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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29
r.R. CATREN EXPLAINS

GEoRsErowS. Colo. Feb. -, 1905
Editor Iiaho Springs Mining Gazrtte.
Dear Sir:-On the fourth page OF
your paper under date Decemb-r 10.
1907 YOU have an editorial. IN words
aud figures "a follows to-"is
MIR B C Catren, jr., 10 a letter to
Congress Haggott, aud W j.
Guard, in the Silver Plane Standard,
art gain prmulga,ing the Arguments
in favor Of ftr- coinage OF silver. hIch
seems. To the hgh. of the failure OF
the republican financial poIlc'. To be
irrrfutahle The strange thing about
the circumstances l. that the t~o
geutiemen should be- tbs on-s 10 re
vivr th- discussion. Both of th-tn
were among the first t. desert the
rants Of silver advocates aOd have
been the most uncomprom,-luy "ppo-
uen,- = the party which stosl Tor The
use OF silver Both of them kuow
that an appeal to republican "tlcl -
Is nonsense II their app-aI- bad
b.s-u O., the democratic party, which
hold. It. convention III tbs STATE. ih-re
won't! p-rhap- b'- better h"p- OF some
results aud Certainly their action
would APPEAR more sincere and less
lik. grand stand play
s. far - Mr.. Guard ! coucsrue'., |
am willing that he make hl- own
answer.
You say: The strange thing about.
the circumstances il that the two
sen.lemeu should be the ones TO re-
viye the discussion Its true have
written letter to each OF our s@ua-
tors and representatives 10 congress
giving then, my views on the financial
oue@tiop-a question tha; is today up
permo-t IN the minds OF the America q
peopl. For the past three months
we hsvs been confronted With tinan-
ciaI condition unparalleled 10 the his
toly OF oar country. The New Yrk
BANKERS bave been drawing from the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29
Notice si Adjustment Day

Estate of William Z Robinson deceased The
undersigned having been appointed sdministra-
tor of the estate of Wm. Z. Robinson. late OF the
County of Clear Greek in the State OF Colorado
deceased, hereby gives notice that be will appear
before the Coz nty Court of said Clear Creek Coun
ty. At the Court Hot &c in Georgetown, In said
I. UNITY. on Monday, the 23ru day OF March A. D.
1905, at be hohr of o clock P. u. OF said Cay Al
estate notified and requested to st,end for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted. All per.
sons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate pAymenf to the undersigned.
Dated Al Idaho e;finRs, colombo, this IND
day Of February. A. D. 1905.
H. l. RnBEkfe, Administrator Of The eseasa OF
Vim z Robinson deceAsed.
THoA. II. RoBgRrS, Attorney,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

! | nised States treasury atIo OF the fuuds
[ that it was possible fot them to get
their hands ou. The bankers aud
/ fiuanci-rs who for YEARS have. been try :
( ing to run the huauces Of this country
] have beeu, and are toiay, ella moripg
for legisl -tiou, which will eua blt- them
to issue more bank notes, aud Civ
them the power, as they term II, TO
/ cOutract or expand the circulating
medium accounting TO the wants and
demands of the people >
To nv mind this move on the part OF
these 20 callrd tiuauciers is but an en
t-rlug wedge t. further the schemes
which they have b--n plauniug for
ears. whrreb, they ssek to tak.- from
tue government the money issuing
function. and 10 place them 10 a posi-
tr1ct or expand the circulating mr-Cii
un III accordance with : .eir owu iu-
t..re-t. Therefore, under these. circnm
Stances. | con>ld-r 1t the imperative
duty OF every patriotic American.
every lover OF his cDuntrs, ambitions
for It's future, to write TO the senator's
and representatives aud give them
bis ideas, 81 that when these iii itf-r-ut
m-asures come b-foce ih-m for ACTON
they will be 10 touch with their con
s'i,uents, and know their wishes and
desires on this question. |, l. dury
that every man owes to hi- family aud
to his country. to wake mp. aud to dc
all shat b.. eau TO protect them from
the gres-d aud a?arice OF th. so ca ri
| tinancirrs. who are today seeking t6
rob US OF all OF our constitusional
| rights.
ask YOU. is it a strange thing
| that shonli, under the above circrm
| Stances, undertake TO lift nv voice IL
the def-use Of my m,ly and of N,
| couutry' Would to God, iha, yot
aud others. pns your shoulder to ,h,
wheel aud try and do something fo
the b--n-tit aud upbuiliiug of yoil
/ country iustead of knocking and be
li,tling the efforts Of those who at,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29
Try US for ranch eggs, vegetables
poultry and meat. THERo 4 Co
Admiuisteztos's Notiee.

Administfztor's Notice.
ESTATE Of Anna johnson deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Administrator of the Estate of
Anna johnson late Of the County Of
Clear Creek, and State Of Colorado,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court
of Clear Creek County, at the Court
House at Georgetown, at the March
term. on the second Monday in March
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the pur-
pose of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated this 4th day Of February A.
D. 1903.
C. S. BIRKINs, Administrator
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

MKs ROSE STOKES address New York recently.
! I flag
speech and Mrs Stokes liberty
emblem of anarchy Fortunately
who
That flag stands for law order
individual liberty, of progress and
speci rights that fugitive
manifold blessings
flag This nation founded who
But they laid the
by the people and long
influence Of their example prevails
American reople-Bamore
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29
For tat Terrible Itching

Eczema, letter and salt rheum keep
their victims in perpetual torment.
The application Of Chamberlain Salve
will instantly allay this itching, and
many cases have been cured by its use.
For sale by ]. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

Republican will held Pueblo April
delegates viii represent and pro
political element OF the Il should listen the
yaporugs d~grned publications. would develop
thing existed where the opposite
republicans united
communities
all probability supremacy
party sweep victory
uuit e
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29
1he Word Fam<a Carnival.

Mardi Gras At New Orlens, February
25th. Low winter tourist rate via Col
orado & Southern. Illustrated booklet
sent on request T. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent,
Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

i keeping TIP her reputation the hub for horrible
yellow press the capital with each other
publishing details the revolving stories The
more greater prominence given
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

SFrI&GsNEWs this deyotes considerable MI
open the Gazette which he
history touching upou question advocates in this
ccun The speaks for itself.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

designated April 18th Arb7T Day and
citizen plant Nothing contributes
t city everyone should help
pubhc beauty
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

the list Of the democrats who attended
meeog held in this last SUNDAY many OF the
ignored call OF se-apponted
hand and framed up programme which they
pei their dure follow hut strong autoss
docrc circles, and bodies good slate
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

THE second number OF the Rocky Mountain Eagle Call published
Csa,t the interest OF the local lodge of Eagles has just
credjtabe publication. The subject
but little for Iyman but should the
Of all ne of the order.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-02-29

WAEFES a HAGGoTT would make excellent CUB
that the people oi this dis
back Wa-hugron-Midde Park Times
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-23

The Fair Is Chlcago's foremost de-
partment store and Is also the safest.
It abounds with splendid nssortments
Of merchandise exclusively for the use
of men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-23

Arthur Meeker, manager for Armour
& Company, was on the venire Of the
January grand jury, but through ill.,
nate modesty caused by an alleged
sore foot he was unable to serve this
time. Should he be called on a grand
jury again, the other members of that
body should take advantage Of the cir
cumstances to ask Mr.. Meeker all
about
The Beef Trust, and why It should
not be indicted for violating the trust
laws Of Illinois;
The fixing Of assessments 20 that
Armour 4 Company and Swift 4 Com.
pany escape paying their just share Of
personal property taxes;
The withdrawal OF city inspectors
from the stock yards. leaving the peo-
pie Of Chicago without adequate pro-
lection to their health;
The relations OF Armour 4 Company
with the Health Department Of the
Harrison and Dunno administrations.
Mr.. Meeker. who 10 nice gentleman.
will undoubtedly tell his brother Jurors
all that he knows about these subjects.
or give them q tip az to who can give
them better and more accurate infor.
nation.
80 Tar 90 the Beef Trust u con.
cerned, the grand Jury can get q lot OF
information already collected and rella.
bic. BY applying at the government
building.
The Beef Trust certainly looks upon
the people az lot Of serfs. 1t raises
the price Of food upon them with i'm.
punlty and fixes Its taxes to suits It.
self. San Francisco graft was not a
circumstance to this.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
HUSBAND AND WIFE
SQUABBLE OVER CHILD

Mrs. Lillian Pearlman. sister OF
Mrs. Magdefrau. whose husband was
recently murdered in the saloon at No.
ss ,LarDedsst sast. petitioned Judge
tNurphy MsztsIssot,y u ~" s.sacuf her
daughter. now in the possession 8f her
husband. Herman. The husband is a
Jew and the wife a Gentle, and IL is
said they have Quarreled frequently
over the bringing up or the child.
The husband started divorce pro
ceedings several months ago. making
serious charges against his wife. For
the sake of the child they patched APP
their difficulties, but the reconciiia.
tion was not for long. aud they soon
separated. Mrs. Pearlman kept the
little girl. but her husband took the
child away from her, claiming that
she was net being well cared fer He
says the girl was kept for a time In
the saloon where the murder took
place. The husband claims the child
begged 10 be taken away. and made
charges against her mother.
Another hearing will be held Tues.
day. when several witnesses will be
on hand.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
New Use for Cactus.

United States Consul Bishop. at Pa
IeFlnoa. Italy. reports some expqerl-
men ts- lssssp.. h~ it.Ae chief OF the Eant;
tary service sO uft5oon, French afrfta,
with the cactus as substitute for Pc
troleum for the determination Of mos
Quitoes In warm climates. The
thick, pulpy leaves OF the cactus" he
says, "cnt up In pieces. are thrown
into water and macerated until a
sticy paste is formed. This paste is
spread upon the surface OF stagnant
water and forms an isolating layer.
whicn prevents the larva OF the mos
-quitoes from coming 10 the top 10
breathe and destroys them through as
phyxiation. II is true that petroleum
can 10 the same service. but in warm
climates petroleum eyaporates too
quickly. and is thus OF little avail
The mucilaginous cactus paste, on the
contrary. can hold its place indefinite
ly, lasting weeks, months or even an
entire year; and the period or devel-
opmeht of the larya being only about
a fortnight, 1t has the most thorough
effect"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
SAYS DIVORCED HUBBY
OBTAINS CHILDREN

Mrs. Mary Jewell. wife OF Henry
Jewell. real estate dealer with Of
4nes In the Chamber OF Commerce.
aroe In the county building Monday
<1orning, searching for Judge Man
1olL hoping ne would assist her in
ecuring possession OF her two little
+x{fIs, who. she claims, are bing kept
sway from her by their father.
Mrs. Jewell obtained a divorce in
Io05, and was awarded the custody
~ the two girls, the son being given
10 the father It has been the GUS
<pu1 to Hiiow the children 20 visit back
and forth. and. Sunday. the brother
met the sisters after Sunday school,
~ arrangement, and took them 10 the
Akher's home at No. 262 Englewood-
ave. When night came and the girls
had not returned, Mrs. Jewell tele-
phoned TO her husband, and she al
lcges that he refused to allow the
girls TO leave. Monday morning she
again telephoned. and he said he In
tended to keep the girls. who are
2 and 1S years OF age.
Mrs. Jewell was almost sick with
fear Monday morning. and hurried
about looking for Judge Mandell, who
granted her the decree OF divorce. The
Judge WAS absent. and Mrs. Jewell will
make another effort Monday affefHoel
~ see him. THE wire now supports
herself by keeping boarders at No.
rs Harperave. She claims her hns.
band Is 500 behind I'm his payment OF
alimony. and she will take action 10
collect the money.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
cuttlna .onIeial TeIearams.

According to a circular issued sew
eral days ago by Mai. Gen. Grant, ofii-
GERS in the department OF the east will
have TO use much more care In the
whiting OF Official kilograms. The at
tention OF all officers is called TO the
frequency with which superfiuous
words are used in the framing of Off
cial kilograms, and that neglect to
curtaiI such messages IS violation
OF paragraph 1871 OF the army reguls-
tions. The commander OF the depart
ment OF the east declares that failure
TO observe the requirements costs the
government large sums of moneg year
ly, and asks that the strictest care
be observed In making all Official tele-
grams as short as possible.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
Erw.--Michignn current receipts. ex-

Egg.--Michignn current receipts. ex-
ira. case count, 15Ac per doz.
saouM,shsse secsns psen Da,sns sss in .,rS,5 wSGd
sass clear, $3.50 per bbl.
Feed--Jobbing lots, bran. $500
coarse corn meal. SIS; corn and Dat
middiings. $50 per ton.
Fresh veEetnbies--Sreen onions. 15c
per doz; cucumbers. si.25m1.50 per
Ssr Ser sn s'pss psf.ey psP aoa was "a.
Ter cress. Acc per doz; pIeplant. 45c per
dog; asparagus. s2.7b per doz:
Grsyss-MaIssas; $500 80 per bbi-
Honcy-Thncy white. is9Isc; amber.
14Gf5c; extracted. S99c per ID.
Hickory Suts-s2 per bu.
Hny-Detroit shippers nrc pa ying th q
following prices for new balei hay in
sit: No. .. ,Is.so@la: clover; mixed.
oaf straw, ss ton, in car lots N
Hides--No. cured. &c; No. 2 cured.
&c: No. green. &C. No. ? green. &C. kip
No 4. sssc: No. 2. Sc: calf cured. No. /.
lie: No. 2, sac. calf. green. No. 1 10c:
No 2, sac per lb. horse hides. No. 1.
g. No. z 81; sheepskins. as to WOOL
Hnrsi,rsre--wire na,is. s2fo. base
painted barbed wire. se.ao; galvanized
ssase' ssss' poultry Quit net,lns before wssvins.
cloth. ki 40 per 100 feet: lap and clip.
so and per cent of: poultry netting.
after weaving. so per cent on; wire
Joint savetrough. sc and 10 per cent
OF: round ard corrugated conductor
plpe 20 and s Fer cent OF.
Ismes-.si fff.15 per 100.
I.rsnons---Caiifornie. y3135o per box.
Wusbrooms--50c per 10.
Ornnees-caiifornls Rsyeis. ss.7s8s
p,ssspple.-Fiorida. s92sas per dox.
Pop Corn--Ears. I y T2c per 10
Pefntoys--Car lots. T. o. b. Detroit
65m 5oc per bu; new Bermuhas' ts.eV
- roSisry-Hens. is0lsc: springs. isS
stnk~- f0c: roosters. DC: ducks. lx0
J1c, geese. 10a1fc; turkeys. H4Iso.
dressed hens. lac. ducks. it9fsc'
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
WILL FORM A NEW $.
LABOR FEDERATION

CHICAGO, April Ga general call
has been made for an industrial con
ference in Chicago today, when at at.
tempt will be made TO unite In an In
dependent federation the Western
Federation OF Miners, the United Min
ers OF American and the Brewery
Workers. Lithographers and Wood
Workers Unions. -
The call is signed by w. ID. Hay
wood. c. E.. Mahoney. James Kirwin
Robert Randall. ]. c. Downey, J. p.
Callahan. Roderick Mackenzie and Ern-
est Mills.
Just how the Federation of Labor
will regard the new organization is
doubtful. but il is reported that its
formation will be discouraged -
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. ApriI-6.--Close: The wheat
market did not amount to- much on
Mof.tiay With a holiday before IL ana
one TO follow. there are no grain mar
kets Tuesday. dealers were not at all
anxious to ge: into trouble. as trading
was at no time active. The market
was weak. with rain IN the south-
west lower prices I'm England. and an
increase in the American visible sup
ply there was not much on wnlch TO
build an advance. The market was
dull in all its branches. including Hour.
Wheat quotations;-cash No. red.
93ikc. May opened unchanged at S5 y c.
and declined 20 80 3Ac; July opened at
opened s iu AZ sac. and declined 70 ssssc;
No red. so izc No l white. s3i1c:.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn--Cash
No. 2. e5 nc: No. white. J car AT eS1c'
No. 3 yellow. car at s7hc; No. yell
oats-cash No. 5 white. SIC: No. 4
white. / car at 56c
Rye---Cash No. 2. S2c.
Reans-Cash and April. t2.2S; May.
clover seed--Prime spot. 30 bags az
s13; October, goo bags at $3.50: sample.
prime alsike. SIS; sample aisike. bags
at Sli. at 80.
Timothy seed--Prime spot. so bags
Receipts IN TIVE Detroit market on
Monday included 400 bbls OF -four.
cars of corn. OF oats and OF barley.
Withdrawals were zoo bDls OF nouf.
Stocks are 2a3,035 bu Of wheat. 106.9os
bu OF corn. $3.50 bu of oats. S,64s bu
OF barley. and 1881 bu OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Monday.
374 cars. year ago. 11S cars.
Worlds wheat exports last week, TO-
SO 900 bu.
Winnipeg has sold 5000, ,Oe0t bu OF
WHEAT FOR txpert. IL will move when
nav cation opens.
Kansas CITY wheat receipts. 50 cars;
yea rago. 50 cars.
Wheat in Liverpool closed "a lower
and corn unchanged.
Visible supply changes: Wheat. ILL.,
900 hu. increpsc; corn. 212.o0 bu. de-
crease: oats. 637 900 bu. increase.
The grain markets Will all be closed
on Tue sday.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday $4,000 bn. year ago. Ses.O5n
bu
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO April e.--Partfal rains In
Kansas over. sunday. forecast for show
ers IN Nebraska. liberal worlds ship
y ents and fine weather In the north
west, caused an easy opening In wheat.
prizes declining q Tsc-u under sstHf-
DAY.
- -or-rsfrss -pF4e@si--ls -lsheat-.rMay. a2As ~
924e Corn--May, eeas 0ssHc. Oats
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
Fopr Federal prisoners ArraIoned.

Four federal prisoners were arraign-
cd before Judge Swan shortly after
O'Clock Monday afternoon. All were
indicted by the last grand jury. Har-
~ C. Payne. recently acquitted on a
<echnicality when tried for smuggling
3 Chinese into the United States, was
up ON q new charge or bringing an
Immigrant into the country unlawful
Iy George l.. Smith. accused of steal
ing d mail sack, and John McCrim-
mon. accused OF stealing mail, were
also up Dr. w. j. Galerno was
charged with sending matter OF an
objectionable character through the
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06

As displaying the election craft OF
Mr.. Cannon. story Is told. Mr.. Can.
non. whose region swarms with far
mers. would make out list OF ones
he ought 10 see. These were either
Democrats grown shaky, or Republi.
cans whose loyalty TO Mr.. Cannon had
suffered relapse. Taking II township
by township. Mr.. Cannon would visit
these political uncertainties. He car
ried as his companion a rustical one
-broad-chested, and taught In labors
OF the farm.
Mr.. Cannon would find his doubtful
man a-field. busy with scythe or plow.
At the CHEEKY hint OF MIR. Cannon his
sturdy companion took the doubtful
t0ns. place, In swath or furrow:
/ I, Hspsi2ated 9ees WITH
I'Mr Cannon. Would repair 10 the shade
| OF a Tree. The farmer, under the resi- :
ful circumstances. never minded the
loss of his time. Mr.. Cannon was wei.
come 10 whatever space he required
TO show that the safety ot nation
demanded his congressional return.
Having driven the nail. Mr. Cannon
would clench II. in cases where the
! farmer had watch, by asking the
hour. and setting his own particular
Elgin by that OF the farmers. This
Z last piece OF Difference was never
known TO fail. and Mr.. Cannon drove
! of In his carryall the stronger by an
other vote.
/ The above are extracts from an ar
ticle by Alfred Henry Lewis In the
/ April issue OF HUMAN LIFE, the
/ oh la .lx. ~
read by every thinker, every voter, In
America.
In the March issue OF HUMAN
LIFE. Mr. Lewis wrote on the presi.
Dental possibilities of William How.
ard Taft Mr.. Lewis, In the May Issue
OF HUMAN LIFE will cover Secretary
| CorteIyou.
HUMAN LIFE is In field by itself:
I a magazine about people.
! InSsaddition to Mr.. Alfred Henry
Lewis we have on our stafY David Gra-
ham Philips. Charles Edward Russell.
Vance Thompson. Brand Whitlock.
David Belasco. Clara Morris and many
others.
+ HUMAN LIFE Is filed from cover
10 cover with stories and pictures OF
people in the public eye. Mr.. Lewis
fingers are always on the public pulse.
he knows what the public wants. and
he gives them running over measure.
His knowledge OF men and things Is
as wide as the wide, wide world.
! HUMAN LIFE Is up-to-date in It's
fresh. original matter from the best
authors and best artists, and filled
to overhowlng with human interest
HUMAN LIFE on the news-stands,
10 cents a copy.
Let us send you HUMAN LIFE four
! rnnths for 10 cents.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
new yoRK sToCk LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currle AZ 60.
The announcement OF the plan FOR
saving Erie from a recefvcrship caused
a higher opening this morning. short
covering had been general throughout
the list. making a strong market in all
quarters during the two hours of.trad-
ing. There was no outside buying 10
speak OF and the advance seemed To
come entirely from short covering. The
coming crop report. which viii be pub
Iished Wednesday. and which is ex-
nent Fastening the movement along.
The market holds steady now al the
best fgures. but is inclined 10 grow
somewhat dull on this rally.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
Pavement Gets MIX Bath.

A milk wagon owned by John
Hepner. Of No. 203 Limwood-ave.. and
driven by Frank Pharlin. was struck
by Fourteenth car at O'Clock Mon
day morning, at Grand River and
Fourteenth-aves., and wrecked. Milk
was scattered about the street. and
so bottles smashed. The horse ran
away. but was captured later nd
turned over to the driver. who was I'M
In uiured
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
LId Pried up ln MANY cases.

Nofwithstanding the vigilance OF
4he police, the lid was pried up In
esyeral sections OF the city. Sunday.
A the Monday morning police court
60cket Is any criterion to 90 by. There
were Sc cases on the early session
docket. and OF these 20 were for
<|runkenness. The evidence showed,
100. that the jags were not all accum-
0inkad Saturday night before the legal
kI3sing hour.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06

4 MILWAUKEE. wis, April 6.--The
1uapaign which closes Tuesday has
hown no noticeable change over
other years In the anti-saloon ques-
IIfn- Despite the lectures which have
6en delivered all over the state by
4n<1-6aloon lecture workers. none Of
HE cities OF size have liquor fights
|<In their hands. The local option Is
tna. however, is figuring in some OF
ne towns OF 1000 inhabitants in var
<1,zs parts OF Wisconsin.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Opening copper cable: Spot. 1853 Is.
up los. futures, f59 15s, UP los.
The copper market opened about un-
changed from last weeks Closing iiS
ures and during the morning hours TO-
day ruled featureless and extremely
dull London copper was stronger and
up los for both spot and futures as
shown by first cables. bat this had no
effect upon the market, and at the noon
hour. prices still held practically un-
changed with little of interest attached
70 the trading
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
Reported for The Times by Cameron
COPPER MARKET-CLosE.

Ariz-. COmI. rs. Ahm., 30, Arc, J =
Boston Cons. t2i. Butte Gin. ei; Bing
Cons. L. Butte& L.. Sl Cop Con. IS n
Cons. Mer.. 35 G.. & H., $50: G. a a.
a. a. cana aSis 7. II Lassl. fss iss Mass Mass. s.
Moh.. 40: Mai. IL: Nip. 6is: New
Cons, ia New. Utah, 4. n. Butte. 81
do Ex.. 2; Old Dom. IS; Par, IS: Shan.
S. Queen. l.O5: Tam. 61k: Trim, IL
Utah Cons. 32; U. $. OIL. sh L. = r.
3eIs do MD. 3sh Wet, az Win, 4.
woly I25
The Detroit times., 1908-04-06
Fort WAYNE. Ind..

FORT WAYNE. lno.. July g.
Louis Fl. Curryer, aged 32 years. was
asphyxiated in bathroom In his
bachelor quarters over the Majestic,
theater. Fumes from a gas stove
were the cause. He was a son OF the
late DR.. Curryer. member OF the In
diana board of health. He vas
wealthy and leaves large estate.