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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11
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Come on Thursday evening Of
sext week Tie 18th to the Jolly en-
eegtainme.t at the Christian church
= 8 O'Clock. None on the rod pos,
Ai0Aly recomoenced. We hope TIE
people will show their good taste
and interest in the course as,ia the
year. SiaGle sdmiss;on, adults 20
cts. Children up to and i,cl.di,~
tAs eighth essde IS cts. Ssasos
iickets 4eW
Coyutyvr
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Our ro-tmistress, Mrs. N. r.
Summers is developing considerable
talent as a song writer Her first
venture, entitled. Just You and T.
is for sale by p c. Boyles. the music
is tuneful and appropriately blead.
the original words written by Mrs.
Summers. She is expecting other
numbers in = few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11
For Sheriff
PAT HANLON
OF Crested Butte
For Treasurer
ANNIE NJ. DOWNEY
OF Gunnison.
For Surveyor
W. s. SMITH
OF Gunnison
For Coroner
I. O'LEARY
Of Gsnnison

Once in awhile a republican says,
1T will do no good TO elect Bryan
because the senate would block all
relorms. Good Lord, Where does
ssch logic ga of at? liza republi-
can senate can stop the wheels of
Progress. what might we expect from
. senate sed president both repub.
lican.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Mrs. J. D. Jennings accompanied
her husband as far as Pueblo Mon
day on her way to Denver ON a
visit for couple of weeks. J. ID
will take in the Democratic conven-
ton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Mr.. c. l. Bo.rces,s was es'stneS
a. m. house the fr-i II the week b,
ssckBe--
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

The forty-sixth annual Colorado
conference in its assignment OF past
crates returned Rev. ;. A. Nebber
TO this charge. This is Rev. Web
bers third wear here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Gavette Bro's fruit ID this week
. sG&rscting ooesidsrshae as.en,ior
Tie fruit esasoa 10 q its bex,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11
Asasa esVsse 4 Csszav Sshssh

last week Miss Johnson, county
superintendent, finished her annual
report TO the state superintendent oi
public instruction, and the follow ing
statistics may be Of interest to the
residents Of the county:
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Mrs. W. II Yates arrived satur-
day from Paonia. 30 arrange details
If her fall millinery opening Mr.
Yates is still very Ill, and she viii
soon return.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

HF Bendor oi Vulcan spent a
few dave of this week with esnn'-
sou ir.snas
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

" II Allen II oalida - ia town
.haling hands with Old friends lie
was fprmerly with Wm. Watson On
the Ptue Street stable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

NJ. SILVA SAITH "a. down iron
Creased Butte the hrs; ID the ~sek
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Alter a week here a. the guest oi
her SISTER. Mrs. W II kreutzer'
Miss Edith Mcluto-h returned Mon
dav % bgray
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

N,-- Ave E.ells returned sstIr-
dan irum q rsonsh u-ii WIN ! h'S
esue srsess,e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Mrs Lucy MYERS and dssgeier
Miss Agnes. departed last Monday
far a business aud pleasuse t1p
10 Missouri
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Mistress Helen Gray was seSerly
injured last week by runaway
horse She was thrown and picked up
unconscious out j. now recovering.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

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Every De0ocrse il tke couatry
eeosid rad It Sod 10 cents for
~ NJ. Sess6 s.hscrpeioa.
Dt1OCRACY, WasAiaesua. DC.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11
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Losr-Froa Lscky Strike mine,
two bsU~n Jscks, hs.e6sd 100
right sAo.Asr. ose with edit 81.
1Asss I'D Eve yess Cd Reward
ece fveusn q inforOaeioo.
A. BAsxE.. Addsss BOX K. Gsasi-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11
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E-iate Of hester l.. n Ilier. deceas sed
The undersigned. having been apts,sut.d
administrator sf the estate 81 tnestcr l.. Miller
late oi the oauty of GnBBisoB. 10 the state of
b. viii appear ,-sfore tne q onniy Couvs of said
0unni-on County at the to0rt hos-e IN Gun
ni-on. IN said ounty. On Moaday, ttse 18th day
of October. A ID. Ists. al the hour of ~ o ciock
=. Of said day at which time all Dsev-0a-
having claims against said estate sssts1sd
aud requested To attend for the parp.,-e ~ kss.
ing the same adjusted. All I-er-oiIr Iudetst ed
To said estate are request to make insmSAsate
pay ment To the ans.sa- iensd.
Dated at GuDnison, Colorado, this 3ist aay
OF August A. II. 1877.
CLINTON " MILLER.
Administrator of the estate ~ thesssr l.. Nil
lcr. decreased ksyt. 4. Oct. 2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

} & E.agan aud mother were at
the cns.usv seal FRIDAY oa business
trip from " hlss Pine
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Mrs. ] :. Foulke aud children
departed Monday for Ienver
where they viii spend the winter.
The childr.n attending school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11
LOCAL HAT00aGS

A.aoaS ss.stors sToea oAso tsis
Faaay last ~as 1oa Sssaiey
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

i.ob Hard. aud N.; SchuAstz lei
tLss ssorHsnS 81 . hsa.ag trip =
luye.ansI
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11
Avg y Sdhssl

Every year sees an increasing
number Of our high school graduates
going away 70 attesd the different
state institstions and fitting them
selves for good positions.
Ssadsy Loanie Miller left for
Deaver whore he will sttead Sacred
Heart college.
Charlie Mueller and Moore Black
stock are taking their second year at
Fl Collins Agricultural college.
Misses Lena and Los Lghtley are
again at school in Casoa CITY.
Misses Harriet Purrier and Sara
Easaeriy are attending the saaAs nor
NAL 1t Geeley
xiss Eloise Spencer viii Bssve
next week for Deaver where - ~ill
astsad Miss Wollcoe's school.
Aiss 4areverite Essss will atts1A
q Wolie Hall this year.
Aax, Doa and Ray Profits are =
Deavsr sssssciag u Uaivessity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Nl.- ksat.essss \ea AsssSea ssE-
ass iron WsSsxorsh- on5o.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Yesterday A staple os sslies slse
uas a tsssDexs ssssscg an so~U
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

As.- kssi.essss Nea ArssSsa >sE-
dss irom Wsss~orsh- olso
Yesterday A staple o. Sslies sise
was a tsss1s~s vssssoT in ;0~E-
6 " ke...ey Of >sh LAKE Cssy
10 ssssisag wsta the AeNss. t.THsIy
i.l,b Hard. aud No; Ssh1Astz lels
this ssorHsnS 81 . hs6.ng trip -
Cuye.ansi
Mrs A. n X CTox,ks ss ss.eaa-
.ng the dcmoc=s;,c csuveDi,on an
fuebio TINS weck
4 .tuHnIpx ARRAY 0 Isttera
hats arv oa DISPLAY AT Mrs.. Nats-
millinery stes.
M,s~ N.rS,e Mssller Is expected
home this evening from a mons b .
vlsi, IN Grand J1netion.
Paddy Gum. ~ho Is at the he~pi-
tai IN s.hda Is getting along nicely
aud be is expected homo IN a few
DAYS.
This othee has a sIecsmea oi
hemp bronght IN by John R'sss. h,
grew IN his yard aud Is slx teet tall
Mrs. J :. Foulke aud children
departed Monday for I~nver
where they viii spend the winter.
The cshildrsn attending school.
$50 grsphopbone and three dozen
recurds b trade tlr milk COW. In
quire at News-C hanp,on office or see
j. W. Smith al ranch oa upper Gun
ni-on. y
W. 4 Franks. principal of the
county high school arrived yester-
day from Wadsworth, Ohio. The
professor is heartily welcomed by
his host Of friends
We note among the visitors here
this week Wm Niggington and
Henry Merton of Marble They
were here on business with the
county officials
=. II. Favargue, of the Blaine
Mining Company at Gothic was in
our city Saturday, having just re-
turned from marketing car Of their
high grade steel galeua ore
John and Miss Helen Akin,
father and sister of Judge q. ii
Akin of our city returned with him
Monday. They are from jackson,
Michigan and intend to make their
home with the Judge.
School in District No. l will be-
gin Monday, September IA, 1905.
lst and 2nd grades at Pine street
building, the other grades at Colo
rsdo street building. The lst and
st noon. the osktf eTsula tns Asar
half hours. Board or DIRECTORS.
DIR. and Mrs Sanford entertained
. party of friends at Almout Sunday
The party was composed Of Mr. and
Mrs. o. u. Cunningham Of Dallas,
Texas; Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Adams of
Denv-,, and Mrs. J r. Estes and
No. 10. -.arguerite.
Tom Conway, an old time resident
of Gunnison. and one of the Oldest
and most trusted conductors on the
Rio Grands, died Thursday last at
his home in Grand Junction. He
had been sick for some time and his
death was not unexpected He
leaves . wife and two children to
mourn his loss. Chas. Kroll of this
city is brother-in-l.w. A host Of
friends regret 10 hear ol his death
lie was buried Saturday at Grand
junction.
Dr. Geo. Brewer, wife and
daughter of Bele Plaine, Iowa.
arrived in Gunnieon last Tues
day. Mr.. Brewer il brother Of
our tOwnsman Y. q. Brewer.
This is the first tin,e the brothers
have saw each other in thirty-six
years and to say they are hav-
ing a fine visit is putting il mild
ly. Dr. Brewer has followed
HE profession, that of q dentist
for thirty years in his home
town in Iowa. Both families pic
niced at Almont yesterday and
report having good time.
Avay = SsAsd
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

g " ke...ey Of >sl, LAKE Cs,y
10 ssss,sag vsil the AeNssl E.s4.1Iy
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

This office has a specimen %
hemp bronght IN by John R'sss. b
grew IN his ward aud ,s six feet tall
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Paddy Gum. Who Is at the he~ps-
tai IN s.hda Is getting along nicely
aud be Is expected homo IN a few
DAYS
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Mrs. A. n X. CUo,ks .s attend
lng the dcmac=a;,e couveD,,on sr
fuet,io TINS seed
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Bsby Leonard Lashbrook had his
wrist broken Thursday. The little
fellow run his hand into bicycle
wheel, which other yonn gsters had
turned upon the saddle and were
rapidly revolving. 1t was . bad irac-
ture and the muscles were torE
loose,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

A .susnInx array ~, psitera
hat. av oa DISPLAY al Mr-. Nst.-
millinery store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

$50 eraphepbone and three dozen
recurds to trade t1r milk COW In
quire at News-Chanp,on office or see
j. W. Smith at ranch on upper Gun
ui-on. p
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Miss N.rg,e MsslIer Is expected
home this evening from a mont b I
visit N Grand Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

Judge T. c. Fithcer was dele
gate from White Pine 10 the demo
cratic convention II is not often that
the Judge gets down 10 GuGnison
and -his friends were glad TO see
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

For Representative
JOHN LEHRRITTER
Of Irwin.
For County Commissioner
let District
JOS. II. COLLINS
of Gunnison
For County Commissioner
md District
ELMER WILEY
Of Pitkin
For County Judge
GEO. HETHERINGTON
Of Gunnison.
For Clerk and Recorder
j. J. HURLEY
Of Crested Butte.
For Assessor
A. N THOMAS
of Gunnison
For Superintendent Of Schools
SARA Il. EASTERLY
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

W. 4 Franks principal Of the
county high school arrived yester
day from Wadswo orth, Ohio. The
professor is heartily welcomed by
his host OF friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

oi1ascss 0sevssa Cessain
CanniDsa Csuuty Ps;ua,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

We note among the visitors her,
this week Wm Wiggington aBe
Henry Merton Of Marble. The,
were here on business with Tia,
county officials.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

: LOCAL nAr0oaG :
.
Am.,.x x...,oss sroea oAss Cssy
Faaay ....s was 1osa Stanley
NJ. SILVIA SAITH "a. ao~n iron
Cre-.ea Butte the hrs: ID the ~sek
N,-- Ave E.ells returned satIr-
d.y irulu q Isoush visit with hey
epnc srsesSse.
Mr.. c. l. Bo.rdes,s wss eestned
a. the i.osse ths tr-i 0i the week by
sickness.
HF Benaor oi Nulcan spent a
few dave of this week with esnn'-
son ir,snas
4 E.acan aud mather were at
the cus.uiv scat trids, os a business
trip from White f'ns.
Mrs Lucy MYERS aud dssgeier,
Mss Aenes. departed last Monday
far a business aud pleasuse t1p
10 Missouri.
Alter a week here a. the guest Cd
her SISTER. Nrs. W u kreutzer,
Miss Fduh McIuto-h returned Mon
dav 20 ouray
WI Allen af salida - 10 town
.haling hands with old friends. lie
was formerly with Wm. Watson in
the Pine Street stable.
Mistress Helen Gray was seVerly
injured last week by runaway
horse She was thrown and picked up
unconscious but is now recovering.
Mrs. W. II. Yates arrived satur-
day from Paonia, 30 arrange details
If her fall millinery opening Mr.
Yates is still very Ill, and she viii
soon return.
The forty-sixth annual Colorado
conference IN It's assignment OF past
crates returned Rev. ;. A. Nebber
10 this charge. This is Rev. Web
bers third year here.
Mrs. J. D. Jennings accompanied
her husband as far as Pueblo Mon
day ON her way to Denver on a
visit for couple OF weeks. J. ID.
will take in the Democratic conven-
ton.
Judge T. c. Fithcer was dele
gate from White Pine 10 the demo
cratic convention II is not often that
the Judge gets down TO GuGnison
aud his friends were glad TO see
Baby Leonard Lashbrook had his
wrist broken Thursday. The little
fellow run his hand into bicycle
wheel, which other youngsters had
turned upon the saddle and were
rapidly revolving. 1t was . bad irac-
tare and the muscles we're torE
loose,
Our postmistress, Mrs. N. r.
Summers is developing considerable
talent as a song writer Her first
venture, entitled, Just You and T.
is for sale by p c. Boyles. the music
is tuneful and appropriately blends
the original words written by Mrs.
Summers. She is expecting other
numbers in = few days
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

my new odowetSr
RA SKUFS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-11

=. II. Favargue, of the Blaine
Mining Company at Gothic was in
our city Saturday, having just re-
turned from marketing car Of their
high grade steel galena ore.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
OLD DJMlNION'S
COKE CONTRACT
Now Using Dawson Coke, Which Re-
duces Cost Of Copper to
About 10 Cents.

The Old Dominion company has made
a year IS contract with the Phelps Dodge
interests for dawson coke at 1895
per ton. 3
For the past six months the company
has been using eastern coke, which cost
$l4.75 per ton, but, starting September
I, it began the use of western coke, and
the saving thus accomplished should
reduce the cost of Old Dominion copper
one half to three-fourths of cent per
pound, bringing the net cost down to
about 10 cents per pound, New York,
sold.
Upon production of 100000 pounds
per month--last month it amounted to
3,625,000 pounds-the Old Dominion
management expects TO show net earn
ings of well over 100000 per month on
l3h cent copper.
A dividend before the close of this
year at the rate of "a per annum is a
strong possibility if the price of copper
is maintained at 1872 cents.-Boston
News Bureau.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
DEMOCRATIC ADVICE
The Logic of Grover Cleveland Should
Be Remembered

Some months ago President Cleve-
land, in reply to the question, "What is
the best principle and what the best
policy to give the democratic party new
lifef' wrote: GAS general PROPOSE
ton j might answer this question by
saying that in my opinion this could
be most surely brought about by a
return to genuine democratic doctrine
and close adherence to the democratic
policies which in times past gave our
party success and benefited our people.
To be more specific in my reply, |
should say that more than ever just at
this time the democratic party should
display honest and sincere conservatism,
regard for constitutional limitations,
and determination not to be swept
from our moorings by temporary clamor
or spectacular exploitation. Our people
need rest and peace and reinsurance;
and it will be quite in line with true
democracy and successful policy to inn
press upon our fellow countrymen the
fact that democracy still sands for those
things"
Grovet Cleveland is now in his grave,
but the logic he gave should not be for
gotten. 1t is sound and wholesome.
Conservatism. Rest.-Nashville Amer
lean.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
MARKET NEWS

Stocks were again very weak yester-
day, the selling movement which gained
in earnestness as the day advanced, pro-
ducing little less than decentralization
in the market. The feature was the
lack of resistance displayed by those
stocks which have very largely infiu-
enced the recent characterization Pa
citc, Southern Pacific. Reading, Smelt
ers and Amalgamated. United States
Steel was also weak. OF the local cop
pers. Old Dominion sold down to 3S,
a loss of one and half points, Arizona
Commercial, which had previously re-
sisted the general tendency to weak
ness, gave way under the heavy selling
pressure; Miami was also weak and lost
over point; Superior 4 Boston was
well supported at I; Orphan was firm
at 5.75 bid. and Globe Consolidated
gained an eighth, closing at "A bid.
Now that the market has been pretty
well sold out. we look for moderate
recovery.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
STOCK MARKET
D|SC0URAG|NG
,rrs1pE SELLING ORDERS IN
CONSIDERABLE VOLUME, AND
COPPER MARKET IS ALSO MUCH
pIssPIRITED.

yEW YORK, September 2l.-With
ostiye selling of stocks and acute
~.,kness carried up to the very close
last week, il was matter of course,
~, outside selling c;ders shoald be in
siderable V2,Ume when operations
Stgan today,
prom the stlrGIloini of spe ;ulativc
..,mert. very prssrn.stie views of the
,,l,ok for yAG $ We're sent out IN
r.skIy market reviews and letters from
onmission houses to clients The ae-
sro speculative ppSIron was on the
,niOo side of the market. Opening de-
,rres in prices also broke through the
limits OF additional stop loss orders and
,,s,ipitated fresh liquidation on the
market.
The talk of the copper market was
., bopeful. Another marking down of
D,,es Of copper a; the metal exchange
IA Of copper warrants in the London
market gave point to the talk. From
,0s 10 FIVE points measures the range
!, the days losses and in Harrimans
,,5 Hills, st. Paul and Reading the
,mage runs from three to four and a
garter points.
Bonds were weak Total sales par
ahe 80 ,56S, 600 United States bonds
Unchanged on call
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
CAUSE OF WEAKNESS
OF MIAMI STOCK

The Boston News Bureau says: The
apparent weakness of Miami shares yes
terday was probably due to the fact
that considerable amount of rights
has been offered on the market. The
General Development company, which
holds 100000 shares of Miami stock in
its treasury, recently distributed the
rights on the shares among its stock
holders.
These rights are being sold and at
one time yesterday were selling above
the stock, being % cents bid, equivalent
to 1914 for the stock while the shares
We're selling at l0la.
This is the last day for the sale of
these rights and there is every reason
to expect that the stockholders and
the purchasers of the rights will take
the entire 100000 shares of stock of
fered.
As TO the physical condition of the
property, J. Parke Chaning, the CON
snlting engineer, now reports 100000
tons Of 3 per cent ore in sight, the in
crease of the tonnage being the result
of recent development work. He also
reports that in no direction are dcvcl
opments approaching the boundary
lines.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
A HOPEFUL VIEW OF
THE COPPER MARKET

A New York dispatch says: Certain
consumers figure that consumption is
now running at the rate of IS per cent
of normal, and that in the event of a
continued increase in business, pro
ducers can readily dispose Of their out
put from now on. This contention is
based on the feeling that large con.
sumers, when they do realize that condi
lions are assuming normal proportion,
will enter the market and purchase sup
plies for future delivery. Many of the
large producers have sold their output
well into November, and it is figured
that there will be on accumulation of
stocks for the next two months, at least
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22

It's a pity when sick ones drug the
stomach or stimulate the heart and kid.
neys. That is all wrong! A weak stom-
ach means weak stomach nerves, al.
and kidneys. The weak nerves are in
stead crying out for help. This ex-
plains why Dr. Shops Restorative is
promptly helping stomach, heart and
kidney ailments. The Restorative
reaches out for the actual cause of these
ailments--the failing .'inside nerves. f"
Anyway, test the Restorative 4S hours.
1t Won't cure 50 soon as that, but you
will surely know that help is coming.
Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
FIRE BREAKS OUT ANEW
IN ANACONDA MINES

From Butte, Mont. comes the an
nouneement that the Anaconda mines
have again been forced to close on ac-
count of gases arising from the fire.
Five hundred men have been laid off.
The company has been producing about
500 tons of ore daily. the gas in the
mines has been very bad for several
months and operations have been in
termittent st. Lawrence is again work
ing full time, the gas having been
driven from that mine again. a mum
Der of the men laid off at Anaconda are
added to the st. Lawrence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
METALS.

NEW YORK, September 2l.-Lon-
|bn tin was unchanged at fl39, 2s, Sd
boz spot with futures shade higher at
|Ll3l. los. The local market was quiet,
!, sS.371s to 2S.62is.
Copper was lower in london, with
20, at $50, los and futures at COO,
Is The local market was weak also.
Lake, 1926 to 1880; eleetrolytie,
|2gle to 1925; casting l2.s7ha TO
b
Lead was duh and unchanged in both
|raikets. Spelter advanced to f19, lis,
b in the English market. The local
naike, was dull and shade lower at
i2ls to 4.77Ea.
lion was unchanged at home and
Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
BEST TREATMENT FOR A BURN

If for no other reason, Chamberlain 3
Salve should be kept in every household
on account of its great value in the
treatment of burns. 1t allays the pain
almost Immediately, and unless the in
jury is severe one, heals the parts
without leaving scar. This salve b
also unequaled for ehapped hands, sore
nipples and diseases Of the skin. Price
rs cents. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
HIS PLEA

Daughter" timidly began her ia
ther.
"Well, dadS'
off your ma does the washing, iron
ing, cooking and scrubbing, don t you
think you ought to do the sweeping, just
for the physical culture benefit to be
derived tberefromi What say nowa'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22

The most encouraging news is that
steel shipments show substantial in
crease since September !, and manufac-
turers regard the outlook as eneourag-
ing. In August the leading interests
booked 10000 tons of wire products,
and since September | this branch
shows further increase. As matter of
fact, orders are running in excess of
capacity. About so per cent of the
wire mills of the country are now in
operation, 40 per cent of the tube
plants, and 40 per cent of the sheet
mills, Mar manufacturers are also
using more than 20 per cent of their
capacity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
GRAIN

CHICAGO. September 2l.-Wheat
IOsed with losses ranging from three
ogrths on May to one fourth on Sep
|tHber.
Corn closed at the bottom, with De-
|snber 1874 to IFS under Saturday.
i'h corn on the sample market ruled
bon One-half to one cent down.
Oats were dun With prices lower. The
|bslg prices We're at the bottom, De-
|snber being off one half to five-eighths.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22

The severe decline of stocks is large.
ly attributable to the political fright
which has suddenly seized Wall street.
A series of happenings and incidents
in the field of politics has seemingly
plunged the eastern financial world
from the pinaele of supreme confidence
into the depths of complete demoraliza-
ton. The result of the Maine election
was a severe jolt TO republican optim-
ism. the fractional differences and threat
ened disruption of the republican par.
" in New York, have all contributed to
produce the dependency that has over
come The Street. Mr.. Hartman looks
upon this scene of disorder with de-
gree of contempt and has again inti-
mated that it makes little difference
which candidate wins, so far as business
is concerned. The election OF Mr.,
Bryan would probably cause a temper.
AIRY shock in Wall street. but if the
present slump continues a few days
longer at the shoot the chutes speed it
has been going, Bryan S election and
all other possible disasters will have
been fully discounted