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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-23
MARKET WITHOUT
SPECIAL FEATURE
Dealings Were on Rather Linz
tied Scale, Changes Gener-
ally Being Narrow.
PRICES FAIRLY WELL HELD
Pressure on Coppers Spread TO Rail.
roads - Towards Close, which
Was Dull, Very Little Doing.

New York. June 2S,-opening deal
ings In stocks brought mixed results in
the price movement The dealings We're
small and changes generally were mar
row.
1he movement Of prices duri9g the
nrst hour was erratic, advances ana
reactions occurring frequently, nut
neilner the nlgn nor the low IeNei was
Iar from yesterday $ closing. heading
at. raul anu tnlou EaCtuv were Cue
most active and nuctuateu most wldeiy.
PrIces were rising III spots at IA
O'Clock.
Prices were maintained notwithstand-
Ing the lapse into duilness a rally IN
the Rock island collateral bonds from
yesterdays breuk was the 1eature OF
the bond market Inc general tone in
tat division was irregular
Pressure against the copper stocks
eventually spread to the railroad list
ana gains there were surrendered. lie
linois Central declined rs. Chesapeake
* Ohio and Anaconda " aud Amalga-
mated Copper /.
When the selling movement had spent
its force prices rallied, Union Pacific
recovering to 143 again and other ac-
tive stocks IA large traction.
The market closed easy and dull. In
the final hour the market drifted almost
idle with no changes of Importance in
the price level. There was some Yield
ing In the late transactions and Chesa-
peake IL Ohio got "a below last night;
Westinghouse q and American Linz
seed preferred u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-23
SHELTER EXPENSES
GREATLY REDUCED
President Guggenheim Of A. S. &
R. Has Cut Down His Own
Salary Income.
BROTHERS DID LIKEWISE
Engineer \. Chester Beatty to be
Managcr-in-Chicf of Explora
ton Company.

New York, June 93.-Salarles and in
cidental expenses OF officials OF tho
American Smelling & Refining com
pany have been reduced $4,000. ac-
cordins to Daniel Guggenheim. chair
man and president of the company.
Before left for Europe" said Mr..
Guggenhem on his return from a four
months trip abroad. II set the ball
rolling by reducing my own salary. My
brothers who devote their entire time
TO the affairs Of the company also re-
dured their salaries voluntarily.
Like all we'll managed companies,
we cleaned out our augean stables early
last spring and the cleaning process has
now been completed. while our salary
list is reduced by $3.50, 900, am Informed
that the efficiency of our labor has
improved from 80 TO so per cent. to
nearly perfect. That means another
great saving In expenses"
The report was denied that A. Chester
Beatty has left the employ of the Gug-
genheims. Daniel Guggenheim said
that Mr.. Beatty in all probability
would be the manager-in-c chief OF the
Guggenheim Exploration company.
Mr.. Guggenheim pointed out that
none of the Guggenheim brothers drew
any salary as officers or directors of the
Guggenheim Exploration company.
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WILL SELL.

months past in the interests of his
health which has greatly improved. He
will probably remain IN the PARK now
looking after his interests.
Manager Spooner of the Iowa copper
company, who is in town today, desires
II known that the assessment OF cents
per share recently levied on the stock
of the company was for the purpose OF
taking up bonds which were. issued
when the development of the mine was
taken up, 1t was thought at that time
that eastern stockholders would be able
TO handle the bond issue without fur-
ther helm. but II has proved otherwise,
and rather than forfeit the bonds the
assessment was levied The work he
ing done at the mine Is carried on IN as
economical a basis as possible, ana
splendid showing is being made FOR
every dollar expended
Work is to be resumed at the Key
stone property In Thaynes canyon as
was reported some time ago. The COM
pany has on the ground well-equipped
hosting plant, blacksmith shop, etc,
and a roomy, convenient hoarhlnsuouse,
and It is the intention to commence
work about the first of the month with
a large force of men and undertake
the systematic development of the prop
erty. Ernest Bamberger is manager OF
the company.
Ore shipments-Daly Judge. $4,000;
silver King, 200, 600: DAILY West, fOO,Oooi
total pounds, $4,000.
The work preparatory to the installa-
ton OF the new boilers, engine and oth-
er mine equipment at the Nelson queen
property in the Elkhorn district Is go
ing right along. and within 30 days
everything should be In running shape
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 23--Free selling of
wheat by several leading commission
houses induced by good weather for
harvesting in the southwest and by
lower cables carried prices off on the
local exchange today nearly l cent from
the previous closing quotations, July
opened II "a u lower to shade higher
at SO Il aIs6ss and sold off to s5%.
Corn was weak early on lower ca
bles and the break in wheat. Tho vol
ume Of trading was small. July opened
unchanged TO lower Mt 69@ to 59Fs
and sold OF TO 6sls.
Oats-wero affected by the weakness
In other gains and ruled duh and easy.
July opened y lower at 45& and sold
Provisions were steady at SC. advance
In hogs off-setting the effect OF the
slump in grain prices September pork
higher UP at q e RIBS sV were 5d UP - aa s st
s 40.
close wheat--July, s57s sept, S5A;
91juiy eeH Sept, Gesass%;
oats-July did. 45Ga5H: July. sfA
Sept. SSA Dec, 30Et
pork-July 1i55i Sept. ti.sO; Dec,
Lard-July. s.o24 Sept, 9i2M; Oct,
Rib.--yuly, SIS; Sept. so7&Ss. 40;
Oct. S.i7Ia.
Rye--Cash. rs.
Bnrey--Cash, 6S063.
Whent--Sentimont continued heHrish
throughout the session and the markell
closed weak with July Sd& lower al
Corn-The weakness prevailed untn
the close. which was almost NJ the bot
tom. July being down X at GsY
EVAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York. Juno e2.--'rhe market For
evaporated apples IS steady but quiet,
with prime fruit for November doliyerv
held Mt 6M. Fancy are quoted NJ "
ARK and common 10 fair at 5%TGG.
Prnne' are unchanged, with quota
tons ranging from sh 10 for Calf
Aprlcots continue quiet. with choice
quoted at l0dlor extra choice, iln
1ls; and fancy 1261s.
Peaches show no fresh feature. with
sh fancy 1O@loh; extra fancy. 1917
Raisins remain Dun both on SPOT ana
future shinments but no change ia re-
norted> IN prices. ana there apnefhs ~
he no selling pressure Loose rnuscnteia
seeded NJ So H7Mi seedlegs 90 bn6,
and London LAYERS AT .2bfo1.25,
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. June 2a Butter Steady
Creamery ipqgeh; dalrios, i7Q2iM.
Eggs--steAdy. Firsts -,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Now York, juno 80 sugar raw
quiet Fair refining. ASH Centrifugal
.g6 test 4 81, mOas6ck sugar 81
Refined Quiet Crushed. h. 10. DOW
dered, h 80; granulated, 3 40
q. coffee1steady No Rio 6i. No. 4
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CONCENTRATES.

r. J. Raddatz has gone TO ,hioaso
on a brief business trip
Manager Grant snyder of the CllIt
mine near Ophir has returned from
a trip to camp.
Broker Clark l.. Whitney went
Provo today to participate
strawberry Day festiVitles'
MANAGER Neiman of the Consoiidat-
"a 1efreTson company Is In Chicago on
business. Expects to return ABOUT 'u'S
/.
General Manager C. w. Saxman anu
s,,ncrintendent james c. Dick OF inc
yampn properties in Bingham Went ou'
10 the copper camp by auto today
General Manager D. C. Jackllng ana
f.oneral SUPERINTENDENT r. G. Geminell
os the ITtah Copper company are IN
Bingham today.
Tho ore and bullion settlements re,
,,ortod lost Yesterday by Mccormick u
Co. were Crude ore and conce'i'i'''e
$40 900; base bullion, S2O'O0O.
George II. Elvis, craftsman anu
civil engineer, formerly in the eInpioS
of the Bingham Consolidated company
underwent an operation for appenai-
citis a few days age, and Is reported W
he recuperating as rapidly as could Do
expected.
John Kirby and John Hodson, prom
ire,t mining operators of Salt Lake
city and surrounding territory, nave
been In Phoebe the greater portion OIL
the past week. looking over the mahy
properties here, During their VISIT tnus
far. the gentlemen have examiner tiie
Prince mine and several properties II.
the Bristol district.-Pioche Record
The hearing on the application of
tho silver King consolidated for an
order of court permitting its engineers
to make an examination of the under
ground workings of the Silver King
coalition Mines company has been
postponed for one week. The case was
to have come up in the federal court
Yesterday, but on account of the in
ability of the attorneys for the de-
Tense to be present, the postponement
was taken.
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MASON VALLEY MINES.
Local Shareholders Receive Financial
Statement from Secretary.

Local shareholders of the Mason Val
ley Mines company are in receipt of
progress report mailed from the office
OF Secy. H f. j. Knohlock in New
York The financial exhibit Is as fol-
lows:
Receipts-sale 100000 shares stock,
100000; interest, s2,25045; total, $1o2.-
$50 40.
rsements-Property s29. 1O699
buildings S6063.12; machinery and mine
equipment, IS, 60202; office furniture,
1854; development. 37,774.52; mine sup
plies, s3057,2s cash on hand On, Y.
sl4 .90T 03; mine, $2,32025), si7 ,2272S; to-
tai, s102, 25o.45.
Manager George r. Gum says in his
report
"Up to the present writing no at
tempt has been made to block out the
ore bodies and the Very nature of the
development up to this time precludes
the figuring of any ore bodies as ore
actually in sight There are, however.
several thousand tons of straight smelt-
ing ore. averaging 6 per cent copper, at
present available In the workings.
while the tonnage of the concentrating
product will be found large.
ION the dumps II is estimated there
are about 1000 tons of smelling ores.
averaging $50 per cent copper, and 1000
tons concentrating ores. The better
product from the mines generally Will
be found 10 be a straight smelling ore.
although a large quantity Of the lower
grade ores will be subject to treatment
by concentration the best method of
extraction not being determined up to
the present on account OF changes In
character of ores uncovered
THE Mason Valley mines We're work.
ed in the earlier times and the amount
of surface workings indicate that large
shipments were made of high grade oXi-
died ores. With modernized methods
the properties of the Mason Valley
Mines company are now developing into
large copper ore bodies of a class car
rylng good values and subject 10 treat
ment locally by concentrating and
smelling
From point of accessibility the prop
erty is most favorably located, main
workings being reached by exceptional
~ good wagon road, constructed by the
company From Mason Valley TO the
Walker river the distance in air line
Is one and one-half miles, the river
carrying an abundance of water all the
year round. an extremely favorable
condition If Il is found necessary TO
build a plant for treatment OF ores in
close proximity 10 the mines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-23
MOUNTAIN LAKE
CONTACT VEIN
Tunnel Reaches Contact But Re-
veaIs No Pay Ore Where
1t Was Expected.
JUNGLE" JESSE CONFIDENT.
Drifting Both Ways from Point of In
tcrsection--Rich Fissmes
Cut.

a good many holders of Mountain
Lake stock have become disheartenei
over the report received in the city
yesterday to the effect that the long
tunnel had been run through to the
contact and that no ore of any conse-
quence had been found there. This ao-
counts for the heavy sales of the stock
during the past few days which result
ed In drop of nearly half dollar
a share.
At the mine the situation IS not re-
garded as being at all serious and the
superintendent is reported as having
said over the telephone that he rather
likes the looks of things. Because the
tunnel happened to strike a lean" spot
is not an absolute certainty that no
ore in commercial quantity will be
found. Uncle" Jesse Knight is not
ready to quit yet. In fact he is conf
dent that substantial developments
VIII yet he rade and acting on this
theory has directed that the contact
vein be explored both ways from where
1t was intercepted by the tunnel a
body OF orc may be encountered almost
any time and 1t may DE necessary to
40 some upraislng 90 md It, Never
theless Uncle" Jesse believes II Is
there somewhere and that 1t will be
found.
The driving Of the Steamboat tunnel
has been In progress for several years
and its present length is about 5000
feet and at the point where It cut the
contact is probably at II depth OF be-
tween LOCO and LOO feet Numerous
assures have been cut during the pro-
cess OF driving the tunnel containing
high grade copper values; while long
stretches of mineralized ground have
been encountered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-23
PARK CITY MINES.
Work Has Been Resumed at the Key
stone Property.

supt Amns OF the Ontario, before his
departure for Nevada. says the Park
Record. gave several men employment
al the Ontario ana stated that the force
would doubtless be further Increased
before long About 10 men have gone
10 work at this property since the open
Ing OF the drain tunnel.
Wednesday morning there were an
even 10 men on the payroll at the DAILY
West and from time 10 time thc force
is still being increased, The shipping
OF ore has been commenced ana now,
after the long close down everything Is
running along smoothly again.
big cave occurred IN the 600-lOading
station tunnel Tuesday, but was caught
up before II became necessary TO close
the mines, Men were Immediately put
10 work at both ends Of the cave and by
Wednesday the passage was open
again. Had the tunnel remained closed
another day II would have been neces-
sary TO suspend operations temporarily
at the West and Ontario as the coal
supply was running low.
r. l.. Williams. Jr.. general superin-
tendent OF the DAILY West and Ontario
properties came UP from the city yes
terday in company with Manager Bam-
berger Mr. Williams has been travel
Ing In the south and east for several
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FARMER KIDDER NOW.
Mason Valley OFFICIAL Takes 10 Rural
Districts of Nevada.

E. G.. Kidder. in charge of Mason,
returned from Salt Lake City We'd
nesday, bringing his wife and two
children. says the Yerngton Times.
They viii spend the summer on the old
Maggie ranch now called the model
farm. Mr.. Kidder has about lao acres
under cultivation. in alfalfa barley,
potatoes and vegetables. He is work
ing ten men and nine teams grading
the streets of Mason. He has ordered
a carload OF shingles, a car of cement
and about 100000 feet OF lumber for
the first building, which will be a
modern up-to- date hotel. When the
first sale OF lots Is made at Mason
there will be 3S blocks with graded
streets and waterworks. Let the good
work go on.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. June 2S.--Close: Money
ON call easy. at z ruling rate y,
closing bid and offered mt n.
Time loans dun and firm: go days
per cent: 90 days ia: six months
"a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3 at u per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with act
ual business in bankers bills at 4S695
for demand and AT 1880 for 80 days.
Commercial hills 1851 ut u.
Bar silver, SOS
Mexican dollars. AZ.
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds irregular.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tun.. 400 at 90.
Big Hill. 1900 at s.
Black JACK. 600 at 81; 2,lOO at 6Si 'c1
at 90.
Colorado. 200 at .02ia 100 at 800
Grown Point. LOO at 361a. b. so; LOCO
at 36. b. so; 1900 at 35l9 $500 at 30
DAILY Judge. 100 at $50.
Iron Blossom. 200 at ! go; 100 at l.5iSs.
Mount. Lake, 100 nj 80; 1000 at so; 100
81: 300 at 90; 2.4O0 at So.
Seven Troughs-1 500 at 81: 100 at 26'a'
1,400 at 27h,
Sioux Con. 200 at 1,12la. b. 60; LOO
at ITO; $500 at Io715
Uncle sam, LOO at Sc; 700 at 81.
Utah Con, (Tintic) 900 at 1917 2,oO0
al 10; 1000 at 20. b. So
Victor Con. 1000 at ~.
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Bullock, 500 at IL.
Butler Liberal, 1000 at 90.
Black Jack. 100 at So
Columbus Con. 90 at 1875.
Crown Point 900 at 80.
Iron Blossom. 500 at f.57ls.
Mountain Lake. 500 at 81. seller 60:
$500 at GO; 700 at 81.
Nevada Hills 100 at 1.75.
Seven Troughs, 500 Mt 81
Sioux Con, 700 at 1.0Tls, buyer
30; 500 at 107i ",
Scottish Chief, 1900 at .06%
Victoria, 100 at 100.
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nEauLAR AFrnRNooN sALEs.

Beck Tunnel, 100 al 1.02is.
Black Jack 900 az 81, buyer 60.
LOO AT 60, 500 NJ 59i 500 al 81, buyer
60.
Crown Point 500 at "a. buyer 60;
ZOO al SO; $500 AT 32 1000 at 32;
. 60l at 49, buyer SO,
Indian queen, 30 at rs.
Iron Blossom, 500 nj Los 500 at
1.5714, buyer 60; zoo at ] .b2 y 800
M $50: 500 at l.55, buyer so. goo at
100. seller go.
Little chief. 500 at rs, 500 at u y.
Lower Mammoth, 1000 al IS; 500 at
co. buyer 60.
Mountain Lake. goo at 6i; 500 at
GO goo NJ SO; 1000 at go, buyer 6Oi
roo al bs
seven Troughs. s,300 at 81,
sioux CON. 500 M Los, buyer 60;
2,2O0 al 100. 100 at l,024i 100 at
1. 90, seller 60.
south Swansea, 200 at 49, buyer so.
90 at 80.
Totro, 500 at 10; 500 at "a.
Uncle sam CON, 200 AT SO,
Utah Con (T'intlc), 900 AT 10, buyer
so: 900 al i6lsi 200 at rs,
Zenoli, 500 al 20,
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Mountain Lake Recovered Somewhat
From Yesterdays Quotations.

The sales on the mining exchange to-
day aggregated only little more THAI
$4,000 Mountain Lake. which suffered
severe setback yesterday, recovered
slightly Crown Point weakened to 95
cents: Utah Con. was bought at 10 and
20: Seven Troughs closed on bid of
"a: while Sioux Consolidated remained
steady at $lOT5&.
The unlisted stocks sold were: Cedar,
at liz; East Tintic Consolidated at
64 and Z cents. and Mason Valley at
sl,b0
The closing quotations and sales
were.
MORNING. CAIJ,
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p1ocHE PROPERTY SOLD.

Chas. Lee Horsey, acting for the Cal
ifornia- Phoebe Mining company, says
the Phoebe Record, has concluded the
purchase, from Clyde West of valuable
mining territory adjoining the Califor
MIA Phoebe property. The claim pur-
chased is side-lining the Omaha-Ken-
lucky claim and is considered by The
company as a very valuable acquisl-
ton, which tends TO strengthen the
properties of the company with ground
along the ledge.
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ONTARIO WAGES CUT.

While performing the hazardous
work attending the reopening of the
ontario drain tunnel, men employed
there were paid $3.50 per day of eight
hours. The tunnel having been re-
stored and the dangerous features. of
the work overcome. the ontario COM
pany has cut the wages to $3.50 per
day. The men are now clearing up
the bad ground in the Daily mine.
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ALAsKAs GOLD OUTPUT.

Washington. June GA geological
survey report says that precious met
ais to the value OF more than $7,0OO,0OO
annually are now being taken from the
placer of Seward peninsula. in Alaska.
All the known facts bearing on their
origin and distribution, according to
the survey. indicate that a compare
lively uniform but slowly increasing
output extending over many years may
reasonably be expected from those
gravels which have already contribute
ed more than s4s,0OO0OO to the worlds
wealth
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NIp1ssING DIVIDEND.

Boston, June 23.-Directors OF Nipis-
sing Copper have declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF 3 per cent pay
able July 20. books close June 70, and
reopen July 81. The balance sheet OF
the Niplssing company June 90 shows
cash I'm bank, silver bullion, land and
ore at the smelter valued at $685., O3O.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TnDAN's

Henry w, Lawrence and wife to
Geo q, Cannon Ass'n., lots 2,
3. block G, East Park .......
Peter Peterson and wife 10 James
Nicholson, part of lot Z, block
Peter Peterson and wife td Daniel
McRae, part of lot Z, block 40.
plat b.. $50. ,.,..........
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80 PER CENT

OF the readers OF the Semi Weekly
News are Farmers. Stockinen and
RancherF. Advertisers desiring to
reach this class of buyers. can nnd no
paper in tho West that will serve their
needs SO Well.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago June 2s.-Cattle--Recelpt
about 5000; market steady. Beeves. 1855
q $ Is, Texans. 1865 so; Westerns
4.75@7o0; stockers and feeders. 500
so; cows and heifers 2,5og6.So;
Hogs-Receipts about 10000: market
strong to &c. higher Lights, b.6O46 l9i
mixed. 8 6SG6 90; heavy 5.65n6, 22 :;
good TO choice heavies. 5.S596. % 4 !;
bulk of snles, G.00T6.10.
Sheep--Receipts about $4,000; market
strong TO 10c higher. Natives, 3 1000
4 9Oa so; lambs. 4 .o0q6.2O; westerns,
4. Oo@6.40.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June 2s.-Cattle Re-
ceipts. 1000. market slow and steady.
Native steers. 4.76a7 so: native cows
and heifers. 3.25@6 SO; stoekers and
feeders, s.50q 8, 25; bulls, SOFAS 90.
calves, 3. 5O@6.25; western steers, 4 so
al 90; western cows s5o@l5 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market &c
higher. Bulk of sales, 5,.IS@S 90;
s 1895 95I lights, ZOO So 80; pigs, 4 90
sheep-Receipts. 5000; market weak.
Muttons, 4.0o@5 90; lambs, 8 .o0G6.50;
range wethers, 4.oo@i.76i fed ewes.
'' OMAHA.
Omaha. Neb.. June 2s.-Cattle Re-
ceipts, 1000; market generally steady
Native steers. 4.756s 90; cows and
heifers, 2 .00G5. rs; western steers, 8. ~
as %; Texas steers. 3 7o@5 so; range
cows and heifers. 2.7524.S so; Gamers.
2.0063 so: stockers and feeders, .00@
stays. . 75dJ.00,
Hogs Receipts 1900 market 5I1oc.
3. 10; calves. S,oo4G.00 bulls and
higher Heavies. 5S5G5.95 mixed.
3 .S21s as IS: lights. $50 STU piga,
4 .7Emh so: bulk of sales, 5,S2h %
8 .S7lh
to stronger Warnings 4 55d5 10; weth-
ers. 440m4,S5: ewes. LOG 4 co.:
lambs, .50@s so.
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ToNOPAH.

Tonopah Nevada, 500 bid; Montana
Tonopah. t.40 bid; Tonopah Extension,
75a77: MacNamara. 33 bid; Midway, 80
bid; Tonopah Belmont, "a bid; Tonopah
North Star. Q bid; Ohio Tonopah. ! ask
ed. West End Cons, AZ bid Rescue. go
z. Tonopah & California. asked Gold
on Anchor, lG2: Jim Butler 2Sq24
Monarch Pitts. Extn., asked; Golden
Crown, asked.
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS.

Every household contains them. but
few think OF preserving them in neat
and convenient shape: you can
have them bound IN any style, and al
any expense you may decide on. AZ
The Deseret News
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Books of the Utah-Idaho-Suear
Company
VIII reopen for transfer ~
Preferred Stock July |

Send orders for any amount
you want $50 10 100000.
NOM.
In past months this stock
has Increased I'm market value
MORE THAN ~ PER CENT.
and An the meantime stockhold-
era have drawn their REGULAR
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or
l7h GENTS PER SHARE (par
value 500. The President OF the
rtsh-ldeho sugar Company Is
Joseph n Smith. Ana rhos H.
Cutler Is the Vice President and
General Manager
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co.
Z Rooms 5l2-5ia Templton Bldg.
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