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WAS A DAY OF DEBATE
Continued from First Page.


Ettrs: arv Tor us 10 make the situation
acute. Our eneI.I,s have done this,
and will continue &c do this for us.
They vii. want their pound OF flesh
and their greed ard avarice will be
their GIVE "ndoing.
A proposition to refer the matter
back to the committee was defeated
BY an overwhelming vote.
Mitchell Won't Pay Fine.
John Mitchell. offered an amend
ment to the committee report saying:
within a, few days the court will de-
eide whether our president, secretary
ard myself shall go to Jail. do not
want to go to jail. But I shall accept
that judgment and | shall ray no
fine
The amendment follows:
whenever the court issue an in
junction to regulate our personal re-
lationS. We declare we will exercise
all he rights and privileges Suaran-
teed by the Constitution and laws OF
our country. and insist thai it is our
duty 70 defend ourselves at a | ha-
yards. and recommend that such he
our action. taking whatever results
may follow.
The amendments were adopted by a
vote of 1l.272 to $3.50
Other Declarations.
The next declaration of the presi,
tents report referred to the action
Of Mr.. Gompers and the executive
co,-c'l during the late presidential
campaign. The committee in their
report endorsed their actions.
The committee in the remarks
SAYS:
We hold that this rule holds in
the case IF aE executive officer while
he remains as such. If he IS unable
to agree with this action. and must
orpose. for conscientious reasons any
policy. the committee believes 1t his
right ard d-lyv 10 resign his office.
This recommendation was aimed iii
rectly at Daniel J. keefe. who %
member Of the executive council
came out in public statement III
support Of W. II. Taft for President
after The council had declared in favor
Of W. J. Bryan
The closing words Of Mr.. GomrerE
on the politica! campaign in Fart FOL
lows:
81; has lrcr, my purpc:e to place
d, fore Won the entire matter IN con
nection with my participation i'm 'he
campaign. whatever consequences II
may entail"
The matter went over until tomor
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New York Money Market.
NV Associated PresS.)

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-MoHey on
call easy 1la a = per cent: ruling RAJ"
la,: closing bid l,2; offered at ia
Time loans dull and heavy; 90 days
3 and 90 days "a: six months 3A
Close: Prime mercantile paper a
Az per cent: sterling exchange firm
with actual bushes in bankers bills
at lS4.l1 4Si2o for 60 day bills. and
at 4S61O tor demanl. Commercial
bills 4S3A a asa Bar silver 49's;
Mexican dollars 40.
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MUST KEEP CONTRACT.
Carlisle indian Football Team oise'p'
lined BY NstioosI Government.
(pv aSsociated Press)

DENVER. COLO. Nov. ls.-he-
spending to the telegram from D'n-
YER University Athletic managers MAT
he a'h in having the carlisle india''
Schools football ban keep It's COZ
tract for a ganvs with Denver on De-
ccmbc. ;. Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs Leupp telegraph d last nisht
that he had directed that tas indfan
team should carry ou' its contract
II possible. Later word came iroih
,he CarIisi, managers that he game
would b. played
Tho tei graphic correspondence be-
came Necessary when Carlisle wired
that thoy had decided I" cancel IN
crSagcmsTlt Tho univ rstty appc7fsi
10 Prrsidcr1 Roosevelt and the com
missioner Of indian affairs for assist
.Lnce.
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~ TN, ,fircctorstc a the Los Angles
Hsrbcr COMPANY. which Is building a
railway from San Pedro harbor IN
rcints IN Southern California. OF
Gals OF the harbor Company stated
to-day thsi Admiral EvH-s Is expected
10 sssursr his duties before April |.
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Take your prescriptions to HULi.s
Cut Rate Drug Store. l1-4-u.
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FIGHTING soe.- CONSTRUCTOR.
Admiral Will Build Railroads end I'm
prove Asrbors.
ny Assaciatcd Pres

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Nov. -
"FighiFnr Doh" Evans IS 10 becomc =
tuildcr 81 railroads and developer
81 harbor waterways. This hNrame
known today when II was announced
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Baltimore Produce Markets.
CBy Associated PreSS.)

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 13.-Fiour
firm. unchanged
WHEAT-Quict: spot contract
io.h Y: Southern on grade i"ix
a 1oih.
CORN-Firm: New spot mixed IL
a u: new Southern yellow SIS al.
OATS-Firm: No. .. mixed .! y
RYE-Ffrm: unchanged: fancy
imitation - a %: do creamery II a
3e; do Iadle 90 81: store packed
Is 10.
EGGS-Firm unchanged ~ 30.
CHEESEIFirm unchanged: new
large iIIs: do fats 1ilz: do small
I4as.
SJGAR-Ffrm. unchanged; coarse
granulaicd 5o": fine 500.
A man aray no. no ahl" IN c"Tv
out o.. top. but Ivy AID ~ hi halt
will
Chicago News.
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n, LEONARD
Is and % AeelieN q, -
pBoEBus, VIRGINIA.
Phone 30.
NORFOLK TAlLcW co.

Buys Hides. Tallow. Grease 80
Bones. Best market prices! Deee
animals removed on short notSee.
free u charge. c. II. SCHOFIELOs
Between Hampton and RivervisW,
on Shell ROAD. Address. r. 2. D, -,
Elizabeth City Co. Va. Bell Fhooe
SAL. ~,
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Bio Price for 0utterHx.

Five hundred and fifty dollars has
been paid for a single specimen Of the
Antirnacus butterfly.
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Fruit Cake for Xmas

We are going to give away FfuS
Cakes Christmas for Our Mother
Bread" labels. Ask your grocer for
Traylor's Mother Bread" and see
that you get the labels.
so labels gets a cake ~ pounds;
100 labels gets a cake 3 pounds. Be
gin to save your labels nov, for the
more you have the larger size cake
you get. To those that find they can
not save enough labels to secure
cake, we are going TO give Candy.
This offer is g0od for families only.
This will be our good Christmas
Cake, not a cheap imitation.
-M-
Hampton Bakery
r. J. TRAYLoR, Prop.
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cincts. n" is roPulsrIy reported as
CRYING day and night Tor his old
nUrsc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
May Discipline vsnesveis.

wEshins'ea.-Th- Isas pcsaiHs dis
psic With voarsa0ia is ,o 10 placed in
the hands nf rI-sIIant Roosevelt for
settlement The srsa,r has So decided
and as soon as the formal resolution
EisirE him full authority has been
passed. hp will take II in hand Rrcen's
" raiitIgd treaties eosnpri this soSprn.
meat to seek srbi,rs,bap. hut &C vpne'
sHsla has several times refused 10 ar
bi'rsir III. claims OF American ti'iseas
and .smIssn mics. there ss o. dsubi that
shp uiil nov coasrnt 10 ~
IL case ps-sid-nt Cas,ru again re-
fusrs. Nj Roosevelt, siil have fuii
pp-pT Ia employ force and b" -iii no,
hesitate 10 do this There is no proc
pee; ~ anything iik. real ~ar. as a
Tea shells from an American -srship
pouid bring the v-nrsasisns 10 terms.
and hostiitiss -oaia probably consist
in the landing ot q fsv marines in Ven
ssarian ports To snis- the custom
hnstsrs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
Minnesota for Iaf,.

Minnrspoiis.-Thc Minnesota Er
publican state convention elected four
delegates at iars. to the national con.
vcniion at Chicago and Instructed
them to ''vo,r for the nomination Of
Secretary of War Tai, until he is So
lcc,sd by the convention"
The action Of the convention Thurs
day insures that the twenty-five votes
Of Minnesota In the national eorvcu.
,ion will be cast for the secretary n,
war. as all Of the eighteen district
delegates are under Taft instructions.
In addition to naming delegates At
large. the convention names four al.
tcrna'cs at large. nominated eleven
presidential electors. adopted plat
form iniorsinE the administration of
President Roosevelt. "and especially
his efforts for the establishment Of =
sound financial system. the enforce.
msnt Of the laws and proper FuRula.
tion of corporations and declared for
revision Of the tariff by Republican
Congress.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
COLORADO and
KANSAS LINE
PROPOSED ELECTRIC RAILWAY
FROM CANON CITY TO
DODGE CITY.
ENDORSED At PUEBLO
REPRESENTATIVES OF THIRTEEN
CITIES PASS FAVORABLE
RESOLUTIONS.

Pueblo. Colo.-RepreSentativ OF
thirteen cities In the Arkansas valley
In both Colorado and Kansas met hero
Saturday with u representative on the
Northern Electrical Company OF Msdi'
son. Wisconsin. to discuss plans for
the Industrial development OF the val.
ley by means Of electricity.
The company plans to build a large
power house near the coal fields OF
Canon City. to build an interurban rail.
way from Canon City to Dodge City.
Kansas. and an electric power line to
furnish power TO all tho cities In tho
valley.
II Ii proposed To establish pumping
plants along the Arkansas river and
pump water by m-ans Of the long irri-
eating ditchos nj present In use.
The development OF tho scheme will
mean the outlay of siS.0oo.0o0. Tho
plans were indors-d by the business
men present In the sub Joined rosoiu.
tons:
Resolved. That II Is the sous. OF
this meeting that III. plan outlined by
Mr.. Huiitt. mn representative oi the
Northern Electrical Company. In feast.
bl, and IL most heartily indors-d and
recommended to tho people oi the Ar,
kansas valley rs worthy Of th.ir sup,
port and Endorsement. and ~. earn
-stiy ask for their cooperation TO
carry through this project. 4, 10 fur.
ther
Resolved. That each representative
take up this matter In his own section
and call meeting of ,hos- whom he
believes would be- Interested In an en-
icrrtia- II this Kind and In III, d.s.i'
opni-ht of IN. country. and lay this
inatt-r before them and upon invita-.
,ion of the dia-r-nt representatives.
Mr.. Huii,t ~iii visit tho different Soc
iions on an itinerary arranged before.
hand and discuss the matter In detail
with ih-,n. pT-s-n, th. working plans
of this pruj-c'. and that a meeting BE-
called within thirty days from date
To organise this Into regular work
ins company"
H-pfes ssn'stis-s scr. present from
s-o,i City. Dodge City. Gardss City
and Syracuse. Kansas. aud Grsnads.
Lamar. Las Aninas. la Jun,s. Man,
sanois. Fowler. Pueblo. Canon CITY.
and Colorado springs. They iss, vi'h
the fe-ilns that the company is pfe
PARED 10 carry oa, the proposals. which
u has made
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
Benefit. Of N. Carey As.

Washington. u. C.-Sruaior Clark
pt Wyoming. In submitting a report
from the senate committee on public
lands in favor Of arnai" resolution
No. &c. introduced by Senator Warren.
to add i.oeo. .oSo acTes of land 10 wyoaI.
insis quota under the Carey desert
land act, furnished the following In.
formation in reference 10 the opera
tions ot this sc, In Wyoming
finder the provisions Of this act the
state Of Wyoming has already applied
fur nearly 500. 600 acres. and surveys
arc nov being made and applications
prepared for additional amounts.
which will far exceed th. amount orig
Inaiiy mentioned in said las The cor.
mitteo is Of tie opinion that the oper1
s,ions ot the act should not be hin.
derpj or impcdsd and thA, the sdsi.
tional acreage should be made avail.
able
The operations af The CATey act IN
dealing with the arid lands have beee
mos, beneficial. No person can &C
guifs under this Naw more than iso
acres and the whole transaction IL 90
degree honest operation as veil as the
actual settlement, and Improvement Of
the land. This Iav operates 10 re
claim tracts Of land where the labor
and expense Is beyond the means Of
the Individual settler and tracts
usually not of sufficient area 10 al.
tract the attention of the reclamation
service"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
Sailor. Ee,ed q, san Diego.

San Diego. Cai.-After two days Of
pageantry on sea and land. ninety.tvo
officers. Including Rear Admiral
Thomas. were entertained Thursday
at a picnic thirty miles out in the
country, passing through lemon. or
anre and olive groves on the way.
More than 100 citizens accompanied
the officers and forty.four automobiles
were required to accommodate the
party. Boatraces on the bay during the
morning, a baseball game in the after
noon, free lemonade and fruit. horse
back rides. trolley excursions and
sightseeing tours occupied the atten.
tion of the zoo sailors who came ashore
on liberty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
increase Of Widows. Pensions.

washington.-pens Commission.
er Warner has announced that widows
nov on the pension roll will not bc Tc.
auired 10 make application for the in
crease from s. to sis month recently
voted by Congress. The commissioner
has instructed the pension agencies
throughout the country TO put the Law
into effect automatically. the first pay
nlra, Of the increase to be made May
9Th. This action will result in a saw.
ing OF several hundred thousand dol.
lars 10 the pensioners. Widows no;
already on the rolls, bu, who are en-.
Titled 10 the increase. are required TO
make application as in the past.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
New ves. Convention AruLuysn.

New fofk.-In a tao days session
which began Tuesday with bitter fac
tlunal disputes and was concluded late
"Wednesday night amid scenes border.
ins ou the riotous. the Democratic
state canNpntiun saurlchsd boom for
William J. Bryan. drove she Kings
county faction. headed by Senator
Patrick II. MeCsTrrn. from their seats.
and chose an ungiedspt delegation 10
tho national cuuycntIon at Denver
The last hours business vas traas
acted amid bubbub that made IL al.
most impossible To determine the ~ill
Of the delegates as expressed In theft
voting.
During The day the Bryan men. who
had already been defeated In the com.
miitec on resolutions. abandoned their
attsmp; TO have the national delegates
instructed for Bryan. The real fight
of the convention ccnteTed in an at.
tempt to Gus, large number Of the
Brooklyn delegates. headed by Senator
NCCarrcn. This attempt vas success
ful. as was the move to have the state
committee name It's successor. Instead
Of its members being elected as for.
meriy by the several senatorial dis
tTicta.
senator McCaTren. beaten In com.
nittee. carried his iisht to the foor Of
the convention and before he vas voted
out Of that body threatened that never
in the lifetime Of those present would
Tammany be able 10 elect another
Democratic mayor. McCarren vas
cheered. hissed. interrupted snd In.
suited
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
s.o.,. Posse. Homestead s,Ii.

washinston.-After much debate
the Senate Wednesday passed the bill
providing for enlarged homesteads
which was framed by the general com
mittee representing the arid land
states. Before lis passage the amand.
ment proposed by Senator Carter pro
vidinE that no land should be subject
to entry under the act until the secre-
tary Of the interior should ascertain
and certify that no water was available
or obtaisable at reasonable expense
for the reclamation thereof by irriga-
ton. was rejected almost unanimously.
All Of the Western arid land statse ere
included In the bili excepting Idaho.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
aa,,Ie.hips a, 10. Ana.I...

Los Angeles. Cai-Iyos Angeles sent
more than 1g0. 900 Of It's residents 10
the ocean side Saturday 10 welcome
the American batticship fleet s sir
teen fighting vessels and three aux'i.
Iaries which steamed into San Pedro
harbor. twenty-five miles away. In the
tuli radiance Of a mid summer sun and
dropped anchor al 3.30 .. m. The ar
rival Of the fleet was accompanied
by all Of the flashing colors and embel.
Iishmehts that have made its presence
In every home and foreign port visited
In the last four months a marine pic
tire unrivalied in imposing beauty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
ELEPHANTS ON
A RAMPAGE
OIL EXPLOSION srAMPEoEs BIG
HERD AT RIVERSIDE.
,f CALIFORNIA.
CLEARS the STREETS
WOMAN TRAMPLED ON AND
KILLED BY FEAR cRAzED
LEADER.

Riverside. Cal.-As result OF . fire
which started early Thursday after
noon at the Standard Oil company's
storage TANKS, herd OF elephants
was stampeded.
l.. J. worsley lies at the city hos
pital fatally burned. and Miss Ella
Gibbs. u church deAconess. IL dead.
A sudden boom at 1880 marked the
explosion OF the large oil tank. wor-
siey was driver Of the delivery
wagon from which the fire was COM
municated to the tanks. was hurled
many yards from the spot and was
picked up with his clothing ablaze.
The flames spread Immediately to the
tanks. which instantly became q mass
Of flames.
A circus, three blocks distant. was
about TO open for the afternoon per
formance. The explosion and the firc
caused the showmen To lower the
tents after dispensing the crowd which
had assembled.
The herd OF elephants became un'
controllablc and they dashed to the
east side Of town. knocking down
fences, outhouses and dcspoiling or
chards that lay In their path. Many
persons narrowly escaped the infuri
atcd animals. In short time. how.
ever. all but the largest Of tho clc.
plants were rounded up.
The leader Of the herd then changed
his course and entered the center OF
the city. one mile distant. He entered
the court Of the Gicnwood hotel. one
Of the famous hostcirics Of the coast.
Mins Gibbs was In the yard In front
Of tho housr.
tn. elephant pinned her against the
ks l...s. IA L. hNs 80
the ground ard 'rampled upon her.
crushin. her chcs, 80 that she died
nj 10 o'clock tonight. The animal
then went to the doorway. the euosts
running. panic stricken. indoors,
d. y. Chapman. n guest of the house.
attempted to sw"rv" the animal from
the court. lie was knocked down and
had several ribs broken and other
wise injured.
The bcaa, crushed through tho door.
walked through III. barber shop aud
out on the main street. crossed tho
street and crashed through the heavy
plate glass window in store.
Before being rounded up at a down.
town public stable. the animal tramp.
led on another man and seriously
Eof-d him with his tnsks.
One Of the keepers attempted 10 sub
du" the animal nut wss huftrd over n
hish icnec. sustaining painful In.
jnTi-s. Not until four other elephants
we're brought To the stable Was the
huge b~as, gotten under control and
taken to the circus grounds.
By this time the -ntir- town was in
an upruar. The ladies' of the Eaa;
side were afraid TO venture in'o the
streets fearing tina, the herd had not
been captured.
Miss Ella Gibbs. who vas killed by
the elephant. ~ss a deaconcss In the
First Congregational church. Before
coming herr sbou, three years aso sh~
had been a prominent worker in the
siums In Chicago. Since her arrival
In Riverside she had been doing mis-
sion work among the Chinese and
Japanese. and also Assisting cnnsump'
tiScs who arrived here pcnniless.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
Personal

Judge George Gray sent a letter 10
the Delaware Democratic convention
positively declining to be a candidate
for president. The convention in.
s,ructed for him Notwithstanding the
declination.
Ferdinand Schumacher. known az
the Oatmeal King Of America hav.
ing founded the breakfast food bust.
ness in this country. is dead at his
home In Akron. o. lie was So years
of age.
Secretary Taft has announced that
he will not resign from the cabine, un.
less nominated by the Republican ma.
tional convention for president.
The health of Admiral Evans con.
tinues 10 improve at the California hot
springs.
Rev. George W. Tomson, pastor of
the Presbyterian church al Woodbury.,
n. j.. was found with a bullet hole in
his head in his room at hotel recent.
~. He was engaged to marry a
wealthy member Of his congregation.
There was no doubt Of II being a case
Of suicide.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
Miscellaneous

n Two men entered the Citizens State
S,ank at Chauiaulua. Kan. recently.
compelled the cashier and customer
present at the time TO enter the vault.
and then proceeded TO loot the institu.
ton of all the available cash in sight.
The bandits ief, town on horseback
Oklahoma.
Thirty Italians were recently driven
from Clinton. ILL.,. by mob of citizens.
Five distinct earth shocks were 70.
Gently felt in parts of Utah. e.
The conferees of the senate and
house have reached an agreement
which practically insures an increase
of pay for the army.
A passenger train on the Santa fe
was wrecked at Toluca. Ill. killing
the engineer and fatally injurins the
fireman. The accident was caused by
wreckers throwing the switch.
A gas well, the flow of which is es-
timated at 100000 feet day. was
recently struck near Mansfield. o.
Oklahoma negroes have organized
with the intention of sending contest.
ing delegates to the Republican ma.
tional convention at Chicago.
The Cuban Sugar crop is short 30
per cent this year. while tobacco will
only make half a crop. There is a
great deal of discomfort in the islands.
Because of lack Of time the govern.
ment has declined the invitation OF
Great Britain that the battleship fleet
stop at Hongkong on its trip around
the world.
The home OF the late President Nc.
Kinley at Canton. Ohio. has been sold
80 Mrs. Rose G. klorer for s21.0O0.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24

Representative MondeIi has secured
q favorable report on his bill authoriz-
ing the construction Of fish hatchery
In Wyoming TO cost ss5.00O.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
HEARING OF KOREANS
DRAWS ORIENTAL CROWD
Defense of Man Charged With
killing of Diplomat Is
Patriotic Insanity

Judge CoRlsn's courtroom was crowd
ed yesterday afternoon with Japanese
and Koreans when the preliminary ex-
animation of In Whan Chang, charged
with shooting and killing Durham
White Stevens, the diplomat, al the fer
ry on the morning of March 23, was re-
sumed. Attorney John J. Barrett
Joined the forces for the defense yes
terday, but took no active part in the
proceedings. Attorney Samuel Knight
has been engaged by the Japanese to
assist. the prosecution. 1t developed
yesterday that the defense would rely
on q plea of patriotic insanity
The witnesses examined yesterday
were Henry A Sexton, deputy assessor;
Lyndon d. Crane, chauffeur for Rudolph
Spreckels; William Van Voss chauffeur,
eye witnesses TO the shooting, and De-
tective Conlon and Policemen Burns,
McGrath and owens. This closed the
case for the prosecution and the case
was continued till this morning TO en-
able the defense to decide whether to
put any witnesses on the stand or not.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
EASTERN ORDERS
SEND STOCKS UP
Goldfield Mining Shares Are
Again Boosted by Heavy Pur-
chases and Show Gains

Eastern buying orders again came to
the rescue of the leading Goldfield min
ing stocks yesterday on the local stock
and exchange board. Consolidated scored
gain Of 25 points over the closing
price of the previous day, opening at
s5.55 and selling at the close OF the
afternoon session at $3.50. Bush street
brokers are of the opinion that an ef-
fort is being made TO boost the Sc
curity up to So per share, the purchase
price of the option held by the French
syndicate. which exercised it's claim a
few days ago when the 100000 shares
were taken up.
Following the impetus given the
Merger the allied interests began NOV
ing up. Florence. which closed at
S4.2215 on Tuesday, climbed up to
s4.S2h, several thousand shares chang
ing hands at that figure Daisy. while
not featuring IN the heavy trading.
added 5 points to Tuesdays close, sell
ing at S1.40 at the close. Great Bend,
under unusual active trading, went
from AZ cents to SO cents. Columbia
Mountain gained 2 points. selling to-
ward the close at 23 cents. Jumbo .Ex
tension receded from SO cents to 81
cents. with little trading.
Tonopah OF Nevada, which lost Is
points on Tuesday, recovered 10 points
yesterday, selling up to $T.65 at the
close. The indefinite postponement of
the suit of the West End mining COM
pany against the MacNamara mining
company, involving an apex dispute.
weakened MacNamara somewhat, the
stock opening at 81 cents and selling
down to 2s cents. Sentiment regard
ing the outcome of the suit APPARENTLY
favors West End and yesterday the lat
ter stock gained . points, selling up
to 80 cents. Tonopah Extension was
quiet, but added points to its previous
days record, selling on call ct so cents.
Among the Comstocks, Ophir con
tinued it's recent climb, going from
s242Ie TO $3.50. Hale & Norcross
opened at so cents and closed at 80