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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-22
GOVERNOR TO RUN.
Utah's Chief Executive VIII BE Cam
date for denomination.

Gov. John c. Cutler is now definite
q. candidate for denomination in L
coming Republican state conventid
His candidacy has been discussed {
some months. and it has been general
conceded that he would enter the rae
When asked for a definite stateme
of his intentions, however, he has ?
piled that after the national conventit
II would be time enough TO state
intentions.
This afternoon the governor did SO,
being announced from his office Ii
from row on he will be definitely
the field. other candidates mention,
as possibilities" are Ed Loose, wi
has denied that he will take the non
nation even if rendered, William spl
and Ed Callister, but so far Gov. Gu
Ter is the only candidate to make
definite announcement.
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P1ocHE-ELY RAILWAY.
Rumor That Surveyors Are in ihe
Field to Locate Line.

Rumors which have reached Ely from
time to time. says the White FINE
News concerning the building of rail-
way from Phoebe to this point, are CIV
en- considerable color by report which
was generally nolsed about the CITY
yesterday, concerning the sIarllhg oi a
marty of surveyors from Phoebe into
the hills, supposedly to start the work
of surveying the line 10 Ely
According to the report the surveying
marty viii work from the Phoebe end 10
meet another party which is TO be start
ed out from this end of the line.
Considerable comment was heard on
the report, especially among mining
which would be greatly benefited by
the road Because OF the surveying
party starting out so late, however,
there is little or no chance OF the ROAD
being built through this year.
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WILL SELL.

nlateau to the south and east rise 1000
to 1900 feet higher.
The ore consists of stlbnite and its
oxidation products and occurs irregu-
larly on both sides of Coyote creek.
In the early days of development at
tention was given chiefly in the lenses
of ore-the '1tidney' deposits-which
carried between 50 and 90 per cent o.
antimony. The known lenses have
now all been worked out, but 1t Is
said that they ranged from a few inch
es TO 20 feet in thickness At present
no large bodies of stbnte are in sight,
but in the dumps OF the old prospects
and in the tunnels there IS great
amount of low grade ore. The problem
is how to handle the material econoni,
ically. A large concentrating mn
has recently been erected and IT Is
proposed to make star metal on the
proneTtV.
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NEVADA DOUGLAS
FINE COPPER ORE
--------- ---------
Report of Supt. Arentz Indicates
Most Satisfactory Mine
Conditions.
MANAGER 0REM IS PLEASED.
Good Showing of SuIphides on BOO
Foot Levcl--New Office
Building

ore averaging all the way from to
20 per cent copper, is what the Nevada
Douglas Copper company outputteu
from its mine at Yerington, New last
week. The foregoing information was
received by General Manager w. u
Orem in the weekly report of Cupt.
Arentz, which reached the local OF
fees of the company today.
While expressing considerable satis-
faction over this showing Mr.. Orem
did not consider it anything out OF
the ordinary, or worth getting excited
about. You see, said he, Il have
been rt.ceiving just such reports as thls
one from Mt. AREN'T tor months past
There Is nothing new about ~ we are
simply widening the area of develop
ed ground every day and hereby m
creasing the tonnage OF available ore.
''Of course you understand the Ne
vada Douglas company is not making
any effort towards ore extraction; nor
has II been the policy OF the compan!
10 do so from its very inception. WINE
we have shipped considerable ore rom
the Ludwig mine during the past year,
practically all of IL was that en- count
cred In the natural course of develop
ment. The ore referred to i'm Mr..
Arentz's report is that obtained in
like manner from various parts OF the
mine where work is in progress. 1t Is
the intention of the company to nave
it's own facilities for ore treatment
and while these plans are being work
ed out the campaign of mine develop
ment will be kept moving along at
vigorous pace
In his report Supt. Arentz states that
the face in the south drift on the 500
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REGuLAR CALL sALEs-

Beck Tunnel 400 at 90; 500 at 90.
Black Jack, 200 at CO. 900 ut G5; 800
at "a, 1000 at G5, buyer so: SEQ at 81.
Bullock. 200 AZ H.
Columbus Con. $50 at l.s5.
Crown Point, 800 al ASH 5000 at
37iA, buyer 90, 1000 nj 49, 1000 az,
36A.
East Tlntlc Development, 1000 Mt IL.
Indian Queen, $500 Mt l3G.
Iron BLOSSOM. 100 at $50; 100 at
f.b7ls: 1900 at | 3d.
Little chief 500 at IS
MAY Day 200 at 49, 400 ut 40
Mountain Lake $500 at 10; 800 at l6:
100 AT 30. buyer go. 100 at d.
Scottish Chcf, 1000 AZ 6A
Seven Troughs, 1000 at 90; 1000 at
sioux Con. 1900 at los, 800 at
OH,
Tetro. 1000 at II.
Uncle sam. 800 AZ 3d.
Utah Con CTintic), 1000 at ~ 1000
AT g0n, buyer go.
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JUAB OIL FIELD.

The Juab oil company is about ready
to begin drilling for oil in the Juaib
field. About l.200 feet from the depot of
the Salt Lake Route at the town OF
Juab. the new rig which arrived at the
latter point few weeks ago is being
set up. A reorganization of the COM
pany has been effected with the follow
ing officers: f. w. Dunn. president; j.
Fl. BURNER, Vice president: G. r. Ray
mond, secretary, and George c. Whit
more and G. NJ. Whitmore, directors.
The company now controls an immense
amount of land situated in the dis
trict.
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ToNoPAH SCALE.
New Wage Regulations for the Horn
silver District.

The mine owners and operators of
the Hornsilver. New. district have an
nounced that by the list of July they
win establish the Tonopah wage scale
in that camp
In case there Is disposition to
protest against the change. or to make
an effort to bring about strike, the
district will be declared an open camp
and the new rate enforced. At present
a stra ,ght rate of 81 Is being paid, ana
The new rate will entail reduction in
some forms of work of from So cents to
81 daily. Ma ger James Russell OF
the Great Western mine has pledged
himself to make an effort to secure a
reduction in board of miners from $40
to s35 a. month. and a general reduction
I'm the price OF provisions.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

about % 900; market steady. Beev 'es
4.s5q 90; Texans, 4.75G5 20; west
ems, 75a7 90; stockers and feeders,
6 30; calves, 4.75a6.75.
HOgs-Receipts about $4,000; market
loo, higher Lights, > 50qp6 30; mixed.
sos q 10; pigs, .5Oa 5 10; good to
choice heavy 5.7SG6.l5, bulk of sales.
sheep--Recelpts about $4,000; market
strong. Natives. 2.0045.2 oi western.
2.ood rs; yearlings, soq5 .55;
lambs, -o0G6 -; westerns, 4 .oo@6. 20
OMAHA.
omaha. June -Cattle-Receipts p
500, market for best stronger; others
lower Native steers, 4.T5@S. cows
and heifers, >. 25W6 90; western steers.
S.50a6.10; Texas steers, S,ooQ5 ID;
range cows and helfers, 2.75a4 10; can
ners. 2.00G3 .50 stooRers and Feeders,
3.00a5. 10; calves. S.0046 90 bulls
and stays. 2.75@5. %:
IIogs-Recelpts. $500: market 10c.
higher Heavies. s .55q5 50; mixed, >. -
as. so: lights, 3 .65q5 so, pigs, 500
5 40; bulk of sales, 5.75@5.s0.
Sheep Receipts. 5000; market slow
wethers 5Od5 90; ewes i.oOd4. 60;
lambs. 5.5006.50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June 22.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 5000; market steady. Native
steers, 5.2hQT.75; native cows and
heifers, . .00@6 so. stockers and feeders.
2 .504i5 So bulls, 3.O0W 20; calves,
> .50y6. western steers, 00u7 so;
western COWS, 3 504j.25,
Hogs--Receipts, 5000 market 56r Toe.
higner s Bulk, Of sales 55oq ; SSi
ers, o 7Oa IS; lights, 5.60@6 70; pigs,
A .0044 SO.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market steady.
range wethcrs, 4.OO45 90; fed ewes,
3.75q f,75.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax 600 al &c.
Peck Tunnel, 100 AT 1.o5; 500 at
1,02h 500 az l,06, buyer 60
Black Jack 200 AZ &c; 100 at 81.
Bullock, 1900 at l2M, buyer so;
1000 AT 10.
colorado. 1900 at GO5; goo at
4,07is buyer 80.
Con Mercur. 700 at 40.
Crown Point, l.200 az SO: 1.600 at
s61s; 200 AT 81 buyer so: 1900 at
81; 2,100 at 97ik
Lower Mammoth, GOO ut 80.
Indian Queen. 500 at 49, 5000 al
1917 1900 az IA.
Iron Blossom 100 at 70 goo al
1876: $500 AZ 100; 700 NJ G6, buyer
60: iA00 M 1.5IM
Min. Lake, goo at rs; roo Al II. 400
nj SO 200 al %; roo NJ 65; 500 AZ s2:
400 al 81 1000 az SO. buyer 80: 400
at go: 400 at 80; 400 at SIS. 900 at
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

81. 1900 at Sc; 1000 at 90: 1000 at
81 buyer 30.
New. Farview 1000 at .05
New York. 200 at t4h.
Seven Troughs. 1,700 at ~
Sioux Con, 100 at l.12ia; LOO at
10; 400 at ITO, buyer 80; 1000 at
1,07M.
So. Columbus Con, 800 at 60.
So. Swansea, 100 at 40; 200 at 80;
400 at 3S; 100 at 81 u: 400 at 81 400
at 36M
Tetro. 1000 at IA. 1000 at 1871;
500 at IL, buyer SO; 500 at AN. buyer
60
Uncle Sam. 1900 at SO.
Utah Con. 500 at 10.
Victor Con- 500 at 1919
Wabash, 100 at 90.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 500 at Los. buyer GO; 200
at 1.0a1s.
Con. Mercur 500 at 40.
Carisa, 1000 at IS.
Colorado, 300 at 402h
Crown Point, 1900 at 36is. 1000 at 81;
1000 at 37 buyer so; 700 at 31ia.
Conlumbus Con, 100 at 1856.
Iron Blossom. 500 at l.60, buyer 60.
600 at l.5714: 900 at 1856
Indian Queen, 1000 at H.
Mountain Lake. 500 at IS. buyer 80;
200 at 81 buyer 80; 1000 at 81; 1900 at
So; 1000 at 65.
New York. 1000 at 1914
Sioux, 1900 at ITO; 500 at 1.O7ta.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 81.
Uncle Sam, 400 at SO.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

w, S. Mccormick and wife to NJ
B. ldchtenstein, part of lot 2,
block IT, plat A.. .....
M b, Lichtenstein and wife to
John Scovil, part of lot ?, block
u, plat A. ..
VIM. ]. Stewart to Geo. F. Gray
ct al, lots "a. %. 20. block .,
lakewood Sub. 500. ......
Robert Faddis end wife to f, NJ
Teets, part OF lots 80, "a, block
?. Graebers p. O Add. ........ go
Nathaniel II. Stone and wife to
Laura G.. Silvers. lot is, block 3.
Perkins second Add, ....... So
John II. Oswald to b. b. Quinn,
part of lot 3. block 49, lat B..
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PRODUCE.


Chicago June 23-There was active
trading in wheat on the local exchange
and the market was irregular, July be-
ing weak and September strong. There
was a good demand for the distant fu-
lures from commission houses and
shorts and considerable realizing ~ July
options; small worlds shipments and
strength In the continental mh.kets
were the bullish influences. July open
ed lsM u TO hnA lower at Sdli Ia
sos sold UP to SIX and then declined
to S6& dSGle.
Corn was active and strul- the
market being affected by roneWsn da,n-
age reports. July opened unchanged 10
Is a = lower at sH to 69ss 05on, sod
oats were firm and lower With a
good demand for September trade. in
other deliveries being quiet. July open
cd q higher at tG%, sold up 10 1914
The provisions market wag guot aud
firm, duo to strength In the cl'n aud to
n 100. advanced IN hogs. September pork
was up AK Gl5p14 .s0Q1@ SIN. Lard
5@1h to 76qlOc' higher at S-s5Q
ciose-wheat--June, 50; July. s61s q
oats-July old. i67s; July, ita;
Sept, sais 1884, Dec 3o%; MAY.
\.ok-July, 1850; Sept, 14.75.
1-iird-July, S.921a IS,95; sept,
9.i2lI; Oct, o 20.
Ribs-July s.l21s; Sept, S.s7h;
Oct, S.i2is 06.45.
Rye--Cash, 77M7g.
Barloy--Cnsh, 81.
The wheat market was nervous
throughout the session but sentiment
favored the bun side July held be-
tween s6L and SIM The close was firm,
with July unchanged at sea- a sdst.
'rhe corn market was strong MI day,
the close showing a net gain or bW .
for July at G0h
BUTTER AND EGGS.
New York. June -Butter-Unset-
Tied Creamery specials, 2sA cream
cry extras, 23 creamery thirds 10 trsts.
1gM21h. state dairy, common 10 Cnoico.
1908 process. thirds 10 special llla
q22 western. factory hrsts' so sec
o" eSee lsa gi rS state full creams spe.
oials. feH Mi3hi do small colored or
white fancy. 10, do. large eolored OF
white, liA do good To prime llh ~
IN: DO. common, l0Gli,
Egs-steady, state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected. white, e20 ~,
ed fancy. eld22; western extra hrsts
iS@iSM; do. hrsts, i6'Wl7h seconds
'GThIeago, june Butter--stead
Creamery 1a42e'; dairy, lfq2lh
Egs--Firm. Flrsis. 10.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. June 29-sugar raw
steady. Fair refining. s-si; centrifugal
90 test, 81 molasses sugar . so
Enthusiastically. Crushed. go; pow.
dercd, 3 90; graduated. g 10.
coffees.ouiet. NO 7 Rio, 81; No,
Santos. sA,
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ional copper s@sis; Davis DAILY. lhs
m1h: Dominion Copper, lAWl ~
Ely Central. 1ath; Ely Consolidated,
1920; Furnace Creek, f4n1b; Boston
Cons, 1iG11M; Miami 1Aq7 ~
Yukon. 3ssn3A Greene @. q ;. Com,
HG6-ie. Mitchell Ad1s; Montgom-
ery. Shoshone, u a r.; Nevada Smelt-
ing, Mm7k; Silver Queen. 1-16QlA;
Silver Leaf. 13@15i King Edward,
Mml: Foster Cobalt. lis W9 .l6;
Cobalt Central s5@s6; Mckinley
Darragh. 76QTs; Tintlc Mining. SO
SM; Gibraltar. 4de Salt Lake Cop.
per. lax asked \. Butte Extn', o-lo
N ~
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Books of the Utah-Idaho-Sua
Company
VIII reopen FOR transfer ~
Preferred Stock July /

Send orders for any amount
you want, 0lo TO 100000,
NOW.
In past months this stock
has Increased IN market value
MORE THAN % PER CEN'r,
ana in the meantime stockhold-
ere have drawn their REGULAR
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or
l7h GENTS PER SHARE tpar
value slo). The President Of the
umh-Ideho sugar Company is
Joseph Il. smith Aud Thos Il.
Cutler "a Me Vice President ana
General Manager
GEORGE n, CANNON co.
Rooms ai2rhl IA Bldg.
Phone Bcil 81.
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NEW YORK CURB.
O'CLOCK Special Wire)

Butte & London, 40@45: Cumber.
land Ely, 7hq7A Giroux consol-
date SIS M3h; Nevada Consolidated
l1M0liMi Nevada Utah, 3m3 l-iG.
Nipissing 7B@7%f Newhouse, 6ls
46h; Tennessee Copper S5H 80.
Utah Copper. sOisqslA; First Nat
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CoAIsTocK.

ophir. 2.921aG2.S5; Mexican, 86aS7;
Gould & Curry. HOB: Con. Va, so bid;
Savage. 25 asked Hale & Norcross, 17@
IS; Yellow Jacket. 4S@49; Belcher, 800
20; Sierra Nevada. 1917; Exchequer, Is
ais; Union, 2oG26; Chollar, 6Q7; Potosi,
8 bid.
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TONoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada. sos bid Montana
Tonopah. Las bid; Tonopah Extension,
rs; MacNamara, 340S5; Midway, IS bid;
Tonopah Belmont. So bid; Tonopah
North Star. bid; Ohio Tonopah, /
asked; West End Cons, 46 bid; Rescue,
687; Tonopah a. California, asked /;
Golden Anchor. l bid Jim Butler, 22
bid; Cash boy. asked Monarch Pitts.
EXtn., asked Golden Crown. asked.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following from
San Francisco on Nevada mining stocks
today:
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Il. II. Snow a Co, Stock Brokers
az Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1918
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GEO O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. "a E, SO, Temple. Both
phones $40.
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GOLDFIELD.

GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, % bid; Col. Mt. IA bid;
Jumbo Ext, SO bid; Vernal, 8 asked.
Pennsylvania, asked; Kendall, 16
asked; Booth, 15G16; Blue Bull bid;
Adams, 3d4 Silver Pick, IA bid May
Queen, asked; Nevada Boy. bid;
Black Butte Ext. lac; Blue Bell, bid;
Dixie, lG2; Hibernia, bid, st. Ives, 25
bid Lone Star, bid; c. Wonder ?
asked; ORC. S@9; Kendall Ext, bid;
Sandstone Ext, 2 asked; Mayne, LAP;
Atlanta, 166l7. CT Bend. 25@27; EN-
pire, bid; Red Top Ext, asked;
FLORENCE, 3l5@317h D'neld y. b.
Cons, 10 asked; Goldheld Daisy. 1901
Lagunn, 100 bid; Comb. Fraction "a
bid; CT. Bend Ext, 3 bid; CT. Bend
Annex, bid; Midtown, ? bid. -. b.
Bonanza asked; Kewanos. ~ asked /.
Esmeralda. ? asked; Portland 2 asked (.
Crackerjack, 4d5; T.. Mohawk, 10 bid (;
Red Hills 10 asked. Mohawk Ext.
bid; l.. Dillon, ! bid; Y. Tiger. 8 asked
Grandma, 4 bid; S. +. Ext, 1 bid; Y.
pheld Triangle, bid; Coming Nation,
1G2.
BULLFRoG.
Original, l@2; Bullfrog Mining. 4
bid; Mont. BuIlfrog asked, National
Bank, 6 asked: l., Harris, bid; Ann
ethyst, 304; Gold Bar, 4Gbi May
flower Cons, sac; Montsy. Sho, Ext,
l asked; c. Scepter, / bid; Montgy.
Mt, 7 bid; Homestake Cons, 30 bid .
Y. Girl asked; Nugget, asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons. 10 asked; MANN. Min.
Co. 2 asked: @. Wedge / bid; s.
Humphrey, bid. Dexter, bid, L..
Joe , asked: Combination, / asked ;
! Granny 9 asked; Mustang, SOC; Lit
tie Gray I bid Cow Boy, / asked /;
Ong. MANN, bid; Broncho, lac; j.
Jack. asked; Pinenut, / bid; s, Dog,
2 bid; y. Horse, lq2.
OTHER DISTRICTS,
Mineral Hin, 4@5, Balloon HIN, 10
bid; Nevada Hills, 40 bid. Plusburg
Sil. Peak, 1919 V bid; North Star Won
DIR. asked Round Min, s5 asked
Eagles Nest ~ bid; HaIlstone, 4
asked; Original Rawhide, 8 asked
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KEARNs WANTS REDUCTION
Former senator Thinks the Asscsso
Valuation is Too High.

The county commissioners sitting
"a board of equalization, completed the
sessions and adjourned sine die toda
Two interesting applications for redu
tons in assessments We're from Il
Bingham Con-, and Thomas Kearns. II
bingham Con. wants $4,000 takeE fro
It's assessed valuation. and Thorn.
Kearns wants S13,500 taken from n
assessed valuation--s1lb.5 500, at while
his tax amounts 10 $3.50 per mont
Thomas Kearns' assessment IL upon hi
South Temple mansion.
DIR. C. I. Douglas has returned from
Chicago, where he has been for seyera
weeks.
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker, 2lb d u Walker Block
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auaAR ANn coFFN.

New York June 22.-Rngar. raw.
steady, Fair refining, ISL; centrifugal,
80 test 81 molasses sugar SO.
dercd 90; graduated. g 40.
conee..ouiet. No, Rio, 81; No, 4
santos. SA
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I, 4.9OO at SO; 1000 at 90: 1000 at
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FREE THIS MODERN BUNGALOW FREE

could have been bought $500 per acre
Those properties everything and Unver-
SHY grounds Next comes Laurelhurst city grow
s raster than before in its history you the Wis
dom of investing Lau-elhurst per acre on easy
terms. You ought tot"
TINS VIII be your chance. years when this
tis y aso beyond your reach selling $500
sVV' your on satisfaction instead your
friends your valuable poperS you only tell then,
what You could nave bought if for per win
there be any satisfaction in worth more than that
now Tracts OF % up adjoining this pronert arn
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selling $500 $3.50 take our word
price them see.
laurelurst is the prettiest piece the
Bench The elevation Heights
PARK Has irrigation water the passes
through the ground Electric
lance and will be extended property.
wait it, then property an
If had convenience per single
$500 per
Buy get benefit of these improvements which
nothing. that's the way money Wise peope
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ostactve eEasB encL
il

Won't that make the rest of the East
Bench property grow in value very fast?
Do you think you would be safe to pay
$500. per acre now. for land on the same
elevation in Laurehurst just as slightly, and
only a few blocks away from those i'm
proved additions, which figured now in
lots. are selling at $4,000 to $4,000
per acre?
Do you think you could find more
safe investment anywhere in Salt Lake
Real Estate? Do you think you could IN
vest money ANYWHERE in SaltLake Real
Estate, which would increase SO quick in
value? or from which you will realize such
great values?
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great values?

the Fast lsench between Eleventh End
Twelfth South beautiful ana healtnfu place for suburban
homes, every will more valuable
Bench the High Class Residence dis
Z lis extending rapidly
There untl the city absorls property, have
saddle vegetables fruits all the
nothing: when
be Impossible you're millionaire.
iiniitedThe North Bench Federal Heights
lots
figured in
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buy property that has EXPECT land $500 in the
coming High Class location of n civ ke ke
us tuure to have Electric Lights,
Figure this out for you are wise and
want to see the property 2i59 Bell and md 1877
" can at our office and will glad you
ground in
For the convenience of can not see the property
On Week Gays we VIII be at Office Sunday
at your service F71El have men on the ground to
show the
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Buy these acre lots in the coming High
Class residence district, which will make
you eight large building lots, at less than
you would pay now for one small lot in
the LESS DESIRABLE PART Of the CITY,
Buy an acre lot now in LAUREL
HURST on the city east bench; the com
ing desirable and High Class residence
district Tor $5OO-$1OO down, balance $40
per month without interest. Will make 8
large lots, and cost less than ONE LOT
in the less desirable residence district
One. SMALL LOT in Laurelhurst will Be
worth more in five years than one acre in
the valley. Come out Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-09
y Beet : Goes; q: J, LpI.
MEAT TRUST ANN OUNCES AD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM
3 s3i oNE:TO&TWogc cENTS.

ss# 81 CHICAGO, g June 8 1T was announc.
ed Yesterday BY the Chicago packers,
that because Of "a shortage OF cat:
tie and OF canned meats. the price Gofl
,beefsand OF canned meats will be In
creased sf5 ;i3. /.
An official of Armour &: Co.. in ex-
planning the situation said yesterday!
There e will be no great advance In
prices. but there will be some. There
Is shortage OF cattle. but we do not
expect It to last long. There is also
a shortage of. canned meats. but; It:
will not be necessary; to bring back
some of the meats we have already,
shipped to Europe. The increase will
be between one and VI two cents a
pound. ~ .sif 4s3 ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-09
& sForemen'a c Conference.


i GRAFSTO June 8: Acting upon In:
structions from Bal ltimore; on Saturday,
supt.S @. .$B. Willians held a conference
inehis 5oflce this morning with the SB..
&C: shop foremen from Fairmont.
Weston. Parkersburg and this city IN
which! they were ord cred to reduce the
running time eSotf their respective shops
to i've eight hour days per week, a Re;
ductions Of Is hours for the 3slx { ays.
It is understood that this move Is mere.
y. for the benefit of the oniciai yearly
report OF the system. the fiscal year or
which closes on the s0th OF this month,
and that It Is merely temporary. No
reduction was ordered IN the force Sot
hands employed. nor any actor taken
with regard to train crews. omcial
sources report that business is steadily
improving In the moyeme ant of freight,
and while considerably behind last
year satisfactory increase Is noted
with still greater prospects 4 in sight.
It is adj United that the ordered Ede.
crease in shop hours will not hold
more than through this month. and
that the shops will soon resume run.
ming on full time. s;si.: 81