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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-30
TESTIMONY IN GEN.
STOESSEL CASE ALL IN,

St Petersburg, Jan. 29.-The taking
of testimony by the court marital
which is trying Lieut.-Gen. Stoessel for
the surrender of Port Arthur fort
ress came to an end today and the
court adjourned until Feb. 4, when the
closing arguments will be heard.
AS a final justification for his sur
render of Port Arthur, Gen. Stoe sci
introduced a letter today from Gen.
Kondratenko, dated Oct. I, 1904, in
which the writer said he recognized
the necessity of surrender and asked
Gen. Stoessel to prepare the empe or
for this and to advise him to make
peace with Japan while the fortress
was still in Russian hands Gen.
Stoessel addressed the court saying he
could not follow the advice of Gen.
Kondratenko because the communica-
ton passed through too many hands,
consequently he defended the fortress
as long as 1t existed.
After saying he regarded the war as
hopeessly lost Gen. Kondratenko con-
tinued in his letter to Gen. Stoessel;
THE only honorable exit to the sit
uatlon is to initiate, Immediately be-
fore the fall of the fortress negotia-
lions for peace. Peace then will be OBJ
tainable under conditions not humil-
iatng to the national dignity. 1t is
highly possible that the full truth is
being withheld from the emperor A
report giving the exact situation miEht
avert great misfortunes to the ooun-
try, and I therefore appeal to you, in
virtue of the confidence the emperor
places in you, to report to his majesty
the real situation in the far east"
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NEW COPPER DISTRICT.
Lime Mountain Country In Nevada
Attracting Attention.

Oscar Graham recently returned
frou Lime mOuntain whore he has
completed the assessment work on
group OF claims owned by Jake Eggers,
says the Tusuaroru News. He brought
in some samples OF the ledge on
which he has been doing the WORK
and they are the richest specimens OF
brown oxide OF copper ever displayed
in this northern section Of the country.
Mr.. Graham states that the ledge has
been opened up by "a trench 20 feet
long, IA feet wide and le feet deep
which is al In the same character of
ore, conservative estimates OF the value
running from 90 Co so per cent copper.
No assays hHye been made. Limo
Mountain has long been considered az
one ~ ihc greatest copper deposits nm
the west and from recent strikes made
the assertion comes very near being
correct The greatest portl9n OF the
mountain 10 thickly interlaced with
large veins Of exceedingly high grade
copper lead -sllyor ore OF which copper
prcdominates, but enough lead, silver
and fraction Of gold helug IN the rock
10 make II an ideal huXing material
A few years ago Mr. Eggera was oiar-
ed 10000 for this properly but refused
n as be Intends developing Inc proper
~ himself,
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UTAH CON. CONTRACT.
Official Confirmation Stlll Lacking AT
Local Offices.

No confirmation of the reported clos
ing of an ore contract between the Utah
Consolidated and the American Smelt-
ing & Refining company had been re-
celved at the loca loffices of either COM
pany up TO noon today. MIR. w. 5.
Morse, member of the executive COM
rIittee of the last named corporation.
stated that while negotiations had been
pending for some time he had received
no davices as to the result of them.
In the meantime the work of in
stalling new equipment at the Garfield
smelter Is going ahead steadily. and IT
Is expected that within the next 80
days the big plant out at the south
end of the lake win have facilities for
the handling of at least $500 tons of
ore day. we are making these con-
dItions." said Mr.. Morse. I'm order to
take care of our contracts with the
Utah Copper. Newhouse and Boston
Consolidated companies. If the Utah
Consolidated ore comes to us ! would
naturally think stlll more furnace ca
paclty would be required. When the
improvements we are now making were
planned, there was no thought of a
Utah Consolidated contract"
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MARKET KEEPS
DULL BUT STEADY

New York, Jan. S0.--Prlces Of stocks
yielded but slightly today ON the an
nouncement of the, closing of two New
York clearing house banks. Oneunss
at the opening were light ana declines
limited generally TO small fractions.
Delaware a Hudson fell "a, Great
Northern ore Certificates l. and 81
Louis Southwestern preferred ana the
American Smelling stocks large fiac-
tions.
A slight rise In the market was util-
tied W sell stock, ana prices relapseu
quite sharply. Continued prcSsu1 o
against DelaNare Il HUDSON was az
compnshed by sales OF the other oodi-
ers. The bulk of the selling of the
grain carriers centered upon 1 mon Pa
chic, Delaware ~ Hudson yielded 51e,
Betnienem Steel =, American Mating
preferred / Ii. Union PaGinc ia ana
American Tobacco preferred /.
Prices showed some improvement AT
IL o'clock.
After dropping to a somewhat lower
level prices stinened again. The duh
ness OF the dealings lett little signln-
canoe in the action of the market.
Bonds were irregular.
The undertone OF the market became
better, but buying was restricted and
the traders confined their operations
to Il handful OF stocks.
Very little interest was manifested
in the market in the late session ana
fluctuations were exceedingly marrow
and without much signihL ance. III
list overcame the earlier heay mess ana
returned to a parity with yesterday 5
close. American Smelling preferred
declined / 1s
The market closed firm and dull. The
market became almost rigid about las
nights closing level. rallying from
repeated slight concessions.
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WORK ON THE
TINTIC SHELTER
--------------------------
Construction Of Plant is Being
Pushed Ahead as Rapidly
As Possible.
SAYS JUNGLE" JESSE KNIGHT.
VIII BE Ready for Business in April
IRON Blossom and Other
Mines.

Uncle Jesse Knight is up from Provo
today on mining business When ask
Cd regarding the progress being made
with the construction Of the new Tin
tic smelter he stated that everything
is being pushed ahead as rapidly as
possible and that there is every rca-
son TO believe that the plant viii be
ready for commission sometime dur
Ing the latter part of April.
Practically all the material and
equipment is on the ground. About
he, are the transformers from
which the plant is to be sup
piled with electrical power and they
have been ordered. The railroad
which is to connect the various minas
of the district with the smeIter has
been completed as far as the Colorado
mine and the balance of the line VIII
be finised In ihe near future. At any
rate the .ntir. system will be ready
we'll in advance of the date for the
blowing In of the furnaces at the
smeltcr"
Relative to the work going on at
the several mines in the Tintic dis
trict operated under his direction Mr.
knight gave II out that there is noth-
ing dolaS AZ the Colorado except in
the new hiatt: which is TO become he
main workings Of the property. At
the Iron Blossom mine the shaft is
down 900 feet and IS being sunk deep
err In addition TO this, a tunnel is
being driven to give tho mine cou-
venient acces to the railroad. II may
be Interesting news to the many share
holders Of that corporation 10 know
that the IRON Blossom contains Il vast
quantity Of good iron ore right al the
grass roots, which will be Immediately
available as soon as the Tintie smelt-
er is ready for business and no doubt
1t will be the source of the iron ores
that viii be needed for nuxing pur-
poses. Some ore has been encounter |
ed in the workings of the mine. but |
Mr.. Knight and those associated with |
him figure on getting the values desIr- |
ed at greater depth The Grown Point |
property Is closed down at present.
At the Mountain Lake mine. Just |
over the Wasatch range from Alta,
work is going along very satisfactorily. |
The tunnel Is being pushed on to-
wards the contact where Mr.. Knight
on opening up some eX-
tensive ore bodies. Until this work is
accomplished nothing will be done To-
wards building the proposed tramway |
To- Midway. Mr., knight has abundant |
faith In the Mountain Lake property
md considers 1t to be one of the Test
properties under his control.
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UNCLE SAM FIND.
President Dern Consents to be Inter
viewed on Subject.

A confirmation of the reported strike
in the property of the Uncle Sam Con-
solidated Mining company was obtain
ed frcm John Dern, president and
manager Of that organization today.
~ had hoped" declared Mr.. Dern
that / would not be asked TO say any
thing about this strike until we had
an opportunity to find out just how
good it really Is. But the fact is we
have some ore; II looks very good and
bears every Indication of permanency
1t is only continuation however, of
the one from which we have been min
ing. but it is of a somewhat different
character and seems to carry good
values In silver and lead. Some ore
assayed gave returns of 80 per cent
lead and 30 ounces in silver with pick
ed samples going much higher.
Some time ago we followed ore in a
wlnze in a drift Off from the bottom
of the main incline in which ore was
encountered in the Humbug ground
For the first 40 feet in this winze we
had excellent ore and from then on
down To 90 feet depth, which point we
We're at when shipments We're suspend
ed recently, IL was more or less mixed.
We then stopped work in the winze
pending the installation of the new
electric hoist, which was not ready for
commission until few days ago when
ii was resumed again. on Tuesday
Supt. Gifggs advised me that change
was taking place. and that the ore was
improving rapidly in value. The
change took place at 75 feet down the
winze and as / say. IL looks very good
That is about all / care to say about IL
now
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TO INCREASE STOCK.
Yankee Con. 10 Absorb Mountain View
Properties In Tinuc.

The adjourned session OF the Yankee
Consolidated Mining company held yes
terdny afternoon turned out to be an
important one.
A resolution was passed to increase
the capital stock OF the corporation
from 100000 TO 100000 shares ana
authorizing the directors 20 proceed
with the closing OF a deal with tho
owrers Of the Mountainyiew and
Laksview groups, whereby the latter
will become the property of the Yam
kee Consolidated company, the new
stock 10 go TO the vendors ne compen-
sation II being agreed. however. thar
thA $4,000 contained In the treasury
OF the Mountainyiew company Is 10
be turned over 10 the Yankee Consoli-
dated, a few days ago the Yankee
companys treasury contained approx,
matoly $4,000 hence II Will he seen.
the consolidated properties have a sum
In excess Of $4,000 20 carry on do
yelopment with. John n. Dubois OF
Dubois Pa, being the principal share
holder IN tho Mountalnview. will re-
ceive the bulk OF the new stock issue
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MANHATTAN.
CONCENTRATES.

Walter G. Orem of the Nevada Doug
las Copper company is out of the city
today ON mining busines".
George O. Bradley. who will probably
become general manager of the Pitts
burg Silver Peak Mining company de-
parted again for the properties of that
company Mt Blair, Nevada, this after
noon.
The annual meeting of the DAILY West
Mining company Is scheduled for Feb.
II. at Denver The books OF the COM
pany close on Feb. i and reopen on
Feb. IS.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
norted late yesterday by Mccormick "
Co, We're: Crude ore and concentrate,
81. 600: base bullion. $4,000.
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TOWER MURDER CASE.

Butte, Mont, Jan. ga special to
the Miner from Boulder, says that the
final link in the chain of circumstan,
tial evidence was brought out today
whereby the state hopes to send James
Tower to the gallows for the murder of
Engineer Frank Glow, who was killed
in the attempted hold-up of the North
Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific,
near Welch's Spur. Letters from Tow
eli to sweethearts, begging them to
swear to an alibi for him, and inter-
rupted by the officers, were read in
evidence. Detective e. l.. Page of ST,
Paul, who posed as a prisoner in the
Helena jail, and wormed himself into
the confidence of Tower, gave damag,
ing evidence against the defendant.
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LEAVES THE DEM1JoHN.
Joseph $. Free Accepts Management Of
Another Phoebe Mine.

Joseph S. Free has resigned the posi-
ton of general manager of the Phoebe
Demijohn Mining company, and at a
meeting of the board OF directors yes
terday, owen A. Bailey was elected to
succeed him. Mr.. Free. 1t is under
stood has accepted tho management OF
another Phoebe mine, official announce
ment of which VIII be made within
the next few days
The development of the Demiiohn
property is going ahead steadily and
with very satisfactory results Former
Manager Free says the mine bears ey-
cry evidence of developing into a good
producer.
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REGULAR p. NJ. SAVES.
Lower Mammoth, 300 at 81.
May Day 800 at 3Sis, buyer 10; 100

Lower Mammoth, 300 at 81.
May Day, 800 at 3S3s, buyer 10; 100
at 33Ia.
Nevada Hills, 200 AT 3 80.
South Swansea. 100 at To-
Uncle Sam Con, 200 at 50: 200 at
90, seller .; 90 at So, seller 10; 1000
at 50, buyer 80.
Beck Tunnel, loot SO: 400 at G5.
seller GO. 100 cat Go. seller 30; ZOO AT
CT.
Black Jnck, 100 at 80, seller 10: 5000
at "a " 1000 at "a.
Colorado, 100 at 2.52is. seller so: 200
at 2.50i 200 at $50, seller TO-
Crown Point, zoo at M 500 at II.
buyer 30.
Mountain Lake 500 at 81.
New York. 500 at 1874.
Scottish Chief, 5000 at gu,
Sioux Con, 500 at 16. buyer 80; 100
at lda 1000 at Is,
Seven Troughs, 500 at ~, buyer 60:
500 at 40; 500 az 39la: 1000 at 49, buy
er TO; 500 at SO: 800 az 30, seller 30.
$500 at 3s "a 900 at 3s.
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MURDERER PLEADS GUILTY.

Carlinvile. ILL.,, Jan. 2g.-Peter Il. Clark.
of Glrard, ILL.,, today pleaded guilty to the
charge of numbering Mrs. Ollie Gibson on
a trolley car near Virden March q, 1897
and was sentenced to serve 40 years in the
Chester pententiary. Clark was at
one time leader in the choir of the Chris
tian Science church at Girard, and a dep
uty grand master in Masonry. but was
order after charges of immortality had
been filed against him. Mrs Gibson was
a member of the choir and her husband
secured divorce at the same term of
court at which Mrs Clark got a divorce
from her husband. Clark was once prom
ineut in politics.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Jan. 30.--AIoney on call
easy 1 y AT = per cent; ruling rate .;
closing hid IA; offered AT 2.
Time loans dull and easy: 90 DAYS
1 and 30 days ~; six months ~.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 5 z
at BIa per cent: sterling exchange firm
Win actual business In bankers bills
AT 1sI.l5 at 1920 for demand and
Is3.sO Mt i83S1 for 90 day bills.
Commercial hills 1880. Bar sill
Yer $685.
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds Irregular.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Uncle sam and Colorado the Leaders
In TOtiaN's yradlng.

The brokers had a good day Of it OH
the Mining Exchange. Trading in the
Tintic issues was brisk. with Uncle
San Consolidated and Colorado leading.
The f6rrner went up to &C cents and
then back 10 ca, where 1t was at the
close. Colorado sold up to S2'5S ana
then down to s247h; while Black Jack
did business at "a and So Seven
Troughs dropped back to 80 cents.
Ohio Copper displayed considerable
strength on the open board and wa.
an good demand al the close.
The closing quotations and sales
We're.
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Con. 5.e2ibd5.s5; D'ieid Triangle 9d10;
Coming Nation. 10 asked.
BULLFROG.
Original, sG4: Bulfrog Mining, $
bid; Mont Bullfrog. 3W4 National
Bank. 12m13; L. Harris, log; Ametn-
yst, 10 bid; Gold Bar. 40W4li Denver
Bullfrog Annex, bid; Bonnie care
10 bid: Mayhower Cons. ltn loi
Montgy. Sho. Ext. 304, @, Scepter. az
8 Montgy. Mt. l6q II; -. Diamond
field. iMb; Homestake Cons, 6OWooi
Y Girl 3 bid; Nugget, bid; Tramp
Cons, fSm19; Victor, 4 bid; Banner,
Sa5; Sunset, bid.
MANHATTAN.
MANN. Cons, 81 asked; MANN. Min.
Co., bid; G. Wedge bid; 5. Hum
phrey. 4Gb; Dexter, l0@1l; l.. Joe.
l@2i Crescent, 1g2; Combination, z
asked. Mustang, lO@12 Little Gray,
bid; Cow Boy, lag; Ong. Manh, .
bid Bronchon bid Pinenut, 4d6;
Buffalo, asked: $ Dog, II bid; T.
Horse, / bid; Ind. Camp. . bid; Min
eral Hill, 1915.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle IS bid Nevada
HIS. $40 bid: Putsburg Sill Peas
1.STI y bid; North Star Wonder Dlu;
Eagles Nest, 21m23; Ruby Wonder
bid New. Hills Florence, blu'
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UNITED METALS SELLING.
Annual Meeting 10 Take Place IN ,Ier.
sey City Next Week

Boston, Jan, 20.-Tho annual meet-
ing OF tho United Metals Selling com
pary win be held next Wednesday iu
Jersey city Nothing but routine busl-
ness Ia looked for. although II Ii claim
ed that Il. NJ. Stuart Wortley, may ba
added 10 the directorate, owing 10 his
recent election az treasurer % the cor
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EASY MONEY.

in New York means that good
stocks viii go up. ana finally reach
normal prices. We have advised
holders Of preferred stock IN Utah
Idaho Sugar Co. not TO sel. hut
n they need money and must sell
10 come TO as In three weeks tho
stock .has risen sixty cents per
share,
THERE rs a REASON.
II sou wish TO buy the soouer
you send us your order tho better
The stock pays 17la cents per share
eyery quarter Prompt attention
given 20 orders tho day received
with your order send checks or
pq7inl money orders for amount
you wish 20 buy
GEORGE A. CANNON Co.
Rooms 5l2-5ls Templeton Bldg
Phone zen d.
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contains no turpentlne or acids. gives
satin finish. VIII not rub of on
the clothing. Manufactured bv The
quick Shine Shoe Polish Co. pes
Moines. Iowa. Trade supplied by salt
Lake City and Ogden iobbers.
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WOOL.

ST. Louis, Jan. So.--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 2OG23: fine
medium 1890; fine 15dl7c.
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r. II. Snow s. Co.. Stock Brokers.
ss Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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u. NJ West & Co.. stock brokers
ID. T.. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
flee and residence.
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COMSTOCK.

ophir, 2.7O@2.75: Mexican. / .OOa
1.021A; Gould & Curry, 2O@21 Con.
Va, S7@Ss; Savage, GSD64 Hale q
Norcpss, 53454; Blecher, 32@35; Con-
tldence, 20 asked Sierra Nevada, 90 %
81; Exchequer, 20 asked; Union, 42@
~
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Jesse u. cANNoN.
Bird-Cowan Co.

Mining Broker, with Cannon &
Cannon. IL IL SO. Temple.
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
| South West Temple /
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GEO. q. cANNOH ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a H. SO, Temple, Both
phones 40.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax 90 at 20,
Sfrhnd central 100 at ZSo:
Lower Mammoth, SVo az ~
NeV2da :, Hills, loV at S;zt5s' III al J'SV'
south swansea. zoo at H.
nele sam Con, 400 at 64i ,ooo nt
90. LoUo a. 6bi 800 at o. buyer W. iOO
NJ Co. seller 90.
islack lack 600 at 81; 1000 at Si1s
SelleT SO' 400 at %.
Colorado, 700 nj 2.5t1z.
Crown Point. 500 at 1919; LOCO at H.
buyer 80
they Cold MAINTAIN 5o0 Mt 70.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James a. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers' furnish the following from
SAN Francisco:
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A. S. CAMPBELL,

Stool proker gl5 p. y waIIler nIoek
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

about 5000 Market steady. Beeyes 4. Goa sSl
$40; cows and heifers l.70a4G0: Texans
S5.Sgq4 20; calves 5.Ooa7.00. westerns 3.705t
4'69i stockers and feeders .. G0i4. 90.
Hogs-Receipts about 10000 Market
$40; mixed l.05G4 .37ia heavy 4.O5G4 40;
rough 4.oia4.l5; pigs 3.50ai 10. bulk OF
sales 420fI4. 20.
sheep--Receipts about 10000. Market
weak Natives 3.25G $50: westerns $3.50
5,6o; yearlings 100000; lambs 5.00di 10;
westerns 5.O007.2O
KANSAS CITY. u
Kansas City Jan 80 Cattle-Recepts
5000, including LOCO southerns Market
steady. Native steers 15Gl5.65: native
cows and heifcrs 2. 40I4. 70; stockers and
feeders 3.0Od4.7O: bulls S00G4 Is: calves
S.bOp 625;, western steers 4.OOd5.2 %; west
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market steady.
Bulk of sales i.0oa4. q: heavy 42ed4.35
packers 4.O5d4.3 30; pigs and light 3. 60d4 IL.
sheep-Receipts 5000. Market steady.
Muttons 4.60d6.5O; lambs 6.25lf7 90: range
wethers 4,50q6.lO; fed ewes 4,25d5.0O.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Neb, Jan. a0--Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500. Market steady. Native steers
350N56O: COWS and heifers 2.25G4. 25:
western steers 3.0Oa4. 20; Texas steers 400
"a 10; cows and heifers 200d3 rs: Gamers
1.75lI27 70; stockers and feeders O. 75T4. So:
calves S,oOg6.OO; bulls and stays 2.50I
400.
Hogs-Recelpts 10000. Market 5aio c
higher. Heavy .45g4 80; mixed 41OGt4 Is:
sales 410a415.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market 1O5l5c low
Ell. Yearlngs 100000; wethers 50075 so;
ewes 4.65d5.O0; lambs 6,60G6,S0
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ToNoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada 5.l0@5.12la:
Mont TOnopah. 1S091.s5; Tonopdh
Extension, 1 10 bid; MacNamHrn, 4iep
as, Midway. 780SO: Tonopah Belmont.
Local ORE ronopah North Star. n
aus Ohio Tonopah. 49, West End
Cons, S0@3 so; Rescue, 14M15; Tonopah
* California, bid: Golden Anchor IA
o. Jim Butler, 3S839, Cash Boy 3fp
4 Monarch Pitts. Ext. bid Montana
Midway Ext 8 asked; Golden Crown.
3GIh.
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GoLDFIELD

SANDSTONE. a7GaS; Mohawk 1900 ask
ed; Col MI, 23G23 Jumbo Ext, 566lb7:
Nernal, z bid Kendall. 2OQ2S; Booth,
26p23' Blue Bun, 1920. Adams, Sqg;
silver Pick s6a87; May Queen. 3 asked
Nevada Boy, 4 bid; Black Butte Ext. o
as Blue Bell, l0qll, Dixie. 4d6; Gold
field Columbia, 10 bid; Hiberna, bid;
81, Ives. 5i052; Conqueror, 7QS; Black
Rock, bid Lone Star, l24lS O. Won
der. 2 asked POtlatch. 70 bid Orc l4d
l5i Kendall Ext iQ2i sandstorm Ext.
2ds' Mayne, 4dpb: Atlanta. sS440 ct,
Bend 2sQ2i smmerone. lO9l2 EN-
plre. bid; Red Top Ext, 1901 Flor
ence, As60a9O; D'held u. Il. Cons. 22a
23 Goldheld Daisy, li2hQl.lb; Comb.
Fraction plQ92 CT. Bend Ext sQ7,
CT Bend Annex, AG5. y. y. Bonanza, (
Qb; Rswanos. bS964; Esneralda, 4 bid
Portland, 1917, Crnckeriack. l2Ulai r.
Mohawk, 80 asked Red Hills, 5000;
Mohawk Ext. GOT l.. Dillon. 4G6: y,
Tiger, p asked Grandma, II bid :. p,
Ext. i4b; Y, Rose. 4 bid; Geldheld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-30
OPEN BOARD sALEs.

REHABILITATION.