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The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by +. f. Hutton g. ca.
members New York Stock Exchanre G Ro,rie
Chipnan, manager. 1901 I street northwest,
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GOVERNMENT BONDS,

New York. March I2-Closing quotations of r-r;,.s
Uni,ed States government bonds 'eo
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

Yesterday afternoon Central Ohlcemen
Murphy and Pollack were detailed by In
spector McCanerty 10 find Daniel s. Ward.
alias Col Ward. alias Knox alias Capt
Wood. who is wanted by the Boston po-
lice for forgery committed in thet city
An exemplifed copy OF an indictment
found against him IS on the way here.
Lieut.. James Dunn. Of the detective bu-
reau, remembered Ward well, although he
had not seen him since lsSs. and he was
able 10 describe the fugitive so clearly
that Murphy and Pollsck knew him the
instant they clapped eyes upon him at the
Criterion Hotel. on Fortieth street be-
tween Broadway and Seventh avenue.
But there have come TO light several
cases IN which local shopkeepers are in
terested In Ward, and il IS probable the
Boston authorities may not get him for
time. Two Broadway merchants have
lodged complaints against the prisoner
for passing bad checks upon them. HIS
pet bank seems 10 have been the Fletcher
National. OF Indianapolis. Ind. when
trading in this city.
When taken 10 headquarters yesterday
Ward. SO the police say. told them that
he had been locked up in the building
during four months OF the year 1864. but
be refused 70 say FOR what reason.
In the course OF his conversation with
the headquarters men Ward is reported
90 have declared that ne was in New
York during the civil war, and was one
OF q party sent here 20 burn the city
in the interest OF the South" with which
part OF the country all his sympathies
iay at that time
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JAILED man AGED IA
0ld-time Crook Now Charged
with Forgery.
COL. WARDS LONG CAREER
National Bank, of Indian
aDolfs, Seems 10 BE Pet Victim of
Old Man Arrested in New York for
Passing had Checks-Wanted Also
I'm BOstOn-Has Many Aliases.

New York. March 12-On July 20. 1885.
Judge Cowing sentenced TO three years in
Sing Sing a man OF such distinguished
bearing and so handsome that idlers in
the courtroom craned their necks 10 get
a better look at the prisoner and asked
each other: who is hep"
Standing a full six feet end two inches
and carrying himself erect the prisoner
before Judge Cowing declared himself
Southern gentleman" and one who asked
odds OF no man. He treated with con-
tempt the "minions Of the law" and
when sentence was pronounced bowed
with impressive dignity 10 the court and
said never a word until the policeman
put a hand upon his coat sleeve and told
him 70 come on" Then he expressed
his opinion Of his captor and walked with
head thrown back 10 the pen to await
developments. The charge against the
prisoner was grand larceny. and Daniel
5. Ward. now seventy-four years old.
served his bit along with the com
mon herd with whom he lived for the
full legal period
The picture taken OF him at thai time.
and which IS still IN the Rogues Gallery,
is 1659, "old gallery" From this photo
graph a good idea may be had OF the
man as he was. and he must have been
strikingly handsome. To-day his hair is
snowy white. and there is droop OF the
neck; but there Is tie same CLINT In the
eye ROW as when he stood up 10 be
''mugged'' nearly quarter OF a century
aVo
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

The Largest Morning Circulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
NEW OIL WELL
AT VIRGIN CITY
Original Company to Undertake
Development of New Field
Makes Roadway.
OUTPUT OF FORTY BARRELS.
supt. Hoilohan Makes Report to That
Understanding Busch
Greatly Pleased.

Secy. j. Il. Busch of the Virgin River
on d development company. who Is In
the city on a brief business trip. re.
ceived telegram from the south yes,
terday advising that at a depth of 100
feet his company had brought In its
second well and from all indications It
Is a big one. Supt. Pat Hollahan, who
Is In charge of the drilling operations,
while unable to determine definitely its
producing capacity, says there is no
doubut that It win yield at least 40 bar
reis per day.
From Mr. Busch it has been ascer-
tanned that the new well is 1874 feet
deeper than well No. /, which is cap
able of outputting 20 Barrels per day:
hence II Is very gratifying to him to
Know that the second one is better than
the first
1t is very evident that something is
going TO be done in the near future
relative TO providing transportation ia
entities and elsewhere in this paper Is a
story which shows that the citizens of
Cedar City have become Interested in
the matter and will do everything in
their power in rendering assistance to-
wards securing rights of way for the
proposed railroad in which Los Angeles
capital figures conspiCuously
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
SEVEN TRoUGHs MILLS.
Two New Plants Now In Operation in
Nevada District.

The most important event Of the
week in the district, as a matter of
fact, in the history thus far of this
mining center, says the Seven
roughs Miner was the simultaneous
starting up OF the recently completed
i0-stamp mills of the Seven Troughs
Kindergarten Mining company in the
town of Seven Troughs, and the Ma
yuma Hills Mining company in
the town of Mazuma. The i'm
portance of the event Hes in
the fact that the reduction OF
the mountains of rich rock
within the boundaries Of the district
has begun, and 1t is safe to predict
that this country Will attract even
greater attention as a milling center
than II has already as a producer of
shipping and high grade ores.
While the TWO mills were built for
the treatment of the ores from the
properties OF the companies named
the management of both made II
known in the beginning that they
would treat custom ores. in order that
other corporations not In a position
10 build such plants might receive
helping hand. Both plants run like
clockWork, and II Is quite apparent
that they viii make enviable records
I'm the reduction of ore
The combined capacity of the two
plants Is so tons per day Both have
more than an abundant supply of
water and II Is highly probable that
both VIII be enlarged in the very near
future, Since the starting of the
two company mills. interest has been
directed to the 10-stamp custom min
which Messrs Smith and Demarest,
capitalists Of stockton, Cal, propose
to erect. work ON which viii soon
begin
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expect to leave for Phoebe again on
an early train. They say develop
ments are getting too interesting TO
stay away from camp much longer.
William Callow. head of the Calow
Manufacturing company of salt Lake,
which makes speciality OF the tanks
for concentration. and Is Installing sew
eral In the Steptoe plant, is in this dis
trict for a short stay. He will probably
return to Salt Lake Monday.--W-1lite
Mine News.
The Horn silver Mining company
has closed a contract with the AM
erican Smelling q Refining company
which is 10 run for two years and
calls for the shipment of approximate
ly $4,000 from the Beaver county
mine. The treasury of the Horn Sill
Yer company contains approximately
$4,000
DR. James f. Tamage, the noted
geologist. was n guest at the southern
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. His mission into this part of
the state was to give expert examin-
alton to the gypsum deposits owned
by the Jumbo Gypsum company. He
spent two days in going over the
property .---Richfield Reaper.
ne machinery AT the hoinestake
mill according to w h. MilllIen, en-
gineer in charge OF the construction,
viii be ready to turn next week and
In short time continuous operation
will be started up. The contractors
will run the plant for so days before
turning 1t over to the mining COM
pany. The usual delays incident to
the tlmbering up of new machinery
are expected by the builders, but 1t is
not thought that these will occupy
much time.-Bullfrog Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
GOTTEN GETS VERDICT
Minor Given $3.50 for Loss of Thumb
And Two Fingers

Roy Gotten, a minor. by Caleb Cot
ton. his guardian, this morning se-
cured a verdict in Judge l,Itchie's d.
vision of the Third district court for
$3.50 against the Mount Pickle com.
pany the decree carrying no COSTS
to either party The boy was EN-.
ploycd in the pickle factory a, IA
south Third West street. on Dec. II.
1905, when he got his hand into !,
chopper and lost the thumb and frst
and second fingers of his left hand
A suit for S25, 900 damages against
the pickle company was instituted.
the jury returning n verdict for $3.50
without costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
BOSTON COPPER.

Furnished by Badger Brothers, brok-
ers, 100 south Main street:
Adventure, 2@21s; Arcadian 3d3IS:
Allouez, 2IG2Sls; Atlantic, 16lAml7; Ari-
iona, 1Sa1Sls; Bingham Con, 50p75;
Boston Con, l29121a; Butte Coalition.
2Sh@24; Calumet & Arizona ls@A;
Calumet & Hecla, $50 bid Centennial.
2SA@25; Con Mercur. Ssa4O: Copper
Range. 7S47SIa; Daily West, 1O@i0h:
Franklin. 94sia; CRANKY, 97h a9a:
Greene Cananea, 9Ts41O; Helvetia %.
Q21a; Isle Boyale, 19A @2OA; La
sale, l4ls@l47s; Massac husetts.3 k G31s
Mexican Con. 5%@% Michigan, Q
asked; Mohawk. 596G6Oh Nevada con,
l2@9s North Butte. 66% Q67. Old Do
mlnion, 351a@S6; Osceola, sl@93; Parrot,
2lHM22; quincy, S5a 81; Rhode Island
St@h shannon. 14@h Santa Fe, rs
az; Tamarack 60@62: Trinity 14GK
United Copper, 7AQ&; u. $. Smelling,
$lhq3S; L, $. Smelling, pfd.. AK Q42;
Utah Cons, 421sM421s: Victoria. 6lk@
=; Wipona 6Aa1s; Wyandote, 1dA
Wolverine. i33m135
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
PRICES WERE
WELL SUSTAINED

New York. June 3.--Prices Of stocks
broke with some violence when trading
began at the stock exchange today Aft
err the sale of 600 shares of Union IA
calhc at 14Tss there were simultaneous
sales of 500 shares from il7M TO 1864
The last price yesterday was il9A
southern Pacific fell 2, st Paul H.
Reading q and practically all of the
active speculative stocks from IA large
fraction to 4.
There were further recessions In St.
Paul and American Smelling before the
support to Union Pacific turned the
market upwards, but first prices were
generally lowest rhe rebound reduced
most of the losses to small fractions.
Business became quiet on the rally but
the market was holding well at -
o'clock
trhe recovery from the opening losses
was made complete by the continuance
OF the upward movement Chesapeake
u Ohio showed special strength with IA
rise Of "a over last night, T.. G. c. a
st. Louis gained y. Bethlehem Steel
preferred 2 aud American Cotton Oil
IL. There were fractional recessions
again before noon.
Bonus were irregular
Prices steadied after the reaction lad
run to point in Union Pacific. The
leaders averaged about u below yester
days final prices and speculation was
very duh.
Prices we're Well sustained despite the
prevalent dullncss. scarcely any of tGc
active stocks iiuctudtng more than a
small fraction.
New York. June S--The American
Smelling n Refining company today de-
clared quarterly dividends of per cent
on the common stock and of Y per
cent on the preferred Both dividends
are unchanged from the last previous
quarter
The market closed weak. Very heavy
followed the report that $t0.OO0.0oo Of
the company's bonds had been sold here
and abroad. Illinois Central rose and
Chicago Il Alton and Manhattan Il.
Reading first preferred sold at II de-
cline of >. Realizing sales were renewed
and prices receded with gathering mo-
mentum, in some cases to the early low
figures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
THE CON. JEFFERSON.
Annual Meeting of shareholders
scheduled for Monday Next.

President Neiman Of the Consolidated
Jefferson Mining company expects to
got returns from the initial ear OF gold
orc sent recently 10 the Pioneer gam
Pier this afternoon tomorrow and judy
ing from What he had to say about st
today, anticipates that the LOT viii
average anywhere from 500 10 SIS per
ton The second car he stated. Is
being prepared and win be in tho
hands Of the samplers In few day.
The Consolidated jefferson mine is To-
Gated near the mouth OF Little Cotton
wood canyon, ana the company has
been carrying on a very energetic
campaign for some time and with most
gratifying results.
Next Monday Is the day set for the
annual meeting of shareholders but
nasmuoh as Mr. NeIman has Ia his
possession 100000 out of the lOOG,0 900
shares capitalization, It can hardly BE-
presumed that there win be any change
made la the personnel of The director
ate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODA1-'S.

Heber ]. Grant to Jos. $. Wells.
part of lot ,. block 40. plat d.
JOS Jisler to JOS. Baumey, part
of section -, township south,
range ] west .... ......,..... 100
Thos Bytheway TO Thos. Gustn.
port of lot 3. block 15l, plat 1900
Jos Anderson to AXel J.. I.inds.
land section u. township
south range | east ...,..,... 1000
NJ. Andrus to Lewis r. Medley,
land section u.s. township
south. range ] east ...-..,,.. 10
Chas. H. Keek, trustee, to Truman
Schenck lots 49, etc. block 3,
South Lawn Sub. .,.....4... 775
Glen r. Boutwell, to Annie NJ.
Jones lots 6, I, s. city Park. 245
VIM. r. Williams and wife TO VIM.
NJ McCrea lot G, block n, Kin
ney & Goulay's Imp City plat.
w II. Hopkins and wire to Gus
tav f. Buschmann. an of lot ..
part OF lot 3 block ], SHOWS
sub. 49,. 49, ''. $40
Helena u. Hollgren to Carl a.
Luudstrom ana wife. part Of
of section 81. township south.
range ! east ,,,... 80. .,.,t. 500
Martha j. Lindsay to Henry S.
Ashton part OF lot 20, all OF lot
IL Edgwood Add ..., ..,,.... 400
Thos j Osborne and wife 10 Me-
CARNEY Inv. Co, part of lot
2, block ~, plat D,..,...,,,,, 2l25
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
WOOL.


Boston, June 2-While the tone of
the wool market is firmer in sympathy
with London, prizes are no higher. and
the volume of business has failed to ex-
pand materially. Quotations;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i2d 49,: middle
county, 37d3S; southern, 37G3s; fall
free. 3OQS2.
egon-Eastern, new staple. sad 90;
eastern. No. ! clothing, Asa so; valley,
No. ]. $50 10.
Territory-Fine staple. 54M55; fine
medium staple. 50G 81; fine medium
clothing. 43M4S; fine clothing, Asa 80;
half blood. i5M46; three-eighths- blood,
4im45; extra. 56@b7; fine, 50M59.
ST, LOUIS.
st Louis, June 3.--Wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums. l3pl fine
mediums l04lS. fine. 9@1i,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
FREIGHT MEETING.

Freight officials from Salt Lake and
Ogden railroad offices held meeting in
the offices of the Joint Agency here
yesterday. In the neishborhood of a
dozen freight oficials participated in
this conference. What was accomp-
lished is not known definitely and it IS
not believed the meeting saw much
business transacted which Is of general
interest to the public Weights and
similar problems are believed 10 have
keen discussed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
NEVADA DOUGLAS COPPER.
Supt, AREN'T Makes Gratifying Report
To Manager Orcm.

The progress report OF Supt s. S.
Arcntz OF the Nevada Douglas Copper
company. covering last weeks oper-
ations has been received by General
Manager Waltor C. Orcm
The winze started from the 300
level was down 10 feet when Nh
Atent2's statement was matted. and
n sampling Of the bottom showed an
average Of l4.2 per cent copper. Good
Roadway Is being made i'm extending
the south $50 drift and the results
being obtained there are highly graft
flying average assays for the week
being per cent copper, while the
north CSC drift shows face of Sc
per cent copper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
REGULAR CALL Sales.

Beck Tunnel, 100 at 1907; 800 al 1.O5.
Black Jack 500 at g.
Colorado 500 at $50; 200 at 3S5.
buyer 80; 200 at 3771s.
Columbus Con, 100 at l27ia.
Crown Point. 1900 at 2Oia 700 at 81.
DAILY West 90 at 9.75
indian Queen 900 AT 90.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at A..
Mammoth goo at l92ls; 1000 AT
100.
Iron Blossom. $500 AT 81; HOO az
100, 500 at 1.O2h $500 at 40; 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
SIOUX CON. AND
IRON BLOSSOM
---- ---------------
These Tintic Stocks Were the
Attraction of Today's Min
ing Exchange Calls.
WILD EXCITEMENT IN PIT.
Little Attention Directed Towards the
Unlisteds-Closing Quota
lions and Sales.

Wild scenes prevailed on the floor OF
the Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange
today Trading was anything but
tame during the forenoon calls, when
Sioux Consolidated and Iron Blossom
again supplied the features. Any at
tempt to diagnose the situation, par
ticularly as II applies to Sioux Con-
solidated would be only mere guegs
work and even some Of the od-tinit
members of the exchange do not ven
ture to offer solution any more than
TO say that "a whole lot Of people
have lost their heads" and have been
carried off their feet during the eN-
element. one of the conservative
brokers made the statement that the
whole affair would wind UP in some
people getting In just in time to see
prices react, and then wake up to the
fact that they would have been better
off TO have accepted as the truth the
statement of officials of the company
in regard to the physical condition Of
the mine. There was a lot OF Siou
Consolidated for sale. and after selling
up To Ga, dropped off at q rapid pace.
recording n decline of at least 10 cents
a share. Iron Blossom sold up to Sl.12l-
and then softeaed to 9S cents, which
price was bid for 1t at the close Of
the open board session.
Members of the exchange who had
orders to execute in the unlisted stocks
could scarcely get an ear on them, be-
cause Of the interest absorbed in the
two leaders of the day. Bids of $3.50
for Ohio Copper brought forth no re-
sponse: for Mason Valley, 81 45 was
bid. and 81 so asked; West Quincy was
offered at So cents. but there is no de-
mand for it. Thompson brought out u
bid of % and an offering at 27ia. no
sales being recorded and for uintah
Treasure HILL 10 was bid and 20 cents
asked.
The closing quotations and sales
We're.
MORNING CALL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
IRON BLOSSOM STRIKE.
Thrcc-Foot Vein Carrying Copper ON
Lower Level.

That new ore body has been opened
on the lower level of the Iron Blossom
mine I'm Tintc was definitely stated
by an official of that company today;
but just how important II VIII prove TO
be remains to be seen The vein ~
about three feet wide and carries fairly
good copper values in association with
gold, silver and lead. 1t is on the
strength of this find that there has been
so much demand for the stock during
the past day or two. II will require
more work, however, Ia determine how
important the strike really Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. June 3.--Moncy on call
easy, 1 at ~ per cent; ruling ra'c
~: closing bid 1 u; offered at IA.
Time loans quiet and easy: so days
~ at 2ta per cent 80 days 212 al
2A per cent; six months y per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 80 at 4
per cent. Sterling exchange firmer,
with actual business in bankers bills
AT 1871 AT 4S7.1O for demand and at
1920 at so for 60 days.
Commercial bills 4SoM.
Bar silver. 52M.
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
REGuLAR AFrERNooN SALES.

Peck Tunnel, 200 at 1.07h.
Colorado, so at 3.75; 100 at 3.72I
900 at 3.7o; 500 at 3.67k 100 at
3.7j. buyer so.
crown Point 5000 at 21h: $500
at %.
Indian Queen. 1000 at 90.
Iron Blossom 600 at 1905; 100 at
1902 " 1000 at 100; 100 at 100,
seller 80. 500 at 1.02 II. buyer go; 100
at 80, seller so: 100 at 100. seller 60.
Little Chief. 500 at II.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at As; 100 at
A: 400 at AZ.
Mountain Lake. 800 at 50.
Nevada Hills 100 at 2.O7 u.
New York. 500 at ~: 1000 at II.
Scottish Chief, 100 at .04% $500
at 05.
Sioux Con, 100 at 55 5000 at sc;
1900 at 81; SOLE at 80; $500 at 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
PERSONALS.

Forest Inspector w. w White has
gone to Idaho on a business trip.
Hon. A. W. McCune will sail from
New York next Saturday, for Peru
Bishop Seaman of the Catholic church
has gone to Las Vegas, Phoebe ana
Caliente to be away a week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
ANOTHER SMOKE SUIT.

Another smelter smoke suit Is on
trial before Judge Ritchie in the
Third district court today. The plain
tiff in the case is Ira Bennion. who
is suing tho Bingham Consolidated
company for $5,659 damages alleged
to have been done to his property by
the fumes from the Highland Boy
smelter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
DIVORCE DENIED.

Judge Morse this morning denied
the application of Rudolph jacobson
for decree OF divorce from his Wife.
Annie jacobson, holding that tho
complaint did not state facts suificieut
to constitute cause of action Jacob
son in his complaint alleged thai his
wife deserted him, and that she had
treated him cruelty. The action WAS
dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03

at LEY 1000 at Ito. seller GO. $50
at Los; 1000 at 1919, seller so; 1900
at 1.o7M; 1900 at 1.t0 buyer go.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 70 200 ut 60
Scottish Chief. 34s at .o4ls 1.00o at
O4N
Silver Shield. 500 at 10.
Seven 1rougs. 500 at27.
South Columbus Con-. 200 AT So
Sioux Con. $500 at 81, 20 900 at SO:
1900 at So; $500 at 81; 900 at 6l. buy
er 60; 500 at 81, buyer go; loo at IL:
500 at 50.
south swansea, 500 at 80. 200 at 81;
1900 at 80. 500 at 3s. seller so; 500
at 33ta. seller so; 1000 at 35; 500 at "a,
Swansea. 200 at LOS.
Uncle Sam Con, 500 at as.
Utah Con, (Tlntic) 1900 at 10; 10 800
at 12iA: 5000 at II.
Wabash. 200 at 125
Yankee Con. 200 at 1926.
zenoli 500 at 23ts.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 05
Black Jack, 500 ut So, buyer So
Colorado, 100 at 3.7T1s; 80 at 3.75.
Crown Point, $500 at 81 $500 at 201,
Iron Blossom, 500 at i.12hs buyer 80;
3, 900 at 40, buyer so; 100 at l.0TIa,
seller so: 200 at 1.O2is. seller 60; 1000
AZ l02is 1900 at 100. 800 at 9S, seller.
so; 1900 at sSi 800 at 30, seller go; $500
at %: 300 at ~.
Sioux Con. 100 at IS; 500 at So: 500 at
&c: 800 at So. buyer 80; 45Oo at So; 1000
at "a: 1900 at So
South Swansea, 1000 at IS.
Scottish Chief. 1000 at 5.
Tetro. 800 at So.
Utah Con. Tintic, 1000 at 10.
Uncle Sam. 800 at 49,
Victor Con. 1000 at 9ls.
AFTERNOON CALL
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BOSTON CURB RANGE.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Brothers.
Ahmeek, 7O@75; Butte Ext, 7-i6a1a
Butte & London. 40g45; East Butte. 6i5
@ets; Nevada Utah. 3la4SA Nlpisslng,
l%s@7ss Superior and Pitlsburg, 12h
bid; Black Mountain. 44@4A: Kene-
nav, 6ls@6is; Green Gold, ssGD?s Green
Gold and Silver. h@% King Edward,
#gla; Dominion Copper i5sGl7s; Fur
mace Creek t4Gl17
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
PARROT ANNUAL MEETING.

Butte, June s.--The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Parrot Silver
& Copper company was held here yes
terday. The following directors We're
elected: John d. Ryan. r. p. Addicks,
Sidney Chase, II. A. Gallwey John
Judson, A. b, Grafius and A. II. Mel
lin. No other business was transacted
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET


san Francisco. June 1.-The following
are the quotations Of tine san Fran
cisco stock exchange on Nevada min
ing stocks today: