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The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

Glenwood Springs. Colo, June 10.
noon.-Just at l0:3O O'Clock this
morning. In the huge tent erected for
the convention, the Colorado State
Democratic convention, called for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
national convention, was. called to
order by Milton II. Smith, chairman
of the state central committee.
The big tent was crowded to over
flowing. Every seat was occupied
and several hundred people were
standing The ten, was beautifully
decorated and the most prominent
features of the decorations We're big
pictures of William Jennings Bryan.
the unanimous choice of Colorado
Democrats for president of the United
States.
The most prominent leaders of the
party in the state were present, along
with widely known Democrats from
every section of the Centennial state.
II was easily the greatest political
assembly that ever met in western
Colorado. and one of the most inter-
esting and representative that ever
met in the state.
X qilar Delegates Recognized.
Chairman Smith. on the temporary
roll call recognized the regular dem
ocratic delegation, known as the Da-
yorep or Speer delegation. from the
city aud county of Denver. and these
delegates. over 1870 strong. were tem-
porarily seated
Patterson Jumps In.
The reading of the call for the con
vention was dispensed with. and I'M
mediately Senator Patterson, al
thou..a not an accredited delegate te
the convention, jumped to his fee
and demanded recognition on ques
ton of personal privilege. The chair
man refused to recognize him. Pat
terson protested. Then there was al
uproar, the Patterson supporter
calling for his recognition and tn
opponents of Patterson demandinl
that he take his seat.
Mr.. bunting Makes Talk.
Then nominations for temporar'
chairman were called for by Chair
man Smith.
Immediately |. N. Bunting left hi
seat with the Mesa county delegation
and. going forward, placed In nomi
nation Senator William II. Adams o
Conejos county for temporary chair
man.
The mention of Senator "Billy's'
name brought forth much cheering
Mr.. Bunting spoke briefly. but t.
the point, and his remarks aroused
much enthusiasm.
Again ex-senator Patterson at
tempetd to interrupt the proceedings
but was called down.
Senator Adams was elected chair
man by unanimous vote, no othe'
nominations being offered.
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Beginning Monday, June

Beginning Monday, June 10, at
9:15 am, we will present absolute
ly free of charge a genuine nve-dollar
gold piece souvenir pin to the first
so people purchasing bill of furni-
ture of S25 or over for cash. All
goods marked in original plain fig
ure tags. This is a bona fide OFFER
and we mean just what we say. See
our windows. Crown Furniture Com
pany, $50 to $40 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

Now is your chance to get a re-
frigerator, hammock, porch shade or
baby buggy, and to get paid for do
ing so. See our souvenir 50 gold
piece offer elsewhere. Grown Furni-
ture Company, $50 to $40 Main
street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

Nice broom house with good barn
on Sixth and Grand for rent, $40 per
month. We have many other desir-
able rentals on our list. See us II
you want anything in this line. w.
S. Wallace.
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We call for ladies' and gents
clothing. We do cleaning and press
ing of the best quality. We deliver
at your request. Telephone Black
662.
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BUSINESS GIANTS
VISIT THIS CITY
Manufacturers Bankers and Other Men Of West Wide
Reputation in the Commercial World Pay
Grand Junction Visit

On train, andu few mi time
of
andCo
rived
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Moving a specMlty. Largest drays
in town. Standard price per load.
Personal attention. The Blue Barn
Phone Junction 22S.
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One OF the best improved 160
acres; miles out. Can be pur-
chased in 10 to 40-acre tracts, at
from $3.50 to $500 per acre. You
can have your choice of this now.
Let us show 1t to you. w. S. Wal
lace.
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Call US up when you want
plumber on tnat rush Job. j. e. Nc
kenzie. phone Red ISL: S4s Colo
rado.
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Arc You to Tnke a Trip?

On Tuesdays the Colorado &
Southern sells round trip tickets to
all state points from Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo at eXcep-
tionally low rates.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

Call and inspect cur new show
oom. All kinds of plumbing dx-
urea Old display. ]. u. Mckenzie.
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fspecial to The sentinelD

Glenwood Springs. June 15, pm,
Mayor Robert w. Speer has won
a decided victory over former Sena-
tor Tomas NJ. Patterson, and the
democrats of Colorado have repudi-
ated the leadership OF Patterson.
BY vote of the representatives of
43 counties as against the vote of the
representatives of 10 counties, it was
decided this afternoon by the COM
mittee on credentials to seat the Da-
voren or Speer delegation from the
city and county of Denver-a distinct
and terrific defeat for Mr.. Patterson,
Following the adjournment of the
convention this morning. the COM
mittee on credentials was in session
for three hours in the bali room of
the Hotel Colorado, during which
time titanic struggle for control
was wageC by Speer and Patterson
men. &c. = - So ',s-r t-si---
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We still have some piumping left
J.. e. Mckenzie. Phone Red Isl
i4S Colorado avenue. s .
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We are reliable. ou can depend
on us. Our work Is the very best
Phone US your wants.-The Suitor
ium.
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For heavy hauling OF any kind,
phone the Blue Barn. Phone juno
ton 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

]. H Lane is headquarters for the
Burch awning. Call Junction 252.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

See ]. H. Lane about your awning
We have them in any style or color.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

Miss Perkins will cal! at your Of
flee, take your dictation and return
work at any time. Red 1881.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

If you are in need of an awning see
]. ii. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

Guaranteed hose. at McKenzie's
the plumber. 545 Colorado avenue
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15
DEMOCRATS
OF COLORADO
CONTINUED rr"m page ~

was made the Mesa county member
of the committee on resolutions.
The vote in the caucus for Patter-
son instructions stood IL to 4. one
delegate being not present
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II you all want to have good
time, tote your best gal to the Ar
.kansaw shindig, June 18.'F 8
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

Chicken dinner every day at Ca
dy's restaurant, 33S Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-15

New light x.drness for your In
spection. Fred Mantey.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March ia decline of one
pence in the price of wheat at Liverpool
caused weakness today in the local mar
ket. There was quite general selling ear
~ in the session. while the principal de-
mand came from shorts. May opened q
Qjkc to %4Tsc lower at SSH to 9S&c sold
at 9S7sc and then eased off again to 93Ia
6tssc.
The corn market opened easy. owing
to the weakness OF wheat became firm
er on the scarcity OF offerings. Small
local receipts were again the chief bullish
factor, May opened shade to &c low
er at Ga Ql4c 20 G49sc and sold at 64ssQ
Oats were bearishly affected at the mar
lSet started by the break in wheat but
soon rallied ON buying by leading bulls.
May opened shade lower at 53lSc and
sold up 10 b37sc.
Provisions wre rather weak because OF
selling based on continued liberal re-
ceipts of live hogs. May pork opened a
shade TO 2iscgSc lower at 11.9O to II 92Is
and sold off 70 II s3i5, Lard was cents
lower ut 1.6lIs. Ribs were 2isc lower at
Reports Of tho appearances Of the
green bug" and the Hessian NY In Kan
market in the latter part of the day.
May sold up to 95lsai4c. The close was
strong with May agftc, higher at Csc.
heavy buying demand caused "a strong
point FOR May was 65as The close was
strong with May up Aq% at G5isc.
Close yheat-May 95; July 500; Sept.
osts-May old 5s}.; Maj 52ffs; July old
4J&aIs; July itH; Sept 37AqS.
Porls--May 1905: May 1910.
Lard--May 775a7 .77i4; July 7.79l5dS. co.
Rihs-May go. July 500.
Rye-Cdah slMs2c.
Barley--Cash 75qa5c
Timothy-March 4.S5.
Clover March 600.
RIfTFrER ANN pGGg
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ADVANCE FOLLOWS
SLIGHT DECLINES
Utah Copper, Rio Grande and
American Smelling in Up
ward Movement.

New York March 13.-Openlng prices OF
stocks today were shaded from last
nights level None az the declines ex-
ceeded a half and the volume OF the
sales was generally small. Prices turn
ed upward Immediately after the opening.
fractional reactions followed the early
rally which placed some of the favorites
below their first prices. The market then
moved up sharply again under the lead
OF the copper stocks and other special
ties. The railroad list did not show
much vIgor in the rally and Reading was
sold on all recoveries. Utah copper ad-
vaneed ia. American Smelling Ia.
Stocks declining again at II o'clock.
Advances OF few special stocks were
In contrast with a. drop In the general
tendency. Union Pacific, Great Northern
preferred, Reading and Delaware hud-
son and Baltimore and ONO declliieu l.
international Mercantile preferred rose
ia, National Lead IA and Denver and
Rio Grande l.
The tone of the market grew. firmer un-
der the influence OF large dennaho o 5vi
United states Steel, which touched S3h.
Fluctuations were much restricted. put
some stocks kept within measurable us
tance of the best prices OF the morll morn,
Federal Mining preferred advanced L.
Colorado & southern second preferred ana
Mackay Companies preferred declined l.
The improvement in prices winch cnsI-
acterized the later operations IN the
stock market was attended by very
small volume of buying orderes Ann
algamated Copper was IN the most active
demand and touched IS.
The market closed strong. The SLOW
hardening movement gathered headway
and the market became very strong, and
active American Smelling rose pa. Utah
Copper 3, North American "a, Anal
gsmated Copper . and Northwestern and
American Sugar 1es. Union Pacific, An
aconda, General Electric and Wrestling
house Electric IL.
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NO DIVIDEND
WILL Be POSTED
Directors OF Nevada Hills Com
pany Do Not Favor Dis
tribution Now.
MILLING PLANT WILL BE BUILT
Steps VIII He Taken in That Direc-
ton Right Away-EnSi-
* nccr's Examination.

Shareholders of the Nevada Hills
Mining company viii receive no divi-
dend checks this month. Although no
official action has been taken in the
matter because of the inability to get
quorum together, II was stated today
by person in position TO know that tho
directors are unit in favor Of sus-
pending dividend payments for time
II may be several months before an
other distribution will be made; not be-
cause of any inability of the company
to share profits with it's stockholders,
but because 1t has a lot OF improve
ments in contemplation which will re-
aure the expenditure OF considerable
money. Therefore. as a matter Of
good business Judgment it may be
policy to postpone dividend payments
until later In the year
President Windsor V. Rice is au-
thority for the statement that the
company VIII build mill. In fact,
this has been the intention OF the com
pany for some time, and IL is expected
that work on the plant will begin In the
near future But the striking of the
big body of sulphide ores on the lower
level Of the mine means that series
OF metallurgical tests will have To be
made to determine Just what kind oil
equipment is suited 10 obtain the best
results from the treatment of the ore.
The management already knows what
II can do with the big bodies of car
Donate ores developed OH the upper lev
els of the mine, but the appearance uI
sulphides presents new phase In the
situation.
Within the next week one OF the en-
uiuCnfg a he pOtupaIN VIII to Fair
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CONCENTRATES.

David f. Taylor OF the Taylor &
Bruuton Sampllng company's Offices
underwent an operation for appendicitis
yesterday. His condition was report
ed favorable today,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick q
Company We're: Crude ore ana con-
centratc, $4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
?. c. Thompson has returned from a
trip 10 the Rpwhide and Fuirvlqw dis
tricts IN Neudn.
The mining department OF the
'News' acknowledges the receipt OF
neat calendar, the work OF the blue
print department OF Oglesby 4 Ogles-
by, the well known engineers.
The purchasers OF the Century mlne
In the Park valley are moving towards
the Immediate installation ~ a power
plant which IL TO be erected on Raft
river few miles distant from the
mine
j. NJ Anderson Of the construction
department OF tho American Smclt-
ing a. Refining company has returned
from trip OF six weeks duration IN
Mexico where he visited the properties
OF the big smelling concern in com
pany with Vice President silas w.
Eccles.
Willard II. snyder returned yesterday
from trip 10 the Gold Circle district
in Nevada, where himself, a. g. Ellis,
Jr, Q, T., Loose aud George Wingiield
have purchased tho Gold Crown and
Gift properties OF j. A. Foley and as
sooiates Of this city. Mr. Snyder Is
enthusiastic over the Gold Circle dis
trlat and says while he was Ia camp
several deals were turned
eL6I Ssuoud. uloa 'Nla IgIoIommoo 20
'sL9HoIa aloolS "OO y AouS IL u
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NEW YORK CURB.

James a. Pollock & Company,
bankers and brokers, furnish the fol-
lowing received over their private
wire this afternoon:
Butte * London, 65 a 10: Cumber-
land Ely. So GoSS; Giroux Console
dated, S3s 431s: New. Consolidated,
I1h@11%; Nevada Utah. 4A@
4 5-16: Nipissing. 6 Il az; Newhouse,
'S@SiS: Tennessee Copper, 29@30;
Utah Copper, 29b a 29h Davis DAILY.
Az @4A; Dominion Copper. 2 y 40
IN Ely Central, q az Is Ely Console
dated. ss a. "; Furnace Creek, 22qp
"a: Greene G. & s. Com, y q9-16;
Mitchell. q az Montgomery Sho-
shone, 2@2n.; Nevada Smelling. IN
1ls: Silver Queen 1Gp1 1-16; Silver
Leaf, S1a q 3; King Edward, * az y ::
Foster Cobalt. 5S@62; Cobalt Central,
2Jm251s; Mckinley Darragh, Y a
Is Tlntic Mining, ~ @S1s; Gibral-
tar, 11M12.
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REGULAR p. NJ. SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 100 at Sc, seller 60.
Black Jack, 800 AT SO.
Colorado 200 at 3 so,
Grand Central, 100 at sos.
iron Blossom. goo AT &C, 500 at 40
seller 80; 200 at A.; 300 at 40, seller co,
May Day, 600 at So; 500 at ails; 500
Mountain Lake, 200 at AZ; $500 at
46
Nevada Hills, 200 at e,95; 100 at
2.97a
Seven Troughs, 9.2OO at 500.
silver Shield. 1900 at l3.
Sioux con. 1000 at 81; 500 at 2tia;
100 at 2Ola; 1000 at 2Ola, buyer co.;
$500 at 20.
South Columbus, 40 at Go, 500 at 81,
buyer 80,
South Swansea, 100 att 6.
Tetro, 1000 at o. 1000 at . y.
Uncle sam Con- 1000 AT ~ 500 at
~. buyer so; l001at 72, seller GO,
Wabash 100 at 20,
Yankee Con, 100 al IS.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, March I3.--Moncy ON
call ensy, n nj . per cent: ruling
rate y per cent; closing bid, lei
offered m = lpcr cent.
Time loans steady; 80 days, 3i1 90
days 3A 90 per cent, and six months
A - ner cent.
Prime mercantile paper 81 at o
per cent
Sterling exchange weak, with act
nal business i'm bankers bills at is5.S5
az as5.D0 for demand and al is3.l 10
at 20 for 40 day hills commercial
bills, 1924.
Iar sllser, SON.
Mexican dollars 47c
soyerninent bonds easy; railroad
bonds irregular.
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BINGHAM CONSOLIDATED.
4 Boston Attorney Starts II Share
holders Protective Movement.

a message from Boston conveys the
Information that Attorney Thomas j.
Barry Of 4 Postofilce square, l. SEEK
Ing TO form an organization for tho
mutual protection OF stockholders Of
the Bingham Consolidated Mining CONF
pany. who do not think they are be-
ing fairly treated
In response 10 an advertise mont TO
this effect published this morning Mr.
Barry states ths about hfty stock
holders had M 20 noon expressed a
desire TO form a protective orgAli2a-
ton. No definite plan OF procedure
tas yet been decided upon by Attorney
Barry, and no action viii be taken un.
til a meeting Of thc dissatisfied stock
holders has hecn held.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAY.

Molie H. Neal to a Burt Jr.. part
lot 2, block 30, plat A ...,,.,,....,, ]. 800
lrristch Investment company TO d.
G, smith, lot IS, etc, block ?
ID. &. Smith. 20 A. H. Gramlng.lo
s. otc., block . Kensington ...... 4
M9roni W. Wagsiaff 20 IAbhle ..
plat q ,..',:i..,...,..,.; ....r.,., 300
Cannon part lot 4, block g. plat
Louise g. Meyer 10 Kari II Meyer
mart lot I. block &c. plat .,.,,, 1000
Fred T faff 10 George Pursel.
part lot !, block IS, plat . -. $3.50
Hubbard Investment company 10
Allen r, Sanford lot IL, etc block
l. Jackets addition ...,..-...4,.... 8
Annie II. o. Hilton 20 Christian r. Sor-
ensep, part lot 4. block 81. plat q $3.50
Leonard J Sampson to Emma Belle
Archlbold lots 20 and 81, block 10,
Arlington Heights t....,,.....,.,.,n,,,. 9
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roDAY's TEMPERATURES.
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
1ABoR LEApERs mo- MEEr.

New York. March Announcement,
of what is declared win be the mos,
important conference of national labor
leaders ever held was made YESTERDAY
by the executive council of the Amer.
lean Federation of Labor. Over a hun.
dred national and international unions
It Is stated, will be presented at the
meeting which is called TO be held in
Washington on Wednesday of nert
week. Planning OF new tactics on ac.
count of the many court decision,
against the unions is said 10 be the sub.
ject for consideration.
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UNLISTED sTocKs.

THE NEXT DIVIDEND ON
PREFERREp STOCK utah-Idaho
Sugar Company Is by its articles
Of Incorporation duo March 81, 1905.
Amount Of dividend ~. cents per
share, To get this dividend BUY
NOW we can let you have some
OF this stock NJ ss.a5 per shnrc.
Common stock at 1926 per share.
Ga good buy for those who caro-
less FOR present Income than Tor
future pron,D.
II you wish TO sol clthor OF
these stocks we takc pleasure In
obtaining for our customers the
best market price 10 be had.
GEORGE N, CANNON COMPANY.
Rooms ola-5la rempleton Building.
Phone Zen 81
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further information.
NOTICE TO CREDpToRs-EsT
OF George Crismon, Deceased Creditors
undersigned Mt the office of Young d
Snow. 4is Templeton Bldg, Salt Lake
City. Utah. on OF before the och day Of
January A. ID. 1903.
MARY l.. L. CRISMoN,
DANIEL s. SPENCER
KENNETH A. CRISMON.
Executors OF the last will Of George Cris-
mon, Deceased.
Date OF first publication March %, A.
d, 1908.
Young & Snow. Attorneys for Execu-
tors.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 15.-Cattle-- receipts
about 1900; market strong. beeves Sd
$50: cows and heifers 2.O0l5. %: Texans
lOOi14 so; calves 5.0OGi6.75 westerns 400
al. so; stockers and feeders 9.Ooa4,@,
Hogs-Receipts about 26,0Oo; market
steady. Lights 4.35d4 50; mixed 4,4Og4. 40;
heavy 4.iOqi,70; rough 4.40n4,50i pigs
3.75Q4 40; bulk Of sales 4.55u4 So.
Sheep-Receipts about 6,OO; market
6.S5; yearlings 5.5OdG.5O; lambs 5.60g1. 10;
westerns 5.70Q7 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. March 13.-Cattle- Re
cepts 2O00: market steady; native steers
AS. 800; native cows and heifcrs 2.15g
$50; stockers and feeders 3.25dlJ.1O; bulls
J.40Q4 Go; calves 350d625; western steers
1905 50: western cows 3.25Q4.60.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market steady
bulk OF sales 4.30af4.s5; heavy 4.5004 .62lg ;
packers and butchers 4.40l4, 51is; lights
a3Sn4.50; pigs 3.90Gi.2O.
Sheep-Receipts 5000, market steady .
muttOns 500GfG.l0: lambs c .40d7. Isl range
wethers 5.25d6.JO; fed ewes 5.OOG5.To.
OMAHA.
Omaha. March -Cattle-Receipts
Loco: strong; native steers 4.4Qq6.00; COWS
and heifers 3 .O0d6. 10; western steers $500
525; Texas steers 3.006i -: cows and hei-
fers 2.7594.00: Gamers 2.25G3 %; stockers
and feeders 2.15Gp4 IS; calves 3.00a6.00;
bulls and stays 3.O0Q4.5O.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; shade stronger
Heavy i.35GEi.50; MIXED 435G4.i0; lights
4.Sogl4. 30: pigs 3.5oq4.oo; bulk of sales
shecp-Recelpts 400; market strong.
Yearlings 5.5og6.5o: wethers 5.0a6.1O;
ewes l.75q6.oC: lambs 6.5OGe7. 35.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel. Con. 600 at a.
Black Jack con. 1900 at 55i 100 AT
Colorado. 100 at $50; 200 at s.32il;
500 at 1885, 100 at 3.35, seller 60; :DO
a. 3.S7ls; 800 at 8.40.
Crown Point, LOO at ~
Grand Can. 800 at 400; 100 at sos.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at As, buyer
co; 100 at as; 1000 at 46; 1,SOO at
Al,
Lover Mammoth, 500 at "A; $50
at A. buyer GO,
100 at As: 800 at 81 sou at AZ
seller so.
New York. 400 at 1871.
Seven Troughs, $500 at u.
Sioux Con- zoo at 20. 1880 at 20ls;
$500 at II; 500 at II y.
So Columbus, 400 NJ 6l.
Uncle sam, 1900 at 10; 100 at IA.
Yankee. zoo at A..
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at 81, buyer 30;
4Oo at 81: 500 at So; 100 at 50.
y. Jack, 1.325 at 80; hoo at 50;
500 at SO, buyer 80.
Crown Point. 2,100 at %; 5000 at
Colorado. 200 at 3.a5; 100 at 3.a5,
buyer 60. 100 AT 3.32ia, seller 60;
40 at s.S2is
Lower Mammoth, 500 at A, buyer
80.
NTH. Lake. 500 at As.
Silver Shield, 1000 at L. buyer 80,
Sioux 900 ut 2Oh 1000 at 81 ~
buyer so; 1900 at FL; 1880 at 81,
seller 60.
seven Troushs. 500 at S0M.
South Columbus Con. iOO at IL.
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COPPER ADVANCES.

NI-VIIVVh F7VVNI'II WIZ
Boston March l3,-Copper metal adj
vanced lsc today, making Lake, 1914 ~
1875 Electrolytic, 1875 Q12% Cast
ing 1875 G12%; Lead, 3.5Gs,7b; Tin,
2ass $50.
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GoLDFIELD.

Sandstone, 20 bid: Col. Mt, 22423;
Jumbo Ext, AZ bid: Nernal, 6@7; Penn
sylvania, asked: Kendall, IA bid;
Booth. 2S924: Blue Bell, 1901
Adams bid; silver Pick, 20 bid; May
Queen, 7a9; Nevada Boy. 4 bid; Black
Butte Ext, bid: Blue Bell, 9A1
Dixie, bid Goldheld Columbia. IL
asked: Hibernia, bid; st. Ives. 37@3S;
Conqueror. bid; Black Rock, 243;
Lone Star. 10@11: c. Wonder. . asked;
orc. bid: Sandstone Ext, 8 bid:
Wayne. bid; Atlanta, 26G2S; ct.
Bend. 4S@44: Simmerone, bid; EN-
pire. 3M5 Red Top Ext, 1903 Flor
ence, a Is bid D'held b, b. Cons, IS
asked: Godheld Daisy, 1.2b9l 30;
Comb Fraction, 79fS0; CT. Bend Ext
sag: CT Bend Annex, 7@S; Midtown,
bid. b. b. Bonanza. bid; Kewanos,
as bid; Esmeralda, asked; Portland.
10 bid: Crackerjack bid: Red Hills,
2Sd29 Mohawk Ext, 4g5; l.. Dillon,
4M5: Y. Tiger. Is asked; Grandma, s
Col. Mt. Ext. l bid; Goldneid Con,
5. 15@5. IVY; Dfeld Triangle, 7@S,
BuLLFROG.
original, 2@9: Bullfrog Mining, 6
bid; Mont. Bullfrog. a.; National
Bank. 10412; J., Harris, . asked;
Amethyst. 7mS; Gold Bar. 2S@ "a;
Denver Bullfrog Annex, 3 bid; Bon
mic Glare, is bid; Mayflower Cons.
14a15: Montgy Sho. Ext. bid;
G. Scepter, 405; Montgy. Mt, S@9;
b. Diamondheld, 3 asked: Y. Girl.
asked; Nugget, 2d3; Tramp Cons,
1904: Victor, asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manh. Cons. bid Mani Mining
Co . bid; $. Humphrey 4 asked;
Dexter. 1910: Combination, , asked
Granny. bid, Mustang, Z bid; Little
Gray, 4@5; Broncho, . bid; Pinenut,
asked. S. Dog bid: Y. Horse,
asked; Mineral Hills. asker
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle, SO asked; Nevada
Hills, 295@3.0O: Pttsburg Sill Peak,
I.2O@1.25 Eagles Nest, is bid Hall
stone, asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-13
REPORTED eoLDF1ELD STRIKE,


san Francisco, March i3,--Dalsy sold
At l,2l u late yesterday on report OF a
rich strike. IL was stated that a 5-root
ledge OF ore running 5000 ton had
been uncovered.