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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
STOCKS UNCERTAIN
AND IRREGULAR

New York. April 27.--The irregu-
larity Of the opening price movement
in the stock market today reflected
some unsettlement of speculative sem
tinent Dealings were quite active
and gains and losses much mixed.
Northern Pacific decliend and Mis-
souri, Pacific and American Smelling
Large fractions. Pressed steel ear ad-
vapced ~.
some little pressure was directed
against few leaders, but the gem
oral Gr!ft soon became upwards with
a large demand FOR the western stocks.
Profit. taking sales led to n fractional
recession afterwards. Union Pacific
preferred advanced 2 x, Rock Island
preferred 2z. Chicago Great West
ern dobentures .. st. Paul Ia end
Northwestern. Pennsylvania aad
Pressed Steel Car preferred. /.
The tone became irregular and the
Appearance OF the market spotty. Up
wad spurts in individual stocks were
accompanied by realizing sales In 9TH
crs. Advances of / y In Atchlson
and Brooklyn Transit were features.
North American rose Y and Nash
Vile, Chattanooga and St. Luis, and
st. Louis and San Francisco second
preferred. 2. st. Louis and san Fran
cisco first preferred fell 2, and Can
adam Pacific. American Smelling,
General Electric and American Ice. 1.
Keoluk and Des Moines sold at S and
10, and the preferred at . to %.
Bonds were Irregular.
Prices of the active stocks dropped
until the average level reached Sat
,urdays closing or below. United
States Steel was conspicuously heavy.
Business was much contracted. the
elimination of the forenoon rise dis
couraging further speculative efforts
A squirt in Union Pacific to lS5 re-
vlved buying in the rest of the list,
but the market did not rise beyond the
early high prices. The demand for
Union Pacific abated afterwards and
the trading became dull again. Colo
RADIO Southern first preferred sagged
IA. The market closed strong. The
great strength of st. Paul and Union
Pacific had sustaining effect and
prices We're lifted again in the final
hour
st. Paul's rise reached Sa and Union
Pacific rs. North American gained 4,
Wisconsin Central pfd, New York,
Chicago & St Louis second preferred
and American Locomotive pfd. 3,
Wheeling and Lake Erie first preferred
and Manhattan Ia, Pennsylvania &
Wabash pfd. ia. and Southern Pacific.
the Northern Pacific and Wisconsin
Central |
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ADMIRAL EVANS,
STRONG, CHEERFUL

Paso Robes Hot Springs. Cal. April
2'.-li Is announced that II Rear Nd
mhal Evans continues 10 improve as
rapidly az he has been during the past
Two weeks he VIII join the fleet at
Monterey and be IN command when the
big lighting ships pass through the
Golden Gate. II Is tho admrals dear.
est wish that he guide the feet into
san Francisco bay and as his condition
la so favorable, II has practically been
decided that ne win join the Connects
cut al Monterey.
Another excellent nights rest leaves
ne admiral In a strong, cheerful con
dition
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CATHOLIC CELEBRATION
A Million Persons in New York Re
joice Over Church's Progress in
Empire State Last 100 Years.

New York April 26.-Every Catholic
church and the houses within the arch
diocese of New York were In festal ar
ray today, while prehaps 1,0o0,O00 men.
women and children gave thanks for
the progress Catholicism has made in
New York since II was formally estabr
lished 100 years ago. 1t was the be,
ginning of the week of rejoicing in hon
or Of the completion of a century OF
activity.
The center Of interest was ST. Pat
nck's cathedral, where, at ii o'clock
this morning. Monsignor Lavelle, the
rector. was celebrant of solemn mass
of thanksgiving, and the archbishop
of New York preached sermon. The
edifice was decorated in the interior
with the papal colors. and outside and
between its taperng towers the Amerl-
can flag was flung to the breeze.
Every seat was filled and hundreds
clamored for admission
Cardinal Logue occupied the arch
bishops throne at today's service and
gave the blessing at the close. At the
end OF the FIRST gospel, Archbishop
Farley entered the pulpit and In a few
happy words welcomed Cardinal Logue
TO this country, He then delivered a
viewed the history Of Catholicism IN
New York spoke OF the numerous pa
tIiots II had given TO the country. re-
ferred TO the parochial school system
ana It's influence on the morals OF
community, then closed with word
on the tendency OF the age.
you all know. my brethren, as !
know" he said that the tendency ~
the age Is materialistlo; that even some
of our own brethren at times have not
been proof against this materialistlc
tendency. An, Is 1t not true today that
money. even among men who profess
90 believe In Christianity, is the law
IL II not confirmed by the daily chron-
icle, sad and shameful as 1t ls. that
wealth turns TO stone the hearts Of
fathers and mothers. and By crushing
out Christian principles, tends 10 an
initiate the love of children for parents
and the love OF parents for their OFT
spring. This 10 the crying crime OF the
age
In tho evening the archbishop gave
dinner in honor of the Irish cardinal
Tomorrow night the Countess I.eary
will entertain both Cardinals Logus
and Gibbons and all the other preiaIes
who VIII have arrived here for the pub
lie festivities that begin Tuesday morn
ing NJ the cathedral, Cardinal Gibbons
and Monsgnor Bruoheni OF Montreal
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Vigorous Effort Being Put Forth
To Demonstrate Worth
OF Oil Field.
TO SINK TWO OR MORE WELLS
Parties in Charge of Work Confident
OF Succcss--Pipc Line
Proposed.

Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, April 26.-Active work
on the oil well will commence this week
il everything goes according TO plans
and will be pushed night and day until
oil is found or the management is
convinced there is no oil here. l.. +.
McCraley has the work in charge, as
sisted by NJ. Early, an associate, and
two expert drillers from the east,
one or more wells will be sunk, The
first will probably be put down 1000
feet.
Mr.. McCraley is as confident as ever
that oil exists, and is already planning
for pipe lines TO the railroad, erection
of refinery, etc. A second well viii
be bored on the farm of VIM. ZabrislSie,
about bali mile from the original
well and at a place the lowest in the
valley.
Mr.. McCraley is in eastern Utah. i'll
the Sinbad country, where he is start
ing another drilling outfit.
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KANSAS CRY.

Kansas City. April 27.-Cattle re-
neipts 10000. including 500 southerns
Market steady to 10c lower. Native
steers 5.25 at 700; native COWS and
heifers, $50 at 3.35; stockers and
feeders. $50 at $40; bulls, $50 at
5.25; calves 400 at 600.
Hogs, receipts 5000 market to
10 cents lower Bulk of sales 5.25 at
5.45. heavy, 5.45 at $50: packers and
butchers. 5.25 at 5.45; light 500 at
$40. pigs, 400 at AGO.
sheep, receipts, 5000: market weak.
Muttons, 500 at 640 lambs, 600 at
I.50. range weathers. 900 at 6.15.
fed ewes, 4.50 at $40.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb., April 27.--Cattle, re-
eeipts, $500. Market steady, 1Oc
lower, cows steady. Native steers
o.OOq6'15; COWS and heifers, 3.5096. 90;
western steers, 3.75d5 so; Texas steers
3.25q5.2b; range cows and heifers, 2.75
"a 80; Gamers 2,00q3. %; stockers and
feeders, 3.00lp5. 80; calves, .0016. 90;
bulls and stays S.OOG5.O.
Hogs receipts, 1890. Market 10cdl5c
lower. Heavy 5.25q5. 80; mixed, s. 20
$3.50; light. 5.20a 5. 30; pigs, .00G4 .45:
bulk OF sales 5.25Q5. 271a.
Sheep. receipts, 10000. Market 10 to
l5c lower Yearlings, 5.OOQ6. 20, weth-
ers. 5.O0G5.s5 ewes, 45Oq6.S5; lambs,
I. 00q7. So
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chiago, April 27.-rhe wheat mar
ket opened weak today because of n
decline Of one pence at Liverpool and
fine weather for the crop in the south
west Principal trading was in July
which opened Z to "a lower at SIS z
at SSisc, and sold nj SSlsc.
The corn market was weak In sym
rathy with wheat. Trading was very
quiet July corn opened &c at *
lower to a shade higher at 62Is at
81 y. ana for time held within that
range
Tho oats market was steady and
duh, July oats being !. higher az ~ y
and sold at 459s
A decline of Toe in tho price of live
hogs caused a weak tone IN provisions,
but trading was active. July pork
opened y lower at 1925 and sold off
TO I5111a, Lard WAS . isc lower at
SIS and sold at S.22 = Ribs We're y
lower at 7.07 Il, and sold ~ 105 AT
1915
Wheat Sentiment continued bearIsh
all day July selling as high as Ssis,
but weakened again and closed easy
and y lower at SS%.
This corn market became more oym
In the last half on covering by shorts.
July advanced TO 62ss. The close was
firm with July y higher at 621s 462 4s.
Close Wheat May, 97%; July
ssM, S5hs
Corn May, 6sA July, 621a @62%;
Sept, 6lls
oats May old. SO; new, 53ls; July,
old. 454 July. 4Sis Sept. SO * @S7.
Pork May, 12.s6a12.S7ls; July,
13.17ia Sept l2.32ih.
Lard May, s 000S. 02a; july, $50
as 22ls sept. 2 40.
RD's-- May, 6.77ls; July, 7O5; sept,
7.30.
Rye Cash. ST.
Timothy Cash 4.25.
Barley--Cash, 70mS6.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, April 27.-Butter steady
creamerIes 20q25c: dairtes. 1924.
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BINGHAM MINES COMPANY.

Advices from the east indicate that
the reorganization of the Bingham
Consolidated Mining and Smelling COM
pany under the name of the Bingham
Mines company, Will be a go. President
James p Graves of the latter has is
sued the following statement;
The holders of over 1000 shares of
the Bingham Consolidated Mining and
Smelling company have deposited their
shares with the Federal Trust company
under the terms of the offer of the
Bingham Mines company, and the plan
has accordingly become operative.
"The remaining stockholders have
been given until April 30 to come In
under the plan. No further extension
of the offer upon the original terms
will be made"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27

I'm the north drift on the 14O level
is a large body of free gold ore. About
20 feet of II was run through which
gives average values of $40 a ton. but
10 feet further on high grade stuff has
been encountered. On the south end
the face of the drift is nearly filed
with sllicious gold-silver chloride ore
that is getting better with every shot.
A heavy flow Of water was encouter-
ed there, which of course Is u good
indication. It gave trouble at first but
it has been drained off and the work Is
going ahead. The shaft is down to the
$50 foot level, and a cross-cut Is TO
be run on that level TO cut the vein,
which so far is showing UP much bet
ter as depth is attained
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 27.-Cattle receipts
about 10000: market generally l0c
lower Beeves 4.50 at 7.15: Texans,
4.4D at $50; westerns. 400 at $50:
stockers and feeders. $50 at 800;
cows and helfers, 2,40 at GAO; calves,
4.50 at 6.26.
Hogs-receipts about $4,000; market
10c lower. Light sos Mt $50: mixed
$40 at 5.55; heavy, 500 at 5.55; rough
500 at $50; pigs 40 at 4.35; bulk
of sales, $40 at $50.
Sheep receipts about $4,000: mar
Ket to 10 cents lower. Natives $50
at $40; western $50 at $40; yearlings
$50 at 200; lambs, 500 at 100; west
erns, zoo al 7.60.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 100 at 10; 100 at
1 ley: 100 at l ~, $. go,
Black Jack CON, 200 at 90.
Bullock, 500 at l9ia,
Colorado. 300 Mt 4.30; 200 at 4 80,
S. GO; 500 at 4.32.
Columbus Con, 100 at . .S2la
DAILY 200 at 200; 100 at 1.95.
Iron Blossom, 100 at 46la,
Lower Mammoth 500 at SO,
Mammoth. 200 at Leg.
MAY Day, 500 at 47ia.
Nevada HIS. 100 at 2.35. 5, 60.
Seven Troushs. 400 al 30. 1900 at
BIZ: 2,4O0 at 81, b. 60; 100 at 81.
sioux CON. 100 nj u; 500 at 2Oia.
Tetro, 1000 at 7&.
Utah Con. Crntic). 1900 AT 1Oh.
Victoria, 100 at l.77ia; 100 at so
Wabash, 100 at 20
Yankee Con. 100 at 50,
ZenOl 200 at "a. 500 at 49,
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, April 27.-NIoncy ON call
easy ~ mt . per cent; ruling rate.
~ per cent; closing bid ! Y; offered
at . ,,cr cent. Time loans shade
firmcr. 80 days 20 at 2R; and 30
days 2st al :; per cent; six months SO
at 3% per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper at
4 y per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with act
uaI business in bankers bills at iSI.2o
at 80 for demand, and AT 1870 Mt
rs for go day bills; commercial bills
lSi1a.
Bur silver. 53ssc.
Mexican dollars, 1Ic.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds irregular.
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QUINCY DIRECTORS MEETING.


Boston, April H. Directors of
Quincy Mining company will meet in
about three weeks to take action on
the dividend TO be payable in June.
The last dividend was $3.50 and
director states 1t is an open question
II this rate can be continued with pres
ent status OF copper Industry.
II is the intention of Quincy Mining
company to continue its present rec
ordbreaking output which is at the rate
of 2l000, 600 pounds of refined copper
a year. 1t cost the company 1872 CENTS
a pound TO produce its copper last
year, including construction eXpendl-
lures, but this cost viii be reduced this
year by drastic reductions in expenses
for construction
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Ohio Copper Stronger Today--Cios-
ing Quotations and Sales.

1t was a lively session of the open
board Of the mining exchange that was
held during the forenoon today. There
was little change In the range of sat
urdav's prices in the listed stocks.
Trading in unlisted shares was brisk.
Ohio Copper sold as low as S2.40 and up
10 So 10; Uintnh Treasure Hill, at ~
and up to % cents; Bingham Central
Standard, Az, AS and 49c, and East Tin
tic Con, at cents; Thompson at Is
cents, and East Crown Point at cents.
The closing quotations and sales We're;
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PARvENUE TUNNEL.

Manager r. s. oliver Of the Utah
Apex Mining company has let a con-
tract TO extend the Parvonue tunnel.
The avenue Is now I'm $500 feet and IL
10 be pushed ON into the mountain
along the lines suggested by former
Manager Walter @. Orcm The tunnel
viii omen the mine anywhere from 500
TO OQ0 feet under the present lowest
level Of tho mine and ~ TO become
the future outlet OF ores.
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ToNoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada, S25 bid; Montana
Tonopah, 1.TIR@1.S21a; Tonopah Ext,
l.321a d1.35; MacNamara. 80 bid; Mid
way. 60 bid; Tonopah Belmont, 1,l5 bid;
Tonopah North Star, l2a13; Ohio To-
popah, l asked: West End Con-, 47q4S,
Rescue. 9dlO; Tonopah & California,
bid; Golden Anchor, bid; Jim Butler.
3243S; Cash Boy, asked; Monarch
Pitts. Ext, 8 asked; Montana Midway
Ext, asked Golden Crown, 8 asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 33@ So; Col. Mt. % ask
ed; Jumbo Ext, 81 bid; Vernal, ask
ed, Pennsylvania 2 asked; Kendall,
24@25; Booth, 1890; Blue Bull, 124
IS: Adams, sac; Silver Pick, 20 bid:
May Queen, bid; Nevada Boy aga:
Black Butte Ext, 2@3; Dixie, eos;
St Ives, 80 "a; Black Rock, S@9;
Lone Star. 8 bid; G. Wonder, 2 asked;
Potlatch, 1911; orc, 3 bid; Kendall
Ext, / asked; Sandstone Ext, ask
Bend, 45m46; Empire. 3G4; Red Top
Ext, 14@15; Florence, 3.92h 97h;
D'held b. b. Cons, 1911; Goldiela
Daisy, .30Ml,32la; Comb. Frac ton,
sc bid; Cit. Bend Ext. 64S; Midtown,
) bid; B. Il. Bonanza, asked; Kew
amos, 36@3S; Esmeraldn. asked
Portland, 500; Crackerjack, sos; y.
Mohawk Is bid; Red rams, - oiu,
Mohawk Ext, sG4; l.. Dillon, A ask
Y. Rose, asked; Goldfield Con, . .42ra
g5.45; D'hed Triangle, car; Coming
Nation, 1@S.
BULLFRoG.
Original. 2a3; Bullfrog Mining. 5 bid;
Mont Bullfrog, asked; National Bank,
800; l.. Harris / asked: Amethyst. Ia
2; Gold Bar. 1913; Bonnie Glare, 16D
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COPPER OPTIMISM.
An Associate of Adolph Lcwisohn
Sees Good Times Ahead,
gp.,,.i- e,s.;,i 1.,i,


Boston. April 27.--S S. Rosenstamm.
who is associated in business with
Adolph Lewisohn, says: In my opinion
the time for low priced copper has
gone by. The improvements that are
under contemplation by the Pennsyl-
vania and other railway systems, can
not but help improve the copper situa-
ton He also says: There has been
some disappointment as TO the MAR
ket course of Miami Copper company
stock. The facts are that certain peo-
pie in New York secured a large block
of stock on the subscription, expect
ing to turn 1t over at an immediate
profit of So to So per share, In this
they We're disappointed and have since
been throwing their stock on the mar
ket 1t has been all cleaned up, how
ever, having been taken by strong
banking and copper interests identified
with the property and the stock Is now
in an improved market position"
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GOLD EoR EUROPE.

New York. April ~ -Hedelbach.
Ickelheimer & Co, today announced
an engagement 81 S1,000,00O gold. and
Goldman, Sachs &, Co, one of 100000
gorld. for export This brings the total
to date ON the present movement to
So. 10000
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Eggs, steady; at mark, cases included,
1iisc.

New York. April 21.--Sugar, raw. firm.
Fair refining. S.s2G3.ss; centrifugal SO
test. 4.42@4.4s; molasses sugar. ASIA
3.73
Refined. steady. Crushed, go; pow
dered 5. so. graduated. $50.
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.

ore shipments from Park City last
week amounted to l.SS49S0 pounds,
the Daily Judge contributing $4,000
and the Silver King 7O5,9S0 pounds.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel 100 at ITO.
buyer 60.
Bullock, 500 at ny. 500 at IL.
Colorado, 400 at 425; 100 at 4.25,
sele- 60.
Crown Point, $500 at 251s: 1000
al %. seller So
Iron Blossom. 1900 at is
Little Bell. leo at 2.tTn.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at SO. 500 Mt
SO. buyer go.
May Day. 100 at A..
New. Hills, 200 at go
Seven Troughs, 1000 at 20, 500 at
So Columbus Con, 200 at 6s. -
south Swansea, $500 at 24H.
Utah Con. $500 at 10.
Victor Con, 1000 at 10.
zenoli 800 at SO.
OPEN BOARD.
Peek Tunnel 100 at 10; 200 at
1.07 n
Blacl, Jack, 500 at SO, buyer 60;
Coz 81 a.
Bullock, Loon at 1919: 1000 at 10.
Colorado. 100 at 4.25, seller Gu.
Columbus Con, 100 at 2.S2ls.
Crown Point. 800 at %.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 46
lower Mammoth, 1900 at 81
Mammoth. 100 at 1.92M.
Nov. Hills, 200 at 2.40.
New York, 500 at 15jk.
seven Troughs, 500 at SOis, buyer
South Swansea, 500 at %.
SiouN CON, $500 at 20.
South Col. Con, 800 at So; 100 at
Tetro, 500 Mt .07%.
Yerington 1000 at IL.
Henol, 1000 at 49,
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amt
Regular call ...20 500 s s.s27.50
Open hoard 3h 00o Ae2 OK
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COPPER OFF TODAY.


New York, April 27.--Copper metal
was reduced 1sc in bid price today.
making Lake, 1875 Q127s Electrolytic,
121s M12A. Casting. 12A N12M.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. April 27.--Wool, quiet. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 1s6lsia;
fine medium. 1917, fine, 12@l5.
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GEO o. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS - 70, So. Temple, Both
phones $40.
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WE OFFER

10 Com. National bank.
500 Utah Common Sugar.
1000 Peoples Coal.
500 Independent Coal.
10 Con. Wagon Pfd.
) acres Utah Mex. Rubber.
2 Chiapas Rubber.
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Ophr. 2.45Q2.5O; Mexican. 1.SO bid;
Gould & Curry, sac; Con. Va, 45@i6,
Savage. 80 asked; Hale & Norcross 30
9S2; Yellow Jacket 20 bid; Confidence,
30 bid; Sierra Nevada, 41d42: Elk
chequer. 20 bid; Union. 36G8s; Chollar
sag; Potosi. IA asked; Grown Point, "a
asked Bullion, 10 bid.
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SATURDAYS.
Elizabeth Mcdonald to Jordan
G,,to ha,,l Na,.+ lot On hlnaly

Elizabeth Mcdonald to Jordan
State bank. part lot 20, block
20, west. ..................S
John S. Mccullough and wife to
Emma r.. Woolley part lot 4.
block q, plat B.......!,.......
Emma K. Woolley to George
Warlng part lot 4, block q,
pat IS observation-disclosures
John F.. Alden and wife to A.
o. Clark, part lot 3, sblock 20,
plat q ..........,.......,.
Elizabeth Il. G. jenkins to Il. ~
NJ. Investment company, lot
block 2, Eshrick's subdivision.
3. q NJ. Investment company to
Elizabeth T. c. jenkins, lot
block 2, Echncks subdi-
VISION .........., .,.......-...-.
Eli GreysoH and wife TO Bartha
Naguli part lot 4, block 80,
10 acre plat Acknowledgements.
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Will arrive here tomorrow Monsenor
Falconio left Washington tonight
bearing a special message for Arch.
bishop Farley that will be made public
Tuesday.
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H. u. Snow * Co.. Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk Both Phones 1918
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

Martha ]. Carpenter TO Charles
b. Stewart. u interest in lot 8,
block %, plat F.. Observation-Disclosures
Gust j. Thanh to Rose NJ. Thanh,
part section 80, township
SOUTH range / north ...........
John r. Smith and wife to ].
w. Waterson, lots 16 and 16,
block 5. View City. sc
o. II. Hewlett and wife TO Henry
plat 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loo
r. C. Collett and wife to Thomas
G. jenkins, part lot s. block II,
plat c Observation-Disclosures. so
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BADGER BROS,
BROKERS
iC0 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
MEMBERS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE,
PRIVATE WIRRs.

Direct connections with all mar
kets. Perfect facilities for execu-
ton Of orders IN New York aud
Boston stocks, Chicago grains and
San Francisco stocks.
Accounts carried on margin.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock e Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
lions from San Francisco, on Nevada
mining stocks today.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS.
Just Issued. Send 10 DeFeret News
Book store. Salt Lake city. Utah. for
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27

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AFTERNOON CALL.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-05
Going Him One Better.

Your opponent" they told him, ''is
going around the country and kissing
all the babies"
That's an old dodge" said the can.
didate.
Here he brought his fist down on
The table with a bang.
Il shall cause it to be published
broadcast that will marry the young
woman who brings out the biggest
number of votes for me. By the jump
ing jingo, I'll wipe that baby kisser
off the face OF the earth"