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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
Important to Candidates

The votes to published
for the last before the close the contest next Sundays Her
aid Candidates and their friends should take advantage this fact
and during this week ndeavor make good showing Sum-
days published standing because the record attained that time
will probably have deal to do with the final cand
dates in this Popular Election After Sunday Candidates and their
velope supplied purpose office IL o'clock
midnight Wednesday, Nov rs, 1908 The Hs Popular Election
voting polls will positively close that time Candidates and their
friends residing outuside of Salt Lake City must either make
mall their votes envelopes reach The Herald before We'd
nday 25 stated above what better
personally Salt Lake City and cast the votes in sealed envelopes
into locked strong ballot box Where such be done candidates
would do well send representative deposit and their votes
the above described
strictly keep themselves the number of that they intend
the last day the After the published standing
next Sundays Herald the contest editor will know
how votes candidates and their friends prepared to
sealed envelopes ballot There
FORE candidates and their friends should pay attention
and reports what this candidate that candidate doing
to do
Remember many candidates and their great
candidate to pile possible and before the
close of the
On the last the
orders for classified advertising be in cash. postal ORDERS
money orders drafts payable Herald
Personal checks banks totang than $50
from person. be certified by the bank which they
drawn Candidates and their friends will he remember
this condition checks Votes accompanied with
checks person amounting $50
which have been certified by the bank which they drawn
will be thrown and the final results For this
be certify enough checks early advance during the
week to be prepared properly handle all business the closing
of the contest.
of of we'll Utah ci
viii appointed charge ballot during the
closing hours of the They will the box make the
count and declare the winners Of the the Of
The the comprising this election board will be
announced within the next few days.
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Candidates Are Shaping Up Now
For Final Sprint in Big Contest
With Only Ten Days Rsmsing Activity Interest Rapidly Work N~hous
Words om of sandC Candidates

We have been telling people good
deal about Newhouse Park lately. be-
cause the $4,000 home offered as first
capital prize in The Herald's great
contest is 70 be in that splendid resi-
dence section.
Readers Of The Herald will find else
where in the paper this morning pic
ture showing the scheme TO be followed
in improving the park. By looking at
the picture they will note that New
house Park will be something entirely
new and unique. and will thus have
added attractiveness in addition to the
natural beauties of the site.
The Herald is not alone in its COM
yneudation Of Newhouse Park. Other
newspapers Of the city have given
much attention TO the matter. The Salt
Lake Telegram predicts that it will
take rank along with Great Salt lake
As an attraction for Salt Lake City and
Utah" and adds: Its worth to this
CITY viii be practically inmeasurable."
This is the view held generally by
DeopIe Of affairs in the city. All COM
petent Judges unite in this estimate of
Newhouse Park and its value TO the
CITY. Active work in building the park
will begin tomorrow
Herald readers are already more or
less familiar with the general appear
ance and interior arrangement of the
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effort to win one of the splendid re-
wards offered
The club offer expired at II O'Clock
last night Final results for the day
have not yet been compiled, and will
not be until the mail brings returns
from all the districts. For this reason
the standing Of candidates as pub
lished yesterday remains unchanged in
today's issue.
1t is certain, however. that changes
will be shown as a result of the final
days work before the club offer ex-
pired. Candidates are working at ton
speed now and contest history is beine
made rapidly.
The slight margin that separates
Mrs. G. D. Barton and Arthur Lynn
for first place in the struggle for top
Of list has created great interest and
indicates that both candidates and
their friends are doing vigorous and
effective work all the time Some OF
the other leaders are making strides
that claims for them a good share OF
the interest and adds to the contest an
element of uncertainty, because no one
can say who will be at the top tomor-
row or who will lead the day after
that Mrs. Sloan, Miss Hansen. Miss
Sosinski, Mr.. Nettleton, Mr.. Fisher,
Mr.. Sehweigert, Mr.. Newbold, Captain
Burbidge, Mr.. Lowe and others have
sufficient visible strength and known
the competition and are exerting every
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
Conditions of the
Contest

The winners of capital prizes will not
be permitted to also participate in the
distribution of grand prizes.
Anv woman or man of good standing
and residing in the territory described
rs comprising the districts is eligible as
a candidate in this contest when duly
nominated. except as hereinafter provided
No empioye of The Herald. or member
of his OF her family, will be permitted
to participate in this contest as candi-
date for a capital or grand prize.
The Herald management reserves the
right to exclude any candidate from this
contest. when, within its judgment. such
is proper TO do
Votes will not be counted on accounts
paid by news dealers, agents or news
boys
Candidates and their friends are not
confined to the districts in which they
reside in securing votes They may poii
votes from any other district. town, state
or territory of the United States.
The Herald management reserves the
right TO be the final aroiter in settling
any questions that may arise during ana
concerning this contest
The votes and remittances must be
mailed or delivered to the oftice OF Inc
Herald.
Other conditions of Importance viii be
nnblished from time to time. Watch for
them
In the event of tie vote between two
or more candidates for any one prize,
said prize will then be awarded Jointly
to the candidates so tfetng-
The prizes are to be awarded in accord
moe with the conditions and announce
fnents as frequently published in The Her
aid No verbal or written statements OF
any person in any way different from the
anfoi1ncements and conditions will be con-
sidered.
Der %, 1908.
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potential strength to entitle them to
serious consideration from all candi-
dates All are SO close that il would
not require a great amount of business
to bring them up TO the very leaders
or even farther.
1t Is appreciation of this condition
that is keeping candidates keyed TO
highest pitch. Those who set out TO
win prizes in this contest did so with
a full understanding that it would not
be loafing job. If any candidate hao
that idea it did not last long. 1t has
been a real race, and the most exciting
part of il is yet to come. Finishes are
always exciting, and the finish in this
case will be unusually interesting be-
cause of the uncertainty that attaches
to ii.
The Herald publishes votes as they
are turned in without prejudice, but
that does not mean that candidates
turn in votes as soon as they secure
them. The time of reporting them Is
the candidates own business. This
fact is well understood aid il is that
which increases the uncertainty. Votes
may be turned in until the last minute
of the contest, and some foxy candi-
date whom we have all been overlook
ing in a measure may come forward
late in the day with a bunch of votes
that VIII make everybody sit up anG
take notice.
The moral is: Have a big bunch
vOi1rseIf
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fine home that will be built there for
the winner Of the first capital prize.
The house win be most attractive and
fully in keeping with its magnificent
location Architect A. J. Hamilton has
prepared plans which are admittedly
a model for an up-to-date home, and
the work, to be done by o. NJ. Eng
dahl, will be of the highest character.
The winner of the first capital prize
will have a home of which any person.
regardless of his or her station in life,
may well be proud.
Hundreds of persons have noticed the
second capital prize, the $500 Buick
automobile, in the show rooms of the
Consolidated Wagon & Machine COM
prepared TO affirm the Judgment of
Mayor John S. Bransford, as expressed
some time ago, when he said: "She's
peachi" 1t is. in fact, a peach" and
the winner of it will have a car that
will make a showing in any company.
When we say that the third capital
prize is an 1886 Steinway grand piano.
bought of the Clayton-Daynes Music
company, we have said about all that
is necessary in describing capital prize
No. 8, because "Steinway" is the final
word in pianos A look at The Herald's
SteinWay in the rooms of the Clayton
Daynes company will be sufficient to
show that in finish and every other
particular it is of the finest type of
SteinWay.
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Manager C. r. Pearsall of the j. H.
Leyson company is seminently qualified
to describe capital prize No. l. the $500
diamond brooch. Mr.. PearsaIl knows
more than newspaper men about such
things, and what he says of it will
carry weight.
1T is a beautiful piece of jewelry
and would be a splendid gift for any
one" he said yesterday. THE brooch
was made by the Leyson firm. 1t was
not bought in its entirety from any
stock. 1t was made up by special or
der from the best stones. The dia-
monds are of the first water and can
not be surpassed. The opal is a rare
stone because of its size and brilliancy
L have seen nothing that comes any
where near equaling it, I do not be-
lieve you could duplicate it if YOU
searched through the stocks of the big
gest firms, for it is simply a magnifl-
cent stone"
Remember that we have described
this morning only four of a total of
twenty splendid prizes to be awarded
Nov. 25-just ten days from now The
character of the prize list more than
else explains the wonderful
interest that has been shown in this
contest, and that makes it different
from anything of the kind ever before
in the west. 1t explains
why some of the best known people in
the intermountain region have entered
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Standing of Candidates

The following shows of for
dates yesterday morning Votes received yesterday will be
lshed Tuesday
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southwestern wyoming.
DISTRICT F-Northern part OF Utah,
comprising the counties of Summit, Nor
gan. Davis, Rich. Weber. Cache and Box
Elder.
DISTRICT G-That part of Utah COM
prfsing the counties of Salt Lake (outside
of Salt Lake City, Tooele. Juab, Willard,
Beaver and Iron.
DISTRICT H-That part of Utah COM
prising the counties of Wasatch, Utah,
Uintah. Sanpete. Carbon. Emery. Grand,
Sewer Piute and other counties in south
ern Utah not mentioned herein
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The Eight Districts

DISTRICT A-That part of Salt Lake
City east of Main street and south of sec
Ond South.
DISTRICT B-That part OF Salt Lake
City west OF Main street and south OF
Second South.
DISTRICT C-That part OF Salt Lake
City west of Main street and Canyon
road and north of Second South.
DISTRICT D-That part Of Salt Lake
City east Of Main street and Canyon road
ana north Of Second SOuth-including
Fort Douglas.
DISTRICT E-AT OF southern Idaho and
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How the Capital Prizes VIII
Be Awarded

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How the Grand Prizes Will Be
Awarded

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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY AND SUNDAY-Five years, $50:
two years, $50; one year. SO; six months.
IS; three months, $3.50.
SUNDAY-One year. $500.
SEMI-wEEKLY Gin advance)-One year.
81 50; six months. 80 cents.
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A prepaid subscription to The Sunday
Herald for any of the same lengths OF
time mentioned above will count one-fifuh
as many votes.
A prepaid subscription to The Semi
Weekly Herald for any of the same
lengths of time stated above will count
one-tenth as many votes
Old subscribers in arrears are required
to pay in full to date. and then on their
paid-in-advance subscription votes will be
counted on this schedule.
Positively no change will be made in
the above plan of crediting votes during
the remainder Of the contest.
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OF excel one
is
for new to take the leadf for his prize!
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific R. R.
SOUTHERN DIVISION. Oct. 5, 1905
VIA SAUSALITO

=
VIA SAUSALITO
For SausaiitO. Mill Valley, san Rafael
-Daiiy-Every so minutes from s.s5 a. n. IN
aud evefy 50 minutes until 7:zJ p N; 900
1885 n. m. 1915 a m
On sundays additional trips az follows. 10-15
11s15 a n and 12:15. :15 D N
1915 a. r. GAS p. n Saturdays only 3:45
4:I5 4:45. 5:I5. 5;45 D. m
Sundays and Legal Holidays-s:Is, 1875
Has a 12:45. 10. 3;45 p m
s:15 a. IL Daily for cazadero and way sta
Jas p N. saturday only for cazade7O and uay
VIA TIBURON
7:55. '9:1e. 100 a m t"l2-So 2. n SaturaaT
onIyl $3.50. $40. $50 D. N. DAILY
on sundays additional trips at 500 g. m p -So
and $50 p. IA for San Rafael and Irts-Tne5isfe
rs a. m Daily for Petaluna. Santa Ro~,
Healdsburg. Cloyerdale- Ukiah Willis She-.
WOOD. Sebsstopol and way stations.
7.S5 a. Daily. except sunday. for Glen FL
len. GuernsTille. River Landing and way sta
SEQ a. m Sunday oaiy-PetaIups. s.,,.
Rosa Healdsburg- ClOverdale. Glen Ellen
Guer0eviIie, River Lsnding and way stations.
vav stations and Sebnstepol Suas1av only -
$50 q m Daily for Pefaluna Saafs Ros,
HealdsburE. Cloveriale. Ukiah. GuerrevI,le 81
bastopoi and way stations
sTo Tiburon only
Pacific Transfer Coupany's agents are author
lied TO check baggage direct from residence.
Office. ST. Market ST. Flood Building tGroand
Floor.
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Francisco with passengers and goo tons Of mis-
cellsneous cargo.
steamer shasta Captain Ha1sen srrived from
Bellingha-n with 9I2. 600 feet OK lumber.
Steamers Clsremont. Captain WalriS: Cen
tralia Captain Erickson. and Chehalis. Captain
Hittleson. completed the discharge Of lumber
cargOes anG cleared today for Grays Harbor via
san Francisco. 10 reload.
Steamer Casco. Captain Ahlin. arrived from
Grays Harbor with COO. GO feet Of lumber
Steamer Queen. Captain Thomas cleared today
for SaH Diego with freight and passengers.
Steamer Katherine Captain Jersenson arrived
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camuaguie GeneraIe TransatIantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
sailing every THURSDAY instead Of Ssturdav
at 10 q. M, from pier 42. North river. foot Of
Morton ST.
First class to Havre- SI7-50 ana upward.
second class 10 Havre, $50 and upward GEN
ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA, 10 State 81. New York J. r. w.
GAZI, Manager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery
St. San Francisco. Tickets sold By ali rail-
road ticket agents
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Changes in Mining Stocks for Past Week

but support was subsequently with
drawn from the stock. whereupon the
bears raided it and drove il down again.
Otherwise the southern Nevadas exhib-
tied no striking features The Com
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CALLAO-Arrired prior Sept 14-Nor bark
Glltre. from Townsend
MAZAILAS-Sailed Oct 21-Stmr Curacao
for San Francisco.
PAYTA-Arriyed oct 2i-Schr James \. Gar
field. from Astoria
IQUIQUE-Arrived Oct 2LBktn Makaveli.
FROM Vancouver.
COL0N-Arrfved Oct 2s-stmr Colon, from
New YORK.
PUERTO MExIco-Arrived Oct 23+Stmr
American. from New York.
TIMARU-Arrived Oct I4-Br stmr IndraTeiii.
from Vancouver.
LIFERPOOL-ArTived Oct 2+-Stur Arabic.
from New YORK. for Queenstown
PLY3fOTTH-Arrived Oct 2EStmr St Louis.
ROTTERDAAI-Sailed Oct 2+-Stm- Staten
dam. for New York
PUNTA ARENAS-Arrived Oct 20-StmT Air
liza. from Hamburg etc. via TeneTtfe. for san
Francisco and Tacoma.
HAMBU RG-Arrived Oct 22-Sr-r Ibeben.
from Tacous. San Francisco etc. via Punta
Arenas Aoutevideo and Havre-
NEW Y0RK-Arrived Oct 24-Stm- ST. Paul.
from southampton
Sailed oct 24-Stmr Celtic for Liverpool;
stnr kroonlsnd. for Antwerp: stmr Penlsylva-
MIA. for Hamburg: stmr Philadelphia. for south
anpton: stmr Princess Irene for Naples
ANTWERP-Satled Oct 24-Stmr Finland. for
New York-
HATRE-SaiIed Oct 24-s,nr La Lorraine,
for New York
HoNGKONG-Arrived previous Oct 24-Stmr
Tenyo Maru- from san Francisco via Honolulu.
Yokohama. etc.
SYDNEY. y. arrived OFT 24-Stnr Wal
vera from San Francisco
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sAverage snow ground Inches.
SYNOPSIS
The weather has been warm and clear through
out California and Nevada In the great valley
Afternoon Temperatures have reached high
as 50 degrees and at Los Angeles 81 degrees
The winds are mostly from the north. but viii
change to south OF southwest Sunday, with
cooler weather.
FORECAST
san Francisco and vlcinity-Fair, cooler sun
santa Clara vaHey-Fair. cooler sunday; light
west wind.
: Sacramento valIey-Fair. cooler SUNDAY; light
south wind
San Joaquin vailey-Fair Sunday; light west
wind.
Los Angeles and yiciIity-Fair Sunday: not 50
warm: light northeast wind. changing to south
vest A. g. McADIE.
District Forecaster-
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The last week was uneventfuI in
mining stocks. the market being more
or less quiet all the week Daisy took an
upward turn on the strength Of re-
ported oIe strike on the 100 foot level
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U. $. Branch Hydrographie once

L. {. Branch photographic Office
4 branch OF the United States Hydrographie
ONCE located at the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard 70 nationality and free
Of expense. Nayiestors are cordially invited TO
visit the Office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
band for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
tights dangers 10 navigation and matters of in
terest 20 ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, l. S. y, in charge
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department Of Agriculture
Tesfher Bureau San Francisco oct.24 1905.
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stocks We're quiet during the whole
period. except an occasional increase in
activity in a leader or two.
following are the highest daily
prices during the week:
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Memoranda

Per stnnr Nushagak- from KarlHk-Oct Is
toved ship Star OF Russia TO sea with 81 000
eases Of salmon.
TATOOSH. Oct 24-Schr A. NJ Baxter from
Gamble. for San Francisco was t0wed ashore
this morning at Pyshts expect to foat this after
noon
PORT CRESCENT. Oct 2I-Schr \. u. Bax-
ter. previously reported having been towel
ashore at Pysht, was hcated al n b ting
Wyaida.
COOS BAY. Oct 2HStur Eureka and stmr
NJ F. Plant crossed ont. but in crossing the bar
the ". F. Plant met with some ulishap and is
now lying outside the bar and s1m- Eureka IS
standing by-
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LUMBER JACK IN cEsSPooL-Spokens
Oct 24--Jack Taeen. lumber jack. was
found lying IN cesspool at Newport. Wash
this morning II Is supposed be fell in while
in an epileptic n. he died about three hours
after being taken out
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Hamburg-fmerican.

Loudor-Paris-Ha
Pretoria Nov Buecher Nov IA
Kaiserin A. yic.Nov. i2lAmerika tnewl Nov. 26
Gfbralfar-Naples-G
{ { Hamburg .....-. Nov. ,. Jan. :. Feb 16
: Deutschiand TO Italy in days.-... .Peb 8
( : President Lincoln tTia Azoresl - Nov. 81
: s Nolfke.. Dee. s. Jan. y special cruisel
Travellers Checks Issued
Hamburg-American Line
aoS Market ST. tAboye Powell St.e. s f.
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Toyo kisen Kaisha

toRsENTAL STEAMSHIP Coz
sHonskcng MaTu''. Tuesday. Nov. II, 1908
& ..Teayo Maru''-.... Friday. Dec II, 1s0s
s. Nippon Maru'' tvia Hanlisl
...'.-.--- Saturday, Jan. 2, 1903
steamers san from companys piers. Nos. A.
a. nerr foot OF Second 81. ! p IN, for Yoke
hama and Rongkong- calling az Honolulu. Kobe
1fIforo3 Sasasaki and Shanghai and connecting
sf Honskeng with steamers for Manila India,
. etc No cargo received hoard On cay Of
ssfIng Round trip tickets at reduced rates
For freight and passage apply at office, "a
James Flood building W. Il. AVERY.
Assistant General Manager.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
OF the Pacific
Other Districts

SAN PEDRO Oct. e4.-Stesner Hsnsiei Cap
tain Mcfarland. arrived this morning from san
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Tonnage EnEagements

The British ship Latimer. On Puget sasnd,
vas chartered prior 70 arrival for wheat thence
TO Europe al 25s Cd. II 20 direct port Cd less.
The French ship Ami-a1 Ceeille. on Puget
soE1d. Is under charter FOR lumber thence 10
Adelaide al ais Sd.
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rha nrerdue List

Bark Toxfeth. out 2SI days from Port Iaioot,
for Tocopiila 90 per cent
British bark Criecieth Castle. out loo days
from Barry for Melbourne, 40 per cent
British ship Aeamas. out fsS days from Rotter-
da-n for Ss-l Francisco. 10 per cent
British ship Thornlehaus- out los days from
CaIeta Buena for Balboa per cent
British ship Crocodile out l2b days from
Rarrv for TaIcahusna. 10 per cent.
British ship Ilais out 1856 days from Peru. for
Antwerp. : per cent
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rp,v Transports

The Buford IL at Nagasaki.
TLe Crook arrived October IS at Manila.
TIE Fitzpatrick il at Newport News, Va.
TIE Dix Is at Seattle
The Logan Is in port
The Meade is al Newport News
The sheridan is 10 pcrt and VIII sail November
Tbe IG Thomas Thomas sailed October IS from Honolulu
Ior Manila
The Warren Is at Manila.
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Time Ball
United States Branch HEorOgrapiic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, san Francisco, October
p 1905.
Tie time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Paeihc
standard Time (I28th Neridisn), at eh- 00m-
GJs-, Greenwich Mean Time.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant [. S ". in charge
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California stock and on ExchanEe
OFFICIAL SALES
sIinIrg stock.
r0lIST0CkS

sax FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following we're the sales % tbs Ssu Francisco
tock and szchsnSe hoard yesterdsF-
C0NSTQCES
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CLOSING QUoTaTI0Ns
NEVADA

CALIFORNIA
Bid Ask Bid -AsE- !
ArSolauf -.-- go 81 Francis 10 =
Hazel = C1-l-Z9 : SO
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SOUTHERN NEYADAs-Goiddeld Disfrict-coDtinued
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Informal Session-I2.30 10 . 2. N.

aF Eelllclr ---l L. 80 GiG Con M---t- -
or Belmont --..l.f0 se0 cid Con n M-6-22i
-ssd Bo1Th ..----- - $50 Cid hegz anas-. 30
srr bn,tb .------ ~ tUf1 Great PEND ~
scr Com Frac- i -2z1s $50 Houestake X. j.
- 600 Daizv .--.-.i ] -tst 800 E0nesfake X IS
100 uzisF ------ % LOCO De 3d. Is
80 TX Mt CopPerI- 90 go DO. 3D. j.
.48 FIoreuce - -Sztz 1900 Man Cen . u. o6
70 Flcrence -----3-9l 200 Raw Coalition. Il
Zoo Florence -----3 - 5iTo Red Hills $3.50. -
500 TIorence Ex-- I3 1000 Red Top Ex-- -
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MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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sun. Moon and Tide
United States Coast and tSeodetie Survey-Time
and Heights OF Tides at Fort Point For city
front mission street wharf, add % minutes
s--Nn.V .ac-rnRER os