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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
CITIZENS HELD AT BAY
By cbbers IN Canadian Town hfteI
They Had Taken $4,000 From
Bank

Montreal Aug 3l-Fiye ma F"d
mra denamited the safe in the Pro
viucia Tant ~ 81 Eustache. 10 mill IS
from Montreal and secured $1,000
oariy today
The, hold 10 the care t1ter a1'
held = posses If citizens ~ hay With
ro,olscr- and made good their escar"
"a Montreal Two arrests hay" been
Hsne On suspicion
The hcoi wa al in the frru of
cash and promptly negotiable se"u'i
ties tho rchhrrs mailing no effort q"
take swav rhects and ether assets.
Wh,1 they left the hank a number
IT citizens attempted tp follow them
Hui thew fhreatenei 10 shoot any one
Nho came within range. and. none 81
the citi74-s being armed no attempt
was me-. so interfere With them
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
WIRELESS TELEPHONE
Expect 10 Talk Across Ocean From
Peak Of New York SKY
Scraper

New York Aug 30A novel use
has been discovered for the lofty peak
Of New York's latest skyscrapor the
Metropolitan tower. which this week
reached the 20" fot elevation which Is
10 be the limit of its ascent Up uu.
der The circle of electric lights at th'
very tip of the tower small copper
wires project These lead down 10 a
station on the roof OF the main build
ms. thirty stories below. aud torm.u-
Or. De Forest and other scientists who
have equipped the laboratory expect
80 taik aCroSs tho ocean The other
terminus of this wireless telephona
line is m. EidoI Tower in Paris. tho
only structure in The world taller
than tho New Work skyscrauer Be
tween these two loftiest structural
peaks in The world 1, j. oNpectc,f-1irat
messages viii be- transmitted iu tho
course of another year with as great
case a. wireless tclographic message
ar" sent now between distant poin'.
From the summit OF the great tower it
is proposed also "a talk with the var
ious ocean liners on their way acrps
the Atlantic Al this Of course Is IN
the future, hut the distance that have
already ben covered by wireless too
rhone message have convinced tho
arieutifc gentlemen who are expert
mentinr with this new force that ths
only thing necessary to enable thcfH
'o converse across the Atlantic Is
sufficient elevation which Is admir-
ably provided by the great towers of.
Manhattan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
SEAPc HING FOR CHAIRMAN.

New York, Aug 80 Norman T.
Mack today is searching for chair.
man CT the committee to run the
Democratic campaign in the east The
selection Gf an eastern .Democartic
campaign manager has been thresho /
over frequently in party councils ia
the west and Mr. Bryan was called up
on for a suggestion
"The slectng of an eastern cam
paen manager is no easy task. said
Mack today The eastern manager
must he a man or rare executive abil-
tty, one who can keep the forces con.
stantly on The move. New York is
going 10 SEQ the liyelicst presidential
campligl in years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE
HITS new ORLEANS
BUSINESS DISTRICT

New Orleans, Aug 80. Fire In the
center of the commercial district this
afternoon swept over portions CT three
blocks, destroying wholesale houses.
manufacturing plants and small stores,
The loss is between one and two mil.
lion dollars.
AT the time the alarm was turned in
the fremen were in the midst of their
annual picnic.
II was fully an hour before the de
partment was in 4 position to make
headway.
Even then, they found an Inadequate
supply Of water. The fire was the
most spectacular in Now Orleans in
recent years.
Two warehouses, filed with wioes
and liquors, were among the building
destroyed. Barrels of whisky and
brandy exploded with thunderou5
roars which were heard block awaT
and shook the walls Of adjoining
buildings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
BRYAN OFF ON
ANOTHER TOUR
LEFT LINCOLN YESTERDAY
SPEAK FOUR PLACES BEFORE
RETURNlNG--A CHAIRMAN, is
WANTED FOR RcoMMlTTEE

Lincoln, Ncb,. Aug. 3o.-Wm, j
Bryan is eff on another speech making
tour lie left here this afternoon for
St Paul where tomorrow he viii
speak at tho fair grounds, his remark $
dealing with governmental eXtraya-
eaNce. Three other speeches will be
delivered before he returns hero
THURSDAY Thssc at Fargo and Grand
Forks, y. p, and Sioux city, Iowa.
The Ohio speech Of Taft yesterday
dealing with the labor question was
carefully read by Bryan, bat he de-
cliacd 70 mako any comment
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
WAR IN SIGHT
Between Braxil ard Argentine Repub
lic-Formcr Builds Ships and lat
ter is Also Preoaring.

Washington Aus 5o.-Au early wa
between Brazil and the Argentine Re-
public is un lhe carpet according ia
adviccs received almost daily 10y the
State Department
Spencer Eddy. the American misis
ter to Argentina. has cahlcd that the
Argentina Chamber of Deputies have
voted q credit OF $510Oopoo for arma
monts Argentina is in The market
10 buy warships
Argentina officials say that the
building by Brazil of three powerful
warships of The nroaiuouEht type i'm
EEciasi is . preparatory step to tn
coming conflict
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
KIlLSDAUCHTER. .IN-lAW
Seventy YearoId Man Says It is Best
Deed nc Ever Do-Tragcdy IN
Dcs Hoincs,

Bes Moiues, Ia Aug Sol M
Brown. aged 90 years, of Manson, Kill
,d his daugbterin law. Mrs. George
.G Brown. af their home this morning
a $50 O'Clock tie walked down
town. meeting II. b Burrell. and said.
"NcH. / just Killed Georgcs wifc.
and it was the best decd ever did IN
my life They can 10 what they pleas,
10 mc. but she shall never insult my
wife again"
Brown surrendered himself 10 the
town marshal without any resistance
and q coroner has been sent from
Rockwell city
The killing was done with an In
dian club. which. according "a Mr
Brown. struck the woman with such
force that she never knew what hit
her The old man then pounded heT
head until the brains were spilled uut
and the wall was suattcr"d four feet
high with blood.
Mrs. Brown va renut.j the most
beautiful woman I'm Manson Tho fan
ily B. one - tho we-lthie=t in fhs
town. she frequently quarroled with
hcr parents in law. AMI This morniul
after Dispute the old man said.
wei. when George comes home
We will leave here
Th7 daughter i81aw replied
4 will Kill the old woman before
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
SOCIETY LIGHTS ARRESTED.

Redwood Tenn. Arz sn-At
HorsvonH tHerfy rc1rE -ogi.ty pec-
aIr have h..n arrested ON warrants
7varu Orf at the instance Of the cry
halft of health charging them with
firiatiuz a1 ordinance prohibiting
ruHiit Cafherines of any Bind
TIE -aIug folks erioyed n dance in
4 iecsl hotel hence the arrests The
citF recorder is incom mpetenf % try the
case. A. b. uas among the arrested.
sloLg uith the Citr sttorueF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
PFE siDEnT ROOSEVELT TO
RECEIVE u. S. ATHLETES

oyster Ray. AuE -Tonnrror
Roo-eyer will receive toe yicrnrs o'
she london olmypic games Tic
PARTY viii arrive from Nov York hy
steamer ~ n a. m. The president
uiH BE- introduced to the men hy
James p. sullivan. American commf-
sfoner 90 the Olympic games After
shaking each man bv the hand. thH
president viii make a short address
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
TOLEDO READY
FOR VETERANS
VAN GUARD OF VISITORS PUT
TING IN APPEARANCE FOR C.
A. r. ENcAMPMENT.
PARADE TO B: FfATUE E
Sac That 10000 Old Soldiers viii be
/, Line--Much Interest in Choice
Ct Conmarder-in.
Chief

! Tu!edo. O., August 80 Aithoupt /
the O. ming Of the forty second ma / n
al ,ncam 9uent OF the Grand Army u
the Republic is still three days Il $
tant the vanguard of veterans and
thoS visitors put IN an appearance 20.
day and the large number of early a.
rivals indicate that the attendanc
VIII exceed the most saneninc cXpcc-
tatlona OF the local committee of ar
ranecmontS
For president Of the Iadics Of tn ,
|G A. r the etrCngest candidate now
soams To he Mrs Genevicvc Long6cld.
of Illinois who for many years has
been cnc Of the most prominent me m
bers cf tho order With the daugh-
tors Of Veterans it has been the Gus
tenn To advance the national semi r
Vccpresident to the presidency hrt
Mrs. Nettic Foy. Of Ohio, who held
that office, died recently, and it is eX-
pected the junior vicepresideut Miss
Clara Hoover. cf Chicago, will b.
made tho new national president
Tho big event Of cncampment wees
will be the parade Of Grand Army mon
on "Wednesday II is expected that
some twenty thousand veterans " |
be in line. Ont of consideration for
tho aet Of the marchers the route OF
the parade will be but little over a
milo long Occuryir- seats on the
reviewing stand will be the governors
Of four or Hvc states and a number
~ other notahes.
on Tuesday evening the mammoth
camp fire Of the Grand Army will be
held az the Valentine ihcater Gov
ernor Harris nf ohio. Mayor Whliiock
Of Toledo Department Commander
Shearer of the Ohio G. A. r., and ].
Is ant Hamilton, chairman of the eX-
committee will extend greet
inas and Ne invocation will be by
Bishop shl,cws chaplain-in-chief,
Judge O. aries G. Burton, of Missouri,
commandern-chicf of the G, A. r.,
will respond, after which Mrs. Kate +.
Jones. of llon ~ ~ national presi-
dent of the w Il. c.. will extend
greetings for the order. one of the
impressive features Of the camp fire, !
aside from the speeches and the music !
viii be the flag presentation of the
Armt Nurses The demonstration |
when these heroic women are present |
,d to the old veterans it is expected !
Nill be unparalleled.
Other features Of the encampment /
viii be the unyeilng of the Meigs I
Monument at Pcrrysburg. aud the CN-I
,ursions TO Sandusky Cedar Point. !
Putin Bay and other points of inter /
,st along Lake Erie. The dedication |
IF the Meigs Monument marking the ,
llaco whore General William Henry /
HARRISON defeated Proctor tho British
General. and Tecumseh his Indian a.
y ia 1873. will be att"uled by the gov
,nors of PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio. ko1-
ucky and Virginia.
Much interest ccnters In the choice
If tho new cummanderin- chief of the
= A. II. For this office ther are al
eady several prominent candidates.
,mang them Judge Henry NJ Neyins
n New Jersey. former Governor ;.
/. Van SAINT or Minnesota. and former
attorney General ". \. Kctchum of
u5laua
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
sFzRRY IS PLEASED.

TeIHourhe. Aus 31.-MONDAY1
Rsar Animal speuy. commander Ci
thf American feet expressed himself
highly arurcciative Of the warm wel
come extended by tae Australians. All
ar. looklue forward - the coming
seek. T5e weather Is enc. hcspifs b.
RS shrn5ant A great revicw uill ts
held THURSDAY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
FoRslDs CELEBRATION.

Yasuaya Pciiaua. Russia. Aug co.
Count Ieo Tolstoi is improving slow
ir from his recent illness. The gov
eruor Of Tuls has forbidden the Tu'a
municipality to celebrate faiEfoi'7
birthday
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
WYOMING MINES TO CLOSE.

Frtte Mont Aur ga c-mmitt-e
rorreseutinE tha United Mine Work
r-- rf WyaminE. f7Iaf % reach a
sage a-reeue ent- John D Hart said
an the coal hines in wyoming would
shut down tomorrow. Seven thous
and men ziu hs fdIe
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
5-YEAR-oLD BOY FALLS
FROM EIGHTH STORY; KILLED

Chicago. Auc ef-WfiHam Doctr-y
Ir. sire fvc wear old son Of a wealthy
Planter of Memphis. fell from an
eighth story hotel window today and
vas instantly killed The hos pushed
the screen from the window and fell
% the pavement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31
IS
MADE RECEIVER
RuMORED THAT FIRM OF BROWN
6 co. MORE INVOLVED THAN
SUPPOSED.
GIVES $25O,OOO BOND
Stock Exchange Committee TO Make a
Reoort on its investigation
Some Time Next
Week.

New York, Aug. 30.--Judge Holt OF
itha United States district court today
appointed former Congressman Chas.
r, Llttlefeld of Maine as receiver CT
tho firm Of A O. Brown & Go. His
bond was fixed at $250,a00 Mr.. Lit
.tlefeld will take charge Of the firm on
Monday
The appointment of receiver was
q great surprise to Wall street today,
for it had been expected that the
Brown failure would be settled by the
payment Of its debts The mother Of
one Of the partners was understood
to he willing to put up half million
dollars The fact that she has not done
80 leaves Wall stree tn believe that
the debts must he even much greater
One ef the rpmors current today
was that the firm had sold 10 600 tom,
~ copper metal short in london aud
thu. the options would mature next
week.
The stock Exchange COMMITTEES
hH"t - hh'Ht'AdRIHs VIZ idIibl' II t'N-
peeted u make a report about the
middle Of the week
Pleased With Littieheid.
When Edward r. buchanan. one Of
III" firm of A. O. Brown a. Co. was
asked today abort the appointment OF
thC receiver he said
II have left that matter entirely to
onr attorneys and wish to say that
! am pleased that gentleman Of such
high standing and ability as MFR. Lit.
tlefeld was appointed He undoubted-
ly will be fair and impartial, and I'M.
less | am greatly mistaken viii ffnd
the affairs of the firm In splendid
shane
'iia,e Won changed your attitude 10,
wards the banks and the exchange
who. you said. were re,
sponsible for the suspension >"
Not in the slightest degree. II is
my intention to fight II out with them
% The end, which I think II is my duty
o cur clients as well as 10 our firm"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31

Compare Tho Buileti1's srciety
ocium7 Hfth the uthsr Cairo papsrs-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-31

ltsea IarFsrn fhe racro afo ursfe I
the rrTrr chair. has been able 20
give thr police scme va'uab'e infcrma
ton of occurrCnCcs uD % fhs tine fre
first shot was f-el Then lacks n he-
came heaEfrTol anI De- is not certain
be- eaw ruan or two or three n1e7
and O. woman Iagksru sas unsri1z
ire chair along tire p-acti-auv d-ser
ef rad iu the Wak Wfth MS heal
down. aimcst NaikinE in his 81 en
vhsn the shot alarmed Rim and he
tcoseiuss5 On Pm Pszs1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-07
CONCENTRATES.

The Nevada Mining News refers to
the Gibralter mine in the Bullfrog dis
trict as an exploded phenomenon.
ore has been discovered on the
S00-foot leve of the Tonopah Midway
mine. The ledge is said to be so feet
wide.
General Manager d. D. Jackling ex-
poets TO leave for the east soon to at
tend the annual meeting of the Utah
Copper company.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &c
Company We're: Crude ore and concen-
trate, $4,000; base bullion, 100000.
Judge John a. Street has returned
from the east where he went on bust
ness recently. He says everyone in
terested in copper in the east is OPP
timistc regarding the future of that
metal and that they expect to see it
sell around Is cents pound, or better,
from now on.
The Lost Josephine Gold Mining
company of Provo filed articles OF In
corporation with the secretary of state
yesterday. The capital stock is $780,
900. with shares at 10 cents each. The
officers are: Albert Singleton. presi-
dent; william Drury. vice president,
and A. o. Sinoot, secretary and treas
urer.
There is some talk OF an assessment
being levied on the stock of the Lower
Mammoth Mining company. The mat
ter will receive attention at the meet
Ing of shareholders next Monday.
Their is a growing opinion that the
directors made a mistake In paying
out practically all of the surplus earn
ings of the company In dividends with
out creating a reserve rund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-07
DEVELOPMENT AT
UTAH Con. NINE
Manager Risque Plans to In
crease Ore Reserves During
Shut Down in Smeter.
SHAFT TO BE SENT DEEPER.
New Electric IIaulagc system Being
Insiallcd--Nnst Tonnage
In Sight.

The force out at the Utah Consoli-
dated mine In Bingham has been re-
duced to a development basis and
while the Minis is not producing 1; is the
Intention of Manager Risque TO push
exploratory work as rapily as posi-
BILE. Among the things he proposes to
do and which he has already undertake
depth. with this object in view, a
shaft is being sunk and 1t VIII prob
ably be sent to depth OF from 500
To 1000 feet without a stop. or course
stations win be cut, and levels run OFF
to develop the ore bodies. at inter-
walls on the way down.
II was learned today that good prog
ress Is being made with the Installation
of the new haulage system. The cleo
trio wiring of the mine has been prac-
tically completed; the motors viii be
on the ground in a short time and when
they are pressed into service the event
VIII mark the passing of the mule from
the performance Of faithful duty fin
the moving of ore trains.
Although the Utah Consolidated has
a vast tonnage of ore blocked out In
Its mine, there Is no doubt but that the
cutting off of production for time
will give Manager Risque the oppor-
tunity to put the property into much
better physical condition and every
body who knows anything about Utah
Consolidated at all, is cognizant that
at no time in its history has the mine
been In finer shape than 1t is now. IT
Is important to open the ore deposits
below The lower tunnel level and that
Is where work will be centered largely
during the present year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-07
STOCK MARKET
RATHER UNSTABLE

New York, Jan. IA moderate De
mand carried opening prices Of stocks
over last night Great Northern pre-
ferred rose u and American Sineitins
/. and there we're large fractional gains
in some other stocks. American sugar
declined az. the preferred 3.
The whole list reacted sharply after
the opening. carrying the active speou-
lative stocks back to a fraction below
last night.
Supporting orders were distributed
and the market rallied TO the opening
figures. Buoyancy was SHOWN by the
high priced coalers, and strength was
displayed by the metal stocks. Lacka-
waIlna bounded up 2o5a TO 4to%, Del
aware Il Hudson ~, United states
deduction 1h, Disullers securities
and United States Rubber IA, Read
ing rs and Analgamated Copper ana
Anaconda /. Chicago Great West
ern preferred "A" dropped 4
points. The general movement was
wavering and uncertain.
The market reflected caustic profit
taking in a moderate reaction. Read
ing was held about par with sustaining
effect. New York, Chicago * st. LOUIS
second preferred sold at an ADVANCE Oh
Sia. CRANKY Mining 2, Northwestern
and Erie second preferred and United
states Steel preferred !. Great North
ern ore Certificates declined "a,
North American rs and Northern Pa
cific 1.
Bonds were firm.
Great Northern preferred came into
special demand. The rest of the list
showed more stable tone. The whole
list reacted however. before the end
of the noon hour. Delaware e. Hudson
extended its rise to s points, North
western az, Chicago, St Paul, Min
neapolis and Omaha Sta Great North
ern preferred 2k American Smelling
?, National Lead TX and Republic
steel preferred 1.
Signs OF renewed liquidation In Mis-
souri, Pacific caused some of the prom
inent stocks TO sag below yesterdays
closing and reduced the advances in
other stocks in small proportion. Some
OF the less active stocks made adj
vances. Anaconda lost 2. The mar
ket closed irregular The reaction es-
tablished some considerable declines
before 1t was arrested, when the mar
ket was thrown into profound dull
ness. There was some rally from the
extreme reaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-07
WILL KEEP GOING.
Only An Ore Famine Can Stop Opcr-
alton of Murray Smcltcr.


Rumors were persistent ON the
streets yesterday afternoon that the
big smelter OF the American Smelling
& Refining company at Murray was
scheduled for shutdown within the
present month Al the Offices OF the
company the report was denied, GEN
eral Manager Whitley making the
statement that there would be no let
up unless the ore ran out
That there is scarcity OF lead ore
In sight has not been denied by the
smelter officials The Utah lead mines
have practically all ceased operation
ana the accumulated stock OF lead ore
at the smeltor has been reduced very
materially; so much SO that thirty days
more run OF the furnaces. even at
greatly reduced capacity VIII clean
up about all the ore on hand
IL was said by wen known pro-
Queer today. who has his ore concen-
trated 10 the American, that the man
! agement OF the latter has been urg-
Ing him To Increase his shipments. He
cut them down at the request Of the
smelter people some time ago; hut nov
he says, ne Is In no hurry TO 80 back
TO normal conditions again because OF
the low metal prices. What's the
use" said he when discussing the
situation today, ~ We did start up al
! fun blast, we would get but little
profit out OF the ore shipped. go I
! think It Is better to leave Il In the
mine than take Il out These low
| prices cannot always prevail. That's
sure. II the shelters don't oct the ore,
! there Is bound 10 be "A shortage after
! awhile. Hut ] believe the metals are
| going higher considerably higher
! silver were all quoted higher yester-
| day ana IL thev improve. as | believe
| they Will It VIII not be many weeks
until the mines can start up again and
! give employment to whole lot or
| men who are out OF work now"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-07
SEVEN TRouGHs ECLIPSE.
Manager Watts Hears More Good News
From Camp.

Manager Charts w. Watts of the
Seven Troughs Eclipse Mining con.-
pany. who has been in the city for
the past week, received a letter from
camp today conveying the very pleas.
ing information that the north DRIFT
on the 150-foot level continues to look
better all the time and that at dis
lance of 60 feet in. a marked change
has taken place Several samples of
ore from this drift have been assayed
and the highest showed values Of
1890 in gold to she ton; but this
specimen was picked from rich
streak, about an inch in width. fol-
lowing the hanging wall.
The east cross-cut, Mr.. Watts stated.
was In 81 feet at the beginning of
the week and he figures that another
30 feet will take II through the foot
wall and what is believed to be The
hanging wall of another ore body.
Mr.. Watts expects 10 be in the city
several days yet before returning to
camp There will be meeting Of the
members of the syndicate which To-
Gated the Eclipse ground tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-07
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. Cattle Receipts
about $500 head Market steady to 10
cents lower Beeves 3.5lQ5. 20: cows and
heifers .25d4 so; Texans 3, loqp3.eo calves
500a67 "a; westerns 3.l0a4.J 80; stockers and
feeders 2.25q4. Ia.
Hogs-Receipts about 1900. 5alOc lower
Lights 4.l51t4 .55; mixed 4. 25d4.Go; heavy
4 2olt4. 75ia: roughs 4.20sd4. 80: pigs 5000
AS; bulk OF sales 4 aodi.55.
Sheep Receipts about 1900; market
5,25; yearlings 4.7cds. 80; lambs 4.7jq6.90 %;
westerns 4,75ds,a5,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan 7.-Cattle-Receipts
1900 including 400 southerns. Market
steady to 10 cents lower. Native steers
3. So95.50; native cows. and heifers 2.25a
t.I5; stockers and feeders 275H4.5o; bulls
3.00G4 90: calves 8. 6oG6.75. western steers
3. l5d5.0 do cows 2.50d4.0o.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 market Zoe low
er. Bulk of sales 4 2OGe4 IS: heavy 4.259
40; packers 4.90a4s5; pigs and lights
4.00d4 80.
sheep Receipts 1900 Market steady to
10 cents lower. Muttons 4,00q4. 75; lambs
6.ooa6.70 fed ewes l.75d4.s5.
OMAHA
South Omaha, Neb., Jan. 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 6,000; market slow to 10 cents low
en- Native steers S.J0Gi5. 80: cows and
heifers 2.a5G4, IS western steers 3.Oo1
80; Texas steers 2.75@4. CO. cows and
eers and feeders 2.7dgl4 no. calves s.OoQ5 50;
bulls and stays l.7s9f4.oo
Hogs-Receitps 1900: market cents
lower, Heavies 4,20a4 80; mixed 422lsai
~; lights 4. 9oa4 30; pigs 4.Ooa4.2S; bulk
sheep Receipts 5000 Market strong.
Yearings 5.eNd5.75; wethers .iOail. 80;
ewes 4.V0G4.5O: lambs 625dl6s5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-07
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

man, made an examination of the dis
trict n short time ago and this was hts
conclusion Mr.. Tamney says that II
capital can be interested and n subsidi-
airy company organized to build n
smelter nj Rhyolte, his people VIII erect
test plant here and prove to the salts
faction OF everyone concerned that the
process IL n success beyond question.
ducos the cost OF smelting.if smelters or
this kind can be built over the country
II is thought that general relief from
the exorbitant charges OF the smelter
trust VIII be afforded.