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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
CONCENTRATES.

John Dern is expected 10 arrive from
Fremont Neb.. today or tomorrow,
The Gemlni Mining company is sink
ing the shaft on that property from the
LOO To the 1900 levels.
The office force in the Bingham Con-
solidated and Ohio Copper companies
has been trimmed to the minimum.
Manager o. T. Carey of the Ohio
& Colorado Smelling & Refining COM
pany with headquarters al Salida
Colo, is in the city on brief business
trip.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
co. were. Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000: base bullion. $4,000.
President Bonn and Supt. Leasing of
the Progressive Mining company, oper-
ating IN Beaver county, are in the city.
They report some very gratifying de-
velopments on the $50 level of the prop
erty belonging to that company and
which IS situated in the Star mining
district
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ABOUT BALAKLA1A.
\ California Criticism About Copper
Property.

Property.
The BalaklaIa mine and plant are
shut down tight and only three or four
watchmen are employed, says Redding,
California, advices.
"ft Is conceded by smelter author
tiles here that rs per cent of con-
struction work is finished and that
one months work would prepare 1t for
ore production. IL is a most excellent
plant in every detail. and 1t should
have been producing long ago, but the
trouble was that the New York end
wanted bigger plant so that It could
make greater noise in the stock
market
THE fact that people who were re-
sponsible for the King Edward hota-
ton are in the management of the
Balaklala does not furnish much con-
ISOLATION for Balaklala stockholders.
What the Balallala company has need
ed has been some good engineering
talent higher up" The practical
operations on the ground have been
all right There has been too much
stock market end 10 the proposition.
That Is the way 1t looks from this end
OF the line. The mine end of the
Balaklala is in splendid shape and
ready to ship a fun daily supply of
ore for the smelter.
There is considerable criticism as to
the tramway. Why they built a tram
way when the experience of the adj
Joining Mammoth company demon
strated decisively that a railroad was
better. ana II would have cost less to
build. is beyond comprehension, for, in
the end, railroad will have to be built.
The Mammoth people have been all
through this, and are Just starting to
operate their railroad. when their tram
MAN will be abnndonehN
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. ,--Cattle-Receipts ABOUT
2.OOO: steady: shade lower; beeves 3.501
coo: cows and hefers l.25d+.5O Texans
3.1Oa3. 30: calves 5.0ou6I5; westerns 3,lon
$50; stockers and feeders 2,2Sg4. 10.
Hogs-Receipts about $1,000; market &c
lower. Lights 4, 1914 Az; mixed 4.l5a4 90;
heavy 4.i5GI4 .52ie; roughs 415D4 20; pigs
s.6Oaa 25; bulk OF sales 4.4OGI4 AS.
Sheep Receipts about 1900: market
strong to ioc higher. Natives :. Egg g. q;
lambs 5.0Od7. 10: western s.oom1.2o'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Jan. s.-Cattle--Receipts
5000 including 200 southerns: market
steady Native steers 3.SOaS.5o: native
COWS and heifers 2.75a4 20: stockers and
feeders 3.0Oii4 so; bulls 2,75Q4.l0; calves
3 75G6.75: western steers 3.75NS.OO. west
ern cows 2. 75d4.Oo
Hogs-R Receipts 5000 market 5ql0c low
er. Bulk Of sales 4.20d4.55: heavy 1900
40; packers 4.2Oa4 30; nigs and light 400
Sheep Receipts 5000; market strong to
lOc higher. Muttons 4.3q4 90: lambs
e95@6.So; range wethers 425a5.s5; fed
yves ''''e''' OMAHA.
South Omaha, Jan. S.--Cattle-Receipts
1000: market steady: native steers 3.5OI
so; cows and heifers 200N4.25; western
steers 3OOdi 90: Texas steers 2.15Nd 10:
COWS and helfers 2.00Qi425; western steers
3.O0a45O: Texas steers 2.75ll.1O: GO vs. and
heifers l 75M2. rs: Gamers .20a2 30; stock
crs and feeders 2.754i 40 calves 3.O0dl
80: bulls and stays 1.75l4.o0.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shade 10 &c lower
Heavy 4, 2Od4 30; mixed 4.20d4 g; light
4l5al4. %; pigs 4,Ood4. 20; bulk of sales 40
Sheep Receipts COCO; market shade
;ttronger. WARNINGS 500G5 so. wethers
iaodiS5. ewes 4OOd4.6O; lambs 6.25as 90
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SUIT AGAINST
KING COALITION
Park City Company Charged
With Having Extracted Ore
Without Authority.
TEN THOUSAND TONS.
Value OF Which Alleged 10 he $780,
O0O--From Conlding and
Arthur Claims.

Nicholas Treweek and j. Leonard
Burch are plaintiffs IN a suit filed this
morning In the United states district
court against the silver King Coalition
Mines company. III the complaint III
equity II Is alleged the corporation mas
taken 10000 tons of ore from ground
owned by the plaintiffs ana as the
value Of this ore is estimated AT some
thing more than 100000, this sum
IS asked. The plaintiffs assert they own
three quarters interest In the Conkling
and Arthur claims Ia the Uintah min
ing district. summit county, Park city.
Utah. According to the complaint the
King Coalition company drove under
ground tunnels into this ground and
obtained 10000 tops OF slver-lead and
other precious mineral ores.
The complaint also relates that on
May "a, 1902, MIR. Treweek contracted
a debt OF 5000 with j. A. Creighton,
the debt to carry per cent and an
other debt of $1,000 with Creighton,
Oct 10. 1903 tho debt to carry per
cent per annum.
To bring about a cancellation of these
and subsequent transactions through
payment Mr.. Treweek made John
Daugherty trustee, turning over one
half of his tTreweek's) interest In the
mining ground to him as q mortgage.
Some time ago Mr.. Treweek asked Mt
Daugherty to start some action against
the company towards getting values
from the interest but as Mr. Daugherty
refused or failed to do this Mr.. 'rro-
week and Mr.. Burch have asked the
courts, themselves. To make the COM
pany pay for the ores said to have
been extracted from tho PLAINTIFF
ground without remuneration to the
plaintiffg
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n1,TrrR AND EGGS.

chicago. Jan. SHUTTER. steady; cream
e,Iea s05i 9pc; dairies iSG25c.
Eges~Steady at mark. cases included,
2saiS for fresh stock. others as low as
lsc. ,,x,,, rp,ryrs
New York, Jan. 1.-THE market for
eynporated apples continues quiet put IL
n little steadler In tone owing 10 the re
fusaI OF the holders TO meet lower views.
Fancy are quoted as 10lsml1io; choice ~
sa.al0c: prime at sastEc: 1905 truit 90
Prunes are steady on spot with quota
tions ranging from 81. to l6c for Cahioin ma
fruit and from to INC Tor oregohs VVs
Ipricots arc unchanged with choiee
quoted at 22dtsc; extra choice 2Spz''
Peaches quiet with choice quoted at ia
lg7sc: extra choice 12isMl3iSc; fancy az
1859: extra fancy 4a14isc.
Raisins are unchanged with loose mus
catel quoted 7I7a4c: seeded ralsins 10
si4c and London layers Mt l.7oHl. 50.
sNuGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Jan. s.--Sugar raw steady;
fair refining S,a1: centrifugal .oG test SOB;
rnoasses sugar 3.l7.
Refined steady; crushed $50: powdered
800; graduated 4 10,
C'otfess--Quet: No. Rio SIC: No.
Santos Sc.
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PIocHE STARTING UP.
Miners Going Back to Work in Ne
vada Utah Mine.

Late information received from FL
oche has conveyed the information
that the Nevada Utah Mines & Smelt-
ers corporation is getting ready to re-
sumo operations at the Day mine in
the Jack Rabbit section OF the dis
trict Members OF the Miners union
are applying for work again and seem
willing TO accept the new schedule of
wages, which became effective on tho
LIST inst. Although the scale of wages
now in force is considerably lower than
the old one. IL is no lower than the
one In force In the camp OF Ely at
the present time None OF the Phoebe
mines are shipping now on account of
the low metal prices. but just as soon
as they come up again, there Is no
doubt but that the camp will do It's
share towards supplying the local
market with lead. silver and copper
ores
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Stocks Quoted Some Lower To-day
Closing Quotations and Sales.

some Of the mining stocks which re-
corded gains yesterday suffered a slight
reaction today. Silver was quoted on
and That probably bad an effect on
market conditions With the exception
of Seven Troughs and New York Ro.
nanza. the sales OF the regular fore.
noon call were confined 10 the Tint,
issues. ON the open board. Consolidat
ed Murcur went at % cents; Mountain
Lake was bought by a buyer AT tn.
same price, while Seven Troughs CLOSED
on a sale at 80 cents.
There was little trading done In the
unlisted stocks. Ohio was quoted low.
er and one board lot was sold Mt $3.50
The closing quotations and sales were.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. S.--afoney on call
steady, 2 al per cent; ruling rate G
per cent; closing bid -; offered at
3 per cent.
Time loans easy, 90 and 90 days G
per cent: six months. q per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper per
cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business I'm bankers bills al 1880 AT
1880 for demand. and at 1851 for
90 day bills; commercial bills, 1sO.75.
Bar silver 81
Mexican dollars, nv.
Bonds: Governments firm; railroad
bonds irregular.
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REGULAR p. NJ. sALEs.

Ajax, coo at 20.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at AZ; 500 at
1875, seller 60.
Nevada Hills, eco at 2.72h; $50 al
Uncle sam, 2.7oO at AZ; 200 at i24a;
500 at AZ. buyer 80; 300 at 1ia.
Colorado Mining. 400 nj 2.17ia.
Iron Blossom. 800 at "a; 500 at "a
New York. 500 nj 06; 500 at 06h.
South Columbus, 100 at so.
Seven Troughe. $500 at 80; 1000 at
321a: 1000 at 80, seller so; 500 at 49,
seller 60; 10 at 80, seller 30 100 at 3S ~
seller GO. 500 al a. buyer 60; 500 AT
80, seller 60: 10000 ut 34i4; 1880 al
"a
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER.
Directors win Meet TO Declare Divi-
dcnd soon.

It Is expected that the directors OF
the West Mountain Placer Mlning
company will get together in a saw
days and post . dividend OF $4,000.
This is the only mining corporation,
probably In all the world. that derives
all It's revenue from water and land
rentals. The Copperton mill of the
Utah Copper company Is located On
West Mountain placer ground as well
as the source OF the chief water supply
to operate the plant.
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BOSTON CURE LIST.

Badger Brothers. brokers. 1860 south
Main street. furnish the following quo
tations'
Ahmeek, 6ON65; Bingham Con. Y a
x; Butte & London, 750S0; Boston
Con, l2AW13ia Cum. Ely, SWl1;
Dominion Copper. 1hmlb East
Butte. 4%n5; Foster Cobalt, 5sG6D f,
Glroux. 2& as; Green G, & H,,4AW4St
Majestic, 9G@9S Mack, 1Gl l-lG;
NeV-Utah, ga ass Niplssing. 1G1k
Kowanee. 5a5h; S. & r.. l2G12h.
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire. this afternoon;
Newhouse, SGSiS; Utah Cop, 22h@
22$s; New Cons. s@9is Cum. Ely. ia
rs: Balk.. 2ss@24; King Edw.. aG7s;
Nippissing. 7@71s; Davis DAILY, 4ai%:
Giroux. $685.; G. 6. & Sill, laTs-l6:
New. Smelling, ltad1A; Mitchell, 1sQ9ss
New. Utah. S1S-16q37s: Sill. On, fsQ% ;
Ely Cons. is6&; Dom. Cop, IL al ~ /;
Gibraltar, Smlo; Tintic. 31a "a
7OdS1Is Tenn. Cop, 25m27A.
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Yesterdays.
Nephi ]. Hansen to Sugar House
Floral G. Seed Co., property cor
ner Twelfth South and Thirteenth

Nephi j. Hansen to Sugar House
Floral G. Seed Co. property cor
ner Twelfth South and Thirteenth -,
rh hoSs weir to John Weir Jr.,
part of lot 2, block 81, plat A 80. 10
Mako Buneta to Matilda Buneta,
lots % etc, block 10. Shelter City.
Mako Buneta to Matilda Buneta,
land in section 20 township
south, range / west .......,..,..,,,.. p
r. Leo Bird to George Naylor,
land in section is. township south.
range ! east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: !
4. G.. Larimer 10 Samuel David
Lee. part of lot /, block !. Heahts 80
Sadies Thomas Benedict TO James n.
Haslam part of lot q block llS' ,oo
John ohm Clark to willard Young. part
Of lot 9, block Is, plat ID ..........,.. 2,l2O
Charles Fallentine TO Novo A. Fal-
ientlne lot So Glendale Park 80. 8
John b. Milan to Raphael j. Frois-
eth. lots 2, etc, block 2, Utah
Southern addition ............,..,., 10
Edwin II. Rich 10 Mary a. y, Rich
part of lot 2. block 90, plat C ...,.. 5
j. A. C.. Nelson TO Ole Olsen. part
Of lot g. block %, plat b ..,.,......,.. 1850
Anna Schuttroth 10 Serena r. Tut
tle part OF lot A block rs. plat D.. $50
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Wool.
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. Jan s-Wodl STEADY. Ter
rtory mediums 2Oa25c; hne 1sd2lc: fine
mediums lddl7c,
BOSTON.
Boston, Jan. 7..-Interest in the local
wool market is revivinz Many buyers
are reported In the market and mills are
snd 10 be starting up generally through
out New England. Prices OF fine adm
fine medium were strong. Easter cond-
California Northern 63ud5c middle
county. hs66Oc: southern 55dbsc
Oregon--Eastern No | Staple roc;
eastern No. clothing Ge66sc; eastern
Territory secured basiS-Fine stple
70d72c; fine medium staple eSfi70o; fine
clothing 65d61c fine mtdium clothing,
GMG8c; half-blood f5mG7c: three
elghths-blood 62dG3c: duarter-blood bsG
SIC; pulled extra G7H7Oc; fine A, 5Sa6Jc
A-supers isdJ5c
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buyer so; $500 at ssis: $500 at SO: 500
at &c., seller 60.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Butler Liberal. 500 ut 8.
I,ecl Tunnel, 600 at 81
Con. McrcuT. 200 at rs.
Crown Point 200 Mt H.
Colorado. 500 at 2.17lS. seller 30.
Grand Central, 1000 at sS5,
Lower Mammoth, 800 at iS.
Mountain Lake, 500 at rs, buyer 30.
May Day. 100 at %; 1900 at 26ls 100
at &c.
New York. 1000 at 81 1000 at g.
s'ioux Con, 100 at II.
Seven Troughs. LOCO at 80.
Uncle sam, 200 at 40.
~ I,ItrIrI ..1lnN-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TODAY'S.

Newell Beeman and wife TO W. j.. 49,
West part lot l, lock s, plat 6 ,;N,S0
August l.. Sidell to Maria c. Sidell
part section %, township south
range ! west ..,...........- ts-'-'-.' o
Elizabeth A. Mitchell to Margaret
McNair, part section 10, township
2 south, range ! east ...,.......... i
Thomas Allsop and wife to WILLIAM
Christopherson, lots 4. 5 and 8. block
q plate A Eastern Addition ........ 100
John j Freeman and wife to George
Par ~ "'.'' pa Nv s'',.e........, 1900
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MONTANA MINING SUIT.
Henry Nj. Ryan, Former Salt Lakcr,
Mentioned In Case.

Butte. Mont, Jan. S.-A Helena spe-
clal 10 the Miner says.
Thirty-seven stockholders of the KIM
berly- Montana Mining company have
filed an answer In the federal court to
TIE petition filed By the Montana Con-
solidated Mining company to have the
Kimberly company adiudged bankrupt.
The stockholders represent 450, 900
shares OF stock and allege that the pro-
cecdlngs were brought FOR the express
purpose of unlawfully and fraudulenty
imposing upon and using this court TO
assist in carrying out "A fraud upon a
large body Of stockholders and TO cheat
them out of their just rights"
The answer states the Kimberly COM
pany has assets of 100000 and that its
Just liabilities are not more than one
third that sum. II Is alleged that the
Montana Consolidated company was in
corporated under the laws OF Arizona
for the purpose OF defrauding many or
the stockholders of the Kimberly com
pany; that Henry NJ Ryan. general
manager OF the Kimberly company, die
tates the policy of both companies and
that the Montana company is violating
an Injunction of the Illinois court IN
attempting 10 have the Kimberly COM
pany declared bankrupt.
II Is asked that the petition be dis
missed.
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Tonopah Nevada, i4Oa455; Montana
Tonopah, l.75@1 so; Tonopah Ext, l50
hid; Tonopah belmont, 7OdIii Tonopah
North star 10 bid; Ohio Tonopah, 3
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T. Il. SNOW a Co. Stock Brokers.
- Commercial Biz. Both Phones 1917;
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Ophir, il5@ll7is Mexican. iOail:
Gould q curry, IA asked Con. Va, 57dF
~; Savage. 37@3s; Hale & Noreross, 80
diO; yellow jacket, $50 bid Belcher,
2gQS0, Confidence, 6s bid; Sierra Me-
vada. S7aSSi Union. a6a2L
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BONFlLS FOUND GUILTY
OF ASSAULTlNG PATTERSON

Denver, Jan. Sired Bonhls, one OF
the propretors OF the Denver Post was
found guilty Of assault and battery uDon
Thomas NJ, Patterson former ,luit1d
States senator and principal owner OF The
Rocky Mountain News and the Denver
Times by Justice of the Peace Corlon
today and was fined $50 and costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08

Largo assortment Of cut flowers at
"The Flower shop under National
Bank OF the Republic,
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Il. ~ West & Co.. stock brokers
D, r. Walker Blk Both phones Of
fee and residence.
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a u. SO. Temple Both
phones 30.
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The Kimberly Montana company In
one of the western enterprises launched
several years ago by the Kimberly
Bull syndicate OF Sharon, Pa. At the
time the same syndicate operated the
Annie Laurie mine nj Kimberly. Pluto
county, this state. ana later took up
the Honerne enterprise at Stockton,
none Of which have achieved any Won
derfui success
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Bird-Co,van 90.

Custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
South West Temple ~.
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker, 2l5 u. r. Walker Block
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Jesse f. Cannon, Mining Broker.
with Cannon ~ Cannon, rs y. So.
Temple.
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asked: West End Con. slmS3; Rescue,
asked: Tonopah q California. 3 ask
ed; Golden Anchor 3d4 Jim Butler
3em4O Cash Boy. asked; Home. ask
cd; Golden Crown. asked.
GoLDFIELD.
sandstorm, 20 bid: col. Mt, IL bid;
Jumbo Ext. 81 asked Verflal, bid;
Booth Is bid; Blue Bull. lT@lS;
Adams, 6M7 Silver Pick, asked;
Nevada BOY. 2 bid; Black Butte Ext,
3 bid Blue Bell, S99; Dixie. SI4.
Goldheld Columbia, bid; Hlbernia, 3
al; st. Ives. 42G4S; Conqueror, 4
90 10; G.. Wonder, asked; Potlatcn,
bid orc. . bd; Kendall En-.
asked: Sandstone Ext, 3
bid Mayne. 2m3; Atlanta, % bid;
CT Bond 1920; Smmerone. 3 bid J,
Empire bid. RedN Ton Ext. 1903;
Florence. 3S7ia@3.9O; D'held b. b.
Cons, l7m1S: Goldheld Daisy. ssN90
Laguna. bid Comb. Fraction 72M7S
CIT. Bend Annex. 8 bid: b. b. Bonanza,
bid: Kewanos, S0d32: Esmeralda. 9
bid; Portland. s bid: Crackertack, 7@S:
Red Hills, S2@33; Mohawk Ext, . ask
ed; l.. Dillon. 4G5; Y Tiger, 10 bid /;
Grandma 6 bid: S. r. Ext. 3 asked: y
/ Rose. asked. Col Mt. Ext, ) asked ::
Goldfield Con, 460d462ls; D'ficld Tri-
angie, tVc.
BuLLFROG.
Original, 3@4; Bullfrog Mining, lGf5:
Montana Bullfrog, 1n2; National Bank,
10Gl2 l.. Harris. 1 asked; Amethyst.
Gas; Gold Bar, 40 asked; Denver Bull
frog Annex. bid: Bonnie Glare, II
asked: Mayhower Con. 1901; Mont
gomery Shoshone Ext. 2 asked G..
scepter. goa: Montgomery Mtn. sac:
b. Diamondfield, 4 bid: Homestake
Con. 1904; Tramp Con, 1913; Vic
tor, 3 asked.
MANHATTAN.
MANN. Cons. 24a26: Mani. Min.
Co. 2m3; q. Wedge, bid; S. Hum
phrey. 2dp3: Dexter, ) bid; l.. Joe. |
a.; Granny. is asked: Mustang, a
10: Cow Boy, az; Ulg. Manu.. bid;
Broncho, bid; j. Jack Z asked;
Pinenut, "A. 5. Dog, . bid; Y. Hors 3.
2@3; Ind. Camp, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle, 40 asked; Nevada
Hills, 2.7214 asked: Pittsburg Sill
Peak. 1.35m1 40; North star Wonder
asked: Eagles Nest, 20@21.
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asked West End Con. 3lmS3; Rescue,
asked: Tonopah & California. ask
ed: Golden Anchor. 3d4; Jim Butler.
3em40; Cash Boy, 2 asked Home. ask
cd; Golden Crown. 3 asked
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Got 70 go-uncallcd for suits. half
price Daniels, 81 West Second South.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Lpnllnck snecinl MIC }

ITUTTONh NptVINT NIT"-J
San Francisco, Jan S--'rhe quota
tions OF The syn Francisco stock eN-
change ON Nevada mining stocks are
report "a rs follows today
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MANHATTAN.
oTHER DISTRICTS.

Fairview Eagle, 40 asked; Nevada
Hills, 2.7211 asked: Pittsburg Sill
Peak, 1.35m1 40; North star Wonder
3 asked; Eagles Nest, 20@21.
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RECAPITUBATIoN.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-03-17

with Hays and others taking the
stump in a primary, forging bolts for
the Republican campaigners the next
fall.
There we're no Republican state Of
ficials when the last successful state
campaign was waged. The federal
officeholders were the politicians Them
Now the state Offices have been filed
and some OF the officials assume to
represent Kentucky in all things po-
litical. II Doctor Bruner and one or
two other "weak sisters" continue
their publicity policy and the state
goes Democratic next fall, who will
be responsible? Naturally the col
umns of the Democratic papers VIII
be open to anything Doctor Ben wish
es to say against the Republican party.
While we are not the least afraid
that Bruner can do Fairbanks any
good in Kentucky or elsewhere, his
official position makes II possible for
him to do the Republican party a deal
of harm.
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tCith me 20 the schooner"
"Never particularly investigated the
matter"
Don't believe such thing exists"
said Ives.
Not cockroach on the Laughing
Lass. Ever know OF an old hooker
that wasn't overrun with rats;'
mo, nor any one else. Not above
water"
Found a dozen dead rats. No sound
or sign of live one on the Laughing
Lass. No rats. no mice. no bugs. Gen
tlcmen, the laughing Lass is n charnel
ship"
NO wonder Billy's tender nerves
went wrong" said Ives. with irrepress-
able flippancy. "She's probably haunt
ed by cockroach wraiths."
"IIe1l have a chance 10 see said
Trendon. Captains going 90 put him
in charge"
"By way of apology, then" said
Barnett. That's pretty square"
captain Parkinson wishes 10 sec
you In his cabin, Mr. Edwards" said
nm orderly. coming In.
"A pleasant voyage, Captain Billy"
said Ives. sing out II the COLLINS cit
yer"
Fifteen minutes lItcr Ensign I'd
wards. with q du.rtcrmaster, Timmins,
the bo's'ns mate and crew, was
heading a straight course toward his
first command, with instructions to
keep company and watch for signals"
and intention to break into the brass
bound chest and ferret ont what clcw
lay there If II took dynamite. As he
boarded Barnett and Trendon, with
both Of whom the lad was a favortc,
came to a sinister conclusion
"Its poison, ! suppose" said the first
officer.
"And a mighty subtle sort" agreed
Trendon. Don't like the looks Of It,
He shook solemn head.
ITO be continued in next issue.)