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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-01
CONCENTRATES.

n, J CatrOw, one OF The largest own
ers OF stock IN the Ohio Copper com
pany, SIS expected 10 reach the city
this afternoon from Ohio.
y, r., Waterman expects Co leave
for Goldheld today or tomorrow TO re-
main several weeks with his sons who
are making good IN their Sandstone
lease.
General Manager Saxinun OF tho
Yampa Smelling ana Tintlc Mining ana
Development companies, pulled out
for the east This afternoon, lie expects
10 return In about three weeks
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NEW COMPANY FORMED.

Articles of Incorporation of the Cop
per star Mining company We're filed
today with Secretary of state Tingey
II is a Springville concern capitalized
for $4,000. in shares of the par value
of 2la cents each, or 100000 shares
r. I. Hatch is president. ID. Y. Shep-
herd, vice president; II. l.. Hatch. secre-
tary and treasurer, and James III. Okey
director.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April ,-Cattlo-Receipts about
is,Ooo Market steady to l0c lower Beeves
5:Wuf.So; cows and heifers . ODfIG 10.
ieAans 4.O0p6. 40: calves 4. 1916 az; western
S'9I9gosO; stockers and feeders g. 25G5. 30
Hogs-Receipts about 27OJn: market
steady 70 90 higher. Lights 5.9O6t6. 81; mix
ed o.gn6.SSi roughs J.9OHG.O5: pigs 1904
90: bulk OF sales .20aG.9O.
Sheep-Receipts about 1900 Market
, WEAK 10 10 cents lower. Natives 3.75aG.9 80:
westerns 6.OOd6.D: yearlings g. 25SI7 60:
lambs S,OouS.l0; western 6,50as.15
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, April 1.-Cattle-Re-
,Selpts fvV, including 500 southerns Mar
Ket steady d TO 10 cents lower. Native
steers b.VO47.OO; native cows and heifers
S.oog6 20; stockers and feeders 3. 75SiS. Is :
bulls 3 50lb. %: calves 3 .50fi5. 80: western
steers 4.lhg6.I5; western cows g. 5Olib. CO.
aogs--Receipts 10000 Market steady.
buik o.sSa6. 10; heavy 6.10u6 %: packers
ana butchers 6.95a6.10; lights 5.75Q6 TO-
sheep-Receipts 5000 Market steady TO
loc lower. Muttons 5.5OG6 rs; lambs & 75GI
49, range wethers 5.75a7.3O; fed ewes
OMAHA
Omaha, April 1.-CattIe-Receipts 900
MARKET lOG15c lower. Native steers 3 0O@
80; cows and heifers 3.25G5.75; western
range cows and heifers 2.75aiI. 80; can
ners 3. SaS.50: stockers and feeders 100
as. %. Jaw
Hogs-Reeeipts 200, Market $4,000 low
d6.10. "V'
Sheep Receipts 1900. Market 15aooc
lower Yearlings 6.50GD7. %: wethers 100
1850 ewes o'oVa86O; lambs 7,0oa7.95.
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oHIo-BINGHAm DEAL OFF.

The Boston News. Bureau saws. wc
understand that the plan whereby the
bingham Consolidated Co. was 10 be
absorbed by the Ohio Copper Co. has
been temporarily abandoned Under
this plan Bingham stockholders were
10 contribute $l2 per share and secure
for this contribution and the turning
over of their stock. 42-S shares of Ohio
Copper Co. stock and l share of Eagle
q Blue Rpll
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FINES JEFF DAVIS SOS.

Little Rock. Ark. April LIN pollce
court here today Thomas Helm, de-
putty prosecuting attorney. who yester-
day assaulted United states Senator
Jefferson Davis ON the street was fined
SO Senator Davis was fined $25 for
disturbance of the peace. having made
threats of shooting his antagonist fol-
lowing the assault.
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REGULAR P. NJ. SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 200 at 80.
Black Jack, 2.4O0 at So 1000 Mt
55, buyer so; 1000 at tsi, seller co:
500 at "a; 400 at 81, seller 80.
Bullock, 1000 at ia.
Colorado. 500 at $40.
Grown Point, 1000 at 90.
Eagles Nest, 500 ut II, buyer 60.
Iron Blossom. 500 at AZ, seller 90;
zoe at ~; ESQ at As. buyer 60.
Mammoth. 100 at 2.05.
May Day, zoo at AZ; 100 at 40, sell
or so.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 46.
New York, 100 at 1e; 500 at 15Is;
1900 at Is.
Seven Troughs. HOO at 90.
Sioux Con, 100 at 23la. buyer 30:
800 at 23 y, buyer so; Loon at %.
South Swansea, 400 al 20.
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May delivery selling UP to ssuam ~,
close was firm with M5iy IN Z a a. sF ha
Closssm,Whcat--May 99& Julv sSt yga
Corn MAY ess; July elt., Sen, COZ,
Oats-May (old) cay: Nav N US,
told) 4''s; July 40 Sept. 3Ss. 81 July
FORK May lSi2i2; July 1912.
Lard May S.l,lApS. 81: JULY S'59i
hlbs May t.325aIl7 10; July 7.s5
Rye--Caeh 1iG76 '''''
Barley-Cash 10USd
Timothy--April 4.E
Clover-Cash @.O0.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago, April i.--Butter stea5, co.,
ers 22u2S; dairies 90Q25ibc. Niearn-
Eggs steady, at mark. cases inc,,,a.,
New York. April l.--Butter er,, &c.,
cry specials &i2; creamery extras gSii :
Ac; creamery thirds to flrsts e0F,.,5i "s,zp
cess common to special iGG95c. s,.t ~
factory hrsts 9g0ls western
Chcese. quiet unchanged
Eggs, quiet, and a shade casiai pr,u,
and mixed tlrsts- l53.mlGiac. vnsf WI
selected 1917; average frstS l5i.SS.c
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April Sugar raw d..
fair refining 3.S6; centrifugal "a test ~ u,
moasses sugar 3.6l Tow
Refined steady. Crushed $40. povse,ed
$50; granulatcd s 30. F"Ne' ~
Coffee quiet No. Rio 8: No. 4 Santa.
sSscalac. '''s
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Adventure, 1Md2: Arcadian, 33a34;
Allouez, 2il8@25ts; Atlantic, $685.; Ari-
iona. ~ asked; Bingham Con. 1A9
tion, 2la2lB; Calumet Il Arizona. 80
bid; Calumet e Hecla, 2006 80: Cen
tennial 2ll929h. Con. Mercur 30 bid:
Copper Range. 64AG64si; DAILY West
sAqs: Elm River ld1A Franklin. ~
as; Greene Cananea, S7s69, HelvetIa
Se@S2ls; Isle Royale, 1919; La Sale
II bid; Massachusetts. 29sm2&
Mexican Cons. 6lkq%; Michigan. ia
u Mohawk 1880: Nevada Cons. liz
a% North Butte. 5SI4@s4; Old Domin-
ion, 360ls; Osceola. S26s5: Parrot. is
al; quincy. S1hms2: Rhode Island
3g4; Shannon. 11HsG7k: Santa Fe, 1&G
2; Tamarack 6O@6S; Trinity, 13MG14A:
United Copper. 42mA L. s. smelling,
3oisg36; U. 5. Smelling, pfd., 39la@A;
Utah Cons, 3Sd39; Victoria. 3dA: WI
mona, "a y; Wyandot 65@75; VOL
VERNE, l254130.
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ophir 2.35Q2.87la; Mexican. 50 bid;
Gould & Curry, bid; Con. Va, 4O64i;
Savage, 32q34; Hale & Norcross 29a3o:
Yellow Jacket, T1@72: Belcher, 10 bid.
Confidence, 40 bid; Sierra Nevada, s2@
80: Union, 35686.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James a. Pollock e Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
tons from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks.
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was taken to Friday the Srd inst. the
meeting place TO be New York city
this time. Intense interest attaches to
this company and developments in con-
nection with its affairs.
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ORE AND RuLLIoN.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick *
Company We're; Crude ore and con-
centrate $4,000; base bullion, $50, 600
Total S4b 900
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FOREIGN COPPER SUPPLY.


'lnlAo'h Hpetldl W iIt.l
Boston, April 1.-The foreign visible
supply OF copper on April I was g82t5
tons, a decrease Of $40 tons within lie
last two weeks.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS.

St Louis, April 1--Wool dull and low.
fine medium 14a16 fine l0dlSc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-01

r. H. Shaw & CO.. Stock brokers.
20 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1878
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-01

u. NJ, West & Co. stock broker.
ID i. Walker Blk. Both phones OF.
fee and residence.
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RnGuLAR GAIL SALE

Bullock, 1000 at g.
Century. 800 az %.
Colorado, 200 az $40,
Crown Point 200 az 2Gia
Eagles Nest, 200 at II.
South Mammoth 100 at 46is 200 at l6,
800 at A., buyer so,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-01

GEO O. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS.
BROKERS, 20 r. So Temple. Both
phones 80.
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RuLLERoG.

Original, lac; Bullfrog Mining, SOS;
Mont Bullfrog, lac; National Bank. .
MI: Amethyst bid Gold Bar. 1877
10; Denver Bullfrog Annex. asked
Bonnie Glare, 10 bid; Mayhower Cons
ll@12; Montgy Sho. Ext, 2Q3: G..
Scepter' 344; Montgy Mt, 10 asked:
p. Diamondheld asked; Homestake
Cons, 80nS1; Y. Girl, asked: Mug
get, . asked Tramp Cons, 20G2l;
Victor 4 asked
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Tonopah Nevada. ;35 bid; Montana
Tonopah. 1.7O@1.721z: Tonopah Exten-
sion, 20 bid; MacNamara, 37QSS: Tono-
pah Belmont, 105Q107is: Tonopah
North Star 12113; Ohio Tonopah, ask
cd; West End Cons. % bid; Rescue. IL
al2; Tonopah & California, bid; Cold
en- Anchor. bid; Jim Butler 30l32;
Cash Boy, bid: Home. asked; Mon
arch Pitts. Extn., asked; Golden
Grown, asked.
GOLDFLELD.
Sandstone, 3763S: Col. Mt, %
bid; Jumbo Ext, 33 bid Vernal, 5
bid: Pennsylvania, asked. Kendall.
a0@21; Rooth. 24G25: Blue Bull, ~
OBS; Adams, 5@6; Silver Pick, %
bid; MAY Queen. 10 asked: Nevada
Boy, 3Sp4; Black Butte Ext, 269;
Blue Bell. SO 10: Dixie, bid: Cold
field Columbia, 10 asked: Hibernia, 3
bid; ST. Ives, "a bid; Conqueror, .
asked; Black Rock, 3 asked Lone
Star, Sae; Orc, 8 bid: Kendall Ext,
] asked; Sandstone Ext. asked;
Atlanta, 240 20: Ct. Bend. Aga;
S.mmerone, a 4: Empire, bid; Red
Top Ext 15@16;: Florence, 4.4O
bid; 4fleld b. II. Cons, 16@1T; Gold
field Daisy. 1918 q1.30: Laguna. %
asked: Comb. Fraction, 10 bid CT.
Bend Ext, 7ms: CT. Bend Annex. Z a
s; Midtown, bid. Il. b. bonanza. z
asked: Kewanos, 37@3S Esmeralda,
. asked; Portland, S@g; Crackerjack,
s@9; Il, Mohawk, II asked: Red
hills. 2e@27; Mohawk Ext. 3 bid: L.
Dillon, 4qj; Grandma, bid; $. p.
Ext, 2 asked; Y. Rose, 3 asked: Gold
field Triangle, 5.15 bid: Dfield Tri-
angle, 7MS; Coming Nation. 2m3
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE,
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE

Badger Bros, brokers. 100 south Main
street, furnish the following quotations
received over their private wire:
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a, S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 9l5 D - Walker Block
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MANHATTAN.

MANN Cons, 1917: MANN. Min.
Co. asked; c. Wedge asked. y.
Humphrey, 2N3; Dexter. Gm7; Mus
tang, bid; Little Gray, asked; Cow
Boy. Ia; Ong Mani, 4 asked; Bron-
cho las; Plnenut, 9dl $. Dog g
bid; y Horse, asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew Eagle, 80 asked: Nevada
Hills ESQ asked: Pittsburg Sl. Peak,
l.05qi.l0; North Star Wonder, lag:
Eagles Nest, 10 bid; Ruby Wonder, 2
bid: Hailstone. 9 bid; Original Raw
hide n asked; Rawhide queen, 80
bid; RaNhlde BurrO. 9 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
EX-REBEL ELECTED
ALDERMAN IN MANILA

MANILA, p. l.. Aug. 12.-Returns
from the municipal elections show thar
Simon villa carried the southern dis
trict OF the city. being elected alder
man by a large plurality. while Ramon
Dickno was triumphant for the sim
liar Office in the northern district. de-
feating Dominator Gomez for the
place. Justo Lukban was elected 10
the assembly from the northern dis
trict
Simon villa is an ex-officer OF the
insurgent army and only escaped trial
for the murder OF n Spanish officer by
the general amnesty proclamation. He
is the man whose incendiary speeches
during his campaign aroused the
Americans and Spaniards of the city
10 such an extent that protests were
made by the Spanish consul-gencral
to Gov.-Gen Smith as the result OF
Villas public declaration that In the
event OF another revolution he would
advocate rhe slaughter OF all Spanlards
on the island
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
Man Whose Mind Was
a Blank, Recopers Long
Enough to Identify Self

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug. IL
A man who says he was mentally de-
ranged as the result of kick In a
football game. and supposed 10 be
Frank McGHnn, OF Poughkeepsie, n.
Y, has been held at the Detention
hospital for five days in an effort to
determine his identity. His mind Is
a perfect blank and although he talks
nationally he cannot remember his
name or his home.
McGlynn has been coached for FIVE
days in a vain effort to learn some
thing OF his relatives or where he
played football
Yesterday while searching a maya
zine he shouted suddenly: II have 1t.
and ran TO the matron with the name
cleveland" under an advertisement
OF Joseph Feiss & Co" His mind
wen; blank again and after long trial
he exclaimed the name, Schultz.
Feiss g. Co. were called on the tele-
phone and man who answered 10
the name of Schultz said he had I
bro,her-in-law by the name OF Frank
McGlynn, Poughkeepsie. N. V. who
was afflicted mentally and wandered
away ten months ago. The family had
not heard OF him since.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
CURRENT PALAVER
OF The POLITICIANS

Edward Pokorny, an attorney. is
candidate for estimator In the rllta
ward. He is well known throughout
the ward and has progressive ideas.
a big tent is TO purchased by the
WAYNE County Republican club. which
will use IL in the campaign In various
parts OF the city. A seating capacity
OF 1000 will be one OF the requisites
and the tent will be working six days
a week after the primaries
They're off in Wayne county for the
big pow-wow Of the gubernatorial cam
paign. DR. J. b. Bradley is among us
and Gov. Fred NJ. Warner Is on his
way. The doctor talks Wednesday
evening in the big tent OF the North
End Taft club. at Beaubien-st. and Mil
waukee-ave. Warner will talk in
Apers hall. Eighteenth and Linden-sts.,
Friday evening. and will then go 10
Schiller hall, Gratiot-ave. and Du-
bois.-st.
II am constantly in receipt Of let
ters from Wayne county people In
dorsing DR.. Bradley in the highest
terms" says William s. Dever, man
ager Of the doctors gubernatorial cam
paign in this county. This has sur
prised me the more as | have written
generally to people whose affiliations
I was unaware of They write me
that they are opposed 10 third-termism
and believe DR.. Bradley is the best
man TO place the state government on
n business basis"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
MAYOR ROASTED
+ BY COMMITTEE
GIVEN SLAP FOR D. p. w. INVES-
TIoATloN FlAsco-HAARER
is COMMENDED.

Mayor Thompson was roasted for
the tlfth time within a year in a coun-
eli report submitted Tuesday eRehins
This was the report OF The committee
ON streets which has been going over
the fiasco made by the mayors ac-
Countants, Hawkins g. Co. in inves-
tigating the books OF the department
OF public works.
After pointing out the worthlessness
OF the Hawkins report the aldermen
say: while the motives that led up
TO the investigation and the results
obtained by the Hawkins company
might justify us in believing that IL
was not the auditors purpose TO get
a correct report. your committee does
not make such a charge"
Commissioner Haarer Is commended
as running the department efficiently
and the aldermen add that. consider
ing the magnitude OF the operations
and the infinite detail involved. II Is
u wonder that SO few mistakes have
been made.
that some OF the streets in which
Mayor Thompson complained that car
tracks were in bad shape. have been
repaired and added its recommends
ton that the ID. L. r. be requested TO
repair the following tracks: Fortst.,
third TO fifth: Woodward. Brady TO
Delaware Randolph. Monroe to Graf
lot. Gratiot. Adelaide 10 Chene; Graf
lot. McDougalI TO Mack; Gratiot, Mack
10 Mt Elliott: Mack, Boulevard 10
Cadillac: Brush, Adams TO Rowena;
St. Antoine, Rowena 10 Leland: st.
Antoine. Forest to Farnsworth: Rus
sell. Ferry To Farnsworth; Congress,
st. Aubin TO Chene: Trumbun. Michi-
gan 10 Grand River.
A challenge was accepted TO play
a bail game with the county building
diamond artists on Oct 3. for the bene'
fit of the House OF Providence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

Pointoes-VirSinia white. sS9SsS
Pc Dbl
geese. So, ducks. 90 Toe. turkeys, lac
per 10.
Provision~-Mess pork. $3.50: family
pork xtsUl 1890, hgnt. clear, Nt.to,
heavy. sI7.5O; smoked MAINS, l3Q lSHc,
dry salte,i hriskets. iOGr lOlgc; shoal-
ders. &c: picnic hams, s%Iec; bacon,
i3@l3ihc: Hard. in tierces. i0c; kettle
rt nderTd. H. per ID.
Rnspberries-Red. - per bu.
s~..sLSrSseai dominoes. $50: eagle
tables. s76: cut loaf. tG.65; cubes.
So SO, MINK powdered, s61o; granu-
lated extra coarse, 1915; granulated.
in bulk s5.65; graduated. In 25-lb cot
ton bags. 1870; Michigan granulatei.
1856: confectione; A. $500; No. ].
ssssSS NO NO E. $3.50 sc: NO NO g. g. tsiis: N No
Is 40: No s. f5.35: No. 3. $3.50; No. 10.
sss5;, No. T. ;Sso No y; 'SiSi No;
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
WATER BOARD To
Turn DOWN CITY
HAAkS AT PLAN TO PROVIDE
A SITE FOR SEWAGE
PUMPING STATION.

The water board will turn the city
down hard on the request of the coun-
ell that a portion Of the water works
pumping station site be given over for
q sewage pumping station. Each wa
ter commissioner expressed different
reason for refusing the councffs re-
quest when il came up Tuesday after
noon.
A conference between the aldermen
and water commissioners will take
place next week, however, and II may
be as peaceful as June day.
There was nothing 10 IL but har-
mony in the water boards meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Commissioner
Pound fired few shots at present
methods, and all the others approved
'of- his position each time. which was
almost disconcerting. One OF Pound
recommendations was that $4,000 be
taken from the sinking fund to buy
M new water bonds, thus saving In
'terest. Another looked to the lower
Ing of the limit on which any one per-
1on can bid In bond Issues, from SO,
900 to $1,000. This Is to encourage
Detroit people to buy their own bonds.
Matthew Finn bid $152.o70 on an
issue OF $4,000 OF bonds and VIII
get them, although there was slight
hitch on the terms OF the bids that
Will take some refiguring. Finn Is
about $40 higher on premium than his
next competitor.
Bids on valves were high and the
board first decided to split the con-
tract. but finally rejected all bids. The
salary OF George Gibson, chief clerk.
was raised to $1,000.
Wyandottes request for water con.
nection, and the plea of st. Clair
Heights for more water were passed
over TO allow or future hearing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
MURTAGH DOESN'T
Z WANT CITY HALL CROWD
I know no barren ring.
& make no class a shrine,
a living. united Democracy Is mine.

This is the verse which James p.
1furtagh, candidate for the Democratic
Nomination for state senator in the
Second district. has chosen as his mot
ito. That particular line abuot barren
|xing'' means something too.
II do not covet the influence or the
EConnolly-city hall crowd" says Muir
<fagh. Il am fighting on my own mer-
10 and will win. II any ring wants to
come into the district to fight me, l
<vfll give them all they want"
& Murtagh will not consider a labor
Marty nomination for mayor, but would
not be surprised to see such a labor
'narty organization formed soon. He ran
o< state senator in the old First dis
v1ct when IL was hopeless for Demo
rnt to make the run, and Is now up
the labor candidate for state SEN
<for in q district which contains the
hreest proportion OF worhngmen OF
kny In the state.
II believe in personal liberty in its
kroadest sense and am opposed to
ump tuary laws of all kinds is his
oclaration on the liquor question.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
LOW MAN ON EXAM.
GIVEN POSITION
BY NJ CABE
BOILER INSPECTOR NAMES FRED
coopNouoH AS AN ASSISTANT,
PASSING OVER THOSE WITH
MUCH HIGHER STANDING.

Just as the old scrap over tho
boiler inspectorship seemed to be all
over but the proceedings in court to
determine whether John c. McCabe or
J. Harvey Williams should be inspec'
tor. McCabe has started the pin-wheels
spinning again.
He has continued VIM. c. Burrell as
chief assistant but has appointed Fred
Goodnough as the other assistant
Where this excites comment is from
the fact that the figures for the last
boiler inspector examination have
leaked out and they show Goodnough
to have been low man.
Aid. Deimel has the examination
markings. which show that John G.
McCabe was given a rating of 100, j..
II. Williams and John b. Purvis OF
50 apiece, o. ]. Dunkelberg 76. and
Fred Goodnough Ga.
Criticism is made because Good
nough has been preferred To Purvis
and Dunkelberg. Politics is brought
In by the fact that Goodnough has
stood with the mayor throughout the
long contest over the place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
MAN MANGLED BY
SWITCH ENGINE
cHAs. j. JASSiG RUN DOWN AT
hARBAUGH-ST. CROSSING
OF WABASH.

Charles j. Jassig. 40 years old. No,
120 Fulton-st.. who was employed In
the. Salt block in Ecorse. working
nights, was Instantly killed by Wa
bash switch engine at the Harbaugh-
st. crossing. early Wednesday morn
ing.
Jassig was returning home from
work when the accident occurred. As
he reached the crossing the two freight
trains were approaching from oppo-
site directions. In his confusion he
did not notice the engine which back
ed down on him. He was hurled 40
feet and was terribly mangled.
Jassig leaves wife and family.
Coroner Bennett was called but Will
hold no inquest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
Markets on4 Finance

hos TON. AUX. l2.-SaIes, fuInlsheu
10y Hayden. stone a Co, ADV. 2905.
Anal s.l62. All. l5o Am. Zine. 100.
Anc, so. Are. 10; Ariz. Coml, $50;
$50. Bos Cons. 900 Bos 4 Corb, %;
Butte Cltn. 2.3lS. G Il A. so; &. X H..
B. Cent. 1910. Con. Mer. 1900, Range,
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