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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-15
CONCENTRATE.

r. j. Evans, president Of the seven
Troughs Mining company viii soon
send 10 the stock holders complete
and detailed report OF the work OF the
company in the past year. lie has
just returned from Seven Troughs
where with NJ NJ. Johnson. chief OF the
Samuel Newhouse engineering staff,
and manager l.. A. Friedman Of Seven
Trough properties. has been collecting
data and inspecting the mines.
According to supt Roundy OF the
knight properties, the crown Point
company is again 10 search for ore.
When work was suspended some
months ago it was d@7le as the Colorado
was unable TO furnish power for the
drills As the Grown Point company
has $4,000 IN its treasury and has
made arrangements for power, IL viii
be recommended at the annual meet
ing Ia "a few days that the search for
ore be commenced.
The Finsen Ray and the Black Won
der groups. consisting Of ~ claims In
the Highland district at Phoebe. have
been taken over by "a syndicate Of salt
Lake and Phoebe mining men for a
consideration Of something like $50 000
The Finsen group OF five claims lies
between the Mendha and the Oregon
Phoebe claims and are believed 70
cover the main Mendha hsure Work
Is progressing on both properties under
the direction Of Ed F. Prudential
For some time tho management OF the
TmtiC Silver Crown Mining company, in
West Tiutic has been negotiating with
New York people for the entire amount
OF treasury stock. Arrangements have
been made whereby this deal Is practical
ly assured and with the money then
available 10 is certain that n small con-
centrating plant will be erected on the
property and development work VIII be
pushed.
Tho Emerald oil company Of Vsrnal
has filed articles OF Incorporation It
is capitalized for 10000, and viii ex-
plot claims in Rio Blanco county Col
orado. The officers are; Enos Bennion.
president: John s. HacKlinE vice presi-
dent. n. j. Meagher, sccretarN-trea -urcr.
The officers with All n. Johnson and
W. II. siddoway compose the director
ate
The North Utah Mining company. a
Portland. Ne. corporation, has. filed
copy Of its articles Of rncorpora ton with
Will operate in Bingham canyon ana
William y. Bohm Is designated ms the
local agent The company is capitalized
at S350Ooo0.
The approach Of the annual meeting
Of the DAILY West Mining company has
caused the customary scurry for proxies
and the usual desire to GUST tho present
management. The meeting Will be held
IN Denver, Feb. IS. Books Will close on
Jan. ~
Colorado Mining and Sioux Consolidat-
ed stocks are at present being dealt In
on the New York curb market.
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MARKET WITHOUT
SPECIAL FEATURE

New York. Jan 5-oponinc prices on
stocks today were but slightly changed
from last night Gains we're the more
numerous, but there we're few small
declines incudins the copper industriala
Dealings we're on u liberal scale. The
market was without any special feature
The floating supply OF stock around
tho opening level was soon cleaned up
and bids we're advanced until Oh Of the
important stocks were ruling at sub
stantial fractions above yesterdays
close. Pront-takinE sales then began
and most of the rise was lost though
some OF the minor stocks continued ln
brisk demand The market was quiet
but fairly steady at II o'clock
strenth OF Wisconsin Central and the
Canadian Pacific group was the feature
on the belief in the coming Inclusion or
the former with the latter. Otherwise
prices moved upwards and downwarda
alternately without pronounced ten-
dency Wisconsin Central shot up 90
while the preferred fell u Canadian Pa
clnc rose 10, Missouri Pacific ia. Chi
cago Great Western debentures sold AZ
decline Of 49, American smelling ~
and New York Central ana Amhgamateo
Copper 1 point Wisconsin Central re-
acted 8is and the whole market became
easier.
Bonds were nrm.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Army Enlistments--rhe war de-
partment recruiting circular just re-
ceivcd at the recruiting station IN this
city, shows there were ~ applicants for
enlistment accepted In this city and
Ogden during November, all OF whom
went TO the Infantry Sixteen apph-
cants were rejected. At Fort Douglas,
OF rs applicants only one was rejected.
They went 20 the infantry. The total
enlistments In the army for the month
were 1897 These records require time
for compilation. so that it rs always
two months before they arc tabulated
and sent out I'm circular form. The
onlistments now considerably exceed
the assertions. Two years ago 5000
men deserted.
Brown Plans More Apartments
Frank e. Brown took out a building
permit yesterday afternoon, TO erect a
$4,000 apartment building az 2t3-lT
Third East street. Mr.. Brown has put
up several such structures IN the past
year and finds that class Of investment
lemunerative.
Fast Freight-The Short Lire mas
arranged for a fast through freight
To- run 80 miles per hour between Port
land and Chicago. local freight will
be put on between Nampa and poCa-
tollo. which viii enable the Nampa
Wholesale houses 20 reache their GUS
toners I'm much better time.
New Scrvice-On May % it is stated
the Burlington road win institute
new northwestern service over It's lines
and connections, and run through
trains between Chicago and northwest
points. Two Of the trains between St.
Paul and Minneapolis and the north
west will be run through 10 Chicago
and an additional through train will be
run TO and from 81. Louis by way Of
Billings. Mont. and the Northern Pa
cific, going over tho newly constructed
tracks Of the Billings & Northern in
Montana between Billings and Great
Falls. This new service. IL Is under
stood. is put into effect 20 compete
with the service 10 be instituted upon
the completion OF the latter road
extension 10 the coast which will be
within the next 30 days
Cargo of Ice Wrecked-Six cars Of
ice We're wrecked near l.e Grande. in
Parleys canyon on the Rio GIande rail-
road Yesterday. Spreading rails were
responsible. r. l.. Ray. an engineer,
sustained a broken Jaw as a result OF
the tipover, but otherwise little DAM
age was done. Traffic was delayed
nearly five hours as a result OF the
wpeck.
Stork Visits Scotia baby boy was
born TO Mr. and Mrs, j. II. Scott Of
Portland, Or, yesterday afternoon on
one OF the Pullmans on the Los Ange-
lesl United. The town or Dyer, Utah.
was the placew hero the child first saw
the light Of day. and the proud parents
promptly named the infant Dyer Scott.
A physician was aboard the train and
an went we'll The mother was taken
20 the Holy Cross hospital on the ar
rival OF the train In this city.
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Deal Pending for Purchase Of
BINGHAM Property in
Bingham Canyon.
STOCKHOLDERS WANT MORE
Owns Property adjoining Ohio Cop
per. Utah Copper and Other Pro-
duccrs iu Bingham District.


- deal is now pending Tor lnc r'le
OF the entire treasury stock OF the
ysiroh.,,, Amafesrgated Conner come
pany and another one has been pend
ine for some time for the safe "i tHe
property according To- several persons
Interested in it This is given as "a rca-
SON f,.. ,bo chance tn tho price OFF
~ ,. 49,. 49,. hoe,
ivy 9'uN ~" O"""1D ""'il'h guy
Few lays ron several months 'he slolN
has been down and as the company
ceased work at bingham in December.
A ,,ort San t,o.or mn. ro,,rt or tho
,xpe,tod Sale has caused sone,yhaf
al "a rise I'M tbo stoct
sccretafy SNOW of the comp,ny de-
clared This morning chat the company
now has $4,000 shares of stock bon the
treasury and that "a deal h8s been
pending for The sale OF the entire
block Further than This. Doe asserted,
he was not in "a position to say.
year ago l5-day option was Sc
cured on tho company for The sale OF
the entire property at St50UuO. This
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GETTING ASSAY oFI1CE READY.

BY tomorrow night the local govern
ment assay office win be ready Tor
occupancy although Uncle Sam as yet
has placed no one In charge. J. U. El-
dredge. Jr who Is to be In charge of
the office is still an ordinary citizen
with no job with Uncle sam.
Within the next week or ten days IL
is expected that MT Eldredge viii re-
cciye his commission from Washington
and will then appoint his assistants.
Until then nothing will be done at the
assay office.
As soon as the office opens the Con-
solidated Mercur mining company VIII
be ready with about $4,000 worth of
gold bullion its December output for
sale Heretofore the company has been
compelled 20 send its output each
month to the mint az Denver For this
the express companies have charged
SIS or Whereabouts AT present the min-
ing company has the metal safely
slowed away en- a bank vault awaiting
the opening Of the office. There are a
number OF other mines that viii soon
be sending their gold TO the salt Lake
ASSAY office.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Jan. 15.-Timidlty Of local
bears who had been severely punished
the last two DAYS. had a tendency 90
restrict trading iu wheat today There
was no great support from bull leaders
I'm evidence and as a. result sentiment
I'M the pit was weak At the opening
prices were % TO p lower with May al
1.06ls GLOSS. Later May sold on TO
1.06a.
Increased country offerings Of corn
had a depressing effect on that mar
ket. MAY opened a share 90 Is lower
at 6h 70 @A q6l =, and sold on to
6k
oats were sympatheticaiiy dull and
weak. May opened SAL lower at 5ls
and sold at 5lA
Provisions were inclined to be weak
owing 20 the decline In the price OF hogs.
Opening quotations were unchanged 20
~ lower
Close wheat-M May. LOSS a1.o5% July.
a6 e N969 Sept 93ia
Corn-Jan. 57h May. CO.'S 0@; July,
6liH06l a Sept 81 a.
Oats-May. 51i4 July. as, Sept, IS a.
Pork-Jan., l6.62A May, l6.Ni5; July,
Is g.
Lard-Jan.. a57I4 May, s.T7t; July.
9.S71a
Ribs-Jan.. s70: May. 500: July, 9.O2h.
Rye-Cash 76d 76ia; May UQNA.
Barley-Cash, G0iRdst.
Timothy 400.
Clover-March. $50.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Jan. B--Cattle-Recelpt es-
tlmatod, 5000 market quiet Beeves, 500
az G; Texans. i.i5a6.D; westerns AW0
sos st0cicerg aud feeders, $500 0Q
cows and heifers, i.l5Q 800 calves. 10
Qo60
Hog Receipts. estimated 5000; mar
ket &C. lower. Lights, 8. hM 500. mixed
565Q6 30; heavy. 570d6.5; rough. 300
SIS. good 20 choice heavy o.eo0b.5oi
pigs. $4,000; bulk. 5.SG62c
sheep Receipts estimated. 5000 mar
ket steady Native, .1sd6. -; western,
8 2aG 20. yearilngs 6.1adI rs, lambs, ma
tives 5.25Qs.oQ. western. 5.2HSo
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. Jan. 15-Cattle-Recelp
1900. market steady. stockers and feed
ers. 2.i0m5.l0. bulls. .&W 500 calves
3 750S Is; western steers, A.00a6.25 vest
crn cows 3.0O6r 800
Receipts. 5000; market steady 20
&c. lower Bulk Of sales 5.50N $50;
heavy 6.O0d6 IS packers and butchers
5.oa6lO. lights. .50d6. 80; pigs, i.25d6 1i.
SheeD-Receipts 1000. market steady
Muttons, 4Q05.o, lambs. S.007. sos
range wethcrs, 4o06.i5; fed ewes 800
m5.3,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-15
BUSY DAY FOR SIOUX.
Stock Is in Good Demand on the Local
Mining Exchange.

Stock Is in Good Demand on the Local
Mining Exchange.
Tho appearance OF Sioux Consolidated
and Colorado mining stocks on the
New York curb has had its effect on
the local market and the price OF the
latter has continued 20 climb upward
ever since It was announced that east
ern brokers had secured an option on
$4,000 shares OF Colorado stock The
stock was sold at the close OF the ses-
sion Of the local mining exchange this
morning at s3l5, buyer 90 days which
IS a new high price for the year Dur
ing the regular and open board session
today 1900 shares OF Colorado were dis
posed Of
Sioux Consolidated was one OF the
active members OF the board and brok-
ers sold out early. Al the beginning
OF the session "a block OF 100 shares
changed hands for St27a cents and
closed strong az SL32h Considerable
attention Is being paid Crown Point
within the past few days and the stock
was again given boost this morning
During the session 45.fl5 shares
changed hands at S3g.60Tl0.
on the curb market stocks We're un-
usually slow Ely Valley which Is be-
ing touted as a coming Phoebe property.
received bid of 90 cents. and Untah
Treasure Hill was offered al "a cents.
Fog the lattcr l3a ccnts was bid Calls
for Ohio Copper failed to bring any of
the stock into the market Governor
was offered at i5 ccuts and Bingham
Central standard received "a Did of 2jia
cents.
NOD rHkfII.sH I4F"t.HrF A arr..k.u
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WILL SELL

90 tons and viii ondeavor to keep up
90 this standard
Managing Director W. W. Below
this morning returned TO his home at
Springfield Mass, after having in
spected the mine and seeing that af-
fairs were in proper shape 10 begin
chipping.
Since last fan when Mr. Bellows was
here the mine has been equipped with
power drills. electric lights and
machinery 90 make D. one OF the
steady producers OF the district
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WOOL GROWERS
LISTEN TO PAPERS

poontolio. Ida. Jan f1aTho sccoud
DAVIS session ~ the NatOugl WOOL
growers association began to-day WIN
the reading of papers. The "iachne
and living OF Pieces was treated ON
hV - q. Johnston Of Blnckfout. idaho
and o. "a Harding former president of
the National Association " Wool Man
ufactufcrs Of Philadelphia. read n uap-
81 on Tile Relations Of the Manufac-
turor io the Woolrrowor"
After each address There was discus
sion. each speaker helns limited 90 i've
minutes.
The afternoon session was consumed
in the reading and discussion on pupcra
covering the objects az the association
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ANNUAL ExcHANGE MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the salt Lake
Stock a Mining exchange win be held
az O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Dec. 81
az S west Second south street The
meeting VIII elect minc directors for
the ensuing year. Just what changes
in the directorate ano contemplated. if
any. could not be ascert8iupd this
morning
Among tho things that win be dis
oussed 20 considerable length az the
meeting will 1a the new home of the
exchange in Exchange place. Although
plans Tor the payment Of the new
building have been practically decided
upon, thore have been some who wish
To- have 10 changed II rs probable that
they VIII bo given "a hearing al the
meeting
Reports OF the various officers OF the
exchange viii also bc heard al the
meeting
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UTAH BINGHAM no sur

Arrangements Are Being Made 60
start Operations In lwg Woke.
Everything at thn ltah bingham
mno Dob bingham canyon. which ad-
JOHNS tire property of thc United states.
is homg placed boz readiness io begin
shipment within the next two weeks.
An orc chute Us being built from me
Giant shaft to thc road So that ore
cam Dee delivered to tho cars at
small coFt per tom. The company viii
aim to mako am initial shipment of
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AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel 100 az a.
Bingham Amalgamatcd, 500 40 l5a.
Black Jack 200 al 3sit
Carra l. 900 az 90
Colorado. 100 az 3t2ih, 900 at 3.l5.
Grown Point. 800 al %. 1000 al 2lia
Grand Central. 200 at $50.
Indian Queen. 800 at l2ia l.210 at l2i
5000 at %, buyer go.
Iron Blossom. 1000 az 242ia
Little chief. 800 20h.
Mason Valley 200 al 255.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at 34, 1000 az
35 buyer go.
Nevhouse. 100 at 5.35
Seven Troughs 500 at 20ia.
silver King Coal, 500 al 4.l5, seller
So
Sioux Con. 400 at $50.
south Col. 5000 at 90, seller bOi
500 at So. buyer 60.
Swansea Con. 500 at 30.
Tintlc Central. 1900 at lOl5j 1000
at II, buyer so, 900 at / I, buyer ~.
Utah Con CTintc) 500 at 1875
900 al no. buyer 60.
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OWNERSHIP SETTLED.

O. w Meyer. after having prose-
cuted litigation against James Lang
ton. during nearly three years. for
trcsrass involving n piece Of ground
three feet wide. was yesterday victor
ious 90 the suit. Judge Richie order
Ing tho defendant 20 vacate tho
ground.
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nnnn OPENS or,rIcr-

Judge G. y. Diehi. who presided
ovar the criminal division OF the city
court FOR so many years. has cstab-
llshed a law Office in the Commercial
block on the nth floor he has rooms
81 and 50 and will devote his time 10
tho practise OF law.
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PERSONALS.

Dr. J. r. Crltchlow is convalcsceut
at st. Marks hospital
Mr.. NJ. A. Bpman. manager Cohn
Dry Goods Co., leaves Sunday on n
business trip 10 the east. 70 be gone
about one month.
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We repair and rewInd burned-out
motors. Special attention 90 out Of
town business. Am work guaranteed
Wasatch Electric Service Co.. No. 46
Post Once Place. Bell phone. main
22t6.
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FORENOON SALES.

Beck Tunn. 800 al 76.
Black Jock zoo at 80; 500 a 80 y
Carisa. 900 az 9S; 500 al 80
crown Point, 1000 at ~ $500 at
21ia
80. 900 at 12ih.
Little chief. $500 at 20.
Mason Valley 100 at e.55.
Mt Lake, 100 al 50.
Newhouse. 90 at $40
New York. 200 al %; $50 az .03 =
Prince 100 at 1877 u; 100 at $50
100 al 1.42th
seven troughs. 500 at 2Ot5.
s King 200 at 425, seller 80,
Sioux. 100 at 1919; $500 at 100.
So. Col. 200 at So
q. Sam. 500 az az
Victoria. 200 at $50.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tun, 200 at -.
Black Jack. 300 at 3Si5
colorado, 1900 al $40, 1850 al 3.l2la,
500 az 8.l2la p. 80; 500 at 3,l5, g. so.
Grown Pt. 500 az q $500 az 2tiz;
/ 900 al 2i4. s. go. 1000 az p. b. so.
Iron Bloss 100 az 2.42is.
May Day 100 at Is.
Mt Lake 100 at 3fia.
Prince Con, 200 at Lev.
Sioux CON, 6,25l al 30. 500 al i52ia,
b. 30
So. col Con-, 200 al So, 3. so. 200 at
o. b. go.
Tin Cent, 1900 al 10il.
Utah Con. 1000 az 1Sia.
Victoria. 400 az so.
Victor Con-, 800 az o.
West. New, 300 az As.
TOTALS.
Shares. Amount.
PoruIar ...... Gee. ....l9.510 Sl2b9S 20
open ............. ....85.N5 2700S 40
45.H5 s39e07 10
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WEATHER REPORT

Local weather conditions are unoer-
tain. The stormy area that has been
playing havoc with California has been
delayed IN It's eastward movement by
high area from the southwest, but the
low area Is expected here by evening
so that rain or snow is predicted for the
morrow The thermometer recorded "a
yesterday. the highest this year, while
the minimum was only IS IL was rath-
er warm this morning, with the sun
shining. but the skies became over
cast by ] p. M. Cold continues Ia the
far north. with no signs OF abatement.
The storm hangs over the north Pa
cihc coast causing precipitation over
the Pacific states, plateau and northern
Rocky mountain slope. storms we're also
central over the West Gulf north At
lantic states producing rain or snow
over portions or the central valleys.
lake region. Gulf and Atlantic states,
Heavy rainfall is reported in California
The cold wave extends along tho
northern border from Montana 20 the
upper lake region. with temperature be-
low zero. Moderate temperature pre-
wallis elsewhere.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Record ut the local office United
states wathcr bureau. for "a hours
ending az a. M. today.
Temperature Vat g 20. n. 81. maximum,
"a, minimum, AZ; moan. 81. which f. 2
degrees above normal Total excess since
a. M. .m inch total precipitation since
first OF the month. ~ inch which Is
% inch above normal Relative humid
fly "a per cent
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET
NOW READY

Full proceedings Of the seyenty-ninth
teul annual conference OF the church
of Jesus Christ OF Latter-day saints,
hold in the tabernacle and adjoining
halis. Salt Lake City oct A. 3 and O.
are now ready
This was one Of the most spirited
ana intereatinq conferences held IN
many years These sermons and adj
dresses win not be printed In any other
form. Price 25c post paid.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK sTORh
G Main ST.
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NEW CoPPER-IRoN CAMP.
Wingfcld and Nixon Heavily Interest
ed in District OF Ffcdelen.

ed i'm District OF Frcdeien.
Twenty eight miles east of Las Vegas,
New. and about six miles from the
colorado river SIS the new camp ~
Fredelen which. according to those who
have visited the section, abounds IN
outcroppings OF iron freely stained with
copper The heaviest owners in the
district SAYS rumor. are Wingheld a.
Nixon About O. claims have been staked
ont bv Fred c. Siehert, as trustee. aud
me possibilities OF the camp. The work
10 date has been purely experimental.
but the results are said TO be more than
satisfactory. II Will require tuiy No.
00o to omen up the territory IN the opin-
ion 81 experts. The surface indications
are not unlike those az Cananea, but the
outCrOpplnRs are much larger MI. Sic
bert has named the camp Fredelcn. aft
or his two children. Fred and Ellen lie
has the utmost confidence In the terri
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Lion hin Consolidated at ophir Has
Some Fine Rock.

Lion hin Consolidated at Ophir Has
Some Fine Rock.
Average samples taken from the Lion
HIM Consolidated compauy's present
workings at Ophir Hill and sent to the
local offices OF the company by Man
ager George st. Clair show average as
say values OF 2l2 ounces IN silver, 10
per cent lead and St.i4 "a gold
The place from which the samples
were taken is the point OF connection
between the working tunnel ans the
main Chloride Point vein where
winze had been sunk on the vein from
an old working. 90 feet below the tun-
mel level. In sinking mat 60 fott. Mr..
81. Clair says. nearly 5000 Of ore was
taken out and the bottom Of the winZ1
is in "a feet Of ore which runs from
" 10 30 ounces IN silver. with some
gold and lead
"The vein is dipping into virgin and
uudeveloped ground Tor several thoua-
and feet ahead OF US" ne says further.
20 naturally look FOR biz results from
this south part or center rather Of the
Lion Hil estate
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Mining Engineers.

}. VI. Howell j. W. kingsbury.
Howell & Kingsbury geological. and
mining engineers. Surveyors and Mine
examinations, 40 Atlas Block. Bell
phone 20O3
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CALENDAR PADS,


We have a large stock OF beautiful
Calendar Pads for 1903, at lc each
and upward. Special discount 20
Teachers and others who buy In guam
titles for The manufacture Of holiday
gifts,
Main 81
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.nonPns WHITNEY 6 SONS.

Members l.. s. Stock and Mining Ex
Ind, PSI $50 Atlas. Bell. 171G
Correspondence confidential
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srRIkE M M sMII.rEn.

Pueblo Colo. Jan. i5.-rhe employees
OF the mechanical roaster department OF
the zinc smoltcr off the United states
Smelling a Refining company went on
strike last night FOR un increase of pay
from sl.1a t0 3, per day. only "a few
men were affected and their places are
filled
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. Jan 15.-Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums. 5Ga;
fne mediums. l5Glsi fine, 120n
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George M. Cannon Company

~. Rooma 'a-a7 r'"p''''a Build