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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
PRODUCE


Chicago. April Wheat prices on The
board OF trade scared tu ucW high MARKS
ct the opening of the market today whom
the. May delivery sold az 1M 90 l1jia
and the July option al no 10 I.li per
busheL This was gain 0f 2u2ia 10
"a M Is Tor May and lkWa 90 2'a "a
ior july compared with Mondays final
quotations. only once Do more than %
years has the May delivery sold at "a
higher figure and that was during the
Letter dealing In 1883 when thc price
touched 1.kl.
The sharp bulge at the start eave exc
precision 90 the ucut-up enthusiasm OF
Tho bulls. who owing Co "a holiday yes
tCrday. were obliged 20 remain idle while
outside markets in this country sent
prices up from 4 to q This strength OF
outside markets and au advance OF 2is
to sGd at Liverpool compared with Mon
days prices were tnn factors cuufrIbut-
.ng % the sensational advance at tho
Trade dwiudIcd down considerably att
Hr the nrst few minutes and for "A
tmo prices bo.d within the opening
range
The advance 200 wheat caused O. Grm
opening lu the corn market but prices
soon reacted uu pr1nt-tliIug Trade was
heavy. Opening prices W.Ta hul Go IS
higher May heinE at q" 20 a After
touching R't May droppei bacl to 5ts.
Onts were huiliahIN affected az tha
start hY thr strength of wheat hut IHa
market soon weakened "a JIine ou selling
of tu. deferred Futures. Mas 0ueuad
h higher at 1928 ana sold on 10 tet. ra..
Provisions WDrn Grim at tHe start ow-
ms 90 strength nf grain. Prices wern
" a. n, 43.Fher.... ,... .-......
vous an dir and trade WH. 0f exceed
.uRly large volume. THa government TO-
port Issued durIue tuH d1E WOO uuuaId-
rrel nu Old to the bulls. the condition
lu che final minutes of thr rosaiaH prices
were Iafgrd 20 HNN higher altitude.
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PFC asserts hc win make o. determined
effort t0 have 10 located hero.
w. b.. Joanot managing director OF
Che Nevada Development company
operating the Holly mine ut Eureka
Nevada. BIS iu Salt Lake. He asserts
thUt the old camp is getting into shape
and soon win boz one OF the great pro-
ducars Of the state as &c was In the
days gone by.
According TO the Phoebe Record, tho
Phoebe Metals Mining company is sack
ing ore from two strikes recently made
iu the operation OF the Point mine.
lu the drift ont from the within shaft
on the 100 foot level four feet Of ore
has been exposed which assays Is 60
l2S ounces In silver and from go 90 go
per cent lead. In the workings out
from the 65-foot level Of the discovery
shaft there is three feet OF ore as
saying 60 ounces IN silver and 40 TO 90
per cent lead
j. r. Bergh has been named as SUI
perintendeut OF tho Western Utah Cop
per company property. He win leave
for that camp Friday morning with a
crew OF picked men with which ne viii
begin operations.
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UPWARD,
BUYING GOOD

New York April 7-Buvinr Of stocks
carried opening prices upward TODAY
with but fcw exceptions united states
Steel was shaded smau fraction Read
mr Peoples Gas Third Avenue and
Corn products rose D. 1ud southern poe
odgr. Atghison. Denver g. Rio Orandc.
American smelling and Colorado Fuel
large fractions The market showed com
siderable animation.
There was some distribution of stocks
600 the advance but che reaction was
fractional Later LIQUIDATION brought
prices up agliu lo tuc best nut one 7d-
vance was lrrt gullI. luCktWuuu1 lump-
ed Do points Co uN "a record price ana
Central Railroad of sew Jersey Nh.
sloss steel yielded D. United states
Steel and Union Pacific ruccdcd aEain
at tho end cot thc louC
Tho drop in prices placed most of the
active stocks % uurtuu below last night
but tho SELLING wus not pressed di lower
prices. American Hcgt Sug1r preferred
rose 2 and international Pump ana Corn
products preferred d THE market was
&C a standstil at noon.
I3onds were firm.
Reading spurtod upward AMIN 70 la,'t
and there was also good rally iu
Union Pacific. There wa. sympu lhetic
response elsewhere and the speculation
soon became stuguuut again. chicago az
Alton. the international fauer stocks ana
Western Union moved up points.
Only 90 few Of thc representative stocks
figured in the afternoon rise the Indus
trials aud Rpccialtics being the features
Reading o. s. Realt-. American Ielo-
graph and Telephone and Federal Mine
ing rose % Wisconsin Central 2H anu
Chesapeake O. Ohio ana Louisville a.
Nashville a..
The market closed quiet and steady a
drive against ST. Paul carried 10 ia un-
der last night. Tho resditug setback in
tho general list did not put urices as
low as iu the morning decline. Tho mar
ket rallied with some briskncss I'm the
I.fn na.LInu..
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WOOL.


a.
ST. Louis April --Wool--Nominal.
Territory and western mediums, lSu 2;
fine mediums. 11U20. fine. 1a1G
BOSTON.
Boston, April G--Business ia Che To-
cal wool market continues quiet with few
fresh transfers and those OF only small
lots. Operations in foreign wool have
fallen on and the market a. eagerly
awaiting the new domestic clip.
Advlccs from the west show that the
bidding for wool on the sheep backs cone
tinues. and as high as % cents has been
had in Montana for choice lots. Snear.ug
iu Nevada has begun. and with favOIa-
BILE weather the work viii be- commenced
in other western states.
Secured woods hold firm and are in de-
maud.
some OF the leading domestic quota
lions range as follows:
Secured values. Texas iine, j. months
60G62. fine, TO s months. 52g 81. fine fall
t5H4G
California. Northern Ga60: middle
county. $3.50; fan fleece. asa E.
oregon. Eastern No. j staple. e3ACi;
eastern clothing. bQ51; valley, no. .,
$3.50.
dium staple 6J06l; fine clothing $50
o.. fine medium clothing. hSu5s. half
blood. Goa %. three-eightns blood. ooN
6s; duarter-blood, 04068.
Pulled. extra. b2N0l; hnc A, 1sHtZi
a suuers Goa 6, b supcrs. BNr.
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. April Money on call.
lAW2 per cent. ruling rate and clos
ing bid, ia per cent; offered at per
cent
Time loans dun and steadier. for 60
days pa n u per cent: for 90 DAYS.
20 per cent; for six months. 2A as
per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 3ls
~ a per cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 $4,000
80 for go day bills and at f4S1S0 for
demand.
Commercial bills. SASSY az
Bar Silver 507s cents
MeriCau dollars a cents
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds firm.
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opOnONGO is IIsTED.

Stock OF the DTohongo Mining COM
uany was this morning placed on tho
board OF the salt lake stock q Min
Ing exchange and called for the first
time The property Is one Of the "a
vorlble ones iu the Tnuc district and
was organized Boa February 1859. VILE
liam Hatfield is thu president, and y.
w. Hatfield ls the secretary and treas
urer Tho company is capitalized at
$3.50 900. with shares at % cents each
At present there are 10000 shares OF
stock in the treasury and 5000 iu cash.
The claims owned by the company in
the Tintlc district. AN OF which are
patented. are the Opohougo, Shedrer
aud Missing Link
A shaft is down 1000 feet ON the
property and on the 1o0-foot level the
work has been breaking into some good
ore bodies. The property Is half
mile from the railroad and six mon
are now employed The property pro-
duces gold. silver. lead and copper.
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Barlev-Cosh. Goes
rlmuthY-Cn $780,
Clovor-AprL 9G.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
SOW York Apru z-ey...
EtoauN f0ir renuinE. 3fsik. cenfrIf..
$50 test H.@Ht mOlassos aurar n ..''
kedncd.-steody Powdered. Sos. rr..
coueo-steadv no. Rio. sa. Nj. ,
BurTER AND EGGS
Chicago. April 1-Butter - et....
Crcamcrles. 2-0A; daIrios. uuM
Eggs-Firm. at murl. cases m.f.I..
nrets 10. prime nrsts W
cheese strnnE nuislcs. d. twin. U.
>ouns Americas TO- long horns. d.
EvAPOBArED FRUITS.
Now York. Apru G-No chsrr. ,.
reported Boo the market for eVar.r..
apples, fancy quoted az ga naIt. et...
20 Hia primo. 6mb.a; common Do f..
pruncs are reported BOO light summit.
the coast but there are sim SOM. MI
crop supplies on the coast marker ..
There De- uo Improvement lu snot aus..
lions which range from 3A tu I'D. t.
new crop California frult and from 0i b..
9 Tor OreEous. AO-lo- Co lO-a0s
Auricuta are quiet but nrm ip Con.
with choice quoted az gi0IU. .,r,.
choice. 1Ou 1914. fancy. 1tWI3.
Peaches unchanged. choice. Guer-s.
extra choice. tiaWGa; fancy laE.
Raisius remain dull. with loose r,u.
catcls quoted 40 go WI1t. choice fo fs...
Cy seeded. fA as. secdlcss. cAT5I.. Trr.
don layers, 1.8W1.30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07

Iconora Mining and Milling Co Elects
Directors and Increases Capital.

Al the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Leonora Mining q Mill
ing company az Milford. DO was decided
to change the principal place ~ bust
ness of the company tO Salt Lake city
and increase the capital stock from
5U0 900 shares az 10 cents each to l.000.-
600 shares az the same price This VIII
place G00OO shares OF stock On tho
treasury 60 complete the development
work that Is now being done.
The company owns II of the most
likely claims ln the Star mining district
in Beaver county. Under tho direction
of Manager John Matsou n tunnel is
being driven. AT present It has gone
into the hM for % feet. and the COM
pany is wen satisfied with the show
Ing made The property adjOins the
Cedar Extension
The directors elected az the meeting
were John MatsDu, A. H. Holloway.
IT. NL Akin. g.. u. Brown and u. w.
Horne Mr.. Matsou ls president OF the
company and Will be reelected by the
directors az their meeting. H. w
Horne win be- secretary and treasurer
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PATENTS FOR WEsTERNERs.

Washington, D. O.. April Patents
issued Utah-A IT. Outright Salt
Lake, WashinE-muohine, D. A. and
ID. H. MaVdiel, salt Lake conveyor.
j.. j. Williams, Salt Lake, vehicle tire
Strip.
Iiaho-H. Drawn. Troy, rotort Tor the
destructive distilation OF resiuous
wood; NJ S. Hammer Occur d'Alene.
magazine hammer
Wyoming-W. S. Logan, Douglas,
RAILROAD tie; T.. Shoultz Guernsey. top
prop.
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CONCENTRATES.

Tho North Utah Mining company.
operating Boz Bingham canyon, has pur-
chased "a larEe compressor and elec-
t-Icsl equipment for mining on "a large
scale from Inc Richmond Machinery
company.
The Utah Copper company has added
another steam shovel 90 sos work in
Bingham canyon and nine big gluElng
machines are now az work taking of
thn uverburden.
Ing company. one of the latest organic
z4tona iu the Phoebe district has pur-
chased 25-horsa power hoist come
rre-sar and other equipment from F.
& Richmond
Senator George sutherland Us of The
opinion that che large government gold
store house. now located ut sam Fran
Disco. should be- moved t1 tnIH City.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SILVER SHIELD MINING g MILL
ING COMPANY. "a Corporation pr.Hc'-
nal place OF business, salt Lake City
Utah. N0tce.-Therc are dcliusueut uu-
ON the following described stock on a.-
count of assessment no. -. levied March
eth. 1879. tho several amounts set oup1-
site the names or the respective st1ck-
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LEGAL BLANKS

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up 90 date.
A full supply ALWAYS 0u hand at the
neGorot News Book store
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RFBUKFD

Large lady lheamIngIyJ-Coll get
scat near che Etucn. UIousen BOX
office IsurNfyIUgI-M WHY. certainly.
What row dld you W8ut2 Largo lady
NudignauuvI- Don't Err frasn Young
nau.HIuUUa
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Treasury stock to be sold for the
development of property Addrsss
Bingham g. Orleans Min. Co. 81 Com
Biz, s.. l.. City.
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James a. Pollock x CO., bankers and
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following. received over
their private wire today:
GOLDFIELD.
SANDSTONE. 10 asked. Col Mt IS bid;
Jumbo Ext 10 asked: Booth 2BI21.
Blue Bull 1omu: silver Pick 1911:
Blue Ben. ta6, Hibernia. 2 bid, ST. Ives.
l5 bid, ConQueror. $40; Lone star, 405;
IA, 12Ql3, CT Bend, tT419. Florence 8.35
U3.s1a; pheld p. b. Cons. 7NS: Cold
field Daisy 471t48 Comb. Fraction I12i
p 1.l6. kcwanOs. IS bid. Portland. 4 bid:
Crackerlack Z bid: u. Mohawk. II bid.
Red Hills, 10 hid; Y. Tiger 10 bid.
SIZE, Daeld Triangle. asked Florence
Ext, bid. Gold Bar. II bid.
COMsToCK
Ophir. l.o0@l02H; Mexican. 1a72;
Gould d Curry sac. Con. Va, e2065;
yellow Jacket. GH 90, Blecher. 40ai5:
Confidence. 90 asked. Sierra Nevada. "a va
q Union. 32p23, Choliar, bid Potosi.
TONOPAH.
Montana Tou0pah 90 bid. Touopah
Ext. 45U55. MaCNamura. ls1fU. Midway.
% asked TOuopah Belmont. s189 West
End Cons, % bid. Jim Butler. 10 bid.
BULLFROG.
Mont Buufr0g. . asked. National By.
q asked, Bonnie Glare 4 asked. May
flower Cons lo hid. MoutEy. Mt. 54a.
UOmpstate Cons. asked. TRAMP Cons,
4 bid. Amathest. 4 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Ncvada Hills 10 hid. piitsburz su.
Peak ear Co. Eaglc's Nest bid. Rave
hide Coalition. fa Did.
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All kinds OF Seeds. Bailey G. Son,
Co. So East 2ud So.
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WHY Use YOUR

LelletHea9s AuI ArIdtyu paper when
chCap2
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COON MAI.L PAnEns

Moderate prices, expert workman
Midgiey- Bodel CO., 80 d. lst South
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j. n. WHITNEY. Stool, Broker.
$50 Atlas Bell lt7O. Res. 300a-Z.
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LIVESTOCK.


Kansas CITY. Auril t-Cati le-tegeipt
1000. market TO ice. higher Native
steers o.Vb.io; native COWS ana hel
crs. 2.75m6lO. stockcrs and feeders. 500
Q BOD, bulls. d.G15.0, calves. \. 5000. 'V'
western steers, i.@li6.91, western COWS
S.5odo.50 .,
hogs-Receint9 la".' maFhel 2e. hIe lo
er Bulk OF sales. 6.75u7 200. hoaNv go
p I10; packers and butchers. "'ii 70.
lights. 6.Gpns 30; piss. o.-oHe oo ,,
sheep-Receiuts, hoA, market loc, hi i-,i
en-. Mullone' '-a'li o.gN' l'Lhp7. n.'''.o .t',
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And in accordance with the law and
IN order OF tho Board OF Directors made
ms an day of March, 1898. so many
eIaros of o1ch parcN OF stock ls may
Ie necessary viii bo sold at the COM
pany's office. 5la Mccormick Block. Sal.
Take CITY. Utah. ON the End dy of
ApriL 40 10 o'clock a. Ma 10 pay tae e--
iir1ltant ns4csemeut together with 90.
c1st of advertising and expense OF saie
n. vs.. CRAM. Acting sccreUrN
1l Mccormick Block.
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~ FRANCIsCo MARKET.

James a. Pollock a. CO., bankers ana
brokers, west Second South street
furnish the following. received over
their private wire today;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07

ST. Louis. April 1.--Whol--Nominal
Territory and western mediums. 1Sn q
fine mediums. 11u20. fine. ual1.
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Barley Cash. 6lmfS.
Timothy cash. $40.
Glover April. 0ll.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-23
NOTHING IS TOO GOOD FOR THAT BABY

don't want to insult these children, but"
 Don't worry. you cant do it," Mrs. Blifkins said I've tried it 50 times" I'd like to see you get rid of them"
 Blifkins brought out his old speech. Children" he said. q don't come home often, so l wish you'd go home no wand"
 Nav said we could come over"- in chorus.
 Well, this is my house and think"
 I'm going to stay" one of the five year-olds announced, and walked over to the tin box and began to examine what was in it. Blifkins, growing angry. took the boy by one arm, and led him gently but firmly to the front of the house and shooed him off the place. When he returned another boy had stepped just across the prop erty line so that he stood on Blink's ,ot and cried shrilly: I'm going to stay here. Nav said"
 plifkins seized him by the collar snd led him to the fence.
 One, very obliging little chap, announced: Nav and I could come. but I'll go home and take a nap and come back"
 The others, realizing at last that they weren't wanted, walked away grumbling One turned at the front steps and called Billy, oh. Billy! Nav said"
 Seat" said Bifkins, and the boy ran-Kansas City Star
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-23
ONLY USED SAFETY MATCHES.
TenderHearted Man Explains Why He Has Given Up the
 Other Kind.

"I never carry any but safety matches" said the orator in the red. white and blue vest It's matter of conscience with me-"
 Why so?" inquired the drum ma jor.
 Because" said the orator, when the world uses safety matches exclus- lively. phossy jaw will disappear. You know what phossy jaw Is? It's the rot ting away of the jawbone, as horrible an i'll as leprosy, that Is contracted by the workers-poor duffers-in fac tories where strike-anywhere matches arc made. Phossy jaw comes from white phosphorus. White phosphor- us Is the base of strike-anywhere matches, but in safeties there's not a grain of 1t. and so in safety-match fac. tories phossy jaw is unknown.
 Tt always seems to me-" concluded the orator. when I scratch strike anywhere match, that I am helping to give some poor girl or boy worker phossy jaw. But when I scratch safety. then feel like Flexner in his Rockefeller institute or Metchnikoff in his laboratory-l am helping to rid the world of disease"
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-23
Natural Ink.

The River of Natural Ink Is natural curios!tv sAid to exist in AL geria It is ,:.r,cd by the junction nf two .t' ,o.nr. o~o 7f '~' 'oN frai' a region s-ro: " + .,os''oteI with ron. whlc le ot'er lows com a neei.h :; ard |, ''s 'ai c c aHt. y of ,el'i rc't' ir ,t'st 'n'." Ns hcre e.-.- f,.- :, ,,eN~ .'n :,~. qri he g.! l. 'c, ~ c" ~e. aAJ thus eI~-u. ,a B c.. td h..
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-23
Bilious People
 Try It Free

Do not ignore the little disorders" of the system The liver, for example. is a particularly needful little organ. but must be active to be of any use. When it is active it creates gastric juices that help to make digestion perfect, and then you are we'll. When it is not active it becomes what is known as torpid" and promptly pro- duces biliousness.
 There Is no better cure for biliousness or any of the symptoms of liver trouble than pr, Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin. the wonderful laxative tonic of which so much praise is heard. It is pleasant to take (un- like pills and powders and such things) and acts very gently. moving the bowels without gripping, toning the stomach and arousing the liver to activity. thus scfen- tifcally curing such conditions as bilious ness, torpid liver. foul breath. sallow or pimply complexion. sick headache, con- stpation, loss of appetite. indigestion. stomach nervousness, etc., all of which are due to slow liver.
 Mack Clark, of Burlington, Ky, suffered for five years from biliousness and cured himself with pr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin- Noah B. Hatfield, of Zalma, Mo. found 1t the best medicine in the world for his biliousness
 You can buy 50-cent or q bottle of any druggist for they all sell 1t. You can buy 1t with the understanding that If ie ialls to cure you the money will be re- funded This remedy is guaranteed. How. ever, If you would rather try 1t without expense before buying, send your name to the doctor and free sample bottle will be sent to your home. Use it and if yov bottle of your druggist We will rest on the verdict of what this sample does
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-23

If there Is anything about your ailment that you don't understand. or if you want any medical advice. write to the doctor. and he VIII answer you fully. There f0 no charge for this service. The address is Dr. w. B. Caldwell. 5Os Caldwell bldg, Monticello, Ill.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-12
NOTABLE ADDRESSES AT THE
LINCOLN MEMORIAL FARM FRIDAY
President Roosevelt Governor WILSON, Governor Folk Generals Wright
And Wilson All Speak To Many Thousand At HOdgenSviIe.

able to do service to his nation and
to all mankind such as no other man
of his generation could or did render.
Each had lofty ideals, but each in
striving to attain these lofty ideals
was guided by the soundest common
sense. Each possessed infexible
courage in adversely, and a soul
wholly unspotted by prosperity.
There have been other men as great
and other men as good; but in all the
history of mankind there are no othel
two great men as good as these, nc
other good men as great.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-12
EXERCISES At
CITY SCHOOL
Mr.. r. r. Perry Speaks On "Condi-
tiOns Which Proved Lin
coins Greatness.

AT the City School chapel this
morning appropriate exercises were
conducted in commemoration of the
birth of Abraham Lincoln.
A number of songs, suitable to the
occasion, were rendered by members
OF the various classes.
Mr.. r. R. Perry was the speaker
OF the day and his remarks were full
OF interesting war stories and facts
concerning the conditions which gave
Lincoln an opportunity to show to the
world the ability within him.
Mr.. Perry departed from the usual
method of delivering a memorial ad-
dress and gave the pupils a heart to
heart talk as to the application of the
example set by such men as Mr.. Lin
coin.
He mentioned the fact that the de-
parted President was viifed and
slandered years ago; that meeting
to give honor to him could not have
been held in safety during the Civil
War; but that the entire nation now
gave honor to Mr.. Lincoln, irrespec-
tive of politics, creed or color. He
brought the story home to the pupils
by admonishing them against the
circulation of slanderous reports and
closed by saying that manv men and
women had gone to their graves In
disgrace, who were noble and worthy,
because OF the effect Of false reports
either innOcently or maliciously cir
culated.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-12
CLEVER WORK BY THE
LOCAL DETECTIVES
Officers Ballard and Tanner Land
Brass Thief in Short
Time.

A very clever piece of detective
work was performed Thursday af-
ternoon by officers John Ballard and
Albert Tanner. A young white man
named John Dryer broke into the
old brick yard in the northwestern
part of the city and stole over 200
pounds of brass of the engine and
brought it to town and sold it to j.
w. Hisle, the junk man, at 4 o'clock.
The matter, was Immediately re-
ported to officers Tanner and Bal
lard and by 4:3O young Dwyer was
behind the bars, the brass returned
to the owner and the money returned
to the one who purchased it.
The brass belongs to Mr.. B. F.
Curtis, who owns the brick yard. Mr..
Curtis told one of the officers that the
brass was worth 5000 if he had to
buy it new to replace what had been
taken.
Dryers examining trial will be held
before Judge F. P. Pendleton Friday
night In Police court. Hrf