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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-20
FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE

1860 acres Of good. smooth. well i'm
proved land miles from good town
near Chickasha. VIII exchange for
home In ChIckasha. Price, $4,50O
200 acres of good prairie land miles
from Blanchard. VIII exchange for
Chickasha property. Price $S.5OO
100 acres OF improved land 3A miles
from Fort Cobb. Will exchange for
house and lot in chickasha. Price.
50. 800.
200 acres Of improved land 6 miles
from MARROW; 100 acres branch bot
tom. A fine piece OF land: has loan
of $4,000. win trade for chickasha
property.
FOR SALE.
so acres OF Little Washita bottom
land, miles from Chlckasha. miles
from Ninnekah. No better land in
Oklahoma; 4;room house, barn. -cistern
and we'll Price, $50 per acre; $500
cash, balance easy terms
100 acres firstclass bottom land;
every acre viii grow alfalfa to perfec-
tion; only miles from Chickasha.
Price, $65 per acre.
100 acres fine chocolate loan, the
best OF upland Perfectly smooth;
only miles from Amber; 6ia miles
from chickasha. Price. s45 per acre.
100 acres level upland miles south
Of city; well improved; acres alfalfa.
Owner wishes to sell out and move
away Price, $50 per acre.
1870 acres near Blanchard; level prai-
rie land. unimproved. A snap for only
$12 per acre
100 acres well improved land OILY
31a miles from good town: s5 miles
from chickasha. Price, $4,000. Terms
given.
HOUSES.
Fiye-room modern house, close in,
on Iowa avenue; sidewalks. blue grass
lawn. A snap at $1,000. Half cash,
balance easy terms.
Six-rocm modern house, fine location
on West Hill; rs feet front; shade and
fruit trees. vineyard; barn and fine
well. Price, $4,000. Terms given.
Five-room modern house. blocks
from bank corner; rents for $25 per
month. Price, $4,000; $500 cash, bal
ance easy payments
-Four good houses close in on Mime
sofa avenue; rent for $50 per month
A snap for an Investment.
Fine Groom modern home. close in.
on Sixth street. east front Price.
$3.50. Terms on part.
LOTS.
100 feet on corner, east front, on
Boulevard, Sparks addition. One Of
the choicest locations for a good home
in Chickasha Owner will sell at a
sacrifice. Only $3.50.
150 feet on Chickasha avenue. a
snap for an investor. Only $6,500.
so feet front on Chickasha avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
price $2.250.
Choice northeast corner, 15Ox175;
high ground near high school; 200
bearing fruit trees of best varieties
Only $1,000.
JENKINS & MAJOR,
Under First National Bank.
11-i7-3t Phone 2s0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-20

Taken Up-h buckskin pony. mare,
u hands high. brand on left hip;
blaze face. Owner call at J. T. Bos-
wells. six miles south and one mile
west Of town. 1881
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| High. Low.
BOSTON coPPE, cLosE.

Ahmeel. 1s5@175; Gas. sa@4oa
Black Min, al 1-16;; b. & L.. Esq
80; Cob. Cent, 36@3S; Davis DAILY,
5sssSt5 l1-1G; First National. 5ssG a
5 - CT. Con-, 51s @TSa; Florence.
8 @aaa La Rose. "a 5 is; Raven. $50
80; Rh. Coaln,i, . SO so Leaf. 4 1 n12 |;
Tononah, T1134: New. Utah. 1AG1ss:
Inspiration, 75-16Q177-16; Chino, SIG
Sc; a. & NJ, 1Is@1M: Begole. 10 bid;
Boston Ely, ;1M11s;g Chemung, 16M1s;
Cum. Ely, i7sdS; Dom. Cop, asked;
Ely Con, I@9; Globe. 4@+12: Daisy, %
$50; Helvetia, as @5A Majestic. s3@S5:
Nipissing. oHa1oss; Ray Con, 1879 @
Il, Queen. 35@3Ts Yukon. 4 1-16@4 9-16:
Cactus, 3G3ts; Ray Central. "a M27s;
Adventure, rs as. AZ. Conf, S9@40: Il
Coalition, 25M25A C. & H.. 6.50@6,55;
@. NJ, 10 bid: ID. w, S9SA. CRANKY,
9SG10a; La Sale, 1S@13ls; Mexico Con-.
4ss m4Ss; Mohawk, 64166: North Butts
6lsd5T; Osceoia, 1855 al SO: Quincy. $50
30: shannon. 1915 @l5ls:: Tamarack. 70
asked; Trinity l1EG1l;s; Wolverines
i4SG1.52: Boston Con, 1414 Gl4a; Zin1.
e9ifN29Is; Hancock. 91a@10; Lake. 2t1l:
IeseIs; Miami. 16116Is; Newhouse. V
@1ss: S. & b.. 145s@1o; Oil, S211i 932s4:
Arcadian. 404is. GirouX, 15aG 70;
Allouez, H@42. Atlanta. 3a G1a1a; C.t&
A.. l01a103; Cent. 1898: Cop. Range
solsasl; Franklin. IL @17as; G. G.
1oa1OA Mass, $500; Michigan. 10m
10i.; Nevada Con-, 23ls @235ss.; Old Dom,
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BUSINESS SMALL
PRICES VARYING u:

New York. June q, openir g pritc; es oil
stocks showed insignificant changes from;
Ia ST week S closing ard very small bust
ness was transacted. Slight fractional
aeyances in Union Pacific aud Reading ltl
had the most influence on the spe'cclia-
tive sentiment.
There was no show of interest," IN ti ~
market until j,ist before II o'clock wlle.i
a rise Of a point of Chesapsak y ONO niYl
began to- bid lipstte leading STOCK " y
rifc Mail gained /. and II Wabash pre-
ferred dropped 4, d u, i. ,,.,,,, t,is5
Affirm tone due to synipat ny WI ID 5tl l,s
strength OF half dozen stoe is " tpilsli
preferred rose Vi !. Reading q AlleilG sis
Mailing preferred rs and Northern IL a.,
preferred l. Atlantic Coast Line fecy si.s't
III and Wheeling and Lake il ~ " y,
preferred l. I.acSawanIa sold lt IN
advance of .. Ia s. l939
Bonds were steady.
Room traders scuitailed their operations
greatly and fluctuations we're IN co ,lss
auence OF little Importance, Interior
:ongii M.ttupoiitalEpr preferred anu SNe:sE--.
{crn Maryland moved UP. q pol,lt
3,rhe abandonment OF the earlN bryiillT
movement In selected stocks resulted II
an almost complete Htagnallon uf htsi,.
ness American Milling preferred gained
pa and Kansas City Southern !.
The market closed Irregular ma "
most lifeless.s The coalers made the only,
noticeable feature when Reading3rossfe, x. Z;
fol. the second preferred a. Central Kali
rond Of New Jersey 3. Delaware Il. II I'D
son tx and Ontario x Western Il L, W.T. VI,
3ginin-Garolina Chemical gained ~ am
american Sugar and Union Bag preferred
and Bethlehem Steel preferred A.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, June IS Generally fair wealth
or for harvesting. III the west caused a
following. IA fairly steady tone at the
start. The September and December de-
Sliyeries displayed the greatest weakness
Firm scablas and a decrease of nearly
4, Oo0.9O0 bushels inBtlie amount of bread
&stuffs on ocean passage were chiefly res
sponsible for the steady opening,S when i,sI
which opened .ats.l ;l5Fat, 10 j. is. sold UP
Eto 1.16ls and then declined to Lis " "a "a.
Corn was Inclined TO follow the course
Of wheat and weaksnsa afder
weather throughout the corn belt was
the chief h,llisli Influence; July opened
UNCHANGED TO Quarter higher. at lQ@s to-
20 "a and sold ut ~. 1}gi. ~, II
The weakness Of wheat had a deprcss-
ing effect on oats early In the day.
Prices at the start were a shade higher
or selling Mt 5ol46l>W July dropped back
to 501l . IA
Provisions were weak despite .tii5 to
Zoe advance in live hogs. Slack demand
for Tic choice products were,the princi-
pal selling incidents. Prices at the OPEN
Ing We're ~ to DC. increase. ls, &.
WheataIhe market became weaker as
with July down at ! ID.
reached at 7ols. Sentiment Was bearlshs
was weak with July II lower ut 20
Close--Wheat, July, Liz; Sept, 1.1Ols;;
Dec, l.0SMt; May, 1.1iL
oats.juiy: ~ sept, 4ss,,ss a s.; Dec,
Tork-J,ily, 1896; Sept, 900
Lard-Inl:. II soas25s; Sept, 1l,d7'ls;#
Ribs-l10I. Sept. 1872: Oct. Il. s221a q s.,
Rye-Cash., s.; July, 81; Sept, 50.
'rirnotly-Scpt.. $50,
Clover-Nothins doing.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
81 Chicago, June 2S.-Butter-S teady.
Creameries. e2p25: diaries. 2Ga23I1s
&H Eggs Steady; receipts, 1851; at mark.
eases included, is: trsts. 20; prime arsts,
81.
Cheese-Easy Daisies, 1f@A; twins.
l1sisIa,: young Americas. 1ia5i4; long
horns, Il n X.
SUGAR ANp#coF'FEE.
New Y ork, June 22S.-- Sugar. raw steady.$
Fair refining, 8. ~. centrifugal. &c test.
I, ~: imoasses sugar. 3.lT.
f Refined-Steady. Crushed. $50; POWDER
ed. %. 05: graduated. $50,
.Goffee-Quiet, No Rio. i&fl: No. e
Santos, 9afl6. 81
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$50, $3.50 FOL, the CORES ponding day OF
last year. l4si
s Bids for the new school buildings to
be erected tee in in Big Cottonwood and Eass
MIL Creek Ut the Granite school dis
trict We're opened in the office OF the
architect N. E. Gutenberg, last week,
and the contracts for the erection of
the two buildings We're let to a.. J.
RadebauGh s. Son, the we'll known CON
tractors. The ottonwood building is q
two-story and basement structure built
of brick and rock, tanning six rooms
and planned so that a siN-room addi-!
ton may be built on in the future.
The contract price is 3s13,SSS.3S. 1t will
be built In Holiday ward. Tho East
Mill Creek school, a similar struc-
ture. is to be erected on Twenty-ttird
East. south Of Fourteenth South. The
contract price or it was $12,47S.Ss' Both
bids are for the carpenter work, paint
ing and clustering only. Heating comes
under another bid.
The gray stone front of tllas new Min.
ing exchange on Exchange place Is
nearly finished to the first story, and
the brick work Of the sides and back
is being pushed oStfle third floor.
Satisfactory progress is being made,
on the new home of the Commercial
club. The structural steel or the in
terror is nearly all in place tosthe third
stroS, and the cut rock of the front8is
finished several feet above the ground
on the east side. The brick work Is
also going on apace on the interior
walls.
AT the Felt building. which Is 10 be
built Immediately north of the Boston
building, South Main, q force of men
isgengaged putting in the big concrete
footings. which have had to be taken
down several feet deeper than the orig
6inal ba senlent excavation owing to the
prevalence of water.
John Parkinson. the architect from
Los Angeles who has prepared plans for.
the new Thomas Kearns,-offlce build
ing on Main street, and who is work
Ing on the plans of the U tab hotel, has
made another big purchase OF real
estate on South Main street. The prop
erty lies between Fifth and Sixth
South streets and has q frontage of
: 20 feet. The price paid was $500 per
front foot. A siX-room dwelling is at
present on the ground. but it is the
intention of the new owner to tear 1t
down in the near future and erect a
hotel facing Main street and possibly Il
theater in the rear. IS
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CONCENTRATES.

There will be no sessions OF the Salt
Lake Stock & Mining exchange to-
morrow, and an adjournment was TAX
en- today until Wednesday, This was
done to allow the members to attend
Strawberry day ut Provo.
The Phoebe Demijohn mining COM
9pnny has two carloads of high grade
ore on ting dump ready for shipment
Following the Shipment additional
equipment will be added to facilitate
the development Of the property.
K w. ii Craig. who with r. j.. Evans
has been doing II large amount of de-
8velopnent work on their property near
Chafey, has returned. He asserts that
the tunnel at the property Is now
reaching the mineral bearing; neigh
borhood. although the objective point
has not been reached.
The owners Of the huge gold nugget,
found in. the placsis at Manhattan will
place 1t in the vaults at the First
National bank 4 + f'oldfield, LII Q WI
ers have refused many times its value,
which is $500. 1t is the largest nugget
taken In placer mining in the state OF
Nevada. 4.
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WILL PyRC RAsE
PROBATE a . Il GUARDIA Nszr
NOTICES, - - !
Consult County Clerk or respective sim.
ers for further Information.

n,
IN TIE DISTRICT. COURT Pho.
County e state Of iah 9n sas' m lass
OF the estatescf Alfred BENTON, Dcceas.
ed. Notice.7-rhe petition Of Amelia Ella
Bennion and Alfred Bennion, admins..
deceased, praying for an ordcrsot sale ~
real property of said decedent, and ihgf$
all persons Interested appear before tic
said Court to show cause why an ord dr.
should not be granted to sell so much 10
shall be necessary, OF the following do ~.
crtbcd real estate of said deceased. 10.
wit; !, , i .
quarter Of section eight Isl, lownsbi,s.s
two t2) south OF range one (i) wes. 9.
Salt Lake Meridian, containing forty tj5t
acres. ri
An undivided onesialf Interest IN t,a
following described property, to-wit.
The northwest quarter Of section
twelve sd2), the northwest quarter. nf
section one a. and the northeast quar-
ship three south OF range two ts) sy Wssf8
of Salt Lake Meridian. ''s'-
&. Also ~, undivided one-hals interest
8conmencins at thc.ndrthwcst corner corner ss "
The northeast quarter or section lif,een
SGh), running thence cast $500 feet
thence south 4 .c5a feet: thence south 4
tsoutl, u deg. west l,053,s feet; Themes
south 60 deg. e min west 9T.o feet.
E thence north 76 deg. S min. West 39sIst
feet; thence south 50 deg. - min. West
9li.6 feet; thence north 1,6S9.g feet to he.
ginning, all in township three I'd south
OF range two 60 west, Salt Lake AIerl.
dian, in Salt Lake County. Utah.
Also an undivided one-half intcrcs, 4, 4
the certificates Of sale No. 1914 from, ftIeft
State of Utah to Hyrum Baten,an and
undivided " interest of which was duiy
assigned to the said deceased, ,,non
which one-half interest of said certifcats
there is due and owing from the said de-
cate is on the west half of the SOUTH
west quarter of section four %. and
the east half Of the southeast ularter
of section five in township three (3l
south Of range two t2l west, Salt Lake
Meridian In the County of Salt Lake,
State of Utah. &,
Also an undivided onc-half interest in
the sale certificate No. lit from tho
State of Utah to Christopher gateman,
and undivided 4 interest OF which certi0.5
cate was duly assigned to tho said de-
ceased in his lifetime and upon which
one-half Interest. there Is unpaid the sum
6of SCI Said certificate OF sale is FOE
in township three go south Of rauss
two co west. Salt Lake Meridian, has
been set FOR hearing on Friday, the Nth
day of July, "A. D. 1919.iat 9 O'Clock D.. M,
lat the CouIXy Court House. in theCourtf
Room of said Court. In Salt Lake City,,
Salt Lake County, Utah. 4
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
e MARGARET z4lNI wITcHER.
%tSeal) Clerk.
John NJ, Cannon Attorney for Peti-
TONER
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MARKET SHOWS BETTER TONE.
Volume Of Business on Exchange Does
Not Increase but Prices Arc Better.

{ rINOG llISlCNSS9b WV AiiS y ASSttSh-sa
Conditions on the Salt Lake Stock
& Mining exchange showed a decided,
this morning and although
the volume OF business was not up to-
the standard, the prices were a great
Improvements.
The larger stocks were the ones that
registered the greatest improvement
and apparently the decline that has
i been going on for several days has been.
+ checked.
n There was some activity shown this
morning by Camp Bird and several
/. thousands of shares changed hands at
81 cents and 8 cents. carisa started
upward again and today brought sl.09a
aEsharc Colorado showed the greatest
+ Improvement and sold as high as s2.25
for ~ block of % shares: Iron Blossom
was stronger and sold for SLATE.
South Columbus Consolidated was
slightly lower. Nearly I'LL other stocks
We're steadier and stronger. g
The total number of shares of stock
sold amounted to 61,197,t and the
was S29, 413. 10.
On the curb market Bingham Gem
5tlal Standard sold for 81 cents ami
/ 214 cents. Phoebe King was sold at
& s3 cents. Dcmijolln was offered at 10 II
cents
q Not a sale was made on the Utah
this. morning, and only u
handful of brokers took part in the AZ
tempt to trade. 1t is understood that
internal strife has caused trouble in the
new market and q reorganization Is
Threatened. t VAS given out this5morn-
ing by a number of brokers that they
VIII have nothing TODD with the market
under present conditions. Some chang
5Ses were scheduled to take place late this
..,f fen y. d u
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TODAY,s MONEY MARKET.

New York, June IS. Money on call
easy, 1MG2 Der cent; ruling rate. clos
Ing bid and offered at Ia per cent.
Time loans easy; for so days 2@2k
per cent: for 80 days. s2A per cent six
months, 2G0asI per cent.
a Close: Prime mercantile paper. 2lls a
52ss per cent; sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills
at 4.S655@4.s6.60 for 60-day bills, and at
4.SS 10 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.s6G4.s63s.
Bar silver, 52ass.
Mexican dollars, AZ. h
Government and railroad bonds
steady.
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ss@5sits;; Parrot 3o@3i; Santa re, "a
#G2tta; Superior, 4liis az; Tenn. Cop. IS
@ss5s: United copper. oat1o,s:: yvson-s
dot, 23i 635s !; East Butte l1s Oh EEss &
Corpin, i TX ais: Royaie. 2511 ta26;; Kew
4da4 vi; M O.. g {, l,,2 gao. North Lake,
So 6p9 Y S. E., al g.; 81 cenl.,
5495ss a 49ss.. NJ u S., pfd., 49 rs Qp49aa.
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ROBINSON GETS THE LIMIT,

II. 7. Robinson, clerk at the George:
Brice drug store on Main street was
found guilty this afternoon of selling.
beer after midnight. ana was fined the
5inaximunl, s2a9, in the police court this
afternoon
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AFTERNOON SALES IS.
s(Sait Lake Exchange. }

Black Jack. 500 at 90.
Colorado, 900 at go: 100 at a.22iz; 200
at 2,2O seller GO.
8 Crown Point. 10000 al 15.a.
East Tintie Dew 800 at Is.
Iron Blossom, 200 at 145.
Mineral Flat. 1000 ut H.
Provo, 1000 at l2Ils.
Seven Troughs. 1900 al 1879.
Sioux Con. 100 at /. lek;; 100 nj Is:
500 al lis, buyer so.
South Columbus, 1900 at i51a; 200 at
45ts, seller Co.
Swansea Con, 500 at l6.
Swansea Ext, 1000 at r.
Tintic Central. 800 at Is; 1880 at i5h:
1900 at l6. buyer so: 5000 at 5l6.
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OLD STORE CAVES AT EUREKA

[
Centennial Eureka has Huge Cavc-in
III Which No Ono Was Injured.
A huge cave-in occurred at the Cen-
tennial Eureka mine a week ago, which
for some time has been threatened and
which promised to do considerable
damage The caVe-in occurred in an
old worked out stope. For some time
Supt r.: "A. Brown has noticed that the
IAtinlbers had rotted away to such an
extent that it would be a hard job to
save the property Although only
meager accounts have been received, it
| Is understood that the company offered
big wages to persons working In that
part Of the nine
When 1t was found impossible toleep
the ground from going. the mem We're
taken out and taken to n safe place
in the mine. 1T is asserted that the
rush of air caused by the cave-in
| knocked the men down.
The caFe-in is said to have occurred
between the 400 and 500 levels and at
a time when most of the workmen We're
nut OF the nine The accident Is said
70 have destroyed in the neighborhood
Of /. 100000 feet of lumber.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
James Al. Pollock g. CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their8private wire this afternoon:
CoMsTocK.
ophir, i .45@1 Az: Mexican. 1.O0d1 .o5;
Gould & Curry, is q 20; Con. Va. SsaS9;
Beicher. 40 10 as; Confidence, 81 bid; sier-5
III Nevada, aaSdl29.. EXcheauer, 2sn29:
Union. Ala As; Chollar 2o32l; y Potosi. %
| qp26; 3EYellow jacket. 30 bid
ToSOPAII,
Tonopah Nevada. 100 bid; Tonopah Ex-
way, 1904; Tononah Belmont, 30 asked:
West End Cons, 22GH; Jim Butler, 10
-, GoLDFIELD.
SANDSTONE, 10 asked 4 Col. Mt, 10 bid;s
Jumbo Ext, Il bid; Booth, II bid; Blue
EN- SILVER Pisk asked BIas
asked: ST Ives, 104I1 4 Conqueror.43 bitl:
Lone Star 3@A Orc. SGT; Atlanta. II
asked Ct, Bend, ) as; Red Top Ext
B. Cons. a asked; Goldfield Daisy, saT@ as;S
Comb. Fraction. 57p5 IS; CT. Bend Ext,
4 bid; CT. Bend Annex, - asked: Ke-
wanos. s6f10: Portland asked !: Crack
erjack, e bid; Z; Mohawk, bids Red
bid; Goldtield Con-, 7.5oGD 7.6O; D'field Tri-
angle asked; Florence Ext. 2a5.
BUILFRoG.
Mont. Rullfrog, i asked; National Blk. i
2 bid; Amethyst, 20 asked: Bonnie Glare.
sgt; sMayfower Cons, 4I10; Homestakc
Cons, Q asked Tramp Cons. 4a6
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Peak. IS 6p5o: Eagle Nest, 4 bid; Round
Mountain, 20 hid: Rnwhide Queen IS bid A
Rawhtde Coalition, rs bid.
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HIGH GRADE IN DEsIIJoHN. Z
Company Runs Into Another Body OF
Rich Orc on l25 Foot Level.

Word received this morning by Man
aser @. A. Bailey of the Phoebe Denli-
john asserts that in drifting on the 125
foot level of the Demijohn property u
body of high grade ore has been struck
in a bedded Vein which measures four
feet thick and six feet wide. Aceorl-
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LIVESTOCK.
l1,1I1cAGo.a

: T.
Chicago, June 2S,-Gattle-R Receipts es-
sti:nated at 1900; market steady. Beeves,
Zoe higher: Texas steers. 20Gp 30: west
err steers, 4. 10000: stockers and fe e,e
ers, 4.75Gp6.25; cows and heifers, 1900
$50: calves, z. aOaS,5o. i ~,
market 5@loc. higher. Lights, ;,.5oaI 80
mixed, 7.4o97.I5: heavy. I.45@ $40; good
10 choice heavy. 7:5oGlI.I5: pigs. lsT59
$40: bulk of sales. G.26G7 10.
Market loc. lower. Native. 7;79gs.eee;
western. a.doF5 -: ycariings 2. 9ofgS on %
lambs. native, o.75M6.ao: western, 5.Goo2
s7.90; spring lambs 6.00Gs.ao
,..@ KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, June IS attle-R eecipts,
800; market for cattle strong. For
3grassers weak. Native steers, !, .2oGsI ~. g.
5ers and feeders, 3.50db5.5o; bulls, 2.T51
s. 00i17.O0: western cows. 3.C0d5.0o
Hoss-R Receipts, 1900; market . to 1oo,
hi gher. Bulkof sales I.45 a. 50; heay y
lights, II .s5@f.75; pigs. 5.T5@7No.
Sheep-R Receipts. 10000: market steady.
Muttons, 3.75I5, 5O lambs, g. coos 40;
range wethers. 1000 ). .; range ewes, 800
G4.f5.
South Omaha, June aS.-Cattie Re-
ceipts, s,5oo: market for light strong.
Ia.0o@5.e5: range cows and heifers. 2.I5@
500; stockers and feeders, 2.00G5, 80;
calves. 800 aT.00; bulls and stays, 3,Go@
HoFsRseelpttss sSs s aTket IS h1EH
! Sheep Receipts, 1900; market slow,
lower. Yearlings. A ,60lr5.6o wethers. 4. 90
sdn5.co; ewes, AZ 06ta.75; lambs, TOO @s.5o.
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ing to The superintendent at the prs
5pertS. tl,eore is as rich as the lunches
~ ore taken from galena vein sons
time ago. The sample of rock that Il
Is believed the present strike resen.-
bles assaHed 400 ounces in siiverGanl
SD In gold. Although no samples have
been received in Salt Lake City and no
returns received on assays from Phoebe,
1t is asserted that the new ore bodysis
very ricll3 @
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CHURCH NOTICES

The home missionaries of Granite.
stake will meet wednesday. June 80.
1903. at T;45 p. m. in the stake
tabernacle. a full attendance is de-
sired.
The regular monthly priesthood
meeting of Granite stake will be held.
Saturday July, 3. 1903, at 10 a. IN.
in the stake tabernacle.SsA full atten-
dance of the priesthood and officers
Of the auxiliary associations is earnest
~ requested.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
high priest quorum of the u:
stake Of Zion will be held Sunday
July 4. 1909. at 10 a. M in the
quorum are invited to attend.