davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08

Q. 1909 Andrew TorrIe. be-
loved husband of Mrs. Rosie Torrie. and
father of Andrew Torrie. native of Eng-
land aged &c years and IS days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-12
JACKLING RETURNS
FROM RAY MINES
Declares Four Million Tons Of Ore
We're Added to Reserve
During March.
WIDENING RAY-KELvlN ROAD,
". o. bradley 90 be Consulting Engi-
nccr and WIN TulSc Charge
about May I.

According 90 ID. q. Jacklng. gener-
al manager of the Ray Consolidated
properties at Kelvno. Arizona. the ore
reserves were Increased by 100000
tons during March. by Che connect
uu up OF the work of tho diamond
drills that were used TO explore tho
properN MI Jackling has just re-
turned from the property where ne
has been for several weeks making a
thorough Inspection Of conditions.
The property DE asserts lis fast being
rounded into shape and that the future
of the Ray Consolidated looks brighter
eUch time Doe visits the place Dur
ing his stay there the experimental
mill at Kelvin was closed down o.
greater part of the Time owing to %
lumber of changes that were made
u testing the ore
The narrow gage road between Ray
and Kelvin, over which an OF the ore
trains have to pass TO The mill i- bee
ing Widcned into o. standard gage
road This is part OF the Ray CoDsol-
dated property and was ueccssitated
hv the increase On production that VIII
follow in tine course OF the year.
Mr Jacklin~ declared today That W.
o. Bradley has been appointed con
sulting engineer OF the property and
that ne win assume his position about
MAY He will bo there at that time
and oversee the min construction.
work
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kNIGmrs ISSUE srArENrENr.

THE following monthly statement was
issued 10y the Knight interests from
their Provo office today. The report
shows the condition Of the business OF
the various mining companies on
ATril I
Col.S1do, cash ON hand. Su&216.2i;
dividend declared OF s cents O. s.a. e.
payable April 20; books close april i5
and open April n.
Iron Blossom. cash ou hand, S4s. 29s.g4,
dividend declared OF S cents per share.
payable April 26. books close April %
and open April g.
Beck Tunnel, accounts payable Sto-
099.S5.
Crown Point Con. cash on hand SIP
30S.6S. stock no treasury. 122900 shares.
East Tiutic Con, cash on hand a1.-
G05.43. stock in treasury. $3.50 shares.
Tintah Trcasure Hilb cash ON hald
sS4j.IG; assessment OF 1 cent share
levied payable May, 20; sale June o.
Indian Queen, accounts payable,
S-s312.
lboN accounts payable, }5,liS50.
Mountain Lake, cash {lobi9o.. stock
in treasury 96. l2O shares.
king David. accounts payable. &c.
6i5.Z6, stock in trvasury. ofll93 shares.
Mineral Flat accounts payable, N3,-
2sS.05.
Black jack accounts payable S4s-
9S5.46
Opex. cash t23.5G75L
Pluus. accounts payable, $2.O32.27.
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says that they viii push developments
on the property with two shifts OF
mCn work Is being prosecuted with
vigor ON both the crosscuts 20 the south
to tap the east west vein Of the upper
shoft workings from the main shaft.
a raise win have to- be run up for 10
feet from the crosscut OF the main shaft
90 reach the 90-foot station Of the up-
per workings which is the present depth
of that shaft.
They will start I'm 60 sink their main
ehlr. which Is now 100 feet deep, 90 300
feet OF depth where the formation OF
thoir entire property viii Doe crosscut
both TO the east-west and north-s0uth.
They win continue Co sack ore from
both the cast-wost and north-suuth
veins in the upper shaft workings but
an ores hoisted TO the surface as well
asa the !. 500 sacks already ON the dump
win. be- held here until the new ore
schedules from Hazon and SChurz.
which are now being contemplated, De
come effective.
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STOCKS CONTINUE
ADVANCE BRISKLY
Trading Starts OFF With Consid-
cradle Animation After Three
Days Vacation.
INDUsTRlALS GO STRONGER.
Realizing Sales Somewhat Check the
ADVANCE Of Active StOCks-Minor
Spccialtics on the Advance.

Now York. April i2-TradiuR in stocks
started or with considerable animation
after the three days' closed interval I'm
spite o. the fact that the foreign mar
kets we're still Ga recess. Prices started
al advances but he changes from
Thursdays closing prices were small
outside the spccialties which were dealt
h In great varieties. American cotton
OH rose ia. American leo ~. and
American Sm@ung. international Pump.
American Hide and Leather pre-
forred. American SUGAR. HocklnE Coal;
Wisconsin Central, PEOPLES Gas and
Nirginia-C aroiina Chemical l.
Roalizing sales checked tho advance iu
the active stocks. Minor spcCialties AMI
industrials meanwhile continued 70 az
vance brisk.y. Pullman showed n gain
OF ga Louisville a. Nashville lnternn-
tional Harvester and u. s. Pipe 2. At
! lantic Coast Line la, General Electric
I ll and "a number OF others, a point or
stocks began TO advance with the pub
LEGATION of the senate committee amend
mont In the tarin bill fhe demand was
active and broad, Atlantic Coast Llno
{ rose asa, Louisville * Nashville Z In
teruatiOual Harvester preferred 4 and
o., $. Pipe preferred IN Erie second
preferred and American Can preferred
q southern Railway preferred and Il. s.
steel l9s. and Reading. Baltimore q
Ohio. Rock Island prercrreu, Erie and
Amalgamateu Copper /.
Bonds were strong.
Reading made its usual response 20 the
postpOnemcnt of the supreme court de-
! cisiOn IN the comm ODDITIES clause case,
| jumping ia, % 1875. Tho list hardened
| iu sympathy, a number Of the minor
stoChs making sensational advances
Iowa Central got up ia the preferred
] II. Minneapolis g. ST Louis "a, SlOas-
| Snefneid steel 90. Rock Island preferred
! lis. Chesapeake a. Ohio Is and Cmu..
Pacific T.
The market closed irregular and ac-
tive, Sales 10 realize mingled with the
further buying at fresh points made
/ the late market irregular. Northern
Pacific fol below Thursday, and other
active stocks reacted substantially.
International Harvester preferred rose
2iz and Rock Island preferred and ST.
| Louis southwestern preferred p
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. April 2-Cattle-Receipts cs-
timattd at 1900; market steady TO Joe,
higher. BeeVes, 4AG7.10. Texas steers.
l.0luaSo; western steers. OW 5.S5,
stockors and feeders. S.V0- a.0O, cows and
hcilors, 2lJu6.00; calves 5.ocn7.15.
Hogs-Rcccipts. estimated al $4,000.
marSot ga Zoe. higher. Lights, 5.Oldl 40.
mixed. tloa.s0, heavy. l-2ueu loo. rough,
7.nu5.oo; good 20 choice heavy, 1.30N
l.55; pigs, 5.@p6.S0' bulk Of sales. 7.5on
shecp-Receipts. estimated at 1900.
market steady. Native. 8.ijU6.25. vest
ern, 3.l6W6.D. yeariings, G.3u7.50.
lambs. native, 5.5oaS-aJ; western, o.59a
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Aprn l2-Cattle-Roceipts.
500 market steady to Toe. higher. Ma
tive steers 5.09H6.S0. native COWS and
helfers. 6.l5n 90. bulls, 6.3Ju5.3l. calves.
4.uOu7 so; western steers, 4.sUti $50. West-
orn COWS, 3.BU5.0
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market steady.
1.Ista: packers and butchers. 6.99nt .l5.
lights. Goa 1.O5. pigs, 5.25a6.e0.
Sheep-keCcipts, k,OJ0; market steady.
Muttons. 5.25Q $50, lambs, 6.60-As.00;
range wethers' iaJM.5 80; ewes. S.5ond %
OMAHA.
south Omaha. April 12-Cattle-Ro-
ceipts 500, market steady 70 strong.
Western steers, o.Oou 800; Gamers, 2.&lp
$40. stockers and feeders. 5.00u5. 90.
calves, 2&al.5; bulls and stays. 3000
Hogs-Receiots, l50O: market steady to
IC. higher. Heavy. I1On 1865. mixed. 6 sd
Q700i lights. 6.7Ja7.o pigs. 5.15N 6.25;
bulk Of sales. G.9J4 40.
Sheep-Receipts. $50; market strong
90 higher Yearlings, 6.65u790: wothors.
5.luQ6.D: ewes. 5.Sn6.e0; lambs. 72jU
500
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock G. Co.. bank Is and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Adventure, SIS aSla; Cent. 81 ask;
52A @52#: Quincy 89gS9ik: shan
non, l4H 014h; United Cop, 12& a.
leTs; Utah Con. 89A q 39ss; East
Butte. 141a al58s; S. g. p. 1874 GA;
T. S. S. Com 3sia Gao; do pfd, a. y
044&; s. & b., 1874 a 16; Boston
bly,. ~ al 1 9-16; Cum. ely. HIS
07&; Dom Cop, 10W12; First Nat,
Ga m6as; Globe. Az G4&; b. Coalu,
23a2tta; O. & H.. Chs 0625: La Sale,
140l4A, Mexico Con. $500; Mohawk.
81 4G3 North Butte. ~ 072 z santa
Fo 2U2s: Utah Copper. IS as % f,
Boston Con-, 12012h: Miami 14ia
14# North Lake, G06la; Newhouse.
2Z n33s North Lake, GU6tS; Apex,
$500; Davis Daly, 81 Q6h; Ely
Con. 9U10; GriouX z 15-l60S; CT.
Con, g-tG0S38; Florence, 3A a.
3la. New Utah. 21sm3. IN. Coaln,
-4050. Ray Con. 1888 M13ia; To-
uopah. 1uT14; Inspiration, 5ls f5 70.
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET

New York, April i2.-Money on On.
easy 1909 per cent. ruling had" ..
closing bid lh. offered at 3 time i,..
very dull and steady, 90 davs 15at
per cent; 30 days. 2is; six months 3
Prime mercantile paper, 85ns r
cent
Sterling Exchange steady Win
tual business in bankers Euf.
4S6. 306lS6. 80 for 6O-day bills. .r5
4S7.7 20 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.S1sdASG.
Bar silver. 5O7s.
Mexican dollars. iic.
Government bonds steady. rau,..
bonds strong
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MEYER is IN CITNRGE.

j. r.. Meyers, wen known among
business circles OF this CITY. has re-
Cciyed word from Gov Spu. of his
appointment and confirmation as
superintendent Of the mineral exc
hibit of Utah at the Alaskan
Yukon exhibition. and villa begin
at once 20 prepare for the exhibit
NTr Meyers stated this morning that
be would leave here about May list,
and as he has charge OF the exhibit
viii be very busy getting things I'm
shape for the same as he Is anxious
TO make Il one of which Utah may
we'll be proud. lie understands thor
oughly the work he IS expected 70 do
and MS DE has many friends among the
mining fraternity he feels confident
that the exhibit win be all that could
be expected and, 20 quote Meyers,
"a little more"
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NnI,NN IN nAp snNPr.

San Francisco. Csl. April ia Wire
Jess message received by the Merchants
exchange today states that the stranded
steamer Indiana Of tho Pacific Mail
Steamship company which was wreck
a. 40 the entrance Of MagdMcna bay
81 week ago. ls being slightly moved by
tlo waves. and the damage Lo her bot
tom probably "a increasing. II is hoped
90 ave about 200 tons Of the cargo,
which Includes 5000 bags Of cunec.
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BINGHAM BUTTE
SHAFT HITS ORE
Encounters Good Grade Of Miner
allied Material in the
New Shalt.
DISCOVER NEW ORE BODY
Mountain Maid Tunnel at Rn"hnm
CcuunI standard ~tHl u
Good Body Of ore.

rb. ,.o. donnie commandment shaft
,...tr.. .,,,t or rIa uIrrbam
'''' r.-t... ..l......
Butte rInI'.'E l' '''"e .l'
inns I4h iul' H." % d, ,,,i,.t
one ,l'' ... ,.,.,.,,s.-.,,,a.,,t or tbo
5000. .y,....t.,i a., ..rE ~, III. s65
l..,i Ecl,,. u,o tunnel Lowell and
~, 5.,r co fs.t "a ths ,rcst before
,t,l,irg u,r oro bodv instead. the
,..,. .n-ft hsa M "a d-pth OF lsO foet
.au mo 4n ore body. The shaft has
alrr3dr been driven down two feet
through this ore and development only
cam teu the extent and position.
General Manager sam u. 1reloar
We. 100 from tnc property today ana
exhibited some Of the ore being taken
out II is Jf am excellent grade ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-12
NEM NIINING CI.AIM ELL.

Washington. April 12--Delegate An
drews OF New Mexico. in "a bin intro
duced in the house. seeks To have tho
provisions OF the revised ststut ~. VIII
provide that not i,ss than 500 b. gE-
pended each year iu labor or improve
ments until after patent has been Is
sued on mining claims located after
May DO. 1872, suspended Tor the year
1909.
The purpose OF the bill is TO prevent
claims. which have bean regularly 10
Gated and recorded under the lo'al
laws and mining regulations from being
subject TO forfeiture Tor u0n-p erf1rm-
ance " annual assessment work Tor
the year 1909
Ia order that claimants may enjoy
the provisions Of the proposed act they
must record before Dec. 81, 1909, In the
office where the location notice is filed r.
notice that they intend % hold and
work the claim m good faith.
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CRAZY SNAKE RrpoRTEp DEAD.

Muskogee. okla. April 12-Thcre is a
rimor here that Crazy Snake. chief of
the Greek Indians. who has been sought
bv tho state militia f0r the ldat two
wlolls. is dead but 81 cannot Doc vpH-
fed. The government has four repro
-ontauvea in tho neId searching for tn1
Indian leader hut has received u0 word
from Thorn.
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srocks Nd MoRE AcrNE.
Volume Of business Increasing ON the
Local Mining Exchange.


Local Mining Exchange.
business continues TO grow better on
the local mining exchange and this
morning the volume of business was
hctter than at amy morning session last
week 10 anything prices were lower
with but few exceptions. Beck Tunnel
registered light sales with the price
slightly lower Colorado was not up 10
ifs usual standard today and Columbus
Consolidated WAS Ira the same class.
East Tintic Development was strong
az 20 cents
Iron Blossom was lower today than 10
has been in q month and is down lower
than IL was before ore was struck on
the property ON tho open board as low
as sos was bid and the stock 9Jld
weak at S2O7il During the morning
10.tS0 shares of stock changed hands.
The stock opened at f2.25 but sagged
heavily during the session.
Uncle Sam continues 10 climb higher
and sold at SO cents early I'm the ses-
sion. ON the open board a speculative
market was developed. Reports trom
this company's property lis such that
many are expecting promising future
for IT,
The total number OF suares sold this
morning was $3.50. while the price at
which The stocks changed hands vas
S56.121
Inspiration Copper appeared on the
curb market this morning. This stock
was also bid for on tine New York curb
today. Tho bid on the local stock mar
ket was 81. and mot Ju offer was made.
Beaver Combination, which is on- oil
tna new Beaver county attractions.
made ITS initial appearance ON the local
exchange curb this morning 4 bid Of
g cents was made for the stock and
1000 shares wore sold at 10 cents Tim
tab Treasure Hill was tho llgclI.st stoc
con the curb today ana sales were made
at 23 ana - cents. East Tindc El Hey
sold at J cent
FORENOON SESSION.
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INNrsrIoArNa sAMGGIING.

I0..IH. furu.u April i2.-immirra-
H.u inspectors from Goo United states.
under tho direction of A. a. sChell are
in thIs CITY gathering Information
concerning sI1ops that frequently put
out from points along the coast with
Chinese aboard The belief o. THAI
tha aliens arc transferred 90 fcn go
ur vessels t0 be- landed later AZ Texas
ports THE reurasenatiNca az the 7.
~ are seeking tn arrange with u-
.pn.f0rF at Mexican ports to work Win
them DOB mpprossing tho traiho.
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OGDEN MAN IS MANAGER.
". =. WcdeH Elected 10 Direct Work
OF Original Rawhide Mining Go.

Rawhide, April NV. b. Wedell of
Ogden. Utah.and Rawhidc, was elected
manager Of the Original Rawhide Man
ing company. at the annual meeting of
the stockholders OF that company the
latter part Of March, Mr.. Weieh who
IS also Interested In other Rawhide
holdings. states that the Original Raw
hide company has lately secured year
Of additional time and that their lease
NOW runs until Jan. I. 1912 He also
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PRODUCE.


! CHicaEo. April 12-Nheat prices con-
/ uuued 10 soar today the deferred fu-
/ lures advancing 90 now nigh records Tor
| ule season. Early in the session July
/ sold at l15k and September at Loss
/ the gain in the former being "a and iu
! The latter 3 slncc Saturday. Tho market
| opened somewhat unsettled owing to
! realizing sales brought out by wet
! weather On the southwest. but soon r4I-
! lied sharply on renewed buying by bull
/ leaders. Trade In Ma was very small.
/ Prices ot the start were 3 hIsLer Geo
/ @ lower. May being nc .2,il 20 1884
| July opened al Las, to l.l5 and 5optcm-
I Der lt 10k 90 l.01lh. Within 1j min
~ July had advanced 20 Los and
/ - mber TO l.os'. May sold up Co
Local receipts Of corn were larger than
| had been estimated ana this caused mod
! crate weakness az the opening Tho
/ tn" session owing 20 no strength OF
: wheat May opened p 10 = lower at coz
| 90 p and sold up TO Gif.
| Tho bulge in wheat hold the oats mar
| Eet firm despite increased receipts aud
/ some pr0ft-taking based on me BRIGHT
| outlook Tor Tho now ofop. Mag opened
/ unchanged 90 = lower NJ CAS- TO Of. and
! fur "a time held within that range
/ Provisions were irregular. stranril OBJ
1 grain ana an advance OF tu l1 .u lto
l h1aH were bullish factors Prices at tho
l s,lrt were ~ 90 Zoe. lower
/ close Wlcst-MaY. 1921. Jufy LIZ.
I sept. Loss ~ ~. Dec.. l.01
] tofn-Apul 0ls, May, CO.'S: july. Uls
I n's, sept, Ws rs. Dec. 5A,
pats-May. sia July tH, soDl. ua
pork-May. 1910. July. 1870
LTd-hia5. lo.a'i.i July 0EEW0sg:
lsibs-Miy. sF'H july au. Sept.
/ Ilyc-Clsb lr. NAV. 0G.
narieE-Cash. 0h u0
Ilmohy APRIL am
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AFTERNOON SALES.

ar INV
Ajax. 600 at %. 500 At 2gi4.
Black Jack. 1000 at a. s.. 90.
Bullock. 900 at e.
colorado 100 at 90, 100 at -.s5. 200
al 2.s2is. s.. 60: 500 az 2.S2l1 300 at
so.
FAST Tinuc Dew. 5000 ~ 1919.
indian queen, 1900 at @. 1000 az Sh
Iron Blossom. COO al 2.l0. 1000 az
. .O1is: $3.50 at 2.U5, 1000 an 2.0,E, b.
90. 400 az 2.O23h.
Lion rim. 500 az 90
Macon Valley. 1900 at $50. 200 at
e.1ri6. 100 az 800. n 6I.
May DAY. 800 al 90
Neyadl HIS. i. 200 at 1.4l.
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Beck Tunnel. 200 at 50. 600 at 90
bingham Anal. 1000 al 17ia.
Black Jack. 100 at 80: 800 40 34tt
Camp Bird. 900 az ..
Colorado. 300 at 297ia
Columbus Con. 400 at $50
Crown Point 500 al a.
j.. Crown Point $500 at ~.
=. Tiutic Con, 1000 az 90, buyer. 60;
1000 at Giz
p. Tmtic Dew, 300 at 20.
Grutu 1000 at T.
Indian queen, 800 az 10. buyer 60,
1900 at on
Iron blossom. 200 al 9.25; 500 a. 222is:
$50 az go; 200 at go buyer 60; 200
az 217i5. 800 az 215
May Day, 200 at -
Mineral Flat. 1000 at TO-
Mountain Lake. 900 az 81.
Nevada Hills, 100 az 1878; 800 at
$40: 400 at l42i5.
Ohio Copper. 200 az ESQ. 100 at $50
seller 20, 100 ar $50. seller 60
plutus. 500 at 10. seller Go.
Prince, 500 at l.35.
Sioux CON. $500 ut 1.O7is. 500 al 10
buyer 10; 200 az Ito. buyer 60; 800
at 1879. seller CO.
South Columbus, 2.1OO at A..
Swansea. Ext, 800 a. 3.
Uncle sam. 100 AZ 70. 400 at so: 2.400
at rs. 200 at 70. $500 at n; 1000 at 70.
buyer 60.
Utah Con- $40 az 1Tib
Tintic Central. $500 al 13ta
OPEN BOARD SALES
Bingham Amalgamated, $50 at IS
Colorado. 300 at 2g1ib; 100 at 29Tia
Columbus Con, 90 at $50, 100 at
ASH. zoo al 2ej.
East Crown Paint. $500 NJ ~.
Iron Blossom. 900 az 2l5. buyer 50;
600 at 912ia. 1000 a. 212a. buyer so;
% zoo az 210, $500 at 2,O7ia.
Mountain Lake. 5000 at $751;. 5000
az 81 buyer 30
Sioux Con. 200 az 10 buyer TO-
Seven Troughs, 800 at AZ.
Tiuue Central 900 az a. buyer co.
Uncle sam Con. 500 at s. seller GO.
600 at Is. seller no.
Utah Con 1900 at liza; 1900 at u.s.
| buyer 90
A
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Sow York. April 13-Cotton -nat s....
quiet loc higher Middling upla'da H.
do. Eulf. 1870. sales. LOO bales.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character ans daecr'rUoo
srranged from tis' best legal f0rms
and brought strictly up 20 date.
A full supply always on hand 90 Ns
Deserot Nows BOok Store.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

ST. Louis. April 12-Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums. bQ %.
fine mediums. l1d20; fine Haiti
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Crclmories. 2t2S. dairlos. 0nE
Lgrs steady az mark. oaFne f..f...
nrats 1919. prime nrsts 2O.
Chess strong. Daisies. nd. f,rf..
Young Americas. 11. Ions horne
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Treasury Stock 90 be- sold for the
development of property. Address
Bingham g. Orleans Min. CO., an Com,
Blk, p. j.. clty,
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Nevada Hills, 18O asked; Pitsburg
Sill Peak 66 asked Eagles Nest 4m6.
Rawhido Coalition, so asked.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

james A. Pollock q Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
CoMsToCE
Ophir. 107A611O: Mexican. I6ai7.
Could & curry Sd9; Con Va, 65Hs5.
Savage, 1920. Hale & NorUrOss. 15nls,
yellow Jacket SO bid; Belclor, 430l5,
Confidence, 10 asked; Sierra Nevada. 20
20. EXchequer. 10 bid; Union, a5H l,
Chollar S asked P1tosi, l09ll
rONoPAH
Tonouoh Nevada. G75 blI: Montana
Touopah. ~ asked; T0nopah Ext, 500
o.; MacNama1a, a0W3i; Midway, g-u
2s; Tpuopah Belmont 9209i West EHd
Con- 3U32 Jim Butler, 1905
GoLDFTELD.
Sandstone. "A asked. Col slt. "a
ans, Jumbo. Ext. 20H2I. Booth. 20
~ "a; Blue Bull f1Wl2- Silver Pick,
11W1S. Blue Bell t45. Couquoror.
Atlanta 1901, 3d. Bend. l7m1S:
Rcd Top Ext, sos; Florence, 1885
bid. Dreld b. B. Cone. Tms. cold
held Daisy 41Ufs. Comb. Fraction.
l1Ju1.I1 CO.. Bond Ext. 1N2;
Ct Bend AuncN. q asked. kewauos
15nlG, Portland 900, CrackeriacE
Did. r.. Tiger ~ bid; Grandm8,
h.u. GuI.HeId Con. $500 s.62 ia
uroIi triangle. -n3: a. ID. ID, 20
L.l. Florence ENtns asked.
James a Pollock q Co.. bankers ana
brokers. west second South street.
Furnish tho following received over
fna.r private Wiro ou SON Francisco
..N.. stocks
BuLLFROG
National Eank n asked MAy0owor
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OTHER DISTRICTS

Cons. lOGl1. Homestake Cons. gas;
Tramp Cons, 4U5;.
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b, E,sss-Fim' western storaro oa...,.
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,. n. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
884 Atlas. Bell. 1470. Res 3O0t-Z
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

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james A. Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
COMETDCTC.
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Sow York AprI Il-suwr. raw. rn.r.
fuI rrnulng, liH c0uuruwl .@ t.st
d.l mo'nsars HuHr d.5
Refined Quiet Crushed I'll. pour6ar-
ed . b. ErauulafHI fW
D0noo-Q Quiet a1 no SD. No 4
Santos. gIa
The Big Sandy news., 1909-01-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MMAAAAA AAAk WV MAANNMAAM Observation-Disclosures

food as It Is possible TO get. Any
small cabbage heads, rurnips, beets
CT small potatoes, all make splendid
food either cooked or raw.
The vegetable scraps from the
kitchen, II put In a large pot and
bolled during the meal time and
then thickened with bran and corn
meal and allowed to cook while COO
ing, make one Of the best foods
for laying hens.
Many waste bones and scraps Of
waste from the table make appetiz-
tit-bits for the fowls, and Just a
little care in preparing the mixture
win bring spendld results In the way
OF eggs.
When al else fails in supplying
the products, we turn to the hens
and always feel sure that for all
occasions we can rely on therm 10
supply the demand whether it be
fer the invalid or for the every
Gay family supply.