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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-20
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Berryville was shocked aud stunred
yesterday by the attempted suicide Of j.
Robinson Elder, postmaster of the town
aud former Westinghouse. Shortly
after IL O'Clock, sitter Elder bad handled
the morning mails, he went 10 bis hOme,
and while seated 10 q chair he shot HIM
self near The heart. The wound Is b.
lieved to be fatal, aud last night his cou.
ditioD was critical. lll-health Is b.
lieved to be the cause OF Postmaster
Elders rash act. Elder went to Berry
Vile after being appointed postmaster at
Bsuyyille last spring. He secured the
appointment sitter a bitter fight with the
old-Iine republicans OF the state. Elder
married Miss CLARK, OF Winchester,
who was daughter Of the late Judge
Osrke, Of the old Winchester Corpora
ton Court, and one Of the bellies OF that
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-20

With the ice pack grounded st the
mouth of the Niagara river aud big
hoes coming down from Lake Erie, it
seems as If nothing can save what is left
of shipping and rail traffic between
Niagara and Lewiston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-04-20
HOUSE.

The House was not in session today
having adjourned on Monday until
Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
THE LITTLE BELL
NOW MAKING MONEY


Superintendent r.. D. Talbot of the
DAILY West who BE- also n charge of
the Little Ben of Park Clty reports
That thc development Boa the drifts on
The wiuzr from the roo level OF the hat
ter property BIS surprising expectations.
and the ore - said to boo spreading over
the contact and the bedding planes in
most encouraging manner II IL said 90
be good grade. recent shipments having
nettod the company between s3S and $40
per ton
The most important work done 40 the
Little Bell since the panic OF 1907 has
been 10 drain the mine ny making cone
nectious with the Ontario drain tunnel.
This work was started last year and
completed early this year since which
time very little work has been done
until the beginning OF last month when
"a force Of men was put ON develop
mcnt work with the water ont OF tho
Wiuze from the 200 level the company
has been able io explore the orc bodies
which were known to exist there and
10 ls these ore bodies which are now
responding in such encouraging man
ncr
The company has force OF 40 men
at work az the property and the mine
Us paying its way and accommodating
healthy surplus. for future develop
mcnt. or for dividends. if the mime con-
unues TO Improve az les present rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Franz Kuoa has gone to california
lHr fDH iHts
Harold scgcI Hnd bride sill Boz boo
town Dct -a fur few daHs visit
after NGirh tnrr uIi go 90 M slegelH
ranch 0 Nevada
R A. Evans traffic agent with ihp
lufaTnHtIouHl Ham rster company is in
fnuu from milwaukee. ru route cast
rum comet "Trip
pu Thursday nIsht MIss Mary smrl.
IDN ana Walter D.. cooper were married
at tha home of the bride grandMthcr
David smrleE. abe eDrmunA being pete
formed 40 800 O'Clock by Elder George
WuOllrY rhr rnums Nrre preitiN lnU-
Grated n roses and carnations md AN
elaborate supper WAS served Tine bride
n0ro 90 gown 0i white lace over hr.lio-
tr1nr satin and carried white roses.
Ar ud AIRS cooper WIN be- at homo
at asa south FirHi West street
Are O.. 3 Nude received informally
I'd Dor hume on "Wednesday afternoon
in honor Of her guest Miss Maudo
Dilfs of Council hluns. Iowa and hrs
n 81 nancock of Bingham
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
Volume Five
Church History
Published by the Church With Intro
duction by Elder II. N. ROBBERS.

This volume deals with the history
Of the Church from May B. 1912, TO
81st OF August 1S43. IL, therefore,
covers a period Of about sixteen
months The main external events
may he set down as follows First,
exposure Of the wickedness OF John
q. Bennett, and his departure from
Nauvoo: 90 the charge against the
Prophet Joseph of completely In an at
tempted assassination Of ex-governor
Lilburn W Boggs. under whose cele-
brated exterminating order the body
OF the church was driven from MIS-
souri,; go the attempt of the state
OF Missouri TO eXtradite the Prophet
from the state Of Illinois 10 be tried
as an accessory before the fact to an
assault ON Ex-Governor Boggs; 90
second attempt on the part OF Mis-
souri, TO eXtradite the Prophet from
the state Of Illinois on the old charge
Of murder. treason, burglary, arson,
larceny. theft and stealing" first
brought against him I'm the year 1888;
C5) a preliminary prospecting Of the
west. doubtless with view 10 the
cOntcm plated removal OF the saints
10 the Rocky Mountains
OF events that relate more nearly 20
the Church as an organization there
should be mentioned: Cd the intro
ductlon OF the endowment ceremonies
and enlarged Instructions ON the sub
iect OF baptism for the dead;
(2) an extension Of auxiliary
organization by bringing into existence
the Young Mems and Women's So
ciety.
Another item Of great interest in
this volume is the manifest develop
ment Of the character and spiritual
strength OF the Prophet during this
period. The trying experiences
through which he passed seemed 20
discover new qualities or soul power
within him, and to emphasize those
which he was known 10 have possess
ed.
The doctrinal development OF the
period covered by this volume deals
with several items which may be re
garded as preliminary 10 that richer
unfolding OF philosophical thought %
which the last year Of the Prophets
teaching was 80 largely devoted.
Vol 8 is now ready
Bound In cloth $3.50 postpaid.
Bound in Hail Morocco ~ 80 post
paid,
Bound la HAITI Calf S2.5O postpaid.
Bound in Full Morocco GILT Edge.
$500 postpaid.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
Reports Are That Orders Are Be-
ing Placed With Some
Urgency.
PIG IRON is IN BIG DEMAND
Dry Goods Business shows steady
Gain With Higher
Prices.

New York. oct I'D G Dun &
cos Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row will say.
Renewed buying of rolling stock by
the railroads is the conspicuous de-
velopment of the week in the iron and
steel trade Reports indicate that
orders are being placed with some
urgency. and that considerable new
business IS under negotiations. Activity
at steel works is reflected I'm continued
heavy purchases Of pig iron al many
points. and further advances in prices
are announced. one contract for 90
900 tons of Bessemer at $40 is reported
The structural shops are receiving a
moderate amount OF new business.
Trade i'm dry goods shows steady gain
and the higher prices in the primary
markets. forced by the sustained high
cost OF raw materials are now quite
freely paid Advances In foreign and
domestic lines Of Woolens ana worsteds
are being announced Hosiery and
underwear are higher and more
active
The footwear market is steadily inn
proving, but the price question con-
tinues 20 rctard business. ana some
branches OF the trade continue quiet
The leather trade continues slowly
10 improve
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
REVENUE STRIKES
BLACK MANGANESE


Recent developments In the Revenue
Mining company property in the
lwah vah mountains Beaver county
have disclosed a four-foot vein of
black manganese carving good silver
values The assure carrying this ore
has been struck in what BIS known
a. tho lower Cud tunnel
(which &C. In between two
and three hundred feet Two shifts
are al present at work on the prop
fertv. and In addition Co drifting on the
fssure to connect with shaft which
was sunk on n rich chute OF ore. the
management is extending the tunnel
with the view Of prosecuting some
OF tho 80 OF 60 veins which are said
10 show on the surface OF the prop
crty. and which are believed Co run
together at depth M the shaft which
SIS down something over 400 feet is
disclosed ore carrying from 80 to 40
ounces silver. 10 TO i6 per cent lead
and from 50 Co $40 in gold per ton
willard Burton reports tho new
road comTlcted all the distance from
New house 90 the mine. thus shorten
ing the distance from 30 miles 90 rs
miles The cost was about $1,000 Prep
arations arealso being made ~ is saId.
10 start work on the Sun and Pine
grove properties loo that district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
CRISIS IN MONEY
MARKET NOW OVER
Raising OF Bank Of England Dis
count Rate Marked Culmina-
ton OF Present Pressure.
SIGNAL FOR RALLY IN STOCKS
Dealings in 4. :. steel Feature ut
Weeks spcculahon--loda}'s
Close Irregular.

New York. OCT I6-Ncalucss early ln
tbo week 100 connection with liquidation
prompted by the banking situation was
followed by a violent rebound led by
United states steel Demand from AN
uncovered short interest coupled with
renewed operations Tor the long account.
made "a buoyant stock market. The tec-
ond advance In the Bank Of England dis
count rate within week, the latter by
"a fuu 1 Der cent seemed to be thc signal
for Inc rallv ir stocks That event
seemed 10 be accepted as marking the
elimination for the present money mar
kct pressure without having created Iur-
Their alarm 20 spectators
The principal speculative stocks de
clncd sharply iu the opening dealing
but advances in e number of issues or
secondary Importance made inc tone Do
regular. southern Pacific declined pa.
Union Pacific and Reading. United
states steel Amalgamated copper large
fractions pacinc coast sold At de-
cline OF 3, Pacific Telephone rose lla. ROCK
Island preferred and Denver a RIO
GFande "a
The Important stocks were helped for
time by brisk demand for number
of minor spccialtics which showed great
strength The Pacific stocks and Read
ms made mp nearly AN of their JOSS ana
IfuitedStatoS steel rose To Or. Prices ian
o. rather sharply again at the close of
the hour. Reading selling = and Union
Pacific { =, under yesterdays closing Ma
tional Railways of Mexico first pre-
fcrred fell !.
The market closed irregular. United
United States steel rose To- 49, Prices ran
Northern Pacific ZEN a point under last
night New York Central "a ana Amtri-
can Sugar . In the rally which ensued
Amalgamate6 Copper was conspicuous
with q rise Of 1as Prices gave away
again az some points i'm the final deal
ings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16

snLvER KING con. sTRIKE.
Telephone Message states That Drift
l. Surrounded on All Sides
With shipping ORE.

Manager Solon Spiro OF the silver
King Consolidated Mining company
was much elated this morning over
teller hone message received last night
from superintendent Mcdonald, which
stated that the drift is an I'm ore. Mr.
Mcdonald reports ore on an sides of
the face OF the drift. similar In quality
TO the chunk recently brought Co the
city. which assayed over 800 ounces
silver per ton ia addition 20 its lead
and other contents The management
has been following this streak ~ ore
| and the fact that Il has widened out
materially is taken 90 mean that the
main chute has IN all probability been
/ reached
The new cage which is % be INSTALL
| cd at the 5O0-foot Wine from which
the present work is being carried on.
is now at the mine. and as soon as
the guides are in place, the COM
pany will hoist its waste and ore much
faster than has heretofore been possi-
bic with "a bucket. At the present time
machine drills are being used ia four
faces. but as soon as the cage rs
working more drills viii be put TO
work. aud other assures whore ore has
been exposed will be followed ana
cXl lored
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
STOCK MARKET FEATURES.
A Week Of Remarkable Shrinksgcs In
Prices Closed Today With
Quiet Session.

This mornings call on the mining
exchange was featurelcEs The amount
OF business transacted was not large,
and prices showed no marked change
from those prevailing yesterday
The week has been remarkable for
the general decline in stocks which
were thought by many to
have reached bedrock last week
Therc is no comparison be-
tween the prices prevailing last
week ago Iron Blossom was selling
at s1.O7A while sales were made to-
day as low as So Sioux sold last
Saturday az SO. today IL was passed
over the board at a. a week ago
Grand Central was Arm around $40
while today II WAS weak at 2.1O. Low
er Mammoth was forced down from
36 20 IN this week In view Of the APP
preaching delinquency of the assess
ment A week ago Colorado was firm
at 1850. today Il was weak at 40.
Mason Valley with It's large ore re-
serves and sterling worth also fell
away from 2.05 90 around 100.
The smaller stocks. many Of which
had been hammered down before, also
fell back during the week, among them
heinr Plutus. Seven Troughs, Utah
Con and many others The market
Is sul very weak. and the prospect
OF an immediate rise In the prices Of
any but the best securities BIS far
from bright.
closing quotations today were as
follows.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
LATE LOCALS

Tcachrrs GO a. Ovdcn-rhc short
Line carried today 200 city schooi
teachers 90 ogden. where theN are en-
loving am Indian summer picnic n
ogden canyon.
nencft Performance triday-A hene-
nt performance viii be given next
Friday afternoon at tho Orpneum inr
the manual training school OF the
adult blind. la providing tools. ma
chincry. and necessary equipment
generally
Riley ncncnt lNund--'rhc police de-
psrtn,ent reported this morning that
me fund FOR the benefit " the widow
and six-mouth old baby Of Special
officer e.. a. Riley who was shot 10
death on the night OF oct 3, while
taking holp-up Co the police STATION.
now amounts 20 Si99.2b.
In Interest of Orphans--A meeting
will bee held Of the Orphuns Home ana
pay Nursery association at tne noine
of Mrs w. " Rice. 1873 east South
Tcmplc street. Monday morning az
10 O'Clock An invitation is extended
L. AN who are Interested IN the WORK
20 be present.
Monday Night Club-The Monday
night club will meet with Mrs. wesley
Pollock I'm the Kensington apartments
THE paper WIN be presented by Mr.
Garrett "Darwinism and present
theories" 4 report will be made On
the delegates TO the recent meeting OF
the state federation OF women's clubs
Mrs. Chas. Prntt Recovcring--Mrs
Charles Pratt whose case has greatly
Interested the local medical profess
sion. through her lying unconscious
for Practically a month. vs. recovering
The case is OF unusual interest IN That
the typhoid fever germs were absorbed
hy the ganglia at the base OF the
brain. producing a state Of coma.
T,vcnty-siNth Ward--A farewell en-
tertalument win be given on the eve
ming OF the 20th inst. In the Twenty
sixth ward amusement. hal Eighth
South and Eighth West streets In
honor Of Elder r. VI. c. Brcntzing, who
goes on a mission 90 the eastern states
Nov. 3 next
Examining Northwestern Mutual
state Insurance Commissioner George
b. Squires has received word that the
Northwestern Mutual Fire association
| Of Seattle Is being examined by Paul
L. Woolston. consulting actuary or
Denver The examination will bc
| finished next Tuesday and the report
| Is expected TO reach commissioner
! Squires about the end OF October.
Fire destroys DwclIing-Ffre this
! morning DESTROYED the one story frame
| dwelling iu the rear of 734 west First
| South street. owned by II FensteN
| The house was valued al $1,000 and
/ the contents az 5000. while insurance
was carried 20 the amount Of 5000.
J Sparks from a stove caused the blaze.
| Assistant chief Fitzgerald ana hose
! and truck from No. . station resi- ond-
! ed to the alarm
Auto Ends Jacks Iifc-Markct ROW.
! on west First South street is mourn
| ing the permanent absence OF point
| er dog named Jack, belonging TO one
Of the grocerymen. The dog was want
ing 10 play the part of policeman
| and keep Tmssers hoy from blocking
up the sidewalk by making demonstra-
| lions calculated 10 start them an
moving. But he tackled an automobile
the other day. and when the auto
got through retaliating, Jack was
among the things that were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
Cliff NINE LOOKS coon.
Manager Grant snyder says ore Body
In Middle Tunnel showing u.

Manager Grant g. Snyder of the ChH
mine az Ophir. came IN from camp last
night after spending several days at
the mine investigating the Improved
conditions in the drift ON the vein from
the middle tunnel where "a fine body of
shipping ore is being developed. This
ore body has been followed % distance
OF 200 feet long ON the strike of The
vein. and tts thickness runs from Eve
Go ~ feet n was struck at "a point
nearly o. 600 feet from the mouth OF the
tunnel and about 600 fret from the
surface Tho management ls now rum
ming lower tunnel which win gnin
30 further depth ~ 800 feet The vein
has already been struck Boo this tunnel
about 1900 foot from the mouth of IA
tunnel. and drifting ON the vein has
commenced. the object being 20 get
under the ore body now being dee
,cIonad boo mo middle tunnel
Mr snyder reports some work being
done ou senator Clark property and
ALSO ~ the Lion Hu Development
work rs also g1lgg on Zoo Dry canyon,
and some ore FRA heing shipped from
IH.rn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
srGAR AND COFFEE
ORIGIN OF THE REORGAEIzED
CHURCH AND SUCCESSION.

A book of lio pages showing the lat
tcr-dHy apostasy.
This book b. Invaluable and inlls-
pensable to miffinnnr.fs and 400 other
students of Church history NJ deals
thoroughly with ODE origin of thc Re-
Organized church and Donclusivoiy
proves lt 40 BE- Of apoFtato sources. al
81 that that church has departed nom
the doctrines of the Prophet Joseph
smith AND now attacks them pindlc-
lively. denying many Of the principles
of the gospel The book also treats
me Succession BOZ tho Presidency and
shows thar PRESIDENT BRIGHAM
YOUNG WAS PROPERLY ORDAIN-
ED TO LEAD THE CHURCH
nv Elder Joseph A. smith. Ir
Just published by the Dessert News
Cloth binding per copy 20 cents. in
paper 30 cents
SIND ORDERS 10 THE DEsERET
MEMS BOOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
BOsroN CoppEn CLosE.

James A. Pollock a. CO.. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following received
over their private wire today.
A. * NJ hi099c, Bogole. i4 H2H
Black NTH. 6OHS2c. Zinc. 832 bid
East Butte l1AnlIia North Lake.
llnllia Royale. 24ia n25; Kew. ~
bid; NJ G. g.. 20M30c. Ncwhouse. 2s
as. : &. h. l4Anl5; oil. 37A N31tat
Apex fH4i8; Gas. 45Wi7c Boston
Con- lta lis Giroux. S@@S7s Hell
vetia, So az. Lake. 36A a& Miami
1914 al5@ Arcadian. "a bill. North
Lake. ~ as; $ q r. i5al5H. a. s.
COM 56u56h a. s. pfd. 53H53A
Boston Fly IA az. Chemtmg. 11ls
asked. Cum. Ely. 1-l6N " Ely
central 1862 3-l6 First Nat.
o ll-l6n1 Daisy. rae. National J50
5tc. Rh Coaln 20Z2ic. Ray Cons,
l9N19h Leaf le0lici Tonopah 6ia
al, chief CON. 7-l6Uila b & L.,
2f025; Cob. Cent 3lm33. Davis DAILY
57s as l6-16 Ely Cons, 5505lc, ct
Con. 6A ass; la Rose, ca ass;
Nevada Utah. tSs ok Raven. 5iW
60c; San Antonio. bid. Queen. 30N
Adventure. 5ia06 Az Coml. 4494W45i4
B. Coau. 26u26A c. ~ II $50 bid. G.
NJ, 10 bid. ID W, IianSh g.. c., l0Fs4
1922. Mich 6AM6la, Mohawk, 6006l,
Nipissing. 1l&altss, quincy. IS bid;
Tamarack 66a6S. Trinity. 11nllia
Utah Con- A643l5 Allouez 59is Qc0;
Atlantic, itiam12. a.. g. A. 99lAMlOO
cent. 5000. copper Range S040Sli
Franklin % bid la sale. l4iamlJ,
Nevada Con. 24iaa Pass North Butte.
59ieM60. shannon, l5&Ml6. Tenn COP
per. 35Na3G: United Copper 909A;
Utah Copper 45A@iSh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
SALT LAKE BANK CLEARNCS.
TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. oct 16 Money on cal
nominal Time loans firm go days
4A per cent 90 DAYS, a. as. six
months 4A
close. Prime mercantile paper 4A m
3 per cent sterling exchange strong
with actual business In bankers bills
Ia 4S2 sOH4S3 for go day bills and az
$4,000 300 for demand
Bar silver anA
Mexican dollars AZ
Commercial bills as ia ~ fN3.
Government bonds steady, railroads
heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16

South Omaha. oct l6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 40, market steady. Native ticeLe,
4 50n6n0: cows and hcifers. 3 0OU %;
western steers. 50a6 81 Gamers = "a
32. stockers and feeders. a.@n ~.
calves. 3e5N6.70. bulls. stays. etc, %
as
Hogs Receipts. 1000, market steady 90
easy Mixed 1.i5u1.j0: lights, e. i0p .h0.
pips. 6.5dT.7S bulk Of sales. .i0N7 30
Shcep-Rcceipts 80. market steady.
YearlnEs 4.l0fG 30; wethers. Wnfho
ewes 3.S5d425. lambs, 6.a0N6 -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York oct -. Bradstreets bank
cle3riues report ton Jhe week ending oct.
49, 1870 shows an aggregate OF BIOL
$50 00B as against SAS6f $4,000 last week
and g2625. lSG. o0o iu the corresponding week
last wear THE following is "a partial
list OF The cities Inc. Dec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. oct lG-Catue- Receipts, cs-
umated al 5000. market steady BeeVes.
4tOdS 20: Texas steers. 4.0OM5l0. west
cru steers, asa 1.5 90; stockers and 9eed-
ers. g. 1916 -. cows and heifers 2.l0m
g. 20. calves, 7.0One.50
IIoCk-Reccipts. estimated al to0l;
market steady Lights. 00a1 IS, mixed.
Z 30al %. heavy. 7.25ds 80 rough. 5.&d
Z i5: good 70 choice heavy. .4jdi ~, pigs.
8 sOd7 90. bulk 1f sales. 1.f5a7.N
Shecp-Rcceiut timated 90 @ep,
market steady iNc. . WU y; west
prn 4.mua..U. earnings. AO0G 90;
lambs native. i35a5 20; western. 4&@
n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
WOOL.


ST. Iolls. oct it-Wool. firm. TER
ritoly and western mediums. -3n-a. nuo
mediums 22N2i hne 1903
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16

Kansas city OCT. l6.-Cattle-Receipts
1850. market steady Native steers. a9n
90. native COWS and heifers. 9 s0G5.s5
stockers and feeders 3.25 $50, bulls. -
as. 15, calves, jofls %. western steers
2s1M6.5O: western COWS 2.f5n4s .
Hogs Receipts. 5000. market STEADY
Heavy. 7.50n7 IS: packers and butchers
Z i0a7.G: lights 7.ooN7.J0; pigs, b5oQ
$50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16

FORENOON SALES
Colorado. 300 at t37i4
Crown Point. 500 at
East Crown Point. 600 az ~
East Tluuc Development 600 az S.
East Tiuuc Gold King 1000 az is
Grand Central. 100 at no.
Gutu 1000 at 3ik
Indian Queen. . 900 az pa
Iron Blossom. 1890 at "a 300 at 81.
100 az 50, 500 at Sc buyer CO., 800 az -
seller so. go at So 1000 at "a buyer so
Mountain Lake. 600 at 2 buyer so
seven Troughs. 1000 at ga, 500
at 9th
silver King. 100 az 400
Sioux CON. 1850 at e. 1000 az a.
South Columbus CON. 500 ct s.
Tlntlc Central 5000 at IA
Victor Con. 1000 al 3.
Western Nevada. 500 at i6 buyer so
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 200 al 1873 seller so. 800
al 1874
Crown Point. 100 az ia
Grand Central, 100 at 2.02ia.
Grutl 500 al 3iA
Iron Blossom 900 "a 81.
Mason valley 100 at 1sil5.
Sioux Con- I 600 al a.
Tlntic Central 1000 at IA
Uncle sam 200 az o.
Utah CON. 1.l00 at 6
RECAPITULATION
shares Amount
Regular Board ........ 2s55O se2I0.50
open Board ............ll lilo 4sll 60
Totals ...........-... $3.50 si42Bl0
Weeks totals .... $50 500 S2OsS5317
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-10-01
Mars Close.

Washington, Sept. 24.-Nearer
to the earth by $4,000. 600 miles
than it has been for years, the
planet Mars today is the object oI
immense interest TO the astronom
ers particularly at the United States
naval observatory here. Its aver
age distance from the earth is So
600, 600 miles. Its distance from
the earth today was only abou,
$4,000, 900 miles.
With this condition, interest ia
the planet winch Is always keen
will come even among those who
cannot claim to be students OF
astronomy; all the keener on &C
count OF the probability that new
discoveries concerning matters
Marian will be made.