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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES
AT MERSINA ARE SAFE

New York April A.-American mis-
sionaTies at Mersina are safe. according
TO cable dispatch received early today
by W, r.. Miller, treasurer OF the board
OF foreign missions of the Reformed
presby terrain church. The dispatch was
from I.arnaca. The missionaries OF the
Reformed Presbyterian church ~ that
point were: Rev. q. A. Bodds and wife;
Rev, r. r. Wilson and wife. OF Morning
Sun. Iowa. the physician, Dr. John Peo-
pies Of Philadelphia. and Miss Elma
French OF Winchester. Kan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
LOST MAN FOUND IN JAIL.
John LoVclCss Leaves Home With a
Big Chcck--RclatiVcs Alarmed.


For more than week relatives OF !.
w. Loyeless. aged about "a years. "a care
pcuter, who has been employed on the
Western Pacific and ar wells, Ida, have
been searching m vain fur him. THIS
morning his sister, Mrs Howard. OF 1000
south Fourth Fast street, appealed 20 the
police for aid.
Loveless As about feet inches tall,
weighs about - pounds has brown halr
slightly spriull,d with gray and was
dressed lu q dark suit and black hat
when last seen.
The missing man left Ms sisters place
a little over "a week ago ana failed 20 re-
turn. Since thst tline big relatives have
tried iu vain 90 tu1 him but not
trace OF the missing man could they Rcr
Letters were written TO- various points
where Che man mad worked ana the city
was searched thoroughly but Without
results.
This morning Mrs. Howard became
alarmed and notified tao police giving
them an accurate description ~ Love
less. She stated that about once year
Loveless would SO out With boon come
pauious and not return Tor day or
two, but She cannot account for Dis
long absence. When be- left her place De
had a check flr Si@.5
After the police had made "a rounds
inquired 40 the deu0ts. So was discovered
this afternoon tLat LoNeless a. meme
Der OF The chain cams. tie was arrested
four or nvc days ago for drunkenness
and got I'D days ON tlc rock pile. maxi
ms iittlo ones nut ~ DIG ones. Tie got
ON drunk FuDut au bis money. and l-
now working iur tHH city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
FOR WIFE MURDER.
Chester A. Jordan, Vaudeville Actor
PaIced on Trial.

Cambridge Mass. April 8-Chester m.
Jordan ~ Bonneville a vaudeville actor.
vaf ulaced GA Trial az EaEt Cambridge
Ion die murder 81 his wife H0nora Jor-
dan. al sOmerFlile ou sept ~ last M
Ia alleged that durina "a quafral Jordan
Killed hls wife at their home On somer-
Ia fterward diemombered the body The
pollce declare Jordan confessed tho
Crime The prisoner II a brother ln-law
of Jesse H. Liveimore. the well known
New York cotton operator and It ia uu-
deratood ihe ldftrmule wealth ia aldluE
in hIa defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
INCOME TAX.
win be Occasion Of sharpcst Contest
Naged In senate.

ha8cd IN senate,
Washington. April N-It is evident
from the activity OF opponents and sup
portCrs OF tho income tax proposition 10
ascertain the strength dr The other that
this question VIII furnish the sharpest
contest 20 be waRed in the senate dur
ing tho tarim revision session Of Con-
gress. Ia view OF the fact that the Dem
ocrats are said 10 be unanimous for an
income tax measure the leaders 81 the
"nurgent" Republican faction appear 90
be confident OF victory.
ON tha other hand opponents or the lu-
come tax Idea assert that the Demo-
CTats are not united and declare that
some Of the iusurEent strength Tor addi-
tlonal internal taxes Will De lost tho
moment senators are convinced that Che
pending bin viii uEoduco sufficient reF-
cuues for the needs ~ the government
Among tie Republicans declared to be
Do favor ~ an income tax are soma tors
Borah Brown, Burkett. Clapp, Crawford,
Cummins. Dixon. Gamble. Guggenheim.
LaFonetto and Nelson In addition 90
these. some OF the insurgents are claim
INK Senators Jones. bourne Hepburn.
Johnson Of North Dakota and polllVer m
me votes on an o. these senators should
be- cast for an income tax provision they
would be- more than aufncient 90 pass it
ln the senate unless break thould oc-
cor in the Democratic tanka,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20

ence with the sultan this morning ne
summoned The cabinet 90 discuss tho
demands Of the army Ol investment.
Tho cabinet ls now in telegfaphlp
communication with Husni rasha. the
commander 81 the constitutional
forces. Constantnoplc is quiet
40 PROTECT AMERICANS.
Washington. April 20.-Two armored
cruisers the N0rh Carolina tapt MAJ
shall. ana the Montana. CAPT Key nolae'
ms III bo sent 40 tho Mediterranean 20
nr0trct American Interests ln Turkey
Tlpy WIN report a. the consul al AlaA-
andretta. Tho vessels are now ir the
West indies They are directed 10
pr9rned with nm dispatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
cOASTANTlNOPLE INVESTED.
ConstitutionaIists Have PraC-
tiCaly Completed Lines Of
CirCumvaIatiOn.
No Preparations for Resistance Within
City. Which Probably VIII be
Occupied Tonight.

Constantinople. April 2o.-The
sultan has issued orders that
mot a shot shall bc fred by h.s
household troops or tho Con-
stantinople garrison agaiast thc
forces thar have surrounded thc
city m the interest of Oh COM
m.ttee Of Union and Progress
that threatens 40 occupy Con
stantinoplo within "a hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
D. A. R..
Candidates for Presidcnt--Gcncrul on
Ground Hard at Work.

washington April 2o.-liavinR concud-
ed fhc prellmiuaries of their eighteenth
o0r~rsss. the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution today entered upon real
uorf Aimoft the entire day was taken
M with the reading ~ the reports Of
mo standing committee
Tho candidates Cor the office on uresl-
dent general Mrs. Scott aud Mrs story.
Uerr on me ground early and their
Iieutonauts were actively az work in
their behalf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
AMERICAN KILLED
LEADING SORTIE
Teacher Named Baskerville in
Presbyterian School at Tabriz
Led Persian Nationalist.
CHRISTIANS ARE ARMINe.
VIII Put Up Strong Defense Against
Bloody Disorders That Are
Expected Any Day.

Tahliz. Persia. ArIu eo-An Amari-
can named Baskerville. who until re-
Gently was teacher in the Presby-
terrain school here. was killed outside
fabric this morning while leading
sortic Of nationalists from tho city.
Tho object OF the expedition was TO
opcn way Tor the bringing in Of pro
visions, OF which the city stands greatly
IN need. It was not successful
The situation here IL desperate. The
Christians OF Tabrg arc arming them
solves and viii put up strong defense
during the bloody disorders that are eX-
Iecieu to break ont Mly day
The English residents have sent a
telegram TO Foreign Sccy. Grey az Lon
don, appealing for immediate help The
Russians h1vo 'aken refuge at the Rus
sian consulate.
The activity uc Baskerville go assist
ing tho Persian revolutiouists against
the government became known early
this month. Possible complication,
were avoided by the prompt disavowal
ny the Presbyterian mission at Tabriz
% am oc Baskcrvlilc's acts Tho mis-
sion gave orders also that he either
refrain from interfering iu Persian roli-
tics or resign his position
HOW KILLED.
Tehersu. April 2o.-A young Amerl-
can missionary who recently Joined
the Persian nationalistz, was killed
while fighting Tor his newly adopted
cause al Tsbriz this morning
As q result Of the strong repre- ~enta-
tions made by tho British end Russian
ministers here, the shah has consented
20 q siX-day armisticc at Tabriz. a
measure which will enable the obtain
Ing OF provisions for the thousands of
women and children IN Tahriz clamor-
Ing for bread Food In Tabrlz was OK
hausted. and the hungry ana desperate
elements IN the city were getting out of
control Attacks on the foreign CONSUL
ates were threatened but it is hoped
the armistice viii avert such disorders.
his ACTS DIsAvOwED.
W'ashinstou. April 9O.-An American
nBmed Baskerville, a teacher iu the
Presbyterian boys school at Tabriz.
who had been accused Of completely IN
revolutionary movements. was killed
In battle today. according To a dispatch
from Consul Doty at Tabr2 The Pres
byterian m .ssiOn disavowod tho acts Of
Baskerville and NE resigned from the
mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20

Your Advertisement IN the "Ncws''
VIII De Carried TO People Who Arc
ABLE TO BUY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
FINK SHELTER
IS MAKING GOOD
Began Producing High Grade
Matte Yesterday Afternoon
and Is Still at 1t.
BLISTER COPPER is NEXT
CACTUS MINE TO BE EQUIPPED
WITH PROCESS.

For several hours yesterday afternoon
and last evening the Fink process smelt-
ing furnace was in constant operation,
making the finest kind of copper matte
from the Boston Consolidated mills con-
centrates. While a tremendous, steady
uniform white heat was being maintained
all the time. less than one ton of coal had
been consumed when Edward Fink. the
inventor, teiephoned in to Samuel New
house at o'clock the results of the aft
ernoon and evenings run. 1t was the
purpose, when the run was started; to
keep the furnace going until blister cop
Per had been made, but Mr.. Fink eN
planned that it was impossible to feed the
furnace rapidly enough and with enough
regularity by hand to suit his purpose. ,
II had been decided not to attempt more
than the making Of matter until an auto
matte feeder could be introduced. The
adding of this device was commenced
during the afternoon and by toPignt it
viii be in OperatfO i. Tomorrow, Mr.. FinR
stated, he proposed to demonstrate that
the furnace could and would make blister
conner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
CONSOLIDATED
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

Evanston. Wyo.. Jan. 1.-THE second
annual meeting OF the GOldfieid ConsoI-
idated Mines company was held in Evans
ton. Wyo., on Jan. II. -Ss- Those present
we're George 5. Nixon. George Ninzfieid.
]. II. Mackenzie. J. D. Hubbard. ". =
Ralston and A n. Howe.
Eighty per cent of the stock was rep
resented in person and by proxy Direct
oTs elected for the ensuing year. George
5. Nixon. United States sens tor: George
Wingfleld. ]. Il Mackenzie. Charles Hav-
den OF Hayden. stone < Co. Boston.
Mass; J. II. CarstaIs. the personal repre-
sentative Of Henry G. Prick Pittsburz.
Pa; J. D. Hubbard. representing Chicago
interests formerly owning the Combin A.
ton mine: W c. Ralston. assistant treas
urer Of the United States. san Francisco.
Officers elected for the ensuing wear arc /:
George 5. Nixon. president. George Wing
field, vice president; George l. Broy, SEC
on6 vice president. ]. II. Mackenzie. gen
eral manager: A H Howe secretar.-.
George X. Elder. assistant secretary. and
". c. Raistan. treasurer
The board announced that in its juCig-
ment dividends would be resumed March
I. 1909 at the rate Of 30 cents per share
per quarter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
NEW CAMPAIGN STARTED
AT THE BUCKLEY MINE
Especial to The Heraldl

Provo Jan. u.-Work has again been
commenced on the Buckley mine IN Rock
canyon. three miles northeast OF the city.
The company has about carload of ore
mined. ready for shipment This property
consists Of six claims and more work has
been done on IL than on any property in
the mountains east of Provo The coun-
try is strongly mineralized. ore has been
encountered I'm the two tunnels one 400
feet and one so feet. and shipments have
been made
The ore is lead carbonate. and from
the face Of the upper tunnel an assay
shows the following values. Silver. 3
ounces: gold. "a ounce lead. s. per cent.
A very favorable report has been made
on this property by J. Fewson Smith.
ir. and several prominent Provo men
have become interested with the Buck
levs Jonathan Buckley & sons and the
property viii be thoroughly prOspected.
when il is considered that the entire
country east of Provo IS strongly mineral
lied, il viii not be surprising TO learn at
any time that big mine has been opened
ND bv the Bgckleys. When this is done.
there viii be greater efforts and more
money put into this section and big re-
suits may be looked for.
Tribune Reporter Printing Co..
Sc West End South Phones us
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
LOWER MAMMOTH IS
DOING THE RIGHT THIN9

According to reports submitted at the
annual meeting Of the Lower Mammoth
Mining company yesterday afternoon II Is
going TO require ninety days to retimber
and put in perfect shape the main OpeTat-
ing shaft to the 1,2o0-fGct level. Three
hundred feet has been finished since the
work commenced and the remaining so
feet, the superintendent estimates, viii re-
qulre ninety days time, as stated. The
pound down the snaft from the Loo 20
the 2.O00-fOOt level and open up the ore
will take six months. so It Will be sep
TENDER OF October next before the assess
matchmaking period will end.
The financial statement present showed
that the compdny had received $4,000 from
the SAFE of treasury stock S.4'Nu from
the sale of approximately %5 tons OF ore
81. $50 - from assessment No Is whlch was
cleaned up two or three days ago. ana 81
Ol1 10 from miscellaneous sources.
There was represented at the meeting
in person and by proxy IA. 81 shares of
stock Following the election Of directors
the new board held a meeting organized.
John Dern Is president A J. Stewart vice
president. ". $. Mccormick treasurer, the
other directors chosen being ID. L. Werth-
elmer. T.. c. Coffin. A T. Moon and NJ. +.
Braffet A. Reeves was again selected TO
serve the company as secretary
Il IS generally conceded that the Lower
Mammoth Mining company is now a work
doing something that ought to have been
done long ago The ore shipped during
the year SHOWS illdl We Hllist - hVt Win
out resources and while IL was and has
been hoped all along that the mine could
be made TO produce ore enough and make
money to do the work now under way
without ievyinE assessments. the methods
that had to be employed we're so expensive
and slow and the market conditions were
so unfavorabie that the hope could not
be realized The management has taken
the only course left open and. before the
year is out. results are certain = be at
tanned as the ore is known to exist in
large quantities down below.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
MAMMOTH MINES
OF THE RAY CON.
Figures Released by D. c.
lacking Make Tremendous
Value of Property Apparent.

Ten acres of ground per month, cover
ing the area in which exist the SIX mann
moth deposits Of coppeT-bearing ore IN liie
Ray Consolidated company properties a.
Kelvin, Ariz., IS being proven up oy the
eleven biz drilling rigs now employed III
the work. This ground is being proven up
in 23-foot squares and General Manager
d c. JacklinE of the Utah Copper com
pany, who is chairman OF the Ray LII
sOIidafed compaHy's executive committee,
and who returned from the mines sunday
uight. states that the work up to date has
demonstrated that 50 per cent OF the %
acres thus far prOspec1ed viii average
over ~ per cent copper Tor a thickness
of aDproyfmately Is feet The thickness
of the ore. Mr.. Jackling states, is, OF
course, not uniform. In some places Y i
800 feet thick while in others II feathefs
out 10 forty feet
There is no use TO deal in figures touch
ing what this means in the matter OF ton
mage. but, as the company domain COW
ers these tremendous deposits Tor a lenStn
of something over mile and a nall and
about three-f ourths of a mile in width,
with 50 per cent OF II ore u 5ee' eiis ~
anybody that Felishes the study CT fig-
lres can, by allowing about ten cubic
feet to the ton. ard carrying nifty pounds
OF copper get an approximate luea OF
what the companXs holdings may saIeiy
be relied upon TO produce II the Hgures
are startling as they will be he may cut
everything in two. and still be able 70
realize that the Ray mines, when prop
erly equipped. viii have to be reckoneG
with in the production of the red metal
Cor a longer time in the future than the
calculator will care TO bother his mead
about
Mr.. lacking states that the company is
now beginning the preparation OF plans
for the mammoth reduction works with
which the property is to be provided, and
he expects that active construction VIII De
under way BY the middle of the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12

20 o, at So. buyer sixty days; so at Sc:
flntic Central 6.0o0 at &C.
Utah Consolidated. 900 at f9c.
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel 800 at &c: 20 at sc: 200 at
SOC. buyer sixty days.
Black Jack, 80 at 4izc
Bullock. 1.Eo0 at sac
Colorado. go at So
columbus Consolidated 100 at SI.52iz.
crown Point 1,tGg at f7e.
Indian Queen. so az I2c
iron Blossom 800 at S235, buyer thirty
DAYS; ., 100 at s. 321b
Mountain Lake, 900 at &c buyer sixty
days. 800 at 33c
Nay Day. so at 25c.
Nevada Hills iC0 at s160
Prince 100 at sl55. buyer sixty days: i0e
at S1-55; 1oO at 81 52ts
Sioux Consolidated. 80 at Sl.37iz; i..00 at
N-s9. 40 at Sl-35. seller sixty DAYS. go at
Sls5la. buyer sixty days; 800 at SIS. buyer
sixty DAYS
Swansea. 1880 at SOC
Ilntie Central. SEQ at &c
TetrO. 20le at 15ikc
Uncle Sam. go at &c
Utah Consolidated. 1000 at 1916, buyer
sixty days; so at 1ac
Victoria, 500 at SIS.
Shares sold. 81 .e3s
Selling value. s3S,5s7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
PlOCHE-DEMlJ0HN
REFLECTS OLD OFFICERS

The annual meeting Of the Pi7che-Demi-
John Mining company was held yesterday
morning. Reports of the president. owen
A BAILEY. and Secretary and Treasurer
McCres were submitted. They show the
company to be in fine fettle. During the
year. work at the property has been con-
Quoted in a very eCnnolni~al manner. al
funds realized having been expended al
most exclusively IN the development OF
the grouI d.
President Bailey in his report assured
the stockholders that ne believed tnas
within a short time the company would
be making regular shipments. The COM
pany starts the new year with shtilcient
balance in the hank and sufficient funds
assured to continue its development upon
the property without Interruption
The old officers and directors were re-
elected a. follows President ana mana 2
ing director owen a. Bailey, vice presI-
urcr. William VI. McCrea; L. E Parish
and ]. s Free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
INSTALLING MACHINERY AT
NEW SEVEN TR0UGHS MINE

The machinery for the ConsoIidated-E u-
reka leases. at Seven TrOughs was started
out from Loyeiock. New, for the property
Sunday and il has undoubtedly been de-
iivered By this time. Yesterday a repre-
sentative of the Fairbanks Morse company
was diSpatched from here to install the
plant. consisting of engine. compressor,
etc. and it will be . matter Of only
short time now until the main tunnel on
the property is being pounded in with the
aid of power drills
The management of this promising prop
osiiion is banking on developing good
producing mine during the next few
months One thing is certain, at any rate,
the company is doing things in an ener-
zetic business-like fashion. and as good
ore had been previously uncovered in the
ground. everything IS favorable to making
a fine showing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Weeks Business Begins With Steady
Market and Lively Trading.

While there was nothing of sensation
al or extraordinary character happening
on change yesterday. the market was
generally steady to strong, and business,
in most instances, was of the snappy, gen.
uine-appearing kind. lion Blossom i
little lower. as was to have been eX-
pected. and Sioux Consolidated. with its
eight-cent dividend. showed only a slight
advance from Saturday mornings quota
tons Park City stocks received some at
tention while Mason Valley. Prince Con-
solidated and Western Nevada came in for
a share of attention. 1t was q pretty
good day. taken in its entirety.
During the two regular and open board
calls a total of 13l. $50 shares of stock, with
a selling value of $94. 265-5O, changed hands.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during the day:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12

COLORADO IS
IN LINE AGAIN
Big Tintic Producer Will Hand
Out $4,000 to Its Share
holders This Month.

nation that the directors of the Colorado
Mining company met during the morning
and posted the regular monthly dividend.
It was fixed al cents a share OF $4,000,
and was made payable on the 18th Books
close on the 10th and reopen on the 18th
The fact that an eastern brokerage firm
has taken an option on 5e,G00 shares of
Colorado stocks at a figure in advance
Of the present market price shows that
the fame of the property is spreading and
that the east is waking up to the fact
that Utah has other good things in the
mining line besides ultra copper stocks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
RESULTS OF MANY ASSAYS
ON RAWHIDE CAMP ORES

Rawhids Jan. 10--FioOd' ASSAY office
fas Just prepared statement OF great
interest to RaWhide investors OF 1850
consecutive assays of Rawhide ores, q
per cent ran above 50 per ton. 81 per cent
above SI2 and is per cent above so Cf
the 1850 assays. "a per cent ran above 81.
26Is per cent above s12. and 1872 per cent
above $40. Many of The ASSAYS in the
last classification run from so TO Sse. in
dicating high-grade shipping values.
The Nugent lease on block Of the
Happv Dsv claim OF the Coalition is
showing improvement at every shot An
assay made this morning from the eight
inch tale seam on the fOotwail Of the vein
gave average values of $3.50. The vein
has a north and south trend. and is ap-
parently in direct line to catch the proved
ore shoots on the GTutt mining and Mar
igold leases on the Wild West claim OF
the Coalition about l-0o0 feet 70 the
north.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought at the fol-
lowing places in Nevada:
Lovel0cks-Charles H Baker
1uscarora-Mrs- A L Clark
Reno RosenthaI & Armanko.
dOldfield--Palace News stand and Hun
ter Adv. & Pub. Co
Eiy-Harville Stationery Co. G. B. Fax
on and Walden & Burnett
Caliente-John Shier-
Delamar-J. NJ. Kelly
Pioehe-Pioehe DRUG Co. and A A. Car
than. p. II.
Cobre-Richard Richards.
Rawhide-Leyie Poiin.
Las Negas-Wilson Drug Co.
Smelter-M. Herman
lonopah-T. A Oldfather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
Forenoon Sales.

Forenoon Sales.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at sc
Black Jack. 100 at i0c.
Bullock. 1000 at SC.
Colorado. 600 at g.
Crown Point. so at i7izc.
Iron Blossom. LOO at 10: so at s327l5.
Mason Valley 1900 at s25
New York, 800 q SIC.
Prince, 100 at S1.55.
Sioux Consolidated 304S at Sfs7is- a0
at S1.37iz. seller sixty days; 1880 at s. 10
South Columbus so at SIC
TetrO. 80 at 16C.
Tintic Central. 800 at &c: 1o.0oo at Gle
buyer sixty days; 5000 at 9lzc, buyer sixty
DAYS.
Uncle Sam. 500 at l5e. seller sixty DAYS:
,of0 at Sic: 100 at 45c
Western Nevada. f.005 at 50c; 10 at isise
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel. 400 at soc
Colorado. M at s.
Crown Point 90 at 1Se. buyer sixty
DAYS: Leo al Ike.
Iron Blossom. $40 at s. sz5k. buyer thirty
days; so at S222Iz 500 at $50.
Silver King Coalition. 500 at $3.50
Swansea. loo at 3oc; LOCO at 301se. buyer
sixty days.
South Columbus Consolidated. 1870 at
5Sc. Loo at SEC
Sioux Consolidated 500 at 81 20: go at
Si.s7ls. seller sixty days; 3,1o0 at slsaz
zoe at si.S5
Wabash. foa at &c.
Western Nevada. l.o0e at 4sc.
Shares sold. AIS.
Selling value. $3.50.