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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
Tn Case al PuniO.

En- estos dltiln0s dias esiuvo en-
nuestra ofcina un amigo nuestro del
distrito de la sierra, que vin0 q pc
dirnos un consejo, que n0sotros no
pudimos darIe, per0 que deseariam0s
que alguna 0tra persona mas entendi-
da en- las leye5, preferiblc un eElegis-
Iador, Sc 10 diera. El amigo este es
un labrador pobre, como 10 son Ia
mayoria de los que hay en- todo el
territorio, y Sc halla en- esta situa
ci0n. Sin saber NADIA de les DISPOSE
clones de la ley sobre cercos, adopla-
da por Ia 1ltma legislature, hizo una
siembra bastante grende, como ha
sOlid0 hacerla tOdOs los amos. III tri-
10 y ei aveno, que son Us primeros
granOs.que han salid0, e-tan va sud
cientemeEte altos para invitar Ia
atens ion de los auimaies da1erJs, De
los cuales va ha recibido aiguna vi.
sitas, por 30 tener ccresdl sl terreu0
mi Ia manera de cerlarlo. los anil
males son de unO3 veciH0s anpri a.
nos, los cuales estan bien ent rados
de la ley, y q ell0s ha lido q pobre
hombre para suplIcarles que los suJe.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
IMPRESORES.


Sc necesita un buen caiista impre-
sor Que tenga bastante practica en-
los diierentes Ramos de lmprenta, y
que debera dc actuar como mayordO-
mo manelador del taller.
Debe de ser un buen tip0grafo que
pueda desempenar, mas que todo,
el ouidado de Ia impression del peri0.
dieo el departamento de obras v
encuadernaci0nes aunque Ia encua-
dernaci0n es una pequefia escala.
rs pleferible un hombre constante
v de buenas recomendaciones Y se
le garautiza trabajo por muchos afios
Y con I'M sueld0 que no bajara de 75
pesos por mes 9 mas 81 su trabajo 10
vale.
Puede ser homhre casado con fa-
milia Q soltero y Sc lie facilitaran las
c0modidades necesaFias.
Dirfansa directamente q
La Revista de Taos,
622.tE Taos, N M.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
Terrible EStadO de COSaS .

El "Carlsbad Current" peri6di-
co publieado on el condado de Ed.
dy, en- este terrltorio, dice en- su ulti-
ma entrega, que a menos que venga
prontO una buena lluvia, la p5rdi Ia
de reses en- el condado de Eddy vendra
q ser una cosa espantoss, una cOsa
jamas vista en- la historic de esa sec
Ci0n del territOrio. En- un solo abre-
vadero dice ell colega que Sc han con-
tadO 500 reses muertas. La hedion-
dez causada por tantas reses muertas
agrega el Current que es una cosa
inaguantable. De los ovejeros dice
que estan mstand0 los bOrregos 4
medida que naCen con la esperanza
de poder salvar asf la vida & las owe
Jas. La Buckeye Sheep Company
lleya perdidas arriba de mil oyelas
Disriamente Sc ven entrar al merca-
do carros cargados de zlleas, dice
por 6ltimO el colega.
FL condado de Eddy donde existe
tan terrible estadO de Cosas, como el
que deiamO8 dicho esta en- la parte
sudeste del Territorio, contiguo al
condado dc Chavez.
! OtrO colega acredita q Don Jesus
Ma. Casaus, aIguacil mayor del con-
dado de Guadalupe, el huber dcho
recientemente que este es ell peor y
mas cruel p 80 que q iam6s ha visto
en- Nupvo Mexico, para lCs ganade-
ros No hace mucho visit6 sus ran.
chos de oyejas y reses, y 4 su regre-
so platc6 que en- eaos lugares, iguaI
Que en- el condado de Eddy, los owe
leros estaban matando los borregos,
d medida que nacian, para asi sal
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
Nal TraquldO ESta Este.


Dice el New Mexican EN- su entrega
correspondence al lunes de esta Sc
mana: %. NJ. Harvey, procurador
general que era del territorio y pro-
curador actual que es dc Roswell,
esta dando an fuerte rebatoa los iuga.
dores que han quedado en- esa pr0spe-
ra localidad, Entire las personas que
ha heeho arrestar Sc euentan aigunas
dc pr0minencia, iuclasn entire elias
uno que era miembsG del gran iura-
DO ante el cuai Sc "a sont3r0h las eau
sas. Este miembru del jurado, al sa-
berse que era uno de los que han es-
tado violando 10 ley que prohibe los
juegos, fu6 retirad0 del servicio por
el jaez de distrito, El que Sc dice
ser ell propietario de uno de los gari-
t0s donde sc estaba violando La ley,
srve en- Ia actualidad una condena
de tres uneses de prisi0n en- Ia Carcel,
p0r haber asaltad0 a uno de los testi-
Cos que testitic0 ante el gran jurado.
Tanto 81 juez como 81 proCurador es-
tan hacienda cuant0 esta en- su pOder
para dar un golpe de muerte al vicio del
.juego en- Roswell, y castigar severa.
meute todo ell que infrinn la ley,
FL procurad0r es un hOmhre de valor
y su ejemplo deberia de ser seguidO
por todos los procuradore5 del terri
t)rio, pues va nj So esconden para
decirn0s que en- las Vegas lItima-
mente lie fu6 canada aun hombre que
visitaba la ciudad una gruesa suma
de dinero, en- el jueg0, EN- una canti-
ma, y de Albuquerque SO dice que no.
mas ell que no quiera no podra halar
donde perder todO el dinero que lleve
en- sus bolsilIos, en- la mesas de iuego,
Y 10 que Sc dice de Albuquerque y
Las Vegas Sc dice tamb6n de Ell Ra-
ton y Santa Fe,o
NOtaran nuestros lectores que el
New Mexican haba de un visitante
que en- Las Vegas fuG esquilado de
una gruesa suma de dinerO en- una
cantina. El case este, segdn 10 he
mos dido c0ntar, es como sigue: Tn
hombre de Watrous 0 sus inmedia-
clones vino q pasearse la ciudad, y
como fuera ahciouado al iuego Y q Ia
bebida, comenz0 p0r echarse unos
tragos, primero, y luego busco donde
Ijugar y no tardo mucho en- hallar q
lugar que buscaba. No sabemos que
clase de juego fu6 el que halo, pero
ESQ es inmaterlal, 10 cierto es que
halo donde apostar su dineroy que
jug0 hasta que va no le qued0 mas
dinero que apostar. la suma que
perdi0 Sc dice que es de mil pesos,
Tambien hemos sabido que el referi-
do indiyiduo ha entablado pleito en-
Ia corte de distrito contra el propieta-
rio de la cantina donde perdi5 el di.
nero, para recobrar de 81 la suma
perdida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
Mas Information SObre cl Asun.
10 de ierTenOs PdbliC0S.

Fieles 4 Ia promesa que hemos he-
Cho a nuestr1s lect0res, De mantener-
los al corriente sobre el asuuto relati-
yo q los terrmos pdblicos que el de-
partamento ha deeidido polran ser
ienuncmdos en- cautidadps dc 800
acres, por cada un poblador, escribi-
mos al adminirtral0r de IA odclna de
terrenos de Tucumcari, suplicdndole
nos dijera, cusnta aHtes, alales son
los terrenos, en- su distrIt0, que po.
dram ser entrdd0s hajo Ia nueya ley, y
81 On su contestaci6n nos ha escrito,
que todas los terenos del dominic
pdblico, en- su distriio, menos los que
estan comprendi5os deutro de los
Townships (Cabildos) que siguen;
'r0do el Township -, ll r. 25, T..
li, R, 81. T. Ii IL, ~, 81. L. IA II.
.33, 3I, 35, 86 and 81, M and Sci. r..
.15, r. 81 n l5 r 81. T. IS, r. 30
II. l6. R.3l.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
EAST VEGAS NuEvo MEXICO sABADo % De MAYO De 1909

do de una manora dramatica, que al
Procurad0r de los EstadOs UnidOs
no era otra cosa que an abOg0d0 pa
gado por el Presidente Diaz para
procesar su hermano, " los otros
patriotas, que no haciau otra cOsa
que buscar la manem de mpiorar Ia
condici0n del pueblo a que Sc seutian
uianos de pertenecfr. Tan pers.s.eu-
tes Sc manifestation las senor.tas en-
su alb0ruto que los alguacile- tuviegon
que eseuitarlas fuerA del salon De la
COrle.
Magoon, jefe de Ia prosunta iunh
rev0luci0narla, t4mbien intcrrumpi0
los procedimient1s de Ia coJte dgcla-
rando que Sc estaban gastan1o tondos
recibidos De Mtxjco, para ayudar 6
Ia prosecution.
Los reOs fuerOn sentenciadUs a ser
vir cada uno una coudena de diez y
ocho meses dc prisi0n en- Ia peniten-
ciaria del territorio de Arizona.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
Mas TerrenOs PubliCOS.

hi administrator de Ia odcina de
terredos del distrit0 de Clayton en-
atenci6n nuestra s0plica nos ha en-
vlado la siguieute lista, Ia cual ense-
fla los terrenos que va podran ser en-
trados en- cantidades de 800 acres,
bajo la nueva ley, en- su distrito:
Twp. 30 N. Ranges n aud Is h.
Twp. 81 N, Ranges II aud 2s H..
Twp. 81 N. r, 25, 2G, 27, rs, 80, 80,
81, 80, SO, "a, 30, 36, 81 e.
Twp. 20 N, r. %, 26, 81 2S, %,
80, 81, 80, M 88, N4 81, M 80, M
36, M 81 Il.
Twp. % N. r.. %, 20, 27, %, 20,
80, 81, 81 ", - d3, - 3h = %, 81
36, 81 81 +.
Twp "a N. r. 20, 26 u, 2s, ma
20, allof30, 81, 32, 33, "a, 35, 36, 81 Il.
Twp. 2G n II. %, 26, 27 y, 81 %,
M 81, all of 80, 83, "a, 35 36, 81 r.
Twp. 25 N, Il. %, 20, NEl % all
of 20, 80, 81 81, M 33, all Of 81, 30,
36 T..
Twp. "a N. r.. %, %, 27, sWf 28,
M and SCI 20, all Of 80, 81, 81, -
33, 81 a. NEl 50, M 3G r.
Twp. % N, r. 20, 20, ~ 25, NEf
30, all Of 30, 81, 80, N 80, all If 81,
.Sl 35, 81 36 Il.
Twp. - N. r. FL 70 all Of 26 28,
W. 70, n and SCI 35 all Of So u.
Twp. q N. Il. El %, all Of 2G, We
and SCI 27i 81 81, 81 80, 81 -, 81
30, NEl 36 Il.
Twp. 20 N. r. E@ 20, all Of 20, ~,
%, 32, 33, 3i, 35, Sl So Il,
Twp. 10 N. r. El 25, all Of 26, 27,
2S, SW4 20, all Of 80, SO, 81, 80, 80 E.
Twp. n. Il. E4 70, all of 20, ~, 2S
SWl 20 an Of 32, 80, 81, 35, 50 n,
Twp. n. r.. 25, 2G, u, 20, 80, 3d.
| 81, 80, 36 E.
+. w. Fox, Register,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
HI Ayu8lamieulO de East Las
Vegas PrOleSta.

El ayuuHmiento de Ia Plaza de
East Las Vegas adopt6 Ia siguiente
reoluci6n, pr0testaudo en- contra
de Ia reciente ley sohre publieaciones
dc noticias iegales aprohada p0r la
Ultima legislature y memorabilia
al Congreso que desapruebe Ia dicha
ley la resoluci0n eslcomo sigue:
Re5oluci0n adoptada por el C0nci-
li0 de Ia Ciudad de East Las Vegas,
y mandGda al Congres0.
"Por euauto Ste decret0 por la dlti-
ma Asamblea Legislative Territorial,
an acta que SO redere a Ia publica-
ei6n de noticias Iegales y otros asun-
tos en- que Sc requiera publication,
regulando los precios que deban co.
brarse por tai servicio, y dlsponiendo
una pena, etc. "
Por cuant0 es Ia opinion unauime
del Conciiio de Ciudad que Ia dicha
ley es inoportuna, irrazoHable in
necesaria en- los asuntos dc nuestra
ciudad, y dc ninguna manera desea-
da por el pueblo, y que, 81 sus re-
querlmientcs Sc ihterpretan por las
cortes que son ohigatorios Y no
0pcionales, con los otlclalea DC Ia ciu.
dad, no s0lamemente desviara nues-
tras rentas de las mejoras necesarias,
sino que gdn pondra en- peligro el
f0ndo indispensable para la ordinaria
N propia mautenci6n ie nuestra ciu.
dad, resultando cd aeaiment0 de los
2aereses pauiicosS ei benetieio iini-
camente de intereses particulares.
Ahora, pdr IN tant0, resu6lvase por
el C0ncilio de Ciudad de Las Vegas,
reunido en- session regular, que res
petuosamente peticIonamos al Con-
gres0 de los Estados Unidos que des
apruebe Ia refcriia ley, haci6ndolA
qucdar nula Y sin ningdn valor.
Adoptada hoy u de Mayo, 1909.
Apr0bada,
*. y. GoodaN, Mayor
boy Ft Chas Tamme, Secretario.
En adici6u 4 10 de arribl ahadire-
mos solameWe Que de varias pobla-
clones del terrt0ri0 Sc han enviado
.pttjciolos alCongreso pidi6ndole des-
apruebe la dlcha ley De Ia Ultima le-
gislatlra, sobre publlcaCiones lega-
les.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
Una AClaraci6n.

Don Roman Galieg0s, presidente lie
la corle dc C9misionadOs del COnda
do que es en- el tampo actual, nos e5-
cribe supiicandou0s aclarcmos cual es
el comisiouado de condado 4 que nos
referimo9 que guerra hacer eamb1ia-
che con Cierto eiCctrlcista, etc.
Para information del Sc. GallegOs
direnos que 10 que hemls dieho so-
bre el asunto a que Sc rehere 10 toma-
mos, " ssf 10 dlimos,) de uu peri0-
dico en- el idioma ingles que se publi-
ca aqui IN Las Vegas, lamado "rhe
Homestaader,n y el editor de ese Pc
ri6dico nCs ma iuf0rmado que el Caso
dcl electriciata eu question sucedi6
antes de que el seior GaIlegos yinie-
ra q ocupar el puesto de comisionado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22

81 listed desea tener una complexion
clara tome 81 OHoo Laxante do Foley
para la constipation y males del htgado
porlue este remedio le estimulara cetos
6rgauo5 complctamente le limpiard el
sistemu, cosa que todoa neceaitan en- la
primavera para stntirse hien. De ven
tn en- Ia botiea do o, G. Schaefer La
Cruz Roja. lm.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22
sR RErLRA nn NEGncIns.

SE RETIRA DE NEG0CIOS
Ballps, yalise-, maletis, ioyena,
reloje dc alto eralo, todas fabticas;
en- vcriai tod1 uuetro suitido debe
venderse al rO,t0 en- 80 dias.
Security Brokerage Co.
Gale Linc0 u, earca del dirot East
Las Vegas, 6-l5.iL
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-05-22

var Ia vida las ovelss. y de los
vaqueros diio el sefior Casaus que no
establn en- mej0r situacion que los
0veleros.
The newspaper., 1909-01-22
CHAPTER III.
"handsome Dan"

Standing in the middle OF the road.
watching the dust cloud that trailed
the fast disappearing motor car. Mr..
Maitland cut figure sufficiently for
lorn and disconsolate to have distilled
pity from the least sympathetic heart.
His hands were thrust stiffiy at full
arms length into his trousers pockets; ;
rumpled silk hat was set awry on
the back of his head; his shirt bosom
was sadly crumpled: above the knees.
TO a casual glance. he presented the
appearance of a man carefully attired
in evening dress; below. his legs were
sodden and muddied. his shoes of
patent leather. twin wrecks. Alas for
jauntiness and elegance. alack for ease
and aplomb,
''Tricked," observed Maitland, cas-
ually. and protruded his lower lip.
thus adding TO the length of a counten-
ance naturally long. "Outwitted by a
chit of girl, Dammit"
But this was crude melodrama. Real
izing which, he strove to smile; a sor-
ry failure.
Handsome DAN" quoted he; and
The newspaper., 1909-01-22
These opened from ceiling to floor

These opened from ceiling to floor
and should by right have presented to
his vision a blank expanse of dark
glass. But. oddly enough. even while
thinking of his lawyers warning. he
had fancied. "Ah," said
Maitland, softly.
disk of white light. perhaps foot
or IS inches in diameter. had fitted
swiftly across the glass and vanished.
'Ah. ah The devil, the dewitt"
murmured the young man. uncon-
sciously.
The light appeared again. dancing
athwart the inner wall of the room.
and was lost as abruptly as before. On
impulse Maitland buttoned his top
coat across his chest. turning up the
The newspaper., 1909-01-22

collar TO hide his linen. darted stealthily
a yard or two to one side. and with
one no.seless bound reached the floor
OF the veranda- 4 breath later he
stood by the front door. where. at
first glance. he discovered the means
of entrance used by the midnight ma
rauder; the doors stood ajar. a black
interval showing between them.
The newspaper., 1909-01-22

tcontinuei next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-17
CONCENTRATES

10 is probable that when A. W. Nc
Cuna returns 10 Salt Lake city the lat
ter part of the month, some arrange
mcnts win Doe made for operations TO
start at once ON the Victor Consoli-
dated.
Az meeting of the stockholders Of
the wicklow mining company yoster-
day IL was voted to increase the stock
uf the company from 1000 to 100000
shares but reduce the par value from
81 t0 go cents. within "a few days the
officers win lct another contract Tor
work ou The tunnel
The stockholders of tho Eureka
Leasing company ana the Consolidated
Leasing company owning good leases
BOO the Seven Troughs district have
consolidated their interests under ths
uamo of tho Seven TrouEhs Console
dated Leasing company
Tho Utah Mines Coalition company
bias mougagad lts property n thC BIG
cottonwood mining district to the Utah
Savings 81 Trust company Tor $500 900
The mortgage is secured by % 900 @ per
cent gold bonds 0f 500 EACH running
lm 40 years The money WII Doc used
tor development work
An engineer has gone 90 examine the
Boston a. Tmuo property for the pure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-17

the good reports that have been made
relative 90 the future of this great
Bingham property has had n tcudancy
to put the stock up. one block of
500 shares sold for $500 on the Zee
gular board and 100 shares went over
the rail ON the open board at the
same price During the first part of
the year this stock was selling In the
ncighborhood OF 81
on account Of the South Columbus
continuing In good ore. which viii as
soon as spring opens Up, &c is said wipe
ont the present Indebtedness and give
the company some dividends, was sold
to some extent this morning On the
regular board the stock was quoted
at 90 cents. and at the close / 400
shares Of stock changed hands at that
price
Sioux Consolidated hung TO the dollar
mark today and 10000 shares changed
hands at that price. There seems TO
be an effort on the part Of some Of the
heavy stockholders 20 unload their
holdings. It is said that many OF
those heavily interested have been SELF
ing for some time.
The total volume of business this
morning amounted to Si2tS9A5, repre-
senting $3.50 shares or stock.
on the curb market East Tintic Gold
King sold for ne cents and old Amer
lean was disposed Of at Is cents Ring
ham central standard received bid
of "a cents and was offered at 35 cents.
FORENOON SESSION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-17

shows the splendid work that is being
done by the min that is equipped WIN
l6 NiSseu stamps and cyanide process b
as well as evidoncing splendid quall-
ty OF ore. the mill is now treating an
aytrage of 100 tons per day.
Especially good news comes from the
mine regarding the recent strike made
bv crosscut on the $50 level which
has encountered the Crown Point ana
Globe vein coming into the johnnie
through the eudlines. The Crown Point
made a record for itself by paying
dividends from the operation of one
stamp. and now that IL has been cut
at $50 feet, and an adequate mll is
al hand To treat the ore, there are
big things In store for the Johnnie. The
min and compressor plant represent
am expenditure of $4,000. but that
that ills a good investment U.s. shown 10y
the results now being obtained. Six
power drills are being worked in the
mime below the 400 level everything
above that having been worked out
several years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-17
UTAH MANrALKs OF BOB.
Former Newspaper Man Tells of Work
At the Lodi Mines Property.

e.. T.. Spuman. formerly a Utah news
paper man. but at present agent for
the town OF Bob, Nevada, was ina Cold
field recently. While there he gave
some interesting facts to the Goldheld
papers as TO conditions at the mining
town MI Spilman was formerly owner
OF the Eureka Record, and for time
was employed on the salt Lake Herald.
The following story appeared in the
Golddeld News:
C.. T.. Spilman Is down from Bob, Nye
county. on a business mission, and re-
ports good progress there in the con-
struction Of "a 1O0-ton smelter, which is
being installed by the Lodi Mines COM
pany. which owns the Illinois mine.
The brick and stone work az the
smeIter is practically finished, with the
execution of the arches and the dust
nue. and the i0-horse teams ana trac-
ton engine are now hauling the ma
ehinery from Luning, the railroad
uoInt. The management expects %
have the furnace ready TO blow IN early
next month.
The ores Of the Illinois mine are lead
carbonates running high In silver and
lead. and the mine has been developed
To- dppth of 500 feet. The cOmpany.s
engineers estimate the value Of the ore
already developed at 5000 600.
The town of Rob, of which Mr.. Spill
man IS the agent. is growing rapidly.
Arrangements have been made To se-
cure water from the pipe line of the
Lodi Mines company from Marble
canyon. which has been completed.
Aside from providing an abundance OF
GOOD spring water for domestic pur-
poses Inc town has good fire system.
~. G. Adams q Co.. Of T0ngpah, are
building "a business house and win put
ln complete stock of merchandisc and
mime supplies. Gilbert G.. Ross. public
instructor for that district has author
izad ID school. which win commence
April ! An auto service has been
established from Luning A. miles dis
taut and a car can be secured three
times a week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-17
MARKET MORE
ACTIVE, STRONGER

New York. March Trivial price
chaugcse resulted from the small OPEN
inE dealings ln stocks today and the
market showed no pronounced tone. Min
uoapoIis a. ST. Louis ran of 1A and Com
solidated Gas q. Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Chicago a. ST. Louis rose I and American
Smelling o.
Business increased largely and There
was am active demand for the metal
stocks United states steel common rose
To- Eia and the preferred to tloh after
the publication OF the annual report The
active railroad ID e did not rise proper
tenately with The industrials. The en-
tire list eased Off az II o'clock.
The advance met realizing sales ana
prices reacted and the general level OF
prices was carried under last niEht
The market then steadied and became
Renewed selling followed the publica-
ton Of the tarin bill The metal stocks
were the most anccted. United states
Steel dropping 60 Hk and Anaconda.
Colorado Fuel Peoples Gas, Atchison
and Great Northern preferred also sold
"a point below yesterdays closing. The
tone of the market grew better later.
rallies of = TO p occurring I'm some OF
the leaders and Reading selling a point
above last night
An increased demand for stocks arose
and there was "a further Improvement an
along the line. Comparative prices show
cd All OF the prominent stocks ruling well
above Yesterdays closing. Texas a. Pa
ci1o Land Trust gained 80. Union Pa
cinc l. SlOss- Sheffield steel sagged
point.
Business became very dun again
around o'clock
The market closed strong The upward
movement lost its force, after Reading
had risen points over last uiEht and
some reaction followed Westinghouse
Electric gained o. Union Pacific ~ and
Ontario s. Western and Hooking Coal J.
Chicago Great Western preferred 'B'
lost point Prices stmcucd again In
the final quarter how
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Addie. 1000 at 4; 1000 at $50.
Black Jack. 500 at 81.
Colorado, $50 at 3.07iA; 100 at 5.12-
g. buyer so.
Columbus Con, 100 at 10; 400 at
l.721a.
Crown Point 5000 at 22la; 1900
al %, buyer 60.
East Tintic Dew. 500 at 17ls. seller
60. 500 at AZ Z.
Indian queen. 4 500 at 7la; 500 al "a
Iron Blossom. goo al 271l2; 500 at
Pts. seller 90; 50 at 2.75.
Keystone. 800 at 2Sla.
Lehi Tintic. I, 200 at g.
Lion Hill 500 al Is.
Lower Mammoth. 300 at 1919.
Mason Valley, 200 at $50; 200 at
2i7ih.
ohio Copper. 100 at $40. POO at $50;
300 at S25: 100 at $50
Pmus. 500 al 21i 1000 at n, seller so.
Sioux Con. 700 az 100.
South Columbus. 100 at 81, 900 at so;
800 at 60 seller CO.
South Iron Blossom, 1000 al &. 1000
AT ia buyer 60
Tntic Central 1000 at 15la, buyer
so. 1000 at 10.
Uncle sam. 200 at g.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York March 17-Money on call.
easy 1A02 per cent; ruling rate. IA
per cent; no closing bids; offered at ia
per cent.
Time loans very soft and dull; for so
days, 2hM2M per cent; for 90 days, 20
per cent. for six months. 2A03 per
cent; time mercantile paper, 3lA@4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange, steady with actual
business i'm bankers bills at 4S625Q
4S6.35 for 60 day bills, and at ASSES for
demand; commercial bills. 4.S6dAS6N.
Bar silver, 50ia cents.
Mexican dollars, "A cents
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.