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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
LOCAL MARHETS

Butter IN stronger than ever on the
local market. the wholesale price hav-
INK been strengthened to "a cents one
cent higher. and the retail price jumps
20 as cents, 20 wholesalers say. Al
ready. the high figure commanded by
this article of food has begun TO bring
in butter from Kansas ana Nebraska,
good Nebraska butter selling az 30
cents on market row, and a product
OF half butterinc and half straight
article In selling at 30 cents. II Is be-
lievod that with home creamery but
ter az a. cents retail, there VIII be
great shipment " stock from the plains
country east OF the Rocky mountains,
which WIN certainly prevent butter
from going any higher. Local dealers
say they are entirely irresponsible for
the high price Of butter The reason
they give Is diminished feed products
for the cows producing record cards
showing that the milk supply at pres
cnt Is not over one-half what II was
IN July. However. Indian summer Is
yet 20 come which generally Is at
tended by a temporary improvement
in pasture conditions. and for time an
increase In the milk supply is looked
for
Commission men call attention 20 The
urgent need OF the extension Of the
pure food laws TO cover grains A
day when a car Of oats from Cache
valley was unloaded. The oats. per Sc.
were fine article. but 80 mingled
with them we're cockerel. wild clover.
mustard seeds and a regular assort-
ment OF dirt and waste from threshlng
as TO reduce the value Of the ship
ment by 20 per cent. Yet, the purchas-
ing company had 20 pay full value for
this car before being permitted to open
the car. for no inspection OF goods be-
fore acceptance is permitted by the
railroad company, Retail and stors
purchasers come back at the commits
sion houses after buying, and the lat
ter have to stand the loss. They
naturally argue that this is entirely
unfair The application OF the pure
food law 20 cover sEains would effect
this much needed reform
The markets are in receipt Of car lots
Of California grapes. oranges, ana
Jamaica bananas. Utah Is still food
ing the market with cantaioupes and
seasonable. run OF Vegetables. Water
melons are thinning out. but fine local
celery Is beginning 70 arrive Tho pre-
vailing quotations today are as fol-
lows.
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MARKET STRONG,
CLOSING EASY

New YORK sept 2o--stocks bad
strong opening today with the railroads
conspicuous. Southern Pacinc advanced
rs. Union Pacinc ~. Reading and
Great Northern preferred. Northwestern.
Erie Chesapeake 4 ohio. AmalFamated
Copper and Pacific Mail large fractions.
Anaconda and National Biscuit showed
gains Of ~. Tho trading was broad and
active
Pront-taking began Immediately IN
Reading and II lost It's advance. The
effect on the rest of the market was
hardly noticeable. and the distribution
OF large buying orders soon sent prices
quickly up again. Southern Pacific and
the Hill stocks were the principal fea-
lures, but there we're important move
menis also In many other stocks.
large number OF iudustrials and special
ties were bought and L. ). Steel distin-
guishcd itself by making another new
high record level at 1A The preferred
also rose y.
Constant Selling OF ST. Paul. which I'LL
timately forced Il over a point below
last weeks close. checked the advance
before II o'clock southern Pacific moved
IN IN. Mackay companies and Vulcan
De Timing "a, the preferred, Chesa-
peake 4 Ohio and Grande MininG 2
Northern Pacihc and Bethlehem Steel
~ Republic Steel ~ and numerous
others l. Announcer ADVANCE AhfNtFn wv
Union Pacific q and Southern Pacific Sis.
American Specialties, International Har-
vester rose "a, Pittsburg c. G. and 81.
Louis ~. the Republic steel stocks and
Colorado Fuel 2 and Sloss-Sheffeld Steel
IA.
dull sagEing movement succeeded
and some calling Of loans by the banks
was reported. ST Louis and san Fran
cisco second preferred lost point
Bonds we're strong.
There was a moderate demand for hair
dozen specialties led by T. $. steel. but
the railroad list was rather neglected.
National Biscuit advanced 81, L. 5. Rub
Der 2
Reading came into the foreground
again with a rise 10 i1t&, but there
was not much change In other standard
stocks Inactive specialties kept mount
ing. Pittsburg G. G. and St Louis gained
Az. American Can preferred and In
ternational Paper @ The market was
selling on az o'clock In sympathy with
a reaction IN St Paul to 1928.
The market closed easy. Prices Yield
ed again, ST. Paul falling 10 1924. Cen
trail of New Jersey yielded 3is Consoli-
dated Gas and Third avenue IA and
Union Pacific preferred. Wheeling &
Lake Erie and Texas & Pacific l. There
was a recovery when American Smelling
rose IA Colorado Southern and Louis
VILE j. Prodt-takinR was observed in
some places on the advance particularly
the railroads.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS,

Sealed bids win be received Up %
Thursday September 3Oth. 1909. AT p ~
by the Board OF Education Of Granite
school District for the erection OF Az
office building al 18th South and s'a''
street salt Lake County Utah
Plans and specifications can be ~
AZ the office OF Liljenberg y suheDss
Architects and Engineers. az Ne"h'us'
building
Separate bids will be received io.
mason work carpenter work tlnciu1.ns
plasterlng and paintinR) and hea15Iik
including plumbing ana drainage, ~. Do
Will be opened by the Board or ~ .so
cation Of Granite School District Al ~
South State Street, September TN. IVY
AZ r. m. Each bid must be accompah,
led with a certified check OF per ee.s
Of the amount OF bid made payabe -
Granite Board Of Education The beo.
cessful bidder will be required 70 gisi
a Security Company bond IN a sum eq-N'
10 onehalf or the contract price. Ill
Rights reserved 70 reject any OF "''
bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Granite School District
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GOV. J0HNS0N'S CHANCES
ARE ABOUT EVEN

Rochester MINI. Sept 2o-While
Gov Johnson ~ somewhat better to-
day. according 10 Or c. II Mayo who
called ON him early In 81 Mays hos
pital the doctors sim consider the gov
ornor boz grave state
~ 90 "a. m pr. MCNevin issued the
following bulletin.
GOV johnson ls resting comfortably
hut is not sleeping he is having con-
siderable trouble and distress from gas
pains would say that his condition
is practically unchanged from the last
bulletin except that his respiration has
dropped 10 3 point between rs 20 30
He has given him about one quart Of
nourlshmcnt since q O'Clock this morn
ing Zoo tho shape Of carbOnaied water
"This weakened condition this fore
noon did not permit giving him weak
tea or strained broth AZ We had hoped.
The crisis period NJ Ave dayR Will
be- passed al n o'clock His chances
are SIN about even
The great anxiety ls on account OF the
patients Inability 10 keep on his
stomach any nourishment
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EAST CARBONATE CO.
MAKES FAIR SHOWING
Company Gets Some Good Ore-Push-
ing Work ON Reeds Peak Property
Heavy Flow at Ontario.

Among the properties which are do
ing steady work ana have been NOV
ing rapidly ahead for some time near
Park city is the East Carbonate COM
pany Inc property OF this company
IS located In the south fork OF Big Cot
tonwoOd. In the neighborhoOd Of the
Baby Mckee Reeds Peak and other
promising properties. ore was shipped
from the Carbonate 20 years ago, but
work was abandoned on account OF
water. IL was then known as The
White swan.
Last year a company was formed and
the property Incorporated under the
name OF the East Carbonate. There is
no stock for sale--the company raising
funds by voluntary assessments. De-
velopment Is being done by the tun-
mel which is In over 200 feet ore h.
being taken cut that goes 43 ounces
silver and 80 per cent lead but the
body the company is after has not yet
been reached, but the management is
confident OF reaching the ore.
IA. r. Workman is president OF the
company and George Hubby secretary
and the stockholders are principally
Park city people,
W. Mont Allen OF the Adirondack
Mining Company expects 10 soon have
the work going at fun blast at his prop
erty He has been away for some time
arranging the affairs Of the company
and he believes that the company viii
soon be In a position for extensive
work.
A heavy flow Of water was
struck In the Ontario tunnel last
week. This has now reached normal
II was denied that tho assure was cut
but this Is probable az any time. The
cutting ~ a assure would mean much
10 the DAILY Judgo as ~ v-ot1td Give q
depth Of 1900 feet on the property.
The tunnel at the Reeds Peak proper
~ Is advancing an the rate OF four feet
day StroaNs or ore are being en-
countered. but this ls being passed up
as II is expected that good sized
ore body VIII be- picked up when the
tunnel goes in some 800 feet more.
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SUMMONS.

In the city Court OF salt Lake Dlig'
County OF Salt Lake, State Of utah. ~
II. Whitney. Plaintiff vs. william 1Ieen
hill. Defendant smmons.-The state oi
Utah 10 Said Defendants. You are ~
By summoned 10 appear within zen uass
after service Of this summons upon w
NJ served within the County IN Wn.N-
this action Is brought, otherwise VIM
twenty days after service, and aeIe-.e
the above entitled action, ana ~ 81
Of your failure 40 20 DO, judgment ~.
be rendered against YOU according % VIZ
demand ~ the complaint. which W..
ave days after service Of thus HuinhNho
upon YOU, which has been hled WIN w w,
clerk or said Court. said action "a pfeuhns
10 recover judgment for the sum =,
SO, with Interest and costs que q"
money had and received. ,,-
GEO ~ HANCOck.
Plainins Attorney
FRANCIS O. LUKE,
Agent for the Plairtin. .t
A. % Address No 1 C0mmefelN
Block Salt Lake CITY. Utah
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AFTERNOON SALES
Beck Tunnel. 400 al 70
Black Jack 200 ~ A.
Bullock 1000 az Ia
Colorado. 100 at 1850. 200 az i411h.
East Tnic Dew, 1000 al 1lla
Grand Central 100 at 2s2is seller so
400 10 240 seller go. 200 az 24O. 100 at
..a2ta
Iron Blossom 100 az iOIh buyer 10.
Mason valley. 800 at 2lO
MAY Day. $500 az 23is
IMMORAL Flat 500 at B.
Mountain Lake. 100 at rs buyer 60;
500 lt t2fs
Nevada HilIs 100 at 70
New York 900 at 5. 1000 az S4
silver King 200 at il1ia. 800 al AIS.
Sioux. 300 at 3d.
South columbus. 500 at 49, 1000 at
1pa.
Tintic Central. 1880 al 81. 5000 AZ
Ga. SELLER CO
Uncle sam. 200 at 60. 100 al g.
Inh CON-. 4 500 az gi, 1000 al r.
NI.fnr Com. 600 at 5i,
victoria 300 at 81 40 100 al l31M
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

Sow York Sept 20 Money on can
drm p n3 per cent ruling rate g per
cent
Time loans worry dull and steady. for
Nd days ihHf per cent. FOR ~ days 4
per cent. f.r fN months a. per cent
close Primo mercantile paper as RI 70
per cont
sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at iAam an
for o0-dHy bills ami at is6l5 FOR de-
mHnd.
Commercial bills. i8AaAN4.
HIr silver ulth
MeEIran dollars AZ crrts
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds. firm
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MARKET Is AGAIN WEAK.
Leaders Are Slow and Unsteady on
Local Mining Exchange.


Local Mining Exchange
There was not the snap and ginger
on the local mining exchange today
that Is usual and trading was re-
markedly slow. with the leaders weak.
The first stock 10 be traded IN on
the regular board was Colorado which
sold for $50. II did reach S1.52h
and the prices were unchanged on
the open board
Columbus Consolidated failed to inn
prove today and Grand Central was
weaker. Iron Blossom. being exdivi-
dend today. was remarkably weak 70
sold al sl0b and ft.07 4 Mason Val
ley held It's own and only small
amount Of the stock was dealt In
Silver King was the only stock that
on set the declining market and IL
sold as high as &i22k. 10 was suu
selling strong at the close. Sioux Com
solidated and Uncle sam were steady
TODAY.
The total number OF shares disposed
OF was $3.50 and the amount re-
presented was sl96l615
on the curb market Uiutah Treasure
Hill sold at no cents aud Els witch
was disposed of at 10 cents
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS..
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A BURNT CHILD

breads the nre The dread IL whole
some but not the burn that can be
healed ana instantly relieved By APP
plying Ballads snow Eminent. Be pre-
pared Tor accidents BY keeping q bottle
always Nh the house Fest for sprains
bruises cuts. scalds. rheumatism. neu-
falgla. bunione-anv and all aches ana
pains. Price ~, bOc ana q .0o sold by
= &. d. l. Drug Dept. ~ and IL
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Sept. n.-Cattle-R Receipts. es-
timated at 1900; market steady loc.
lower Beeves. 4.10dS4o; Texas steers,
4OOa5 20: western steers. s0fi5 90; stock
ers and feeders, 8Oao.go cows ana
heifers. 2.@d6i0; calves. 6.76q9.Oo
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 23,Vo'
market steady. Lights, 7.Sas.S5: mixed,
mass; heavy, 7.65dS.45; rough, 1.a5m
1.s5. good TO choice heavy, .S5dS, -; pigs,
7iOQS 10; bulk OF sales, s.o5Qs.a0.
sheep-Receipts estimated at 1900
market l0c. lower. Native. ? l5fi4 81:
western. 3.OOQ6.Oo. yearlings, 4. 5od 80.
lambs, native. 4.5oa7.io: western. asa
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Sept. -Cattle-Receipts
1900. market for best steady. others i0c.
lower. Native steers, 4.50Ns25. native
COWS and heifers. 2.25 d5.56, stockers and
feeders. 3.OOd5 80. bulls. 2. 75d3.75; calves,
8. 5OG77 50: western steers, 3. l5'fi7 90. west
ern COWS. 2.75d48.
Hoes-Receipts, 5000; market steady.
Bulk OF sales, eOas %; heavy. S.t0Q
$50: packers and butchers, SOFAS %;
lights :. 70ds.b; pigs, 5000 80
Sheep-Receipts 700: market steady
Muttons 4.50d55; lambs, ). 75dT 80.
range wethers, 40Oa5. 40; range ewes. 5.2i
oslo.
OMAHA
Omaha, Sept. 0-Cattle-Receipts 100.
marker steady. Native steers. 4.s5Gi co..
cows ana neirers. S.vvao.Vo, Nrstel "a
steers. 3Bd6lo. Texas steers. 3.Ood 81,
COWS and heifers. @ $50. 65. Gamers. ?. .
03OO. stockers and Feeders ana 40.
calves. 3.Oq6 $40, bulls and stays 2.75q
$50.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market strong
to Sc higher. Heavy, .e'aS -. mixed,
SiOdSl5: lights Sl56is. 80, pigs 6.50G
80; hulk. S. 10lls %.
sheep-Reoeipts, 1000. market steady.
Lambs, lower. Fed muttons, 5.0On5.40.
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EIGHTEENTH DIVIDEND

q O.. "a D., Salt Lake City
Sept 20 1903
Tho ftockholdcrH of This ln-
stitution are hereby notified that
the regular half-Yeary dividend
Of hX per cent has been declared
upon the capital Ftoch of this
Institution Of record Sept 25th.
payable ON and after oct 10Th.
1909
Tho stock transfer hooks win
ho closed an g q. m. on Sent 25th.
and re-opened 3 "a. an OCT 5th.
1908
THOS q. WEBER
Socty.
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New York August III lf
10 the Stockholders o.
NATIONAL RAILROAD COhfANA
or MEXICO.
You are hereby notified ina ine Ao
nual meeting of the stockholdele =.
NATIONAL RAILROAD coMFANa ~
MEXICO Will be held AZ the orr 0ii,.h
the company, ln salt Lake chg.
on Monday October IS. 1903, Al \ AZ
FOR the purpose Of electing a Beafa
nfteen directors and Of transAcnnf ~.
other business a. may be brousnt p'i
the meeting .-,.
The stock transfer books Of inc ~.
pany will he closed al o. ~ o.
iember ~ and viii be re-opened ~
n. E BAsHFORp
Assistant hecfeihff
No. Is Broad street. New foiA ~'~
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SUGAR CITY TOWNSHIP COM
PANY.-The regular quarterly div
idend OF 2 per cent on the capital
stock OF this company viii be paid
at the Office OF the company, Des-
eret News Building. Salt Lake
city. Utah. on Oct. LIST. 1879. 70
stockholders OF record on Sept.
9th. 1899. The stock transfer
hooks OF the company will be
closed on the last named date
at o'clock p. m. and VIII be re-
opened on Oct. 2nd, 1909. az 10
o'clock O. m.
HORACE @. WHITNEY,
Secretary g. Treasurer.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Sept. O-The wheat market
was steady during early trading today
considering the bearish news. chief
among which was record breaking re-
ceipts in the northwest. Arrivals OF
wheat az Minneapolis and Duluth today
were 23i6 cars. which Is nearly 800 cars
more than the previous record.
Prices al the opening we're unchanged
10 "a = lower. initial quotations on De
cember being al IS 10 $50 There was
considerable selling OF the Decen Der de
livery by leading elevator Interest
which caused a further reaction TO 91A.
shorts we're fair bidders for September.
which had a steadylng effect on the mar
ket In general
weak cables had weakening effect on
the corn market early In the session. De
oember opened hqN 10 iadA lower at
co.'s 10 eos, sold at 60bi and then eased
on again TO CO.,
oats were weak because Of liberal
sales OF the December delivery by n
leading cash interest. The December op-
ton opened shade 20 - lower at 1914
a s 10 a9M ana sold on 10 394QA
Provisions were dun and rather weak
the heavy tone being due 10 a poor ship
ping demand Prices AZ the opening
were unchanged 10 &C. lower
Wheat-A stronger tone developed to-
ward midday owing 70 brisk demand
for cash grain December advanced 10
gsltMM The market closed fairly steady
with December a shade lower al ssh
Corn-rhe market was weak all day.
The low point Tor December was b0k
The market closed weak. with December
A. lower NJ 6OtsffA
-wheat-sept., lO2h Dec. ash
May. l.0iA
Corn sept. IS Dec. 6OikaN May. seq
oats-sept, ssM Dec. 49, May. rA
rorh-sept. 1875. jan isors; May
1880
Lard sept. i2i5 Oct. i2.@. Nov.
u G7is. Jan. 10. 20
Ribs-sept l0.eit oct, n.@; jan
9sM0E7th May ah2is
Rye-Cash. nora Sept and Dec. TO-
Barley Cash, on g.
Clover-cah N 90
Timothy sept. 400 oct, an
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago, Sept 0-Buttsr steady
creameries, 2ih a2s. dairles. 22n@
EEgs- steady AZ mark. cases included
is receipts 1897 hrsts 22is prime nrsts
~
Cheeso-Fi Firm Daisies. 6hGai twins
ifh a15. young Americas ~ long horns
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. sept ~ Sugar raw. hrm
Fair refining, an centrifugal. % test
4u. molasses sugar. $40
Rehned STEADY Crushed. b.S powder
ed p D. graduated, $40.
Conee-Quiet No Rio. ~ No
santos, ~ ps
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CTAH-1DAHO SUGAR COM
PANY The regular quarterly
dividend Of IA per cent on ne
company win be paid az the office
OF The company. sharon Building.
salt Lake city. Ttah. ON Sept
s0th. 1909 10 stockholders Of rec
ord Sept 22nd 1909 The stock
books Of the company will he
closed on the last named date 40
o'clock o. m. and Will be re-
opened ON Oct lst. 1909, 40 70
o'clock a. m.
HORACE G. WHITNEY.
Secretary q Treasurer
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HOME FIRE RANCE
COMPANY OF UTAH-The rcgu-
lar quarterly dividend OF per
cent on the capital stock Of this
company will he paid al the office
Of the company, No. y Main St,
Salt Lake City, Titan. on Oct lst
1913. 70 stockholders Of record
Sept 18th 1919 The stock Trans
IA books or the company will
be closed on the last named date
~ u o'clock noon. and will be re-
opened on Oct. End. 1902. az %
o'clock N.
HORACE G WHITNEY,
Secretary.
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FORENOON SALES.

Colorado. 100 at so; 500 At SPA.
Columbus, 500 at 100, 100 at 49,
Grand Central, 100 al $50. seller SO
l50 az ESQ., 900 at 2 AZ
Iron Blossom. 300 at 07ts 400 at
los 800 at LOLA buyer 30. 500 at i071s,
buyer so.
Mason Valley. $50 at 207lz.
New York GOO AT SL
Ohio Copper. 100 at 46O.
plutus, 500 at 64
Provo. 1000 at So. buyer 80; 900 at
So
silver King. 200 al 40; 500 at 422k,
BUYER 30. 100 at 4i7h.
Sioux. 800 az g. l.lOO at So; 1000 At
g. seller 30.
South Columbus Con. 900 at Is
Tintic Central 1000 at ~
Uncle Sam, 500 at a.. 1900 at 81
Victor Con, 200 at So
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 300 at l52s. 200 at $50
Grand Central, 500 at 2.45
Iron Blossom. 100 at 1914. 100 at
l.O5
Ohio Copper. 90 az A62ih
Seven Troughs. 500 az Sis
Sioux Con- 200 al 50. 500 at 49, buy
en- 90.
Tintic Central 1000 at e.
Uncle Sam 500 az 81: 1000 az &c.
Victor Con, 1000 al 05B
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OMAHA
WOOL.


st. Louis Sept 20 Wool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums 23u Is.
ine mediums. BU24 fine. 1918
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FARM PRODUCE.

.. X. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
asa Atlas BelL 1t7O. Res s00l-z
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FISH.
WHOLESALE.
MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef, per pound .......o1a y
Dressed veal, per pound .......lO0llh
Dressed pork, per pound ............1l
Dressed mutton per pound. ........, Gd7
Lamb per pound ...............iOiAu on
Lard, per pound ........,,.,,.........
Live hens nor pound ............14
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HAY AND GRAIN.
MEATS Ann POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter. per pound ........ 40
Butter ranch per pound ......25 a 30
cheese. ner Mound 2Od35
Ranch eggs Ger dozen ...-........--sb
Neufcbatel cheese ..................t0
Pkg. cream cheese, two pounds 20
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Pioneer Rooangs

Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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FRUIT.
NUTS.
VEGETABLES.

Utah radishes, three punches for 10
Parsley. three punches for .....1O
Saratoga chips, per pound ......30
New cabbage, three pounds for liz
Utah carrots. two punches for -
Utah lettuce. per bunch .........b
Green onions. two punches for ...S
New spuds. per peck ............2S
Hubbard squash each ...........20
Rhubarb. pounds for ...............l0
Wax beans 4 pounds for ........2b
Broad beans per pound .........10
Summer squash. each ............b
Fresh tomatoes. 3 pounds for .......l0
Cucum bers three for ............b
New turnips. two punches for ...5
Sweet corn. per dozen. .................15
Egg plant for ...'......-......'..-.. .lS
Bell pepper ..s.+t-s. t.ss.--s...s.ssss. III
C,,,set enude mounds for ......2S
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Chicago Sept 0.-Buttsr steady
Creameries 2ik as dalrlea. 2nm
Egg steady. AZ mark cases included
"a
Cheese Firm Daisies, l6hG4 twins
lfM qq5. young Americas ~ long horns
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING'

p o Address No Il Commercial
Block Salt Lake CITY Utah
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New york. sept ~ Sugar. raw, nrm
Fair refining. an centrifugal % test
AZ. molasseH sugar. 40
Rehned STEADY Crushed. 2. as powder
ed 8, granuiaf ted, $40.
Conee-Quiet No. 7 RIO. IA No. 4
santos 81 ue
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AFTERNooN QUOTATIONS.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-22
ILLUMINATING IDEAS
 ON FREE MASONRY
A Few Remarks Concerning the Right of WorshipfuI Master to Make a Mason at Sight.

To the Editor of The Republican:
 Sir:-The hysterical and somewhat action of the Masonic chapter at Worthman, Texas" con demning the granting of a special dis pensation permitting President Taft to be made a Mason at sight, not only merited the rebuke of Past Grand Mas ter Melish of the grand lodge of Ohio, but reveals a lamentable lack of Ma sonic knowledge which is as 'inexcus- able" as it's discOurtesy is "unprece- dented." Many other criticisms have also been heard. To the novice, upon first thought, this would appear to be an irregular action. The making of a Mason at sight is most ancient prac- tice, originating so far beyond the