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The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Staunton, Va. June s.-While It is gen
orally conceded that Harry s.. George
Tucker viii carry StauntoR and Augusta
County against Judge Mann for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination. the
situation here is regarded as one with
many completing features.
Mr.. Tucker resided here for many years.
He. as well as his father, the late John
Randolph Tucker. represented the Teath
district in Congress. His personal popu-
larity in the city and IN the county Is ar
appreciable factor. but, nevertheless. there
may be some surprise when the returns
are all in. for existing combinations may
cut down his majority more than IS an
tieipated.
1t viii be recalled that in the last
gubernatorial fight between Mann, Swan
son. and Willard. Mann carried the city
by a small majority, and carried the
county by a plurality OF over 800. His
strength was mainly with the dry" ele-
ment. the leaders OF which were very ac-
tive for him.
Following this election by two years the
"drys" put a ticket in the field against
the Democratic nominees for the senate
and the house OF delegates. Judge Mann
was invited 10 speak here for the regular
Democratic ticket against the Independent
"drys" and accepted. in spite OF the pro-
test OF his friends among the temperance
workers. The regulars won by safe
plurality.
From that time on the "drys" have
been turning steadily away from Judge
Mann. until few of them are left. except
in the county.
Further than this number Of temper
ance workers. when questioned on the
subject OF the attitude Of the temperance
voters toward Judge Mann. have ex-
pressed the belief that an investigation OF
his temperance record will show that he
has failed 10 lead them 10 victory when
victory was easily in sight. and that
his failure TO lead aggressively and intel
ligently has caused the liquor interest TO
look with favor upon his candidacy. and
this. OF course, has arrayed many temper
ance people against him.
The statement has often been made
here that the temperance people are sup
portlngfNr. Tucker. and the liquor people
are supporting Judge Mann. This is not
entirely true IN this section. Judge Mann
has some few supporters among the tenn
perance people. and Mr.. Tucker has sew
eral supporters among the liquor men.
though the most active and influential
liquor dealer in Staunton told The Wash
ingtOn Herald representative that ne viii
support Judge Mann on account OF the
fact that Judge Mann is the Democratic
Organization" candidate; and that he viii
stand by the organization though he
does not intend to take any active part in
the fight
This same man was an active supporter
OF A. J. Montague IN the memorable cam
paign against Senator Martin for the
Senatorial toga- he states. however. that
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TAxIMETER TESTS FINISHED.

Out OF FOrty-nve Cabs Inspected
Eight Meters Condemned
The result OF the first taximeter tests
made by the sealer OF weights and meas
ures. W. c. Haskell. was reported 10
the Commissioners yesterday.
OF forty-fve taximeters inspected. thir-
were verified as correct and eight
condemned for repair. The tests were
made over the official mile. in X street
northwest. A blue seal IS placed upon the
correct meters and q yellow one on those
found defective The tests are taken 70
show that the great majority OF COM
plants &bout taxicab overeharging are
not due TO the taximeters.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
BRITTLE SHIP TESTED.
builders Confident the Michigan VIII
Come Up 10 Requirements.

Rockland. Me-. June 9.-The new battle
ship Michigan was given her standardiza-
ton tests of here to-day. and they were
so successful that the builders are conf
dent that when she makes her four-hour
run no difficulty will be experienced in
maintaining the required lS1z knots an
hour.
During the eleventh run over the meas
ured mile to-day the Michigan reached
her highest speed, that Of 2O.01 knots an
hour, and her five best miles were at the
average speed OF 1886 knots an hour.
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RAISES CROP OF GINSENG.
first Harvest in District CoEducted
Nv Fcdxxf- Nevzuau

First Harvest in District Conducted
by Edwin Newman.
The first crop OF ginseng grown in the
District Of Columbia has been cut and
put on the market by Edwin A Newman
Re has raised tenth OF an acre on his
place at Seventh and Vernon streets
northwest, and expects 70 realize a sub
stantial amount
The ginseng was planted seven years
ago. II taking that length Of time for
crop to develop. It is grown az a cost OF
$500 an acre. and the growth Of an acre
is sold for about $4,000. The herb IS
used extensively for medicinal purposes.
especially in China and Japan.
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URTUs AT vAsSAR.
Silver Bowl Presented Institution by
wife of Japanese Admiral.

" WIIV VI y" "V-IIII7O n IIIII- NJ
Poughkeepsie, y. Y, June 9.-BaroneSs
Uriu and her husband. a vice admiral in
the japanese navy. were the stars at the
here to-day, and at the luncheon they be-
slowed upon the alma mater of Baroness
Uriu a silver bowl as a special gift from
the Alikado OF Japan to Vassar College.
The bowl was presented to the college
by the baroness herself in English. and
the token was received by President Tay-
lOr
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NEW YORK WINNER.
Big Balloon Stays in Air Thirty-1lve
Hours and Ten Minutes.

Indianapolis, Ind. June s.-The balloon
New York. OF New York City. Holland
Forbes pilot and Clifford Harmon assist
ant. won the Duration Trophy offered by
Carl Fisher.
The New York was in flight thirty-flve
hours and ten minutes. landing near Co
rinth, Miss. which is ten to fifteen miles
nearer Indianapolis than Freestone Park.
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Steamshin Nroremenf.-

New rork. June a-Arrivea; BlusehsE. Hamburg.
Arrived out: canpania az Liverpool; Majestic
az Cberbourg
Sailed from foreign ports: Carnsnia. from Queens
town; Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse from Cherbonrv:
Adriatio. from Southampton cretir. from Naplea
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DOUBLE HANGING FEARED.
Negroes Attack Woman on whose
Complaint Man Was Lynched.

Complaint Man Was Lynched.
Tyler. Tex. June 9.-AIiss Winnie Davis
Harmon. for an attack upon whom a
negro named Hodge was taken from Jail
and lynched at the courthouse here az
the noon hour recently. was attacked
again near her home in this city to-day
by two negroes
The white people are UP IN arms again.
and double Iynching and race war Is
anticipated
The sheriff tonight appealed 10 Gov
Campbell for troops
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A Thoughtless Druggist.

ONLY thOughess druggist would offer preparation without the signature
OF Ohas Fletcher when CaSa called for; the delicate faint and
Mckng light that joins b Life to its devoted parents being sacred
to the SefTeqeCtng druggist to be trfed WITH
For over thirty years Mr. Fletcher has ge and still gives personal
attention to the preparation Of Ca has the confidence mothers
and physicians everywhere harmed the tne babe This cannot be said
Of limitations COunterfets and the Justasg good rot
The thOughhe druggist only offers the counterfeit because Of few pennies
profit Any preparation experiment. and they are expert
men guess WkespecV Of what their sponsors may say for them
experience of thirty years. against wild and udOu experiment
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and he would ind himself lacking some
OF the most potent Influences which IN
der other circumstances would have been
arrayed in his favor In our judgment
his temperance IS an aspirant would
be a mistake. and one which would en-
tail consequences hurtful. II not fatal.
10 any hope ne may indulge OF future
political advancement. We look upon
SIR. Stuart's chances for winning 81 the
race now as practically MI. and We should
regret 10 see so good a man needleSsly
and vainly sacrificed"
Richmond. Va. June s.-Winiam ".
Murray. n. D. OF sunolk. IS out in al
open letter advocating the nomination of
Judge r r Prentice. chairman OF the
corporation commission, for governor
Harry s. George Tucker is scheduled
70 make an address Ia Amherst nszs
Monday.
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When you have lost or FOUND anything
telephone an advertisement TO The Wasf.
ington Herald. and bill VIII be sent Won
at ! cent word
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WEALTHY WOMAN A SUICIDE.
Sister of Edward Proctor Ends Life
by Taking CarbOIfc Acid.

ny 1akinB SstFDOAtc ASAo-
Toledo. June 9-Mrs. Jane Clark Proc
tor Jones. sister Of Edward Proctor, Of
the firm Of Proctor & Gamble, millionaire
Cincinnati soap manufacturers, died here
yesterday as the result OF taking three
teaspoonfuls Of carbOlic acid.
Coroner Henzler started an investiga-
ton and tonight stated that the widow
had deliberately committed suicide by
taking carbolic acid.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
STEAMER ASHORE.

Mrecklng Tugs Sent 10 Point OF
Woods 10 Aid Crew.
New York, June 9.-The Merritt-Chap-
man Wrecking Company received word
from Fire Island about $50 o'clock to-
night that there was a steamer ashore on
Point OF Woods. and Immediately sent
out both the RELIEF and the William z.
Chapman. wrecking tugs, from the COM
pany's station at TOmpkinsville.
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NOT SOLID FOR MANN
Many Temperance Workers
Are Supporting Tucker.
OUTLOOK IN UPPER VALLEY

Leading Liquor Dealer OF StauntOn
Says He Is Supporting Judge Mann
Because He Is the Organization
CaRdidate-TucI<er Will Carry Au-
Eusta County at the Election.
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SCIENTIST HOPES
TOASCEND SIX MILES
Dr.. David Todd UnfOlds Novel
Scheme to Signal Mars.
WILL EXPERIMENT TUESDAY

President of Amherst Aero Club
Says He Has No Intention of Bal
looming TO Planet, but Wishes 10
Reach Electrical Zone in Order TO
Perfect Further Investigations.
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Letters from Prominent Druggists
addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher.

J. Briggs Providence I'VE have FIetcher
Of the preparations the market"
". Stucy indianapolis
possibly preparation 1t is surely full Of merit
Recommendation"
r Montreal would
children
being many medical order when
indicate Of such q preparation"
W Cleveland Ohio we have found Ca
best sellers IN the medicine market but
preparation gives universal satisfaction; in fact
having had single complaint from CT customers who
Drug at Is with pleasure
Castori preparation Of
business have had
the Fhes Cas-
toria unhesitatingly recommend"
Atlanta Ca doubt called
positively medicine sold the greatest length
Of time the greatest satisfactory
preparation customer feel that could safely
ana conscientiousiy say F7etcher's Castoria"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-28
DAVID w. BRUNT0N
VISITS BULLFR0G CAMP

d. W. BTuntOn. the engineer, spent two
days in Pioneer this week. He came IN
Sunday and stayed over Monday, says
the Bullfrog Miner He devoted himself
to a diligent study of the locality and
more especially the geological conditions
of the estate of the Pioneer Consolidated.
He is an associate of d. r. c. Brown and
it is to be presumed that he was here in
the interest Of that gentleman.
Mr. BruntOn is the inventor of the
BruntOn mine compass. In addition he is
mining engineer Of very high rank. In
his profession there is no man that stands
higher or is better known. unless it IS
John H Hammond. His visit to Pioneer
is a compliment of no mean caliber to
that part of the BullfrOg district and
should be effective in bringing other es-
tabllShed mining men this way
After completing his detailed study OF
the Pioneer mineral belt Mr. BruntOn said
that he was very favorably impressed
with the conditions as he found them.
of course the section here is yet unde-
velOped. I have devoted myself to Il
study Of the surface conditions more than
20 anything else. I do like the promise
that is held cut here for enormous milling
production. The ore is of such a char
acter that it is hard to estimate its
worth without close assaying. One can
not sort the ore here as in other places.
Generally speaking, I think the apOssibili-
ties of this belt are great 1 like the
prospects,
The above is the substance of the state
ment made by Mr.. BrUntOn at the time
of his deDaTtUFs.
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Mining Notes.

Two carloads of ore from Utah mines
and one from Nevada were released from
the Pioneer sampler yesterday.
Fred G. Richmond of the Richmond Ma
chinery company left for a business trip
to Butte yesterday afternoon. He expects
to return Friday.
There was released from the Taylor <
Brunton sampling works yesterday ten
cars of ore from Utah mines and three
from Nevada.
John ". Hatfield came up from Provo
yesterday to escape the excitement Of
the voting contest in which the location
of a depot was to be determined.
r. j. Evans is preparing for a couple
of weeks at Long Beach. Cal, where he
is going with Mrs. Evans and the family
the first OF the coming week
The copper contents Of the ore recent
iy struck ia the workings of the Silver
King Consolidated company at Park City
was given b. the assayer yesterday morn
ms at 81 per cent. This adds about s.
more pcr ton 10 the value of the rock
which was shown Yesterday to be worth
more than Sl5G per ton.
George T. Edwards. manager Of tine
Cannon Ball Consolidated property. 10
Idaho. proposition that is controlled by
Salt Lakers. is mining and sacking ore
worth between so and 500 per ton in
gold. silver and lead He expects to have
the COmDanys new mill in commission b.
the middle of next month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-28
Notice of Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY OF
fers for sale to the highest bidder the
following described real and personal
property according to terms below speci-
fled:
/. East 81 feet Of west 1864 feet Of south
80 feet of lot 8, block 20, plat A. Salt Lake
City survey.
. Four hundred and forty C44O shares
Cbeing a majority Of the entire issue of
$50 shares Of the capital stock of the
Commercial Block association, a cOrpor-
alton owning the following described real
property in salt Lake City:
West $40 feet of south so feet of lot g.
block 20, plat A.
The two parcels above described com
prise the Commercial block. situate on
the corner of Second South and CONNER
cial streets
Terms of sale: Cash within ten 90
days after acceptance of offer. The realty
and the shares of stock will be sold as an
entirety and sealed bids therefor should
be addressed TO Board OF Directors Of
Commercial National Bank and must be
received prior to T. o'clock. noon. of Aug
ust 2. 1909, and viii be acted upon prior 10
L O'Clock, noon, of August 8. 1909.
Each bid to be considered must be acs
companied by certified check endorsed to
the undersigned, for an amount equal to
five per cent of the bid. The undersigned
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids
For further information apply to J. E.
Cosgriff or a. Z. Kimbau at Continental
National bank.
BY order of board of directors.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
SALT LAKE CITY.
july 9Th ly9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-28
GLASGOW & WESTERN CO.
GETS INTO GOLD CIRCLE

Reports from Gold Circle are that within
the past ten days two important deals
involving property in the district have
been made, says the Humboldt Star
Inc Queen group was sold by Story,
reeves a Hagar TO an aggregation OF
which Buck ingalls, of Reno Is presi-
cent The consideration was $4,000. The
new company intends sinking a good
working shaft ct once. There is on this
property two leases at q depth of 100 feet
which are in ore.
The Glasgow & Western Exploration
company has bought the Eastern star
group on Fraser creek, the reported price
pdid Tor the property being $4,000. The
company intends to at once begin WOrk
on 5U-fOOt tunnel to develop the prop
erty. The entrance Of this strong COM
pany into the district means great deal
Tor the future of Gold Circle.
The Boyle lease at a depth of 200 feet
mas drlfted fifty feet into three feet of
Per ton. Picture ore is frequently found
that viii assay high. This lease now has
on the dumps from the different workings
Loo tons of very rich mill ore.
The Ripsaw lease, owned by Cole, Cody
and Arthur PrimeaUX, has eight inches OF
ore that will sample 500 and three feet OF
ore that Will sample 500
The Old Poor Man lease on the Sleep
ing Beauty group is sinking and drifting,
and samples of the dump gave returns OF
$3.50. This lease looks very promising,
and will net the owners a considerable
sum.
The Belvoir property is being sampled
by eastern capitalists
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-28
Assessment Notice.

BLACK JACK CONSOLIDATED MIN
ing company. Principal place OF business.
at a meeting of the board of directors OF
the Black Jack Consolidated Mining com
pauy. held on the 10th day of July. 1888
an assessment lNo- D of one % cent Der
share was levied on the outstanding can
ital stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately t. r. j.. Allen, secretary. room
T. Knight block, Provo. Utah. ANY stock
on which this assessment may remain un-
paid on MOuCay Aug. Is 1899 will b.
delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is made
before, viii be sold at my of
fees on Thursday, Sept. g. 1903
at the hour of 2 O'Clock o. m. to nav
delinquent assessment together with the
cost of advertising and expense Of sale
r. +. ALLEN. Secretary.
Office. Room Z, knight block. Provo
Utah.
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Assessment No. 2,

YERINGTON GOLD MINING COW
Pany, 81 u. F. Walker building sal.
Lake City, Utah Notice is hereby 80,
that at meeting of the board of Dire
tors OF the YeringtOn Gold Mining CON-
pany' held on the % day Of JULY 1q0q
an assessment of one O. cent q sl1sr5
was levied upon the outstanding sfocl-
OF the corporation, payable forthwith ~
W IMAM u - hurst secretary OF said com
pany, at AZ ID. f. Walker buildIre SHi+
Lake City, Utah. 8 SAT-
Any stock upon which this sssessr,s,,t
may remain unpaid on the 5fh 10 ~
August. 1909, viii be DELINQUENT and a.. ~
veTtised Tor sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before. So nm m,
shares Of each parcel OF such sfo-L -
may be necessary. viii be sold or a. a.
I'D DAY OF august. 1902 at o'c1ocl-
m. OF SAID day, to pay the deIi10l,sIP-
costs Of advertising and expenses of ss 5i,e
s-.- WILLIAM II. HURST
.' seeIetafy OF the Yerington Gold Mi5fns
company AZ D. F. Walker buiIdin1i S sllls
Lake CITY. Utah g san
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-28
Mines and Mining Stocks
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Days Trading Develops Nothing to
Stir Up the sluggish Condition.

There was simply nothing doing in the
mining stock market yesterday out of the
ordinary. Trading for most part was slug
gish and uninteresting and the best prices
of the day were made in the morning
Grand Central acted a little better than
il did on Monday, but it was nothing to
brag about There is no disposition on
the part of anybody, apparently, to either
create interest OF monkey with prices.
This being the case, it would seem that
the worst thing that can happen TO stocks
is for them to experience dull spell The
next move should be for a higher level
During the two regular and open board
calls a total Of IS, 7O0 shares Of stock, with
a selling value of $50. $50 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, 1909-07-28
Notice Of Assessment.

SCOTTISH CHIEF MINING COM
many. Principal place Of business
salt Lake City. Utah. Notice is
hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the directors. held on tie Ed
dav OF July. 1909, an assessment CNSo 191
of one cent per share was levied on he
capital stock of the corporation. nsva 5Io
Immediately TO II. Park, treasurer Of the
corporation, at Room 40s Atlas bIook
salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock uno5
which this assessment may remain m
paid on the 18th day Of August. 1900 will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at
publio auction and unless PAYMENT is
made before, will be sold On the 25fb
day Of August, 1909 to paw the deiini
quent assessment. together with the cost
of advertising and experea Of sale.
h PARK. Secretary.
Room 40S. Atlas block. salt Lake CITY.
Utah.
Date Of first publication in Salt Lake
Herald. July G. 1909.
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THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought at the follow
Ing places in Nevada:
TuscarOra-AIrs 4. L Clark
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GOldfeld-Palace News Stand and Hun
ter Adv. & Pub Co.
Ely-Harville Stationery Co. G. B. Fax
on ard Walden & Burnett
Caliente-John Sher.
PtOche-PiOChe Drug Co. and a. A. Car
than. P. NJ
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-28
MILLING PLANT
is A NECESSITY
Beaver Carbonate Company to
Issue 100000 Convertible
Bonds to Provide Works.

A special meeting of the shareholders
of the Beaver Carbonate Mining company
viii be held in this city on Friday for
the purpose of increasing the capital stock
of the corporation from 10000 to 10000
shares and for the additional purpose of
authorizing the board of directors to is
sue 100000 worth Of first mortgage bonds,
convertible into stock of the company.
1t is not expected that any opposition
will develop 10 defeat the plans of the
mana cement, as there is every good rea-
son why the propositions should carry.
When the company was organized 10
handle the old Carbonate x Rather
properties it was expected that new and
deep workings would disclose fine bodies
of nigh grade ore, such or similar ore as
that which early day operators had mined
near the surface Development WorQ by
the new company has shown that. while
there is a world of ore in the mine, the
bulk of it is Of milling grade and will re
quire treatment to make commercial
product of it.
Under these conditions 1t has been
deemed imperative that provision now be
made for placing the company in a po-
sition to begin its career of mOney-mak-
ing and dividend-earning. The mine has
been opened to depth of 200 feet and
ore bodies forty to sixty feet wide and
for hundreds of feet in length
through the vein have been un-
covered. At one or two points
this ore has been raised in to a height of
125 feet or more and it has been thorough
ly demonstrated that there is a world of
the best kind of concentrating ore avail
able, ore which, through the simplest
methods of dressing, can be converted into
a product worth anywhere from $40 to
SO a ton. 1t is proposed, therefore, to
issue 100000 worth of bonds and provide
the equipment that the property must
have. No chances are being taken. The
ore is there and, with a mill in commits
sion, the cost of the plant could be re-
covered in a few weeks time. The bond
holders would be only too anxious to
convert their security into stock and, with
a total capitalization of only 10000 shares
it would not take long to refund every
dollar invested in the enterprise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after Aug. ! excursion rates
TO Lagoon ard return. from all stations
on the salt Lake & Ogden railway, will
be so cents for adults and % cents for
children between the age Of years and
y years.
The tickets that have been furnished
TO excursion committees to sell in ad-
vance during the month of August. at
the 25-cent rate. will be honored as
heretofore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-28
D0INGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

Quotations were made on quite a num-
Der of unlisted stocks yesterday, with
Bingham Central-Standard the only one
to record a sale. 1t went at &c share
Chief Consolidated was quoted at 40c at
S1.25, Ely Witch at 15c at 25c. DAILY at 81
asked, Ely Central at 90c at 81, Mcdonald
Ely at Zoe asked Old American at 13c
asked. Silver King Coalition at 45c at
$1.25, Thompson at zoe asked, Uintah
Treasure Hill at 15c bid and West Quincy
at 15C bid