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Arizona republican., 1909-02-13

melon vine, if the frost don't catch it.
 George Skinner will have the earli- est melons if vines count for anything as he already has melons above ground
 Miss Virginia McCreight, after a visit with Mrs. Charlie Thompson, re- turned to Phoenix on Sunday and is stopping with her father at the Capitol hotel
 Mrs. Tower, her brother, MT. Bacon, and Mrs. Bacon came out from Phoe- nix Saturday morning with Mir. Edson and spent the day with Mrs. Edson. Another Mir Bacon, an uncle of Mrs. Edson, has come out to the ranch to remain for an indefinite period.
 The set of double team harness stol- en from MT Wilcox has not yet been recovered. This is rather an uncom- mon occurrence in this neighbOrhood.
 Captain Norton, who was so unfor- tunate as to lose his home by fire, is a resident of this district and lost both the houses he was occupying and one nearby that was rented. We are in- formed there was no insurance.
 Mrs. Wines and little grandchild. baby Hill, of Phoenix are visiting this week with Mrs. Thompson and on Thursday evening Mrs. Hill came out to spend Friday with Mrs. Thompson.
 Mrs. Coleman of Phoenix was visit ing Mrs Connolly on Wednesday.
 Merwyn Houstan has gone to Mesa to remain for the remainder of the winter with his sister. Nina. Miss Houstan has concluded to keep house and wants Merwyn for company.
 MT and Mrs. w. E. Barry took din ner last Sunday with MT. and Mrs. A. G. Hargrave north of the Indian school.
 Mrs. Clark and son, Edward, are vis iting with Mrs. Tait.
 A long felt walt is now being sup piled by a meat man who comes through this neighborhood every other day. He has all kinds of fresh meat and also smoked meat.
 Mir. Rhodes is now pasturing his COWS on the Mcintyre place.
 Mrs. WoOdring was calling on Mrs. Edson on Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Graft of Isaacs and her daugh- ter, Mrs Bibbs of Los Angeles, were driving through the district on Thurs day.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-13

ent. An abundance of good, whole some, homemade taffy was furnished to the little folks, which added largely to the pleasures of the afternoon.
 The independent telephone line is gradually drawing nearer and nearer Cartwright and will soon be in opera tion here.
 Rev. P. D. Gardner drove to the city Friday and brought Miss Maggie Doyle out home for the weeks end vacation. The little son of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright sustained a painful injury lately. MT. Cartwright was at work with a hatchet in the yard and did not note the approach of the little one. who is less than two years old, who came up and laid his hand on the stick of timber on which MT. Cartwright was chopping and the little finger was severed, while the one next to it was badly cut. They carried him to a phy- sician as quickly as they could and had the wound attended to. There is believed to be a chance that he will not lose his fingers.
 Miss Nora Lewis spent several days this week as the guest of Mrs. R. c. Shiflet.
 Hershel and Charley Smith moved
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-02
S4,1oo. No More, No Less.

dandy little modern six-room
house. everything modern and in
perfect condition. Lot 20 feet front
by 40 to alley. The location is Just
a S good as the house
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$3.50.
On Washington Heights.

Near 18th and Columbia road.
This is a house worth having. and
In location that Is choice; 8
rooms. all very large, with large
closets ard wood trimmed
throughout. with solid oak floors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-02
We Will Trade
,aroe Corner House

'1"' &c Oo1 11N1 1IUt1oe,
subject to a trust of 5000, for a
six-room house in central north
west and pay $1,000 difference.
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We beg to call your attention to the fact that there
but two left unsold of the Safe and Sane Resi-
dences,
1915 and 1920 18th St. NV.
Beautiful Columbia Heights. No like them to be
built Don't expect the usual announcement of another
for sae-Wont can't be duplicated again for the
price.
$3.50 on reasonable terms.
bue in quality against quantity
BRICK STONE
ae m ms' 95 % s s s massive "'s together
sFs Large % nd
s%S s SsSs herss ~
Equal your sUsa S%AK S1R%HFH HbsHour
fSr 9 s 5s Stable m -
After the cash payment it costs only
$54 Monthly
to pay off principal and all interest
Each house will readily for $780,
:. Open day and night till pm.
BELT, O'BREN CO.,
st. NV.
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}. c., SATURDAY, c
= x x x x x x 4 4 s X 4 x x
WE SELL REAL ESTATE.
LET US SELL YOURS.
.Jordan&Co.,
INCORPORATED,
! 1905 Ct St. NV.
A Handsome Residence,
Near Dupont Circle,
Cost Over $4,000.
Will Sell at a Great
Reduction.
You cannot get better built
house than this: right in a fashion
! able location, with every modern
. convenience and improvement
= This is rare chance to get a fine
: house at a figure that does not
compare with the original cost
Lot 48xo5 to Alley.
IA rooms. baths-finished equal
. to the finest mansions.
Reduced to $1,000.
Cost Over SvuOoo
Practically a New House.
On the Heights.
1t is just as good as the. day it
: was finished. A 3-story brick: 20
. feet wide: southern exposure; deep
lot to wide paved alley; 10 rooms.
large baths; fine closets; electric
.. lights; screens to all windows.
The owner would not think of SELL
ing at such a sacrifice, but grow
Ing business demands more cash
This Is your chance.
$3.50.
: On Washington Heights.
; Near 18th and Columbia road.
This is a house worth having. and
In location that is choice; 8
rooms. all very large. with large
closets; n r d " God trimmed
throughout. with solid oak floors.
S4,1oo. No More, No Less.
A dandy little modern six-room
house. everything modern and in
.. perfect condition. Lot 20 feet front
,, by 40 to alley. The location is just
good the hn,1So
For $500
: You Can Buy This Attractive
. Little Home on the Heights.
Just a few doors from 14th street
northwest. Not a box house. but
deep house, with reception hall,
. three good bedrooms, excellent
. bath.
$500.
An Eight-room House.
If you want an eight-room house
on two floors, this is a good one
Well located on a lettered street
northwest. You can't improve on
this house at the price. Let us
SIO~ Sou ILLS one.
$4,25o.
On Easy Terms.
If you want a good home on Capt.
tol Hill at a very low price, don't
fail to look at these houses. One
corner-one inside. Good locations
Well-built houses.
We Will Trade
a Large Corner House,
subject to trust of 5000, for a
west and pay $1,000 difference.
A Three-story House
and a Vacant Lot.
Each 20 feet wide, the house is
rented for $3.50 per month: the
lot is on grade and ready for build
ing-to quick buyer for S2,7JO.
See This One
on H Street NE.
Only $4,000.
This house can easily be made a
. business property, as adjoining
. houses have been changed, and
would yield big revenue; it is a
good 3-story brick.
Small Business Properties.
Big Income Producers.
No Expense to Owners.
$4,000. Rented for ST., $50.
Over II% Profit.
$1,000. Rented for $40.
go and No Cost for Repairs.
$3.50. Rented for $24o.
Nearly go.
Tenant Pays the Expenses.
I'VE SELL REAL
ESTATE"
LET US SELL YOURS"
:JOrdan&C0.,
INCORPORATED
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Enterprising and ad-
vertising are almost
synonymous terms.
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$3.50.
On Easy Terms.

II you want a good home on Capt.
tol Hill at a very low price. don't
fail to look at these houses. One
corner-one inside. Good locations.
Well-built houses
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Reduced to $1,000.
Cost Over $1,000.
Practically a New House.
o.
A Handsome Residence.

1t is just as good as the. day it
was finished. A 3-story brick: 20
feet wide: southern exposure; deep
lot to wide paved alley; 10 rooms.
large baths; fine closets; electric
lights; screens to all windows
The owner would not think of SELL
ing at such a sacrifice, but grow
Ing business demands more cash.
This is your chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-02
$500.
An Eight-room House.

If you want an eight-room house
on two floors, this is a good one.
Well located on a lettered street
northwest. You can't improve on
this house at the price. Let us
show you this one.
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For $1,000

You Can Buy This Attractive
Little Home on the Heights.
Just a few doors from 14th street
northwest. Not a box house. but
deep house, with reception hall,
three good bedrooms, excellent
bath.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
SHOSHONE WORK Is II
VERY Satisfaction
Development Encouraging !,
Ore Reserves Show Bis a'
Tonnage.

John G, Kirchen was in Rhv.r,
Gently from Tonopah, maxine 'T
lar inspection of the Montpomcr, ~ =
shone property. and was uuoted ~
ing Of the opinion thai the cora;.'
and prospects Of tho mins
promising and encouraging az or. w
an interview with represeuta,iS. S
the Rhyolite Herald, Mr.. K;,',
stated that everything is proo,.'
as satisfactorily as usual eroa.s
the suffering of the men handlips 81 y
cyanide department. especial.
night, from the excessive cold w,.,, y
of last week, Not only were Tho :.
attacked by the cold, but all tbo M
Meeting piping and the cyan;da ~,
were seriously affected 'alii
The mine work is going aIo,.
There is an abundance Of os nselY
sight and enough broken down ~ tS !
ply. the, mill for weeks. |. Is '
policy of tho management to cons,..a
maintain large supply in rcadisss.
Development Work.
Mr.. Kirchen stated that ouito n, !.
tensive system of prospecting .rI =
velopmcnt is being carried on. .u ~, e
certain territory is being invadea' '',l y
uncover large ore reserves. snSs..
for years 10 come if possible I, !
not generally known how much no,.
prospecting work is done IN pS's! y!
Shoshone. Aside from the cutting :, y
of ore and the preparation for el,,s.
tion there is from a mile and
Quarter ,,.a to q mile nile and a half Of us''
custom will be continued. as ii nav.
The gentleman seemed amused Al
reference to the attacks OF Schef.eI.
Co. in New York upon the Shosha,
stock. and suggestively remarE'l
"Well. they are not shouting 80 lcsj
| " now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
WORK PROGRESSING
AT ELY CENTENNIAL
Three Shifts Employed in Tun-
mel and Sinking of Shaft
Started.

f.. w, Grifliths, general manager OF
the Ely Centennial company. ono of the
newest and strongest of the younger
propositions in the Ely district, ar
rived in Salt Lake Monday night, and
will remain over the holidays in this
city, after which he will proceed to
New York and other eastern cities in
the interests of his company With
each succeeding visit Mr. Griniths be
comes more and more convinced of the
future greatness Of the Ely country and
this trip he is fairly bubbling over with
optimism.
AT the Ely Centennial, tho company
in which Mr.. Grifliths was signally
successful III interesting Samuel New
house and w. V. Rice of this city,
splendid progress is being made in the
preliminary work of development, and
though operations have been under way
but short time the tunnel is already
in q distance of l30 feet, and several
stringers of good ore have already been
cnt, The management expects to reach
the North Star shaft in the tunnel work
within the next ninety days, and this
will give an approximate depth on the
Star vein of 545 feet, Five parallel
veins transverse the company's posses
sions, and these will he cut in the
course of the work planned. Mr.. Grif-
6ths states also that a shaft has been
started on another part of the Cen
tennial ground and that orc has al
ready been uncovered in tho course
of this work. Three shifts arc work
ing steadily.
That Ely Centennial is already at
tracing the talent Of the Salt Lake
exchange is demonstrated by the fact
that sales of the security were recorded
at Tuesday morning S trading in the
unlisted stocks.
New Manager Arrives.
Mr.. Grifiths was accompanied on his
trip from Ely by Austin Jackson, who
will remain in this city as local man
ager of the new brokerage house to
be established here by f. w. Hulse Il
Co. of Ely. Mr.. jackson has been
associated with Hulse & Co. in Ely IN
mining and promotion enterprises for
some years past, and is thoroughly fa'
miliar with the situation in general.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
SCOTT HILL Being
WELL PR0SPECTED
Operating Companies Sanguine
as to Ultimate Outcome
of Work.

Operations in the Scott Hill section
of the Park City district arc being
carried on with considerable vigor, and
it is understood that preparations nave
been made 10 continue work all winter
on some Of the properties, supplies and
provisions having been put In to last
through the heavy snow season,
AT the Scott Hill property, formerly
the Copper Apex, the tunnel has been
advanced distance of fifty feet, and
is being run along well-defncd MS
sure which gives promise of making into
ore in the near future. This is one
of tho most interesting prospects IN
the Park section, ore showings in the
past having convinced mining men OF
experience in that section that new
ore zone, probably entirely distinct from
any which has to date been productive
in Park City. underlies the Scott Hill
country AT depth. With the completion
of the tunnel now under way to Its
objective point, much will have been
added TO the development of that ter
ritory, and the promoters of the prop
osition arc confident that big returns
will ultimately be attained,
Iowa Copper.
Tn the same belt as the Scott Hill
prospect is The Iowa Copper company S
property, from which, during the sum
mer months, some shipments Of fair
grade Of ore were made. Manager
Spooner discontinued shipping some
time ago, feeling, in view of the metal
prices prevailing at that time, that
tho ore was worth more to him while
it remained In the mine than it was on
the market, though the assurance is
given that il will be possible TO resume
production at any time. In the mean
time a small force Of men has been en-
ployed in the further development of
the property, and it is understood that
splendid results have attended this
work. The Spooner stope has widencd
out to some extent, it is said, and be.
sides the tonnage of copper ore already
exposed and blocked out, the prospects
for the silver-lead product are improv-
ing, and these deposits give promise
of adding materially to the worth of
the property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
SIOUX CON. TAKES
SENSATIONAL DROP
Selling Price Falls to Thirty
Cents During Tuesdays
Calls.

Sioux Con. was the feature of Tues
days trading on the local stock eX-
change, the excitement coming at the
afternoon call, when, following a com
paratively light decline in the morning,
the selling price went ms low as so
cents drop of 10 cents since Mon
day afternoon IS trading. Just what the
reason of such action is, is largely a
matter of conjecture, though il was
current talk around change that treas
ury stock is being sold for the pur.
pose of paying the recently declared
dividend, Report has it also, that cast
crn stock was placed in the hands of
local brokers for sale at almost any
price that could be secured for IL, and
that the ore of the lower levels is Of
such low grade that its returns do not
speak we'll for the future of the mine.
Inside manipulation of the stock is
charged. too, but the only sure circum.
stance is that the stock S price is in
bad shape.
South Columbus Con- also weakened
Tuesday, after It's advance on Monday.
and prices generally were no stronger.
Closing quotations and sales follow;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
BINGHAM MIDWAY IN
ORE-BEAR|NG ZONE
Milling Ore Comes UneXpect-
tedly in the Number One
Tunnel.

Recent developments in the Bingham
Midway property have been of a very
encouraging nature, according to Man.
agcr c, b. Ferlin, who arrived in Salt
Lake from tho mine Tuesday night Mr..
Ferlin states that in the No. / tunnel
Il good.sized body of milling orc has
been cut, assays showing aS high as
42.6 per cent lead, thirty-siX ounces sill
yer and $40 in gold. Mr.. Fcrlin says
that the extent of the new find has
not yet been demonstrated, nor Will II
he known until the footwall is reached.
the tunnel at present being run nj right
angles TO the general formation. 1t IS
the intention to drive ahead until the
hrst vein on the property Ia cut, this
point being about $50 feet beyond the
face OF the tunnel at present.
Find Unexpected.
According to Mr.. Ferln this recent
hnd of ore was somewhat unexpected,
as it was found in an intrusion and dis
tinct from any Of the surface show.
ings by which operations have been
directed. When the first vein is cut it
is the intention Of the management to
continue the tunnel through the lime
beds TO the second and third veins,
which show encouraging copper values
Those veins will be lntersectcd at yer.
teal depths Of 1900 and 1900 feet, re.
spectively, and it is anticipated that the
work of the next few months will re-
suit in big showings.
The first vein crosses the Midway
ground from north to south, and has
an average width, it is stated, Of 2J0
feet, the outcroppings being prominent
Ore shoots along the vein show values
at the surface, with Indications of i'm
proving quality rs they 70 down.
New Territory.
The Bingham Midway company was
incorporated last August, John McDon.
aid, superintendent at She Utah Copper
mine at Bingham, being prcsidenv Of
the company, and the operators are
working with the intention o. develop.
ing n mineralized territory of which
comparatively little IS known, though
it lies within eight miles of the new
International smelter at Tooele.
Mining men who have seen the com.
pany's territory are OF uhe opinion Jhs!
it is very promising, the belts of white
limestone which characterize the for
nation being almost us eXtensN g, Il is
said, as the lines of the Bingham dis
trict itself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
JARBIDGE DISTRICT OF
NORTHERN NEVADA

Dan Greenwatt, writing from Three
Creeks. Ida. tells OF the fabulous posi-
BILE wealth OF the Jarhidge district OF
northern Nevada. He states that the
Jarbldge country has long been practically
unknown TO the prospector, but recently
reports of rich gold finds made in the
neighborhood have leaked out and IL Is
said that the district Is now rapidly be-
coming populated with the forerunners Of
mining camp life.
The district is said to have more OF the
characteristics Of the rich gold sections
of Colorado rather than the usual Ne
vada formations, and mining men who
have examined the country are credited
with the opinion that mines as famous
as those OF Cripple Creek will be opened
UP there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 400 at 14c.
Colorado, 500 at Ssc: ism az s5c
Columbus. 600 at si.55. 6o6 AZ 81 XII
Crown Point. 600 at Sc, Fi''s'
East TIntIc Dew. 2000 at 7Jc
Grand Central. 100 at 50 25 se,,e, s,xt,,
days ''N'S
Iron Blossom. ion al 7Ac, ooo ot 70. ,on
at 75c. seller siyty days. 50o M 7ec h;;,,ou To-
slxty 1ays w. ou'ei
Lower Mammoth. 100 at ACC.
,o6 mason xalley' 5o0 at 81; so at $2029;
LUZ at SI.9t4-
Mnyof Mhy Days o., iVo inoo aL isc:
Mlherai Eiat, igoo at lc
@ N@evada .,i Hills, i6o 100 at re.
new FORK. fVVo at loAc, 900 at 17c, buy
er oIJo osiTty Gays DAYS. ,oo ., se
9ii.o 9I Cop9peI, IVo at 90
Selii.ce' foVo AT VI;
SSSgveh Irouehs. looo at 9ac
SSilNer Ging' 20 at Ss9o.
odouN S0m;' lso0 at 5sA; 500 at IS; 600
at o'sG' dOVo az &c; 5Oo at 56Ac,
Tpu T1u.n Soiutnpus Sons' oV9 at llc.
Llntic sSentraI, IL oOo at 53c,
uncle sam. hoo at s5c; 200 at f4c; 400
dt aoG; 2oU % AT 42c'
otah Con-. looO at bAc
sni1ins shares sold, sold. Ss;57S; g. siz
oeiling vaiue' SlZ'olo'io.
OPEN BOARD.
pu,Ioc,, ,oO al 10
CoIora5o ooo AZ 5lc
Grown Point soo9 a. nc
indian Ouoen 90oo ~ Sgo
Iron Blossom 100 at 75c seller sixty
days.
New York, 800 at lTc. beycr sixty days
oo9 at 1850
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
STATES MADE
BIG LEAD SHOWING

WASHINGTON Dec. 14.-Although the
United States was the greatest loser
among the nations in the 1908 production
OF lead nevertheless. IL turned out In
that year 81 per cent Of the entire world s
output This Is the statement In a re-
port by the United States geological sur
vey on the production OF lead in 1908.
Missouri, the leading producer. showed an
increase In the amount OF the mineral
mined. while the three next states, Idaho.
Utah and Colorado showed reduced pro-
duction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
WILLOW SPRINGS IS
PROMISING DISTRICT
Abundance of Timber and Wa
ter Add to Sections
Prospects.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
WILLOW SPRINGS, Dec. 1f.-Thls dis
trIct Joins the famous Clifton district on
the suoth and includes the eastern slopes
nf the Ihapah range for about fourteen
miles. This portion Of the Ioapah range
Is much higher than the Clifton end Of 1t,
and is IN polnt of water and timber all
that could be desired for mining purposes.
The ores are found mostly In dolomitlc
limestone Lodges. which constitute the
mineral belt These ledges run In
northerly and southerly direction. with
dip Of about 80 degrees to the west.
This belt is cut from the southwest TO
the northeast by numerous dykes Of poT-
phyry and the naturalization is probaoIY
due to these intrusive dykes, THIS pcit
extends for several miles along the cast
eu slope from base TO crest, Including
the famous Ibnpah peak, the third highest
point I'm the state Of Utah The northern
end OF this belt carries very rlch silver
and silver-ead ores, while the southern
end, particularly upon group OF the west
ern Pacific Copper company. Is rich In
copper and lead. the silver values being
light. This property Is well watcred and
timbcrcd and has been moro extensively
developed than any other property In the
district.
From this group shipments have been
made giving returns of IL per cent cop
per, % per cent lead. q per cent iron and
So gold. From recent workings. splendid
specimens Of native copper have been
| taken from tho orc shoots, which have
| been developed to n depth Of $50 feet. a
tunnel is now being driven Ia tap the ore
shoot at depth OF 500 feet. The out
crop is highly mIneralized with a surface
| showing OF many feet which fully justi-
fes the belief that with greater depth
large bodies of ore will be reached, sui
| phide in character instead OF carbonate
| The Tripp groups and Kearney properties
! In this district have had record for
years, and when sufficient force OF men
| ~ c.Irn rnrlnncd skllarnacnIs yAll be rnslInnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
Visitor From Currie.

Ross c. Currie of Currle. New. the
supply point for the Dolly Warden dis
trict. Is In this city on business. He re-
ports renewed activity In mining In his
section. the arrival there OF Richard MIL
Itch and a party OF eastern visitors he
ing taken as an indication that interest
ing news may soon be forthcoming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
Nevada News Agents.

Nevada News Agents.
Bauvard-A. c. Pesco.
Goldheld-Loujc Polin,
Eawthorne-Louie Polln.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lowney.
Lovelock-Bible Bros
Midas-Mrs. e. A. Harrington,
Rawhide-L.ouie Polin.
Reno-Hotel Golden News Stand: Ro-
senthal & Armanka; Shepard & Son,
Yeripgton-F. NJ. Burner.
Winnemucca-Pcarce & Chase
Cohre-Richard Richards.
Cherry Creek-Grey 6, Collins
Flko-Wheeler 6, Co.
Ely-Grace B. Faxon; Harville Station
cry Co.
McGill-M. Hermann Walden & Bur-
nett.
RhyolIte-The Crescent.
Pioche-Pioche Drug Co.
Caliente--John Shicr. Thomas Him
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15

buyer sixty days.
Grand Central. 200 at So %. 800 at s9.22l
Indian Queen. 1000 at 2sc.
Iron Blossom. 900 at 7ic, 200 at 73c.
New York, 500 at Ice
Sioux Con, 200 at 31c.
South Columbus Con. 5000 at 10ic. 1e0
at lie. 100 at 11lc.
Shares sold. 600.
Selling value $l99l.