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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08
NEWEST AND CHOICEST PAT
TERMS EMBRACED IN HUGE
SHIPMENT.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
. SALE in FEW DAYS,
Quantity Buying Makes Low Prices
Public Gets the Benefit During
Sale.

From far OF sunny China. through
the billowy waters of the mighty Pa
cfiic and across the continent to Pa
ducah. marks the voyage of the NAM
moth shipment of mating received
in Paducah Saturday by L. B. Ogil-
vie 4 Co. s
To be one firm of three to pur-
chase a ship load of mating is the
record established by the well known
Paducah retail establishment OF L. B.
Oglvie & Co.
This firm, together with two
others. purchased a ship load of mat
ting. having 1t shipped direct from
Canton, on board the good ship Mon
golia, which unloadej its cargo at
San Francisco, from which point the
three firms had their respective pof-l
tons shipped to the desired points.
The shipment to L. b. Ogilvie &
Co.. which reached Paducah Satur-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08
FIRST SUNDAY.
In WHITE HOUSE
Spent With Democratic Simpli.
city by New President.
Was Accompanied by Brother Charles
Going TO and From Church ON
Foot.
TAFT WENT HORSEBACK RIDING

Washington, March S.5Democratic
simplicity characterized the first sun
day in the White House of the Taft
family. President Taft. accompanied
by his brother Charles, walked to the
Unitarian church for the morning ser
vices.
The presidents appearance on foot
among the crowd of several hundred
persons on the sidewalk and street
was a surprise. There was no at
tempt at a demonstration, but the
|eagerness to get a close view OF the
new president was not yelled.
After the services. the president
accompanied his brother on foot to
the latter's temporary residence,
where he remained an hour. He re-
turned to the White House on foot,
and after luncheon. oestrode "Ster-
ry." newly acquired horse, and to-
gether with several friends went for
a ride over the new Potomac speed
way.
President Taft saw no callers on
business during the day, thus begin
ming the administration with hereto
fore enforced maxim that Sunday
should be a day Of rest.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08

Experience is a great teacher. II
teaches us how TO make other KINDS
of mistakes.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
II fails TO cure. e. w. GROVES sig
nature on each box. 25c.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08
Blown Into Immortality.

The government OF Mexico has
voted an appropriation Of $4,000
for a monument TO humble hero
Jesus Garcia, a locomotive engineer.
Garcia year ago bravely hooked his
engine to a burning car filled with dy-
Mantle and hauled I out OF Nacazari,
Mexico. He saved The town from
disaster. but was blown to pieces
himself.--New York Tribune.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08
DENEBN MAY GO
TO THE SENATE
limited That Taft Fsvors Gov
ernor's Election.
Illinois Legislature win Assemble
Tuesday Prepared 20 Take Up
Important Work.
soLoNs WILL GET BUSY.

Springfield, March S.-The legisla-
ture is prepared to get down to the
hard work that It has before 1t. On
next Tuesday the members OF the gen
eral assembly will return to the capt.
tai prepared to stick theoretically to
the work OF the session, which has
been delayed by different causes.
The senatorial fight which has oc-
cupied the attention of the legislature
since January 20, when the first joint
ballot was taken, and the disturbing
fight among the Democrats in the
house also has had a tendency to re-
|tard the important work.
The Illinois inaugural party, head
ed by Governor Deneen and other
state officers is expected home to-
morrow. Whether the governors
trip to the national capital will have
any bearing on the senatorial situa-
ton remains a matter of conjecture.
Ever since he went to Washington
there has been persistent talk that
the toga will be forced on him and
that eventually he will accept the
honor.
Stories are afoat that the president
wants Deneen In the senate.
There is nothing to indicate that
the deadlock will be broken during
the coming week.
For the next two weeks the newly
appointed house committees will be
Extremely busy with 226 house bills
that have been referred TO them.
The limit OF time for the introdu--
tion of new bills in the house expires
April A..
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08

Kentucky Manufacturing company
Jackson Foundry and Machine com
pany Eagle corrice works. p. E.
Stutz Candy company. Ed Roos COM
pany. Hardy Buggy company. Lang
stanOrme Manufacturing company.
Sutherland Medicine company.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08

Has this foreigner who wants 10
marry your daughter a title?
He has, replied the old man, grim
ly gave It to him.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08

What are the names of that young
couple next door? We won't be able
to fird out for several weeks. They've
just been married. and he calls her
Birdie and she calls MIN Petite
Cleveland Leader.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08

Malaria Causes Loss OF Appetite.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and Children soc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-08

Man wants but little here below.
but he wants what he wants when he
wants Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
TRADE WATTS ON
DEVELOPMENTS
Law Of Supply and Demand is
Looked to to Bring Bust
ness to Rights.
METAL MARKET IS A FACTOR.
General Conditions Continue About the
Same. There Being Some Lack
OF Confidence.

New York. FEB. 2s-R C. Dun's
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow will
say
Although the cuts in steel add some
confusion TO the weakness in the iron
and copper trades. and have brought
about sharp decline In the security
market yet the reassertiou Of the Jaw
Of supply and demand. with It's read
justment Of prices and perhaps OF
wages. must prove ultimately helpful
20 the business situation, however dis-
turbiug the immediate effects out
side OF the area Of disturbance caused
by this development the movement OF
general trade continues practically uu-
changed.
Cotton goods prices remain station
airy and the market is more or less UNI
even Export trade Is light with abb
solutely no inquiry 1rom China. al
though fair orders are received from
south America. Print cloth yarn goods
arc less active and prices are generally
weaker
Boston shoe shipments for the year
are 20 per cent over the corresponding
period of 1908, but the outlook for the
future is less encouraging. The weak
ness i'm tho domestic hides market Is
stll more pronounced The leather
market is decidedly Inactive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
CONCENTRATES

Plans for the organizing Of new
stock exchange Doc salt Lake have prog
rcs-ed go the extent that rooms have
been secured Tor % C9il room I'm the
rear part of the Atlas block.
sidney Jennings. consulting engineer
and member of the board of directors
of the Boston Consolidated company.
is bon the city With General Mauaser
Lafayette Hanchett ho is going over
the plans of the future work of the
company.
Surveyors arc busy on the Ray CON
solidated property gathering data Tor
The min site and also with a view of
putting In q railroad, says General
Manager ID, g.. Jacklug who returned
from the property IN Arizona yest5r-
day.
The famous Harris lease ON the pro-
perry at Seven TrOughs of the Seven
Troughs Mining company Is scheduled
90 begin hauling ore Co the Kindersar-
ten mill today. The first run of Inc
rich ore VIII be in the ucighborhood Of
400 tons.
According to j. VIII knight the Iron
Blossom property will begin shipping
ore today The ore body is opening
up spleudidiy and an upraise has been
BIOL
Chutos have been put in SO that ship
pins can move with the exploration
work
The Gunn-Thompsou interests that
recently purchased the Inspiration pro-
perry Boo Arizona, have sent out no.
tices of the organization OF the Mia-
ing Issues company under the laws 90
Maine This company capitalized at
5000 600. shares az S. each, viii take
over the Inspiration and other proper
ties held Ia Arizona
President HeDer S. Cutler OF the
Utah Arizona Gold O. Copper company
In the Weaver mining district, Arizona.
has returned from an inspection OF
the property. he declares that the re-
pairing of the pipe line that carries
water 70 the min has been completed
Mines iu the vicinity he asserts are
now being worked az depth and being
developed into wonderfully rich pro-
ducers.
A deal was closed yesterday whereby
the scott Mines company takes over
the control of the Phoebe Arizona Cop
per and Gold Mining company operat-
ing at Bouse. Arizona, which Us one OF
the young camps of the territory caus-
ing considerable excitement A. w
Scott president of the Scott Mines
company leaves tonight Tor Arizona
The claims. according to an engineers
report are among the richest iu cope
per that have beon found. A. II and
p. t. Godbe of this city are heavy
stockholders in the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
PRODUCE.


Chicago, Feb. 27.-wheat touched
new high record mark for the season
az the opening today. the May delivery
Their advance Of = 70 Md al liverpool
added fresh fuel 10 the buuish euthu-
siasm and the market opened amid In
from Is below 90 p above the final quo
tatlous Of yesterday First trades in
May were az llsh 20 L1S7s while July
sold between l.64 and Less. Before
been satisfied May had been bid up 10
1i9. Prices then declined abruptly on
proht-tahnE 90 about yesterdays clos
w level, Nay ,,y ddrooopping back TO lis and
The fresh advance I'm wheat caused a
urm opening ln corn, prices being un-
changed 70 hHh higher compared with
Yesterdays close May opened at Cih
90 66'tQ@h and July "a Gh 10 66 Early
iu the day prices reacted on selling baa-
90 on Increased local receipts May de-
clinlng TO- CO.. 066A.
oats were firm on buying by cash an
terests. May opened "a shade higher az
hlh and sold at 5
Provisions were quiet and steady. The
strength of grain had some effect Prices
90 the opening were unchanged 10 1sc.
ciose-wheat-May. us. July faEa
cofn-Fej6'.. ga. May az. ok July Gs.a
oats@siay. &h; July. BE: Sept. o9
Iork- NAY 100 July, H,lah am II
Lafd-May e'-'ai july 9.@a09.s5i
Ribs-May. SIS; July 90
h}e-Caah, iWlell May, e.
harley-Cash. 60Gia
Clover-March. 0Ol
Timothy March ass
Although wheat sentiment was very
publish the greater part OF The day prices
tailed again % reach the opening hieh
level Late in tho session some reacflon
OCCURRED on realizing sales. May AZ
cIlued 10 llta and July 20 1OlE rba
market closed easy with MAY on D. Id
l.7 July was hn# lower az i0lH %
For May corn the low point was reaeb-
"a at COZ, Tho market was ann ma
STEADY during tho last half ID the dav
ald closed steady with May q lower
EVAPoRATED FRUITS.
New YORK. Feb B-nra r,,t,.t.i
change is reported u tHc market fof
ttpofatel apn'oa. Fancy are quoted at
'fH'4' 'hoI'' at "a 0it primo at 5it
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
CHANCES IN MI0rBERsmr.

a ~ Hol.awIy. one OF the best
known mining mon iu the state and
who has beon Interested iu the develop
mout of many OF che Titic producers
WAS this morning admitted to- member
ship on The Salt Lake Stock and Mining
Exchange His acat was purchased
some time ago but was not transferred
until today
Another change m the brokerage
family was The transfer of the scat
held boy Jesse Cannon iu the name OF
Cannon q Cannon. 90 Cannon Bros 10
was announced that AN trades now pend-
ing with Cannon g. Cannon win Doe
taken up with Cannon Bros Mr. Can
non, who has been ou the oNchanga
for some time win hereafter devote his
timo to other business lie viii have
charge of the promotion OF cereal
business which has been started ~
Logan. This with other interests VIII
occupy moro of his time than he could
squire for tho brokerage business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
EXCHANGE LISTS
THREE PROPERTIES
Knight interests Add More Of
Their Holdings to Mining
Stock List.
IN AMERICAN FORK CANYON.
Mineral Flat, Major Evans and Miller
Itm Arc Now ON salt Lake
stock Exchange Board


Three more OF the WopeIll'- cone
troiied oy jesse Nh's"' anu "'.
s+-,. ,,t..i.... r...i..,...
SAT- i'aNe '''DN ~ '''N'-a
this morning, when Mineral ildl Ma
5or Evans Consolidated Mining g. Mill
inc q,o.uap, and tho Miller INN Min
.s....,.5 o.. .Y..
l"b ''''paUs "'l'
board 10y the hsung committee. lh
am three OF tine companies Jesse knight
d. ,t. r,..,5.,.t aud p D. Au.r se.-
,,.,. go t,l..,,,., 7,-. Comm, MOS
srI in ir,o,ror9t.5 f,r fl06 00e each
,'Ith .har., st fO cont, sarb
,fir.,,i p,'gt ma I7r,rr,rlt.5 ON
ecrt fq toa- y.ifn a0I 00O shares OF
,taot d, 3D.. tre.ef,,. An tbis has
-, .slf4 ana fbl-. s,, ff1 e4e al worth
"a ecroi,rts psvanra Thc compauy
,,,,,,,s 9s ,rr9tlrfed claims DOB Amer
S.s,, Eorl, ger,or eayan III which have
non surveyed Tbarr ar. 100 feet
~ ebaffs so foot IN tunnels. 10 fcct
III wines ana 95 foet of crossglts IL
i. ga r1neq mn, fbe r4u-oaa ON mo
rr,r,,f,, ig situafoJ "a r,o.cr pfspt ANA
oo6 fsct M o'ino limo "a BOARDING. bouso
t,,,l bouss ma bIarlsroitb and car
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
STOCK MARKET
MUCH DISTURBED
Unsettled Metal Trades and Cut
ting Of Steel Prices Was
The Cause.
STREET WAS VERY FEARFUL.
weakness In Railroads Was Attribu'-
cd 20 Government Prosecutions
Stocks Closed Firm.

New York. Fob. 27-The stock market
was much disturbed by the unsetuement
I'm the metal trades Tho clashing OF
steel prices caused fears of grave COM
soouences in various directions besides
the effect on earnings IN tho steer com
panics themselves Tho copper stocks Were
affected In sympathy from fears OF 'he
eject OF parallel conditions In that lnouS-
try. The weakness Of railroad stocks was
more directly attributable to govern
ment prosecutions. The supreme court
decision ln the New York Central rebat-
ing cases was the nominal motive, TO-
rcther with differences drawn Of other
unfavorablc decisions 20 come, including
that. in the commodities clause test
case. .,,-,.
Opening prices Of stocks moved brisk
IL upwards helped by the higher range
III prices sent from London. large
number Of the active trading stocks lh-
.rUIdinr the paclhcs. Reading and the
metal stocks showed gal1s or iaisSe
Ste Marie rose ia Kansas city SOUTH
crn ~. AmMgamated copper = ana
Louisville a. Nashville i. speculation pc
came dull and there was q pronounced
rise before the market felt the effect
of realizing lu the railroad llbt unQ ntdI
pressure against tho spccldlNes- htulhk
ran IA below IT, high price ana many
Others "a substantial fraction.
The market closed firm. Northwestern
gained 3. Utah Copper 1h, Mercantile
MARINE preferred and United states Rub
bcr first preferred ] = and TOLEDO, 81
Louis a Western preferred a. Tho de-
cline in Reading TO 2M under yester-
dav was on account or the dread OF
decision on Monday by the supreme
court against the railroad In the COM
modify clause case. The whole list ran
OF in sympathy until advances were
nearly an wiped out. Brooklyn Transit
fen 1ia below yesterday. When Reading
rallied Q points prices hardened again.
but the demand was languld. Wiscon-
elm Central rose 2s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
SHELTER COMPANY
WILL BOOM TO0ELE.
Work Being Done viii Increase
Population to Five thousand
In Five Years.
WILL LAY TRACKS NEXT WEEK.
Iownsitc Compauic- win Dee Barred
From Starting Places i'm Oppo-i-
lion Co Tooclo City.

"rooale city Is t0 be benefited By
th. buIII,g az ,5... ....,. ...,.ft... dol. .,t.,.
....,... rt. ..
'Ie working with us and 900 ono wiz
na allowed as FAR l- we can pralpu. It
from taking ANYTHING tbaf sb.IfB so t.,
t.,,st -r...r. .....a 4.,..,
N".l-o" e'l' general manager OF the
work of constructions the International
smelling ramr4ry uI4rt An v,t-
fi..,...,. 1..I..... ..... ,...........
I.'li' nave tNa'tN'fed To- haip tlc
company th. latter win do aU 10 an
u return. a tlr ass the company can
prevent To There win boz uo t1Rus.t.
companies allowed t1 carry away what
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

01. and common TO- fair at tas
old crop pruues are aINl mono Dr I..
az pressure against Che market I.
now crop supplies are rather nrmir 'E.I.
with quotations ranging from tN a
for new crop California up to t0-s9e .t.
from 6aua Tor oregon prunpa. rar..'.
from f0-l0s 90 2l-1Os
Apricuta arc lu lght supply and IIf.
firm, with choice quoted nd gib nW. et
ira choice at ga Ul0l1. and fine fancv al
1lthu1A '
Peaches are nrmcr on the coast h,.
local spot quotations remain unchan,s.
With choice quoted ut 6iau6 extra rhr...
at 0lanlh. and fancy ID 1h 0SiL.
kaisina are stincning on the poa.f
but no Improvement ls reported l0pHII.'
Loose muscatel are quoted at HnI. cboI..
20 fancy seeded at ga m0L sc,dIr.. "a.
3ti u0is, and London layers at .
l.5O
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Feb. 2l-Buttor - ste1a,
Creamcrles, 21dlSi dairics. 9mE
EgEs-Easy, at mark cases included
mn2a, hrsts. %; prime nrsta. a.
Cheesc-Strong Daisies. l5ia 01f: twin.
i4hG l5. young Americas, 16ls. lu.-
horns. 1874 Hl6ih.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Now York. Feb. 27.-sugur. raw. steaa.
Fair rCnuingi 3.l31hi centrifugal -.
test. 3.l3it; molasses sugar 2.gSls.
Refined Steady. Crushed. 5.o5. powder
ed. i.7j, Eranulatcd, .65.
Conee-stcady. No. 2 Rio. 6H; 30
Santos, 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
DIG MoNrm Lon srocKs.
Exchange Does Million and Three
Quarters OF Business In February.

Exchange Docs Million and Three
Quarters OF Business in February
Al the close OF trading on the salt
Lake Stock a. Mining exchange today
this business Institution closed the
busiest month this year. For tho
month Of February S.743G735i worth
Of stocks changed hands, the number
OF shares being 5023 ISL
Trading was slower on the local eK-
change this morning and scarcely any
OF the larger stocks showed their usual
activity Colorado showed moro OF
tendency to saw and az the close was
selling al S317ia Sioux Con. continues
10 move lower. with evidence that COn-
siderable trading ls being done on mar
gins Iron Blossom was about the only
stock that showed any signs Of moving
90 higher levels and 10 did succeed in
climbing up 20 1925 after opening at
$500
The number o. shares OF stock sold
this morning was $4,000. and the
amount that changed hands was $49.-
5l025
on the curb market. East Tintic Gold
King was sold az one cent Ulutah
Treasure Hill sold az 26 cents ana Tine
tic Empire stock was disposed OF az
bla and go cents. Nevada Amalga-
mated sold for 20 cents. Bingham Gene
tral standard which has been selling
Ou the New York curb market for 40
30 cents this morning Cedar received
bid of cents and Federal Ely was
offered az q cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York Feb. 27-Monoy on call
nominal
Time loans easy; for so days, ~ per
cent: 80 deys pa per cent SIX months,
3 per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 3ikd4
per cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S5.35n
4S5.45 tor 60-day bills and at 4.S1.5OG
4S15j Tor demand
Commercial bills, 4S5h0AS5A
Bar silver. SOS.
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
LIVESTOCK.


AItAAAGla
Chicago. Feb. e7.-Catue-Beceipts es-
timated az 900; market steady beeves'
2NQ450. Texas steers, f.30a 400. west
ern steers 4.l0Q4.60; stockers and feed
crg aOHI.8O. cows and heifcrs, l.gVq
5.G5: calves 6.0O0o 90
Hogs-Reccipts. estimated at 1900;
market shade lower. Lights 6.WUd a
6.l5d630; good 60 choice heavy $500
6.60; pigs. GOO $40; bulk Of sales. ESQ
go
sheep-Receipts. estimated az 1000;
market steady. Native 500 6..h, west
eru 3 .50N 8. 90; yearllugs, a.o0el Q' lambs
native, 6.fl1t1.l5, western, 5.tJm IH.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Feb. 7.-Cattle-Receipts
900. market steady. Native steers, b.00U
6.76: native COWS and heiferH, 2.9)G6 %
stOckers and feeders, 5000 2; bulls,
3.0Oa46; calves, 4.oo91.5o western
steers. A75d6.&, western COWS, 8.0og
Hogs-Reoeipts 5000: market to lOo
lower Bulk OF sales, so n $40. heavy,
e.BdG45: packers aud butchers, CLIO
$40: lights, 6.o0d6.&; pigs 4.@G5.sQ.
' OMAHA.
Omaha. Fcb. H.-Cattle-Receipts. 30o;
market unchanged. Native steers, asa
ern steers. 3.50d6.65. Texas steers. 3.509
b.s5: range cows and hefers, 276N4.75s
Gamers, 2.OQ 90: stockers and feeders,
2 75Ts.0 calves, 3.5nl >; bulls and
Hogs-Receipts. $500: market a shade
mixed. 6.oO96.@i lights 5.@96.8; pigs,
sheep~Receipts 900. market steady.
Yearlings, 600a65; lambs 6.50g7.J0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
WE DO JOE PRINTING

How is your stock Of Letter Heads
Envelopes. Biu Heads. and other of
fee supplies?
Let us figure with you on blank
books. certificates booklets. or re-
cepits. IN fact anything in the print
ing line.
We guarantee satisfaction.
THE DESERET NEWS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
BOOM FOR Elk CITY.
Lively Time WIN be Had in District
This Spring.

AAhtiA AIAtf VIM hf lAnu lA Nl~AiAtN
This Spring.
Miueowucrs are already contracting
with fraightcrs for moving mining mas
chIuery into the Elk city and ueigh-
boring camps as soon as The road is
open in the spring for heavy traffic,
says special from Sites Idaho.
Every indication points lo boom boz
the South Fork districts during the
coming season.
PROJECTORS and mueoWuers who
have stayed boy thc district for years
in "a hope of strikes that would attract
the mining men to such au extent that
money would be available for tua de-
ve.opmeut of mcutor'ous properties.
are now sauguiuC that their hopes win
De- realized before the close of tho
present year
10 is tho magic hand of Fred Brad
ley chat has turned the trump card m
the South Fork district. hut Bradley
was playing with "a marked dcck Doc
cause when bee acquired tha Buster
mine that property was in pa perfect
state of development with thousands
of tons ot ore blocked ont that needed
only au assay tH determine the dollars
and cents Boo sight
10 e che OLD story. however. off Ell
reputation he.ug 90 laIuHh.. asset iu
iHs Success Oi amy enterprise DO bad
u0 sooner been made public tHat Bad-
I.y had entered the EIk omn after
several months of thorough uIusrr.-
tIuu. before the Bradley followers were
DOB Che district During Oboe last two
years tha development HH a number of
tn. properties h1e removed 400 doubt
as to the value uI IH" u.e veins. and
much machinery HNI. U" Installed a.
soon ns heavy tT..E HIUs com UH rU-
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ANNouNon NEM ID nm.

DOB order to stimulate tho shipping of
lower grades 0f ORC from Che Cold
HeId and T0uuHah districts. the OrHelu
short limo company taH morning 8n.
nouuced that "a reduction win le mII.
ou April O. 900 MI ores shipped from fH.
Nevada dIstuc. t0 Che SAFE Take .H.-
ley smtltlrH Ohio reduction H.U He 81
ou ores valued at from $50 tl $50 "a toni
and Do cents 900 ores value uom t0
t0 500 tom.
lt a probable chat the other u.I.
wnl fam in lime with au equal rei.e
tlou.