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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
PRODUCE.

Chicago. NoV. 1.-The wheat market
displayed unexpected stcadiness during
carly trading today IN tho face OF week
iy statistics and hcarish foreign advices
shipments from Russia last week were
L.igS.OO0 bushels. the second largest
amount ever exported from that coun-
Advices from Aurtralia ana Argentina
told Of a steady Improvement IN the con-
dltiOu Of crops.
Despite those influences opening quo
tations we're only hmh lower 70 u shade
higher. compared with saturdays hnal
rhe December delivery showed the
greatest weakness initial quotations be-
ing Hfrh 70 A0@ lower at io5s
10 los shorts were moderate bidders
on the decline which resulted In a rally
TO tmNs. Later the price dropped back
Wet weather In portions Of the corn
belt had a Strengthening effect on tho
corn market early IN the day. Prices
az the start were unchanged 20 hm a
higher. with December 59it TO 59iz.
oats were inclined TO be heavy. Deccm-
Der opened a shade lower at 500 and
Provisions were rather weak because
OF considerable selling pressure on No
vember lard. Prices at the opening were
ave. higher % re. lower.
Wheat-A heavy tone prevailed tho
greater part Of the day. Late in the ses-
sion the more distant deliveries became
weak. The low point for December was
reached az LON The close was weak
With December or N0M at i.oiai.
Corn-The market weakened during the
final half OF the day on selling by a
leading commission house. December
sold on TO N7s. The close was easy with
December down hTA al $50.
Close-Wheat-pcc.. t.oiA May. LOIS
dis; July. 97h.
Corn Nov. 57M Dec. SS7s; May. @Ai
July. eos.
~Oats-Dec., ssai n May. A.
Pork-Jan., l9.6iis; May, ia.22h July,
10. 4 %
i~ard-Nov., isosH. Jan. nATis; May.
Ills.
Ribs-Jan.. 1919: May. 1918
Bye-Cash, 4i2mIi; Dec. %. May, ID.
B~arlcy-Cash. 52nel
Timothy-Nov., SIS; March. 40
Clover-Nothing doing.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Nov. f-Rntter-Steadv.
Creameries. a6is a30. d%airies. 2iG2S
E~Rgs-Steady. az mark, cases included.
rs; receipts. 5496 cases hrsts, .;
prime frsts. O.
Ch~eese-Ffrm. Daisies, lG0A. Twins.
15ad16; Young Americas, 1914; Long
Horns, 15&N16.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. NOV. Sugar. firm. Fair
refining. 3.S0M3.so. centrifugal. .e6 test.
4.30N4.W. mOlasses srEar. 3.55d8.5.
Rchned-Steady Crushed, SIS. powder
Cd. 5.&: g~ranulated. b.iS
Cofce-Firm. No. Rio, 81; No.
Santos, 9t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01

Conditions az the Inspiration Copper
property In Arizona are fast developing
the mine into one OF the big things Of
the country. According to the latest
Information received by General Man
G George T. Gum the company has
in the past 80 days developed 1000, 900
tons Of ore by means OF the Joe Bush
SHAFT. Although the work on the Joe
Bush SHAFT has been going
down for some time, II WIS
only about q month ago that the
water level vas reached and IL was
decided that drifting be started. With
In 80 days by actual development work,
the company has blocked out the en-
ormous tonnage. II conditions IN
tinuc 10 improve a. fast as they are
now going. the body or ore blocked
out will double, almost, each week.
Ore has been encountered in the Scor-
pion shaft, which is 1910 feet from the
Joe Bush. At a depth OF 125 feet, 2la
per cent PIPER s|ulphides were en-
countered, and the last word received
from the mine was D a Is feet OF ore
base been gone through. This, with
other work that has been done, shows
that the company has $500 feet Of ore
along the body. The officials Of the
company have been very conservative
In their estimates OF the mount OF
ore in sight and have based their
opinion on the work actually done and
not ON the work done by the drills.
Tho reason for the company not bas-
ing It's conclusions on the work ono
BY the drills Is that as soon as a drill
reaches the sulphidc zone the ma
terial has a decided tendency
to cave. After one or two good
assays showing the ore, the drills have
not been able 10 make better than two
feet "a week In some cases. Although
the work has beer valuable in show
ing the Ompan the trend OF the ore
body. the management has not based its
opinion as TO the extent Of the ore upon
this. From the driil holes the company
ia secured assays that show almost
~ high I'm copper as in the developed
portion Of h property.
The joe Bush shaft reached the water
level shortly after passing the 400 foot
level and IL was hen decided that drift
ing be done. The ore is said 20 be
much higher at this point and a great
deal Of il runs from 3 TO 5 per cent
copper. or course there are some much
richer streaks encountered
The Inspiration Copper company has
been content to push work and say
little about what il expected to develop
A. "a result the actual developing Of
100000 tons Of ore by underground
work comes az a surprise. The work
win be pushed ahead as steadily az
In the past.
IN the old workings there are 100000
tons Of ore. but nothing has been said
Of this as the company has Ger con-
tent with the idea that It could develop
much greater ore bodies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

The arrangements for the election
Tuesday are being completed today.
The official tickets have been placed In
the voting machine and as fas as they
are examined by Deputy city Recorder
Bcn $. Haves they are being shipped 20
the various polling places. Several ma
chimes have been distributed about the
city for the purpose OF demonstrating to
voters the way to vote. A number OF
judges have resigned. but their places
have been filled, M they have an been
instructed how TO handle the work at
n polls.
The Americans" held two poorly at
tended rallies IN Saturday night. The
speakers gave vent 20 their spleen.
Their sentiment was against the lead
ers OF tho Mormon Church. Judge Og-
den Hilcs delivered a bitter speech I'M
Unity hail. The Federation OF Labor
han wns the scene OF another meeting
i'm which "a tiude OF abuse was deliv-
cred by III. ]. Dinniny. Mayor Brans-
ford, j. W Mckinney and others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
MAKING MONEY ON ZINC.
Good Springs Camp Now shipping
Good Tonnage Each Day.

The Good Springs district la Nevada
Is shipping a good tonnage OF zinc ore
each day, declares Frank Williams, who
has Just returned 10 that place. MIR.
Williams Is enthusiastic over the out
look Of that part OF CLARK county ana
predicts that greater things viii be
developed before long. He considers
a principally "a zinc camp The camp
is now shipping 30 tons OF ore "A day
which shows AN average OF o. per cenL
zinc. Al the railroad tracks this brings
f23 Il ton When the reduction works
will nave been finished at Owens Lake
all the ore which Is now going a. the
Kansas smeltcr viii be sent there. This
win mean quite "a difference iu the
price now paid on the ore. AZ owens
Lake "a price viii be paid FOR the lead
and silver in the ore, where now the
miners get only the price of the zinc az
tho lola. Kan. smelter 10 IA believed
that the slnflter al Owens lake win
hD finished in about a month Al the
Potosi mime at Good Springs the come
pany "a resumed operations and has a
large number of mon employed.
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coNcENTnNTrs-


d. d Houtz Of Provo has returned
from q trip to Phoebe 20 look over prog
iess az MS property. the Black Vault.
Murray g. Godbe. manager Of the
centennial Phoebe mine at Phoebe. a
expected To return from that camp to
morrow.
Manager G.. r.. Loose Of the Sioux
Consolidated declares that the COM
pany VIII pay its dividend as usual
this month.
walter G. Orem. manager Of the Ne
yada Copper Belt railroad. has gone to
herlnston and Mason Valley TO look
over the work being done.
On account Of tomorrow being cleo
tion day the board OF governors Of the
Salt Lake stock and Mining exchange
mas decided not TO hold a session.
The Lower Mammoth Mining COM
pany win finish the new shaft 10 the
1000 foot level today. Several days
viii yet be required TO cut a station.
and then drifting viii commence.
e p. Mathewson. general manaxer Of
me Anaconda Smeltcr Is at Garfield to-
day looking over the smelter of the
American Smelling a. Refining COM
puny, as well as the concentratine
plants.
Frank A. Schirmer. secretary. treas
urer, vice president and a director Of
the Boston Consolidated and also one Of
the heavy interests IN the Newhouse
Mines a SHELTERS, returned TO his home
in Boston today.
i r. Hammond, former suuerinten-
dent OF the NewhOuse Mines q smelt-
ers, left yesterday for Arizona. whyre
ne VIII take charge OF the properties re-
Gently taken over by Samuel NeWhouse
n a number OF local people.
The second shipment Of concentrates
from INLAY mill i'm Humboldt, Nevada,
Is now on the way to the smelter. Ac-
cording to Judge Powers the mill Is
making a better saving than the tests
showed. The first shipment OF con-
centrates netted the company Sl,976.
while the mill produced 1900 In bull
lion. on account OF the lack Of water
the mill has been running but one
shift a day. but as the water is in
%creasing, Superintendent Turner de-
clares that he win shortly add another
shift.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
UNITED STATES WATTS
COPPER CONTRACTS
bag House VIII Not be Constructed
Until Mines Arc Free 60 Make
Agreements for smelling.

According to a report from Boston
the United states Smelling company Is
not pushing It's playhouse for the treat
mont or copper aud probably viii not
do 80 for some time. Relative TO the
recent visit OF the officials Of the com
panv. a Boston paper has the following
TO say:
w. r. sharp. president, A. f.
Holden. managing director, and sydney
Winslow. a director Of the United states
Smelling. Refining & Mining company
who spent several days IN Inspecting
tho company's smelter and mines M
Utah. report that they are well pleased
with the zinc separating process that
has been installed IN the concentrating
plant.
Construction work on the new bag-
house for the copper plant Is not pelhs
rushed. The company has no assurance
Of any large contracts Tor the treatment
~ copper ores, and until more ptouuo
ars are free TO make smelling con
tracts. The United States company IL
left practically with only the copper
ontult from the Centennial Eureka
mine az Tintic, 20 smelt.
ACCOMPANIED By Frederick II. Lyon,
assistant managing director, the ON
cials are now inspecting h properties
In california. They Will go from D
coast 10 Mexico. where an inspection OF
the properties IN the southern repuDhc
win be made.
In connection with the statement thhl
the zinc separating process, now em-
Moved by tine United states Smeltlhe'
Renning & Mining company az hlns
ham Junction. Is giving complete satis-
faction. Il should be stated that Dy the
ngeme under which the smelling
company Is allowed 20 use this process
bv license from the American Yin Lead
a Smelling company. an the zinc prod
net OF the Bingham plant VIII pe
sbipped 10 the American Zinc com
uanvs shelters at Kansas city.
n is tho expectation of the American
Zinc company 10 establish other plants
throughout the west IN the same man.
ner thai thcv established this one win
the United states Smelling, Refining a
Mining company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
LIVE STOCK.

Cnlcago, Nov. l-Cattle-Receipts. esti-
mated az 5000; market lOc' lower.
heeVes' 5.soa3.o' Texas steers. 3.T5R
ana f-SeeeSSersgn stseTs 4.5Q5.o: stockers
dnu I~eeuers, EWW5.@, COWS and heif-
ers. S.Ooqo.l0: calves. e.3aS.0
licss-keceiDts. estimated at % 600.
market strong. Lights. 1901. ~; mixed.
Na'.s, heavy, lbqs.O; rough. 7.Ga
.'@ good TO choice heavy, 156R.O.
bulk Of sales. 1BaT.a0
sheep-heceipts. estimated at 5000;
market steady 10 1Oc. lower. Native. 2 IA
G4.l0' western. 2.75a4.75: warnings ~
800; lambs, native. A307W; western.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Nov. L-Cattie-Re.
ceipts, 1000 market slow to shade low
err Native steers, 8.7Jns.OO cows and
nelIers' S.oa9 %; western steers. s.5G
I'D, COWS and heifers. 2.Ssd4.s IS. can.
ners. 23Q3.25; stockers and feeders, so
2.75H4.5O.
Hogs-Recoipts. 200: market Sc
higher Heavy, 7 .7o@1 .S5; mixed. 7.70a
20; lights. Z .eeqq. IS; pigs. 6.25Q7. 70: bufb
OF sales. 7.7OQ775.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: market. shade
lower. Yearlings, ABG5.2. wethers
i-eoa4.@i ewes. S.6943; lambs. 6.OOd
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Nov. 1-CattIe-Receipts
1900; market steady 10 l0o. lower. Ma.
tive steers, A5o1s.5O; native cows and
heifers, 5000. stockers and feeders
S.0q5.W; bulls. 2O03.B: calves. 8.750
6.3; western steers, 3.75d5.50. western
cows. 2.Bm4.50.
Hogs-receipts, 1900: market steady
Bulk OF sales. 1907. IS: heavy. T.70a
i.A; packers and butchers, 7.Oa7.S0
lights, T.&@7.e5; pigs, s.000f 90.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: market steady
to l0c. lower. MuttOns. 4WM4.75: lambs
h.f50o. s., range wethers n vearlinRs
4.eod5.o0; range ewes. 3Wa5.O0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
JOY ON EIGHTH E

The winter schedule OF the'street car
system ven into effect this morning
and IS running smoothly from the start.
new line as though n had been Ia
operation for some time, and the APP
%pearance OF a street car at Eighth West
and Tenth South streets WAS the Oc-
casion for excitement along the new
line. There was even shouting by eX-
uberant citizens accompanied with
the waving Of hats, and an impromptu
medicine dance in divers and sundry
front dooryards, as the first car sped
gaily down the street. The opening OF
his new line saves a Walk Of seven
blocks for some people, consequently
there H. good reason for public rejoic-
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
D A N MARKET.

New York. Nov. Money on call firm.
81 as per cent; ruling rate. and offered
at : per cent; closing bid. 81 per cent.
Time loans, easier; for % and 70 days,
- per cent; for six months. AZ d4A.
per cent
C~lose-Prime mercantile. 5dSl Der cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.S3.2m.&
for 0-day bills and at 4S7.3 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills. 4.S2lsdAS.
Bar silver, 50A cents.
Mexican dollars. a. cents.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
FACTS FOR C~ATARRHAL
SUFFERERS.

Tho mucous membrane lines an
passages and cavities communicating
with the exterior.
Catarrh ls an excessive secretion.
accompanied with chronic inhamma-
ton, from the mucous membrane.
Hoods Sarsapanila acts on the mu-
cous membrane through the blood.
reduces Inflammation. establishes
healthy action, and radically cures an
cases Of Catarrh. 3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
FAIR BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE.
small Stocks Are slightly on While
Others Are Firm.

Trading on the local stock exchange
this morning vas fairly drm for the
larger stocks, while the smaller ones
showed some Weakness. Iron Blossom
was stronger this morning and held up
well around 20 cents. The prospects Of
n dividend at the regular monthly
meeting caused some activity In the
stock Sioux Consolidated remained al
most unchanged throughout the session
and WAS selling around SIS cents.
Colorado was stronger again this
morning but was not more active than
usual. Some Of the stock changed
hands AZ St.3O while there was consid-
er9bis selling at x1.32ia. Columbus Con-
solidated was on today and the heavy
selling knocked the price down 10 IS
rents.
The prime mover on the market to-
day was silver King Coalition. which
changed hands at s3.95ik. This was the
price paid for i.i00 shares which
changed hands.
ON the strength Of the change IN con
troll OF the East Tintic Development
this morning the stock was higher. II
sold readily around s and 50 cents with
an indication that II would go higher.
Business on the exchange was fairly
good this morning ~ trading was
quite active.
One the curb market Ely stocks we're
again the favorites. A block Of 500
shares OF Federal Ely wac sold at IS
cents and i,4O0 shares Of Ely Witch
changed hands at 40 cents. Mcdonald
Ely was again a strong member and
1000 shares were sold at 40 cents.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
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LOCATE on \
Petroleum Lands Taken ~ in Span
ILL Fork Canyon.

Provo. Nov i-R A. iiayshhrouck.
and othors hHNc filed Tor record no-
uCe uf location uf 20 petroleum
claims in spanish Fork canyon
A mining deed from Penelope
Bredemeyer 90 F " Bredemeyer for
the Watch or Rhine mining claim
in American Fork canyon has been
hled with IA county recorder. Tho
consideration named ls 3l
~ a. klumcnthal aud others have
transferred BIS mining deed 10 me
Hannibal Mining company "a one
eighth Interest in tho Hanihald Water
Gulch mining elaine ln rinuc district.
consideration 81.
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soon TO START CACTUS.
Reorganization OF south Utah Mines
And smelter Now Being Made.

And Smeiter Now Being Made.
According To- reports from the cast
the reorganization or the Newhouse
Mines and SHELTERS as the South Titan
Mines a Smclter company viii be-
accomplished within a few DAYS and
work viii be resumed al once on the
min and the mine az Newhouse The
property was bought in al the recent
sale by the Trust Company OF Ameri-
ca for $4,000 This was ON the fore
closure suit brought by the bond
holders
The south Utah Mines and smelter
company VIII be Incorporated under
tho law of Maine and viii have "A
capitalization OF $4,000. 600. There
VIII be- 8~1,30O.O0O of 8 per cent i'm
come bond, convertible az s.. Tie
company viii havo 600. 600 shares and
of this amount 100000 shares Will be
set aside for the conversion Of the
bonds.
The actual number OF shares OF
stock turned I'm Tor tho reorganization
was asS, 3a2 and the bonds turned in
for exchange were f~l,212.00O.
lu The past the company has been
able to produce from 500, 900 90 200
600 pounds ~ copper "a month. M IA
believed that with the rcmodcled
mill which hos also been enlarged.
the output VIII he sam greater
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GrRoux TO HAVE SHELTER.
Plans Branch Lime 10 Connect WIN
Nevada Northern Road.

pInns Branch IHnt 10 NONHVNN Wit
Nevada Northern Road.
The construction OF a branch line 2
miles long 20 connect ths GirouN prop
erty with the Nevada Northern railway
and the erection Of a 1.000-ton smelter
are included in the plans of the Giroux
Consolidated Mines Co, according 10 in
formation coming from interests close
to the management. The 1,OOO-ton
plant. construction OF which Is To be
begun at once, is In addition 10 the 200
ton smelter air ady built. IL Is expect
cd that the smeiter will be completed in
about eight months.
Development at the property Is going
forward rapidly. The mine Is not yet
producing but It Is expected that within
"a year the company viii have Joined
the ranks Of big copper producers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
STRIKE IN SIGNAL PEAK.
Vein Is Cut ON Tunnel Level, 400 Feet
Lower Than Workings.

Lower Than Workings.
Superintendent Joseph Nelson Of the
signal Peak mine is I'm town this
week and he brings news of an inn
pOrtant strike which has been made I'm
that property. says the Richheld Reap
or. The same vein Of ore that was
encountered 400 feet higher up IN the
workings has been struck. running at
right angles 10 the tunnel where the
men are now working The ground Is
very faulty at that point. and the eN-
tent OF n vein has not been discov-
cred Assays have been made OF the
ore n while no startling values are
revealed the vein las every indication
OF descending into the sulphide zone
whore the values of the Gold Mountain
properties are found. The owners Of
h property are highly elated with the
strike and work wiz be- pushed extern
siyely az the mine.
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TOTAL .......-. .ab,5oO Sls,s2O.23
AFTERNOON SALES.
Cedar Talisman. 1000 at &
Colorado. 500 at 1917.
Columbus, 500 al SO; 600 at 81: 800 AZ
81 seller so.
Con Mercur. $50 al 10.
East Tintic Development. 1000 at S4
Grutli, 500 at 2.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 70 seller CO.;
100 az n.
Provo. 400 az 10.
Sioux Con, 700 az 90.
South Columbus Con. SEQ az 8
Tintic Central. 1000 at 8 seller 60.
Yerington Copper, 1000 at 80.
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INSPIRATION OPENS
UP MILLION TONS

ore T. Encountered in scorpion shaft
Proving IN Ore Chute of Better
Than 1880 Feet of Copper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01

sale Lake Photo ana supply %.
Kodaks, nniahinM naEApE Ata Main
SGesA
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W q. AI.BfRTsON.
Mining Broker.

go3 Boston Bldg Both Phones
2lb Res Boil f05a "
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FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Carisa, 100 at 20.
Colorado. 100 at 135. 100 at 182iz.
Columbus, $50 az 20, 100 at IS; 200
al 60; 200 az IS, seller so,
Crown Point, 1900 at ~.
DAILY Judge, 100 at 4.95.
East Unite Development, 800 at "a;
1900 at s.
Indian Queen, 5000 at 3.
Iron Blossom, 500 at n.
Mason Valley. 2.10O at 1875.
Mineral Flat. 1000 at 81
New York, 1000 at So; 1000 at So.
seller 60.
Prince. 100 az 1.121s.
Provo, 1900 at lO1a; 500 al 10.
silver King, 100 at 3.97h.
Sioux Con. 1000 at 81. seller co. 1900
at "a. i,4O0 at 6s; 1000 at 50.
South Columbus Con, 1900 at 8
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock. 1000 az l.
Colorado, 1000 at L32ik.
Columbus, 1900 at IS.
East Crown Point, 5000 at 2.
East Tintic Development, 500 at s..
buyer go.
Grand Central. 100 at ais.
Iron Blossom, 80 at 20. 400 at IL 500
at II, seller so: 800 at p.
Mason Valley, 100 at 1.95.
Provo, 1000 at 10.
Sioux Con, 1000 at 81.
Seven Troughs, 500 at If.
Tintic Central. 1000 at So.
REHABILITATION.
shares. Value.
Regular call ...........2 1890 sl4.55l75
open board ......."...2 2,4SO 5,3ss.5C
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
MORNING METALS.

SILVER. 5Oh
COPPER tcathodcs) f25-t6
LEAD. 40
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
LEAD. quiet. a.32tk GAO
COPPER, firm. 1919 nf2A
SILVER. 50L
LOCAL BANK CIEARINGS.
Today's ........ sites. f2f0s
Nov. 4. 1908 ..... 037 ,2sO.9s
This increase OF s525.f1S Il
unusual. but the clearing house
manager says Il was caused ny
four of the banks bringing IN
unusually large clcarings.
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D. X. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
tst Atlas Bell l44O. RoA g0Of-Z
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ADVERTISEMENT
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-09

Board convened pursuant adournment called to order
by chairman.
Roll called quorum present.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read and motion
of Supervisor McApne seconded by Supervisor Shaeer
the same were duly approved.
On motion of Supervisor Shatuck seconded by Super
visor F. Warner the balance of superintendent of poor
report outside of recommendations referred the
committee on superintendent of poor accounts.
The committee equalization having heretofore pre-
sented report which laid the table for future
action motion of Supervisor Benedict seconded by SUI
pervisor Westgate the accepted and adopted
follows.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
Your committee equalization hereby submit the fol