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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago April 3-Catue-Receipts es-
timated at 100. market steady. Beeveas
a.unb.Wi Texas steers. $500 $50, west
ern steers, l.iln3.6j; stockers and FEED
ers 3 400 100. lows and hcifers 2OO1n
SEQ; calves, 4.50d6.O0
HoRs-Receipts, estimated at 1900;
market steady TO strong Lights, t.eu
1855 mixed. l.00N .45; heavy, t.U1n 80.
soueh. i.o0u 7.l5; god TO choice heavy.
1la4l-o pigs a.15n6.75i bulk Of sales
sheep-Reccipts estimated at 5000;
market weak. Native 3.oofi q. 90. western,
3.6onf.00 yearliugs. 6.00N7 c9 lambs ma
tive. 55oUSl0. western, $500 SD
OMAHA.
Omaha. April @-Cattle- Receipts. A.
90; market Zoe. higher. Western steers.
5.00n5. 7i: Texas steers 3.00u5 .0l COWS
stockers and feeders. 3.2W6.l5; calves,
1925 $500 bulls and stays, 800. 500.
ge-keceipts, hal0i market strong 90
nc higher Heavy, tlNtfftli mixed, thaf
mo. lights G.0m 90, piss, 5.60Q6.2i;
bulk of sales G.gl01.l5.
sheep Receipts 500. market 10 10 Toe.
higher Ycarlings. 6.50d7.25, wethers, 800
40. 80. ewes. 5.l5u610. limbs i0Qfs0.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. April -Cattlo--Receipts,
4 800. market steady. Native steers. 1905
g 90. native cows and heifers. 81 l3 ff6.2a
stockers and feeders 400. lj, bulls. $3.50
ps25 calves 3l5a6a western steers
5.0ON G.a5; western cows. 1919 u :. 90.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. market strong
| 10 o. higher Bulk of Sales 6.S007. =,
Z heavy 5lolil 81; packers and butchers.
6.e5atO; lights. 6.e007I0, pigs, $3.50
6l0
shep-Reoeipts 1000: market steady.
/ Muttons. 8 25N6s0. lambs 625nS %;
wethers and ycarings il50if0; ewes,
/ 3. Is. $500.
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LODI SHELTER TO
START next MONTH
Machinery Being Rushed in for
New Plant to Handle
Lead-SINer Ores.
ABANDON TRACTION ENGINES.
Teams Arc Used 10 Haul Freight from
runnlng to Lodi in Place of
Fancy Engines

conditions at the Lodi smelter "a the
,optbern part Of Nyo county Nevada,
ore fast being placed into shape for
activity I'm that camp According 20
persons who have recently visited the
place. the new plant for the treatment
OF ore win be blown 90 by the middle
of May. That D. IL Superintendent HUI
bert Eton IS able 10 get tho material
now at Luning, the nearest railroad
station. into the camp on time. Dr.
]. w. Burt, the Nevada representative
81 the syndicate which has been Inc
stalling the smolter, has expended
something over $50 600 in the past few
months m putting the new plant m
shape. The erection Of "a smelter was
found necessary 10 treat economical
~ the silver-lead ores Of the region.
In order 10 transport freight from
Luning, the nearest railroad station
into Lodi the company has invested
IN both steam and gasoline traction
engines These. however have not
yet proven satisfactory, and al the
present time their work Is being sup
plemonted by teamaters. IN the
ncighb0rhood OF hundred head Of
horses are now engaged Ia hauling
from Luning 20 Lodi.
In addition TO treating the ores Of
their own mine the Lodi people will
be prepared TO do custom work, and
promise 10 smclt ores at a rate that
win make 4 profitable Go work many
properties al present idle. Accord
ingly prospecting and relocating
throughout an tho country ia the VII
entity OF Lodi iB being engaged in
with renewed activity
The town at the Lodi niue and
Fmelter Is known officially as Bob
The Bob Townsite company De- in
charge OF Charles r. splllman. a for
mer Salt Lake newspaper man.
The old Lodi property at present
being operated by Dr. Burt and his
associates, has produced hundreds OF
Ll.-.l-.. 40 81 AnLL--- In LLn N. u
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IRON blossom GOES LOWER.
An Other Stocks Arc Slow on the To-
cal Mining Exchange.

All Other Stocks Arc Slow on the To-
cal Mining Exchange.
In sympathy with Iron Blossom an
other stocks on the mining exchange
we're slow again today and selling was
in keeping with conditions. Columbus
Consolidated dropped TO tho $3.50 mark
on the regular board, but managed 10
get higher on the open board. naly
Judge was selling today around $3.50
and s455.
Iron Blossom started IN fairly strong
az tho opening OF the market today
AT $40. Under heavy selling It dropped
on the regular board. on the opan
board Il went still further and at the
close was weak and selling at Sl.55. BY
persons familiar with this stock II is
declared that the decline is purely pro-
fessional and that the selling has been
done with a purpose.
Mason Valley has held its own despite
the general depression or the market
that has prevailed. but this morning
Il was also lower and sold on a seller
90 days for t312k- Western Nevada
seemed TO be IN sympathy with the
market and sold at S6 cents.
The amount that changed hands this
morning was 81. S06 so, and tho number
OF shares Of stock that was sold was
s. fS6.
On the curb market only one sale
was registered and that was Bingham
Central STANDARD az 26ia cents.
Al the Afternoon session Iron Bios
som was again driven lower. The price
on the regular board was l1nOgeed
down In chunks and from Sl55 the
stock was soon down 70 sl42ik close
10 10000 shares made their app aarancs
On the market and there was some
what Of a scramble 20 unload
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
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NOTICE ro ooNrRAcrons-

The undersigned Board Of School Trims.
tees or Goshen School District. Goshen
Utah, VIII receive bids up TO 10 O'Clock
Il i-room school building 90 bo erected
az Goshen, Utah County, Utah. Tlane
and specifications can be found al fh.
Goshen Mercantile Store. Goshen. Man
Also az the office OF Watkins q Blfch
architects, Dolly Block. salt Lake civ
Utah. Each bid must be nccompanisl
with a certified check OF 8 per cont tbs
amount thereof as a eaurantes mat ibs
accepted bidder enters into corfrset
and give an approved bond within ors
week after the said work ls AWARDED.
otherwise, the amount to be forfeited III
said district. Bids viii be received upor
forms found at the office OF said ar6hi-
tectsi no other form will be considered
All bids TO be addressed 90 VIM. H
Allen, Goshen. Utah.
The Board reserves the risht Co reject
any and AL bids
BY order OF said Board
WM H. ALLEN. CLERK
Dated at Goshen, April 0th. isn
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. April 23-After reboundinE
sharply from Yesterdays closing figures
wheat prices today broke 20 a level Con-
siderably below the lowest point touch
Vlous session. the July delivery selling
on 90 lNs's The more distant deliveries
were also subjected 90 heavy selling
pressure under which December declined
TO the dollar mark Tie market opened
irregular with prices Is lower 90 3ia
higher, the latter being on tho MAY de-
livery which sold at the start at l.&
July opened az lIoil TO an After ,he
opening bulge the market quickly devcl-
oped q decidedly weak tone and prices
again started downward Within the
first half hour May had declined 90 1921,
while al the same time July had sold
on to 1855 Tho market then rallied a.
trina on covering bp shorts With the
exception az comparatively firm mar
ket at Liverpool the news 0f Che DAY
was Oearish
Corn prices slmpod severely early in
Che session under food uf selling or
ders the MAY delivery declining ias from
the Juiy option hreaKing 3 cents. The
selling was chiefly bv leading holders
who we've anNious 90 secure profits 40
l4e opeains prices were to IS q
opened 40 Gsia to ei Before tha DECLINE
was checked Nay hHo diurnrd 40 GIh
while july bad sold ol go GOA
oa's shared ln zee E'nrai liquidation
ult prices oNp1 rierced lrsf arvcre dn
cIiuns May otter opening shade hlaN-
cf at iflt declined 90 tjA
Trade in provis aus was duli ana iha
market was hcarshly affected hv th.
weakness % grain. Prices at The start
were ZHr. lower 60 Zi.r hllIaf
Wheat 1.-THE market quoted down ma-
lsfiaiiy durnE tho lma. half Of tha dN
after prices bad HIred from fo
ceuif Iho close was nirF steady. with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
EXrI.AINs rnoDUCERg HrroRr

unHton. April 23 Nov York people In-
tereeiod ln copper shares and tle metal
market arc at sea with raElrd to tha
exact moaning 0f the four fems which
mako up che monthly staten ents of fhe
Copper rroduccrF association. ln ex.
plHuauun 10 may ho said stocks III
marketablc copper" the nrst item. docs
not take INTO confederation anything
hut copper nn the floors of roIuors 0r
in yards which could bo shipped al "a
moments notice ana ready l0r con-
sumeFl uHc ln other words n ls mals
up except f0r thf Tennessee Copper
e1mpany's pndueuon of pg 0oppor -
entirely of refined COPPER"
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nrYs rRorEnrY nj Low cosT
Acquisition OF Pittsburg and Montana
Figured nc so Gents ON Dollar.

O'CLOCK special ~ lit.l
Boston. April 23-By purchase ut the
pittsburg and Montana property the
East Butte Co. imediately becomes "a
producer at the rate OF 100000 pounds
Dor aunum and President Gross places
tho cost of production az nine cents per
pound az Butte and 10 cents per pound
delivered and sold in New York
President Gross says "Thc present
output could be- increased at any time
but an the prevailing low price Of cop
per We believe % is thc best policy 10
restrict production somewhat until tae
price ~ the metal improves. in the
meantime we win push development
work aggressively. The Pltsburg and
Montana property including its orig
inai cost ana the S300OoO0 which have
been expended on the surface and un-
der ground represents fully $500 GOO,
ami we are buying it at better than so
cents on the dollar
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CONCENTRATES.

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"uueo F'o.''''0''Y' i',
The Chict tonsohdeled company
when ia one or the latest Dig opera
tors no the Illuc district Us cnllins "
station On tnc l.4VV Ntci lhf oHlcl'is
peleFe tn"i DC Dr. pc tlel p'Heg ~
push mo WORK on Pc the water ieFei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
BIG AUTO CAR KISSING.
=. :. sherman Wants 90 know Where
Chauffeur Took the Gasobuegy.

The whereabouts of $1,000 Pierce
Great Arrow car, owned by r $ Sher-
man. g. "a matter upon which sherman
win welcome any Information II was
driven away Yesterday afternoon. 10
was stopped over nlchth near the
Warm Springs ana DE- now somewhere
Boz the broad western acres tut where.
nobody seems Zoo know. Tho police are
ON me scent OF The 1uto. but have not
achieved amy remarkable success as
got
james Haye driver for sherman,
recently br0us the machine down
from Butte. alter which ID WIS stored
iu a Market street earaso 10 was left
there 90 boz used solely ON sherman's orr
dor sherman and Hayes dloVe in the
ear o tho law offices of p. O. Wiley
Yesterday afternoon Hayes being left
with inc car Upon Sheruan's return
the ear WAS missing ANA has not been
slehted since An employee of one OF
the garages Informed the police Of the
"trip 90 the springs for "a consideration
paid 10y sherman. but so FAR the search
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23

MORNING SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 100 az An. 800 az as.
Black Jack. 800 az 33ia
Columbus, 100 az 250'
DAILY Judge. 200 at 45O. 100 at ass.
East Tintlc Gold King. 1900 az 1i.
Iron Blossom, 100 nj 100. POO al lG1is.
1900 az l62ls; 1900 at 1855, 1000 az
L6fk. buyer CO., 500 at 16Iik buyer 30
Little chief 100 at 49,
Majestic. 200 a. 3s
MASON Valley, 100 at ARA 500 at
Sl5; 100 al $40. seller Co; 100 at Sl2is.
seller 60.
Prince Con. 100 at 80: loo at 1.27ga.
Sioux Con, 900 at 96; 500 al g.
south Columbus Con, 200 at AZ. 200
at t3ia
South Iron Blossom. 1900 at ga. 5000
at ga
Swansea 1000 al "a.
Tinuc Central. 1900 at IS. 1000 at
i5l1 buyer 90.
Uncle Sam, 400 at rs.
Western Nevada, 200 at S614; 1000 a S6
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack. 300 at 80.
Columbus 200 al 2.45; 100 at 2.42is 100
at 2.f0
Colorado, 100 at 26O; 100 at 1.57ls.
DAILY Judge, 100 at ASS.
Indian Queen. 800 at s.
Iron Blossom, 200 at 1855; 100 at 6sil;
5000 az $50; 2,l20 at 1874; as at l.56
Little chief. 900 at 81: 100 al So
Plutus 1900 al 1871
Sioux Con. 1000 at o.. 1900 at &C.
South Columbus Con. 200 at "A.
Tintic CentrRl $500 at IS.
Victor Con, 100 at tlla
RT-CtA p1qYTrr A ruroAr
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MAJOR YOUNG RETURNS
Ills Visit 10 Washington on Tarl0 Ad-
iustmcnt Is Successful

Major Richard w. Young. wbo b,.
been absent In the east for some Tim,
returned to Salt Lake last evening M,
was In good health, and reports havi-',
mad an ENJOYABLE and successful trIT
was Co represent several Utah man.
featuring interests Ina connection ',giet
the new tariff bill. and Major yoprl
had several Interviews with gerSt's
Smoot In regard to the matter Ti..
he was eminently successful ina Tho IN
ject of his visit is the belief of ~
whose interests he represented. N9f1-
Young was at his office today talin,
up the ends Of his business again
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York April 2s--Moncy on call
nrmer. 203 per cent; ruling rate. and
closing bid 2. offered an pa
Time loans steady: 80 days 2itm2ik
per cent. 30 days 2A; six months 2st
Prime mercantile paper 3hN4 per
cent Sterling exchange easy with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at ig6.I0
Tor demand.
Commercial Bills 4.s5A ai85H.
bar silver l2i
Mexican dollars. 90
Government bonds steady Railroad
bonds irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
SPEARS GETS A "FLOArER.,

Harry +. Spears. charged with tb,
theft Of a watch and a typewritsr. 5n
whose trial a jury disagreed vasts~-
day in Judge BOw,Dans court. apnear.
ed on new complaint today and plead
ing not guilty was given a "noatern /,
get out Of town
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uNcE sAM BUYs LIrrLr.

copper producers cannot look to the
United States Government as poasl-
BILE consumer Tor any large 0uautlv
of metal this year Last Yenr there
WAS bought for the account off inc
navy Homthing less Than 5000. 900
pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23

has been in vain 10 is clainioa
friends of Hayca that ho H.
holding the car pending The pavmr,t i.
money due him. Mr. Sherman .,
however that DO does not ON. 5l,
man anything. "4
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WOOL.


"a. LOUIS
50. Louis, April 9,-Wool strong Ter
ritory and western mediums. 21n2i; fne
mediums SH@; fine, l2Nl8
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County clerk or respective sign.
crs for further Information.

Consult County clerk or respective sign.
ers for further Information.
Estate OF Martha a. Coombs De-
ceased. Tho undersigned viii scl at pri-
waite sale q square rods OF ground be-
longing 10 the eftute OF said deceased,
Lake city survey IN Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County. Titan. on or after the
lst day OF MAY A. u. 1903 Terms, Ten
per cent Of the bid az time Of sale and
balance upon combination BY the court
Bids receivable az 5ls Templeton Bldg,
DAVID A. COONBs,
Administrator.
Dated this nth day Of April. ls0s
Cannon 4 Stokes. Attorneys for Is
tate.
ESTATE OF JOHN SHARP. DECEASED.
The undersigned win sell az private
sale The following personal property;
y shares OF the capital stock Of the
Deseret National Bank. - shares q the
capital stock or the First National Bank
" Ogden. b shares Of the capital stock
Of the lions Cooperative Mercantile ln-
sttution. 10 shares OF the capital stock
u the Utah SAVINGS s. Trust Co. "a
shares Of the capital stock Of the Iron
Blossom Mining Co. 81 900 sumUtsr-yai-
ley hR- bonds and 83 shares or tho
utah-ldaho Sugar Co. (preferred).
ON OF after Saturday. the ath day OF
April, 1903 and written bids VIII be ~
ifANNA ar lNe residence OF JOIN ANA.h
No. 81 East South Temple. Salt Laks
CITY. Utah. Terms o. sale cash. 10 Der
cent at time OF sale. balance uDon cor
Ormation by court.
JOHN SHARP,
WIN ar SHARP,
p IL WILLIAMS,
Executors and Trustees
Dated April r. 1909.
Young a Moyle. Attorneys
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division. IN and Tor salt lAke
County State OF Utah. In the matter
Of the estate OF Sarah stanley Deoeas
"a. Notice. The petition Of Frank sta1.
Icy praying for the Issuance 90 himseI
Of Letters OF Administration 20 the e.
tate OF Sarah Stanley, Deceased. lAs
been set for hearing on Friday. the ~
day Of April. A. ID. 1904 az : o'clock .
M az tho County Court House, "a ~
Court Room OF said Court, "a SAT- laA'
city. Salt Lake County. Utah. M
Witness tho Clerk OF said court VIII
the seal thereof afnxod, this I'm cav Of
April, A. ~. 1909 .....,,
MARGARET ZANE WiTctlek,
(seal) clerk
BY l.. r.. Palmer. Deputy CLERK ,.s.
y. H. Bailey. Jr.. Attorney tof fe"
TONER.
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Treasury stock 20 be- sold for tho
development of property. Address
Bingham a Orleans MIN. Co. 81 Com.
Blk. 81 T.. CITY
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,. r.. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
ga Atlas BELL 1870 Res. 3O04-Z
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-12
MAY SENATOR KNOX ACCEPT PLACE IN
 CABINET
LAW REsURREcTED WHICH MAY DIsQUALIFY HIM FROM
 NOMINATION

WASHINGTON, D. C., February IL --Is Senator Knox eligible for appoint ment as secretary of state in the in. coming administration, or must tho pres ident elect, when he again touches American soil, find himself confronted with the pressing and disagreeable ne cessity of selecting new premier for his cabinet? This was the question that all official Washington was confronted with this morning. Senator Knox was elected for six-year term which will not expire until March 3, 1911. The constitution prohibits the appointment pof a senator to an office created or the salary of which has been increased dur. ing the term for which he was elected
 So the question is whether in the in controvertible state of affairs, Senator Knox can lawfully succeed Robert Ba. con as secretary of state on March f. The senator himself is good deal per. turbed over the question and today held frequent consultations with personal friends.
 Just before the senate adjourned to- day, Senator Hale introduced bill re- pealing that portion of the act of l907 which increased the salary of the sec, retary of state.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-12
Hoyal A. Smiths Opinion

''It is quite evident that down in my part of the territory the people disap. prove of the law passed by the legis- lature to abolish the office of public ex- aminer, and the law abolishing the rang CT force is liked even less, said Chair man Hoval A. Smith of the republican territorial central committee, who came up from his home in Cochise county this morning, says the Phoenix Gazette. The people who elected the democrats who are responsible for this legislation are voicing their disapproval in more or less open manner,' went on MT. Smith. "They are disappointed that the men they chose to make laws for them should violate all sense of respon- sibility to their constituents and start in to vent personal spite
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-12
Want the Rangers

At meeting of the Bisbee Board of Trade Tuesday afternoon resolutions were adopted by unanimous vote pro testing against the abolishing of the rangers and the office of public exam iner There were between fifteen and twenty members of the board present and but one declined to vote for the resolution on political grounds. He was A. T. Hoy, the manager of the Bisbee Review, and he stated that while he was in favor of the position as regards the rangers, he did not care to go on record in favor of the public examiner He stated that for public reasons he pre- ferred to go on record against the clause relating to the public examiner. The meeting was wholly non-partisan and from political standpoint there were more democrats than republicans present.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-12
Bill for New Ranger Force

A solution Tor the problem of DO. lieing isolated ,eetions of the territory will be found il bill to be brought into the council Sy Hampton. The bill provides that shevifrs may appoint not to exceed four rangers to serve in out lying precincts. They are given the power of deputy sheriff but are al lowed no fees, being placed on salary not to exceed sl25 month. The bill limits the number of rangers to four in each county. Merit alone is to be con sidered in making the appointment, which must be approved by the super visors. Collision with deputy sheriff in the matter of serving summons or making arrests is ground for removal from office, as is also use of office for party purposes. A county ranger under the bill may serve as a cattle inspector and receive fees as such.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-12
Fire at Government Wells

Fire at an early hour Sunday morning, destroyed the stage station at Govern ment Wells, says the Republican. The building was the property of the Mesa Roosevelt Stage company and Govern ment Wells is the first station east of Mesa where a change of horses is made on the route between this city and Roosevelt. There are two stories cur rent as to the origin of the fire, one is that E. R. Bryan, who has charge of the station, had just built fire in the heating stove in the front part of the house and was building one in the kitchen, when he smelled the fumes of smoke, and going to the sitting room found it ablaze. The other is that Mrs. Taylor was awakened by the odor of smoke and awakened the other members of the family and guests, all of whom dressed and began fighting the fire. The structure was built of lumber and was soon gutted, as there was no effcetusl means for combating the flames.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-12
RUNAWAYHURTs1W0
PARTY FROM TALKIAAI HAS MAR ROW ESCAPE WHEN HORSES
 BECOME FRIGHTENED.

Special to Silver Belt
 TALKLAI February li.-Rev. and Mrs. Carl Guenther and Mrs. Guenther s sister, Miss Deninger of Rice seminary, were the principal actors in what was nearly gruesome tragedy, this morn ing, near Talklai. They were on their way from the Apache mission, three miles south of Rice station, to Globe, where Rev. Guenther had an appoint meut to preach. While they were near the seminary, the team. which was a fraetious one. suddenly became vicious and then ungovcrnabIe. They ran vio- letly toward the school and, when just inside the lane leading to the grounds, quickly wheeled and capsized the hack, throwing Miss Deninger clear of the horses and wreck. Rev. Guenther jump cd. still holding the reins. Mrs. Guen. ther was caught and pinned underneath the hack. She would doubtless have been terribly mangled and perhaps kill ed. had not the team broken out the tongue. snapped the harness and jcrked free from the vehicle. As it was, q few bruises, sprained ankle and whole some fright did not deter the partici- pants from continuing on to Globe as soon as another conveyance could be obtained.