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 tic history can there be found an ac- count of a battle won by force of men when the odds against them were 25 to l. In no story which can be told concerning the people of the plains is there to be found tale of greater heroism than that shown by a little contingent of enlisted men of the Sixth United States cavalry down near the Red river in Texas, in the summer of the year 1874. The Sixth cavalry has had fighting history, but this particular story shines bright in it's pages.
 The Comanches, the Cheyennes and the Kiowas were on the warpath and were leaving a red trail all along the borders of western Kansas. General, then colonel Nelson X. Miles, was or dered to take the field against the sav- ages His expedition fitted out at Fort Dodge and then struck for the far frontier. The combined bands of Indians learned that the troops were on their trail and they fled south to the Red river. of Texas, hotly pursued by two troops of the Sixth cavalry, commanded by Captains Riddle and Compton.
 On the bluffs of the Tule river the
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|, ,SHINGTON.-In the war de partment in Washington is
 letter written by Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles in praise of the deeds of five enlisted men. Gen. Miles letter is written as sim ply as becomes a soldier, but it is a pulse stirring epistle. It is
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allied braves made a stand. There were 600 war rors all told and they were the finest of the mounted plains Indians. The meager forces of the Sixth, under the leadership of their officers, charged straight at the heart of force that should have been overwhelming. The reds broke and fled lover the bluffs and through the deep precipitous canyons and out on to the staked plain of Texas
 It became imperiatiyey necessary that couriers should be sent from the detachment of the Sixth to Camp Supply in the Indian Territory. Rein
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against which they
 fought, how the wound ed defended the dying and the dying aided the wounded by exposure to fresh wounds after the power of action was gone-these alone present a scene of cool courage, heroism and self-sacrifice which du- ty as well as inclina-
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STOCKS INACTIVE,
CLOSING DULL

New York. Feb l0.-The scanty open
ing dealings IN stocks scarcely stirred
prices from last nights level Except
for a rise OF % in Rock Island preferred
the changes were made up OF mixed
gains and losses OF 5k0h.
stocks were sold al intervals during
the hour but tho declines did not make
any great headway In the active d.
vision. Pittsburg. G. G. a. St Louis pre-
ferred dropped IA Denver q Rio Grande
preferred and American Mating Ia ana
Delaware g. Hudson and Allis-Chalmer
preferred ].
strength in a few stocks checked the
saRging Of prices but rallies were small
sand dealings were light faclhc M"il
sold az "A decline OF lll.
Bonds were firm ut noon go,
Extreme dulnoss continued 10 preEhl
and few stocks vibrated more than tne
mcrest fraction. Canada southern SOLD
af Am advance Of asa Iowa Central pre-
ferred pa and American SmcltlnB' ROCK
Island preferred J. TO-,
An occasional advance in minor
stock represented the only movement.
Toledo. ST. Louis a. western improved
~. Minneapolis a. St. Louis II, iowa
Central 4 Is and Illinois Centfni ana Corn
Products preferred ].
THE market closed dull and irregular.
Prices rose slightly during the maj
hour. A gain Of 1a IN Amalgamated COP
nor and the advance TO 81 OF thesa-
paayo q Ohio were Of influence ON Jhe
resi- of the list. There was some proht-
taking at the last.
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Property in Nevada and Colorado
Is Owned by Company That
Files Application.
BEFORE LISTING COMMITTEE.
A. soon az Further Information Is
Received stock win be Placed ON
The Mining Exchange Board.

~ soon as additional Information is
received so as 60 on out in detail the
application of the White Cloud Mining
q Milling company the stock win be
listed ON the local stock exchange. The
application is now in the hands Of the
listing committee.
The company is the owner Of %
claims Dob the White Cloud Mining
district White Pine county, Nevada.
On this property the company has
had and silver ore. The company also
owns the control of the Homilton mine
in the Joe Davis district Brecken-
ridge. Colorado. The property consists
of A. patented claims. two mill sites,
water rights and "a 10 stamp mill built
at the mouth Of the tunnel on the firth
level The ore averages 8l2 per ton
in gold AT present there is ready for
the min 10000 tons OF ore. Among the
six veins in the mine. the 'McMc" vein
is a5 feet wide and the sheridan"
with $3.50 ore is from rs 70 IS feet
wide
Work on the nth level has already
gone bon 225 feet and has attained a
vertical depth OF 900 feet This work
ing b. expected to be- completed for the
extraction of ore by the middle OF the
month IN the meantime the company
o. increasing the capacity of IFS mill
The officials OF the company predict
a dividend will De declared by June
The property is situated three miles
from Braddock station, There rs over
"a mile and nalf OF underground
workings and the mine IS equipped with
a. q
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Fob 1O-sontimeut in the
wheat pin today was bearish but prices
showed little change early in the day
from yesterdays final quotations. A de-
growing 6elief hat NE ne, IoSa Sii ''i longs s
have sold freely during the last few
days were the chief dressing Influences.
There was some buying on the cold wave
DOB Che winter wheat belt, and on "a big
falling on iu receipts ln the northwest
Prices ut the start were p higher to- =
lower May opened az l9's 90 A Later
the price touched 1914
Corn was moderately active and firm.
Argentina crop damage reports, although
the optntuU was shade 10 = lower.
due Go the cold wave iu the corn belt
May opened at rtt 10 tia and sold up
oats were active aud auu. MAY opened
Pr. lower tu % shade higher at ~ To %
"e.a anl sold rag si'-.
frot is.on- weakened early Boa jhc ses-
sIuu de- pite 10 Co D. advance iu the
price of live hogs Local packers were
ihe leading seller Prices at tine opening
Close Wheat-May. Lila July 1.Dis
~ l@'s sept. s6,s Qe-s "a Dec. sH1s
s,, oins- III, st N May @h. July Gip
Nf's sept hlNNottf
,ooats-May @hqtshi july Ga sept.
Pork MAY l6szsale@. July H.og.
. ll.3iira.feor SAB May s&; July
Ribs May saH; July 90,
Rye-Cash. 90. May 5000
Barley Cash gn0
Timothy March $50
CLOVER March. $50
lu tho HnH hour wheat prices rallied
sharply un active demand 81 shorts ana
bun lenders May advancing ~ mr..
H now high mark tor tlc season The
ut LIZA
The high point Tor May corn VAS
reached Ht GiA THO market showed al-
most no response to the hulg iu wheat
lower tf Hf.
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BOsroN COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ahmeek, 155a16O; b. & l., 2saS2; Da-
Wis DAILY 3isa3h Chemung, 19& az
Globe, 5A bid Helvetia, 37sd4; Males
tic, 1913 Nipissing. 90 dlO: Gas, $50
s.; Cobalt Cent. 4sG5O: First Nat. "a
an; OIbway. 13ba14 Black Min, "a
G2k, cum. Ely, 5~t6dSA; Dom Cop,
IS asked. GirouX, ShdS9s. Hancock i2
Ql3 Ia Rose. 6izd6ss; New Utah. 3 8-l6
az 5-1s. Raven 52d55; Yukon 4Aa47s;
Rh. Coaln 44G46; s. & b.. 6tdi65;
Adventure, 81 G9: Arcadian. ~ G4M:
Atlantic, ia a17&; c. x A.. 1864 n
l0t G. NJ $685. u. W. l0Hi0A +;
Cent. 33h d33ia; Greene- Cananea. 10N
N1oh: Ia sale. l4ss OILS: Mexico Con-.
3& a., Nevada Con, lSEs a 1875; old
Dom. So 2 "a 50: Parrot. 2sA d29, shan
non. u Wl5h Trinity. l5iadl6. Utah
Con. 4ln4l p; Tenn. Cop. 40A a41L +;
Winona, 505H WyandOtte, 3M3h
Corbin. 20os M20H; Zinc, 21iaM27A
Royalo 81 80: Miami. 817s ala; s.
r. loul5ia. n. S. Com. 4lh MHh do
pfd. 44ia mas; Ray Con, 10h G10M;
Allouez i0hA4l. "A ComI. 36036la
3. Coaln, 247s m25; G.. g. H., G5rQ655.
Cop Rance 7fha75; franklin, l5i50A F.;
CRANKY, non asked Mich, l0AWlii
Mass, 6hN&; Mohawk, 63ia064a
North Butte. 75ib&76: quincy sOIs bid
osgeola l34a135. Santa Fc 2MQh.
superior 394aah; shannon Cop. 1884
Ola Utah Copper i3a n44it, Tam
araCN s3EaAh; wolverine l46 bid
Boston Con-, l3A ai4h; Newhouse, a.
as. East Butte. l2isdi2% Lake. 20h
W2l's, NJ. q. g.. l5M25 OH 3l#n3tia.
OpeN, thH6@8i Kew. 4iaM4A
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 1909

Nevada Gold Mining company direct
ora yesterday the old officers were re-
elected a. folinwsi George w. Morgan,
president Charles y. huoklidge vice
president and managing director. H.
f. Clark, treasurer, j. Philips, secro-
tnry. The latter has resigned and hia
SUCCESSOR viii be appointed at the next
meeting. March 10, has been the date
set fur the stockholders 20 vote on
increasing the capitalization of tho
company
At the annual meeting Of the Omaha
Mining company az Grnntsville terms
were practically agreed upon for the
taking over OF the Woodman group OF
claims which adjoin the company's
property IN tho Backbone district
The company intends 70 drive 200
foot tunnel which will cut OF least
three known lodges. The officers ot
the company are; A. G. Burritt presi-
dent; Eugene r. Woolley, vice presi-
dent; l.; l.. simmons. secretary ana
treasurer The officers with Charles
Mccarthy, s. p. Woolley and ]. w.
Dundas compose the directorate
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CONCENTRATES

sioux Consolidated has posted divi-
deud uf b cents per share Tor February
Tho books viii close on the 18Th 10 rs
eNIactcd that Colorado Will follow with
"a similar dividend.
ID has been announced BOZ New York
that the Anaconda, Boston a Mnnta-
na North Butte and the Clark mines
viii not Curtail their output In spite
of tho accumulation of copper. Should
copper go al 10 cents Il Is probable that
ne Amalgamated, North Butte. CLARK
mines aud other properties would cone
tinue at run capacity.
Arrangements have nceu made with
thc Bingham Mines company by the
kits william company ~ Tlntlc. 20
work iIs ground through the 300 and
l.Hln foot loVols ~ the Eagle and Blue
BEN Mine workings. ON tho 60O 400
feet uf work will have 10 be- done 90
reach the King William ground on
The l.oo0 foot level the distance is 600
feet
al inc Organization of the NashakIe
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only occasional sales reported on spot
vhiie demand from the coast ie teld 70
he practically nt Htandaull loose
Al fencv seeded SOS. seedless, ~ d6hi
London layers. i.50dlm
BUTTER AND EGGS.
chicago. FEB. 1O-Butter - steady.
Creameries. 1880; dairies, unN.
Fsrre-Ffrn. nt mark cases included
e0nM. arstn So prime nrstsl a.
Cheese-gfrong Daisies. 1914 twins.
ffatdl6. young Americas lehi long
horns. 1876.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Feb. i0.--suEur raw, steady
Fair refining. 8.n, centrifugal 20 test
8M. molassu8 sugar 4.at
Rohned-Stoudy. Crushed o.2i poMuef-
ed. AS; graduated 40.
conee-steady. No. 2 Rio. 7AdS; No.
4 santos. SIS.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New Yora Feb 1O.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper. Sis 20 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at $500 Tor
50 dav bills and az asa. 10 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4SiA as.
Bar Silver. 5l7k.
Mexican dollars. A cents
Government bonds easy ldlllodu
bonds irregular.
Money on call steady "a y; ruling
rate and closed bid pa offered at 2ia
Time loans dun and easy; go days.
pa to q per cent; 80 days "a 10 81;
six months 20 p.
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~ FRANCIsCO MARKET.


James A. Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
COMsTOCK.
Ophir, 1.17la bid: Mexican. 61d6S.
Gould & Curry, 4m5; Con Va, i5046;
Savage, 1Snl9, Hale & NorCrOss, 1Sef
10; Yellow Jacket 35036. Belcher zoo
q; Confidence. n asked. Sierra Nevada,
23u2f. Exchequer. so asked; Union, %
025; Challenge, 9Gl0: PotOsi 10 asked.
TONOPAH
Tonopah Nevada. 500 bid. Montana
TOnopah, 20 bid; TouOpah Extension.
so bid. MacNamara 1896. Midway q
U24. Tonopah Belmont, Sass; Tonopah
North Star. 304; West End Cons, go
bid; Rescue 364; Jim Butler, Is.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstorm. - bid. Col Mt 12al3;
Vernal i5N16 Booth, 10 asked: Blue
Bun 21d22; Adams. NOR. silver Pick.
2 asked. May Queen. 9QlO; Black Butte
Ext. asked. Blue Bell. asked Dixie.
bid; st. Ives. 3d4; Conqueror. l5g
Il; BLACK Rock. 4G5: Lone Star. 5d6;
ORC. l0a12, Atlanta. 1914 CT Bend.
3l023 He'd Top Ext, 4n5; Florence.
3.95a400, D'held b. g. Con. SQ9; Gold
field Daisy 1G73: Comb Fraction. ]. 10
d112ls; CT Bend Ext. . asked: at.
Bend Annex. bid. KeWanos. 20 bid:
Portland. asked; Crackeriack. 405;
j. Mohawk. HOS; Red Hns. HOB;
j. Dillon, I bid. y. Tiger 1908.
Grandma. ia5; Goldfeld Con. 1910
500; D'held Triangle. 2Q4: G. o. D.. %
bid: Florence Ext, 4@j Gold Bar. l5a
20.
BULLFROG
Mont. Bullfrog asked National
Bank 3d5; Amethyst. Aus: Bonnie
Glare. 405: MayfiOwer Cons, l5016.
G. Scepter / asked: Montgy Mt. "a
10: Homestakes Cons, 16S, Tramp
Cons, 10611.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons, ADS: Dexter, bid;
Mustang. bid; Pinenut, I asked; Buff
falo, ] asked; STANDARD. / asked. Min
eral Hin, 4 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairyiew Eagle. 80 asked: Nevada
Hills. L50ni60; Pittsburg Sil. Peak, 30
asked; Eagles Nest. bid; Hailstone.
lag; Round Mountain, So bid: Raw
hide Queen, So bid; Rawhide Coali-
ton 43 bid.
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lusuation purposes might be termed,
os a royalty Of 10 per cent added 90
the actual cost OF treatment FOR the
use Of the plant The matter OF pro-
Yiding the money necessary for the
operation OF the plant was % be taten
care OF by Mr.. Anderson and his assO-
ciates, the association accepting no
responsibility In the matter whatever.
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WOOL.


St Louis. Feb 10-Wool. unchanged.
Territory and mediums. rdN, fine me-
diums, 15W17; fine. l5HlA
BOSTON.
Boston Feb. a-The local wool
situation still favOrs the sellers with
very little domestic stock on hand and
the market awaiting the new clip Re
ports indicate "a strong demand. The
leading domestic quotations range as FOL
lows.
Secured values; TeSas-Fiue. twelve
months. Cots me, six 10 eight months
1906. fine. fall 45W50.
alifoIuia-Northern. 53aM middle
county. i90 lO. fail. from ~ 10 A.
orc Eastern No. staple ca g ,
eastern clothing. 55n51; valley No. l.
$3.50
Territory Fine staple. GN@; fine
medium staple. 5N62. hne clothing IS
Nf1. hne medium clothing. 55057
hali-blpod. Goa GO. threc-ei ghths-blood
l2ul5. Quarter-blOod, 60M52
Pulicd-Extres. 6oa@. fine A. 0a0;
A supers, 51n 5J.
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GoNERNMENr noNp QuorATloNs

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Two's registered. 101A6tO2ia; cou-
pons. 1914 bid; 3's registered, 1908 ~
l0lls; coupons, 1904 0l0li1. Short
bonds, 100 bid; as registered, 1874 "a
100; coupons, l20f bid; Panama rs,
lO1l4 d102; coupons. iOlhG1O2 Panama
1855. iO1% Q102ih: Dist Col. 100 bid /,
Philippine as, 100 bid.
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Ar . NAAANiiNfsN NHAAfiatnf
Beck Tunnel. 100 at &c.
Bullock. D. 600 az sA 5000 at o
Colorado, 200 at 3.12i5.
crown Point CON. 200 at 90
Indian queen, $500 at ga 5000 at 10,
1900 at 9A
Iron Blossom. $3.50 at 2.55. 800 "a $50.
b. GO. 800 al 2.51is, b. 30. 100 at 2.55,
H. go.
at 30. ZOO at 2ais.
Little Bell 900 at 2.22ia, az zoo
Little Chief 5O0 al 3d.
Mountain Lake 100 az 49, n. 80.
Nevada Hins. 400 at l.50i 200 at so.
b. no..
plutus 5000 at 20
Silver King Coal. 100 at $3.50.
sioux Com ZOO Ht 1893.
south cob. 800 at iiis. 600 at 40. TOO az
is.
riuuc Cent. $500 ut lI's, 600 go "a.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Feb. l0-Cattle-R Receipts esti-
mated al 300, market strong 10 zoe.
higher. Beeves. asa 10; Texas steers
4 SOS. -. western steers. 4l0@ 10; stock,
ers and feeders, 500 '.2o- cows anu
heifars. .gGd5 10. calves, $50 $500
Hogs Receipts. estimated az zo0i mar
ket l5c. higher Lights. 6.OQ $50 mlNed'
s. 1906 20. heavy. 6.lbdo. %; rough, o.lSl
$50. good 10 choice heavy b;94 e.''''
pigs. hOOG5.90: bulk Of sales, 6.D96 -.
sheep Receipts estimated at lLOQ;
market sal higher. Native, 80 DO,
western, 3 j0Q6 70. yearlings, t-Oq 10
lambs. native, b.l6Q7.l0; western o.'"p
'''' KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. Feb. l0.-Cstue-Receipts
400: market l0c. higher. Native steers
6.OOm6.75: native cows and heifers, = -,
576. stockers and FEEDERS, 3.5Qub. 90
bulls 3.OOd4 20; calves, a6Oq6.lo; west
eru steers, 4SH6SSi western cows 5-og
Hogs Receipts, 5000; market loo. high
er. BULK OF sales, 6.O0as 50; heavy, SOC
SO: packers and butcher, 8.O4slSi
lights 5.7Jd6. -; pigs, A.a0QS.bO
er Mutton, 4.Dd65O, lambs. 5.6OQ7. 90
range Wethers, 4.o0a6.so' fed ewes S.oO@
AS.
south Omaha, Feb. 1o-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100. market lOC. higher. western
steers 3Dd5.5O, Texas steers, 3.oOq6 90;
range cows and heifers. 2.lbQ4.'o; can
ners. 2OGQ2 S.: stockers and feeders, 2.I5
obs; calves. S.0O@6.75; bulls and stays,
Hogs~Receipts 100: market 10 TO DC.
higher. Heavy, 6;@a5.50; mixed 10
bulk Of sales, 6.l5Q6.$
sheep-Receipts 100: market steady.
Yearlings. 6.066.s0. wethers, 1. 1915 .
ewes, 4.0oGA75; lambs, 6.o0g'.5o
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EvAPonArEp FRUITS

New York FEB, 9-The market for
efaporated apples continues quiet with
fancy quoted AL bhneA choice. ~ n
~ prime p'a Nli common to fair 0n
Apncois remain tUm owing to tho
sIfouH statistical position with choice
quoted ai ~ W1s, Wtra choice 9hnl0.
fanDy uis0l3
Peaches are quiet end e8sy with
clQice quoted a eqah extra choice n.
nlir, ffucN hlfNlN
faisIre are duI AID unsettled. with
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FRIENDS OF
MISSIONARIES

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IN your former field OF labor. 20 whom
you would like 10 send a COPY OF the
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n 20, take advantage OF our special
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Canada or Mexico at half price. 500.
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there are REGULAR wards or Htnker
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sLoM DAY oN ENcmANGE.
stocks Show Better Prices Although
Market f. Inactive.

though the local mining exchange
showed little activity this morning,
prices We're stronger and several Of the
Tintic specialtics showed new high
records. Grand Central achieved
new high price when II sold for $780,
and S3.l2la. buyer 60 days Iron Bios
som. which has been In the hands Of
the manipulators for some time. was
somewhat better this morning II
opened az S2.52ta ana closed at 81 .55.
Colorado reached "a high record for the
year when II was disposed OF at S3.12M.
Among the smaller Tinuc stocks.
Swansea Extension ana Tintic Central
were the star performers The latter
sold ON the regular board at "A cents
and the former was disposed OF at four
and on-half and four aud three-quarters
cents
Cedar showed the greatest activity on
the curb market. and the stock was sold
nt seven throe-quarters and eight cents,
while standard Copper changed hands
az Nc cents
FORENOON DTrDT ATOMS
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cRUM'S NOMINATION.
Frye Abandons Attempt 20 Confirm
Him az Present Session.

Washington. FEB. 9.-Senator Frye
today abandoned his efforts TO have
the nomination Of W. ID. Cuim. the
~ gro. reappoilied as collector OF GUS
toms at Charleston, S. g., confirmed at
the present session.
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Mining Engineers

j. NJ. Howell J. w. KinRsbury.
Howell & kingsbury. geological. and
mining engineeru, Surveyors and Mine
examinations. 40 Atlas Block. Bell
phone zoos.
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BOsToN CoPPER RANCE

Jemes A. Pollock a. CO., bankers ami
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon
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HYRUM A SILVER

Foundry nd Machine company stock
at 80 cents on the dollar. Inquire 40l
Scott building.
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"DOLPH" WHITNEY. Stock Broker,
Member S. L. Stock and Mining EN
1872 Atlas. Bell l7l7.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
RECORD FOR IANuARY-

NEtDltll fOlt JANUARY.
According 20 the foregoing lists. tho
six books which have sold best In the
order Of demand during the month
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WE BUY AND SELL
Preferred Stock IN Utah
Idaho Sugar Company

Par value of stock $40 per share.
Quarterly dividends arc paid rogue
LARRY 1h cents per share. and
a dividend has never been passed
on this stock The officers include.
Joseph F smith, President
Thos. b. Cutler Vice President
and General Manager Send orders
fnr amount son want of ths sto.E
our price Do tha fur market price
nt mo time you nder reaches us.
Money can he sent us hy oheek.
bank draft or puslufNca monet or-
DOR Now is good tnr a. huE
Prices are bound to Boz higher rF-
very month you Wait
George M. Cannon
Company
Rooms aa-iia rempletor B.aA
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James A. Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
tsnNraTf,ftrr
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Tonopah Nevada. 800 bid. Montana
Tonopah. 20 bid; Touopah Extension.
so bid; MacNamora, 35d36, Midway. q
U24. Tonopah Belmont, SASS Tonopah
North Star. 304; West End Cons, go
bid; Rescue 3m4: Jim Butler. l5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28

est whisper for the privilege Of
walking up to tho booth On election
day and voting Just lie man.
Instead, this charming woman
goes out uniting and fishing and
shs even scores one on the suffra
gisls and aufifaEpts By wearing
male apparel on these iaunis And
nrr record of -kllis. would be the
envy Of many a man were the truth
known
II the Wamen wait more tree
dom" says Airs. figmenta. ''let
them take q rod or guu. a CON
pass and fee sandwiches and bit
the trail for the mountains let
the men DO the voting when the
eamen feel Ike equalirlHe things
with mere man therc Is no better
WAY than By killing the finsi deer.
OF CATCHING the biggest trUui
Mira Clements IA a charming and
talented woman whose strenuous
vacation pursuits only serve 10 en-.
phhsifr the fact that she can maize
biscuits as we'll as she can hunt
hiK game