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The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-10
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w. F. Putnam e.ft(today on a business visit to Texarkana.
 Miss Jessie Phillips spent yes terday with relatives at Hope.
 Will Cantley of Hope, visited relatives in Prescott yesterday.
 Mrs. Neil Wilson of Hope spent yesterday with her mother in Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. I, D, Barlow of Hope came up yesterday on a short visit to relatives.
 Miss Buther Britt left this morn ing for E.dorado. where she will spend three weeks with relatives.
 We regret to learn (of the ser ious illness of Mr. bio Lewis and trust for him a speedy recovery
 Mrs Chas. F. Pittman leaves to- night for Fort Smith where she will spend a few weeks with friends and rela tives.
 We regret to learn of the ill., ness of Jack Mcke,vey and tgrust ness of Jack McKelvey and trust that he will soon be out again.
 Wi T. Hart and J, H, Bryson left this morning for Texarkana where they are attending feder- al court, as members of the grand jury.
 County Clerk Joe A. Bailey be- gan work today making out the delinquent land listsg which will be published the latter part Of the month.
 Alex Vaughn left yesterday for TeXarkana where he was sum- moned on the federal petit jury at the term of court which con- vened there this morning.
 Mir, W. B, Orner is spending to- day iD Pine Bluff on business. To- night he goes to Fort Smith where he Will attend the annua. meeting of the Arkansas Press Associa ton.
 Ira E. McMi lion, representing H: Morris & Bros. of Memphis, manufacturers of pants, spent Sunday with his family he:e. Mr, McMillion reports a big business the past week.
 Strayed Yesterday-Small grey mare, about 15 years old. No marks only small collar mark on shoulder. Finder will bring to city marshal of Prescott and re- ceive reward, James Wake
 A letter received yesterday from J. l.. Irwin, a former Ne vada county boy who is engag- ed in the mining Industry at Sprague, Nebraska, reports that he is doing well in that far away state. and to use his own expression he has "A mighty good thing"
 Mrs. D, M, City eft this morn ing for Louisiana where she will spend a few months with re,a- tives. Mr. City accompaniedn her as far as Stamps where he took the train for Memphis and Mis- sissippi, having secured position as trave ing representative for the Case Cut cry Co.,, in that state
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-10
A Turtle Which Doesn't Grow Up.

A Brooklyn boy who spent last sum mer in Connecticut found a turtle 5 egg in the course of his country Wah- derings. He broke the shell anu found inside a perfectly formed tuI- tle He resolved to bring up the tur' tie for a pet and experienced no dlih' cuity in feeding and caring fer it.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-10
CircumstantiaI Evidence.

She-ls it true that Miss Blank IS going to marry the prince?
 Er-well, they have issued de nial of the story which contradie'eu the report as to the falsity of the ru' nor that the account was untrue,
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-10
Mir. A. M. Ellsworth is busi. less visitor to Texarkana today.

Mir. A. M. Ellsworth is busi. ness visitor to Texarkana today.
 The thermometer took an other drop last night, and regis tered 45 degrees this morning five degrees above the frost line. There was a wide range from Saturday, the hottest day of the year when the mercury stood for several hours at 91 degrees.
 Miss Hettie J. Dunaway ar. rived yesterday in Prescott and is the guest of her brother o. l.. Dunaway. It was the intention of Miss Dunaway to give a mus. ic and elocution recital at the opera house tonight, but on ac- count of her voice, was forced to postpone the entertainment un- til later date.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-10
WEATHER.

Tonight, fair and warmer Tues day, showers.
 Sun rises 5.O5; Sun sets GAY i; Moon rises 11.5S
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For Ants, Reaches, Moths and Flies.
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STOCKS ACTIVE.
AND VERY STRONG.

New York. May little active opera
| lions with which the stock market OPEN
ed today caused but small changes In
prices and those were greatly mixed
American Can preferred advanced !, Il
and Anaconda and Disti1lers large frsc-
tions. Wabash preferred declined q
point Reading met support which raj
lied 1t i y above its opening figure and
placed 1t III over yesterdays closing.
Other stocks which had shown heav!-
ness at the outset also rose brisklS
but the higher prices soon caused heavy
realizing. The downward movement CAR
rled some Of the leading stocks below.
yesterdays closing again.
Readings rise to 1873 had some SYM
pathetic effect on the general list. but
the movement was sluggish and did not
hold. Delaware q Hudson gained 2 and
H. 8. Rubber Utah Copper and Fed
eral Mining preferred fell I. Illinois
Central and Western Mary land 4 II. Lake
Erie and Western liz. and Lackawanna
10.
Bonds were steady.
There was n momentary outburst OF
which benefited them to to X. but had
little influence on the rest Of the lst:
Virginia Carolina Chemical rose and
H oa and
bacco preferred /. i' 81
"A few specia1ties covered a wide range
but the list in general was featureless
and stagnant. Central Railroad of New
Jersey declined 2, and rallied 3 points.
Toledo railways fell sM and American
Linseed preferred l. American Beet
Sugar grained l. is
The market closed strong and active.
Reading rose rapidly on large dealings
4 to 1864. The general l1dr awoke to soma
show of life. but tho rise in prices was
Baltimore g. Ohio. Anal gamated Copper.
and Anaconda rose l.. Union Pacific LIS !.
Erie l1s, Central Railroad of New Jer-s
isey . and Delaware s. Hudson ..
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 1l.--Cath Receipts es-
stimated at =, 900; market steady. Beeves.
h.o0Gp7.20; Texas steers, 4.5o@S. 10; west
ern steers. 4 .75@5.75; stockers and feed
els calves. 5.O0Gl 100.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at II 900;
market steady. lights, 6.soQP7, Is; mixed,
6.aof7 .35: heavy, 7.0OI7 81 II rough. 5000
pigs. 5.75as. Is: bulk of sales. 7.i5g ]; s.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at n,00o;
market stendy: Native, 4.oo@ G.6o: vest
srn 259sso ,s yssaTiinEs sso@7sS
81
"A KANsAs CITY.
Kansas City. May IL Ca tle--R eceipts,
tive steers. 5.25@6.s0. native cows and
heifers, 3.oo@6. 80; stockers and feeders
t4.O0@a. IS; bulls, 3.75 @6.eS calves. 4.oe@=
TOO; western steers, 5.s,dls. 90; do cows.
Hogs--Receipts, $4,000; market weak.
Bulk Of sales, 6.so97.so; heavy: 5,15@,
lights. S.so@ .o5; pigs. 6.7b@6s0
sheep eceipts, 900; market st steady g y !:
Me ai1os' and Seariings. s.osa7.7s; ewes,
: y. - OMAHA.
South Omaha, May 1l-cattle-Re-
ceipts. AGO; market stsadY to strong.
Western steers. s6O4S.o Texas steers,
s.00@5.5o; cows and hetfers, 2.1b0 3. y;
sses ssSeNsTs an pu fsea ana
4 EIogs-Receipts. $500: market steady
to strong Heavy. 7.10@7.25; mixed. SIS
q y Lights nH 81 s.so@7,1Q pigs 8.ooas %;
shsepNKeeelpts. 1850; market xa st5en e
ewes, 5.2 @6. %; lambs, SCOPES,
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BOSTON.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago May n.-Crop damase 10
ports from Kansas proinp pied active coy
ering by shorts in the wheat pit today
eary part Of the f Session HE advances
decline Gaa lao of M@Ssd in Liverpool: Prices
at the opentng We're s SHADE % a@ ars
September at 1.o57k to IS Within the
1.1i1s and September to 1864,
corn early which resulted in an advance
Of about 1c in the nearby deliveries. July
opened * lower to u higher and ad-.
Oats were bulIishly affected by the
strength of wheat and corn. July opened
a shade to II higher at 5lia q u to 6ias
and sold up to 81 -. is
ing by commission houses based on
heavy shipments of pork and ribs.
! Prices at the start were a1aG5 to TX
Wheat-The market was somewhat
nervous during the last half hour of the
day but the undert9ne vas strong 9ns sane Ine
July tx psi up at 1.14as. September clos.
cd i14 higher at 1 .0slsR5s.
Corn-Trade was dull the latter part
close was strong with July ,sGp5s high
ciosee-Wheat--May, 1. 271.: July. ! .14sss
ssg srn lSsly 9 FL p asiy. 81 g ept
Z oattsDM Ma ISIS: July, aa; Sept, al
: F E esis III is.@ g. July. ls17l4; SEPT.
1S.15.
Hibs-May. 1000; July. lo.oa's, Sept,
Rye-.ash sl@ss; May, sess.
Barley Cash, 6sa99fI. ..5
Timothy-Sept.. $50.
E Clover-May, $50.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Creameries. 2295: dairies 1904.
Eggs-Steady. at mark, cases included,
10: frsts. 20: prime firsts. "a.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 154eDh: twins.
'141a q q young Americas. 14la9A: long
horns, Lax O. "
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. HAY n-sugar. raw. firm.
Fair refining. 1886; centrifugal. .36 test,
Sc; molnsses sugar, I'll. &
Refined-steady. Crushed. 5.s5; powder
ed, s. 10.
Santos, So 19. s.a75 8 I
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IRON BLOSSOM Still WEAK.

~ =
Local Market Shows Considerable
Activity In Some OF the Stocks.
There was considerable activity this
morning IN some of the stocks that
have shown but little life Of late. Grown
Point Waa selling at is cents and ISM
cents today. East Crown Point was
also lively and 1000 shares were dis
posed of at 4 y cents. *
Columbus Consolidated showed con-
siderable strength today at the OPEN
ing OF the market but was knocked
down to $3.50 before the close. Mason
Valley showed more weakness today,
and sold as low as 50. S2,22.
Iron Blossom closed stronger today
despite the heavy sales. The stock
opened at s1.771s and most of the selling
was at sL8217 on both the regular and;
open board. The stock was still weak
after the bear raid of yesterday
The total number of shares sold dur-.
Ing the morning session was 69,045 and
the amount OF money that changed
hands through the transactions was
$500. so.
On the curb market there were but
few stocks that made their appear
ance. 1intic Volcanic was sold at 2
cents and Uintah Treasure Hill was
sold at II cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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WORRYING ANNIE laurie SHINES
Running Sands Over Canvas BottoIned
Slnfce%--Otbcr Gold Mountain News

Max Krotki and Earl Dessinger are
working over the lower Annie Laurie
slime pit During the early days of the:
mine considerable gold and silver es-.
'cal,ed with the shines and to recover
this the men are running the sand over
canvas bottomed sluicesy says the Sc
yier Valley Sun. It Is estimated that
nearly $500, 900 from the Annie Laurie
mill was deposited In this slime dump
Tom Gillian returned last week from
Oregon where he went recently to eM-
anime some placer districts But the
snow was so deep in and around. the
country he desired to see that he de-
cided to abandon the project for the
present Mr.. Gillian has come mining
interests in the Marysvale and Gold
Mountain districts on which he will de-
vote his time for the present.
Walker Salisbury, owner of the Deer
Trail mine, was in Mal'ysvale last week
looking over conditions at the mine
A Marysvale deal has recently been
contaminated whereby the Cascade
mine changes ownership. Frank Dali
ton, who engineered the deal, hopes to
put a force of men at work in the very
near future.
A., NJ Bohnlan. from Pittsburg, was
in Marysvale last week and in company
with Henry Bradburn has been exam
lining the Mt. Badly property, south of
Ten mile. We understand Mr.. Bohman
is well pleased with the mine and there
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Colorado, 600 at 2 so.
Y Columbus, is at 800.
CT. Point, 500 at IS: 1000 at 1871.
p. Or. Point, 1000 at AZ,
e. r. G. King, 1000 at liz.
Ind. Queen, 800 at 7.
Iron Blossom, 900 at 1.T7tts; 800 at 1,So; 4
$500 Mt 1.s21s:: 1900 at s21 14s, s. 50; $50
at j. STE. b. go.
Mason Val, 200 at .S21a.
Min. Fiat. 500 ct II.
Mt Lake, 500 at SO; LOCO at S21a.
Provo, 1000 at Il II
Seven Tro., 200 at 1915.
s. King. 100 at 3.S5
So! Col Con, 800 at AS; 500 at 40, b.
60: 800 at 47lls.
Swansea. i, 500 at IT: 1900 at 1611a
Swan. Elk, 800 at 3H5: 1000 ut tx.
Tint. Cent. 200 at i6.
u. sam. 900 at "A, b. 80; 100 at 70,
s. 3o;;s 100 at "a; 400 at "a,
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 600 at z. 80; 100 at 2.s5, B. go:
100 at $50. S. 60.
Columbus. 100 at 2.s71.t; 1000 at 2.s5:
45 at 2. 991a: 100 at 80.
E. Tint. Dew. 500 at is
Inyo, 1000 at 83a.
Iron Blosa, 1900 at 1.s21s, B. 40; $3.50
at sd.
May Day, 800 at "a.
So Col. Con, $500 at As.
Sioux Con, 100 at t.65; 2100 at ]. 0111ss.
Swansea. Elk, 900 at 81.
Utah Con, 900 at 49, l
TOTALS
Shares. Value.
Regular --,..-- 1880. 81, SOS s24,953.76
Open ...--- ..--.-----...23,4S 0 23,355 10
Eo nag $40 900 sns
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. May n.-Money on call,
steady. 1902 per cent; ruling rate. ,
per cent; closing bid, ~ per cent; Of
tered at ista PEI. cert; time loans, fairly:
active and Arm; for 90 days. 21G 30 ~
per cent; for 30 days, 2ls@2A per cent,
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 3t4@
a per cent.
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Sterling exchange, steady, with ac-l
ltual business in bankers bills ct 4.sd 80
idn4. se5o for 60 day bills and at 4.s7.70 for
demand; commercial bills. 4.s5A GA 611as I
Bar silver, 531s cents.
Mexican dollars. ~ cents.
I Government bonds sd railroad bonds
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ASK ACCESS no RECORDS.
3Daly-Wcst Trouble Taken Into Court.
nv Hanke and Others.

BY Hanke and Others.
IL. Otte Hanke. j. J. DAILY and Fl. r.
Mcmillan brought suit today in the
Third district court against the Day
west Mining company and its officers
to secure a writ OF lnandamus in or
der that they may examine the stock .t
books, and the proxy certificates 10
ton held by the company several
months ago. No charges of fraud arc
made but the complaint states that
! oseph Barnett secretary and Herbert
S. Cohn, his assistant, refused to show
them the books when they asked per-
mission to see them. 55
The court record covers but a page
of typewritng and is one of the
shortest records Of the kind on file
1t Ia the. outgrowth of the annual
meeting at Denver at which the Hanke
5-Daly forces were defeated.
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5 soma talk Of a deal being made Wit

a Pittsburg company.
Milan Packard was here tho first of.
last week with a mining expert looking
over MI Packard's mining claims In
Bullion canyon. 1t certainly looks like
things are shaping themselves for a
boom this season.
John Dewitt took a, short lay-off
from his work on the Mt. Badly mine
last week and made a quick drive down
to Monroe and Richfield.
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Inyo, 1000 at 6ls.
Iron Blossom. 100 at $50; 1850 at
1.771a; 1,400 at LIS.
Mason Valley, 500 at 2.S5.
Mountain Lake, 900 at 321a; 500 at
321a, buyer co. 1000 at 80.
Nevada Hills, 100 at 1915; 700 at
1.35.
Ohio Copper. 40 at $40; 40 at $50;
100 at $50.
opohongo. 1000 at IL.
Prince Con, 300 at 1.17ls.
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Hanger 6. Son. Phone 4441-k. for
painting, paperhansine and tintinr -
ELK FUEL CO.. IA w. THIRD so
Cleanliness and heat. Phones s5o
\ EXCURSIONS EAST.

EXCURSIONS EAST.
From Ogden, Salt Lake and points -,
main line OF Rio Grande Western nv IL
Chicago and return. SIX m
st. Louis and return $40 m
st. Paul and Minneapolis $40 m
Omaha, st. Joe and Kansas City. $40. on
Colorado common points ....... SEQ n
Dates OF sale--June 4. s. II, 10. Is and
IA, and September 10 and IL.
Long limit and stopoyers via Colorado
Midland railway
Write for full Information and bean.
tiful book Of Colorado views.
Il. II. HARDING, Gen. Agent,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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WOOL
s:T. LouIs.

ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis. May 11.--YooL Strong. Ter
ritory and western medium. 2HG2S; fine
mediums, a3@2s; fine. 1922
Fl LONDON. 5a q
London, May 10.-The 1864 bales
offered at the wool auction sales today,
brought out strong competition and
prices ruled firm and against buyers.
Secured merinos realized Is Sd and low
et grades were dearer than the opening
sales Americans were active and paid ] 8
2d@1s 4,td for greasy merinoa and
cross-breds. American purchases have
averaged a. thousand bales q day since
the opening.
BOSTON.
Boston, May 11.-Local wool values still
tend upward in keeping with the adj
vance in London and the west. Deal
ings in the Boston market are confined
to territory but the condin Ito. IN the
receipts of Nevada. Utah and Arizona
woods have filed up local bins which,
for weeks have been empty of old stock
New Wyoming is held at q to &c, while
Utah is quoted at 1a112c.
Consumers Of pulled wool and the for
eign are buying freely:
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

n Two building permits were issued
this morning by the building Inspector.
They call for the expenditure OF 32.7uO.
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Today's local bank clea.rings aInoG1t-
ed to s11sS,3l3.c6 as compared with
1928, 12s.46 for the corresp bonding day Of
last year.
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NEW YORK c 0 SING ste r

Tuesday, May II, ~
Anlalgan,ated Copper IS 4:
American Car & Foundry ..........s 6sl II
American locomotive .............. 3S
American Smelling q Refining; 80. "a
Am. Smelling & Refining. pfd. lo9ls
American Sugar Refining lSS9
Anaconda Mining Co. ......,...... O y.
Atchison, =. Observation-Disclosures. 4 llVss
Atchison. pfd :. !. !. !. =. 80. .1N ].
Baltimore & Ohio -. /. 4. - !. /. .ll51a
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 800 Is
Canadian Pacific ~ y
Cllesape & Ohio ................1II5s
Chicago Northwestern ......... :. lS2a
Chicago, Mil. & sa. Paul ..--.-..15aass
Colorado Fuel Iron ...-...-...,...s40
Colorado & Southern $685.. 6o1l
Delaware & Hudson Z. ~. .1S93 IS!
Denver & Rio Grande ...........-. 81 s.
Denver 6 Rio Grande, pfd. s71a
Erie .... % ~
Great Northern, pfd 1890 1888
Great Northern Ore Gifts .--........'tS
Illinois Central i. ...... ~. 146
International Paper $50. -... l311a
s Louisville & Nashville -. 100 .
MISSOURI Pacific "a "a
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 427s
National Biscuit s..lv1 Y
National Lead -. -. ..i,. -. . 1899. SIS
New York Central 1ss
Northern Pacific 81 70 "
Pacific Mail ........-.. SO Us
Pennsylvania 1880. - l$51 IA
Peoples Gas go ...l!s Y
Pressed Steel Car. =. az y
Pullman Palace Car, bid -.-.s-. --..l 80
Reading -. :. :. !. A oo.,
Rock Island Co.. s.. h y. 49, 30A
Rock Island CO. pfd- ~. q q
Southern Pacific .122ss
;SoiIthern Railway -. &. !. : - 80. 29l4
Union Pacific (. 49,. = ]. 1891
Tinted States Steel ............-... SIX
United. states Steel pfd. J. !. ..1194
yy.,ba q, 20
Western Union $780,, ~. Wy
Standard OH .ot5 \
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack, 500 at 80; 500 at s15s.
Colorado. 100 at 2.571s; 1900 at 2.55;
200 at 2.57I, buyer So
Crown Point. 500 at 1879; 600 at 10.
buyer so,
East Crown Point, 1000 at AZ.
Goldiieid Daisy 100 at 40.
Grand Central. 200 at 1850.
Indian Queen, 100 at :.
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MAKES STATEMENT.

EXPIRE SSed concerning our EOuu s1hish ~
the building of the snelter at Iooele;;
that the plant would probably never
be finished and operated On that ques-
ton I wish to set the minds OF every.
body definitely at rest. The smelter VIII
be built as rapidly as possible ana ~,
VIII have an Initial capacity of 2,Wo
tons per day. Il Is to be so constructed
that It's capacity can be easily ana
quickly increased a. needed. We aim
to make it thu most modern and etii-l
cient smelling works In the country and
in doing SO we expect to speGd millions.
1t will be run and operated on the US
sual competitive lines of q custom plant.
AS soon as we know when the works
will be ready for business we shall pc
In shape to figure on the output OF
any mine in territory that is tributary
and which has ore to sell or To be
treated.
.iAnd, when We are able to secure a
snfficient volume OF ore the character
OF which Is not adapted to the smelter.
az Its original unit Is being planned
and which can be treated at a reason
able profit, the works will he added to
or altered and adapted to the needs OF
the case.
.NIn the construction of our works we
have the advice and corporation of a
number Of men who have built and to-
day are operating the largest copper
snelters In the country, Their ability
and experience are to be fully exem-
plifled In the construction Of the Tooele
plant. which will also be manned by
competent and trustworthy talent
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.COULDHAVE PAID
SMALL DIVIDEND
from Blossom Could Not Cnangc Ore
Into Money Fast EnonGll--lknights
Issue Monthly Statement.

According to q statement made TINS
snorning by 'eUncle" Jesse knight, iron
Blossom could have paid a scent divi-
dend, but it was thought best TO pass
4 the dividend until later when the resu-
& latfon sized chunk of velvet of cents
will be paid 1t is stated that the
reason for the property not paying ils
usual dividend is that the company
i was unable to turn its ore into money
fast enough. and not due to any phSsl-
cal difficulty at the property.
y X In talking the matter over thus morn,
ing, Mr.. Knight declared that ne hao
just been talking with the inanag3s'' ~,
at the mine and that the property was was
Ii, excellent Ii not better shape tf:tn
AT any time before The ore is the
same rich product that has been eX-
tracted in the past and the only diitlculEy
+. has been in the smelter handling as
S much rs can be taken out -
Mr.. Knight has been IN the CITY tor
two days and although, 1t was not 80
stated it Is probable that he was not
directors.
AT the meetings of various other
Knight companies yesterday, there We're
four that received an asse me
following companies have had an as
x,zssrnent of / cent share levied
against them: Black Jack, delinquent
June 10, sales day July .; Plutus, de.
linouent June 10. sales day July "
Is Mineral Flat, delinquent June u sales
day July 81 hex, delinquent June a.
sales day July g..
MONTHLY. STATEMENT.
AT the Knight Offices at Provo this
morning the following statement was
made relative to the financial condl-g
tion Of the various Knight companies
at the close Of business on April J;
Colorado, cash on hand, s96sTo.hv,
dividend, of s cents declared; payable
: May 20. books close May ID ana oi'e l
T May 21.
Beck Tunnel, accounts payable s4s,-
$452. 81. .
Iron Blossom, cash on hand. $50, 642.o2.
Crown Point, cash, S12,30S.6S; treas
.ury stock 122,900 shares.
3Tintic Consolidated. cash, sl,1ao.ss;;
treasury stock, 49, $50 shares.
Uintah Treasure Hill, accounts pay
able, 81 TAB.
hex, accounts payable, $479.74: as
sessment. L.
Mountain Lake cash, $40, SSS. OF; treas
ury stock. 92420 shares.
King David. cash. ss,79O-2l; treasury
stock. 3lS,157 shares. @
Mineral Flat, accounts payable, $5,-
5O9.05; assessment.
Black Jack, accounts payable s4l,-,
219.48; assessment
4 Opex Consolidated, cash, s12,6A6.7s.
Pl1Itus, accounts apayble, s2,7T2.b5;5
assessment. s. 70 ..5ii
Brooklyn. cash 1,4o4.59; drift started
from 500 level OF Dragon to tap Brook
lyrl. discontinued pending further de-
3velopnent In Brooklyn Ironsldes, for
which shipments are now being made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-11

Elevators are being installed In the
new; warehouse of the Salt Lake Hard d
ware company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-11

j. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
Atlas. Bell. 1870. Res. soo4-z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-11

+ Architect j. "A. Headlund has COM
pleted plans fol; O $4,000 bungalow for
w. w. Mitchell, to be built on tho
east bench near Third South street.