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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-23
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Joseph Siegel has returned to
Salt Lake from European trip.
General. Agent Carey of the Wells
Fargo Express company has returned
from the Yellowstone.
LIB sPerrine and daughter, ofATwin.
Falls, are in Salt, Lake. having ar
rived from Idaho this morning.
Lyman Young, son of Architect Young
of this city, has severed a six years.
connection with the News" to enter
the office of his father, and become an
architect.
Dwight Holmes. son of Landlord
Holmes OF the Knutsford. is home for
the summer, from boarding school at
Norwalk, Conn, where he has prepared
for Yale.
Engineer NJ. S. Darrow OF the Irri-3
gated Lands company has gone TO Mil
lard county on business of the COM
pnny.
Rev. DR.. r. G. T2oscamp of New Cas-
tie, Pa, is in the city on 10 days
visit. and will officiate next sunday
morning in ST.. Marks, cathedral.
j. D. Van SAINT, formerly of this city,
and now a resident of Los Angeles, is
in the city for. a week visit. His son
Clarence accompanies him.
]. D. Landes and family are here
from Mecllanicsburg. Pa, to make Salt
Lake City their home. Mr.. Landes
is Interested in the Sewer Irrigation
company.
D. w Jessup, who has been survey
ing on the Utah Southern road for tile
last FIVE months has returned, as the
engineering part of the construction
work Is practically ended. and is now
surveying and assaying with the New
Haven Bingham company at Cars.
Fork His brother, Roger w. is still
with the railroad company, and will
not return. home until August.
International Secretary ]. NJ.
Thompson of the y. NJ C. A. has gone
to California. and will return east
from the coast
The family of Caterer Rupert Fritz
OF Saltair has removed to this city
from Los Angeles.
Mrs. s. NJ. Riddle, mother-in-law OF
u. S. Consul lift at Nuremberg, Ger
many, will leave next Sunday for New
York, whence she will sail for Europe.
July TO- Mrs. Riddle will be accom-
panied by George Nicholas and Miss
Marjorie Merriam of Wet Cliff. Colo.
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CONCENTRATES =;

..Encla', Jesse knight was in the.
e City from Provo YESTERDAY
CA. short III. r. Elliott and r.. G.
Richmond returned from Denver Ses.7
terday Il,
Colin Mcintosh, general manager OF
the Ohio Copper#co,npaily left yes
terday for New York. where he will
4 take up the details of the work of the.
company with its officials there.
The Phoebe Metals Mining company
has made its first shipment of ore
since the present management as
slimed control. "A shipment consisting
OF about 43 stons Is now on its way 70
salt Lake. The ore was taken out
during the development work.
Dividend checks will shortly be re-
aceived by the stockholders of the
Florence Goldfield Mining company
and the Round Mountain Mining COM
pany. The former will distribute
s105, 600, while the latter will portion
out TO its stockholders $50, 600.
james Richardson Of the Tunnel Oil
company mas been in town this week.
He says they are still pegglng away a
the oil wells. The company of which
r. C.. Scott is manager, Is now drilling
on their property a few miles above
the tunnel.-Yernal Express.
II. S. Mendels, agent OF the New
York curb, has sent gut the following
special notices: ION and after this
date tJune 17) all mining panies
will be required to file at this office
regular statements of their conditions.
In the event of their failure to do so
they will be refused quotation on the
regular lists.
Fred Redman, local mining en-
gireer, returned yesterday. from Idaho.
where he visited a number OF pro,
perties including the Cannon Ball
Consolidated. The property he asserts
is much better than has been repre-
sented Although it has been asserted
that the ore averages $50 a ton, SAM
pies showed that it is far in excess OF
this. The engine and boiler are all
operation 1t will only be a few days
now before everything is moving along
at a good rate.
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TRADING Light,
ADVANCES GOOD.

New York, June The opening deal
|sings In stocks today were light but
prices advanced quite strongly. Union
Pacific preferred gained "a Missouri i
Pacific rs, southern ciflc. Reading ana
Amalgamated Copper a point and most
of the active stocks substantial frac-z
ton. Onion Pacific opened at spread
or a half. from 1899 TO 1908. COM
pared with 1SS7s last8night. 1nternatton-
81 ia,a. (,
Activity and rising prices went hand
lin hand for half IAN hour afte4 when
1 the pace slackened and there was some;
realizing. General gains of / to Z points
had been established. with the principal
demand for tho Harrinian Faci y and ans
Reading. Union Pacific and Rock lsland
preferred moved up 2 points, Reading rs
and Southern Pacific and New YORK Cen
trial ~ American Wooden preferred de-i
5clinel ].
Business dropped TO near the idle point.
hut prices were maintained. Y nion Pa
5ciiic pi.eferred was marked up y Y r. on
moderate dealings, Southern Railway
preferred gained III, Lake Erie 6, West
5ern preferred dropped s..
prices nnfaH0rablS, most of the leading
stocks lowering around their best prices
Eof the morning American Sugar hard
seiied 4 p and Great Northern Ore Gers
Prices shaded a tr!fle before they rail-
lied again in many instances to higher
figures thairsin the morning Third ave-
nue. was 4 notable exception, falling oyer
Great Northern preferred gained ~
The market closed strong and dull
Wabash preferred WAS lifted ~ and the
speng nted staIes stee
15s. Dealings were almost wholly In
few active stock
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GOLDEN PRINCE GETS
MORE ORE IN SHAFT.
Manganese and a Showing OF Galc f'Il
Encountered Below 800 Foot Lever a
n Al Phoebe Property.

According to a telegram received inns
! morning nv Manager George ia Coke
of the Pioehc Golden Prince property at
Z Pioclie the bottom of the shaft is this!
morning entirely in y manganese ore
with senIe galena in IL. The ore was.
encountered a short distance below the.
600 foot level and is declared to be by
far the best showing that this mine mas
had since operations began No as
says or the ore have vet been made
The ore. 1t Is asserted, is similar 70
that found close 10 the large ore bodies
in the Prince Consolidated property.
Should this be true, IL has demonstra ~
ed that the Prince ore body extends
good distance along the side of the
lFblll to the southwest Of Phoebe and
that that section of the Phoebe district
is opening up INFO ID greater ore zone
than was ever anticipated.
4 The Phoebe Golden Prince is one Q.
&the best equipped properties ia tire
Phoebe district. The SunfioNet state
capitalists who arc behind the propost-
ton have spent an immense amount of
money in eduipping Il, aud If the strike
proves up what IS expected OF IT. their
dreams will Soon be realized M. NJ
Low OF Topeka. Kansas. is president
OF the company and Is sat present at tlteg
$can1a.
4 Between the Phoebe Golden Prince
and the Prince Consolidated properties
rs the Phoebe King, on Which the shaft
is being sunk in record time. The
strike proves the continuity of the yeins 4
into this property also.
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lTK.ADING IS HEAVIER.
Volume OF Business on Exchanges Is
ettcrThanitJI Has RGen In Days.

Trading was heavier on the local
stock exchanges today than it has been
In several days. Iron Blossom showed
+ that the shorts have again been reap
ing a harvest This much-talked-of
Tintic stock sold in chunks today and
at the lowest price recorded this year.
j This dividend payer reached the new.
low price Of sl.25 when the reaction.
set In was selling stronger at the
close The market opened with 1000
shares Of iron Blossom selling at $3.50
on the Salt Lake exchange. This was
(. followed by a further decline when the
stock went down to $1211s, with 14,s75
shares changing hands at that price. 81
Colorado was selling at $3.50 this
morning, and Columbus Consolidated
was disposed of at $3.50. East Tintic
Development fairly held It's own at Is
cents. Provo and Seven Troughs We're
strong. Nearly all other stocks were
in sympathy with Iron Blossom and
showed a decline.
The total number of stock sold on the
Salt Lake exchange this morning was
s67.d44, and the amount represented by
tile transactions was S5S.031.7TI On tbs
Utah exchange 10000 shares of stock
changed hands at s3a2a.25
"a On the curb market the only stock
that showed activity was Bingham
Central Standard, which sold for 27;.:
cents. Tintic Standard was offered at
ia cents. and Ely Witch received a bid
OF II Cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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LIVESTOCK.
oMA.HA

ceipts, 2,s00; market steady to strong
Western steers, 3. 50; Texas steers,
80 range e 6sls and h stdeh na
feeders. q. OoM5. 50; calves. a.00pI,90; bulls
and stays, 3.eyaS. 80.
Hogs-R eceipts. IS. 800: market l5c. low
esyS s 90: pigS 5 'Nfs Salk ii
sales II $50
sheep-Receipts, 1900; market slow and
lower Yearlings, 5.9o q $50: wethers, %
d6.65; ewes, 5.O0at.G1; lambs, T00@S.00.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June 23.-Cattle-Re Receipts,
1000: market strong and active. Native
steers, .2oMi.0 co.; native COWS and heif-
$3.50: bulls. 3.00a5.00: calves, 4.0odrT Cos
western steers, 4.I5D7.co; western cows,
}3.25 15.25. 81 II
Hogs--R Receipts 1900; market 1oc. low
also; packers and butchers, 750GT.75;
lights, 1907. go; pigs, o.15G6.75.
sheep-Receipts. 900; market steady ~.
Mmttong Gcs5 LAMBS eWss
CHICAGO.
Chicago. June -Cattle--Receipts, cs-
Etimated at 1900; market steady. Beeves,
s5.10G7.2o; Texas steers. 4. 6o@6.15; west
sern steers. a;75 % $50; stockers and feed
$ers, 3.505io so; cows and heifers. 2. 400
G.35: calves. 5.50Gs7. IS. u
Hogs-Recelpts. estimated at 5000:
market 1Ga15c. lower. Lights. 7.05 @7.i0;
Ssa oSd snoS b hea Choice SOC @eay ss r9 lg
.a: pigs. 6.109G.s5; bulk of sales, T.459
ssheep-Receipts estimated at 5000
i5a5. warnings. ooays oS = LAMBS M
tive. 5.50MS.0:0 ewes. 5.5O@ 500: spring
lambs, 550GS75.
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"a, i, more q. Ohio |. &, 7s IL
Brooklyn Rapid Transit q y Il. n
Canadian Pacific y. u IS
8Ghesape s. Ohio a..
Chicago Northwestern " "a
Cllica so, Mil. y ST. Paul o2;ei
Colorado Fuel & Iron ID 81
colorado & Southern 56it+.5
+ Delaware 4 Hudson 1891!
Denver * Rio Grande ...i..... 4SSs5
Denver & Rio Grande pfd Ss VS.
Erie % tss
Great Northern pfd ,..i. I. ~. 1i9 "a.
Great Northern Ore offs ii. 4. ), 1, Is
Illinois Central q. s, &. rs 3
international Paper ii. -. 81 ss
s1nterborougf- Met /. !. ll:.S
sInterborough- Met. pfd ). =. As tlss
Louisville & Nashville 1i0ss44
Missouri Pacific (. 4. ......
{ Missouri. Kansas &. Texas ..3..f.. 40i4
National Biscuit -. 3. O63
National Lead .... 4; -.
New York Central $780,. B 1929
Northern Pacific ~. l5lias
Pacific Mail J, AZ. ~. 20 1.s
Pennsylvania !. s.. l36
Peoples Gas &. +. !. H. ,113B
Pressed Steel Car I. ~. 1890. AZ III
Pullman Palace Car. bid ,..1 &
& Heading q, 49,. Z lo::s
Rock Island Co. IL Is
Rock Island Co., pfd. !. ...l....,.i :. s 69lAa3
Southern Pacific LIS
Southern Railway "
Union Pacific Z. s. ~. 4. !. Il. .19iat
United States Steel a66a4a
United States Steel. pfd. l23ss
Wabash 3
Western Union u.
Standard OIL -6sz an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-23
THE BIG HEAD

is OF two l1inds-conceit and the big
head that comes from Il sick head
ache. Does your head ever feel like
gourd and your brain feel loose and
sore? You can cure 1t In no time by
acting on your liver with Billiards.
Herbine. Isn't 1t worth trying for the
absolute and certain relief you'll get?
Sold by Y. G. MI. Drug Dept. liz and
ia South Main Street. Salt Lake City.B
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. June ,sS. Close:
Prime mercantile paper, Sis@4 per
cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business IN bankers bills at 4S645@
4.s6.5O for 6o-day bills, and at 4.ss.15 for
demand.
Commercial bills, 4.s5a ai.s5%.
Bar silver, 521l ". Z.
Mexican dollars, Al cents.
disbursements steady; rail-
roads firm.
Money on call easy, 11aa2 per cent:
ruling rate. ] "a per cent; closing bid, III
per cent: offered at Ia per cent.
Time loans very soft and dull; 60
days, 2m21a per cent: for 80 days, "a
QD2M per cent: for six months, ~ o.
3 V ger cent.
lectric Oil, strongest, cheapest Imminent
ever devised. A household remedy In
America for 25 years.
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Territory and western mediums, A@2S;f
fine mediums. I@2t; fine. 1oG22.
BOSTON.
Boston, June 22-The activity Of the
local wool market is becoming less
marked. although the high level Of
values, except for fleece woods, is still
maintained. Ne!y territory woods are
selling as fast has they arrive, mostly
in original bags. Quotations, secured
values:
eight months, 63ir65: fine fall So 60.
Californa-Northe 65aSI; middle
county, 63 q Go; fall free. sGa62
Oregorl-No. eastern I1613; east
ern clothing. 67@6s; valley No. !. 81
ass.
Territory-Finc staple. 7i97s; fine me-
dInu staple 69p72; fine clothing, ESQ
70: fine medium clothing 64G66; half
blood. 5000: three-eights-blood, 64@
81: quarter-blood. 66a6s; pulled extra.
TOdfi fine "a" 63666; "A" supers, 50
"a 60. Esis a.l-. 7st s,
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

IN Today's local bank clearings amount-t
ed Ito 81 4U.405.57. as compared with
$T63,243.ST for the corresponding day
of last year. N
Quite a force OF men and teams is !
at work cnrblns aud g,lttering the
Eleventh avenue Boulevard. The im-g
provement proposed there Will cost
about $4,000.
w. c. Brawsh;iW. Of Los Angeles,
has purchased the Howard corner on
Fifth South between Main and State
streets for S6,750. The property is
$S3x330 feet. and was owned by Orsons
Howard.
II Meeks & Mccartney report the sale
z from George II. 6Odell To- N. Y. Jump
the premises No. 40 Canyon road for
$1,000.
Work OH the 9Newhouse hotel, which
suddenly ceased twoSor three weeks 500
will be resumed as soon as the footing
plans arrive from Mr.. Cobb. the archi-s
ftect of New York n, This was the word
received today from Lafayette Han-
chett, who also says that the excava-
ton will not be taken any deeper than
it now Is, owing to the prevalence of
water the vicinity. The basement
Of the new hotel will really be only a.
half basement, with concrete footings
reaching down to the solid clay.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James a. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. 6 west Second South street.
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Cum. Ely, 15-16@s 1-16; FIRST Nat,
5?D51s: National, 34D35; Ray Cons,
1885 ali: Tonopah, 7@7 +; Inspiration,
Z 5-16GD7 9-16; ella, GOT; Utah Con..
42Gl 40; Miami, ia ole; 81. & p. IA
5914A; u. S. Com, 43a4 @49; do. pfd,
4906m49& Mexico Con. 4E@4ss;
Mohawk. 64@65; North Butte, 5s1s
@5s&; Quincy, SS19O: Brit. Col. Ia
tx; 5B. & L., a0@35; Davis Daily, s 5-15
@51s; Florence, 3M3A. Majestic, $50
SO: 7Nev. Utah, 2@2 1-16; Ri. Coaln.,
29@30; Queen, a6@3s; Chino, s3sRSIs;
Utah Copper, 4s2a d49h Tenn. Cop
per. SslS GD3s; Boston Con-. IA y @15A !;
East Butte, 12A MI2D; Newlouse, Is
@17s; S. & b., 15m16; Giroux, 71s6
ia; Apex. 5@51s; Az. Coml., s9Is a
397s B. Coaln.. 25A @251s; Cent. 3lM
Gn32k; c.. NJ, 20 asked: DAILY West,
sass: CRANKY, 101 asked; Nevada
Con, 23A m231s; Old Dom, 52a4@
5312; United Cop, 1o@10A.
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li'5dl
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June e3.-Renewed selling Of
the July delivery was a feature of wheat
today. Favorable harvest reports and
heavy tone at the Liverpool market,
We're the chief bearish Influences. Addi-
tioral rains were reported in Kansas and
Missouri. where harvesting is under way.
little delay to grain cutting would re-
suit The more deferred futures were rel
atively stronger than the July option;
% love lover ae1er t 10 sold at
1.14kGls and then declined to 1.131s.
Thee corn market was weak early in
the day on favorable crop reports; Prices
at Il to Il q and eclined to II.
Liquidation OF July holdings caused
weakness in the oats s-,nrket during the
shade lower at a01s. advanced to sos
and then declined to Io14 Gss
. Provisions We're weak at the tart ow-
ing to a further decline of 8 to 10c. in the
price of live hogs. Opening prices We're
s2js to sc. lower.
WheatIrhs market t., was heavy s :, all
the last half Of The session. For July
the low point was reached at LIZ Is o.
2 a. The close was weak with July OF
d corirThe market was still weak and i
as trading progressed. July selling Off to
,'0ls. The close was at the bottom with
July lsM1 Y lower at 7o11s-
" Dec, .Osss; May, 100,
corn-July, ioi ept,, ss@1lss Y; Dec. 517s;;
oats-J III sos; ept, .ss; Dec. 1855:
Pork@J aiy, sie.s21s sept. 2o.o2.s; jan
e5 HsFsnsslS ,}ss: ssS Hs Es 9ss
1879 y y.
Ribs July. 1890; Sept. 1o.s711s; Oct.
10. T21s; Jan, {, 80
Rye-cash. s.: (. July. So; Sept, 81.
E Barley-Cash. isd q.
Timothy-cash, 3. 90.
.E(,Jnver-Nrr1if,aI 5|+-7
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A.Y-P EXPOSITION RATES,

Via Oregon Short Line Il. II.
$4,000 from Salt Lake to Seattle and
return: on sale daily commencing June
LIST. Ask agents for further particu-
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AFTERNOON SALES.
(salt Lake Exchange.l

49, Z,
tsnlt Lake Exchangel
Black Jack, 500 at 81, 3. 50.
Camp Bird, 1000 at ~: 1000 at 23s. d
Colorado, 100 at 2.3O; 300 at 2.271aa.
Crown Point. 500 at 15c.
East Tintic Dew. 900 at g.
Grand Central, 200 at 1.21ls.
Iron Blossom, 1850 at Leg: 500 at
i. S5. b. 80: IS nj 1 80
Lower Mammoth, B. at 50.
Mineral Flat, 100 at IL.
Miller Hill 1000 at 05iS.
Ohio copper 100at AIS.
Provo. 500 at lag, buyer GO; 1000
at Y: 1000 at IL, buyer go; i, 900 at
HE. seller CO..
seven Troughs, 1000 at 10: 100 at
1919.
Sioux, Con. 400 at 1.071s.
South Columbus, 500 at as; 100 at
As ~ 1,000 at "A Y
Swansea Con, l,50A at 10.
swansea Ext. 5000 at OLE
Tintic Central. 1000 at 13ts: $500
at IA: $500 at IA 4
Uncle sam, 100 at a, seller co; 500
at IS.
j. II. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
GS4 Atlas. Bell. 147o. Res. 3oo4-z.
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Not listed on Utah exchange,
Not listed on Salt Lake exchange.

FORENOON SALES.
CIItah Exchange.o
East Crown Point, e,000Sat 81.
#, T. Con-. 900 at SO.
Grand Central. 100 at 1.60. D
Mountain Lake. 100 at %
1intic Cent. 1000 at 10, seller so;
1000 at IS.
OPEN BOARD. IS
Grand Central. 200 at 1860.
Iron Blossom, 800 at 80
Sioux Con, 100 at LOS; 200 at 1.05,i
seller 80; 100sat 1.0I1s.
seller 30; 100 at 1.0ih.
Bullock, 1000 at 3.
b Cedar, i. COO at 6.
liz Plutus 1000 at 12t2.
Carisa, 300 at 1.o2la 800 at 100.
Swan Con-, 800 at 49,
Indian Queen, 1000 at 81.
Shares sold !. 49, 9; 500 90
FORENOON SALES.
(salt Lake I1xchange) .ss
Colorado. 100 at 34.30.
Columbus Con, 100 at $50.
crown Point, SOC .. 10 81 q; 500 at 49,
East Crown Point, 500 at .03 X
East Tintic Dev, 1000 at 10; 1000
at 16 ", buyer so. s3f
Cd. Cent, 100 at i ,57t1a
Iron Blossom, 10000 at 1.30 IA 81 q
at 4. ~ "a; 500 at 1.25: 300 at 1.So !,
buyer 60; ], 900 at 1870, seller 60; 500
at 100, seller 60.
Little Chief. 400at As,
Lower Mammoth. 10 at 35.
Mason Valley, 150 at 2.20.
Mineral Flat, ], 900 at IA.
Prince Con. 100 at 1.22s11a. buyer ~.
Provo. 1000 at 10, 5000 at 123s;
500 at Il, seller so. .t55
sSchawb Con. 1000 atg.o1 X.
Seven Troughs, 100 at 10; 1000 at
sioux Con. 4 900 at i .o5.
So. Col Con, 1900 at 461a: 1000
at 46; A, 900 at 46, buyer 50; 100 at
So. Iron Blossom, $500 at .oa
Swansea Con. 500 at l51
Pin. Cent, $500 at 10.
81 Uncle Sam Con-, 500 at -.
OPEN BOARD.
Camp Bird, 4 900 at .02a
Carisa, 500 at LOS. buyer 50.
Colorado, 100 at $50.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 1921 buyer
30; 700 at 1.32l.a;; 500 at 1927 seller
little chief, 500 at so.
May Day. 500 att
Ohio Copper 100 at 4.2o.
So. Col Con. 200 at Az buyer so.
Tintic Cent. 500 at 49,; 1000 at
1a5s; 1000 at IA, buyer 60; SOP at
Ii.
TOTALS.
shares Amount
Regular ..... ...5S,S44 sAs,4ss.77
Open ...... ....., $500 4,6O4.00
s7,4a4 s5s, os7.773
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

Fair refining, 3.339 n3.42; centrifugal. sc
test. 3.s9N3.92:: nolasses sugar. g. tfi3. 1I.5
Refined-Steady.g Crushed. s. Is; powder
ed SOS: grannated, 4. 9a.
+ Coffee-Steady. No. Z Rio, Is rs; No.
Santos, 9li9A
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Seven Tghs. 10 20 17ts 20
Silver ISing $50 a.e1 -.
Sill Shield S.. .05 i.s.,..5, ..s,.. 10
Sioux Con. !. Los tl.01ia t.02lal "
s. Col. Cos. AZ ,i5ia i5lst 49,
S. Iron Bl. .02 .Ge2s .02;e 02A
Swansea g. 10 .i1is{ 10 i.1I
Swan. Ext OLE .02 .llA O2ias
Tin. Cent. ~ .13 .13is si2ia l3l.
Tin. Comb, / Ok .02ial.a.,.
Tin. Emp .E...... .02
Tin, S. Or. ....... % %
li'Tin. Hum. .02 .03 ss.. i.......
"Tin. STAN. I..,....3 1920. HE
Uintah Pl. ...... .03 .......t....5...
Uncle sam 10 10 1880. $780,.
Utah Con . l5isl .t6i.i., 1890, .1614
sUin ~ II. ~. 81. II i. is
utah Mine t..3... 80 y lis <
Victor Con. 8.0S i 90 .09 .1ii.
Victoria $50 ]. 6eia{..,. 4. 60 (
West. EeN. rs 80 Il
Yankee c.. 20 IS t...,....:
Yer. COP u 0f % .06
Yer. Natl. .i....... .''.....t.. 80. 10
Ienoli .G2 .05
tInl'd stks.L Bid Asked Bid ASKED
aBlng. q s. 4 2G,a t.......
Tin, Stan. s....... .I3 ....... t.......
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-23

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-23

j. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-10
WEAVERIIS5
CAPTURED
CONFESSEc

w. W. Majors. alias Weavers, the
porter who was suspected of robbing
NJ J. Boland's saloon, was arrested this
morning by officer Borchert after he
had been pointed out to the officer by
Bolland himself. He had spent the
night in a wild carousal in Con Moore's
saloon in West Hammond. Moore did
not attempt to shield the man, but gave
the police the Information that he had
spent $40 in his place and left a re-
volver, which was afterward identified
as the one which was stolen.
At first Majors tried to deceive the
officers regarding his connection with
the crime but they sweated him until
he finally admitted his guilt He had
s1.45 on his person when he was ar
rested and was under the influence of
liquor.
The theft and one nights carousal
will, perhaps, cost Majors his liberty
for from two to fourteen years. He
has admitted being in the penitentiary
and 1t is believed he is an old crook
1t Is also thought that he can be con
nected with the theft of the watches
from Taussig's store, across from the
saloon