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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-11
PROOF OF WILL.

State of Iowa, Lee county. IS. In
District Court
To All Whom it May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given, That on the
Goth day of September, A. D., 1909,
a paper was opened and read by the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Anna Lancas-
ter Lupton, late of Lee county. in the
State OF Iowa, deceased; and that
proof of the genuineness of said instru-
ment will be heard in the District
Court Of said County at Keokuk on the
18th day of November, A. D., 1909, at
the hour Of 2 o'clock, p. M, of said
day, being the first day of the Novem-
Der term, 1903. of said Court, when all
persons interested in said Will are re.
CURED to be present and make their
objections to the same, II any they
| have
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | here.
unto set my hand this End day OF Octo
Der, 1909.
ED. s. LOTION,
Clerk of the District Court
BY RALPH B. SMITH,
Deputy
/ Oct. 4-11-1S. ~
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Inez Goodin were in Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday, attending the supreme
P. E. o. convention
Harry Barton of Concordia, Kan,
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Amanda Barton and sister. Mrs. Kate
Perry, returned home Friday.
Rev and Mrs. G. G. Goodenough
left Saturday for Hamilton, Ill, where
they will visit their daughter, Mrs.
John Gordan, and from there will go
to Kahoka where they will visit their
son, Otis and family.
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ers. told him we had implicit faith
in Mr.. Hay and his colleagues and,
had he the wealth of Illinois, he
could not get Mr.. Hay to desert US.
They stood by Us until death closed
their eyes The case had then been
decided by the district and supreme
court. Judge Harry Higbee, Thos.
Worthington, s. E. Hewes and my
self were chosen to visit Indianapolis,
Ind, and engage ex-President Harri-
son and he continued the case until he
was called to lay down life's burdens.
Then Attorney General Miller was Sc
cured to take the case and was with
1t until the supreme court at Wash
fngton gave us the decision. So after
neary twenty years the great case was
concluded.
After it was over the executive
committee, in conjunction with S. E.
Hewes, Marcus Hardy and H. B. At
kinson, levee commissioners met in
Hannibal and settled up all the old
business. The costs paid by the com
missioners were as follows:
Hay. Green & Co. ........ ...$ 5000
Beni. Harrison ..... 1850
Attorney General Miller 1880
Committees expenses $3.50. 5000
Home attorneys, printing and
stenographers -. 1890. 1l,S0o
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Keokuk chief the credit of being one
of the most able fire generals in the
west. In this particular instance he
managed the extinguishing of the fire
without throwing drop Of water
except into the cellar. What dam
age was done above the cellar was
wrought entirely by smoke and the
smoke was suffocating.
The encoffined remains OF MT.
Smythe were removed across the
street to the home Of neigh. ,r.
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Words to Freeze the Soul.

case is hopeless" These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. E. Blevens.
leading merchant of Springfield, N.
c. by two expert doctors-one lung
specialist. Then was shown the won
derful power of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. After three weeks use, >
writes Mr.. Blevens, The was as well as
ever l woulG not take all the money
in the world for what it did for my boy"
Infallible for Coughs and Colds, It's
the safest, surest cure of desperate
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C. R. Kluger, the Jeweler, 1860 vir.
ginia Ave-. indianapolis, Ind, writes:
Il was so weak from kidney trouble
that / could hardly walk hundred
feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney
Remedy cleared my complexion, cured
my backache and the irregularities
disappeared, and can now attend to
business every day and recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suf.
ferers, as it cured me after the doc
tors and other remedies had failed.
Wilkinson & Co., J. F. Kiedaisch &
Son.
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HISTORY OF The
SNI LEVEE
Long Struggle to Reclaim the Rich
Illinois Farm Land From
the Ravaees Of the
River.
HAS MADE MILLIONS
Capt. Massie in Address at New Can
ton Reviews Building and the
Long Legal Fight In
voived.
HAS MADE MILLIONS

The following is an address Of Capt.
Massie on the sni before the recent
landowners meeting at New Canton;
"The first man to start to levee the
river was Samuel Leonard; he built
about 900 feet near Cincinnati land
ing in 1855, and abandoned the pro
ject.
The original committe formed in
1870, was C. y. Clark Chas. 7. Brew.
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The Daily
Gate City

of Belk, Tenn. Only SOC at Wilkinson
& Co., and j. F. Kiedaisch & Son.
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Our levee fifty-two miles long, cost
many thousands of dollars and some
said abandon 1t, but our people said
no. continued with brain, Drawn and
money till the 10000 acres were re-
claimed and the sanitary and agricul-
tural benefits now and for future gen
erations amount to untold millions
of money.
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PIN -. :. 9

~ tried all kinds of blood remedies
which failed to do me any good, but
have found the right thing at last. My
face was full OF pimples and black heads.
After taking Cascarets they all left. ! am
continuing the use of them and recon-
mending them to my friends. feel fine
when / rise in the morning. Hope 10
have chance to recommend Cascarets."
Fred c. Witten, 76 Elm ST., Newark, N. ],
Pleasant. Palatable, Potent Taste Good.
DO Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or GRIPPE.
ioc, loc, SIC. Never sold In bulk The Renu-
inc tablet stamped c c. Guaranteed to
cure or yoar money back s22
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11
BUS PASSENGERS

William T1yn and George o. Brad
ley OF PittsbIrg, who are largely tu-
terested iu mining at Blair New. and
who are out west on business, are
staying at the Knutsford.
Frank 7. Breach. r. D. Sterling
and W. NJ. Goold are registered at
the Wilson from Denver.
c. l.. Kinney and wife from Black
foot and B. p. Wilmington and wife
OF Shoshono are Idaho visitors u salt
Lake They are at the Cullen
>. ID. Kcolcr came mo from Provo
last uLsht and reg stored at the cullen.
NJ y. Dudley Of Hin Top, Nev. is
at the knutsiord.
Dr.. T.. Y. Van Norman OF Los Anse-
les who is Interested lu the mi.,- ot
Utah. is at the Kenyon. The doctor
is accompanied by Mrs Van Norman.
Mr.. and Mr.. \. d. Parker OF Denver
are az lhe knutstord for a Gay or
two taking IN the sights and resting
up. Mr. Parker is vice president OF
the Colorado q Southern railroad
James hin, who f. Interested in the
lumber business ln AhlNauhec. ~ az
the Knutsford. In company with Mrs.
Hill he is taking in possibilities of the
west.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald and
Mrs. %. ". Allen are down rom i'arN
city and arc at the New Windsor
Joshua Adams Of Clifton. Ida. is at
the New Windsor for few days. Mr..
Adams is largely iutero sted In the
Ianching business iu Ge1 state. and Is
down on business.
Frank l., King Of Denver is making
a short visit 10 salt Lake as represen-
tative Of the Insurance department OF
the knights Of Pythias, aud is at tho
New Windsor
The party Of 75 excursionists who
reached the city last evening from the
coast. were struggling their shoulders
and giving expressions about the cold
wind as they made Their way around
town taking In the sights today. Some
Of them. who saw the city for the first
time, expressed themselves as being
surprised az the size of the city, ana
the beautiful surroundings.
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STAGNANT
CLOSING DULL

New York March livery litue intor-
est was shown ln the stock market at
the opening today. Considerable price
changes took place iu few special
stocks. but the general market was slug
gish and almost insignificant Miuncap-
oils. st. Paul and Sault ste Marie fen
/ and Toledo. ST. Louis q Western q.
American sugar rose 1H and Atchison
O. Tho weakness OF the Erics kept the
general list at "a standstin Eric's de
cline reached ~ the hrst preferred g
and the second preferred ga, Norfolk a.
Western lost !, American Mating pre-
fcrrcd rose o. and American htct
sugar preferred T. The tone on the
market was firm at noon.
Houdg were steady.
stocks were un8itered during the noon
hour. Erie convertible OBJ bonds DROP
ped 3b Consolidation Coal jumped -.
Speculative conditions were unchans
ed az o'clock. The market was Nlr-
tually at % standstill, Cleveland, Cin-
clnuati Chicago a. ST. Louis EXTENDED
its decline TO = points
Tho market closed ABOUT steady Ihe
practical staEnation of the market was
unrelIevcd Usually dormant stocks were
Che only ones that moved appreciably.
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Addie. 1000 at q. 1000 az 4a: 1000
at Gag
Beck Tunnel 900 at 49,
Big rim 1000 at
Black Jack 1000 at aiia. buyer 3d.
Bullock 5000 ut Sos
Century l00D at p
Colorado. 1870 at 31-is.
Columbus Con. goo at 1875
Crown Point Con. 500 al 23la: 500
at "a buyer 60; 100 at %. 100 al 22ia
East Grown Point 1000 az az: 600
at "a, buyer so.
Indian Queen 200 az sag
Iron Blossom. $50 az 2.N2is. 1000 az
2S1is, buyer So
Mason Valley 500 az $50
May Day 500 at p. 500 90 22is
Miller Hill. 1900 az ga
Mountain Lake. 800 az 3S. 1 900 at
81. buyer co. 900 at 3SM. buyer 90.
Nevada HIS. 100 at lbs: 1000 AZ
1885,. 900 at 100
Ohio Copper. 100 at 7.20. 200 az 7.25.
Plutus, 500 at 1917 buyer 90
silver King. 300 az 40.
Sioux Con. 1900 40 iO7ia; 5000 AZ
l01ia. seller go.
South columbus. 800 az t46
south Iron Blossom 200 az O.
swansea Con. 200 az 90
swansea Ext 500 az 81. 1900 at 49,.
Tintic Central 100 at "a; 1000 at
49, buyer 3d.
Tntic comb. 1000 at IT,
Utah Con. 500 at ttSia.
Western Nevada, 100 az 80. 100 at 80;
100 at So; 100 at 81, 100 AT 36.
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nnsrnN cnPrER CLosE.

James 4. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Adventure, 7iaGNs. ArcadIan. 505b.
Auautlc Ifam15l4. G.. q A., ea4t3h;
g.. NJ. 30M40; ID. w, eiaH9's Granny
g4i. asked. la Sale, lflaG1t'si Mexico
Con, 37sd1. Mohawk, 62iaU64, n. b. es
069is. Oscc0la, l29dl30; quincy, 81 ask
al. shannon. 14al4s, Tenn copper
3g7s "a 4Oit United Copper, l-ul2ie, tan
Copper. 40ia6Hia. Wiuona, 'nh'2
Wyandotte, 2Na27s; T.. c.. ll35 4l--I;
East Butte. 145sallHe Lake. 1lglr4:
NJ. c. c., 30d35. s. & r., ll't
49,. United states Steel, COM, iCGH.
IT, s. s.. pfd., 44lkQ45; S. g. b., 14-i W15;
Alloucz. 3gIsm3g: AZ. Coul.. 35a35ia;
b. Coaln. 23G23ia; Cent. 29429ia; Cop.
Range. 767s07I: Franklin 1874 013a.
c. O.. qItH9ib. Mass. 8 asked Michi-
gam l0s@l0h Nevada Co, lI%dlI1si
ola Dom, 4SGiSia. Parrot, 3)is@30&
Santa Fo. 2hd2a- Tamarack S0Vsl;
Trinity l3 bid. Utah Con, 5000, VIC
toril. 4a465. Wolverine. 1.41N1. As,
Zinc. 244, asked; Corbin 1SnlSi.; Roy
ale. 2-iaG2S. Miami, 1875 d139s; New
house. 5A44; oil, 29i4 bid, Apex.
sos ID 90. North lake, So, q o;
Ahmeek, 10@145; Arizpe. s0QS5 3. g.
L "A bid: cob Cent. 45G4S, Corbin,
C2, ON; Dom. Cop, S0lo; First Nat,
6@ f67s, GLOBE, sass Hancock, ia
bid: Ia Rose. 6izG6 9-l6: A. & NJ, rs
Hlla: Begole, 1914 hid Cum. Ely 7%4
az. Chemung. 1920; Davis Daily,
3-I6iA. Ely Cons, is asked; Glroux,
SHms $40. or. Con. 7hd1 9-16; Hell
vctia. sAd3la; Majestic, 76a77
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CONCENTRATES.

David Keith, president Of the Silver
KinE Coalition Mines company has
returned ana was al his Office this
morning.
on the clifton Copper Belt Mining
company property at Deep Creek vein
has been cut at a depth OF 30 feet yh.ch
carries bsmuth which Us about 80 per
cent pure. on as pure as IL is possible
10 hnd 81 in the native state.
The total output of copper from the
Utah mines for the month of February
was 1850. 600 pounds. This BIS 100000
pounds less than last month, but beats
the output of last year which Na5
100000 pounds
h. D. Vanderbilt superintendent of
the steam shovel work of the Nevada
Consolidated property az Ely De- boo tne
city ile declares that the uiuo was
built tn order for steam sho . work.
Mr. NauderloH was formerly with the
Boston Consolidated.
Henry Hayes and Joseph Errics1n OF
ElchHe.d, large stockholders in tho
Golden Reef property, brought in sew
eun huge samples broken from "a giant
boulder yesterday The samples were
brought to the office of the company
engineer. W. ID. BONN. An assay -uls
60 to 61 per cent lead and S. 10 SO lu
gold.
l.. A. Friedman. manager of the
Seven Troughs Mining company. mas
rendered his resi- snation 10 President
j. D. Evans. IN his letter ar. Fri d.
man points out the excellent cond ton
OF the property, without a debt and
10000 shares OF stock lu the treas
ury. he declares that other interests
which ho owns VIII take am hts time
and he does not feel able % give the
property tine attention 10 needs.
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LATE LOCALS

Local Bank Clcarings-T,5s... b.,
cal bank clearinps amounted t.' '
844.bb. as compared with Sggg ..f. D..
for the same day last year.
>. y. MorctOn Returns-City p..
Der j. y. Moreton returned TODAY ,,.
. five weeks trip la the ,egt ,.I. ..,
went TO deliver the $500 O00 ,,.t.. '
sewer bonds which were recentt. '"
thorized by q special election G
signing the bonds aud deIiveripg ~
10 the trust company lu New W.
which purchased them ne visited t1
son az Yale. He was I'm Washinet.,, "
the time Of the inauguration ana ,''.
ed the principal cities in tho e5.t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11

Homcstakc Cons, bid, Tramp Cons.
MANHATTAN.
Mauh Cons. n 3. Mustang, 3 ask
ca, pmenut, q asked Mineral hl'' 2
bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada HIS. 1870 20 1856; Pittsbhlulrs
sill Peak. 90 bid. Round Mountain
SEQ bid: Rawhide Queen, 2S bid Raw
hide coalition as bid.
James A. Pollock a Co., bankers anu
brokers furnish the following lec'lNeH
over their private wire.
GOLDFiELD.
Sandstone. 10 bid: Colorado MIN 10
bid. Jumbo Ext. l0l2i NeInaL Ask
cd. Pennsylvania, asked Nehlal"
asked. Booth. 1919. Blue BUD lJo ll'
Adams, / az. silver Plek. nla' ~
Nadn Bow ln2. Black Butte Ext, lW-i
Bmc Bell Sa4: ubemla. ] bid, -.
Ives. IA asked. ConQucror. asNei'
lone star. 4 bid. g. Wonder o a-nad;
Orl 1us. Atlanta. llni2, Great Bend
1. BID. Red Ton Ext. tU5. Florence.
@ 4O03 g.: Diamonddcld 3D. B. Dour 900
G0Idueld Daisy. 500I, Combination
Fraction. .00Ul .02ia. Great Bend Ext,
@ asked. Great Bend Annex, 1885 MIL
town. 8 bid. b. p. Bonanza, l0-i re
uau0s. lf0l6. Portland. bid CrAcker-
Jack. 3a4. r Mohawk, lHl-i hed
Hills. sac. l.. Dillon. ina, Y. finger
10 asked. Grandma. 3 bid, s. ,. Ext,
asked, y. Rose. 1 asked, colorado NTH
Ext. asked. GolddeId CON. $50 ~
1.59is: Dlamondneid Triangle, gas q.
3D. H. 20 bid. Florence Ext. i@5; Gold
r11F rs a1Fcd
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FILES ITS ARTICLES.

Provo. March u.-Artlcles of incor-
poraton for the Belonia Mining and
Milling company have been filed with
the county clerk. Goshen, Utah county
is the principal place of business. The
capital stock is $4,000 IN shares OF tho
par value Of 5 cents, based on the valu-
alton Of the Bel0nia Nos. 4 and min
ing claims in the NebO mining dis
trict The directors and officers are
William Finch. president; Robert An
dersOn, vice president; j. II. Jenkins.
secretary, Wadcmar Jensen, treasur-
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STOCK MARKET is STRONGER.
Volume of Business Tncreases-Ohio
Copper Goes Higher.


Conditions on the local mining ex-
change were much better today and
fair volume of business was transact
Cd. There was not the sign 81 de-
preston that has existed for several
days Several of the stocks showed
considerable more activity than usual.
Ohio Copper, which has been going
up for several months past opened al
s., reached as high as S.25, and closed
strong al $40. on the regular mar
Ret $3.50 shares 81 stock changed hands
Resent developments IN this property
has created confidence Reports made
in the east by men who recently visited
the property have tended % give the
stock a better tone.
Grown Point was slightly higher. and
the same was true OF East Tiutic De-
vclopment. Colorado and Beck Tunnel
6poculatlng in Iron Blossom stiu con-
tinues
Tnuc Central enjoyed a fair volume
~ business on the regular board i1-
700 shares were sold az a slightly lower
Yricc than has prevailed on The open
board 1880 shares changed hands
The total number Of stocks disposed
Of this morning was 93 i0f while tho
amount represented iu tho deals was
500. 10i 80.
The curb market was lower today
than usuu, STANDARD copper sold for
l6a cents American Mining went for
@ cents Copper glauco received bid
of cents Bingham Centul-stand-
ard was offered at 1919 cents and "a bid
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LOCAL MARhETS

Creamery butter IS fiat 30 cents again
and is likely TO remain so for quite
while, as it viii not be Ions before eras.
and alfalfa are coming along. Egg.
are ON slight rise. and poultry
scarce. The days receipts include tv.
cars OF oranges. an express shipment
OF extra fine Florida tomatoes. with
southern California radishos. clu.
nowor and spinach; also. lettuce ana
spinach from Moapa. Los Angeles Is
shipping heavily OF vegetables and
fruits TO san Francisco. where there .s
a scarcity of such things ON account os
the Htc floods. Sweet potatoes ara
ON h0Ad from thc coast. with Irish d..
Rtu.s from tlr country north 0l De-
tDu.
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- TRANCIscO MNRKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoons
COMSTOCK.
Ophir. 98G94: Mexican. 52Q58: Gould
q Curry. 8 bid. con. Va. 25a26. Saw
age. 9di0: Hale g. Norcross, "a bid;
yellow Jacket 40 asked. Belchor. Is
bid. Confidence. 40 bid; Sierra Neva-
da. 2im22. ExcheQuer. 90 asked linton.
lsd 20; Chollar, 506. Potosi o bid.
TONOPAH.
Montana. Tonopah 20 bid; Tonopah
Extension. 90 bid. MacNamara. a303l.
Midway 20 old; Tonopah Belmont SO
bid West End Cons, go bid. Jim
Butler ~ bid
BULLFBOG
Mont Bullfrog ] asked. Amethyst. g
bid. Gold Bar = asked Bonnie Glare
a asked. May1ower. re- "a ~. al
sceptre. I asked. MontH. MJ. q a s..
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BETTER ROAD MN.

The result of the recent trip OF Con
Manager r. E. Wells and supt Van
housen over the san Pedro is thai
about 100000 win be expended in im-
proving the road bed. replacing wooden
bridges with steel Widculng tunnels
and Improving the Callicnte and Phoebe
dcpots. The grade between these two
points is 10 be- raised. seveuty-ave
pound steel win be- laid between Ajax
and this rIty.
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SPIKE AND HAu.

Harry Gushing returned homo last
night from Denver where no We D.
with the Lambnrdi Opera company
The troupe ana very well in The queen
city"
Kent %. keyes of tho New York
Central has gone to Idaho on railroad
business
Frcd kmckorhookcr of The Short
limo r0tn urd yesterday rom o..
Angeles.
General FRIGHT Agent >. A. Reeves
0f ihe Short Line has gone Go Chicago
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VEGETABLES.

Potatoes per peck.................,
California radlshos, bunch .............j
Parsley. per bunch ...............,.....j
Saratoga chips, per pound .......,..2i
Utah new cabbage. per pound .........i
Utah carrots, per peck ......-........ei
California lettuce. two punches ,,.,..u
Cranberries two for ...............,,.si
= sprouts. pound ..............,.,,,.2
khuharb pounds ...,.-..........,.,.i
Sweet spuds. pound ..........,...,......l
Cucumbers. each ............,....,...,2j
Onions, per pound .,................,..5
Utah caulihower, per pound ........laii
Green onions, three for.....,....-..,...l.
Artichokes two for ..........,.......,i5
Celery ...... .,-....,......5c and . Tor %
Tomatoes. per pound ..............,...2Q
Utah asparagus. per bunch..,.....,.,l5
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RAILROAD NEWS
WIZ REApJusr RATES.
Missouri Traffic Officials TO Meet for
This Purpose.

ST. Louis. Mo-. March 10.-A con-
ference Of the executive traffic OF
ficials of the Missouri lines has been
called here for tomorrow 20 consider
the action 10 be taken in the restora-
ton OF passenger ratos. The general
passenger agents have decided 10 re-
commend full restoration OF rates 90
the chief traffic executives as early
as possible
Local tariffs can DO restored on
ten DAYS notice and all lines have
made tho necessary preparations IN
detail in tariff posting and distribution
az soon az authority Is given by the
higher officials 20 put In the Old
rates.
While il Is believed that action la
that regard will be- unanimous some
OF the lines are favoring a rate OF
two and one-half cents por mile for
The main lines and three cents for
tho branches They contend that n
such a policy should be adopted the
state authorities would abandon AN
steps for AN appeal 90 the supreme
court Of the United States and AN
further rate litigation would be dropp-
ed
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.


Especial 70 the News
Park city. March 1.-THE following
amount of ore was shipped out of Park
De- "a small decrease as compared % tho
month OF January. but is accounted
for ON account of the railroads being
blocked with snow and the month ha-
ms a short one. DAILY West, 2.375,u0
pounds. silver King 1,0s9l0e, Daily
Judge. 3O49.3i0; American Flag. llTs50.
the Grassill Chemical company TO-
cleveland Ohio. .4s5. 800; making % to-
tai of l5.liL5iO pounds.
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WOOL


ST. Louis. March ll.-Wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. 1919,
fine mediums lGN 20. fine, u0ls.
LONDON.
London March 10.-A better seIec-
tiou OF 1926 bales was offered no the
wool sales today. All grades were iu
eager demand at hardening rates Amer
leans outhid continental buyers and Sc
cured the best parcels OF merino greasy
az is grad and also "a good quantity ~
crOssbrceds, which were in large supply.
Home traders were large buyers.
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TRACKs no BE RAISED.

In view ~ the encroachment Of the
lake 10 within "a inches of the tracks
OF tho Western Pacific along the
south shore, the rOadbed viii be- raised
25 inches for five ana "a half miles
where laid in the lake az a cost on
$4,000. Two construction trains and
800 men win be- put Co work next week
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ON "a short business trip.

ON "a short business trip.
Quite a force Of men has hoo.
t' WORK on the now Rio Grundo p. pot
aa the weather now admits of ,l
construction. 'dln
The &. VI. s. st. =. will oy,..,....
spring, from Billings 90 Cons. I anis
Mont the gateway To- tho y.T.. l9.
Park. The company is in fbo ,...,I'
Tor 10000 toms of steel rails.
Courts
w n. Nco. travoIip.
agent OF the Penns, lva3i, lsrg
Denver is In town on a businos,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11
PERSONALS.

ID. J. Patterson, chief architect .,
the Hartman depot. is in tb, rll,
20 inspect the progress beme ngdt
His time this morning was spert ir
looking over the work and he rvrrss.
ed himself as well pleased Afr s,5
Mrs Patterson are at the Kuutsfori
and win leave for Seattle. tomorrow