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Early in Week Were Some Mis-
giyings but Soon Gave Place
To Confidence.
PRICES HIGHER ALL AROUND.
Renewal of Profit Taking Caused
Some Irregnlarity Close
Was Active.

New York July 3l.-After dull resist
ance to some misgivings of the techni-
cal position the stock market gathered
force for q renewed advance late In the
week. The action of United States Steel
on the advance in the dividend rate OF
3 per. cent and the Improvement In
earnings. which was regarded as only.
moderate. had reassuring effect on.
speculative sentiment SO did the rise
in Union Pacific to new high level
above 200. Crop advices. except cotton,
were unfavorable and confidence in main
tained ease of the money market was
8unfmpaired. The prospect OF mn early
end of the tariT struggle was a factor
in the market OF the latter part of the
week # L,
Trading In stocks was active at the
opening today and prices were higher
all around. Gains Us a rule were moder-
Smelling and Great Northern Ore Ger
gtiicates rose 4 and Northern Pacific q.
a squirt In Reading carried it up III
to 161. the high price for the year. Unit.
ed States Steel, Union Pacific and Atch-
sison added u. fraction to their record
prices, the first named selling at "a.
Selling=tto realize carried back Union.
5Pacitlc9a point and the market reacted.
American EIide & Leather preferred had
risen 2sss, Delaware u Hudson and
and Consolidated Gas j. Central Rail-
road of New Jersey and Wheeling &
Lake Erie lost I. The tone was quieter
and irregular at the end OF the first
hour.
The market closed irregular and ac-.
tive. Another concerted buying move
inient carried United States Steel to T2Is,
Reading to 1925 and Atchison to 1858 !.
American Hide & Leather preferred
rose 81, American Car and United
states Rubber 2A. Canadian Pacific and
Great Northern Ore Certificates and.
National Lead 1 ~. There was re-
newal Of proft-taking sales which threw
some irregularity into the price move
ment again. Union Pacific ran off to i
below last night and Chicago 4 Alton
fell q
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SEWER STILL BLOCKED.
Laterals Paid for by Property Owners
Rendered Useless.

b s. d
Although 30 miles of lateral sewers
are constructed on the west side no
connections can be made by the prop
serty owners because the interception
sewer is Blocked up with sand and
gravel. City Engineer Louis C. Kelsey
was given an appropriation OF $500
three months ago to clean out the
sewer but the work has not been
completed The trouble lies at Fourth
South street, Seventh South street
and First South street along Eighth
West street. The. waterways which
We're placed at these intersections by
Street Supervisor Jake 7. Raleigh had
no bottoms and sand gravel3and de-
bris flushed from the streets washed
into the sewer and blocked 1t up.
Complaints have been made to the
various departments. but the residents
have been unable to get much satis-
faction. Kelsey said this morning
that he had spent the $500 In
cleaning out the sewer already and a
lot more. He says that he has two
shifts of men at work and will put
three shifts on to finish up. the work.
In the meantime, the residents are
paying interest on their sewers and
waiting. They hope to be able to
make a connection with the sewe. be-
fore winter time
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NEW INTERESTS TAKE HOLD.
Many New Faces Seen on Board of
The United Shelters Company.

New York, July 2l.-As a result Of.
new interests coming into the United
SHELTERS Railway 4 Copper company,
several changes In the list of the COM
pany,s officers and directors were made
at the meeting of the board OF directors
Mt Cleveland e. NJ. Cobb resigned as
president and as director. AS an express
sion Of confidence. Mr.. Cobb WAS there
upon reelected a director of the com.
5pany. L. N. Pennock of Cleveland was was
as secretary and as director. Willard
Pennock was elected director f. 3.
Draper resigned as director and An
drew S. Epson of Cleveland was elect
ed a director,
The new board is constituted as fol-
lows. j. N. Pcnnock, Cleveland !; War
ner Moore, Richmond, Va; W. p,
White, Parkersburg. w. w; r. a.
Baldwin, Grand Rapids, Mich; Willard
Pennock, Minerva, o.; a. IL. Hawse,
Clarksburg, w. Va; Andrew S, Epson,
Cleveland: ]. f. Hackell. Bradford, Pa;
f, NJ. Cobb, Chicago
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JULY MARKET IS THE
SL0WEST IN YEARS
Trading During the Past Week WIS
The Smallest for the Present car
-Tarifr8 Believed to be Cause.

with The close of the local mining
market at noon today the smallest
amount of trading IN two years was was
registered for July and the slo"es'll
week of this year was brought 70 U
close. The dull month of July last year ear
heat out the month of july this yeai
with several thousand to spare.
Throughout the month stocks have
been nervous and depressed; Securities
whose Intrinsic value would warrant
9 far better prices were extremely dtfll
# for the entire month The lead silver
mines were the ones that suffered most
and everything would indicate that the
tariff situation has been the cause or
the trouble. No one has heretofore
shown, any inclination Ito push work.
IN the mining fields and money for
such projects has been extremely
scarce Persons who are close to big
+ mining affairs declare that 1t has been.
q several years since such dizziness was.
encountered Even during the panickyt
times of 1907 the local market did not
4 reflect conditions any weaker than
does the market at the present time.
with the tariff question out OF the,
way it lis the general belief among the
mining men or the country that mining
WIN take on new life and many propo-
sitions that are now at a standstill VIII
be pushed through,
The market today was better than
usual and during the short session s3a,
6S5.25 worth of stocks We're sold. The
total number of shares in the transact
@tions was 29,110.
The total number of shares sold DUR
Ing the month of July was 1,oao,7l2
and the amount represented was
81. 49,, 705.O2 Last year this showing
made during the month of July was
2,390,73S shares of stock sold for $3.50
1854 and the year before was !, 1885,
8672 shares of stock, sold for 81, zoe, 647. h3.
columbus Consolidated came in for
considerable boosting this morning and
the stock was carried from S1.55 up
to S1,671a. Selling was heavy but the
stock continued to- get stronger.
Iron Blossom is apparently getting
better. Lower Mammoth reached a
new high price this morning when it
went at 10 cents.
on the curb market large array of
stocks made their appearance and quo
.tations were made on more stocks
than have been seen in many days
Nearly all OF the active curb issues
were out. The only sales registered
were Bingham Central Standard at
27h cents and Big Three ut $3.50.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Il
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LIVESTOCK.

South Omaha, July sl.--Cattle ~ Re-
5ceipts. 800; market unchanged. Western
steers, .. so M5. 81. Texas steers !. 90 as 90;
range COWS and heifers, 2.75dt4 so; can
sners. .oo@ 500: stockers and feeders.
stays 75@451. !
Receipts. 1850: market TO 1oc.
higher. Heavy, 7.40dp7.60; mixed $50
$50; lights. IS al .so: pigs. s.Ooa7 8
bulk Of sales. rs o. 80.
p Shecp-Receipts. 1907 market steady.
Yearlings,5 4.75a6,s5: lambs. 6.5oQ75o.
CHICAGO.
Chicago July Overwhelmingly es-
timated at 200; market steady. Beeves,
4. 356lf.45; Texas steers, A .OO0p5. co; west
sern steers. 4Oo@6.25; stockers and feed
5ers. 3.o0@5.10: cows and heifcrs, aDlD
$40: calve, 5000. 10.
Hogs-Eyeceipts estimated at 1900;
market mostly 1oc. higher. Lights 7.45
rough. 7.so@7.5o; good to choice heavy.
]. 50asl0 pigs, 6,6o@76o; bulk Of sales.
7.55@7.9O.
sheep Receipts. estimated at 5000:
market steady. Native; 3.ooa 5.2; vest st
lambs. native, 4,5o9775; western. 4.5o9
Z. go. 5S3
II KANSAS CITY,
Kansas City. July 81. Cattle Receipts.
900: market steady. Native steers, 4 .25
@T.65: native cows and heifers. 2.e5@
h25 stoclers and feeglers. 8. % at. 20
bulls, s2,s0G4.25: calves. 3.50@7.o co.; west
ern steers, 4.0O@6 90; western cows. 2.T5
.@4.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market Be high
err Bulk of sales. z .40@07.7o; heavy, ITO
OTIS; packer and butchers. 1909 no;
lights. 7.a5 .55: pigs, s. 5oa7.25.
Sheep-Receipta 500; market steady.
Muttons 4.O015.25; lambs, 5.50@T,25;
range wethers. 3.75ah Is; range ewes.
8 % I5 90.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

i + s. .
Chicago, July 3l-Lower cables and
favorable news from the spring wheat
country sent wheat prices off today.
July deliveries were 10000 bushels. This
option opened " to VI under yesterday
at 107 to 1.07l4. touched rs and then
declined to 1.06A September opened
unchanged to y down, at 1.oaS to 1.0s,s,
touched .04. but later declined to .03 9s !,
where the market steadied.
Deliveries OF corn on July contracts
today were 10000 bushels. This delivery
opened unchanged to lc, down at 40 to
69c. and steadied at 69ls, with little
doing. September began the day un-
changed to Is lower. at 66 to 66h. but
dropped early to e5ss Favorable wealth
tcr was the chief factor. although senti-
ment seemed mixed.
Market for oats was irregular Sep
TENDER opened shade to Y lower at
3S1sd'A to IS and sold to 3Sss
Provisions were dull but steady In
sympathy with an advance i'll live hogs.
Opening prices were unchanged to 10c.
higher
Close-Wheat-July 1.O5BM1. 0s; Sept,
1.04?dt9; Dec, 1.02ss mA; May, l.05&.
Corn5July. 6sh: Sept, 669M; Dec,
81 q M55; May, 55ss
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WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.

,rhfrty-three births were reported dur.
ing the week to the city board Of
health. OF this number. 1s are males
and u females. For the week there.
We're "a deaths, ii males and 10 fe-.
males. There were nine bodies shipped
here for burial
Twelve cases of contagious and in
fectious diseases We're reported to the
board. They consisted of one case of
smallpox. three cases of typhoid fever,
five cases of scarlet fever. and three
cases of whoopingcough.
+ Four houses are still under quaran-
tine on account of smallpox, II houses
on account of scarlet fever. three houses
on account oftdiphtheria, and there arc
two smallpox patients in the isolation
hospital
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET,

New York, July s1.--Money on call
nominal. f.,5
go days. 211s per cent for 90 DAYS
21a at 2S per cent for six months
F3& per cent.
Close prime mercantile paper S&
to per cent
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business in banker bills at s4.S5.30l
at 40 for so day bills and at SASS
at So for demand. 3
E Commercial bills, s4.s41s at SIS.
Bar silver, COX cents.
Mexican dollars. cents.
Government bonds steady. railroad.
bonds firm II
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REHABILITATION
TINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.

The following shipments We're made
4 from the Tintic district for the week
ending Friday night On account of
the Knight smelter being closed all the
ore was shipped to the smelter Of the
Salt Lake valley. The shipments
were. Sioux Consolidated, 16 cars;
colorado, IS. dragon Iron, IS; Iron
Blossom, 49, Gernini 8; Victoria a;
Grand Central, G: Ajax, i; Mammoth,
8; Eagle & Blue Bell,t2; Yankee Con-
.solidated 2: Bullion-Be 3: East
Tintic Development. 2: May Day. q;
Uncle Sam Consolidated, s.; Centenni-
lal-Eureka, Al; Scranton A. Total, lS7
ears
+Designates 20 ton cars, all the others
were the regulation 50-ton size.
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MOTOR CAR TO RUN
ON THE MALAD BRANCH.
Oregon Short Line to Experiment.
With Novel Rolling Stock
For Short Runs.
Especial to the News 2

3 Ogden, July s1.--As an experiment
1t lis reported in railroad circles, that
the Oregon Short Line company Will
put a motor car on the Brigham City
Malad branch in the near future The
service will be for a distance OF SO milos
and will include the towns of Brigham
City, Fielding, Riverside, fremont.
Garland, Corinne and Malad
II this service proves satisfactory
the Union Pacific will undoubtedly es-
tablish the motor car service between
Ogden and Park City. The motor cars
will carry two trailers and will be
equipped for the carrying OF mail and
express.
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RAILRoADEis pESs1oNEp,

- 5pEciaI- 10 The 'News.s) u
Ogden, July SIC. II. O.Hornett, the
Oldest railroad man In the interinoui-
l taln country, was retired on a pension
yesterday by the Southern Pacific com
pany whom he has served for Al years
and one month with faithful and salts
factory service Charley O'Hornett Is
probably one of the best known rail-
road men In the west and during his
service with the Southern Pacific he
has seen 1t grow from the old Central
Pacific. controlled by Huntington, STAN
1 lol, !, hopkins and Others to the mod
.ern Southern Pacific controlled by IIar.
llnan, Kuhn, Loeb, Schiff and Others.
de retires with best wishes Of every
man on the road from Frisco to Ogden.
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CONCENTRATES.

irving D. Lowe OF the ID. B. Lowe
brokerage house returned yesterday
from fishing trip to Idaho. j. L.
Sheets is still there hooking the finny
tribe while E. l.. Sheets is arranging
to do a little "'fiy" work himself. He
Will leave for Idaho tonight. 55S
At meeting of the Beaver Carbon
ate Mining company yesterday 1t was
voted to authorize the Issuance of S100,-
900 convertible bonds and increasing
the capital stock of the company from
100000 shares to 100000 shares. This
was done TO provide money for the
construction of a mill and provide the
mine with heavier equipment,
President George f. Learned of the
Nevada-Uta Mines & Shelters has
announced that interests friendly to the
company will erect a smelter at Phoebe.
j. p. t5askeli, western manager of the
company has been instructed to go
ahead with a location and plans. The
general nlan is for the work to be done
by am independent company and pro-
vide smelter of 500 tons capacity.
Arrangements are being made by
Mate Fitch and others for the or
sytr'zuttcn IF the Eureka City Mines
cnts,-sa,,.- whiah will prospect under
the fTure,sS townsite, The company
tHlll De tslIfitdi'Ztti p ip-ppvV'
properly owners nf tho city are to get
IN on tile stock by putting in their land
on the proposition. The company
agrees not TO mine within 100 feet of the
surface.
Within the next few days articles Of
incorporation will be filed for the Sill
yer Island Coalition Mines company.
nf which Murray T.. King will5be presi-
dent. Davis Morrison, vice president;
| I. L. Pratt. secretary and treasurer.nnd
NJ. H Smith and Mrs. Hannah Pratt,
with the officers, compose the director
ate. The capitalization Is to be $780,
900. with shares at 10 cents each. The
company Will ouerate ~ claims in the
Silver Island district.
For more than six weeks the DAILY
Judge mines at PAX City have been
| working on the extension of the On
itario-Daly fissure. which was opened
UP on their ground The ore body has
| been opened up in fine shape. although
at the local Office no information Is be-
| ing given out From the 1900 Level
1 some time ago a drift was started to
1 the southwest with an idea of catching
| the Ontario-Daly assure extension
/ The ore which is a milling grade. con-
tanning some zinc. but which can be
made TO yield a good profit. has beer
/ opened up for 10 or IL feet In the large
stope. On the foot wall Is a good
4 streak of high grade that is being
broken down with machine drills.
II .7-i5tit
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FIRST STEEL PULLMAN.
(speeiaI ID the ..News.,l

E5lCCIstI. Int NeWS.
Ogden, July 3t.Something new iii
coach building was exhibited In the
railroad yards yesterday in a coach
built entirely Of steel for the Hartman
system, nhe coach was built by tho
Pullman company and is handsome and
deliberately finished. The doors. floors
and window frames are of light steel
and there Is nothing in the coach OF an
ilntiamable material. The car is being
used as an experiment and If found
satisfactory under all conditions 1t is
stated the Hartman lines will Mace
an order with the Pullman company
for many Of the coaches.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Centennial Phoebe Mining com
pany filed Its articles of incorporation
this morning with the secretary OF
state. The capital stock amounts to
100000, divided into shares at 50 cents
each. The company owns several
claims in Lincoln county, Nevada. c..
p. Brooks is president, j. f. Elan visE
president. and NJ. C. Godbe secretary
and trea Sllrer !.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE,
4 RANK cIiE:ARINGs.

New; YORK. July 0--Bradstreet'ss bank
gcIearlngs for the week ending July "
shows an aggregate or 81 ~ SOL ooo. "a. "a
against ss.O11,s6I,0W last week and W W
So4, 72a 900 in the corresponding week las i,s.
year. The following Is ~ llst oi 1, .,ls
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REALTY DEAL.

Ashton & jenkins have sold for $500
to C. Frank Emery, the place and bust
ness of ]. Fl. Preece, at Seventh South
and West Temple streets, where Mr..
Emery will 60 into business.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, July 31.--Wool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. q OF;
fine mediums. 1904: fine, 1301S.
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PROSPERITY
COVERS |: The LAND
Crop Reports from Everywhere
Are Favorable, Winter Wheat
Being Nearly Harvested.
EVERYTHING IS ENCOURAGING
Confidence Increases Faster Than A.
tiyity in Business Docs, and Has
Great Uplifting Power

New York, July so.--R. q, Dunn i.
Cos Sos Weekly Review Of Trade win
say: 7" y
Crop reports are favorable Win
winter wheat nearly harvested. I'M
excellent condition in the iron and
steel trade, emphasized by the "a
port Of the principal producers ar.
maintained. Reports from the prjnr,.
scouraging. & ~ :. 10y en- IN.
81 July failures have made the sinai loy,.
months total Of liabilities since ear,,,
IN 1907 Confidence. it is true, i in :
5c ere faster than present trade ae,.
5ivity, and prospects or coming apri
cultural and Industrial prosperity s ara
si<ores pronounced than Immediate bus
mess, but this confidence appears y
have an immense uplifting power -
The shoe trade Is not active hu,
some improvement continues and fall
orders are placed by WHOLESALER
y Leather buyers continue to hold Of
but the market is strong. -
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FORENOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 1000 at A.; 500 at A.,
seller 60.
Bingham Arnalgamated. 1000 at II.
Carisa 500 at 1.00 buyer 60; 100 at 80.
Colorado. 400. at 197,a. XVI
Columbus. 700 at 1.55: 100 at 1.60. SELL
or five; 100 at l.621s; 200 at 1855; 1900
at 1.65, seller 60; LOO at L671a.
Crown Point 500 at 14ha.
East Crown Point, 500 at 3.
Grand Central, 400 at $50; 900 at
2.47l.
IRON Blossom, 500 at 145; 500 at 1421las;;
10 at 1.37ia.
Mineral Flat, 500 at 10.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 4.65.
Silver King. 900 at 400.
Sioux Con, 400 at Ito.
South Iron Blossom, 1000 at ~.
Uncle Sam, 1,10O at rs.
Utah Con-, 1000 at 12h
Yankee, 500 at "a; 200 at %.
OPEN BOARD,
Black Jack, 500 at 2311a.
Columbus, 200 at 1 .621a; 100 at 1865.
Grand Central, 300 at ESQ; 200 DIT
IRON or Blossom, 100 at 1.42gs: 400 at Ids.
Lower. Mammoth, 500 at 40.
Mason Valley, 100 at 2.15.
Mineral Flat, 500 at 10; 500 at u a.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at %
Seven Troughs, 500 at 161s.5
South Columbus Con-, 500 at 20, sell
er 60.
Uncle Sam, 100 at rs; 100 at n.
Yankee, 500 at 2S.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call 1880 $ 19.05O. %
Open board ...s.:.. 10000 13,s35.0o
Totals %, 10 S 1856. o5Ni
Weeks totals ~. < 371,042 S 9S.424.T4
Months totals. i ,930,712 81, 1892, 7o5, 49,.
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RANK STATEMENT.

Il New York. July sl.-7'rhe statement Of Of
clearing house banks for the week ts
tha reo,,iremen of the % per cent
reserve res rule This is a decrease OF ssl,-i
sss IN the proportlonate cash reserve
MS compared with last week. me stare are
,,,apt folloNS. gyi5l5s t]st5
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oats--July. IS; sept. sss; Dec, IS y !;
May 40K6 "a u .Ss. ~ y, v
porkJuly 20 40, Sept, 29.e1 z ;53ssaln''
IL Iard4-July, sept \ .as@li:
oct. Nov, 10 VIZ ep 'ai';'
ribs aa.ss Sept, 10. % @ % 4
of Ry;e1 Ca Il Has: Sept 7s X
Barley-c Cash. 5Sdl6S, s$8 Y,
,rinothy-Sept, 3. dD3.7o. i. = 53. ia f. ~
Clover-Cash. 10. So; March, u, %. ~.
sWheat-Black rust reports from the
northwest lent strength ater, selpte,,a-5
Der sold to 1.0fss and closed !; sl ,aa
ia IA i. over yesterday ut 4 .04 Is g o.
E Corn.-Thc close was steady ana and! .te q,
ttureless, September q shade down down ~
$50 X. 81
Mi SUGAR AND I'd. 8coFffi La
New York, July. 81. Sugar, rnW, iiri m
f1rail refining, 3is; centrifugal. Ss test y y
aus; rlolasses sugar, 4. y, (, 8
rs Refined Steady. Crushe 10
ed, s.a5; graduated 4; 95.- ~, 4 =, !,
~
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TEST OF THE ORES.

Tests have been made on the ores
and it has been demonstrated that
with a sO-ton mill running for 800
3 DAYS, that approximately $4,000 can
be realized. 1t is figured that
work the additional reserves that.
would be opened up would place the.
company on an excellent basis Tor
future possibilities and do away with
further. assessments.
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j. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
3s4 Atlas. Bell. 147o. Res. 3o04-z.
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Floating at saltair-it's Glorious.
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Deinijohns ~. ..,.. ..... .0i ........
West quincy ,..t........, 20 u
Thompson 10
/ b Central Standard. ... III 90
silver King Con........ so loo y
Big Three .......... 300 .,......
Ohio Kentucky ......... 40 $685.. ..
Wheeler ....... .0S
E DAILY 100
DAILY West 1925 $50
Bing. Copper ........... 1890. .0S
{ Phoebe King ..........., ,..,.... .2S
North Colorado .,...... .05 s
United Sunbeam ........ 1.25
Three Metals .0S I
Chief Consolidated .... Las LBS
Ely Witch .26
Ely Central .72 80
Mcdonald Ely .....,.s. 10 30 Is
Biscuit .05
West Yoringtotn. ......a.. .0t q
Yerington Malachite ;. 20 so 2f
West Mountain Placer. .05 IL
Seven Troughs Con. E........ .09
Seven Troughs Coalition ......... 80
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Irving D. Lowe OF the d. B. Lowe
brokerage house returned yesterday.
from fishing trip to Idaho. ]. l..
Sheets is still there hooking the finny
tribe, while E. L. Sheets is arranging
to do a little nf1y'' work himself. He
will leave for Idaho tonight
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
Federal Ely ..5.......,....II .s,...l 90
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AMOUNT NECESSARY,

For the purposes mentioned It is
declared that the following amount
should be available; retracking, re-
$4,000; mill, 100000: additional
claims, $4,000, development 1b,000:i
liabilities, $4,000 making total Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31

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