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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
AcmvrrY M COLD MouNrAIN.

Visitors 10 the Gold Mountain min
ing district located about 80 miles south
OF Goldaeld, report a great deal Of work
being done which viii result In good
camp being opened there In the near
future. small shipments of ore have
been made from several properties and
the ore is said 10 carry good values.
the predominatlng values being Ia gold,
with some lead and silver. some Of lhe
ore taken out is exceptionally h gh
Grade some of the old mines Ion tus
section are bciug worked and among
the old bonanziH which are shipping
ore Is mentioned the kattlesnuke, one
OF the oldest ana best shippers In
southern Nevada. The Randolph prop
erty is also said To- be- making a fine
showing.
A 1000 gallon tank left Gohheld re-
Gently for Gold Mountain, consigned 10
Bob Crosby who has completed the
erection OF hve stamps of the old West
ern min which for long time stood
noa- the brewery Ia GOldheld, ana Ia
"a snort time the mill, with a supply
of water 90 Dee held in reserve in thc
biz galvanized tank, VIII begin 20
pound on ore.
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VIII VINE ruNcsrEN ORE.
Modern Machinery Now Being In
stalled at the Tungsten Property.

Arthur G.. Burritt, president OF the
Ohana Mining company. who recently
returned from visit to the property In
the Blackhorse mountains, Nevada, re-
ports great preparations going on for
the development OF the noted Tungsten
property, located about 20 miles south
Of Osceola. The mine has been de-
veloped for years past in a desultory
sort of way, but much more energetic
campaign Of development work is go
ing TO be carried out under the direc-
tion OF Mr.. Fletcher, who is installing
an air compressor and machine drills.
Good deposits OF tungsten ore are not
common in the United states. Another
important deposit Is known to exist
about IL miles south OF Benson. In Co
chise county, Arizona, in the Whet-
stone mountains, In the form Of WOLF
ramlte, the tungstate Of manganese
and iron IL Is said TO be unlike any
other deposit known. and occurs in a
light oolored granite that is intrusive
in mica schist and limestone The
ore Is said TO be an original constit-
uent Of the granite, and after being
mined and handpicked. assayed about
10 per cent tungstic trioXidc.
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INLAY SAID TO Be
IMPROv|%C RAPIDLY
Joseph 1ppman Says Three Shifts
Win Soon be Put 90 Work
In the Mil.

Joseph Llppman. who returned yes-
terday from the INLAY mine in Hum
boldt county, Nevada, reports the mine
IN splendid condition, with every pros
pect OF making a dividend payer. The
management is much pleased over the
new developments I'm the No. ! level.
where a new ore body has been dis
covered which bids fair to rival any
deposit found In the property thus for
The ore is sulphide and carries good
values.
At the present time two shifts are
working at the mill. which is giving
satisfactory account OF itself As
soon as the water flow increases suf-
hcently another shift will be put to
work. This will not be long A ship
ment or concentrates Is now on the
way TO market and Superintendent Tur-
ner expects 10 send along another one
next week. The reserves Of the mine
which is gold proposition, are being
added 20 right along, and steady pro-
duction is said TO merely be a ques-
ton OF time.
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REAL ESTATE and BUILDING

The James estate. in the southeast
ern part OF the city. comprising %
acres. has been acquired by the Ma
tional Real Estate and Investment COM
pany, and Is being plated tor subdivi-
sion. With the purchase goes pri-
mary water right, guaranteeing an
ample flow at all times.
The subdivision consists OF 626 lots,
and will b. known as the CleTmont.
II has six north and south streets and
fve east and west avenues. The streets
will be named Cummings, Center,
Bythe, Wiltord, Woodruff and Seven
teenth East, while the avenues will be
known as Hughes, Hudson, Fulton,
Crandall ana Atkins. The ground at
The present time is occupied by the old
James ranch house ana outbuildings.
Homes for moderate prices with
building restrictions or sl500 Will be
the feature OF this addition. IL rs IN
the Immediate vicinity OF the great
plant of the salt LAKE Pressed brck
company.
The bank clearings yesterday, for the
first time in many months showed a
decrease from those OF the same day
last year. The total for the day was
sl.lU4. lO00i, a loss Of . per cent over
last year.
distillery will shortly be located Va
the vicinity of Salt Lake, this beng
brought about By the recent purchase
by VI. &. Applegate OF the Franklin,
Tenn, business. The location TOT thu
pant has not been selected.
A noted architect has been added 20
the city's population in }. IA. Kent. Of
Helena. Mont. who has brought his
family 20 make Salt Lake his pernna
nent home MT Kent Is one OF the best
known architects In the intermountaln
west. He has opened offices In the
Newhouse building.
The Ovanda Is new subdivision
which has been acquired In the south
eastern part OF the city by the Homer
Realty company. The addition contains
b lots and b. located one block south
of Eleventh south street on me Ninlh
East ear line Cement sidewalks are
20 be- constructed and water piped 10
the curb.
Dr Frank 81 MOormcistor has pur-
chased from the salt Lake Security
ana Trust company a i've room modern
BUNGALOW for $4,000 II 10 situated ut
$40 Hamilton place, Is finished in mis-
aion and has electric lighting and gaa
In Hamilton place this season by the
Blrrcll- Ship Realty company
Two sales, engineered by the Birrell-
Ship Realty company and the Homer
Realty company for the Salt Lake Sc
curity a Trust company, have hoen
made CA Tenth avenue. Il. Arthur
Gardiner. for $3.50, acquired No. 42l,
and No. 3s7 was bought by Abraham
Woln for the same consideration. Both
are modern bungalows, OF six rO0ina
with al modern features.
The Ashton jenkins company have
sold 70 Professor William NJ. stewart.
~ the University OF Utah, a fine new
house al Mondell avenue and Third
South, between Twelfth ana ThirteAnth
East. for $1,000 II Is a lO-roOm strlc-
ture, OF brick and stone, with cement
porches The interior Anish Is In hard
wood.
A new doub,e house Il being erected
W Stringhan Dr0s.. Managers " the
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CHANGES NARROW
CLOSE WAS FIRM

New York Nov i0-Openlng changes
IN prices we're narrow IN spite OF quite
active trading. Many stocks started
unchanged from yesterdays prices anu
the small gains and losses were evenly
divided Northern Pacific declined n In
ternatlonal Paper preferred gained and
pittsburg Coal e. The weakness OF
pennsylvania. Reading and Union raciho
made IL difficult to hold Up the list.
Denver a Rio Grande broke 2 points.
Minneapolis. ST. Louis IA, Pacific Tele-
phone Ia. Pennsylvania. Northern Pa
cinc American Wooden. American Agti-
cultural Chemical and United Railways
& 1nyeetmeut l. some recovery was
made later IN sympathy with the hid-
ding up Of tho interborough- Meropoli-
tan stocks. Activity dwindled on tue
rally Colorado southern second pre-
ferred. Corn Products and the fittsburg
prices hardened slowly but there was
little business done. Buttcrlck PUBLISH
Ing rose Utah Copper ? and Baltimore
ment preferred fell and western
linton, Pullman and American steel
Foundries l.
Ronds were steady.
Scarcely any demand prevailed and
stocks we're offered down. New NorK
Central Yielded Ia. Great Northern pre-
ferred p ana New York Central and
International Harvester ]. Pacific Mall
gained a point.
temporary hardening OF prices failed
To arouse any following and the mar
kct sold or again National Biscuit
and Mercantile Marine preferred lost ],
American Sugar * and New York Cen
trial and Manhattan ]. ST. Louis South
western preferred advanced "a point
There was some improvement at ;
o'clock.
The market closed firm The slow
hardening OF prices I'm the final half was
based ON an assumption that tho adj
vance Of the Bank OF Englands rate
tomorrow was Improbable Union Pacific
rose / y, Amalgamated Copper and St
Paul l. Pennsylvania got np 20 40
United States Steel 90 10. ST. Joseph and
Grand Island second preferred rose 2ss
fittsburg. c. G. and st. T. and Inter
borough metropolitan ~ and fnterna-
tiOnal Pump. Anaconda ana American
Cotton OIL ].
Delaware d Hudson fen T.
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BARNEY's CANYON ROCK.
Taken From Shaft sunk by Jesse
knight similar 20 Bingham Mines.

Samples OF rock shown today from
the bottom of the SHAFT now being
sunk by Jesse Knight az the North
Bingham company's property at the
head Of Eamey's canyon. are interest
ing from the fact that the formation
and character of the rock seems 10 be
Identical with that OF Bingham. The
smart Is In vein matter which has a
talcy appearance and carries pyritos Of
iron which d said to be associated with
other metals A force Of 10 or - men
are said 10 be al work at the property.
AT The Argus property in the same
vicinity tunnel Is being run farther
down the canyon. with the idea OF
crOsscutting the big vein which outcrops
on the hill. and which Is thought 10
have some connection with the mines
OF Bingham At the Argus there are
about six men working and az the dis
lance of 200 feet from the mouth OF the
tunnel some iron is being encountered
similar, II Is said, 10 that found near
the surface In the SHAFT being sunk by
Jesse Knight at tho North Bingham.
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis Nov i0.--wooi steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. nds; nne
mediums. % ia 20 ine. hQO
BOSTON.
Boston, Nov, p.-With little available
wool Ia sight, advancing prices and wen
stocked worsted mills tho local wool
market ls duh. ana dealers are hecom-
ina more aud more Interested IN the 1910
clip, Reports have been received OF
sales Of several millions pounds OF terri
tory on the Sleeps back az $50 to &c,
but most OF the growers are holding for
higher prices. The leading domestic
quotations range rs followsi
Secured values
Texas iino. 70 months, isd7S. fne. 6
to \ months, Ggu70; fine fall, $500.
California northern, cSH7Q; middle
county ga co. fall free, dO052
oregon eastern No ] staple, $3.50;
eastern clething 7oU7s; valley, No. ],
51n6S.
Territory mo staple. 77dso fine me-
dunn staple, 700j2, fine clothing. roo
1ai nue medium clothing, UM6s, half
blood ,Ju7c; three-eig hths-blood, 6SQ
foi qusrtor-blood. 67T6S
Pulled extra. 7SU Is; nne A, esg7O; a
supers, oo0Ch
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CONCENTRATES.

Manager George II. Dern telephoned
from Mercur today that there is nearly
two feet Of snow in camp today.
Reports from some Of the mines at
Alta this morning stated that upwards
% is inches OF snow had fallen since
yesterday
IN the party who left last night for
Arizona and New Mexico in y. G. Jack.
lng's private car 10 inspect the RAY
Con, ella and Chino mines. were
Charles Hayden, II. NJ Blackmer, G.
L. Robinson, J. II. Waters, c. NJ.
MacNeill. =. =. Shove. X. r. Rabbit,
A. Chester Beatty NJ. n Furlsrd, W.
Hinckel smith, j. p. Cobb and Sher-
wood Aldrich. They spent yesterday
at the Utah Copper. and had dinner last
evening at the Alta club.
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REVIVAL OF SILVER REEF.
Discovery Of iOO-Ounce Ore Reported
In COmpany's Property.

Reports from the old Silver Reef
camp IN Washington county are to the
effect that hlghgrade silver ore has
been discovered In the property Of the
Reet Mining company in that section
Henry Welte, manager OF the compa-
ny's holdings, has been working the
claims for some time He has sent
word that silver ledge has been I'M
covered which is a foot in thickness,
ana has ore carrying 100 ounces I'm sill
yer. Mr. Welte says that the ore
grows richer and the vein wider as
depth is reached
The announcement Of the fortunate
discovery was not entirely unexpected.
for II had long been the conviction OF
those in a position to know that there
was In the neighborhood silver ore OF
as high grade as was found IN the DAYS
when Silver Reef was a fourishing
camp
The success of Manager Welte has
caused much elation among the off,
Gals and stockholders OF the company
The promise is that work viii be
pressed with all possible Vigor
The ledge was struck by sinking "A
shaft from the bottom OF the incline,
which Is down 400 feet.
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COPPER PRODUCERS REPORT.
Production During October Shows In
crease of over $500. 900 Pounds.

New York. Nov. 10-Tho monthly re-
port Of the Copper Producers associa-
ton. issued today follows:
copper on hand Nov. ] amounted to
i53, sos. Cps pounds, an increase Of $685.
S54 pounds as compared with oct 1.
Production during oct. was l24. 65I7o9
pounds. an increase of 6,68iblO pounds
as compared with September.
Deliveries, domestic and for export, in
october were 122, $40, S55 pounds
OF this amount 66.359,6l7 pounds were
for domestic consumption, an increase
OF li254.f 62 pounds az compared with
September, and 56,26l2as pounds were
for EXPORT, an increase over September
OF 6.tS3 465 pounds.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. nov. iO.--Cattle-Receipts. es-
timated at 1900; market steady 70 Zoe.
lower. Beeves, 3.0d9.l0; Texas steers
3.S3flA.5 western steers, 25et7 30, stock
ers and feeders, 3.l0d6 -; cows and heif-
ers. 2.lOp5.75: calves e.25dG.5o.
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 1900,
market shade lower. Light 1901 IS !;
mixed, I.60HS.ie heavy 1.60dS.i0; rough.
1.6oW7.I5 good to choice heavy. 40 a
$40; pigs, $50 a7.50; bulk os sales, 7.Ss9
shaep-Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market strong 10 lOc higher Native,
2.75d6 70; western, 2.soa5.lo; yearlings
i.5 q G. p. lambs. native, 4.5od7ioi west
ern, 4.75g 40
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. Nov. o-Cattle--Receipts
1900: market steady. Native steers, go
as. 10: native cows and heifers, e.eod
5.75: stockers and feeders, 3.O0a5.25;
bulls, 2.7543.e0.
Hogs Receipts 1900: market Sc low
er. Bulk Of sales. ~ q i.S; heavy, 50
Q79, pacSers and butchers. 7.e507.S5;
light, 100 40; pigs, 6.5off 10
Sheep-Recei GOO. market strong.
AIuttons, 4.0O06.25 lambs 6.ooq7.35;
range wethers and yeariings, 4.coei5 IS;
range ewes, 3.aS9b.0o.
OMAHA
south Omaha, Nov. l0-Cattle-.Re-
ceipts, $3.50; market steady TO strong.
Native steers, 4.50a 500; cows and heif-
ers. 3.OO05. %; western steers. 35O46 8:
cows and heifers 2.i5QA50; Gamers. 70
ass; stockers and Feeders. 75QS. Is;
calves. s.Seq 30; bulls, stays, etc, SO
q 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 53o: market to lOc.
lower. Heavy, '.75ds 80; mixed, 800
10; light. 76Vd7.75; pigs, 6.5O0725; bulk
Of sales, 7.1O47.75.
Sheep Receipts. 700: market strong
10 iec. higher. lesfiings, 4.51G5.4Q:
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United Realty company. in Conway
court, near Seventh South between
lhTd ana Fourth East IL is to be OF
brick and will cost $4,000.
Hreen river fruit and vegetables. a
handsome array. are on exhibition al
the offices Of the BiITell- Shipp Realty
company In the Newhouse building
Ihere are rosy checked apples OF the
very best quality. pumpkins. sduashes
ana winter eantaloupes. The company
is largely Interested in the Green River
country
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BrTTER AND EGGs.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET,

New York. Nov. 1O.--Money on call
strong, 4@5A per cent. ruling rate. 5
per cent; closing bid, so per cont: Of
fered at Sis per cent.
Time loans strong; for GO and 90
days. per cent for six months. 4A@5
per cent.
Close. Prime mercantile paper 5G5ls
pcr cent.
Sterling exchange fairly steady at a
recovery, with actual business in bank
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STOCKS WEAKER TODAY.
Colorado. Mason Valley and Prince
Con. Show Declines.

The market generally was a little
weaker on the mining exchange this
morning and trading was not heavy.
Prince Con. which has showed the ef-
fect OF bull movement for several
days, fell back to Sl.22ia this morning.
and Mason Valley, which has been firm
around s.. was active as low as si.95.
Colorado also dropped this morning,
sales being made as low as sl.20. Iron
Blossom was unchanged and Sioux
was traded In at So at the opening,
though il declined 10 "a before the
close Red Warrior. the newly listed
stock, was also active ar $3.50. Colum-
bus Consolidated received some atten-
ton at IS.
The smaller stocks were also weak
Provo sold as low as g. and Mineral
Flat was traded in at 2ik. Mountain
Lake came out on a bid OF 81. while
Bullock sold at ] cent. Seven Troughs
has gained a little, being traded in at
10 this morning. Indian Queen was
active at 3&.
Closing quotations we're as follows:
ToDAYs QUOTATIONS.
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opoHoNGo SHIPS GOOD ORE.
Mine Is Producing Two Cars a Week
Water Is Being Reduced.

Provo, Nov. 10.--Manager Hatfield
OF the Opohongo mine, expects to
develop the property TO the point OF
making II one OF the big mines OF
Tintic. The mine IL now shipping two
cars Of ore a week. which carries s
TO % per cent copper $3.50 to SO gold
and 10 16 ounces silver.
The pump installed in the Tintic
Central last week IS rapidly reducing
the nfty feet OF water which has in
terfered with the work. After the
water Is cleared out sinking In the
shaft will be proceeded with.
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NIP AND TUCK FILES ARTICLES.

The Nip and Tuck Mining comnany
81 this city filed articles OF lnoorpora-
ton with the county clerk Tuesday.
It's capital stock Is $3.50 900, divided
into shares Of the par value OF rs
cents each. The officers are j. ~ Case.
president and director. g. u. Thomp-
son, Vice president ana director. H.
\. Clark, secretary, treasurer and
director The company owns "a group
~ eight claims located ia the Brad
shaw district Beaver county, Utah.
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rNLIsrEp sroCKs SOLID.

Several sales ~ unlisted stocks were
made on the exchange this morning
among them being ely witch. which
was traded IN at 30 uintah Treasure
Hin sold al s and Montana loosened up
1000 on 81 bid of lia. Mcdonald Ely
was offered at "a and Opex al 20 on
the open board.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago Nov i0--The wheat market
displayed additional nrmness during
early trading today but the volume OF
business was small. Local bulls were fair
bidders for time aud offerings In the
plt We're limited. Opening quotations
we're = higher az i.Has lower. with De-
cembcr at % TO l.0fi.. Talk OF manipu-
lation OF the December option caused a
quick rally 20 1.0ies
Unsettled weather in the corn belt
prompted fair buying 10y shorts In the
corn market resulting I'm lrm tone
early In the day Tho December delivery
opened unchanged 20 = higher at $50
to 6S7s and advanced 10 5git.
oats were Inclined 20 be weak but tho
hrmness OF wheat and corn had a
steadying effect The December option
opened Z lower at % to S9is and sold
up TO 39A.
Provisiona were Grm although the
volume Of trading was much lighter than
that Of the last few DAYS. Prices at the
opening were unchanged 20 5c. higher.
Wheat-For December the top was
reached AZ 1.0lAN e. In the final hour
the market turned weak many Of the
early buyers selling freely December
decilned 20 l.ojss The close was easy.
with December or i4d& at t.O3at q T.
Corn-The market weakened with
wheat. December selling on to 5sib. The
close was easy, with December down Is
at 51N.
-wheat-Dec, 1.osa, az. Nav.
1.O3o =; July. g6is
ocSorn-Dee.. 5s%; May solsQA; July
39is. 'N'''
Pork-Jan.. 1850: May. 1s.7afa.77b
l.ard-Nov.. l2.igs; Jan. Il.1: MAY.
Rihs--Jano l035; May. 10.2Ts.
hye--Cash. az Dec 72, May IS.
karieN-Cash. 52N66
Iimothy-Nov.. 3.75; March. 40
Clover-Nothing doing
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Nov. 10 Butter Steady
Croameries, Is a 30. dairies. 2fq2S
EgBs-Stcady. at mark, cases includes
Dla@2lz; receipts. 4,252; frsts, p prime
flsts 2S
Cheese-I'irm. Daisies. 1901: Twins
Horn, l52, dle
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Nov. i0.-Sugar raw. steady
Fair refining, SEQ; centrifugal, SO test,
4.2o; mOlasses sugar 3.55.
Hchned. steady. Crushed. 5 s.. pOWder-
ed. 5.3; sranulated. 5.l5.
COnee-Steady. No. Rio, S.MSas
nominal; No. 4 Santos. 81.
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5S,716 sl9,9l1.2O
AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel 600 at Is.
Bullock 1000 at l.
Carisa. 100 at So
Colorado, $500 at 40; 200 at 100
seller so.
Columbus. 100 az 81 seller 60: 2,1O0 at
IS; 800 al g..
East Tintic Development. 500 at O.
Grand Central 400 at 2.32is; 200 at
235; 200 at 2.30.
Indian queen, 1000 at 4: 5000 at S%.
Iron Blossom, 200 at So l.400 at IS;
loco at 90 buyer so; 800 at IS seller so.
Lower Mammoth, 100 az 20.
New York, 500 at TO-
Red Warrior. 800 at 2.55; 100 at 2.571a.
Yankee Con, 500 az u.
Seven Troughs / 500 at 10.
Sioux Con, Z,l00 at A.. 500 at 40
seller so.
Tintic Central. 500 az g.
Unch sam, 200 at 81 seller 60; 200
at 81.
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Confidence ~ asked. sierra Nevada. q
as; EXcheouor. go %; Union. 5000;
Chollar 23n a.
TONOPAH.
Tonopah New. $50 bid: Montana Tom
opah, e bid, Tonopah Extension. 20 bid /.
MacNamarn 2suz9; Midway 10 asked.
Ionopah Belmont. 1lHl5; West End
Cons, p bid; Rescue. asked; Jim But
Ter 12ui3
GOLDFIELD
SANDSTONE. bid: col. At. asked
Jumbo Ext, Is asked; Kendall, hid:
Booth. ad1i Blue Bull 2u4 Adams.
asked; Silver Pick gnt0. Blue Bell. 2W3:
So Ives Q asked. onc Star. 203. ORC.
lua; Atlanta. l1Nil; CT Bend. Gus;
Florence, 2.d0N2 IS. DHeld h. b. Cons.
z asked. Colddeld Daisy. asked Comb.
Fraction, i9a6o. CT Bend Ext. I asked:
&c Bend Annex I asked; Kcwanos. aU5:
Portland 103; Crackerjack bid; r.
Mohawk. asked Red Hills 3T4: Y.
Tiger 3mf: Goldneld Con, HON:
Florence Ext, i92
BULTFROG.
Bonnie Glare. lfVl5: Maynower Cons.
@nlO. Montg1. Mt. Gus.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons. asked; Dexter. l bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. y asked: Eagles Nest.
bid; hailstoue. ] asked Round Noun
tam. 60 asked Rawhide Coalition, D. bid.
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lazy liver leads 10 chonic dyspep-
sia and tipatiOn--weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets( %
rents per box correct the liver tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
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GREAT FIRE IN GREAT
BOULDER GOLD MINES

Perth, West Australia, Nov. 10 49,
There Is great fire today In the
Great Boulder gold mines The dam
age already done is estimated at s., 500
900.
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FORENOON SALES.


Beck Tunnel. 500 at l1ih.
Bullock. 500 at
Colorado, $50 at t.22iR: 1876 at 1.2O.
Columbus. zoo at IS.
r. Tin. Dev., 500 az p
r. Crown PIT. 5000 at .
Ind. Queen 1000 at 4: 5000 az a q.
Iron Blossom. $50 at GS: 400 at
CO seller so; zoo at 60; 1000 at
&C, seller SO. 1000 al sc. 100 at 81,
buyer so.
Mason Valley. 100 at i.g5.
Mineral Flat. $500 at 2is; 1000 at
"a buyer Go
New York. 500 at 10.
Mt Lake. 2.2OO at 6ik
Ohio Copper so at 4.32H.
Prince. 100 at Lazy. seller 80.
Provo. 200 at 81: 500 at O.
Red Warrior, 200 at ESQ
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 13.
Sioux Con, 1900 at So: 500 at So.
seller so; so at 50: 1900 az 81.
Tin Cent, 5000 at b, buyer 60.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at II.
Columbus, 100 at IS.
Colorado. 24O at 1.22 Y 200 at 100.
seller 30.
Iron Blossom. $500 at 81: 500 at
81. seller 60; soc at 81, seller so.
sioux Con, 1000 at SO; 1000 at So,
seller SO.
Utah con. 1000 at s.
TOTALS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
W. G. AIBERTsoN.


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