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No. Margaret dear. just because the
PAYNE bill Is going 10 put oil on the
free list does not mean that you VII
ssh kerosene free Of charge i VII
sim cost the usual fifteen cents per
gallon.
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Give us the speedway. Il is the
most sensible move in the most sen
sihle line we have made here in this
city in twenty i've years or more
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Why, sure give US good roads IN
Georgia, even if her bad men. the
conyicts, have to make them
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"The saddest words OF tongue or pen
Are these: it might have been
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ca.lro has landed On Iand after aIll
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Georgia Southern and Florida Ry.

THE POPULAR ROUTE TO THE NORTH AND WEST
Operates through trains enute Triton and
G. g. =. Ry Macon, Atlanta Knoxville CHATTANOOGA Nash
Vile, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago Tbouob
coaches, through Pullman sleepers dining ears.
conssnien' connections also c. r.
Ry for Macon Atlanta peins:
information routes schedules to any point
or
C. 3. RHODES Gen. Passenger Agent, Macon, Georgia
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LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

LADiEs-our catalogue explains how
we teach hairdressing. manicuring,
racial massage, etc. in few weeks.
mailed free. Moler College. At
lanta. Ga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
PICTURES ROSY
TIMES FOR B0USE
GoldfieId Prospector SAYS Condi-
tons of New Camp Favor
Stampede.
FIND SOME VERY RICH ORE.
~ackinr ore nt Winchester That Ia
INSTANCES Runs ~ High a.
S2O. 1000 to the Ton.

A letter from Jack Wallace Afnnis
90 Golddcld pr1spcctor. speaks boz glow
luc terms of tho prospects of The new
mining district OF Fousc. Arizona. He
lsscrts that this TAN win witness "a
stampede to the district Relative G.
the country Boo says:
u nld the town hustiug, and l0da-
ms is at premium, with prospacto-s
and mining mon sleeping on she
ground. have seen more ore on the
surface here than ln any place ] ever
before visited. at Swansea. 26 miles
to the north OF H1usa. they are build
ing "a smpltcr ono hundred ard hfly
men ore working on the surface and
100 men are working in the mines there.
'NOt many people are coming into
This place now, as the weather d. 50
warm. However. now is the Tim q
got boz on the ground floor. winchester.
lb miles TO the east, they are sackiug
ore that runs 80 instances $4,000 90 the
ton. from the surface, and there is
great excitement I'm the camp ] locat-
cd four claims four miles north of
Bouse, and l get good paintings on the
surface. The whole country seems O.
De mineralized. ana this fan ought 30
see % big stampede man with a.
httlc money can get iu very easy, as
there are many prlspsct1rs who nave
no money 90 work their ground
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RAWmDE MAKING smIpNENrs.
Mills Handling small Tonnage of High
Crude from Camn.

Rauhido. Ney. April I.-The Mari
gold lease on the Rawhide Coalition es-
tate rs now raising two tons OF S5OO-oro
nom the new shoot on the 100 level
The high grade streak on the hanging
wall maintains an average width OF 10
Inches. This rich stuff and two feet
of ore alongside are being broken with
out sorting and make shipping pro-
duct sanpiing between $500 and 5000 per
ton.
on the Truett lease on Hooligan Hiu.
also ON the Coalition estate. tho east
Wine on the 20 level is down - feet in
six feet OF ore running from So TO $40
per ton. The northeast drift on the
l7o-level is being advanced On five feet
of ore averaging $50 per ton.
The Pruskey No. 1 lease. on the Raw
hide Coalition. has opened up a pay
shoot at the l20 for nearly 20 feet. with
mo- decrease OF values On either drift
The general average OF everything COM
ing from the drifts is close TO S65 The
high grade streak In the north drift has
widened TO - inches. assaying from $500
o. $500 per ton.
Tho Grutt Balloon Hill lease. on the
ttWhide Queen, has the southwest
drift on the 12)-level out g feet I'm
four feet of quartz averaging 1925 per
ton. The Wine is down 10 feet. ana
the bottom averages between $500 and
$500 Another Teton shipment will go
on; today. The queen company Is
shipping TO tho Dayton mill at the
rate OF so tons week. The ore aver
ages $500
The Grutt Air,1g the Giutt Hin Goa
lition and the Lint, an on Rawhide
Coalition estate, are making daily ship
meuts to local mills.
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

Five building permits were issued
today by tho building inspector which
can for the expenditure OF $500. They
consist OF two residences and three adj
dit.ons.
The plans Tor the new mectinghouse
iu the Tenth ward have been accepted
and the committee Ga charge OF the
work is now calling for bids FOR it's
erection. when finished the building
viii cost $4,000
The directors Of the Dessert National
bank declared regular quarterly 2
per cent dividend yesterday. amounting
To- Sl5uo0, payable Immediately. he
directors ~ the Dcsoret Savings bank
also met, but transacted only routine
business.
Albert Hagen has taken 10 years
lease of the Fisher building that is
20 De erected on West Temple street
north OF the Utah Light & Railway
building. the deal being effected
through Manager Brattain of A. Rich
tor a. Company The building IS to be
four stories high. the ground floor for
office and store purposes, and the three
upper huors for hotel purposes. The
building Is 10 have an elevator and Dc
thoroughly modern.
Rapid progress IS being made in de-
molition OF the old Atwood building at
Second South and State streets. 10
make way for the new Holmes build
ing 20 60 up there. II is said the old
structure was put up IN the Sos. and
ut the time was q pretentious affair.
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WOOL.


81. Louis. April 2l.-Wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. n q -;
hne mediums, 1892. tine, l2Nl
BOSTON.
Boston. April 21-The local wool mar
Set continues very stroug. and although
trade rs rather quiet prices on wool grad
ing one-quarter sud threc-elghths blood.
shows d decided upward tendency. This
stincniug OF values Is apparent 'n both
foreign and domestic stock In addition
20 the speculative movement IN secured
woods there is a. strong demand for for
oign stock OF many grades. Shedring
continues On Utah, Nevsda. California.
Texas and northern Arizona. Very little
has been done in Idaho TO date. how
ever. Some Of the leading domestic runs
as follows.
Secured values, Texas inc. - months.
et"62, fine, TO 5 months, i2T5i tine fall.
8 "a
Celiforula-North, 5000; middle county,
isit50; fall free. E3uE
Oreg0n-Eastern No. staple, G3d63;
eastern clothing, Gu5i; valley No. I, IS
"a 50
Tcrritory-Fine staple. go 6j, fine mo
dium staple. 09U6l. fine clothing 5Sd62.
fine medium clothing 66d 5S: half blood
Hn063; three-eiEhths blood, 5s a a.; quarter
blood, 59053
Pulled extra, Diass. tine, A 5sa52; A
supcls, u Il s.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, April 21.-Close: Primo
mercantile paper. 3ia0i per cent.
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business On b1nkcrs' bills at 4S625H
4SG4j for 60 days and az tSTC5 for ds-
mand; commercial bills 4s5H@ASG4
bar silver. 515s
Mexican dollars a.
Government bonds steady. railroads.
irregular.
Money on can easy 1902 per cent.
ruiine rate. closing bid and offered at
per cent
Time loans quiet, with easing ten-
drncy. for 90 days. 2N2k per cent.
for 9o days. 2is per cent: for Six
months. 2403 per cent.
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win inspect a number of properties IN
which they afc interested.
40 che annual meeting of thc Utah
Consolidated Mining company &c New
York Yesterday sidney chase of Bcs-
ton was elected % director. succeeding
James Phillips. Jr. resigned.
salt Lakors Interested Do ths seven
Tourhs Fine Gold mine learned ycs-
tcrday Tint the George ANA English
lease ou Tho property has found ore
below tho break and TINT 10 ia IDENTICAL
with that found above the fault Tho
ore was struck ln tho lower tunnel and
aNcrtgcs about 81 ton in gold and
silver mostly gold.
Thc Rycpatoh Minus company. come
posed ~ local talent. which recently
took over the famous old Ryepatch
property OBJ Nevada. has run into two
feUt Of hich grade silver Urr This
was done with less than week of
work being done ON the property. Tho
ore was encountered n tho old Silver
Boil workings. The property Goo thc past
yielded millions
socy r.. o. Evans declares that tho
cannon H3U Consolidated Mining a.
Milling company which has valuable
property io the llt.le smoky district
linlno county, lOn. has l.fu complete
ly uunnccd and should te on o. dividend
paying basis by ths middle oft summer
Through the sale OF treasury etocE
money has been raised for thc 50-tou
min on the property and oe soon 0s This
is completed the milne win Doe on roadi-
ness to deliver the ore.
Operations go the Wcimcr Copper
property ON Birch creek this
side OF Nichol.a. Ida. will be resumed
Monday undor bond and lease secured
by W. u. Andrew and associates. Mr..
Andrew has just returned from a trip
to the property with Lorenzo Price, Jr.,
ono Of the directors OF the company.
Mn Andrew expects that DE win b.
able TO ship from the property almost
no once. The proposed railroad to
salmon city viii place tho mine within
three miles of railroad instead uf SD
miles ass &c now IS
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Sandstone. IS asked; Colorado MIN.
"a bid. Jumbo Ext, Il; Kendall. 10 ask
ed. Booth. 22023. Blue Bull, 10Wj1;
Adams. 2d3, Silver Pick. 2362i. Blue
Bell 3a5. Goldhald Columbia. lid.
Hibernia. 3 bid, Conqueror. Cos, Lone
star. 6G7; G. Wonder. asked: orc.
uQi2; Atlanta. 15al6; Great Bend. 17G
rs, Red Top Ext, 405; Florence. 3.4Om
$50; Diamouddeld Il. B. Con. 1GS:
Goldfsld Daisy. 42q43. Comb nation
Fraction. 1.100115; Great Bend Ext,
as. Great Bend Annex. 2n3; Kewsnos
15d17. Portland 3 bid; Crackeriack. @
bid. +. Mohawk 3 bid Rcd HIS. 12U
10; L. Dillon, 3d5; Y. Tiger 1908.
Grandma, bid. GoldheId Con. 30d
S.32ia, Diamondfeld Triangle, 203; C..
.. ID, 90 bid. Florence Ext. 4 bid.
BULLFBOG.
Mont. Bullfrog. 1 asked. Amethyst. g
bid. Eonnic Glare, 2aS: MaynoWer
Cons, l0Qll; Montry MI. G6s. Home
stake Cons, bid; Tramp Cons, 6pD
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. so bid. Pittsburg SH.
Peak. 81 asked; Eagles Nest, asked.
Round Mountain 50 bid. EuWhid.
Queen 81 bid Rawhide Coalition i50
81.
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MANY STOCKS CHANGE HANDS.
Small Securities Are Fcature-NIarket
Registers Only slight Changes.

Hitiail 7''uflile~ Are fcaiurc-Market
Registers Only slight Changes.
Although a good sized number OF
sto"ks changed hands on the local min
ing exchange this morning. the amount
represented by the transfers Was small
~ comparison with the other days OF
the week The market was duU
throughout ana some of the smaller
stocks suffered from the depression that
has had its hold ON the local buyers.
Bullock was down to "a and 6 cents too
day Ad1Ic. which has been one ~
tho silent stocks for some time. brok,
into the market today and 1000 shares
were disposed o.
Iron Blossom was pounded down
'Ilehuy ana at the close was selling
weak. Colorado was weak this morn
me. although % was apparently strong
OF than yesterday.
The number of shares of stock sold
during The morning session amounted
% 1908, and Tho price at which thew
changed hands was Si5IjI15.
on the curb market Umtah Treas-
ufe Hill stock was sold az 1913 cents.
Mammoth stock Was sold 8t $40 Two
sales of Beaver Combination wore
made at = aud lO cents Burning Mos
COW was offered at a2 ceuts.
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rwoRs UTAH MINING MEN.


Provo. April 2l.-The Eiy Re.ord
says. "Thc Stcptoc valley smelling
snd Mining company has dc,jcd back
t' tho government 60 strip OF land one
and q half milo long and a h1lf mile
wide lying east of tho smelling plant
and 90 which there has been dispute
as Co title Tor the past Two years cog
more. Some OF tho ground has long
been claimed by mining companies ana
individual owners"
This isl favorable ncWs for the Ely
Am3lgamatcd Copper company. in
which j. u Brim of this city. Joseph
r.. Murlock OF Hcber b. y. Grant
Sam Y. Taylor and other Utah men
arc interested because they have cl3lm-
ed some of the ground in dispute for
years. and VIII now own ground with
I'm 100 feet Of the St-pt1e smeltor The
company, now that this dispute is sot-
tied VIII begin Co ship ore nc once.
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ANOTHER mINzE MAN COMING.

William Kidney, one OF =. A. Holiness
experts nom Butte is scheduled % ar
rive tomorrow % assume the duties of
general manager of the Ohio Copper
company during the absence Of Colin
Mcintosh, who is at present IN Califor-
mia on a vacation. Mr.. Mcintosh has
been pushing the work az tho Ohio
Copper company steadily for some time.
Through his efforts &c is being rounded
into shape where it win be yielding
their products Mr.. Kidney f. said 90
be one ~ the official family Of experts
I'm the employ of Mr. Hcin1e.
Mr.. Mcintosh expects 10 take a much
needed rest and will probably be away
for two weeks or more.
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DAY MINE SOON TO
INCREASE OUTPUT
Superintendent GaskeIl is Making
Arrangements to Care for
Increased Tonnage.
DEVELOPING HUGE ORE BODY.
Phoebe Mines Arc Being Worked a~
Never Before. District Ini-
pluN. Man, Men

D....... ... ...t 4...f....s f..
''".''...-
10N mine 1l t1' Nevada l"n COMPANY
i.fu u.a 0f che LARGEST Phoebe proper
t.. anal DO beg .,nu ID. Dr tr. largest
tNIl'. "I 'H' "'r.I''l. DIT ''' I'.'' .'
Superintendent james p. GasheI aI.
t.flrf aftf Al rI.aauf Oh. nirU Us
.......- ......... - ....f Ca, Tom. ..f ..,..
'.i'NH '' -'''
% a"N hut WITH t1n increased N,F'i"N-
rput 80 is now able to send uut u
tonnage OF between zoo and 300 tons 70
F9y d Is tn mako lrr4nganeu.s for
rbr uurf1erJ increase Hr TONNAGE thlt
SUPERINTENDENT Gasleu is now in tte
CITY
Ina sueakipr of conditions az Phoebe.
err Gask.u declares th1t things ar.
lyopinr up There I'm "a manner that is
,frs.i,r a. 49,. ,,,i,, ..,.psrs Tf. aa-
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. April Receipts es-
timated at l70O0; market loo. lower
Bcevcs. l.10ud.N; Texas steers, 4.5Jdo 90 {
western steers. t.4o05.0; stockers and
feeders. ASA $50 COWS and hcirers 200
HJ.e); calves. 4.Esn5.5o.
Hogs Receipts. estimated at g0O;
market strong. Lights. 6.WH %: miN-
In 70 9sy ~. '5 51 neaTy, ~ 80. ~, ,6 tS4gi 81
pigs. 5000 $50, bulk OF sules, Z. l0d1.aO
Sheep-Rcccipts, estimated az 5000
market "nlOc lower Native, 5.el4 sos
western. 5000 600. yearlings, 6.cqi 20,
lambs. native, 5.4ous.O2; western, 500
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. April q Receipts,
IcU0. market steady to Toe. lower. Ma
tive steors. o0Q 6.G. native cows ana
heifers, 30Om63 stocN.rs ana feeders.
4.oOa5.10. bulls, 8.55u5. -; calves. $500
c 50. western steers. 5.00N $50, western
cows. 3.l5u5.50.
Bulk OF sales. 6.son ~, heavy. 6.o116 80;
packers ana butchers. b.Wdl2j; lights.
s .601T l.OS, pigs. go o p.2',
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady
90 lee. lower Muttons J.Nur,J; lambs.
600 $50: wcthers ana ycsrinEs, 4.15N
80, ewes, 3.'Ja6.00.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. AprA g.-Cstue-Rc-
ceipts, Jn; market steady, slow Co low
en-; market FOR steers slow TO lower,
others steady Western steers. J.Ud5. 20;
Texas steers. 4.O0d5.Oo, cows and heif-
ers 2,G5T3.Sn: Gamers. 2.2jG3.d, stock
ers and feeders. g. 5Q5.I5. calves, 3.0OU
J.I5 bulls and stays. &O005.0
Hogs-Ee,oeipts l2So for heavy
7.O00 Is; mixed. G.aguI %. lights. G.l1u
100; pigs, 5.J0RG.I hulk OF sales. ESQ
40.
sheep-BocsiptS $500; msrkc, 10 to l5c
lower. Yearliuee. G.104 -. Wethers. u. 90
GG.4D; ewes, 5.15u5.gl. lambs. sQ1T.g0.
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WANLAss 90. INCORPORATED.

Articles of Incorporation OF tho Wan
lass Mining company Of knightsville,
Juab county, were filed today in the
office OF the secretary OF state. The
capital stock amounts To- $4,000. divid-
cd into shares OF five cents each The
company owns p claims i'm Juab county.
John Boundy is president Percy Fuller
vice president. and W. T. Evans, Sec
rotary and treasurer. Tho claims of
the company are iu Cedar valley, near
lhIInblnN Hnck
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REGULAR GAIL SALES.

Adiie. 1000 az 4. 1000 at ga
Beck Tunnel 200 at 46, 900 al A.
BLACK Jack. 600 at 83is.
Bullock. 800 20 6.
Colorado. 900 at 255ta; 1850 at 260.
100 al 2.62i.
COL Con, 100 at go.
DAILY Judge % at A25.
East Crown Point 1900 at pa.
n, Tintic Gold King. 5000 40 lis.
indian queen. 600 az S1,.
Iron blossom. 500 az 1915; 1000 at
1876; $500 at l.s2'a 300 at 192ia, seller
Nevada Hills 1000 az te7is.
Ohio Copper, 100 al go.
Plutus goo at 10. 800 at 1873, buyer 60.
Scottish chief. 1000 AZ g.
Seven Trougha. 1900 at 49,
Sioux Con, 7, 2oo 40 o.; 200 at 98.
South Columbus Con. 300 at a. 900
at iiiz. buyer Co.
So. Iron Blossom. 5000 at sls: 5000 al
81.
Swansea. 1000 at TO-
Tintc Central lo.5oo az 1879, 1000 at
DC
Uncle sam, 100 az 80.
It3h Con-. geo at l6
Victoria 100 at I15.
Western Nevada. 600 az o.
Ncr.ugtou. 500 az "a. 500 at ,1a.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bingham AmalEamated. Zoo at lls
Bullock, 1903 mt 5a,. 1000 az g. buyer
Calis1 1000 az %.
Colorado. SEQ at -.52is. 900 at 2Co
columbus, 900 at 2.65is, 20j 40 go
buyer 30
East crown Point 1000 at g. buyer co.
ID
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

! Chicago, April I.-Followiug the sem
I ssuonal break iu wheat prices yesterday
/ We market was nervous early ln the
I session today. The July delivery. which
I pressure on the previous session. was
Ia good demand by suoFts which caused
9 rally ~ more than cent during the
| nrst half hour. Pare Of the gain was
{ again lost. hyWcver on renewed selling.
The market opened rather weak with
prices : = highcr 60 = lower with July
~ LEES 10 ll2a4. The easy tone at
the start VAS due t0 weak cables ANA
additional rains over The wheat hpIt iu
Ills country After advancing to 1865
q = July dropped back again t0 llslt
Corn prices advanced TO row high rec
ord marks TUr the season on opening
trades today May selling ~ ma 10 ia
and July at esh 90 6e4 The adyauc6
was due tO o. scramble among Shorts
who were forced 10 cover short sales
owing 90 continued wet weather ln The
com belt. Tor O. time prices held within
mo opening range.
oats were nrm on the strength or
corn. Prices 90 the start were unchanged
20 nPis higher with MAJ al 5ts % go
Later May advanced 20 15s
Provisions We're c5Jt-meig quiet but
hrm iu sympathy with strou4 market
Tor i've hogs. Prices ut the opening
were unchanged TO l-iac. higher.
Wheat - The market developed flesh
strength toward midday and continued
strong the remainder Of tho sssaIon. Lib
Nial purchases bN "a lNnuluH elevator iu-
tercst was the chief reason ION the lIp-
turn. The TOP Tor July wsr reached at
l.l4ts. There was some reaction iust be-
fore tine close which vas strong With
July up li-mS at l.ia7s Ulli Nav ad-
ydrced 90 l.s''t and closed "a higher 90
Com-Ths mar1st was suoue alI dav
The high point Tor May Wa1 IIf. rho
close was strong with May 40 4 cent at
Cl1sc-Whsat-MaE ~. July. LEE.
~ 70. sept, loss Dee.. Joss
Corn-ApuL tiiai MaN ua; july Uas
oats-May h'.; Julf Usi Sept, ll'..
Pork- MAY 1910. Juiy. ls-40l5. Sept.
Lard-Msy lo@'i; Jwg $3.50. Sept.
Ribs-,MaY a~40hi Jmg oes.
Ryc-CasH g, May n
hlrlsN-tash. G'u6i
TImotnN-AuTl. 1.gl
tIIvcr-ApIl H.lu.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms.
and brought strictly up 20 date.
A full supply ALWAYS on hand at the
DCseret News Book Store.
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AIRY PROGRAMS

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TonOpah Nevada. 90 bid Montana
Tonopoh. So bid, Tonopah Extension 53
32033. Tonopah Belmont. .O00 .O2ts;
West End Cons, 32a33; Jim Butler
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Ophlr, 117isd1. 20: Mexican. s. bid:
Gould & Curry, . bid; Con. Va. 6Ou6l:
Savage. 22123; Hale & Norcross. Is
bid: BelCher. As bid, Sierra Nevada,
2002l; Union, 3703S; Chollar bid;
Potosi, 1905.
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Treasury Stock 10 be sold for the
development of property. Address
Bingham & Orleans Min. Co. 81 Com.
Blk, S. l.. City.
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AFTERNOON SALES

Black Jack 1900 at &c.
cedar Tallsmau 1000 al Ga
central Mammoth 1000 ot &,
Colorado 700 1t 200
Columbus Con. 100 at 2.Cl * 30. 100
90 gGr
crown Point 500 at is. 1000 aL I1is.
llst Crown Point. 200 at 4. 10. 90.
East '1utlc Con. 600 at O.
East IIutlr Dew. 1900 8t 1874
Ir1n Blossom, 600 at 1.N2i.. 1900 at
4. $50.
Mt Lake, 400 On SO; 1000 ut 90. B. go.
Prince CON. 900 1t 1.2lia.
silver King 100 1t $780,
Sioux Con-. $500 .t 96i 300 ut %. 300
at YI.
Snuu Cob. 1000 20 I9is. EO at t3.
Swansea ENt. 600 0t Pa
TuuD Central $500 Jt 1-is. 500 at 1874.
n. t1.
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New YORK. April H-susar. raw
steady fair a.f-, c.nu.fugaL ag tesL
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-25
BUYS TWELVE AUTOS.
Michigan Sugar Company lnstalIs Buick Cars
For Employees Service.

The Saginaw Courier Herald of Tues
day had the following item of interest:
1.-THE auto is to replace the steady
plodding morse in the travelling OF
country roads by the agriculturists and
employees of the Michigan Sugar Co.,
which constantly has at work corps
of assistants making the rounds of the
farmers, securing acreage contracts and
inspecting the crop. Since the beet
sugar industry obtained foothold in
this state these assistants have been OBJ
liged to make their trips behind a horse
but this means of transportation is now
considered Anticipated and in the future
the auto will be used. 1t is believed TO
be more economical. making it easier to
cover the territory and in better shape. y
One or more of these machines will,
undoubtedly, be assigned to Alma.