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The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
SHOOTS FLEEING MAN.
Lumberman Comes TO Aid of Wound
ed officer and Kills AssaIIant.

ed Officer and Kills AssaiIant,
SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Head
Bristol, Tenn. May 51.-The tragedy al
Glade Springs Friday night in which q
prisoner was shot 10 death. vas dupIi-
Gated to-day at Damascus. Va. when
Duffey Price. who resisted when Police
man Holloway undertook 10 arrest him
for drunkenness. and stabbed the officer.
was shot 10 death by Charles Baker. a
Iumberman. The officer called for help
after having been seriously stabbed by
Price Baker responded and fred at
Price The latter ran go yards ard
dropped dead. Baker was released On q
500 bond
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
FOUR MEN DROWNED.
Railroad Employees Meet with Acct
dent While Boating.

Lancaster, Pa, Nay g. - Early this
evening William D0nohue. Of Atglen. a
Pennsylvania Railroad track foreman,
and three OF his men. Italians, were
drowned near Atglen while boating on a
mill pond One OF the men attempted 10
change his seat and upset the boat The
Italians. who could not swim. clung 10
Donohue, who could, and ali sank to-
gether
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Labor Premier Is Dead.

Adelaide. South Australia, May S1.-Hon.
Thomas Price the nrst labor premier Of
South Australia, IS dead. He was the son
Of q timber merchant Of Liverpool, and
went TO Australia in 1sS5 BY trade he
was a stonecutter. He sat in the legis-
lative assembly for several terms as a
representative Of the Labor party.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Cars stoned ed EransvtIIe.

Evansville. Ind. May Sl.-vice Presi-
dent Henry Marshall. OF the street car
company. ran two cars on the West Side
to-day. Both cars were stoned. Few
persons rode or the cars, through fear OF
violence, but the officers kept Up the
regular schedule with eighteen cars until
IS o'clock this evening. when service was
abandoned for the night
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Cuba VIII Economize-

the house committee on public works il
was announced that that body did not
favor any new public Improvement
scheme OF any nature whatever The rea-
son given was the bad condition OF the
Cuban treasury.
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sav Their PredIeament.
WOMAN THROWN FROM HORSE
Relative of President McKinIey
Killed in North Carolina.

Killed in North Carolina.
High Point, y. c. Nay G.-AIrs. Esther
Mckinley Harwood Beebee a relative OF
the late President William Mckinley. who
has been spending some weeks at her
summer home in The county Of Mont
gomery, was killed as The result Of a
runaway accident yesterday. The body
was brought here this morning, to be
shipped 20 her former home in Norwich
Conn
Mrs. Beebee had started 70 q neighbor-
Ing house at 80 O'Clock in the morning
She was riding g spirited horse, and the
animal took fright suddenly. throwing
her 90 the ground Mrs. Beebee-s neck
vas broken by the fan.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Former Congressman Is Dead.

Danville III. May 31-Former Repre-
sentative Isaac Clements died here to-
day. He represented this district in the
Forty-third Congress as a Republican.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Tire Bursts in Hill Climbing Con
test and One Man VIII Die.

Tire Bursts in Hill Climbing Con
test and One Man VIII Die.
Bridgeport. Conn, May 91-Hosmer G.
Potter. thirty-fve years old, was fatally
injured and four others were seriously
injured by a racing automobile owned by
I H Tyson, Of New York City. and
driven by Glen Ethridge. when tire
trouble caused 1t TO break down and
crash into a crowd OF spectators at a
sharp bend in the course at Sport Hill.
Easton, this noon during the hill climbing
contest Of the Automobile Club Of Bridge
port
AH Of the injured are in local hos
pitals. and there is hope Of recovery in
every instance excepting that of Mr. Pot
ter. who cannot live through the night.
His skull was fractured. his right shoul-
der dislocated. and ne is injured in
ternally.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Pong See. MexIcanx.

Rome. Nay a--The holy father gave
an audience to-day 10 the rector ape
many Mexican students Of the Soutl
American College, who presented the gift.
sent by the apostolic delegate TO Mexico
his holiness thanked the delegates and
blessed them
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
EVIDENCE AGAINST BANDITS
Four Sticks of Dynamite Found In
Omaha SchOoIhouse.

Omaha SchOOlhouse.
Omaha, May 5.-Four sticks OF 6yns-
mite equipped with fuses and ready for
use were found to-day in the attic OF
the Brown Park School, where the Unioa
Pacific train robbers lad cached the
mail pouches stolen from the Overland
Limited. II Is surmised that the robbers
intended dynamiting the mail car Il re-
sistance had been net with
No new evidence has been found con
meeting the men under arrest with the
robbery. but post-ofhce inspectors say
that with the evidence already n their
hands. they can convict the men
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Gives 100000 10 Lincoln Fund,

Cincinnati, May 81 Mrs. Eleanora
Aims. widow OF Frederick Aims. the
wealthy dry goods merchant. has donated
100000 cor the erection OF q statue 10
Lincoln in Cincinnati. The announce
ment was made to-day. The gift IS in
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
GOV. STUBS IN WRECK.
Kansas Executive Unhurt, hut Pos
tai Clerk L. Killed.

Topeka. Kans. Nay 5I--Santa Fe pas
senger train, west-bound, the California
fast mail. was wrecked a Peabody To-
day n C. Thompson, postal clerk,
Kansas City. was killed. and z. Perkins
and A " Travis, Jrainmsn, were slight
y injured.
Gov. Stubs. Of Kansas. was among the
passengers. but was Unfurt
The train struck q freight train and
went into the ditch
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Members of Camorra Arrested

Rome. Nay 31--The police here to-day
arrested several members OF the notorious
Camorra Of Naples by raiding a meeting
where g number Of these suspects had
assembled. Fcrty-five leading members
were present. and all were captured.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Large storage Docks Burned.

San Francisco, May S1.-The great
Nevada wheat docks at Port Costa were
burned late this afternoon, causing q
loss Of S1.o00,000 and tying UP the over
land route OF the Southern Pacific.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Plague Not Stamped Out.

Caracas, May 91-Despite the efforts Of
the health authorities 10 stamp out the
bubonic plague. the disease continues 20
show itself. The fifth official case was
reported to-day
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
PREMIER DEFENDS CATHOLICS.
Tells Socialists Their Attacks
Brought Just Opposition.

Brought Just Opposition.
Rome. May sL-Iu the course Of To-
DAYS debate in the Chamber Of Deputies
OF the estimates, Premier GioHtti gave
the Auti-cleTicais q hard rap for their
attitude toward the Catholics The So
ciaEsts had complained about the priests
exercising influence over elections. Re
plying, the premier said & was their own
fault They mad made violent attacks On
the church. and the priests. IN self-de-
fense. had urged their fiOcks 70 vote
against the Anti-CIerical candidates.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Johnson vEin. CumberIand yIarathon

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. May 1--The thirteen
nile and 2O0-yard Marathon race here to-
day at Potomac Park was won BY
Humphrey J. Johnson, the tine being
1:34:00. Walter Fuller was second. and z.
J. Kellsr was third. There we're nine en-
tries
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
FIRE at LYNCHBURG.
Interior OF Lounge Factory Il
Damaged

SPECIAL 20 Tie Wssaing-on Hc-a-d
Lynchburg, Va, May 1--Fi-e RACED FOR
three hours tonight in the plant OF the
Lynchburg Lounge Company. in Salem
street The fve-story building was filed
with material used in the manufacture
Of lounges and bed mattresses The fire
was IN the cellar. Hoseman Aubrey Nc
Craw. OF Company No 8, was overcome
by smoke. The stock in the building Is
valued at about s25.o03. The extent Of the
loss cannot be ascertained tonight
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
WOMAN IN TERROR
LOSES HER LIFE
Fire Panic Causes Death of
Mrs. Carroll D. Wood.
LAUNCH BURNS In RIVER
Party OfSix AlexandrianS Jump
Into the Water.

Presence of Mind of Some Of the
Passengers Results in the Saving
of Life-BOat Burns TO Waters
Edge, and Is Beached-AIexan-
drians Are Taken Home by the
Crew of a Washington Launch.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
Wreck of the Maine Decorated.

Havana. Nay s1-Anerieans in Havana
Remembered the Maine, as usual. to-day
and decorated the wreck in the harbor.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
FLOWERS STREWN
FOR NATION DEAD
Memorial Day Observed by
Societies and Patriots.
WAR VETERANS IN LINE
Marched in Faltering Steps to
Pay Tribute to Comrades.

Exercises at Arlington Cemetery tbs
Most Impressive-SPeeche ExtOII-
ing Men Of North and south Made
by WeII-knOwn OratOrs-Servicea
Conducted in All Cemeteries of City,
Spanish War Veterans in Line.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

J. II. small & Sons. Florists.
18th and @ SIS. washington, waldorf
Astoria and 1i53 Broadway. New York
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Alabama Flooring, -; Now &c a Fs
Frank Libbey & Co, sth st and N Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Fence PaIinEs (Dressed), 3c; Now &c
Apiece. Frank LIbbey g. Co.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Common Flooring, 15ke a Foot.
Frank Libbey & Co., 6th ST and y. 7. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Dressed Boards, Sz-50t New S1.75 Per
1c0 e. Frank Libbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Clear Ceiling. Beaded, SI.Z5 Per 100 Ff.
Frank Lsbbey & Co., eth ST. and NJ 7. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Clear Cypress Shingles s.; Now 81
Per 1,00a Frank Lib5ey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Strips (Dressed). Any Size. &c Per 100.
Frank Libbey & Co. Stu ST. and n. 7. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Commencement Bouquets, 81.
Fresh-cut flowers. Blackistones s, 14th & =
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01

Continued on Page II. Column 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
story of the Accident.

The story Of the accident is the story
that has always struck terror into the
hearts OF all persons upon the water
that Of sudden and uncontrouabIe FIRE
panic. and frantic Efforts that block their
Own intention.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
INJURED IN AUTO CRASH.

Continued on Page 4, Column B
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24
CONCENTRATES.

Copper Acres. which IS one OF Jesse
W.FOX's properties in tho Battle Noun
tain district, sprung 90 surprise yester-
day I'm an assay made. Rock which &c
was believed would run about rs per
cent copper showed returns of 25.1 per
cent copper.
Word was received from tine Lower
Mammoth mine last night that the
double compartment shaft has now
reached the 700 foot level and that
work is progressing rapidly Under
good conditions tho retimhering proc
crosses az the rate of 70 feet q day
General Manager Charles T. Taylor
reports that the drift on the Chafoy
Consolidated Leasing company property
in Barber canyon has struck the ore en-
countorcd iu the shaft in sinking There
is O. whole face OF ore. five feet wide.
which viii not average much less than
800 ton.
O.. w. Watts, a Salt Lake mining op-
orator Left for the east yesterday with
some fine samples or ore taken from
three claims he and associates have tied
up near Lodi. New, which is about 60
miles south OF Austin. Two shipments
have been made from the property. one
netted $50 q ton while the other was
clares that there are a. number Of salt
Lakers operating near Lodi al present.
The Amalgamated Nevada Mines &
Power company which owns property In
the Backbone and Osccola mining dis
tricts has been reorganized according
10 John D. COwley and ID. Austin
Brown. Boston capitalists who are d.
rectors OF the company. Considerable
development work Is going ON at the
property. A mill win be built. Sew
eral leasers expect some good returns
from their placer workings this spring.
The local management OF the Seven
TrOuRhs Mining company yesterday re-
ceived assay returns on It's FIRST ship
mont OF gold bullion 10 the local United
States assaying office. President r J.
Evans yesterday pulled down check
ON Uncle SANS treasurer for 81, 2S6. 4.
and with the small consignment Of bull
lion still expected as the hnal clean
up. the weeks run Will amount 10
$4,000 or better. The ore was taken
from the dump Of the company's Fair
view mine and was CLEANED from lac
tons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24

kilGl LAR CALL SALES
i nis ~ Ia.. Nv lay at '' ......
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nd gt. "
r TI1ti. D., Emo .t raf.
indian omen 4 .H. ~. a s.,..al
mon blossom r.. "a, al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24
ACTIVITY AT VIRGIN.
Oil Companies Are sinking for the
big sand.

AlAA DnAANa
As an OF the three active companies
in the VIRGIN oil field now are intending
20 drln 20 the second or big sand much
Interest Is being manifest in their prog
rcss ,,..
The Gleun-Colusa near 1'uIu
ranch has encountered "a softer lorna
ton recently and is now able 90 make
better time Intense interest ls cen
tered ln this development at present
as the we'll is supposed 90 b. netrlns
the big sand and with luck should
pmcture Sd iu q few days The Nrslu
valley company. southeast " Nnklu
has things In good shape again unl is
able 10 make something like I'D tect
per tower In the lime. They are drili-
ing day time only, and are iu the
neighborhood OF $50 feet in depth.
The Grafton oil company mas ueeu
DELAYED IN getting its casing on ac-
count OF the condition of the ROADS,
but as tho casing is now ln transit t
win be- but "a short time until the COM
pany resumes drilling.
There are three good companies WIN
ideal locations for testing Che big
sand and &c Is confidently expected
that they will open up something that
viii cause a new era in Utah oil de-
velopmcnt.-Virgin Enterprise.
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snoM Day roR STOCKS.
Bcarish Tendencies show ON Local
Mining Echnngc Market

After the bull market which was in
progress last week and the heavy trad-
ing OF yesterday, there was o. l-ll this
morning that sent stocks down 90 o.
now level The greatest signs ot ACTIVE
Ity were conferred about Colorado ana
Mountain Lake These two enjoyed 70
fair amount of attention with pr. ,s
moving upward slightly. colorado
closed strong at $3.50 and Mountain
Lake at a. cents.
Tmuc Central was lower than 30 mas
been iu some days and but limited
amount OF this stock was traded 100.
Only 1856 shares OF stock chahsed
hands during the session and repre-
scented a value Of t30,654JO. This is iar
less than half OF the transactions GUT
Ing the morning session yesterday.
on the curb market Mineral Fiat was
sold at III and llia cents and Eu eNl
Swansea Extension was disposed OF AZ
uJs cents Tintic Empire which is one
OF the latest Tintc properties 20 De
organized brought out q bid ~ v'-
cents and was offered 40 cents
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at yiN. cold at 5rsa5la and then rai.
an advance of 60 ioc On tho pr...
OF live hogs caused moderate nrmuoar .U
prov. JOINS Opening prices were 90. m
aIIa nichur
Closo-Vh,at-M May lls. july. tUI4
l.S co5r5E SEES, go Mas Mas. s 5pi, e
oats-Say Altg5i5si july sNi Sept
po-k-aIay i1@ai7o''s; July. Glo
Iatd-May. ssa8paN, juy s.
tibs--Msy. S.q2h; july o.lN
Ryc-Cash. NHiSA
Barioy-Cash. 6i0 dg.
Timothy March 3.s5.
CiOVrr-Afarch, QOo.
Whost-Domand for the July dsliye..
continued extremely urgent the outi.o
Jav ana o. further advance OF nearly
cont was made. the price touching l.0'
late iu fle session. ln thC mcunfIur.
aiay sold W % lIsss The market cio.
ga strong with July up l@a14 a.
1.Dis01 .08t and May up = al 1lG
Corn-The high point for May wa
day and closed near the top, with Ma.
zap sBWl3 at o5At.
BUTTUE AND EGGS.
Chicago. Feb. 2i-Butter - stead.
Creamories. 22q@la, dairles. I0..
cllaa 10. hrsts. 2cs prime hrsts. 2'A
Cheosc-Stroug naisies, 1885, OyE.
twins. 1ii3alJi young Americas. 1875
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Feb 2l.-Sugnr. raw. Ta.r
rcuuiug, 3.Nia, centrifugal, 20 test
c.Wiss nolasscs sugar. 1885.
Behned-steady Crushed SIS; powder
cd IS, gIanulated. 4. sh
Conee-steady. No. Rio. s1-6dsil No
q santos. SIS.
ELABORATED FRUITS
New York. Feb 26-There was no
change iu the evupOrltod apple situatiu.
with fancy quoted at So ga 9M choice 81
W7&. prime 6itQ1' common 90 falr b
90.
Pruues are moro active. with quota
tons ranging from 4igi u for the new
crop California fruit MP to 4os and 0Us
and from ca az for Oregon 40 and G7
20 pos and 30s-
ApricOts are I'm a strong position STA.
tisticsllY, with choice quoted at qis
si; extra choice. @aHl0, fancy. u1 aH
Peaches are moderately active. with
fancy quoted ~ N-n6i extra choice. %
W1s: fancy, 51an6
Raisius are quiet. with loose muse.
tells quoted at 4d5, choice 90 fancy seed
ca, 4ai 0GN; seedless. SH Q5ii. London
layers. l.35d1.JO.
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james A. Pollock a Co, bankers and
brokars furnish the followns. rc ivcd
over THEW private wire this afternoon.
Adventure 7iSQ77s; Arcadian, iAW
az. Atlantic. 1854 4l6, G.. g. A., l0i0l0L;
Cent, 3003i. Cop. Range, uhWt2i
Franklin. t8AQtf. @, c.. gA0l0, Mich
igan, i0ih0ll; Ia Sale. l6MWi5At
New Con, 17hUi7h. old Dom, asa
f9i3, Parrot 2l027A Santa Fe, 2hU
2A; Superior COP. 42Api5, Tcnu.
Cop, 51M0GSis; I'm. Cop, iiMWl2. Utah
Copper i2Q42h; Winona Dk@5h;
Wyandot. 2#@3, Royale, 5oAQ3l, MI
lSit; East Butte, 1tHQitit; New
house l#a4A, Oil 5oA bid;
Apex. 53s asa; orth Lake. 5hU6.
Allouez, 41ia0f2; Az. Col, 22hdS2ia; b.
Coalition. 22h923; e.. g. II. 6.4ou6.3J;
g. NJ, 30m32, ID. w, 9ia0l0 CRANKY
96W95. Mexico Con, 3AM4; Mohawk,
il06-; Mass. 5Q5ia; n. b. 6ai4 W6}&;
Osccola. l.330l35. Quincy S6ihNs7iz
shannon, 1isW1SA; Tamarack. IS bid;
Trinity 1S bid; Utah con, $50 W3o4;
Victoria, 4&W5; Wolverine. 400 80;
Boston Con-. l1AW1's; Lake, l5IsN
ISL. NJ. e.. c., 20N25; Zinc. 25@26. IS.
q T.. 13740t4a; U. U. s.. com. $3.50
l3&; T.. s. S. pfd.. 4i045; Kew, AZ bid:
Ahmock, tGO asked; Gas 72013, Boston
Ely. 1&alia. Cum. Ely. ll-160l 1916;
Davis DAILY, 9-l6N3A. Giroux 615-15
V5, Hancock. 12hGt3, Ia Rose 5AU
SIS: Nevada Utah. 2%G2h. Nippissing.
pa ass; Raven. 39Qn. Seneca 1OJ
asked; Loaf t4Ul5; Tonopah, 6hd69s;
Ely Con, IL asked; A. & NJ. 1iadias;
Black NTH, 2G2k, b. g. IT, 2j0lS;
Chemung. 2O021, Dominion Copper ga
8; First National. 7a7 l-16; Globe. $50
so Helvetia, ga d3as Majestic, 1901;
Mckinley. $685.; Ri. Coaln.. 430lS,
san Antonio. l4lsGl5. Shattuck 1Ua
asked; Queen. 63G65; Yukon. 4isal&.
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

Sow York Feb 2i-lIaae. Prime
mercantile paper ak0l per cent
sterling exchange easy with actual
business foo bankers h.Us at AstI00
is3.20 fHr l1-lay biIs lul 900 ass 90 r0r
demand
Commercial bills tttanfss.
Etr silver lY-,
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular
Money 600 can easy lau2 pop cont.
ruling rate and offered at per cent?.
closing DID, la per cent
Time loans steady and quiet 40 days.
2laN2a per cent. 800 days 2403 par
cent. f0r six months. 3QaA pew cent
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WOOL

sE LOUIS.
So Louis. Web 2t-Wool. unchanged.
TrrntOIf 8lI western mediums. lJH--
uua mediums. in n. hrc. l2rA
BOSTON.
Boston TeD -.-I.ocaI wool dealers
aIr m0ie interested lu tho new clip aud
foreign stock than The light sales OF doc
mset.e wool Old clip is changing lends
as 90. supply H reduced 90 Che minimum.
Prices nrmIY hold.
Quotations.
Secured values. ToKu-Fiue. t1r0lEo
months. l6n ~ Che. a.E 90 eight mouths.
..uud. NuU fIll. $500.
Caif6mIs - Northern. Ha9. middle
county. NI5 o.. Tan FREQ. 5000
Oregon Eastern. $50. A siap.n tlH cI,
eastern. $50. a clothing. s5Noii Ntllcy
$50. D. ESQ .O
Territory staple Ua5s. nue
medium staple. GlHn1. 1u1 cIofhIuz. is
aG, Tine medium doihInI. v5uI; hale
blood. Ho. tIrea-e.e ha blood s'u
%. uutrtrr-hlooa. aIob-
IuIrI-EAtIa. f-ulut ono. HuU. IL
supers. a'n.a
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YOUR HOME

Wired for electric ughts and beautiful
chandelier. 50 down does o. Ask about
our easy payment plans.
WAsArCH ELECTRIC SERVICE 90,
40 4. q. Place neu phone, main 22l6
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk OF respective slg.
crs fOr further information,

~ THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
hute Division in and for salt LAX.
County. state of Utah. Department $50.
J. Iu the matter Of the estate OF Jacob
O. Soreusen. Deceased. NOtice.-Tho pct.
ton Of y. L. Rasmussen, praying 90.
the admission To probate OF certain
document purportlng to be the last VIII
and Testament of Jacob g.. Sorcnseu. de-
ceased, and for the granting OF Lettos
Tpstamentary Co ". T.. Rasmussen. ha~
been SGT for hearing on Saturday. o..
18TH day of March s. ID. ts0. no H
o'clock a. m al the County t0ur
House. loo the Court Room OF said Cour.
iu Sclt Lake Sity. Salt Lake Counts
Utah.
Witness the Clerk of said Court Wit.
the seal thereof affixed, this 1,rd dag
of February A. ID. 1909.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHsE
(SeaD CLERK.
By J.. p. Palmer Deputy Clerk
e.. NJ Nielsen, Attorney for Petitioner
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sAN rRANCIsCo MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. Furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
COMsrOCK.
Ornlr 9isal.8o: Mexicnn. % "a On;
G0ull a. Curry. ~ asked; Con. va. asW
90. savage. lbnlf, Hale a Nuicross. a'4
A. yellow Jacket. % pa confidence, =
2sH2l. rotosl 5as. Best g. BeicAer .
ToNoPAH
Montana T0nopah. q asked; Ionopah
Extension. ~ bid; MacNamaIu, ,@H-.9
Midway mas. Tonopah BELMONT ~ =
M. Tonopah North Star, 3 bid West
End Cons. $685. Rescue, bldi jim
Batter 1901
GOLDFIELp
saudstorm . asked; Col M. log G.
peuusyIvauia lne. Kendall, blI. Booth
1901. B.uc Bun. l0uu. Adams, % 70.
silver plak SOLO. Nevada Boy lu2i
Blue Ben. 3ul. Hlbeula. cGf. ST. Ives.
81 aksel. Coulueror. 3U1; Lone star, q
bId. a. Wonder. 2 asked folatgh. s ask-
e0 orc. HNuL Atlanta l-H l4i o. hen1t
ll46l Rod Top Ext. lub, FLORENCE.
B W. 40; p.held b. b Cons. ~" cold
.Oga. CO. Bend Ext, au4, o. Bend Au-
mex, asked Mhltown hI. p. IT.
bonanza. ln2i Kewau0s INta. Port.
land q bid, Crackeriaok hIi. Brl
HIS tHll T. Dillon, ilit r. fl.nI. D.
asked. Grandma. @ bid. Goldueld CON.
Nnds.0l. D.heh Triangle. 2ua. O. u. n.
20 bid. WlorUnce EAL. q bio, Gold bar,
% asked.
BULLFRoG.
Mont Bulfrog. I asked; National
Bank 8 bid. Amethyst. o bid. Gold .lr.
j asked. Bonnie Glare 6 asked Man
foWcr Cons. 1906. Montgy BIZ tu ~.
Humgatake Cons, sac. Tramp Cons, -
asked.
MANHATTAN
MANN Cons $40. MusJtnr. hIi Pine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24
WY SILL BNGHllI slmLTER.


sim Unsculcd.
James p. Graves. president Of the
Bingham company who has just zee
turned from H visit 10 tho property.
Says Boo the Boston Financial News
"Ihe transfer OF tho Bingham consol-
dated Mining co. property has finally
boon made to the Bingham Mines 60.
and nothing now stands Boo The way %
active explorations. Heretofore we have
hra.tated t0 spend money for devel-
oumaDt work. as the title of the prop
IsUes n3d not passed 90 the new COM
pauE.
Work ou the Dalton g. Lake prop
afy wlu De- started Immediately and
tda work ON tho Eagle a Blue Bell
now being done mostly by leHsers, viii
shortly boz augmented by the gumpa-
uFs management Active develop
mcuts 0u thc Commercial property utl
have to boz DELAYED until arrangements
cam bu made FOR tho proper smelling
of tho sulphide ores
"It ls uncertain what win become Of
the smelling end of the company We
may be able. however to sell the
.urlter now closed by tine courts to "a
party who anticipates uu difficulty
u operating It without Injury 90 tho
suu0uulus country