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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-26

A marriage of interest in Virginia will
take place at 4 O'clock Wednesday after
noon at Austin. the country place of the
late Mai. A l.. Hunt. at Amherst Va,
the contracting parties being Mr.. Will
liam X. Allen of Amherst and Miss Sallie
Spotswood Hunt of Richmond.
Rev William Alexander Barr of St
Paul's parish. Lynchhurg will officate
The bride will be attended by Miss Mil
dred Bacon of Washington and Miss
Imogen Warwick of Richmond as maids
of honor Mr.. Allen will be attended by
his brother. Dr. Charles w. Allen of this
city, best man. The groom-to-be is
the of Mrs. Tinsley l.. Allen of
Church street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-26

DIR. Charles W. Allen. accompanied b.
mis- mother. Mrs. Tinsley l.. Allen. leave
today for Amherst. Va. to be present a
the Allen-Hu wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-26

The announc ament of the marriage of
Miss Annie Laurie Graves and Mr.. Will
liam Monroe Layne, October o3. 1902 at
Franklin. Ind. the home Of the brides
Mr. and Mrs. Lamson Burch
Graves, will be received with much inter-
est by their many friends. 1t being a
quiet home wedding. no formal cards
were issued. After a leiSurely trip east
Mr.. and Mrs. I.ayne will be at home, De-
cember l. 1909 at 1916 Columbia road
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-26

Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman after their
return to Washington will occupy an
apartment which they have recently taken
at the Wyoming, Columbia road and Con-
necticut avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-26

The marriage OF Mr.. John Caffrey of
Jennings, La, son of the late Senator
Donelson Caffrey of Louisiana, and Miss
Mary F'rere of Franklin. La, will be eel
ebrated in the latter place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-26

Mrs c. C. Cole and daughter, Miss
Louise c. Cole. sailed today on the Ryn-
where they will reside for the next few
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-26

The Secretary of State will entertain
at a luncheon on November 2 for the
japanese commercial commission, which
will be in Washington at that time. The
charge d'aflaires of Japan will also en-
terrain for his countrymen and has din
ner invitations out for November :; at
the New Willard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15

The Pioneer sampler has posted a
dividend OF per cent payable al once.
A telegram from Frank Jardlue az
Gold circle announces "a strike in the
Elko chief property n be- declared
that the face Of the tunnel Is now
boz sulphide ore. having cut The old
crown vein The telegram was sent
40 g. N Monroe. one of the heaviest
stakeholder OF The company
Az the annual meeting of tho outzen
Mining company at Richhcd recently.
g. a. Outzcn was elected president;
= No. Bickel vice president W. N.
Robinson. secretary and treasurer Tho
officers With n. ~. HAYES aud Henry
Outzcn. Jr. compose the directorate
Mr. Rickel ls the new member of the
board having acquired tho Interests
of Lorenzo Nielsen.
At the annual meeting of tho New
York Eonanza Mining company yester-
day w. vs. Armstrong was chosen n
member Of the board uf directors to
succeed j q. Dick D. " Sherman off
Park CITY was ALSO elected a member
off the board Tho other directors re-
elected were "a o. NcGul NJ To- Io-
seph and j NJ Tcmiug The honrd wilI
meet boo Few DAVIS and organize. Tho
troasurers report showed thaf more
Was siSl66t n tnc treasury Hno HlI
bills paid 40 Sept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
ELECTRICITY IMPRISONED
TO MEET MANS DEMAND

II LBCTRIC vehicles OF all kinds
~ are driven by electricity which
has been captured and impris-
oned. Batteries which produce
electricity by primary chemical action
cannot be made large enough. with the
small amount OF space available. to
drive electric vehicles, so the truck,
runabout or cab is run into the garage
where enough electricity to propel the
motor for 80 to 100 miles Is taken of
the wire and imprisoned in a little box
until il is wanted 70 do the work
Familiar as everyone is with the cleo
trio motor and the electric vehicle, for
this style OF power driven wagon is fast
supplanting the horse In the city
streets. very few people know the Sc
cret OF the storage battery.
A storage battery does not store
electricity as many believe, but II does
store energy by converting the energy
OF the electric current into chemical
potential energy which may be recon-
verified into knetic or moving energy
Storage batteries, or accumulators.
depend upon secondary chemical action
for their operation They consist OF
certain materials so arranged THAI
when a current Of electricity is passed
through them, they undergo certain
chemical changes due TO the current:
and, n afterward connected 70 a closed
circuit. will discharge current nearly
equal to the original charge.
The material from which storage bal
terry plates are made depends largely
upon the use to which they are to be
adapted. Batteries are now being man
ufactured with plates made OF iron ard
nickel lead and zinc, and lead and
lead. For engineering purposes. how
- III A..
almost exclusively.
In batteries or this class the negative
plates are made of sponge lead, which
has a light gray color and Is very soft
The positive plates are OF peroxide ~
lead, being dull chocolate In color and
hard in texture
The electrolyte. or chemical. almost
universally adopted FOR storage bat
teries Is dilute sulphuric acid made
from pure sulphur when fully charged,
the plates are pure lead for the mega
tive and peroxide OF lead FOR the posi-
tive. These have formed upon their
surfaces during their normal discharge.
a very slight coating or lead sulphate.
Upon recharging. the sulphate upon the
plates combines with the acid and dis
ISOLATED gases. with the result that tho
positive plate again becomes peroxide
or lead and the negative plate, pUro
sponge lead.
Thus II is seen that when the battery
IS being charged the chemiciN forma-
ton Of the cells Is changed When the
circuit Is opened and the power turned
on the chemicals work to regain their
former state and this work produces
nearly as much electricity as II took 10
perform the change. This electricity Is
used 20 turn the wheels Of the truck,
runahout or cab.
storage batteries are also extensively
used ia plants furnishing current for
lighting and power purposes-to help
out when the load is heavy and 10 be
charged when the load is light Many
OF the largest electric power plants
maintain storage batteries 20 supply
current IN case some accident happens
10 the plant ~ the patrons need not he
Inconvenience while repairs are being
made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
CANADIANS 1--we ~ SOD HOUSES
Iack Of Lumber Not Money, Canes
| Construction of Grass IIabitntIons

II you read that a family lives la .
sod house you conclude that poverty
compels IL; that this IL note true on the
Canadian praries. where sod houses
are the advance agent Of prosperity
says the New York sun.
The homesteader who obtains a slice
OF that rich wheat land doesn't walt 70
build a regular house before starting %
grab riches from the soil. Even II he
we're minded 10 build he would have
difficulty IN doing Il. for there IL no
lumber handy. SO Il is better % wait
until the locomotive catches up
II you start out from any OF tha
towns which are springing up almost
overnight la tho fertile stretches ~
Saskatchewan or Alberta you VIII
strike first wen ordered farms and sub
stantial houses. but n you get away 10
miles or more the sod houses will begin
20 appear.
II n not unusual 10 see signs N lux
ury about these sod houses. They are
comfortable abiding places, cool in
summer ana warm ln winter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
PRICES HIGHER,
CLOSE STRONG

New york. sept l5.-Prices OF stocks
started higher than last night, with ac-
tive dealings in AN departments OF the
list National Railways " Mexico ad-
vancde ls, Reading IA Union Pacific
Pennsylvania and Wabash preferred
and Union Pacific preferred. New YORK.
Central. Southern Pacihc and Western
Onion and American Cotton on large
fractions.
some stocks weakening when Union "a
clnc reacted 10 below last night ana the
preferred fen back IA. Later on me
aggressive bidding up OF the trunk line
groups and Reading pulled the whole
were bought freely on the rise. Reading
reached "a record price ~ l9s, which was
"a over yesterdays closing Cleveland
cincinnati Chicago a St Louis advanc-
ga q 81 Louis a san Francisco second
preferred Baltimore 4 ohio ~ SOUTH
eru Pacific 49, Kew York Central ia
and Atchison and others "a point.
The strength Of New YORK Central be-
came the feature that stock rising n.
on large dealings. Pennsylvania ana
Texas a Pacific also advanced ! = ana
Louisville a Nashville, Delaware Hud-
son, American Locomotive. CONSOLIDATED
Gas. American Beet Sugar and American
Hide & Leather preferred ~. There
we're a number OF 1-poiut gains m inn
portant stocks but the previous gains
were not much extended. When New
York Central halted. prices elsewhere
reccded a fraction.
Union Bag preferred gained 2. and
Lake Erie a Western preferred lost S%
Bonds were irregular.
Reading was taken In hand again and
marked M TO 1874 which put stop
TO the realizing elsewhere. Material
gains were made in q number Of Indus
trials, many of which rere unusually
active Sloss-S Sheffield Steel improved
3ih. Northwestern 3, American Sugar
2A and American Ice 2
All important stocks got notch high
| or. particularly Union Pacific and Read
| ing The more noticeable advances were
/ the specialties. A wide variety Of stocks
/ were traded In and the absorption Of
| United states Steel was especially large.
! About o'clock proht-taking began In
! Union Pacific, which went OF over a
/ point and the general list sagged with
Y It, Central Of New Jersey bounded M 4
| points. Aliss-Chaimers preferred, Colo
I RADIO Fuel o United states Steel and
! bethlehem steel Ia. the preferred 2is,
/ Central Leather Is and United states
! Rubber III.
| The market closed buoyant and active.
/ 8 rise IN United States Steel TO MA
/ was on enormous trausac lions There
| we're several belated advances elsewhere
but traders were inclined 10 realize on
! the sustained strength OF the steel move
ment st Paul advanced 2, st. Louis
I southwestern preferred "a, Rock Island
preferred q American Sugar 4 and Grcar
| Northern ore Certificates IA, Western
| Union dropped points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
STOCKS TAKE ANOTHER
BIG DROP ON MARKET



Conditions were ranicky or thc local
stock cxchang this morning ana prices
fcr on rapidly Tor several days
stocks have been dropping but this
morning saw the worst bear market
OF the week. Securities continued 90
slide down the tohoggan to lower
levels when the session was finished
there were several brokers who had
to stand heavy losscs.
Unless conditions change u is de-
ciarod that minus signs viii begin
appearing before the quotations. MANY
Of the stocks have been forced ao
low that they are hard to mud.
During the morning session there
WAS qulfc raid on Sioux CousOhdat-
cd and tho price was hammered hatd.
New York also developed taniVkN
feeling and somc big lunches Of stock
we're thrown ON the market
There were hut few buying orders
I'm the market this morning aud many
OF the margin holders were cleaned
out. The slump threw considerable OF
this stock onto the market
Black Jack which during January
sold az as cents, went over the rail
today for lela cents Carisa which
sold above tho dollar mark several
months ago was disposed ~ at 20
cents This was slightly better than
the market Of Yesterday Colorado
dropped TO Sl.a2is The stock sold
NJ $3.50 early ia tho year Iron
Blossom was fairly strong this morn
Ing and held IFS own at Si,O5 When
this stock was q prospect II was sell
ing at S3.31tA. better than three times
the present price Grand Central
With the probability OF paying St7i,-
600 to its stockholders. on account
OF the decision in the famous suit
against the Mammoth. was lower
today than before the decision was
announced II was selling az 22.40.
Mason valley which has moro than
900. 600 tons Of 10 per cent COP
per ore blocked out and which has
sold as high as s3.50 this year, was
down 20 S2.02is Mineral Flat was
selling AT s y cents. Sioux sold at 50
cents
More money has gone into irrigation
schemes and real estate this year than
has been expended in mining and as
a result the brokers see little OF the
public
The total number of shares OF
stock sold this morning was 100. 800
while the amount represented was
$31.791.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
RUNAWAY MlSHAPS
At CARDST0N, CANADA


CARDSTON. Alberta Canada. sept -
A serious runaway accident occurred to-
dav near tho crossing Of ST. NarNs riN-
or here Mt r. Manley Brown, with HIS
wife and two daughters. Mrs. LILLIAN
Anderson and Edna Tanner. together
With their little babes were out Tor
drive. when the team started 20 run
away on the hill leading down TO the
we're thrown out Mrs Brown suffering
n fracture Of the shoulder blade and
both she and her husband received I'M
iurics which rendered them unconscious
FOR several houra Tho younger women
Nerc not injured seriously, although Mrs
Andrew GrcEson and ramily also had
severe shaking up through the cap
sizing o. conveyance while en- route
60 the Cochrane ranch on Monday
Labor dav.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
snERIrrrs SALE.

In the District Court Ia and for I'D.
Lake county, state Of Utah. Union s,.
itgs and Investment Company. IA eor,.',.
alton. Plaintiff. against walter sptst
man, Defendant. 60 be sold al Shef.e'.
sale az the west front door OF the f,o,.,
~ Court House. In the city and Connie
Of Salt Lake, State Of Utah. ON 80 :,
day OF october. a. u 1909. al u o'ele.e
noon OF said way, an the right ma
claim and interest OF said doferdapt ~,
IN and 70 the following described resi
estate. tO-Wit,
The following described tract o. lam,
In salt Lake County. state OF rf.t.
Commencing at the center Of tvgs,t,
foot lane running south from hichvs,.
No. 81, the point Of beginning heinz or.
thousand and nfty-one and dve-trntts
D.05l. g feet west and one hundred ,rT
nlnety-one. and thirty-hve hundrediE'
Ol9 Slfeet north ~ the southeast conn.
or the southwest quarter or seetior
twenty-five t25l, township two t2l soutI
range ono 90 west salt Lake Meridian
and running thence. west one hurdre5
and twenty G3Ol feet. thence south ora
hundred 600 feet. thence east one b,,.
along the center Of said twenty foot
lane, one hundred tlOol feet 10 beri-.
ming. together with q right Of way for
ingress and egress for pedestrian ana
vehicles. over the following described
tract of land.
Commencing one thousand and fori
one and five tenths DOii 81 feet Me-.
and three hundred and seventy-scr.. .
and oiehty-fvc hundrcdths fSII So foet
north from the southeast corner Of the
southwest quarter Of section twentv-ft.
f25l, township two (2) south. range ora
Cd west. salt Lake Meridian. tbencs
west twenty tpl feet; thence south iu,
hundred and eighty-siN and five tenths
(2S6.5l feet. thence east twenty (2l feet.
thence north two hundred and eighfg-siv
and hVe-tcnths t2Sf.a) feet. TO heglnuins
Purchase price PAYABLE an lawful mon.
cy Of the United states.
Dated at Salt Lake city Utah. this
18th day OF September 1870
JOSEPH C.. SHARP
sheriff OF salt Lake County. state ~
Utah.
BY Alex Buchc-ptn Jr Deputy sherry
n. V. Jones. Attorney for Plaintiff
Date OF first publication. September
10TH 1909.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
TMo courLEs Mrn.

CHARLESTON. Sept Mr. and Mrs
Sillito returned recently from Salt Lake
Sityi where they We're married Mrs
Sillito was formerly Miss Maud Nelson.
a reception was held al the home Of tho
brides parents.
President T.. j. Wood performed the
ceremony which made Lee stoddard and
MISS Lille Duce. husband and wife Mrs
Stoddard IS the Youngest daughter ~
President Thomas Duce, ut whose home
inc wedding aud reception occurred.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wolf
q daughter
- ltm OF contractors rom Calgary Is
making rapid progress with the cement
SIDEWALKS under construction along Main
sueet ana leading to the railway sta
tl"n. The works SO far shows decided
lnlpioNeiheht upon the streets. The whole
contract is 10 be completed before tbe
end of the month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
PRODUCE.


Chicago sept IS. considerable
strength developed m the wheat market
here today following weak tone a. the
start the distant deliveslea q,e sr or.
tiou was neglected and showed little
tendency 20 follow the upturn In other
months
lower nd as@ 20 asis. After touching Na
the price OF December advanced 20 seia,
The slump w wheat had a weakening
cffcct on the corn market az the start
but firmcr tone soon developed, owing
to buying based on decreased receipts
here and low temperature IN the north
ern part Of the corn belt December
opened \ 20 : lower at 5s'A 70 90 and
oats showed little response 20 the up-
turn In wheat and corn, the market
being about steady during the early part
of the dav Trading was quiet Deccm-
her opened unchanged 10 S9A and sold
Liquidation OF the January products
caused weakness IN the provisions mar
ket. Prices at the opening we're ~ to
wheat-The market became weak dur
Ing the last half OF the day owing 90
liberal sales Of the September option by
cash interests. December declined from
% 20 & Tho close was weak, with De-
ccmber on y at eSNdi4.
Corn--The market continued firm the
remainder Of the day, the high point for
december was WY. inc close was nfns
with December uD = at eoi4.
Close-Whcst-Sept, i.02i. Dec, sSisf
4 May fmitaA
Corn-Sept, 67is; Dec. toy May, 62N.
Oats-Scnt. 40, Dec, 39& n "a May,
42it
Pork-sept. 28.7j bid; o 30 sellers; Jan,
IS e2ia May, 1T.62ih.
Lard-Sept.. lists; Oct, 11.90: Nov,
II .s0gli .53is Jan, 1850
Ribs-Sept.. n 50. Oct. n. 40. Jan, s.37is
Rye-Cash, 71W72. sept, 20.
Barlcy--Cash. 5la66
an
Clover-Cash. Is y; March. AIS
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York sept 15.-Sugar. raw arm.
Fair refining 3.61Q3.50s centrifugal. rs
test, 4.lImf.O; molasses sugar, 3.42n3. a..
Retined STEADY. Crushed. IS: powder
ed. 5.25. granulated. SIS.
coffee--Quiet, No Rio. "a; No. 4
Santos. 81 a..
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. sept 15-Butter- STEADY.
Creamcries. 23h G2is dairies, 22ag
Eggs-Steady. az mark. cases included.
49, receipts. S.5a2i hrsts, A5a; prime
firsts. 81
Cheese-steady Daisies. 15l4a2.: twins.
l4A@-5. young Americas, l6i long
horns. IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
PLANT or PORTLAND
FLOUR MILLS BURNED

Portland sept i6-Tho planr ~ the
Portland FIGURING Mile company is
burning From present indications inc
plant. which is one n the largest on
tho Pacific coast VIII be- totally de-
siroyod. This company exports large
quantities ~ n0ur 40 the orient
The mill nill he total loss N ne
company dock d now burning. N A.
ernectcd the financial loss Nln appfoN-
innate between $3.50 600 ana 100000.
Tho orc was caused by the explosion
~ Ia dust collector nu The sixth floor
~ ne mill The warehouse ana the rle-
vator will b. saved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
CnnnNAL COTRT.

Joseph ikarish charged with as
sault with "a deadly weapon was ar
raigned this morning before Judge
Lewis In the third district court and
entered a plea OF not guilty Ina the
Information ne Is charged on Aug ~,
with having assaulted John BorcoYich
IN Bingham Junction with a knife
The case Of James christlansen,
formerly state treasurer. VINO Isl
charged with cmhezzlement, was con-
unucd Tor arraiEnment until 10
O'Clock Friday morning. The cases
against Mrs Dora A. TOpham and The
citizens Investment company wore all
10 continued until Friday morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept 15-Money on call
firm. 2&d3 per cent, closing bid "a.
offered at "a per cent, ruling rate 3
per cent.
Time loans very strong. 50 days. 81
d8& per cent: 90 days. 3AMi per cent.
six months A.. 64ih per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In BANKERS bills at S4.S1.i0W
s4sl so for e0-day bills, and az N.S6.25
for demand.
Commercial bills AsidS4Ais
Bar silver. 5iAk cents.
Mexican dollars i3 cents
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15

WOOL


~ Louis sept l5-Wool. unchanged
Territory Hui western mediums. G301f.
nnH mcIiums GUg. fine l30r
BOSTON
Boston. sept -subeeauent 90 the
heavy sale. of wool last month. the local
SOME demand for territory, hut mills arc
1901 stocked and holders are aHking TOP
prices
Tho domestic CLIP b. unusually we'll
cleaned up for this time OF the year.
Quotations
secured tHlurs-roNaF- Fine. twelve
months l0rIh. hne. Hv fo eight months
pr m ln. Hnr nn .nfl
california Northern. $500. middle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15

county. C0G. fall free. so1t2
Oregon Eastern No. I staple NH ~
eastern clothing. 70ui1. valley No
afnCs
Territory Fine staple UmN, hne
medium. steady NnI2i me clothinr -
fr2. Hnc medium clothing, 61nfsi hair
blood lsuf6i eichths-b blood. go
20. quarter blood. 67fioA
pulUd..Extra. 1908. nnc IA Nu
"a "a" anuers iiu6,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
EvERARp cNsr pIsNnssEp.

By stipulation the suit Of Alonzo Da-
Wis against Joseph Y. Smith. Joseph ".
McMurrin and Henry n Blood, eXecu-
tors OF the estate Of Mrs Sarah Over
ara. was dismissed this morning by
Judge George G Armstrong. The suit
involved the sum Of $4,000, which was
beaueathed hy her 20 the Salt Lake
temple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
BLACK A BIG CONTRACTOR.


Although lamcs 49, BLACK. president
of the lames Black Masonry A. Com
tracing company which WuH yesterday
awarded thc contract for thc coHstruc
lion oi the Utah hotel be- new comp0-
utor Tor SOME of the building business
of Salt lake city he Do nell AND favor
ably known in other narta of tho roun-
try ar man of INTEGRITY I'm addition
to building The Washington hotel at
Seattle. Dots firm BIAS built "a number of
large buildings boz sr Louis and olse-
Nhore Mr. slack ls recommended by
President Wulkrr liin of me Mechan-
icf- American National bank of 81
louis ms "a man oft zine ability and tho
highest character who has done "a great
deal of Nork on large buildings DOB st
Louis and nflo win carry oui any con
tract 90 the letter The same tning has
boon stated be- NJ ~ EdWards preai-
dent of the Natlonai BANK of CONF
lneroa 81 louis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
CHARLESTON AGRICULruRNL FATR,

CARDSTON. Sept THE agricultural
tair Is TO be held here on the 18th and
Hth or this month. Judging from the
preparations being made the fair this
fall VIII surpass any previous EFFORT OF
the association. Much credit IL duo
James Hanson, president and simpson
Woof. secretary who are sparlng no
pains 10 take care Of the great crowd
which the advance entries betokcn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15

AFTERNOON SALES
Beck Tunnel 500 al 81.
Bullock. 1000 al IA 5000 az IA
seller So 5000 al ~
Camp Bird, 1000 at Y.
Carisa. 100 az n: 500 at 70 seller 10;
800 az q
Colorado 500 AZ 1874; 277 at 1.55;
1000 at 1.571a seller so; 100 az ibIia
seller rs.
Columbus con, 200 a. %.
Crown Point. $500 al s; 200 AZ 6A;
eco at 50 800 az sia buyer SO.
Daily Judge 100 az 545 seller go.
East Crown Point 900 at ?.
East Tintic Dew, $500 a. r.; 1000 At
70 seller 60
Indian queen 1000 at 81 500 at ga
buyer so
Iron BLOSSOM. 0oo at los seller so.
400 az 05 700 AT los seller so;
100 at 1919 buyer 80: LOO at l07ia
huyer so. 500 at i05is buyer rs. 1900 az
1914
Iron King. 400 at IS; 500 at 1874 1000
at H.