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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-16
PRICE CHANGES
SMALL, MIXED

New York. Dec. 10.-The active openms
-, IN stocks today showed out
ar,au changes In prices and these "ei'
n,ixed. Consolidated Gas rose IL Aou
vile & Nashville and Pit.sDuiB
nreferred 1 and Reading and lo"u Nen
trail Il. nero
Representative railroad STOCKS "e,9
bourht on a liberal scale. resulting :"
advances OF q point in Union fac'nc, ,''an,a
Southern Pacing. aaon ST. pauii i1i in atlantic
Coast Line, and in Union Pacinc pre-
Serred. Several OF the high grade spe-
cInlties were also in demand, Consoli-
dated Gas going up p,roatlyn ~ Snd t,n,on yVH Gas
III PittsburR Coal preferred gained
and American Woolen Ia. Readlns
common was unloaded after II had cross,
ed III and its reaction of a point stopped
the rise and caused a slight reaction.
WESTINGHOUSE Electric lost l15. inc nrst
preferred 2 and Keokuk * Dcs Moihes
preferred points. aa
Evidence of profit-taking in Reading
had a daprossing effect on the general
tone and that stock was forced under
10. but met support at the lower ieVei-
Amalgamatcd Copper, ROCK island pre-,
ferrcd Southern Railway prelsrI,E,o ste st,u
Marie lost i. The market became very
dull at slight rally.
Bonds werc steady.
Interest in the market subsidized great
ly. None OF the leaders showed any
activity and the whole list fiucutated
within the mercst fractions. United
States Express advanced 3h.
When prices eased off trlnc. small
buying orders were met and the list re-
covered slightly. Reading, Union Pa
cifc, Southern Pacific and ST: Paul hoy
cred close to their high price OF the
morning, but special stocks were heavy
Northern Pacific receded a point ano
Rock Island preferred 2. while Centra
Leather preferred rose /.
The market closed irregular and dull
The general level of prices was little
changed. Southern Paclnc's gain reach
ed 17s and Western Maryland Certif
Gates were up Ia. New Haven ant
Pacific Telephone IL. There was som'
further selling of Reading at the last.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec 6-Cattle-Receipts. es-
tImated at $500; market weak. Beeves,
3.S0aS .25, Texas steers. 3.S004.6. west
ern steers. 4.0od6.30 stockers and feed
ers, 3.U0a5 TO- cows and heifcrs. 2.0o9
$40; calves. 72o@9.I5.
Hogs-Rcceipts. estimated at 5000,
market steady. Light. 7.e0@S.35: mixed.
S.100S-50; heavy. S.1o@ s. 90: rough, SlS9'
S.a5; good to choice heavy. 5000 s:56;
pigs, 7.O0@7.90: bulk of sales. S.2S1S.4
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000.
market strong. Native. 350d5 so; west
ern, 3.76@5.5 80; yearlings, 6.3067 20: lambs,
native. 5.75@S.50: western. 5.709S.so.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Dec. 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000. market steady to stronger.
Native steers 3.75G7. 90; cows and heif-
ers. 3.0O@5 90: western steers, 3.o0@6O'
range cows and heiferss 2.7o44. 81: can
ners, 2.2593.25; stockers and feeders. 20
@5.35: calves. s.50a7 so; bulls. stays.
Hog@Receipts. 5000: market 5@1Oc.
higher. Heavy. 815@s.271z mixed. s:l0@
SIS: light. S,0oaS. %, pigs. 6.75@f.s6; bulk
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market stron-
ger. Yearlings. 5.S@7.00: wethcrs. 4.7d
gr5. so: ewes. 4.0Od5 rs: lambs. 6.50@7.75.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec. 16--Cattle-Receipts
5000: market weak. Native steers
4 72a7. Is; cows and heifers. 275@6.50
stockers and feeders s.25 @5.0o; bulls. az
@4.75; calves. 3.50@S.5O; western steers
S,75@5.D: western cows S.oo@4.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady
to &c. lower. Bulk of sales. S.00@ s.35
heavy, S.30@S.40; packers and butchers
s.109S.35; light. ,7.s0@s.25; pigs. 6.75G
7.50.
Sheep-Reccipts, 5000; market steady
Muttons, 1896. 20; lambs. 6.509S.5; fec
western wethers and yearlings. 4.50@
100; fed western ewes, 4.5@5.25.
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DAILY JUDGE CLEANING UP.
Hundreds of Tons of Silt Deposited
In Drift by Tuesdays Flood.

Manager George Lambourne oil the
DAILY Judge reports greatly dlmln-
ished flow OF water on the tunnel
level as the result of the tapping OF
the immense reservoir Tuesday after
noon in a raise above the ] 200 level.
by which one man was killed and two
others injured Mr.. Lambourne says
the water was found near the same
place where a large flow was tapped
few weeks ago. The second raise
was being extended above the last one,
the aim being to get at the high grade
ore exposed there, when, without any
warning. torrent of water carrying
with IL hundreds OF tons of silt, poured
into the raise and down to the drift
on the tunnel level For several hum
dred feet down the drift the silt is
piled up. all the way from several
inches deep to several feet near the
raise. This material Is said to be
largely ore. and force OF men Is now
at work taking ii to the mill, where 1t
will all be run through.
The tapping Of the unlocked for res
ervoir has cut the mine off Temporal
| ly from two bodies OF ore, one of them
| being In an important body OF mill ore
| but as soon as the drift Is cleared, work
will go along as usual. Mr.. Lambournc
| is glad to get the water out of the
way. as 1t was for that purpose that the
| drift has been extended on the tunne
| level where the water can be carried
| off.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. Notwithstanding the
bearish character of the government
crop report published yesterday. inc
cause of an advance of y to Is at
Liverpool. Initial quotations showed
gains of y to compared Win TN t,e
previous close. May 5eing ,gn at 1'o% to
Tho opening bulge brought out liber-
al offerings from prominent commission
houses and this selling soon caused
reaction. all OF the opening gains being
ccmber to 1.12A. Receipts in the north
west will increase greatly within
few days and was a bearish factor.
Corn prices declined further owing to
renewed liquidation based on the liberal
yield in this country as indicated by the
government report. Prices ut the start
were Y lower to % higher. with May
sf MaS @ deelInes h DO to eSS s5 A''er '0ucn'ns
Oats were also weak The May de-
livery opened a shade lower to 1s high
or at HM@ to 44E and sold or to
Provisions were strong on active de-
mand by shorts based on smaller re-
eeipts OF live hogs here than were eN-
pccted. Prices at the opening were un-
changed to zoe. higher.
Wheat-The market became exceeding
ly strong in the final hour and prices
advanced sharply on general demand.
December rose from 1.12ss to 1.14% and
May SoiQ up from lV5Sk " ~ 10
1.uM. Higher prices at the northwestern
markets and bulge at Buenos Ayrcs
caused tho bullish sentiment. The mar
ket closed strong at the top. with De-
cembcr up 2S a u at LINZ and May rs
higher at 1.u% ON
Corn-The strength in wheat caused a
change In the sentiment In the final half
of the day and prices made material
advances. May sold up from eSMqA to
Sc, and closed firm. Apas higher at Gs.
Close-Wheat-Dec-, 1.AB, May, 1.11A
Ga. July. 1.o0%.
Oats-Doc., 43M May. Az; JlVy. 1926.
Corn-Dec., 6ls4; May. 65; July. 60 " a y
Pork-Jan.. %. %; May. 22.2s; July 21. %.
LardnDec $50; Jan. 1a.o2h@1a.o6;
Ribs-Jan.. 12.10; May. n.571s oil. 60;
Rye-Cash. n; Dec, 7597s; May. 7ea So
Barley-Cash, 6S670.
Timothy-March S.e5
Clover-Mnroh. Is. o.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
| Chicago. Dec. 16.-Butter-Steady
Crenmcries. 27@$; dairies. 26@So-
| 2o1s Q25H: receipts, 1855; flrSts %. prime
Cbeese-Firm Daisies, 1s1sG%: Twins
| 1871 Young Americas. 16: Long Horns
161s-
| SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Dec 16-Sugsr, raw
| steady Muscovado. SO test. 3.67; centrif
test. So.
Refined-Steady Crushed, SIS: granu
| lated. 5.15: powdered. So
Coffee-Spot, steady: No Rio, 81
| nominal; No. Santos. SH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-16
WORK OF UNITED STATES
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Washington. Dec, leland classifi-
cation, examination of water resources.
Investigations OF mine accidents and
tests of mineral fuels and building ma
terials formed special features of the
work of the United States geological
survey during the fiscal year 1909, ac-
cording to the report of the director of
the survey just issued.
The report states that the general
land office depends on the survey to
furnish detailed valuations for every
40-acro tract of coal land that Is placed
on the market. The purpose of the sur
vey's work in the coal lands is to eX-
pedite the restoration of agricultural
entry OF land found TO be barren of coal.
The report gives detailed accounts OF
the progress of the work on the topo-
graphical and geological aliases of the
United States. on special geological and
photographic surveys. including work
in Alaska, and of statistical work on
mineral resources.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-16
LOCAL MARKETS.

Today's markets are in receipt of
full line of California vegetables. In
cIudIng lettuce. caullflower. tomatoes,
onions. radishes, egg plant, wax beans,
stringcd beans. parsley Chill peppers.
rhubarb bell peppers, etc. also car lots
OF navel oranges. California lemons.
sweet potatoes, Utah potatoes and cab
bages. etc. Lemons have been scarce.
go have sweet potatoes. The banana
trust has been holding back bananas.
It is said, to give Salt Lake handlers
q lesson not to kick against such
prices as the trust may see flt to I'M
pose A few cranberrics are being re-
ceived from both Wisconsin and New
Jersey.
Flour has taken another rise. to keep
pace with the rise in wheat which Is
becoming scarcer and scarcer, SO re-
ports state. High patent Is now re-
failing at s3.40 per cwt., and the other
two brands 1920 and $500 respectively.
Lemons are advanced Ave cents doz-
en-. so have mixed nuts Lobster will
be In the market next week for Christ
mas, coming from Rockland, Me. The
price viii probably be rs cents per
lobster Tho crustacean makes such
excellent salads that 1t Is always In
great demand The prices obtaining
In today's markets are as follows:
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Pioneer Roo6ngs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
ANOTHER DREDGING FAILURE.
After Big Outlay Colorado River
Company Fails to Collect Gold.


According to the Las Vegas Age.
dredging operations of the Colorado
River Dredging company have been
suspended. The proposition is said TO
have failed to make good, and those
promoting the scheme are now chiefly
interested In fixing the responsibility
for the failure on the other fellow. The
Investment TO date approximates $780,
900, furnished chiefly by eastern capt.
talists. Various reasons for the failure
to save the values are given, among
them inability to reach bedrock with
the suction dredge, lack of values In the
dirt handled and the flneness of the
gold 1t Is said also that the silt and
cement in the water would fill the riff
hes In one hours run so that they were
as smooth as a bar of soap and that
the gold is SO fine that it simply floated
on top OF the water as though 1t were
creased and none of 1t could be saved.
In face of the fact that a trial run or
% days resulted In practically no saw
ing of gold. it is said that reports have
recently been spread in many of the
large cities that a cleanup of $4,000
had been made This report is of course
without foundation in fact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-16
WEAK MARKET TODAY.
Declines All Along the Line Witnessed
At This Mornings Call.

This mornings call on the mining ex
change was marked by low prices ali
round. Declines are noticeable all alohe
The line. Even New York which mas
kent up its advancing pace Tor some
time past. fell away to 10 this morning;
Grand Central sold down to 2.lo anu am,
there are evidences that II VIII go sun
lower Iron Blossom fell back TO oS
after opening at Il and Colorado was
traded in at prices ranging from II to
"a .., !,
Lower Mammoth. with drifting In
progress on four different levels, 1t Is
said. weakened to A this morning ano
Opohongo. which recently sold at 20
was traded in as low as 20 today. Llttlc
RelI came out with a small lot at f.oftE
and Silver King weakened TO $50 at
which price 100 shares We're passed over
the counter Columbus, in spite .ol
predictions that the shorts would suifer
more than they have done. was weak
around 142h after opening at l.ti1a;
Sioux Con. was not In much demand
and the price of this security declined
to 2sh, with predictions that lower
levels will be reached, A number or
smaller stocks wero also traded In AT
low prices, among them being Indian
Queen at and Utah Con. at 5A.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Nalldriver and Opex we're the most
active among the unlisteds- Seven
hundred shares OF the former sold at
16 and LOCO shares of the latter went
at &C. Ely Witch transferred ZVo at
35 and Ely Resurrection participated
at 5. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
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THE COPPER COMBINATION.
Details Now Being Worked Out With
Help of Johl Hays Hammond.

Reports from the east state that the
plan to make the Utah Copper com
pany the one used for taking over the
other copper companies going into the
combine, Is now being worked out by
those interested with the assistance OF
John Hays Hammond The Utah Cop
per company will be made the holding
company, 1t is said, as 1t is already
listed or the New York exchange, and
the companies going into the combi-
nation are the Nevada Con, Boston
Con, and probably one or two others
Mr., Hammond is said to be thoroughly
familiar with the physical condition
of the properties mentioned and is
therefore we'll qualified to act as In
termediary. At present nothing posi-
tive is known regarding the price at
which these companies are to go in,
though II Is stated positively that the
Nevada Con. Will not go In at less
than To l.
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers
and brokers furnish the following, re-
celved over the private wire .rS@N--
CO. afternoon.
Bingham Central 25@35; Cumber-
land Ely. SOLO: Giroux Consolidat-
ed 1OA @7s: Nevada Consolidated.
26A ar; Nevada Utah. IL q Is: Nips-
sing. 105i @S; Newhouse, Sas q IS;
Tennessee Copper. 97% @$S%; Utah
Copper. 609s @61; Davis DAILY. Az a
5H; Dominion Copper, 2@5; Ely Cen
trail, 11s @9-1s; Ely Consolidated. IL
a 78; Furance Creek, S@12; Greene
u. MONTGOMERY Shoshone. rs OK I;
Nevada Smelling. 15-16%1: Silver 9.
21@24; Silver Leaf, 16 a. IS; King Ed
ward X m%: Foster Cobalt, 40 a. 40
Cobalt Central. 25@26; Mckinley
narragh. sS@sO: Tintic Mining. 2
.@A; gibraltar. 1@3; First Natl. Cop
per. 6@ u Nevada Hills. q q l. Bos-
ton Cons. 22mM: Youkon Gold, AZ
as: North Butte Extension. los
Miami Copper, 2o1s @ Y; b. 5. Gas"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-16

James A. Pollock G. Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
CONdSTOCK.
Ophir, 177h@1S0; Mexican. 155@
1.571s: Gould & Curry, 30@31, Con. Va.
L 120G1 22ls. Savage, 46@4S; Hale &
1924: Belcher, los bid, Confidence, LOO
bid; Sierra Nevada, 50@51, Union, 620
So, Chollar. 26 bid; Potosi. 90 asked.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 7.3O bid; Montana
Tonopah, 9O@91; MacNamara, 31@32.
Midway, q asked Tonopah Belmont
6S@64: West End Con-. % bid; Jim
Butler, 9 bid.
GOLDFrELD.
Sandstorm, bid: Col Mt, 6 asked;
Jumbo Ext, 1904: Booth, 10@11; Blue
Bull. 3 bid Silver Pick, S@9: Blue Bell.
2@3: Lone Star. 2@3; Potlatch, 2 asked !;
ORC. 3@4; Atlanta, s@10; ct. Bend, 2@3;
Red Top Ext, 1 bid: Florence 2.723s
bid: Goldheld Daisy, S@9; Comb. Frac-
ton. 10 bid; CT. Bend Ext, / asked: CT.
Bend Annex. l bid; Kcwanos, 6@7;
Portland, 1 bid: Crakerjack. bid; Red
Hills, 3 bid; Y. Tiger, 3@4; Gold6eld
Con-, S10GS. 121k. D'field Triangle.
asked; c. o. D., asked; Florence EX-
tension, l asked.
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Clare, 11@12; Mayflower Con.
S@4; Montgomery Mtn., bid; Home
stake Con, l asked; Tramp Con. i@5
MANHATTAN.
Dexter, bid: Mineral HILL 2 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Pittsburg Silver Peak. 60 bid; Roun;
Min, ex. div, GO asked; Rawhide Coali
ton, 10 bid.
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Dec. 16-Money on call,
firm, 41s45 per cent; ruling rate, clos
ing bid and offered at AS per cent.
Time loans. easier: for 80 days. 4a0M
per cent: for SO days and six months
offered freely Mt AZ per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, onI's
per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm, with actual
business in bankers bulls ut 4.S4-259
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Carisa. 1000 at so
Colorado. 40 at 72 seller 50; 100 at 7s
Columbus. 200 at lao; 1000 at LBS.
East Tintic Dew, 1000 at 6% $500 at
Grand Central. 100 at 215; 900 at
iron Blossom, 200 at ~: 500 at 70
seller 10; 500 at 7S, $500 at 73 seller 10.
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at 43h; 500
at A
May Day. $500 at is; 500 at II.
Mountain Lake. 500 at 4.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
roRENooN SALES.

Colorado GOO at II seller so: 200 at
70: 700 at 7s; 100 at "a: 100 at 7s seller
10; 100 at 73 buyer 10.
Columbus. 100 at 1.471s 900 at las;
100 at l421s.
Crown Point, 500 at 5H
East Tintic Dew. 1000 at 7h; 1000
at TX.
Grand Central. 500 at 215; 100 at 2-1o
seller 60.
Indian Queen. 500 at 2
Iron Blossom, $50 at IL; 500 at 10
seller 60; 1000 at 70; 500 at 50 seller
30; 500 at 20 seller so.
Little Bell 100 at 157i5.
Lower Mammoth, 400 at AN; 100
at a.
New York. 1000 at 15h; 500 at Is;
1000 at 10 buyer 60.
Opohongo, 800 at 20.
Silver King. 300 at $50
Sioux Con, 500 at %; 400 at 2S1a.
Utah Con. 1000 at 5M; 5000 at S.
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock. 500 at III
Colorado, 200 at 73
Columbus. 1.700 at 1.42h.
Crown Point, 1000 at 5.
East Tintic Dew, 5000 at I.
Iron Blossom. 200 at II.
South Columbus Con. 500 at 1919.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Amount.
Regular board .22.65O 91SS.25
Open board ...........101 155 3SI7.3O
Totals .............. s2,7O5 s12,565.55
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LEGAL BLANKS

OF every character and description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand az tho
| Deseret News Book Store.
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MAY DAY STRIKE.
Encouraging Reports of New Ore
Body-Driftine Stnrted on LOO.

Body-Drifting Started on LOO.
Superintendent Griggs Of the May
Day is still sanguine that he has struck
part of an important ore chute on the
1000 level. In a conversation with John
Dern over the phone he said things are
looking excellent, and he has decided
to drift from the LOO to intercept the
same ore body on it's dip. Sufficient
work has now been done to determine
the trend of the ore. which extends
above the 1000 level as we'll as below,
and is quite as large and strong in
both directions. The ore is of good grade
and a shipment is now being hoisted
from the 900 level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-16

80 for 60 day bills, and at ass for 'ic-
mand; commercial bills, .S3a@4-S4A.
Bar silver, 52ss.
Mexican dollars. A.
Government and railroad bonds,
steady
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Dec. 16-Wool, dull. Terri
tory and western mediums. A@2S: 1ne
mediums, N925, 1ne. 12@D.
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Baltimore e. Ohio ..........-.-..-..1l .1lI1s
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ........... 1875
Canadian Pacific .......-.--.-....1 .1S01s
Chesapeake & Ohio ...........-.--- 8iH
Chicago & Northwestern .......... 1917
Chicago, Nil. G. St Paul ........ .158&
Colorado Fuel & Iron ....--........ 514t
Colorado & Southern .........-..... 561z
Delaware Sc Hudson ............-. 1879
Denver & Rio Grande .-........... o01s
Denver & Rio Grande. pfd- .--..... SeM
Erie e.. Observation-Disclosures. ofri
Great Northern. pfd. ......-..-.-.-- 1873
Great Northern Ore cts. ......- 8lTs
Illinois Central ........-.-..-......l4S
Interborough Met. .........--....s zaA
marlborough Met, pfd. ......-..-.- 6o4s
Louisville & Nashville ............lb4is
Missouri Pacific .......-----.-.--.s ~
Missouri. Kansas & Texas ......-- 49$s
National Biscuit ....---.s....-..'lli
National. Lead .-..-..s.s.........ss %
New York Central ......-...s.-..lz lzoSs
Norfolk & Western ............. -l00H:
Northern Pacific ..ss......-..-... l4fSl
Pacific Mail 401s
Pennsylvania ........ .....-.......l5f 5f@
Peoples Gas -s.s.s sllfIs
Pullman Palace Car ...-..........1s0
Reading ...... ..-.....-.......'... lo99s
Rock Island Co.s.........-..-....-. 45ia
Rock Island Co. pfd.. SsAe
Southern Pacific ............-.....l .l3o1s
Southern Railway ....-..........- S2h
Union Pacific ....-.......-........ SO3ia
United States Steel ............... 913s
United States Steel pfd.. .125h
Wabash ...--... .a.............-.. Il
Wabash pfd.. ....-......,...-.. ..... DIX
Western Union .....-.....-.......... 73A
Standard OIL ....s.......s...,..... .66t
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SCRATCH PAPER.
Don't Use Your Letter Heads. Scratch
paper for sale cheap at the Deseret
News.
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J. r.. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
3S4 Atlas Bell. 1870. Res. S004-Z.
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Lstd. stks. Bid Asked Bid Asked

| A. NJ. P. NJ.
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SAN FRANCIsCo MARKET.

James A. Pollock &. Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
C4O1rCrOCvu-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21
SEWING MACHINES

NV SINGER, WHEELER s. WILSON SEW
ing machines, and all makes Of secondhand
machines for sale at from 81 up. Machines
rented and repaired. SIS 8. MAIN ST.
12-17-1mo
WHITE SEWING MACHINES,
42sis S. SPRING. Main 2105; F675L 12-12-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21
WILL ILLUSTRATE MARVELS
OF THE KL0NDIKE COUNTRY
Alaska Editor to Speak on Wonders
of Far Northern Land Before
Y. M. C. A. This Evening

Arnold F. George. who was official
lecturer for the Canadian government
at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
on The Klondike." will lecture at the
Y. NJ. c. A. this evening.
Mr.. George has been twelve years in
Alaska, and is known as the oldest
newspaper editor in the territory His
knowledge of the country, conditions
opportunities and beautiful scenery is
surpassed by none. He took a 2O00-
mile trip across that country with
dogs.
His collection of views is the finest
and most comprehensive ever gotten
together, covering the entire history
of Alaska and the Klondike. His lee
ture is entertaining as we'll as instrdc-
tive and no one with any love for the
beautiful can afford to miss this en-
tertainment. He tells us that the
Klondike is the '1and of promise;"
that in the summer season it is a
veritable flower garden, having, he
says, more wild flowers than Califor-
mia.
Mr.. Georges description of the i'm
mense herds of caribou is startling.
He tells of three different herds with
more than a million in each. No ad-
mission fee will be charged. Mr..
George desiring to tell the story of
this beautiful country to the associa-
tion people as a special favor, A sill
yer offering will be taken for the ben
eft of the music department.