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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
time TO PROVE CHARGE
West Virginia Legislature Has News
paper Man Up on Liquor Story
Asks For Time.

Charleston. W. Va. Feb. l9.-Geo.
ByIne, a local newspaper man, for
whom the senate yesterday issued a
rule commanding him TO appear be
fore the bar of the senate to answer
a rule In contempt why he should not
tell the source of his information
upon which he based his statement
that the liquor men had spent s3O,-
00o I'm the last session to defeat the
prohibition amendment, appeared to-
day and asked for time in which to
present a written statement as to the
cause Of his refusal.
He was granted until tomorrow in
which to do SO.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
UNION MEN INDICTED.

Chicago. Feb. I9.-Martln Il. Mad
den, president OF the Associated
Building Trades of Chicago ana II
VI. BOYLE. busines agent of the Elee
trical Workers union. were indicted
today by the grand jury. One count
is said to be a charge of conspirac,
against certain contractors. War
rants were issued for the arerst OF
$4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
coNFEsSES TO MURDER
COMMITTED II YEARS ACC

Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 19.-Charles
Clayton, a prisoner serving four
years in the penitentiary for horse
stealing. has written a confession
and forwarded it to the authorities
at Benton. H.. in which it is said he
confesses to having killed Mrs Alma
Willmore. of Benton. II years 20, and
threw the body IN a well.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
BIG TREES SAVED.

Washington. Feb. 29-Presideni
Roosevelt. by signing the bill for the
creation of the Calaveras National
Forest in California. has completed
legislation which saved for all time
the most famous grove Of trees in the
world. This act is the elimination Of
efforts extending over the past nine
years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
FLOOD
mandates Fifty Thousand Acres o
Land in Germany-Thousands
Driven From Home.

Madgeburg. Prussia. Feb. -
Fifty villages and $4,000 acres of land
are under water as result of the
Elbe being out of its banks.
Nest Of the inhabitants of See
hausen, which has a reputation OF
about 5000. have fed to this city.
Thousands of sheep and cattle have
been drowned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

The committee spent the after
neon wron~ling ever the proposition
of sumnuning Senator Blaine, the
man VINO made specific charges OF
alleged Lribery against Stephenson.
Some Cf the members of the com.
mittee thought Blaine should not be
called until all other witnesses had
testified It was finally decided to
call the senator Tuesday next to
which time the hearing adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
ILLINOIS HARDWARE MEN.

Springfield ILL.,. Feb. l9.-The I'LL.
nois State Hardware association to-
day elected: President. Grant Bur.
ton. Chicago; secretary, l.. d. Nash,
Elgin, Ill. Bloomington was chosen
as the next place OF meeting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

declared with a degree of positive
ness that the type of canal had been
determined and the minority which
had opposed the plan adopted, might
as well come in and back up the
work.
But" he added, whether they do
come in or not. it is going to be built
according to present plans"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
TWO KILLED IN RIOT.

Granada, Spain, Feb. 19.-Tht re-
was an outbreak Of rloting here to-
day over the question OF the collee-
tion of duties on food stuffs into the
city In which two persons were killed
and five wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
"AtR-TIGHT" PROHIBITION.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 19-When
Governor Stubbs signs the anti
liquor bill passed by both houses,
Kansas will have a prohibition law
absolutely "air tight" even providing
that physicians shall not prescribe
liquor for the use of patients.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
CUT BOY TO PIECES.

Chicago. Feb. 19.-Hassan e.
Hashash was sentenced to life i'm
today for the murder Of
15-year-old Tufa Shasheim. The
cut the boys tody to pieces
and cast it piecemeal into various
part of the drainage canal and nei III
boring waters last summer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
FURNITURE MEN ELECT.

ST Louis, Mo, Feb. 19.-The Ma
tional Retail Furniture Dealers as
sociation today elected VI. j. Mulvi
hill, of St Louis, president; A. D.
McQuilkin. of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
treasurer; Mark p Goodlet, of s.
Louis, secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
TROUBLE IN MOROCCO.

Ceuta, Morocco, Feb. 19.-Spanish
troops have ravaged the country al
Beni-Mesala and blown up the house
of the brgand, Valiente, chief of the
Anjoia tribe. as punishment for an at
tack upon Lieut.. Nance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
SPEEDY JUSTICE.

Roanoke. Va, Feb. 19.-Aurelius
Christian, negro. who yesterday
criminally assaulted and then mur-
dered Mary Dobbs. IA years old. was
today senteneed~to die in the electric
chair March p. He confessed the
crime.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
TO SETTLE DISPUTES.

Paris. Feb. 19.-The Mathis Bou'
don correspondent says the cabinets
of Paris aud London are considering
the possibility of mediatng between
Austria and Servia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
INDIAN APPOINTED.

Washington. Feb. 19-Rev. John
Eastman, of Sisseton, S. D.. a full
blOd Sioux Indian, was today appoint
ed South Dakota's representative on
the staff of the grand marshal in
uguTal parade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
NEW DISCOVERY IN
THE MAMMOTH
large Body of shipping ore Carrying
High Gold Values on
400 Level.

The old Mammoth mine at Tintlo IL
preparing To- give a good account OF ~
self IN the near future. according 10
statements made today by Secretary
Wilkinson For some time past the
company has been proceeding with de-
Velopment work on the lower levels
with force OF lh or 50 men but until
recently there has been nothing to talk
about ~ u was one Of the lean times
~ the history of tho mine A short
time ago a new lead was struck In the
north driu or the 2.100 level. which
mas since been followed with excel
lent results. A good grade OF ship
ping ore containing gold silver and
copper has been opened up. which bids
fair 10 develop into another OF the
big ore chutes. for which the old
honanza has been famous There Is
SAID 70 b. rich gold streak In the
vein on this level which carries %
ounces gold per ton As the result OF
this strike the Mammoth viii shin more
ore, II is said, In the future, IN spite OF
the fact that its contract with the smell
er ls considered unsatisfactory by the
management
Mr.. Wilkinson says the money with
which 70 pay the Grand Central is ali
earned and safely put away where n
can be secured az compar-ativelv short
notice. The mine Is therefore not de-
pending ON what II earns I'm the fu-
lure 10 pay the fine imposed on Il by
the court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
TRADING LIGHT
CLOSING WEAK

New york. Nov. S-opening dealings
IN stocks today were HIGHT and the move
mcnt OF prices marrow and irregular Pa
clnc Mail and American Cotton OIL rose
= and American sugar fell a point 9th
erwise the changes were limited to small
actions
Dealings IN the industrials and special
ties overshadowed tho operations In the
standard railroad stocks. There was
brisk demand Tor a time for Reading,
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. col
orado Southern rose 3, American Hide
Leather preferred ~. American Cotton
on ~ Reading Union Pacific, Ais
Chalmers. Westinghouse Electric IL,
Southern Pacific -, Colorado South
crn nrat preferred. Western lnlph'
pittsburg Coal and Virginia Carolina
Chemical preferred ]. New Haven Yield
Cd a point
The rise carried Union Pacific Up ~
and Reading points and there we're adj
vances In special stocks later. The gen
eral list became irregular. Kansas CITY
Southern rpse -. Missouri Pacific Ia
and St PAIR Western Maryland and In
ternational Harvester /. Pennsylvania
declined ! and American Express The
tone was steady at noon.
Bonds were Arm
Some Of the important stocks moved a
triiie higher and then the whole list
sold on slightly Pittsburg Coal extended
its rise to points.
Weakness Ia some OF the railroad
equipment stocks was ignored and the
railroad leaders went higher. Union Pa
cido was the feature, advancing 3 points
to near 26. The Hin group also was
strong and the grain carriers generally
moved up. Reading second preferred
gained points and Great Northern pre-
ferred and Erie second preferred l.
American Locomotive. Pressed Steel Car
and Railway Steel Spring declined I.
The market closed weak. After o'clock
Union Pacific was carried up 3 St Paul
IA. New York Central, Mackay Com
panies and Daclede Gas /. Central of
New Jersey rose ana 81. Joseph and
Grand island 90. Prices then ran of
before movement to realize profits
Amalgamated Copper United States
Steel and Vulcan DEFINING declined l.
the preferred Is, Louisville 4
Nashville III and Atchison IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
CONCENTRATES.

The three-cent assessment OF the
New York Banana becomes delinquent
Nov. Q.
Manager Colin Macintosh Of the
Ohio Mining company was on a visit
or Inspection 60 the mill today
Earl r. Pembroke. formerly superin-
tendent OF the Boston and Phoebe prop
erty. has returned from an extended
visit TO Montana.
II is reported that work has been re-
sumed in the Seven Troughs district
after a shut down OF several months
on account Of labor troubles.
W. J. Blake Of Salt Lake city and r.
NJ. Edmunds and r. Renhard Of Hum
boldt. New. have secured a lease on the
Horned Toad claim at National and
also on the Mayfiower claim which
adjoins the Horned Toad
The 2O0-foot shaft Of the North Bling
ham Mining company, which was sunk
from the tunnel level, is reported TO be
in a large body Of low grade ore similar
40 that found in the Highland Boy. The
North Bingham is located in Barney's
canyon.
Reports from DeLamar state that
lease on the workings Of the old Della
mar mine has been taken By George 4 .
Benovitch and associates They are
said to have opened up some good ore
on the 1000 and 100 levels, and hope
TO make some money shipping some OF
the ore.
The first call in the new Mining eX-
change on Exchange place east OF the
Boston building will be made Nov. 10.
The new home of the exchange is a
handsome structure and the pit is
spacious and well lighted. Increased
business is looked for when the new
quarters are entered.
Superintendent Turner has put the
second SHIFT to work at the mill Of the
Inlay Mining company in Humboldt
county. Nevada. The trouble in the
past has been lack OF water. There
is now said TO be a good supply and
Il is probable that a third shift will
be started at the mill shortly.
Reports from the Bannock mining
district indicate that some high grade
milling propositions are going TO be de-
veloped iu the district as well as the
extremely rich gold finds which have
recently been made. After working
in the Bannock TO depth OF 20 feet In
the shaft single handed, owing to the
richness OF the ore, the manager has
now put couple Of men to work. and
better progress will be made. The men
are working under a guard
The entry OF Jesse knight TO this
district means larger interest in II In
Salt Lake and throughput Utah than
ever before. Mr.. Knights following
is not only a big one but also a most
substantial one. II has been built up
through successes made with mining
ventures Of Mr.. Knight during
number Of years each one Of which has
shown scrupulous honesty and the
falrest OF dealing. His recommenda-
ton county as final.--White Pine News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
Its Screeohing in Parcels Room
OF Station Put the Hus-
band on Her Track.
RECONCILIATION RESULTED.
The Dear Bird, True 20 the Facts,
shouted MY wife's Gone
To the Country"

Chicago, Nov 5.-The screeching Of a
parrot in the la Sale street station
last night frustrated the plans OF a
runaway wife, and later the bird was
the means OF effecting a reconciliation
between the woman and her husband.
Onward zarandt.
The couple we're married year sgo
ding gifts they received was the parrot
When the husband returned home
from work last evening he discovered
that his wife had gone. taking a
satchel filed with clothes and the talk
alive bird
60 hack to her old residence. Zarandt
hurried TO the la Sale street station.
He searched through the waiting
rooms, but his wife was not there. Just
as he was leaving the building ne
heard a parrot screech. The sound
came from the parcel room on the
main floor. Thrusting his head
through an opening his game fell upon
the bird in its cage.
Hello. Polly" said Zsrandt. pursuing
up his lips and making kissing
sound Polly know papa?"
Hello. papa; hello" shouted the par
rot striking It's beak against the cage
in an attempt to escape from its prison.
The husband had found the parrot,
but where was his wife? He went to
the Harrison police station and asked
for assistance.
Detectives we're put on the case by
Lieut. BOnheld and they decided 70
wait for the return OF the woman 20
the parcel room. A Lake Shore train
would leave for South Bend at 1880
O'Clock
Five minutes after the departure OF
the train Mrs. Zarandt came running
up the steps to the waiting room. At
her side was man TO carry ner
satchel
The parrot was handed out to her by
the clerk in charge Of the parcel room
and as she turned her husband reached
up and grabbed her by the arm. In
the meantime the two detectives had
approached her escort
MY wife's gone to the country"
screamed the bird.
The husband. wife. her companion
and the parrot were taken to the police
station. where a reconciliation soon
followed. Mrs. zarandt denied that
she was clipping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
PRODUCE.



Chicago, Nov. 6-Although trading in
the wheat market was quiet in the early
session today. sentiment IN the wheat pit
vas moderately bullish because Of an
advance OF y TO I'D IN Liverpool.
The December and MAY deliveries at one
time we're at a parity but tho nearby op-
ton was relatively heavier. Opening
quotations showed gains OF a TO AQ &c.
December delivery being AZ i.02. 10
l.o2ss AFTER touching 621s. the Decem-
Der option dropped back 70 i.o2il.
An improved demand for cash corn
created moderate bullish sentiment in the
corn market Prices, however. showed
little change from yesterdays nnsl
figures.
clear weather throughout the corn belt
tended 20 restrain would-be buyers The
December delivery opened unchanged
70 &c, higher at $50 10 5Sh and sold at
5s4t1fs
oats were auiet and steady. The mar
Set derived a little hrmness from the
strength OF wheat and corn. The Docem-
Der option opened unchanged At 1914
aud sold later az s9is.
The feature Of trading IN provisions
early Ia the day was scramble among
foreign shorts 10 cover sslea Of No
vember lard Exceptionally light re-
cepts OF live hogs az western packing
centers helped 90 create bullish sentl-
ment. Prices a. the start we're unchang-
Cd 10 21iAe. higher. the natter gain being
in November lard
Whest-A weak tone developed during
tho anal hour prices declining about Ia
from tho high point Of The dav. Decem-
Der sold or 10 i.mh0 a The close was
weak al almost the bottom. with Decem-
Der down = AZ los
corn-Ihe market held quite Arm the
greater part ~ the day bat finally weak
ened a tribe because OF the siump in
wheat December sold on from 6eik 10
~ The close was easy with December
= lower at bsii.
Close lWhest-Dec, i.olh May. i.Oi7.
'.c.'oTa~6sc., Sys May Dss&i July.
osis-Dec, 81 May phaAi July
Nisn -.
PorE-Jan., 0.Mh; MAY 1910
l.ard-NoV., l2.l0; Jan. Ms. May II 95
Rbs-Jan.. No. 2sdfi0. GA May. 1924.
tye--cash. iii Dec, i2if; May. f6s
lsarloy-cash 52doi
Timothy. Nov. 355; March. 80
clevcr- Nothing doing
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Now York. NOV. 5-suEar. raw. stead,
Far refining, $50 centrimgal. = test.
80 moiassas sugar. 500
Refined Steady. Crushed SIS. powder
ed, . -, graduated. b.i6
,onee STEADY No. Rio. nominal, No.
4 santos. H..
BUTTER And EGGs
Chicago. Nov 5-Hutier- STEADY
Creamerics. ~ Su00is, dalries. NaM
Eggs Firm, al mark. cases included.
- receipts Aifi urstsl ~, prime
nrsts gi
Cheese Firm Daisies. ieaa, rvlns
~ ono. young Americas 1907. Long
Horns, i5.pl6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

james A. Pollock a CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their priyc wire this afternoon.
Butte a. London. $685.; Cumberland
ELS, S'snsA GirouN Con. l0i.0lOis
Nevada con. 36ss a36A Nevada Utah
l6Mlh Niplssing. i0fsal0t,: New
house, 2h03Aai Tennessee Copper. 36G
@hi Utah Copper f9A 0497s Davis
DAILY, 6Q6A. Dominion Copper. sos. Fly
Central i5-lbdf. Ely Con. si@s3i
Furnace creok 5aio, Greene c. q s.
CON- 3m6. Mitchell l-iG0h Montgom-
cry shushone, 10l lis. Nevada smolt-
ine. hpa silver Queen. 5000 silver
Lear fllS. King Edward hMA. Eos
ter Cobalt, 85N2i Cobalt Central. 21hG
Hh Mckinley Daruigh, $3.50 Tntio
Minlng 1iaa2h Gibraltar. los. First
Natl copper 6bQ1 Boston con. lfiha
i5i yukon Gold bn6h North Butte
Extn ed0 Miami copper. l7ltalTib.
q. Gas. hNfi Penna- N'yomnE. ?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. Nov 5.-Cattle-Receipt es-
timated at 2OOo; market steady. BeeVes,
B On9.1O. Texas steers. 3.S044.S; west
ern steers. 4.&a7 10; ssookers and feed
ers, 3 ood5 90; cows and heifers, 2.0d2 10;
Hoss-Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market weak Sc. lower. Light, 1.Bf7.s0.
mixed 7.4O4S.O7h. heavy, 7.Bn&72is ;
rough 7.b67.e; good 10 choice heavy,
$50 ,l2h; piss, 5.0a7.bo bulk Of
sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000
market strong to iOc. higher. Native $50
u4.s6: western. 3.7Sd 80; yearlings, 4.soQ
$50; lambs. native, 4.5oq7 S. western,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. b-Cattle-Receipt
1900; market steady. Native steers 4.s06
5000 native cows and heifers, 2205 50i
stockers and feeders 3.i5u 4 %. bulls,
2.75d3.S0. calves. s.5oa6.d0 western
steers, 3. S0d6 40 western COWS. 2. I5Q4.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market Be. low
er. Bulk Of sales. 7.4047.75; heavy, 7.70d
rs: packers and butchers. 6OQ7 50,
light, 1.90G7.70; pigs. s. SqT.1s,
sheep--Receipts, 1900; market steady.
Muttons. 4.ooa5.oo. lambs. 6o0GT e;
range wethers and yearlings, GoOns.8
range ewes, s.oo@4.B
OMAHA
Omaha. Nov. 6-Cattle-Receipts .so,
mhfhet steauy. NAuNe sleeIs, Wue.Wi
COWS and heifers 3.00Q0 Is. western
steers. 3. 5OQ6. Is; Texas steers, S.0oG5 10
cows and heifers, 20Q4sO. Gamers, ?. d
I2&: stockers and Feeders 3.76fd6 -
calves. 8. 50d1 o.; bulls. stays. etc. asa
46
Hoes-Receipts. $500; market weak TO
Sc lower Heavy 1907 50: mixed. T. IS
n7.E; light 7.867.0; pigs. 6.SodT II;
bulk. 7 661IG. 10.
sheep-Receipt 400: market steady
Yearlngs. 4.55u5 IS wethers. 40oG go.
ewes 3s5dl& lambs. 6. S6T 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
INDEPENDENT MAKES MONEY
Prediction Is Made That the Smelling
Company VIII Increase Rate.

ACCORDING TO the Boston News
bureau, the directors OF the Indenen-
dent Smelling company are srhed,,les
10 meet next week In New York to
take up the question Of the quarterly
dividend which is expected 10 be the
regular one Of rs per cent though a
raise IN the dividend rate Is predicted
next year The same authority states
ihat the company earned ~ per cent
on It's *l0O0O,000 capital for the first
SIX months Of this year. which is at
ne iel'e OF 10 per cent per annum. "
Is figured that this large profit viii
be increased by several hundred tbou
SAND dollars year as soon as the utah
plant Is completed. which win he
about next April With this work done
the news bureau forecasts an a1nual
dividend OF from to 10 per cent for
the stockholders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock g. Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire:
CoMsTocK.
ophir, 1.s25sate5; Mexican, 1.e5at.sO:
Gould & Curry. 2S@2e. Con. Va. 1.O2is
d1.07ia; Savage. 46a47: Hale & Nor
cross, SQ3s: Belcher. 95di 90. Sierra
Nevada, 1901, Exchequer 2sm2t:
Union 6Sq64; Chollsr, % bid; Potosi,
80 asked.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 6Ss bid: Montana
Tonopah. 80 bid. MacNamara, 2T62s.
Midway 1SGis; Tonopah Belmont ~
aI5 West End Cons. % asked; Jim
Butler, ll613.
GOLDFTELD.
Sandstone. bid: Jumbo Ext ~
bid Kendall. bid: Booth. ~ asked
Blue Bull. Sd4; Adams. asked: Silver
Pick. 10 asked, Blue Bell.2m3; ST. Ives.
Sqi0; Lone Star gas; ORC, 405. At
lanta. llal2; CT. Ben, 344; Red TOP
Ext, la2; Florence, 2.70G972h:
Dheld y b. Cons, sg2; Goldhold
Daisy, eql; Comb. Fraction. 55Q5s:
CT Bend Ext, ! asked; Ct Bend An
mex, l asked; Kewanos. 4d5: Portland.
l63; C~ackerjack, 1 bid: r. Mohawk
asked. Red Hills, 3M4:; Y. Tiger. 4
asked; Goldfeld Con, 7OOdT so:
D'field Triangle. l bid
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Clare. llGl5; Mayhower Con,
ll@12; Montgomery Min, Gas; Tramp
Con. 4G5.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con. 4 asked: Dexter
l@3; Mineral Hill, 4 asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
FairN1ew Eagle, Il asked. Nevada
HIS, 10 bid; Round Mountain, So bid;
Rawhide queen. 30 bid: Rawhide Coan-
ton. 81 bid Balloon Hill, bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
me STRIKE or GOLD ORE.
Pro-ncctOr Discovers Big Ledge OF
High Grade Near PiOChc.

Phoebe New. Nov. "a now gold
strike about rs miles casterlv from
named Joe Davis rs reported. n is very
hard o. learn the exact location or any
particulars except that the ore assas p
fil per ton. Pannlng shows unusual
values Boa free gold which would lead
one 90 believe tho orc much richer than
the assay showed Some OF it is very
coarse
n M claimed that the ledge. which
.s apparently "a Jasper quarts. ia from
go 20 A. wide ana crops Tor 100 feet
A large number OF men are going out
in che hills 90 10 assessment WORK,
indicating that there viii be but little
ground lrft op.a ln other lines there
d. but htto activity except ln the
Prince Con. ncigh borhood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
CONFERENCE PAMPHLET

The fun proceedings ~ the g0th
semi-annual conference containing a
Verbatim report OF every discourse
delivered AZ this very Interesting
Conference, Ia now issued These ser
mons viii not appear In any other
form. II Is In fact q regular Jour
nal Of Discourses' ana should be IA
the library OF every Latter-day Saint
n n also . good pamphlet 20 mail 20
friends. Price 2Sc poet paid
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
rNLIsTED sroCKs IN nEMNNp.

There Wsts good inquiry for Ely
stocks this morning after the regular
can og the exchange Federal ely was
Co., good demand around No. az which
price nearly 5000 shares changed hands
Mcdonald Ely sold al 20. 400 shares
changing hands "a that price Bly Res
uro aps active az 2. one lot of i00
.hat e0iug ai that price. Ely witch
Ra hr'1 1unly at a.. Othss unlisted
stock Nn'.n were wanted were stan
dnld r0nr.r lor which 10 was bid and
Oid American. wn.th was traded ln al 3
cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
PRICES HELD FIRM TODAY.
Mason Valley and Iron Blossom Rec
ord Slight Advances.

The mining stock market this morn
ing was practically featureless. and
prices were not materially changed
from yesterday. Mason Valley was a
little frrner selling up 10 s2.02h. Iron
Blossom was Ia good demand at a
slight advance over yesterday. In spite
Of the fact that over 5000 shares OF
this stock were offered this morning
the stock sold up TO "A. Colorado was
firm around s1.32la, and Sioux Con. was
in fair demand at SO.
Among the smaller stocks East Tintic
Development and Provo were the most
active, the former being traded In
around az, while the latter let go 5000
at "a and then fell back 10 Q, az which
price 5000 more were sold. lnyo was
also active at 81 and Tintic Central
sold at 5h Uncle Sam was wanted
az 81 and May Day at 10. Mineral
Flat loosened up on o bid Of 8
Closing quotations were az follows:
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..