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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
BOXING GAME RESURRECTED
IN CITY OF MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 21.-The boxing
game was resurrected in Milwaukee,
tonight after u lapse of more than u
year The star bout was a ten-round
go between Bob Moha Of Milwaukee
and Harry Mansfield Of England, vel
ter weights. No decision was rem
dered and both men were strong at
the finish, but Moha seemed to have a
shade on points.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
RUGBY Teams BANQUET

The first annual banquet Of the
Rugby teams of the Los Angeles and
Polytechnic high schools was held last
night at the social haIl Of the triangle
department of the Y. NJ, G. A. After
the banquet addresses and songs made
a very interesting evening and the
boys playing the English game Will
look forward TO the event at the con-
cIusion Of each season,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
WALKERaoTlS LAW AGAIN
DECLARED CONSTITUTIONAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-For the
third time within as many weeks the
Walker-Otis anti-betting law was de-
clared constitutional, when Judge
Dunno ovewuled the demurrer in the
case Of Charles SchWa. tz, arrested last
July for betting on a baseball game
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
TILBURNE IN VAIN
SOUGHT REINSTATEMENT
TO MONTANA CHURCH

BUTTE. Mont. Dec. 21.-Rev. E. o.
Tilburne formerly was pastor of the
Shortridge Memorial Christian church
in this city. His methods of trans
acting it's business had been called TO
tba attention of the church board when
he resigned. Later he vainly sought
reinstatement.
Mrs. Tilburne, from whom the min
lister claims he is now divorced, and
her daughters are residents of Butte.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
Round One

Round One
The men did not shake hands. VOL
CAST put a left cross to the head and
uppercut with his right Picato put a
hard left to the face. Ad slipped over
a right cross and Frank landed twice
The men boxed. Wolgast swung a
right to the kidneys which worried Pi-
cato. Wolgast took life easy. Ad
missed a wicked swing at the gong.
Wolgast had a shade.
Round Two
Ad started in to mix things and took
a couple of hard jolts on the jaw. Pi-
cato missed a hard right and Ad
swung a brace of good blows to the
wind. Both men took things easily. Ad
smiled when Frank missed a left
swing. Wolgast put couple Of hard
ones to the body and staggered Pieato
with hard right. Wolgasts round.
Round Three
Wolgast began to lead and put a
neat left TO the jaw. Frank put a
right TO the head and Ad mixed
things. Ad looked like a winner at
this stage of the fight. Ad crossed a
left and the men roughed it. Picato
put a hard right to the head and fol-
lowed with an uppercut Picato's
mouth was bleeding at the gong. Even
round.
Round Four
The men boxed. Frank put a hard
right to the ear. Wolgast's straight
left was blocked Picato jolted Ad
with two hard rights. Wolgast landed
q clean left to the jaw coming out of
n clinch. Franks blows did not seem
10 bother the Milwaukeean. Picato had
a shade.
Round Five
Wolgast came three quarters Of the
way across the ring to get at Picato.
They roughed it. Picato slipped to the
floor and Eyton began to count. VOL
CAST wrestled Frank to the floor in a
clinch and apologizcd. Wolgast hits
too hard for PiCato. \ right to Franks
Jaw sent him to the floor Picato rose
on eight, but went down again a few
seconds later. He was up at the gong.
WOlgast's round.
Round Six
Picat0 came back eamcIv and held
his own at long range. WOlgast took
Picato's pcppering blows smningly and
rushed Frank to the ropes A hard
right toltcd Picato. a left to The jaw
turned Picato over on the mat. lie
rose a few seconds before the gong.
Round Seven
The men boxed. Wolgast landed soy
eral hard punches i'm the nhghting
Wolgast inadvertently Wrested Frank
to the mat. Picatos left eye was al
most closed. Wolgast's rush almost
carried him off his feet Picato
crossed left and right. Wolgast had
shade,
Round Eight
Wolgast went after his man like
F1,,. To.
landed n Yolley and Ad smiled when he
failed tn land the finishing blow. Pie
alto seemed fairly strong. Picato's
blows lacked steam. Picato took a
vOley Of rights and lefts and stayed.
WOigasIs round.
Round Nine
Wolgast is laying for a knockout
Picato landed shower of blows and
topped off with a hard right which
worried Ad. Picato brought the blood
from ADS mouth with a neat upper
cut. Wolgast ut Picato hit him al
most at will, waiting for q chance To
land knockout. The men We're
clinchcd at the bell. Wolgasts round.
Round Ten
They shook hands. Ad went after
Picato like tiger, but the local boy
cIeVerly stood off his fierce rushes
Wolgast rushed PicatO to the ropes
and swung a right cross home which
staggered Picato. Hardly able to
stand, Picato managed to stay the
limit, although taking a terrific beat
ing during the last few seconds of the
mill.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

the wonderful form he showed on the
turf years ago.
A. B. Sprecllels has claimed names
for all of the Napa stock farm year
lings now in training at Emeryville
and he has made departure in horse
nomenclature by honoring the char
acters in German mythology. A few
Of the youngsters have been named
for friends of Manager Berry and the
Alma Belle filly, full sister to the good
colt Napa Nick has been named Napa
Girl. The sister TO DR.. Leggo will be
known as Kinda. The others by Soil
taire II are Embla, out of :. Candid;
Media. out of Georgia VI; Fred Keene,
out of Cattle Kate; Jack Bourdette,
out of Center Tip; Rita, out of Pres
tine: Embile, out of Adelfa; Elnar,
out of Guida; Princess Alma, out of
The Peeress: Sam Matthews out of
Hertha: Indora. out of Arisbe; Aguar,
out of Handsome Florry; Anteisor, out
of Carnation H. Midad. out of Max
ava; Irpa, out of Norinne. Those by
Puryear ID. are Mamma, out of SaCh-
arlcha Amala, out of MARCEL; AL
drian, out of Bohemian Lass; Edda,
out Of Bread O'Day; Manga, out of
Lucille II; Hand, out of Maya II; Irma.
out of Preceptress, and Kormak, out
Judge, out Of Formella, and Othale,
out of Corinna.
Jockey c. Russell has arrived from
Kentucky and will begin riding for
William Kain Monday.
Early Wright has disposed of his
horses, and he left yesterday for his
home.
They tell another story about Gotch.
This time Jim Asbell the young Kan
sas city wrestler who is a member of
the Jeffries combination, was the vic
tim. Asbell, after watching GOtch
throw several ambitious young men in
three or four minutes, remarked that
the champion could not throw him in
any such time.
"Tn bet that Gotch can throw you
in a minute and thirty seconds" said
Jeffries.
You're on" replied Asbell.
So the next night Asbell went to the
mat with Gotch and stayed one minute
and twenty-six seconds. The follow
ing night he remained only one minute
and eight seconds. The time on the
third night was fifty-eight seconds
and when Gotch threw him in forty
six seconds the fourth night Jeffries
said
Jim, you had better quit or FRANK
will throw you in no time at all
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
JUAREZ RACES ARE
AGAIN POSTPONED

Ell PASO, Texas, Dec, 21.-There
will be no races at the Juarez track
tomorrow, and probably none until
Friday or Saturday, as it Is still too
cold and the course is covered with
SNOW,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
LAST NIGHTS FIGHT RESULTS

Ad Wolgast beat Frank Picato, ten rounds Decision.
frankie Coney beat Kid Cleveland rounds. Decision.
AL Rogers and Paul Roman draw Six rounds
Doughery beat Joe Lvermore six rounds Decision
Henry Caresse knocked Teddy Gangser, round.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
KLAUS WINS FROM FLYNN

BOSTON, Dec 21.-Franll Klaus of
Pittsburg won the decision over Jim
Flynn Of Pueblo. Colo, in twelve
rounds Of hard hitting tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
o'BRIEN vs.. KAUFMAN

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-Jack
OBuon and Al Kaufman We're matched
last night TO meet here in a siX-round
bout on the night Of January 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
BY CHARLES IERNEGAN

n ENONSTRATING his superiority Frank catO in nearly
session OF ten-round battle, Ad Wogast clear
~ decision last night from the local boxer McCarey Maud
Junction pavilion Hitting like the champion that he is the Mil
aukecan Pcatos ccvery delivered blows without hnchng
coming back with o which staggered Pcao time they
went home
lasted the limit due only his marvellous
cuperatve powers and which characterized round
IIe tried box Wogast and this he fully the equal OF
boy who whipped Lew Powell But mixing Picato never
had look in Staggering and hall blinded by the fierce voey which
Wolgas him the fifth round Frank down
when clean right the jaw almost carried him off his feet Fans
who had wagered that Pcato would the limit would have sold
25 the dollar.
GONG SAVES PICATO
Every looked the last and every round the
local fighter from being carried to his Pcato did
lie hung in while but for the greater part
his battle well fought 1t without question the greatest
fight which Pcato has put up.
But the with the punch proved his superiority Wogast
smiled when cao crossed right and lett and then another right
only land hard blow which could be heard half
the
While the main of the best witnessed for some
time the preImnaries quite fulfilled expectations
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
PlCATO STAYS FOR TEN ROUNDS
OF MILLING WITH AD WOLGAST
MILWAUKEEAN GAINS CLEAR DECISION OVER LOCAL BOXER,
BUT FAILS TO AND KNOCKOUT

Coney Gets Decision Over Kid Cleveland Disappointing
Figt-Picato After Being Foored Three Times
in Fifth Round-Young Dougherty Out-Boxes Joe Liv-
ermore-Rogers Earns Draw with Roman After
Being Almost Out-Curtan Raiser Proves
to Be Brief Whirlwynd
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

It's as easy to secore DargaIf in Used
automobile, through want advertising. as II
used 10 be-and stll is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
Round Six

Plcat0 came back gamclv and held
his own at long range. WOlgast took
Picatos pcpperng blows smillngly and
rushed Frank to the ropes A hard
right ioltcd Picato. a left to the jaw
turned Picato over on the mat. lie
rose a few seconds before the gong.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

They shook hands. Ad went after
Picato like q tiger. but the local boy
cleverly stood off his fierce rushes.
Wolgast rushed Picato to the ropes
and swung a right cross home which
staggered Picato. Hardly able to
stand, Picato managed to stay the
limit, although taking a terrific beat
ing during the last few seconds of the
mill.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

VI OLGAST may not be able to out
w box Picato, but he can hit some
pumpkins.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
Round Seven

The men boxed. Wolgast landed soy
eral hard punches i'm the nnghting
Wolgast inadvertently Wrestled Frank
to the mat. Picato's left eye was al
most closed. Wolgasts rush almost
carried him off his feet Picato
crossed left and right. Wolgast had
shade.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

Wolgast went after his man like a
demon, trying for a knockout. Picato
landed n yolley and Ad smiled when he
failed to land the finishing blow. Pic
alto seemed fairly strong. Picato's
blows lacked steam. Picato took a
volley Of rights and lefts and stayed
NN-,f,Iaef'. Yo111I
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
STEEL RULED
TODAYS MARKET

New York Feb. 20-The annoahl'''''''
of decision Co cut steel prices mao.
late Yesterday by Chairman p. DID. '''s
of the United States steel cofl''A'ol.
board of directors. was reflected do wy
stock market today Onerins' OF l-''
shares of United states ste0. common
stock at from EM to l75s. against t'7.
al Yesterdays close was the feature OH
the openirg. United states steel pre-
ferred declined a full point The general
market was lower iu sympathy Win
here and there few fractional ka'"7'
During the second hour another drive
was made against United NIala. Sss,'
common forcing the price down TO f'.a
The stock was heavily deml i" 'alilii
much of DO WAS apparent. ...f .,4
sale. United states steel II. .til z" l'..
the sinking fund per cent .'nua VIZ.
also affected CO.'S was the entire "'"''
Tre market continued fsycrish and
be,t, f1 rhe .inse United states steel
common was hammered down u" th. II
uet Joss of 2H points from lhol Nihl"
United States steel preferred a'79 uL3is
ped PCS. Colorado Fuel d. iron h. .ilH.a
rofrt4 Elsewhere iu the list ot active
issues prices fell from . points ,n SUD
stautial fractions. The only nnlt'le ~
ccptou was Louisville O. NashNhIe WHO"
twelve thousand shares of United
states steel were thrown on the mar
ket at the opening tO Dee sold -lmtlltny
ously at i's aud 1l's' COMP N rto
preferred stock declined point lhs
trading Iu the rest of che market was
restrained to observe the action or
United states steel The majority OF
stocks sold lower but there was "a
ron Z and Chesapeake g. ohio. American
Smelling and Republic Steel large trac-
The market shook OF for while tho
depressing influence produced ny me us
turuancc boz the steer stocks ana rose
gradually until prices iu the rairoad
list averaged about yesterday closing.
The southern group or stocks was es-
psciaIly firm aud there was also a rise
of nearly "a point iu Union PaClnc.
renewed outbreak Of liquidation in Unit
cd States steel prompted active selling
of other metal stocks and the market
weakened am around United states
Steel sold down lss 20 q. and the pre-
preferred Welded g. the common "a.
Colorado Fuel 2-, Sl0ss-Shefheld steel
I". Auis-Chllmt.s preferred li2. Press
ad steel Car "a and Reading. Colorado
a. Southern and ST. Louis southwestern
The market closed weak and unset
tied The continued unloading OF Unit
cd states steel and the demoralized
break ut some OF the minor steel COM
pany shares had "a depressing effect. but
only 70 few railroad stocks lost as much
as "a point except Pennsylvania. which
lost pa Reading 2 and Wabash pre-
fcrred O.. United states steel sold MS
low as 49, Colorado Fuel g. Iron slumped
ga, Republic steel preferred g. The com
mon ga, Sl05s Sheffield steel 3A. Gen-
cral Electric pa and American Car and
Pressed Steel Car pa. After a rally
prices sold on again
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20

e.f.f.... ..-,ra-
aral sales Boy misceIlaueoNs hg gtt,o, ,,,,,bet
iug quick slump tg Ltn. ,...,,,,,.fi,,
Ur.rpI firm and "a higher ln $500
ygIfn nu advance at Liverpool My "gtte
quoted at between ll9s a4u ~ ,rs,t
Jump was qWckN IoIIglNg' .,,,r. distant
deliveries also slumped sharP3.yt ,bopt
Corn prices dropped 20 l1tie -..,i.t,.r-
cent below the highest matN tIe.rirS5
.ltsqy by iTnro,ed weather conditions
for the movement a9a oy t{o CONN
eroauN Increased one yere "a shade
N.Y., tflees "a, VIC C,,.,,i,,- al "a TO "a
% a lower M1l w .,,',,,-,.s 20 "a.
On the -lutnp Ne. 80 ana corn prices
ihe oIe5h t...i,io scuirr on oats by
caused coh7 ll.1i,t,t yeeUifed Inn "a weak
a.l l.i o-,ils. II to Gaib lower with
IA ID, rI. Later the price
t, -f-
"'nllit 80. refbar weak owing to
az. t.t'i,,sss of coarse grains. Trade
gi,r,t.i to T., lower.
close Vbcat-Nay. l15# dt.15A july
Oqa. an o08 Sent. 49, Dec, eoh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
FLOOD UNCovERs GOLD.

San Francisco. Feb. 20.--A special
dispatch from Paceryile. which is
located iu the heart Of The district
where gold was first discovered boo this
state. conveys the news that the exc
cessive rainfall of this winter has
washed out many pockets and exposed
nuggets running iu value as high as
$l2j. They have been found in plain
sight ON top of the ground where The
surface dirt had been washed away.
Haugiown creek is again the scene Of
active mining, the rushing flood wac
tiers having deposited the fine yellow
dust iu paying quantities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
MNRNEr rs rNNrEREsrNG.
Slow Day Ends Wccl, of Greatest Ac-
tylty shown This Year

A slow and embarrassing market
closed the week OF greatest activity
stUuu this year. During the week
moro than 100000 worth OF stocks
changed hands and iu exact figure the
number 1f shares was l29 222. The h,g
strike iu the Iron Blossom property
caused a great furry Boo TiutiC stocks
aud sent many OF the smaller stocks
soaring skyward. Another strike Of im-
u0IluDe during the week was that at
ti. East Tintic Development company.
Sioux Consolidated has recently struck
"a large cave which makes toward the
IRON Blossom property The significance
of this strike DIS that 10 makes a better
showing for the Iron Blossom and mae
taHaliy increases the known mineral
area of the Sioux
THE market this morning was UNI
interesting and showed transactions in
but small number of sales as COM
pared t1 the remainder of the week
Iron Blossom was slightly lower and
the general trend of stocks throughout
was for lower prices. Colorado sold at
t3UlH. after selling 3s high as S312A
during thr week. East Tntic Develop
uaut showed the greatest activity. ale
though the price w8s somewhat lower
ON the curb market Domijohu was
sold for l3 cents and Nevada Amalga-
mated for Is cents.
ar..ft s-rAr.s lrrttTr A vrrTlNe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

90 s. Crown Point 1000 at 2pl 600 at
l.. buyer Co.
East Crown Point 1000 at 5a buyer
to, 1000 coo 5ai 1000 at 5N 1900 at
aia buyer 0O.
East Tnuc Con.10o0 ot9s buyer 90.
900 COO gt
Fast Tlnuc Dev $500 at isis SELLER
CD. 900 600 lU
Iron Blossom 200 900 $780,
Little Chief 800 no 43. $500 God a.
May Day 900 at 26ii, buyer 90. 800 ot
ST. Lake 1000 at is. buyer go. 600
at $685. buyer go, 1900 at l5. 1000 at
llia
Nevada Huls 100 ut 1t2a
ohio copper 100 90 Go.
Prince. goo 40 1921.
plutus 1000 at 80. 500 zoo lsIb.
Seven rraugha. 600 8t 1874.
south Iron Blossom 500 no 9. buyer
So Columbus Con. 900 at So. 500 90
Sioux Con. 100 ot I21H. buyer 60.
$500 at 1876
Swansea Ext. 1000 at 5is.
Scottish Chief 500 ut pa.
TIutic central 5000 ot 90. buyer go.
$500 at 3D. seller 90. 1000 at 10. 600 nc
1919
TintIc Combination 1000 al O.
Uncle sam Con. 500 at 90, 60 at go.
Victoria. 100 at 1885,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
TINTC ORE SHIPMENTS.
Report for the Week Ending Friday
Shows District Shipped I42 Cars.

I0U'OIT ~ nc "NDWs- ,
Eureka, Feb. 2O-Ore shipments from
the Tiutic district for the week ending
Friday night were as follows.
Ajax, ]. Centennial Eureka, 40. Sioux
Consolidated. 10. Iron Blossom. /. May
Day, .. Yankee, 4; Eagle and Blue Bell.
I; Bullion Beck. I; Dragon Iron. az.
Colorado. 30, Brooklyn z; Beck Tunnel
@; Swansea, I. Total l42 The last Eve
We're cotton cars An others so tons.
shipments 90 Tintic smeiters: Ajax.
Z. Horn silver. 3. Dragon. Al: Colorado.
30; Brooklyn. z; Beck Tunnel. 3. swan
sea-. Total So. AN but Ajax and
Horn Silver small cars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20

The percentage % actual reserve Of
the clearing house banks today was
2G.la per cent The statement of banks
and trust companies OF Greater New
York not reporting 90 the clearing house
shows that these Institutions hold aggre-
gate deposits Of 81 ~. 0T.G0. total cash
on hand 1855. si3 $40, and loans amount
ing TO Sl10f71 ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
BANK STATEMENT.

New York Feb. 20-The statement Of
clearing house banks FOR the week shows
the requirements OF the % per cent re-
serve rule This is au increase OF 81
ui12 1i 600 the propOrtiouate cash reserve
as compared with last week The state
menf follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
DALY-JUDGE GIVES
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Bonanza Flat is Showing Up
With Fine Ore Body
Says Report
DEVELOP FOUR FOOT VEIN.



rt..Er.rr.ra Dob fr. rI. JuIn. Niu-
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i't
onH1H. report ". 'H. company. "''.
gives pleasing showing uf OBJ" work.
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pony SHOW. |.aI .'.... ODD nam" "' I'D.
rr-t .. Jh. r..H Fh. balance "u hand
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cos, ". I'd" ''.'-. 'F. ''.
rauts during tHo year ..',. was si.-
sl2oi lh0 amount on mana 90 pi'-
'r.w. r.rI. ar hand $4,000. Iolns
35lWo and cash .n banks. s'i $3.50.
Ino report contains ..''.'.A ''''.
clHi statement Oh. tu. '.'- "'''.-
re1r OBJ" amount %. ". I.lN.'. 'A'
WORK OFT la. '..I .'i''I ''
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FINANCIAL CONDITION.
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South Omaha. Feb. N-Cat'r - Re-
DcIpis 200. market unchanged Western
steers al0l55n, TcNas steers 1O0U4 So,
range COWS and hcifers. 2.0u41l. cane
uers 1nNul. 0. EtOrkprs and feeders. 2.1l
u5.A, calves, a.o1n5.A. bulls ANA stays.
-.lsnf OBS
Hogs Receipts H T0, market 1e. hIpb-
DT Heavy. HruG a. mixed. aUHf.t.
lights a.UutU. pIgs 1905 Oh. bulk of
sales. F.. sIu .n.
sheep. Receipts ll". market steady
hearlnEs NWHt.t Wofhers. frF1I.2l.
ewes. iHHf o.. lambs. G.50aT m
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city Feb. 20-Cattle-Receipts
lHU. market steady Native steers. 4901
g. 80. native cows and hclfers. 1.2u5.s.
stockers and feeders. 8 = 5.15; bulls.
O4If %. calves. Q 2u1.J0t western
steers, f.lNnb.Zo, western COWS. 3.00W
a.25
Hogs Receipts. 400; market steady.
Bulk of sales, s.sUH 0.9J. heavy. o 1uu f.-lt
packers and butchers. G00u6 ~, lights.
a.5OH6lU. pigs. f.7Gub. b.
Sheep-Rcceut5. co... market steady
Mutfuur. f5Nu5 TO lambs. G500 ~.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. Feb W-Wooi. firm. Terri
tory and western mediums, lSn p, hue
mediums. l5u1S, fine, l2ulA
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nIIN BOARD
h.r h1l 5000 az ga Bulocs 1890
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