davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era., 1909-01-21

surface veins. The sulphide zone was never reached. Our growing optimism is being daily confirmed by the steady progress of the New York Arizona, whose history is a history of the whole district. During the recent financial furry when many of the big companies had to halt and some of the smaller ones disband, the New York-Arizona did not even "mark time," but rather increased they are to double quick" some to the music of Murphy air drills. The Lillian tunnel is now in about HOO feet and in about 150 feet more will have reached the objective point un- der the Buzzard Shadow shaft. When this is reached they will up- raise 400 feet to the surface and sink at the same time on good bodies of milling ore. For the good of the whole district we hope that their fullest hopes may soon be realized, for their success means much to us all. The management of the New York-AriZona has always extended a cordial invitation to all who care to visit the mines at any time and make personal inspection of their prop critics.
 The Shannon Copper company, which concern has recently acquired several mining prospects in this dis trict, this week commenced develop ment work on the claims of the Coro- nado Mining company, which prop erty they are working on a royalty basis. The Shannon has already done considera ble work ont his property dur ing the past three years, and as it in is one of the best mineral zones of this district, there is little doubt of big strike being made some time in the near future.
The copper era., 1909-01-21
NOTICE.

Veribest goods at Smiths store.
The copper era., 1909-01-21

Oranges, Bananas, Pears and Apples nice stock at Smiths store.
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|sRAEL|TE Government
IN EGYPT.

That the Israclitcs came out of
Egypt wi,llhIrll@ion and an or
gani1ation more highly Developed
than that Tith which they enter.
ed Egypt, the Bible narratives
declare. But this was not due
chiefly to exte rnaI surroundings,
il was due rather to internal 20.
vOlution. Tn" features which
made lsraol'S unique future pos.
siblc do not fad parallel in
Egypt Or among any OF their
heather npiglbors. That this
people did not become swallowed
up among the heather Of Egypt
rs did all the other slave popu
la,ions proves not only inherent
natives powers in the race, bu.
! that there was already upon
their entrance into Egypt re
| ligiuns bond Of custom and law,
| aud probably Il close social or
ranilation. TIL" corporate sur
vlval Of Israel under such cir
cumstances is probably unique
among the experiences Of the
tribes and nations Of earth, y
That Of itself would prove even
! il the narrative did not assert
this--that they entered Egypt in
considerable numbers, Were able
to separate themselves from
the native population, and already
had an organization and at leas,
an oral law and settled custom
rigid and prescriptive.' They
remained in Egypt long enough
to fix the organic type of Their
development BY the time they
left Egypt the family had ceaset
to he the civil unit, and the trib,
had taken its place. Not til,
heads of houses, but the "cld
crs," had come into Leadership
as representatives of tribes
Zach tribe had its local rulers
and probably its local priest,
and sanctuaries. This was al
different f'om the heather arouu,
them.
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QUESTION NO. 81.
Bro. Garrett:

Bro. Garrett:
Dear Sir; A. you so"m 70
hs we'll vorssd Oh the l.,bl., may
beg you that which ! So. not,
tench thou ma. If have done eni
oulty | will do M NOR"
|. After Paul had preached
three years to tho Gentiles wha,
dit hs 20 20 jerusalem to see
Potter for? Gal. lis.
?. Thqn II y,ar, aft,r Pau
saya h, went up hgA,n ~ Jernaa
lem with BarnabaI, aud took titus
with HIM nl,o, why wouldn't Paul
allow titus clrrumrised2 Gal. =
! to !.
3 Why did Paul eNhnrt tim
o,hy to rightly divide the truth?
4. Why are there two Qosp,l'
spokrn of III TIL" word If G. Dd2
, Who docs Pa uiluds to IN
2Cor. - ch. ~. caught NJ III h"
8 heavon'
6. What was those words this
character heard III paradlcr that
vas unlawful for man to utter:
Cor. l2-i.
Wo would love for any minister
that can to answer III" nhuye qu"a
ton through the columns Ut che
CRKssE1.
7. WHAT i. tho real 'rus mean
;ng Of the : churches ia acia!
Rev IL
there ever such I crurch"'
o. represented In Aclu: Rev. lch
Dear friend YOU may answer
briefly ami at your leisure ii yor
che, A..
An Investigator Of the Bible
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PAGE OF INQUIRY
Question 20. g.

kdito. CREssgT:
Is singing par. CT the vor-
ship of Gcd the same AZ prayer:
II 50. has the choir. aud choir
u der any responsibility resting
upon them 2s individuals, in re
gard 70 their song service:
ia Pro lch.r, Sunday School
Superintendent and Sunday
School teacher must study e
Tim. 2-lIj 70 make their work
effective, what ABOUT the choir:
See Rom Itch II. Rev. 20ch
Rom. 2ch. II.
/ Annie HuGarth
Friends Of the cause, write OF
this question.
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head there will be solid peace.
he is to save the children of the

needy, ana ne - 10 break IN
pieces the oppressor. And ell
know, that the time has not come
when tie oppressor has been
broken into pieces, This the
Kings Son Is to do, the proph
ct who, Is TO come in the last days.
In his days the righteous shall
alrish and abandaDce 0f peace
as long as the sun and moon en-.
dureth throughout his genera.
ton: AS it reads in the Jth. and
TIN verses, he shall have domin-
ion from sea to>s ca and from the.
rivers Unto the ends of the earth
18th. verse, we shall no:ise this,
more particularly when We
quote revelation. For all nations
shall serve hin l1,h. verse. Gold
end silver shall be brought fc
him by the Kings OF the earth
Is verse. So We can only say TO
our readers that such q time as
this had never been as yet. And
when il comes these things vii!
De executed by the one that is
! spoken OF in this manner, Please
read
| !c,usicrcl oil the N.inp which walk miller
| tie .uu, W ,h !Ec second chi Il THAI sht stand
NJ ia b., .,eal. Eccis, Ils.
The second child that is to
stand up in His Christ stead
is Tia, prI;lhet who is to conc in
the last days, and the one spoken
Of in this manner, please read,
AMI ~ tha' d,y iac.t -a'l. b, root u Jesse
when st. sinni ( = 80 Il 'iTn ut the p,cp!,
Is 4 .htl III Gentle. :.rA and lie .Ist ga.
lc ,vs Oti..
And It .AaL conc 20 pas iW tim. LAY thsl
Ia lori .bal.., hi. hsaI ,.,'r th. ,;coul
tlre 10 Ice y.r the rcmnacl o' his rtop!t
Sl,rh thsi, We lsii fom Assyra and from
E.yp' and fruH i'aihfnS, aad from cash, sai
''''' '''' '"'"' WI"
That is lie vii. send Zerrubl a.
. bic to lay HE foundation Of thu
Church in RESTORING n hack to itv D.,
=. -,
HISl o''' I"t 'ic IL w i''o'et Inv
remnant of Gods people, For
..,.z A.,
:" 80
says 10 us.
!s.cn. ol.lr,. mt, IN, AMI h,a ken. sc
I, ra'o from, m, .Tp,fn.lut.h.al,.,,,np from,
he womb. and t.on, the bou,I. of rny mott
la h n male mention u! my name.
Anl h. h-,h a,sre ny nou like n -ha.
'n''n' :. u, 'nea," %, o. nnnn "''h ne a.
fa,l ncllluc
Aud .at! INTO mc,,non ar, my servant, 6
ISRAEL Ia " '''A J VIII he s'r'D''' ''a' I"
And then be said.
qhcnIr!llh,ve hborsl in vain I h,,.
sIe''m' 'r'ns'h for "'nsh'. and !" VA"
mad 20, w,,k al I, my ,:,d IA, "a.
!
! And then snake To MS what the
-,
i-'' o." w Num-
-, AMI now AN tho L"-d that formed n
'fn.a t., "onht ho H.: servant, 10 bring iaco'
ago." 10 ANA, '"or+" ''rn,' DC rot gather
: -, ms COD shall tie ms strength.
Aoihc s,A, !, - i'rh' thing ,hnt no.
, ,' :. y, 10y ,'', u. !" ''' w. ,,.a
: ud...., XIV, III f. at to he ornii,
~, ,' WON, r,' '' l,. - 'f'' "' B" '"'
~ HE Gfth verge .bara is nhr7c
,,,roc;c,s s,,'.,,o- TN, cha,
cc;,r thu. * p,orious i, the eve,
of h,s I ord lCh,;.t) whicl
,.ai.es ,u.o And his Grd t.
whom hi, .treortb abid, III
i r,',ss H., .hrco And ,hcn ,bis
t is oorf,,,.a :, this le,ouooe,
: Yu..tu, 10 lo,d ,.c rc,.c,,,.r a, lsrpc,
nd H. l!o'i one. to hn"h"m man di-pi'c'"
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Question No. 10.

Question No. ~.
Ed. CREsSET:
Dear Ed | would
like il YOU can IT, tell me when or
on what date and by whom the
brrnt Offering and sanctuary is
% be troddcn under foot. Please
c.plaln the l3 and II verses Of
the -th. ch Of Daniel. Also llth.
and 18th. vs. Of I2th. ch
And Oblige.
Vim. Stacey.
E.lwood Mo. X. X. No. !.
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I
please read.
BIT the jslgnen, sh,il 81. and me
snail take away his don.ihion, 10 Con
ssa,e ard 20 destroy T. UNTO The end
And the kingdom aai tominioa aac J
tie grs.,pes. OF ihe kr2tcni anaei tbs
whole he1san, shall be given 10 ihs
peoge ~ the saints Of ,hs Nos, High.
wbase kingdom i. All everlasting king
Inn. and oil donia"n sh.l' serve aud /
yb-, rim Dan =. g 81
Now then, how is this al! ago
ing to be brought about And
we Shall answer this just as fast
as time and opertuniiies will per.
nit. FIRST we shall say TO the
readers OF the CREsSEr The
reason for this article is, for the
simple fact that there is men
who say that we claim that We
are the vicar OF Christ. Such
statements only come from those
who have departed from the
faith, and have given heed to SO.
ducing spirits. desiring TO hurt
,ome one's character. This we
shall speak OF in our conclusion.
Second we shall say, that the
! restitution must be brought u
bout by a beginning. And III
, building any thing you must first
Ilay the foundation, Hence. We
. read.
Then he answered and spake un'o
q ne. sing. This IL the VOID D.: tie
, LoID un'o Ziahbnhcl. saving, No b,
: might nor by power. hui 10y my Spri'
srih The luIn Of host'.
Wlu srt ,icu. o great mountain
hefo ~ ZeIuthabel ;hou ,h.ll become &
phir AM be hall |rrg forth m
., hcsG.'orc hl'ett Win ,houtines cry m
q Grace, grace unto II.
. Nrrenyrr lie VOID Of tie LtRD can't
unto me, saying
The bards e Zruhbihel hsve LAID III,
: .oubda' IN Il III. h0use, hi, hands -Gsl
also fni.b ii. ard ihou shalt Enns
$ ,ha, the Lord OF hosts bath sell, M
d unto ,on.
n For who hath despisrd The day {
small l!ing.t FOR ihry shat. 'cjo'ct, nE'
a snail see the plUmme; in Ne hard /"
!, Lcru'b1brl with those seen; ;'hey nr
p The eyes Of the Lord which ,un 10 NM
Il fro through The VIII L. earth IL Oh ! =
>. g 20 loJ
Zerubabb,l is to bring forti
n the head stone crying grace
y grace UNTO it, the head stone i
n Christ: Then who is Xeruba5bcl
d Tee prophet tk.lii,lD spoken o
n ia this manner, Please r,ad.
70 For Moses ituly aid unto the 'a,hGt'
8 \ prophet Sha the Lord ,onr Go
raise up unto ,on 81 your h'erhrcn, -
;, unto M hi. shall " !esr IN al til NJ
Whatsoever he shah say unlo YOU
y, And II shaii come I" pas that ever
~ soul. which vi not hear TAI prurhr
ye shall be destroyed from among IL
81, people,
$. Yea. and all The prophets from San.u
70 and those ,ha, 10 low af'es as maay
Is have spoken, havs likeSisr fo,c,oid ,
these GAYS tAc's )-22-93-ci
D. But the man who has doparte
le from the faith, says this prorhC
q. spoken of was Christ. Yet LUX
IS says that Moses had said TIA
God would raise mp u prophC
IN like unto him Now can an
- reader say or think that Chri,
was like Moses. All readers {
or the word know that Moses wa
he charged Of shining when Il
he smote the rock, and Christ WA
- without sin. Ii there is an
scripture where it says tha
Christ was like Moses; We worl
, like to know where il IS in til
Book. We find whore Chri.
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QUESTION no 81.

Ed. CHEssET VIII you please let mo
ask through the Question Column, was
Joseph the Father Ut Jesus
Rev. Robbins
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pescf
aiih al father wilbou' mother. viii
1nr descent. hsving neither hss'nHin'
b. days. nor en-! u ne, hr, made lis'
uu,o the Son u &: th'e'h priest
cln,iraally HEB. i-l-9-a
How ignoran. would the man
have t, be 10 sag taat Christ was
ike Moses When Christ was
made for ,er after the orisr oi
Nelchisedec who vas withou,
Fdtbp-, aud without Mo'har, be
ginning OF days ~ ending OF
years, ike unto the So1 Of God.
Moses had a F4ther, he had
Mother. he hid beginning OF
days and end OF years. So tire
reader will plainly see that tie
prophet spoken Of could no. 0.
been Christ. But as va have
the foundation laid BY the hard
Of Zerubabtel; We shall enderer
to place every piece OF tim Der
:,,o 49, rro,,o. p,a.o Ga vo
!sbon,,b,.l, " Iocoh.. ,;mo ~
,,ho,,, g.. .;,,s vh..p la wos 90.
Ing to depart this He and see
1 what he says please read
Tie ccp,rr sas.l 1t, d,pau from ju!.
a., nn: a lswgiyrr ff'm h-'ween tis
feet. rn.il slilnl come. hn! unto ID N
.b,ll the .e.l-.n, al the l,o,,r br.
GIN. 10.
nv, ,-.
/ a., r., 49,,
-, =. !,
-, . IT., =,
~. ,.s.....
our subject we shall have stuff.
Gent eyidenc, to prove tina,
Shilo and -rublb Del is the pro
.phet spoken of by Luke. So VIC
shall venture on, step furthe,
by a king YOU t. read this.
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., !,
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,,a c,,,.h - ,,,, g.. ,,...o ..,u
ann - u,.rs,I u, ,.o,s 49,, s..n 49,.
po, mo ,,,s ,,.o o,,o o,o -, -.
( r,,o.,. ,o,,.,,.,,,.,,,.r,o,... ,, -.
/ h,c.. 1s,u - ..
(
hav.,, h. vor,. ;,,,r,rt o. .,,
tins hiyh nr;.st il cb,is+ -, =,
Nj. Li,b ,r;os, i, ,o ,ol.,.so
Gods ,nroin,oa foro v,,o,
N'f'sl IS 'od 5 anHolnlcd one
'''a' '''i' hiHh priest has to wal
y p'iofe 'or ever Bu' t''iS IS no
: al "od says tha' he VIII buil'
Il MN Il sure mouse, and 1t sh4I
cone 10 pass That every one VIII
). - ie'' III HIS mousse shasl come
i ''ou'''' " h''h i"r Il piece q
n s''ef' ana Il lhofSai ct bread an
,. say p'' me mon" o. the priest
o"''es 'l'"' / NAY eat i p.et2 G
bread l"IS p'''S'.S the IAN
I"'i'''-1 Hi'o"cd ia II t.l> E.H
|""'''
.nl he T;'.hs'..a ..d INTO ,hcn
that 'hey ,hcu,d no, eat Of lhe mn
holy Ting. i'll lhr.a .,nca M , .,ir
- win rrm aa,Thuun,,a. Nrl. g.
- r,
T. vs.. . !" s'"''' ~ Wiz
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QUESTION NO 80.

I'D. CKEssET, How long did
The flood last Please explain
through the Columns of the
CHEssET. Lucy Simons.
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PAGE or INQUIRY
QUESTION No. -.

We would like 10 Bro. Garrett would
tell " the resi- meaning OF this scfipo
D. Luke 4-is-is.
Waltef Curtis
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The cREssET
NORWOOD NO

fCAIsGEn's
Q.0. Garrett and n. n. Bowers
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DEATH OF LEON NELSON
BEING INVESTIGATED

Salt Lake, Now 2.-Invcstigation
Is being made by the police to deter
mine the manner in which Leon Mel
son of Sandy met death under Murray
street car No. 40 in State street near
Eleventh South Saturday night. Con-
flictlng stories told by employees of
the street railway company, and the
fact that neither the police depart
ment nor the sheriff's Office were no.
tilted of the accident by the company,
together with the sending of the body
of the young man TO Sandy for burial
without the formality OF a physicians
certificate being Issued in this city
caused Lieutenant John Hempel to
take the matter up with Acting Coron-
er Stanley a, Hanks yesterday after
noon.
Two stories of how the young man
met death have been told. the first
being that he had swung himself from
the platform OF the car under which
he was killed. but the police believe
the true version Is that he was put of
a southbound Murray car by Conduc-
tor Ira Smith and struck by the north
bound car in charge OF Conductor 3.
Halperman and Motorman H. Wilkin-
son.
The victim was positively identified
at the s. d Evans undertaking estab-
lishment Sunday morning, and the
body was taken to the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs James c. Mel.
son of Sandy. for burial S. D. Evans
stated yesterday afternoon that no
death certificate had been Issued. and
that so far as he had been able to
learn. no physician had seen the body
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SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
NEW TUNNEL IN
CENTENNIAL EUREKA.

Eureka, Nov Superintendent r.
"a. Brown OF the Centennial Eureka
mine informs the Eureka Reporter
mat the 3.000-foot tunnel which Is TO
tap the shaft OF that mine at a depth
of about 500 feet will be completed
next April Already more than 500
leet OF tunnel work has been finished
With the completion OF this big tun.
mol some important changes will take
place at the Centennial Eureka mine
AS previously stated, the tunnel will
furnish an outlet for the heavy toa-
mage OF ore which the mine Is ship
ying, Water having been encoun-
Tered. the Centennial Eureka finds II
necessary 10 put in a large pumping
plant, and the tunnel will cut of 800
leet of the distance that the pump
VIII be called upon 10 lift the water
IN getting IL 10 the surface.
The company will purchase and In
stall big power plant for the opera
Ion OF pumps, compressor and cars
which will be used in the tunnel. and
this power plant will be located upon
the ground which the company has
recently purchased near the entrance
to the big tunnel The carpenter
shops and perhaps the Office and other
buildings will be moved from the
mine and rebuilt at the mouth OF the
tunnel II Is estimated that operat-
Ing through the tunnel. doing away
with the tTamway and cutting of the
expense of hauling timber. etc, to the
mine will result In a saving of about
$4,000 each year.
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MUCH TALKED OF
ELY PROPERTIES

Ely. New. Nov. .22.-Two of the
most talked OF mining properties in
this busy district al. the present time
are the Ely Calumet which was re-
Gently listed on the Salt Lake mining
and stock exchange. and the Ely Cen
tennial. the new acquisition OF E. w
Grifflths upon which active develop
ment work was commenced last week
The properties are close to the city
and bid fair to assist materially in
making this the greatest mining camp
In the country,
Every since Calumet made its first
appearance on the Salt Lake exchange
local traders have had nothing but
words of praise for the merits of tho
stock, and it Is not an idle statement
but a general prediction throughout
the camp that this Issue will reach
the $1:50 mark before many days.
G. l.. Rickard. who through a re-
cent deal has taken over complete
control of the property, has begun
the hauling of lumber to the ground
in preparation for the building OF n
1,O0O-foot shaft, work upon which will
be rushed 10 completion with all pos
sible rapidlty. Mr. Richard will also
begin Immediately to build a new
hosting plant and to install a seven
ty-hve horsepower motor for a four.
drill compressor and forty horse
pweT electric hoist.
1--WE will begin to sink the shaft at
once" said Mr.. Rickard. and moth.
ing VIII delay the work except the
cutting out of the stations at each
100foot level We propose 10 develop
the country by drifts. which will be
run to cut the several ledges that
have been opened on the surface and
from which large tonnage of ore
was shipped during the early days.
Conservative assays have shown u
fraction over per cent copper and
several dollars in gold. The ore also
has high percentage of iron. thus
making it desirable product for the
smelter."
Mr.. Rickard left Saturday morning
for New York City. where he has in
terested eastern capitalists. TO whom
be will dispose of some OF his hold
inGs in the Ely Calumet Before his
departure Mr. Rlckard volunteered the
prediction that the stock OF the COM
pany VIII be selling around $l50 be-
fore the opening OF the new year.
While not listed on any exchange as
yet. the Ely Centennial Is receiving
much favorable attention among local
traders and conservative mining men
who appreciate the true merit of the
country In which the holding is To-
Gated f W Grlmths. who recently
acquired the property. stated upon his
arrival here Friday that he had care.
fully gone over the matter Of active
development OF the property with his
clients and that nothing would retard
the work from now on.
From what | saw of the property
when here last" said Mr.. GrGllths. Il
believe that, to do the property juS-
tice. 1t will be necessary to begin
work on several of the ledges which
have been opeend UP during tn last
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BONANZA MINE A
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Salt Lake City, Nov 22-Tho strike
at Burgess. just across the mountains
from Mount Whitney station, on the
narrow gauge above Keeler. which
was first announced in the Owens Val
ley Herald of last week, Is typical of
Inyo-Tich beyond compare and as
quiet as q church wedding Twenty
thousand-dollar rock has brought
many men TO Burgess seeking leases
from A. w Wells. the owner of the
bonanza, but no leases are being let,
no townsite has been laid out. no re-
spectacle camp has even been located
there, yet the family possessing the
wonderful find are quietly mortaring
out fortune for themselves. Last
week, stated Mrs Wells TO Attorney
A. Fl. Swallow. at independence, they
took out with their crude apparatus
$500 in two hours And they have
done even better than that They
are taking out enough by this means
to pay all of their expenses. all OF
their obligations and are laying awav
a snug nest egg. The Wells were
rancherS before they began prospect
ing for gold.
Mrs, Wells further stated that they
were down los feet on their ledge.
have three feet of ore which ayr.
ags $3.50, and have prepared fifteen
tons for shipment They are not pre-
pared to let leases. and while many
have been there to see tn bonanza,
In fact that no leases are being let
has left the camp small. There IS no
nsh, no boom, nothing except gold.
and that is what the Wells want
They want no boom. They want gold.
And that they seem to have 10
abundance
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few years and which have consider
able shipping orc exposed. | will give
out full outline of the development
work that will be done by my COM
pany within a few days. l am now
awaiting the arrival of my superin.
tendent, whom | expect In the city
within the next ten days"
Mr., Gri0lths Is enthusiastic over his
prospect and has taken hold OF active
development work with a vim. He be-
lieves that he has one OF the best
pieces of the property In the district.
and In his opinion some Of the most
conservative mining men In this To-
callty coincide.
According to MT Griff1thS, the board
OF directors OF the Ely Centennial Will
be composed of Charles A Quigley.
vice president OF the Studebaker COM
pany. Charles II. Griffin, joint agent
for the Hartman roads at Salt Lake
City, and Lester D. Freed OF the
Freed Furniture company at Salt
Lake. and two local persons.
"Onc hundred thousand shares OF
the treasury stock OF the Ely Centen-
NAL will be placed on the Boston
market. where 1t will be handled by
one OF the largest brokerage firms In
that city" said Mr.. GriGlths. at the
close OF his Interview.