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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
PRODUCE.

Chicago. May 6.--"No rain in Kansas"
was tho slogan used by the bulls In the
wheat market to force prices sharply
today. Initial quotations showed. gains Of.
"a to 1&d9t3s compared with yester-.
days final figures. An advance Of " @ 1jhd
yerpool was an addtl9na ne
prices reacted considerably, The opening
on July was at 11sM to t.lIh and d.. on N
advanced 10 1.177s and May. to 1.291a,
declining later to l.16A and LIZ re-
spectively.
Light receipts prompted active buy
ing Of corn ut the. start, resulting in a
strong opening, initial quotations being
up A9h to = 9 Prices held tir sa,x car y
Liberal purchases OF the May delivery
by a Leading cash Interest, caused
strength In the oats market at the start.
501s to 5oS and sold at 50si
Trade in provisions was dull and the
market was about steady PRICES at the
start were unchanged to 21sdf6 higher.
houses with southwestern connections
being liberal purchasers throughout the.
entire session. The close was strong
with July up Us at 1.17d1 a. May was
y higher a t !. 2Sa4.
Ccrn-Sentment was extremely bullish
all Gay and prices advanced to new
TeCOiu III #tIlG s7'itifsoli'
The top for July was reached at 20.
THE close was strong with July UP y %
close-Wfiea Inlay, 1.2sst; July. 1.l7@
": Sept, 1.05ta q r. Dec. 1.63M.
corn-May. IS: July, 6a7s Sept. 6 IS a
9at ssG May ',.s sss; July staaa sept,
,Elsork-May, r1.ss1s July. 1895; Sept,
Lard-,May. 1O,so&'s21A July, lo.4sls;
'i Rsibs--May, e,s71s: July. s.s75saeo; sept,
:, Rairley-cash, s71a as.
Rye-6-ash,7 S3GDS5.
Timothy-Sept., 3.6@40O.
Clover--May, 80,
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York, May 6.--Sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining, 1856: centrifugal. .96 test.
$3.50; molasses sugar, ali,
Refined--Steady Crushed, $40; powder
coffee-steady. No. ! Rio. sA; No, 4
Santos. SIS @9.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
cfeameFies 2sa a Saires. 1917 S .aaas
Eggs-Easy, at mark, cases Included,
tirsts, 20IR: prime firsts. p "A
Enthusiastically. Daisies. s15Ila: twins,
14la ais; young Americas. 14A q y: long
horns. 14iitais
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VIII LIST GOLDEN REIlF.

Especial to the y ewS. y
Richfieid, May 6.--At the meeting
OF the board OF directors of the Col
den Reef mining company held at
Ephrairn it was decided 10 list the
stock of the company on the Salt
Lake Mining and Stock Exchange. The
company will proceed to patent the
greater part of the property and con-
tlnue active development work under
the supervision of w, D, Bohm.
At the meeting a hattering report
was made of the condition of the
company which is owned mainly by
Ephraim and MI Pleasant citizens.
a wagon road is being built from the
property to Frisco, five miles south
On the 143 foot level IL is declared
that the COMPANY has feet of ore
that runs from $35 to SIS a ton IN
gold and lead.
Another i 800 acres Of gypsum has
been taken 5iip south of Kings Meadow
canyon by o. G. Thurber and assc-
ciates. The new location is close to
the Jumbo Plaster and Cement conl-
pany's holding on the south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06

f.rea 81 ~ hern "a :. !, as 8
Great Northern Ore Gifts. W y
s1liinr5is central Is /. 3. GLE
international Paper .i...... VI. " y
Innt arhn,,o,1srh Met. pfti :, 45i&
louisville &. Nashville l ..St
missouri Kansas "a Texas az iasili
3NaftonaIS biscuit $. saa
Ma fionnl n sad SSH
New Ynr,s Central \. \. II 130iss
Nnrt,eyr3 Pacific \. /. !. .1447s
D. c;fIr NfaiI .....3.... 2ala
pannsvIvss,,ia .135
pea1,In,s c;as I, |. !. /. Z. !. \. AZ
Pressed Steel Car Is. 3. ~. 4 !
3tReasIi :, !, 7. !. !. 1875
I,nnI. IsIa,,l ~ 4. 3. !. /. 2Ss4
Rock Island Co. ped 80. ., e
Southern Pacific ~. - e
Southern Railway =. ;,aSs
Union Pacific % -
United States Steel 90 90 T. T.
United States Steel pfd !. ~ y, y
Wabash .s..;.. lsM
western Union i. ~. Q
Standard OIL. y
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

mated al 5000; market weak. Beeyes,
8 .0Oa;. o5; Texas steers, 4. 6o@5.s0; vest
ern steers. 4.70GDb.75; stockers9 and feed
ersy s.sOm5.6p; cows and heifers, 2.io@
Hogs--Receipts estimated at 1900;
G.55d7.s5; mixed. 6. s5al.4o; heavy. 7.00@
4 AS; rough. 7.00@7 10; good TO choice
heavy, .log7; 40; pigs, 5.75dp6.7a; bulk Oh
sales. Z. 20fI7.3
Sheep Receipts, estimated at 10000;
market strong. Native, s.N@6.6o west
Ierr, 4. 0016. so; fycarlngs, 6.25 @7.5O: lambs,
native, 6.25 G9.o0; western, 6.G1d9.O
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. May 5.--Cattle-- Receipts,
60O0 market steady. Native steers DO
$3.50; native cows and heifers, :. % % s. % !:
stockers and feeders ,0oI b.s5 bulls, s ..l
en5.2s calves, 3.15a7 90; western aoHc 4. steers
Hogs Receipts, 1000; market steady
to strong Bulk OF sales. $50 80;
heavy. 7.20I7. 35; packers and butchsrs.
q .0oa7 40; lights, 6.f5@ 10; pigs 900 @ 80
Mntt luton 5.s59s.7s; lambs. 7:oo@ 800
wethers and yeariings. 5.coG7-75; ewes.
4,00@6.2a. u &53s5
South Omaha, May s-Cattle--Re-
ceipts. 1000: market active, stronger
Western steers, S.5nas. oe: Texans MS e @
ners 2501i.oo; stockers and feeders, 800
a 5. 60: calves, S.25@6.75; bulls and stays
Hogs--Rece II 600; market steady to
51l0c. lower. Mixed. $50 37, 90; lights
s.55aI .o5; pigs. 5.oodos,oo; bulk Of sales.
] Sheep Receipts. eco; market stronger.
5Yearltngs, 6.5OD7.60; wethers. 5.15 "a IS. So;
ewes, 3. .OG6. 40; lambs. T.75@9.1o
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CONCENTRATES.

According to II. M. Shields. the con-
tract for grading the first IS miles OF
the proposed road from Twin Falls to
a connection with the Southern Pacific
near Cobre has been awarded to the
Utah Construction company This road
will take in Contact, the Nevada cop
per camp. G
The regular monthly meetings of the.
Uncle Sam Consolidated, Lower Nam
moth. and May Day mining companies
will be held Saturday.
w. j. Merritt general manager of the
Mowitza group in the Star district III
Beaver county. Is in the city securing
estimates on machinery to be Installed
w. j. Craig returned home from the
Chafey district yesterday. He has been
In the district for several weeks getting
development work started on the Bar
Der canyon property In which he and
r. J. Evans are Interested
The clean up of the Chafey Mines
company's mill at Chafey, made on
May /, produced bullion valued at
ss.0o0.
A special meeting of the Seven
Troughs Mining company has been
called for June IS, at which new
board of directors will be chosen. As
soon as the members of the board DUAL
fly, a meeting will be held and a sue
tcessor will be chosen for Manager IL.
A. Friedman, who some time ago asked
to be relieved.
Manager L. A. Friedman of the
Seven Trcughs Coalition company yes
terday received word from Seven
Troughs that the Kindergarten mill is
now treating ore from the company's
kindergarten workings. This Is the
first time in nine months that ore from
this property has been treated. Mr..
Friedman will leave in a few days for
his old home at Dubuque, Iowa, where
he will make arrangements to move his
family to Loyelock, New.
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STOCKS SLUGGISH
AND fEATUR.EL.ESs.

New York May 6-Prlces moved up:
ward to a moderate extent In tho OPEN
Ing dealings In stocks today. The metal
Industries were prominent. the indus
trials largely monopolized the dealings
and showed the most Strength. he fea-
ture OF the trading was n spirited buy
ing OF the copper stocks and U. 8. Steel.
Anaconda was lifted 25s. American
Smelling, "a NAL gamated5 Copper and Utah
Copper q Western Maryland IL. and
Minneapolis and ST Louis. the u. s:
Steel stocks, the American Cotton Oh
stocks National Lead American tIobac-l
co preferred and Western Union TO
Il ss. If5
specalties, but the geaeral list turned
downward under the weight OF real.
3izing sales Western Maryland rose
points. tys,
E Bonds were strong
The demand was largely confined to
many specialties while the market 70. Tor
ST. Paul and Denver IS Rio Grande and
{Chicago-!slton rose j. Western Mary;
land jumped up 5. American cotton ~, ~
first and second preferred, Pullman,
Railway steel Spring. international Pa
BEL preferred. the Corn Products
stocks, International Pump preiersred ana
to 2. 60. 7.s4l ,..S
A reaction of 2 points i'll Western Mary
land stopped the rise and trading be
came very dull.
Speculative interest had waned con-
siderably by the middle of the after
noon and there was very little move
ment to excite comment. The tone was
easier. Union Pacific preferred declined
point
The market closed very dull. Union Pa
!ciflc and Reading were carried slightly
lower than last night in the reaction
and the local traction stocks were dis
.tinctiy heavy. Pacific Mail lost |. In
tefnatimal Harvester preferred: Distil.
lers, Securities and Central Railroad Of
New Jersey gained to to J VI.
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The city of Rexburg. Idaho, will re-;
cefve bids for running the city pump.
electric current used. doing the city
plumbing, and overseeing the city water
system. The contract to be for one
year and at a monthly salary. Bids 10
be delivered TO the city clerkSnot later
than May Is, 1903. The city reserves the.
right TO reject any and all bids.
JOHN II. SQUIRES.
CHRIS. JENSEN,
STEVE HUNT
Committee on Waterworks.
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\, ToDAY,s MONEY MARKET.

New York, May 6.-Close: Prime inc
mercantile paper. 31ls d14 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady with 9; Actual u =,
business in bankers bills at q S6.2e0
4.S6.sO for go day bills and at $3.50 Tor
demand; commercial bills, soPs aP4.so "A
Bar silver, 5sA cents.
Mexican dollars, Al cents.
Government bonds steady rli.ro s
bonds, strong.
Money on call firiner, 1902 per cent;
ruling rate, and offered at 2 per cent,
closing bid, 1A per cent.
Time loans very dull but strong fori
60 days, zig per cent: for 90 days, Esq
az per cent; six months, 3Q3A per cent.
NJ, i. A. Ball. Friday Evening, Wan '-.
.damere. ~ -. -.
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GOLDEN PRINCE STRIKES ORE.
Announcement OF Find Is Made While
Holding Eirst Annunl Meeting.

Announcement OF Find Is Made While.
Holding First Annual Meeting.
Coincident with the holding Of the
annual meeting of the Phoebe Golden
Prince Mining company at Phoebe sat-
urday. word was brought to the stock
holders of the second strike in q week
E at the property. The ore was found on.
the west drift of the 800 level. The
previous strike was at the depth Of Az
in the bottom of the double compart-
1nent shaft
Surface showings on the property
were such that the company has been
confident of finding something in the,
ground. Some OF the ore taken from
the surface went from 600 to $500
ounces in silver. The latest strike is
believed to be ore which will run close
to 80 per cent lead, 20 ounces silver
and SO in gold, IL not better.
M. A. Low, general attorney for the
Rock Island railroad, with headquar-
ters at Topeka. Kan, was elected pres
lident to succeed General Manager
George Il. Coke. who is made vice presi-
debt. Dean r. Low was elected by
the directors as secretary Of the COM
pany, although he is not director.
C.. r. Thompson was elected treasurer.
H. G. Hammond and B. |. Christensen
were made directors Mr.. Coke still re-
tains the management of the company.
The company has one of the best
equipped properties In the district and
during the year the shaft has been sent
down 412 feet and several hundred feet
of drifting has been done.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Via o. s. Il. s. S. r.

Nav 9Th to 18th inclusive. San Fran
cisco and return, s31.5O. TO San Fran.
cisco and return Zone way via Port
land, s46.5O. 10 Los Angeles and re-
turn, sS5.T5. TO Los Angeles and return
cone way via Portland J, s55.75 Tickets
limited to october 31st. Stopoyers. City
Ticket Office. 2o1 Main Street.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY,s.

!
Annie Brown to Frank B. stephens;
part Of section "a. township II
south. range west ............ i'm
Alice r. Ainsworth ct nj to Jas. Is.
Bridge, lot 2. block n. plat C..... lion
Aug. a. Noryail and wife to .Oda
Nordin, section 81 township
north. range west .....5........ 55'
Mary Ann c.. Lavender to- Fl. 3
Duckworth ct al, lot =, block e3 q,
c. p. Fiazel ana wife to Florence
Saunders, lot 10, block !, Heath's
Sub 40, plat G.. i...... 4. ~. 1888.
Robert 3. Trip to Ktmball y
Richards. lots IS. 50. Burton Place I.
Second Addition ...,.....:.. II
L. b. Howard and wife to Nicol NJ.
Long, section 10. township 2 south,
range l east so. IN
Westminster INIT. Co. to Mary G.
Johnson, lots "a, q, block 4, West
Minister HEIGHTS a sa
Same to same, lots %. 20, block 4,
Westminster HeiGbts A..,.......:.+.....
Mary G. Chamberlln etS al to B.
Johnston. lot s, block !, plat A.... 200
Ruth NJ. King to Archibald Camp MI
bell, lot 4. block n, plat A........ GOO
Baggie B. Thomson to Even Jen-
sen, lot 2, block II, plat A o.
Mary rockwell to Frank b. Steph-
ems, part of section "a. township
2 south. range l west .............. 5
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4 ErERN NOON SALES.

Black Jack, 1000 at 81.
Carisa, at 90,
Colorado 200 at 80.
Columbus Con, 200 at 2.S7ts: $50
TAT 2.S5 Ion at 2.S2is
Dragon. 100 at al.
East crown Point 1000 at 4 y.
East Tintic Con, 500 at 6.
Indian Queen, 1000 at
Iron Blossom, 2,eop at 2.10; lp.l00
at 2.nT5a.
z Iron King 100 at "a.
Mason Valley, 500 at 2.S21a.
Mineral Fiat, 1000 at IL Y.
Ohio Copper. 300 ~ $40.
i 20: 500 AT 1.22h u.
Newhouse, 50 at $50.
Silver King Coal 500 Mt $50; 500
at (. as buyer so: 200 at S.S7 e.
South iron Blossom, 1000 at u.
Swansea Con 500 at1S
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
ll-7-7 t5IN4S- TN!fIFNIl1OS1 y
James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:

brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
coMsTocK.
6 o6air l l$S@1g s5sS MeSie 8a ss
Savage, S2s bid; Hale & Norcross. IS bid;
Yellow Jacket, 64at5; Sierra Nevada, 20 @
81; Exchequer, . bid; Chollar, bid
Potosi 13 bid.
q ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 700 bid; Montana
Tonopah, 50 bid: Tonopal1 Extension. 60
Msl MacNsmara s4a NAVY bs West sia
Cons, 80 bid; Rescue, bid; Jim Butler
- RuLLFRoG.
Mont Bullfrog, ] asked; National Biz
A asked Amethyst, q bid: Bonnie Glare.
3 asked; Montgy Mt. bid; Homestake
Cons, 8 asked; Tramp Cons bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. 10000: Nevada Hills,
] 40 asked Pittsburg Sill Peak; GOAL;
Eagles Nest. asked; Round Mountain.
80 asked.
sandstorm. IS asked; Col. Mt, II bid;
Jumbo Ext, 10 bid; Booth 100 20; Blue
Bell. bid: Hibernia, 8 asked; Gonqueror;,
s bid; Lone Star. bid; G. Wonder,
asked; Orc, sG9, Atlanta, 1sG1ai CT.
Bend, 14@15; Red Top Ext, 400; F 10 :.
S2as4; at. Bend Ext, bid CT. Bend
Annex, asked Kewanos. 15@17; Port
land. 4 bid; Clackeriack, bid; r.
Mohawk bid; BED H ,haE ioga AZ pii
asked: Goldfeld Con. SPY dS:2o; D'held
Triangle, bid; G. o. D., 20 bid; Flor
ence Ext. 800.
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This led to the locating Of the Ari-
IONA Northern.
There's lots OF gulches around this
section that will pan gold. Look out
for another big placer excitement be-
fore long. Another big strike was
made few days ago by a Mr.. Black,
d partner OF Mr., Barker. who is a
partner of Mr.. AlgerI less than five
miles from Salonle. Assays over $500
in gold. No development vet. Mr.. Law
made big strike also today less than
four miles from Salome.
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FOUND RICH ORE.

/ knew Of an old Mexican who for
many years had run dry washer.
below where found the orc on the
Arizona Northern. had found pieces
OF rich float myself. but never could
locate where 1t came from. At last
on cloudy, dri2zly day, / happened
to be up high in the gulch and sat
down on that big rock 6pointing to
q rock not far away) to rest while.
when saw at my feet what looked
like piece of yellow limonite spar
| had often seen before. but which
seemed now 10 be literally loaded
with gold. Could I be dreaming? No..
II was gold all right. The dampness
had enabled me to see 1t quicker.
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J.R. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
"a Atlas. Bell. 147o. Res. 3o0A-z.

Treasury Stock 70 be sold for the
development of property Address
Bingham & Orleans Min. Co. 81 Com.
Blk, S. L. City.
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WOOL.

st. Louis May 6.--Wool. strong. Ter
ritory and western mediums. Il 026: fine
mediums. 1742211a fine, 1905.
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HORSE RACES ar OGDEN.

Special S. Z. & o. (Lagoon Routel.
every day at 12:45 p. M, from May 3
to IL. Fare 81 round trip. including
Ogden street. car fare to race track.
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NEW YORK LOSING STOCKS.

Thursday, April 6, 1909.
Analsamated Copper ...,......... soy
American Car & Foundry ........ 5SA
American Locomotive 4. .5........ 51iias
American Smelling & Refining -. s3k
Am. Smelling & Refining. pfd. .l09ls
American Sugar Refining Ibis
Anaconda Mining Co ............ 4S7s
.Atchison ............ 1075s
Atchison. pfd 1890. 10411a
2Boltiniore & Ohio Z. Z. -. las
Brooklyn Rapid Transit IsA
Canadian Pacific ..s..#. 10s1s
Chesapeake & Ohio ........,... 16la
Chicago Northwestern .1s11s
Chicago, Mil & ST. Paul 1904
Colorado Fuel & Iron ........ SSass
Colorado e. Southern 66al
Delaware & Hudson ~. -, -. 1S3
Denver and Rio Gfande .,.:-....4.. 511s
Denver & Rio Gfande, pfd. STA
Erie :. aatl x
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Harry Simpler, Commercial Photo
grapher. ISL South Main, second floor.
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NOTICE

Secretary OF Said Corporal
First publication May 9, 1893.
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*23.125 on 800 paid Isl per cent.
paid.
Session Sales.
$1,000 Pioneer 6s, 104; 70 McBryde,
3.S75; 10 Hon. B. & NJ. Co., $3.50; 10
Oahu Sug. Co, 80; 10 Haw. G. & s.
Co., IS; Is Eva, 30.75; Is Pioneer,
1880; 10 Honokaa, 1850
Between Boards.
500 Haw. G. & S. Co. %; 10 Olaa.
ATS; $50 Oahu Sug Co.. 80; so Pho
neer. 176; so Pioneer, 1850 100 Pho
neer, 177.50.
Memo.
Special dividend of per cent paid
by Kekaha Sugar Co., August 5, 1909.
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A brand new Groom cottage, uptodate
IN every respect, in finest location of
kalihi, one block from car line; rental
$25 per month.
A modern Groom cottage gas stove
and electric light, near center of town.
Rental $500 per month.
j. H. scHNAcK, 1877 Merchant Sc.
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Real - state.

FOR RENT-5-acre banana plantation
with shack; also other land, palolo
foothills.
FOR SALE-25 acres suburban prom
erty. A tree cotton investment ON
hand. W. L. HOWARD,
202 MeCandless Building.
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Sherman, Jonathan shawe Miss P. l.
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Horstmann. Miss
Evans, Miss Kate Cooke. Gus Cordes
Mabel Cordes, Mrs. M. J. Soares.
VESSELS IN PORT.
(Army and Navy.)
Iroquois, q. S. station tug, Moses.
kukul, U. s. L. FL. T., Middleton, Ka-
laupapa.
St. Louis, U. S, cruiser, Gleaves, sa.
moa, Aug. z.
Merchant vessels.)
Century, Br. SIS, Downie, Newcastle,
Aug. s.
Hilonian, Am. SIS, Frederickson. San
Francisco, Aug. 4.
IL. Z. Wright, Am. schr., Eureka. Aug. 6.
Mary E. Foster, Am seh., Gray's Har-
Dor, Aug. 5.
Ocean Queen, Nor. SIS. Johannessen.
Ocean Island, July %
Nordsee, Ger. sp., Pitzmeyer, Leith,
W. ), Porter, Am. SIS, Mcdonald, S. F.
Aug. 6.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Buford, from Seattle for Manila (di-
rect), Aug. 5.
Dix. arrived Seattle from Honolulu.
June 1.
Logan, from Hon. for San Francisco,
August 3.
Thomas, at Manila,
Sheridan, from San Francisco for Ho-
nolulu, Aug. 5.
THE MAILS.
Mails are due from the foIlowinp
points as follows:
San Franeisco-Per Korea, Aug. II.
Eaneouver-Per Mariana, Aug. 20.
Colonles-Per Makura, Aug. II.
Orient-Per China, Aug. II.
Mails win depart for the following
points as follows:
San Franeiseo-Per Hilonian, tomorrow.
Colonies-Per Mariana, Aug. 20.
Vaneouver-Per Makura, Aug. II.
orient-Per Korea, August II.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Paid Up Val Bid A7s
NAME OF STOCK. |

Honolulu, Saturday, August 7, 1909.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

Lots at Nuuanu, kalihf, Palama,
pahulu and Manoa on easiest terms
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-11
CASE AGAINST REV.
 STEWART DISMISSED

Continued from Page One.) knows. mol" she replied in a voice that filled the court room.
 Minnie Conchin was then called.
 She was perhaps the calmest per son in the court room as she told her story of what the preacher had done. She looked her qJbestioners in the eye and at no time was her testimony shaken in the least by cross-examination.
 Minnie" said Judge Murphy. Do you understand the nature of an Oath?''
 Yes. sir was tho reply.
 What is it?''
 Tt is to swear to tel the truth. '' was her answer. And Minnie was sworn.
 The little girl verified the testi- mony of her mother and detailed what had taken place in the barn, testifying that Stewart had taken liberties with her in lifting her on and off the back of the horse.
 When I got to the ground the second time I tried to get away from him." she said. 'T tore his collar and held on to papas vice