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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29
STEVENS ISSUES NEW BOOK.
Authority ON Gopher Gets Out His
Eighth Annual Edition.

The eighth annual edition OF the Cop
nor Hand has just been issued BY the
author. Horace j. Stevens OF Houghtcn.
Michigan. and in many respects II far
exceeds anything that Mr. stevens has
heretofore issued. With 4 500 pages, this
edition contains Oue-haf more matter
than the preceding edition.
The untiring efforts of MIR. stevens i'm
collecting data are shown IN the chap
ter devoted 20 the detailed description
OF the copper mines. In 20 he has mines
from an parts Of the globe and no less
than 600 mines are mentioned, as COM
pared with 1897 in the former edition.
This new book Is certainly monu-
rnent 90 Mr. stevens efforts and II is
hard To realize the vast amount Of in
formation contained IN the work. There
are chapters devoted TO mining. mill
Ing smelling. teaching, refining, geolo-
~ and mineralogy. And II is all told
In commonplace terms. The final chap
ter Is devoted 10 statistics and ls de-
clared 10 be the most complete ever Is
sued either officially or privately. IL is
such work as this that has made Mr.
stevens an authority on copper.
In speaking Of the various companies
Mr.. stevens has evidently been careful
~ his ground when he denOunoes them
as frauds. In all his former editions
he has gone after the companies ne
did not believe fair and II is said that
In not one case has a libel suit been
brought into court. MI stevens ef-
forts in the world Of copper are such
that he deserves great credit
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CONCENTRATES.

A. w. Chosterton. president of Tho
Boston sunshine, is at Bingham today
looking over the various mines OF that
Cama.
The Montana Mining company, which
recently took over the Meilich group Ia
east Tintic. has started sinking its
three compartment shaft
John Dem leaves tonight for Logan
where he viii attend a meeting OF the
hoard OF trustees OF the state Agricul-
tural college. lie win return Saturday
night.
Andrew Larson. superintendent of the
lie Roi Mining company. limited, of
Rosslapd, Deer Trail district h. c.. rs
iu salt Lake for a few days, while on a
vacation. Hc has been visiting the
various mining camps of Utah.
The Yampa smslter at Bingham is
regularly treating $4,000 tons OF ore a
month. which is received over the tram
way from the company's mine. IN
spite OF the low price OF copper the
company appears TO be doing very
satisfactory business.
Walter Andrew left yesterday for the
Weimer Copper property in Idaho,
Whera he win take charge Tor W Il.
Andrew and associates. Before long
the property viii De measured up from
end % end and a Fink smelter viii be
installed, if tho mine proves up salts
faCtorlly.
n. T. Rasmussen one OF she owners
OF the Lost Cave group OF claims at
-Four Mile, Beaver county. reports the
opening up Of vein on the property
that Ks 10 feet wide. and shows values
as high as $50 a ton Tor a portion OF
the width a contract viii be let FOR 70
100-foot tunnel 70 further prospect the
ore showing
According 90 j. win Knight who was
i'm the city yesterday. thr Iron Bios
SONS south drift Is VOL into the nil be-
yond the so-called break. The excellent
ore now being developed makes the
management feel that tho Iron Blos-
som viii open up into Tintics largest
mine The course OF the ore indicates
that It will not leave the Iron Blos-
som lines.
In spite OF the improved pumping
facilities added 20 the Wabash mine
some months ago, the mine is again
hopelessly flooded. Il win probably
remain SD until some adequate drains
age system can be inaugurated. Prob
ably a connection with the OntariO's
original drain tunnel will be made. The
water commenced coming an on March
90 At that time the company was un-
able TO get out two valuable horses
Since then The animals have persisted.
The company Was Obliged 10 give mp
hope OF unwaterlng the mine with the
pumps on April "a.
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and feeders. 1905 'o. COWS aho
e1ae.ni. calves. ionoW. 90 f6rf4
49,. berointa estimated ,,i.rs
80 afredv fiphts .WN aall
.c Al. heavy Tunthi font,ta' III
eoad to choice ronlN lie4 ~
nles. BnaGS; bulk N s.i,5 IA 10000
sheer Rccfiuts. sum-, g ID. wpsI.
ll y ,n4e fs. vcarlmgs. tmW' ."pa
,sfite 5..6nRN. western '''f'
KANSAS CITY
49,. ,,,t,. Aprl III Cattle -lWceipis,
s,5. ,,9rkef STRONG 90 noe. mFhcl pa.
49, 'ic.re niass5. native cows lnd
feifera 9TtHel1. stoclcfs ono l'gugi.
r9 Is. hulls. 8WWb.tli calNtri r.nW
DIS. western steers, 4.s1Hb."' u' ''Ns'
''I los receipts. 1900. market steady
to se. lower. Bulk of salca g t.-'i
heavy. 7iCH1.a, packers ono ,u'Nn.Ie
Sn1.2o. lights. 5000 fl'' p'N'' 'rP
sbrep-Recclp 500. market .stoedv.
,frtfoaa sWugm. lambs, h.mn Nai
wcthers ana ycarlingsr lla1 '.'Vi ewes.
OMAHA
sstfb Omaha. April m-Cattlc-ne-
rolpfs 3 sO. market steady to zoe. ngh-
nr weston steers. 1,HuH U.N. llNus
steers. a.muaIi COWS aud hciietN' t.N
450. caunerF. 2ODu 3.2ot $40 Neta and
feeders. 3.Ud5.15. Calves 5W4''''' bulls
and stags. 2.00n5.3.
Hog Receipts llgo mail' .-'W,l-
cr HEAVY, t.00a I'D. mixed, ,.'t 20 .
lights. e.Wn1.l5, piss, 5.ooao.''' bulk Of
sheer Receipts 2o0o. market stroug
Yoarlinra G1Hs.5N. wcthfrs, o.tlUt BE-.
ewes. 5.25VG.io. lambs, i.3sfet'-
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
DEMAND A REPORT
FROM NORTH BUTTE
SIN Heavy Selling of THIS security ON
The Boston Stock
Market

NANIINNN I'..'Ni. N''"'
Boston. April % THE Financial news
today avs
"Thc sharp rally in North Butte
which followed the support az the open-
ing today was not much maintained no.
the close nor was Do altogether convinc-
Ing that the liquidation was over There
o. o. general demand that the officials
of the company make an oflcial state
mcut as t0 the conditions az the mine
~ more definite nature than thos'
which have come from the directors. 10
is pointed out that the absence of such
a. statement as leading the selling by
stockholders who if the mine is au
right are suffering an unnecessary loss
and that officials OF the company oWs
thCm such Information as win enable
them 10 act inteUigetly. II is certainly
"a reasonable demand and one that ni-
hcials should hasten 90 comply with.
I'm case the officers rofuse 20 tel me
stockholders the condition OF mine. %
win be accepted by many AS evidence
that decline has been engineered for
the purpose of buying back stock which
the insiders had sold nc higher prices
and such "a movement VIII be heartily
condemned
A Boston broker who received definite
Information from Butte today as a
result of an underground visit by Ills
representative. says
About four weeks ago the under
ground situation at North Butte Nas
the subject OF considerable worrlmant
To tho management and there was in
side selling OF the stock IN cOnsc-
quence. Ny information now is, how
ever, that thro has been a great im-
prOvcment iu this underground situt-
ton On the last two weck ks. especially on
che 1000 foot level and 80 IS anticipated
this improvement viii continue"
Although the officials az the North
Butte company are stiii silent with re-
spect 90 underground conditions reports
have been made 20 secure from other
sources some limo un the situation at
the 1900 and . 200 foot levels. Private
information received this morning from
the person who was under ground with
In the last month says that while the
vein on the 1000 foot Lowell is not as
large on rich az on the 500. still II he
had never seen - phenomenal ore
body on the 800 foot level he would
have boon more enthusiastic In regard
10 the showing on the 1000 foot level
Ia other words. such diap appointments
as exist regarding the lower openings
are the result of a comparison with the
remarkable exhibit OF ore on the lAJ0
foot level
Another telegram was received from
Butte this morning To the effect that
conditions are good I'm the lower levels
on the 1000 foot level they have driftel
into 100 foot vein OF per cent ore.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. April e9-Dospito a decline of
Z 70 IA !n the price OF wheat co lAN-
crpoOl the market here opened strong
with prices o. shade lower TO cent high
en-. Commission houses and pit traders
were fairly active bidders. particularly
for The July delivery and q scarcity OF
offerings soon forced tho price Of that
option to LION from al opening range
OF 1908, TO l.l0as. Continued cold wet
weather in the northwest. aud light re-
reipts 40 Minneapolis and Duluth were
An active general demand cor corn due
% additional rains in the corn belt cause
ga "a strong opening ln mat market,
prices being y r. IS TO = q q higher than
yesterday tlnol qoutatl9n fiist trades
in May were made at ara 90 The
initial bulge here prompted considerable
prOht-taking which caused q moderate
reaction, May selling. on 20 a4.
Wet weather was also hulllsh fac
tor in the oats market. shorts being
quite active bidders owing to the fur
ther delay TO seeding. Prices ut the
start were p to ga a. higher. May be
Ing 81 se't q p. Later the price eosed
Provisions were duli and rather i'm
clined 60 De weak. Prices at the OPEN
INK We're a shade higher 60 Dc. lower.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. April o-Butter-steady.
Crcamerics. g29i2G. dairies 23it.
Eggs Steady, at mark cases included
UfstS, -ht primo nlNlN a.
Checse-Stoady Daisies 1Jrii twins.
ffai5, Young Americas. Mo-. long
horns. ~, n p.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New york April @-Sugar. raw.
steady Fair refining ~. centrifugal.
.96 test 3S2; molases sugar. a1l.
Icrued-Stoqdv. Crushed, 5.l6. powder
cd. BIS: graduated. b.05.
Conee-Stesdy. No. Z Rio, SnSii No. 4
santos SIt f8
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. April 29-Moncy on ,au.
easier. 1is02 per cent; ruling rste. per
cent; closing bid and offered at 2&
per cent.
Time loans easy and dun: for co days.
20eia per cent, for 80 days. 2tsd2at
per cent. Tor six months 2&M8 per
cont: prime mercantile paper 3is0f pes
cent.
sterling exchange steady. with oc-
tual business I'M bankers bills alta sea
4.S6f5 for 60 day bills and at 4S1.fO for
demand commercial bills. 4.SjiaH4S57s.
bar silver 527s cents.
Mexican dollars. "a cents
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds, firm.
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nav Y0RK QUOTATIONS.

holding Cas- own today. Mason valley.
which is believed To- be- under O. mani
palliative pressure held up today ale
though cons idorahlc stock was sold
Ohio Copper is beginning 90 show
more activity. Mineral Flat jumped
up cent on more today
on tho curb market Bingham Ccn-
tral sold al PC cents. 90 cents 2ffa
cents and 20 cents. The stock was
offered at 25 cents Moscow received
bid of 60 cents and was offered at
26 cents. DemliOhn was offered this
morning 40 NJ cents and received a
bid OF cents
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
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west End cons. s50si. Jim Butler ie
bid.
OOLDFIELD.
Col AT. NJ asked. Jumbo Ext. -
ala, Booth. 1000. Blue Bull 100
NJ. Silver Pick. t9n22i Black Butte
Ext. bid. Hibcrnia, 3 bid Com
Queror. s bid. Lone star. bid; orc,
pml1. Atlanta, rs bid CT Bend, 10
ole. Red TOP Ext. indi Florence,
3.A2ia m3f5. D'hcld r. r. Cons
as. Goldheid Daisy. so ntl. Comb.
Fraction. mt.O7ih O. Bend Ext.
I bid, CO. Bend Annex. hidi
kewanos. 1Cm17, Portland. So
Crackeriack. bid. Red HIS. lOW
~; Grandma. bid: Goidheld Con.
$500 S.35i Dncld Triangle, bid
g.. o. d., 90 bid Florence ENtn., b
asked.
BULfrROG
Montana BullfroE I asked Amethyst
asked. Bonnie Glare, bid. May
flower Con. m bid: Montgomery Ntn-
60a. Homestake Con. bid. Tramp
Con. asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Putsburg Silver Peak. go bid, Eagles
Nest ; bid, Round Mountain. 81 hid;
Rawhide Queen Regent. 90 asked. Raw
hide Coalition. so BID.
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sEEK coRNER ON corrER.
Rumor Has Il That S1t.OOO.OOO Has
Been Set Aside for Deal.

Boston. April 29.-The News Bureau
has the following 10 say today.
There is a street rumor anoat to-
day 20 the effect that some sort of a
copper deal has been concluded within
the past "A hours, which In some way
Involves the Cole RYAN interests. The
rumor has IL that O. DevOnshire street
banking house has concluded tho above
transaction through tho Natioal shaw
NUT bank. and that the sum OF Sll Co.,
900 is involved. Interested parties de-
clare they are not IN "a position 60 dis
cuss the matter The mystery ate
tached TO the transaction may have had
q bearing on the rather buoyant tone
Of the Boston copper stocks yesterday.
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Beck Tun. 200 at A.
Blng. Am. 500 al 1915.
Colorado 200 at 2.61ia.
Columbus, 100 at 2.42h.
Crown PIT, 1900 at rs.
East Or PIT, 1000 al "a
~. Tint CON. 1000 at 5h.
r. Tint Dew. $500 at l9.
Iron Bio. 2.100 at LINZ; 200 al ! 80
b. 6o; 500 at 1.55, S. 60. 500 at Lib,
b. 3d.
King Nvm.. 500 at 2S.
Mason VAL 100 at .. %. 800 al 2.sli3
Min Flat. 1000 at 15ia. 5000 at Is.
Mt. Lake. $500 az 33ia.
Ohio Cop. POO az $50. 100 az 6.25.
Plutus. 1000 AZ ~ 1000 az lils 3. 60.
Provo. 1000 az so
Sioux. 90 al Los.
So Iron Bio. 1000 at ~.
Tint Cent. $500 az 1914.
Uncle SAM 100 at 76, 300 az "a.
Utah Com 1000 at rs.
OPEN BOARD.
Bling Anal. 1000 at lii5.
Big Hiu 1900 at 4A
colorado. 500 az 2.6li5.
T. Crown PIT, 1000 ~ ga.
Ind. queen. 500 az 3.
Iron Blossom 1000 al l.ttle; 100 At
$50. r. 80, 5000 at $50; 2.lO0 az l.N0.
s. co: 600 az l.S2ia. b. Co.
Min Flat 1000 at 10. j.. 60; 1000 at
1873, b, go. ! 800 al No.
Mt. lake. 500 at 1898.
New York. 1000 al 6is; 1000 no So.
Plutus $500 an ~.
Provo 500 at "a, 500 az G. 3d. go.
Prince Con-. 100 at 1..1a.
Sioux Con. 900 at .O5; $50 al LOFTY.
Tint Comb 1000 ut 3A
Utah Con, 1000 no M.
KNraf NrI 200 al 90
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Big HIN. j 900 at al.
Bullock, Loco az Ga
Carisa. 100 at Sc: 100 at IS. seller so,
600 at So. 100 at 30. 100 at 90. seller
so. 100 at 81
Colorado. 300 at ASH
Columbus Con, 100 al 2.41ia.
Grown Point, 200 at U.s.
East Tintic Dew. 600 az 1917
Grutll. ] 900 al 5a4 1000 at G.; 1000
at G.
Indian Queen, 1900 at ~.
Iron Blossom, 500 at $50; 1900 at
J. so. seller co.
Little chief. 80 at &c.
Mason valley lo0 az 295i5; 400
at 300.
Mineral Fiat. $500 8t 10. 900 at 1919.
Mountain Lake. $500 at 33iz.
Newhouse 800 al $50
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. April 2.-Cattle- Receipts, es-
timated 40 $500; market steady, strong.
Becves. f.sou6.9o; Texas steers. d.ioU
o. Coz western steers, 4.5095.a0; stockers
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WOOL

ST. Louis. April l9.-Mooi strong
Territory and western mediums. 0n q
gae mediums. ISmfa. fine. 2WlA
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The salt Lake Route announces spe-
cial sale dates for eastern excursions.
Chicago, "a Louis Missouri river, etc,
from ala stations Con Utah except salt
lake city. Tickets good on Los Au-
geles Limited tho finest train in She
west Also $50 round trip 10 Los Ans
gcles write for rates. dates and linz
its 90 any agent OF The Salt Lake Route
or is. G.. Kerr, ID. p. A., salt Lake city.
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Treasury Stock to be sold for tho
development OF property. Address
Bingham & Orleans Mn. Co. 81 Com.
Blk. S. J.. City.
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49, ~ MORE
MARKET Is STILL SLOW.

Prices show Little Chauge-Mincrai
Flat Makes Slight Advance.
Stocks were again slow today. There
was apparently little interest ia the
market from the public view point
and orders were readily filled. Dur
ing the morning session 1920 shares
az stock changed hands and the pur-
chase price was S46.328.35.
Colorado continues 90 remain at n
low level Iron Blossom was fairly
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j. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
334 Atlas. Bell. 147O. Res. 3O04-z.
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BLUFF OIL DRILLERS
STRIKE BIG GUSHER
Shoots Forty Feet IN Air Before
Workmcn Can can the Wei
And Ston the How.

Monticello. April 29-Things arc
moving along at o. rapid clip Bon the
Bluff OH fields Boo southern Utah. New
wells are BEING opened and number
OF OUTFITS are now drilllug for the
comemrclai liquid Tho best OH We'll
thus far opened up in the district was
q gusher belonging to Thomas hflcc
~ T.. Miller, ciNll engineer ll1m
chicago has been Doc the district for
some time lie was recently awarded
the contract FOR surveying two flH
townships and parts of four others in
San Juan county.
Mr. Miller has been surveying in the
Bluff OH fields FOR Chicago parties Tor
several months. lie says Development
work Is going on steadily and states
that the well recently discovered by
Thomas Bricc, IS probably the best In
the district The Bricc well was driN-
on one and one half miles west of
Mexican Hat Oh was found at
depth Of 500 feet On what is called tho
Neudeuhal sand The OIL when
struck shot 80 feet into the air and
ran down the wash over BOO Adfus
before the pipe could be- capped.
Mr. Brice cssed and packed the wen
carefully and Il is not believed that
any water viii got into IT,
According 90 Mr Miller considerable
damage is being done in tho district
through the greed or the persons drill
iug for oil Many have been sinking
wells without putting iu casinR. A.
p result the water. which rs heavier
percolates the oil sands and drives the
OH ont 81 the sands az the seeps. such
methods as this 80 is coltended would
en- time do irrepairablo damage 60 the
property.
MANY AT WORK.
At present there are number of
companies doing deve lopment work
near Bluff Galloway Bros, Of Norwood.
are drilling in Johns canyon about TO
miles northwest OF the Brico well.
They have the only standard rir in the
district. The company Is drilling for
the Honalyer sands which viii be
reached at q distance 0f hoo feet The
well Is now down 800 feet
Another standard rig win shortly be
added to the working force now I'm the
fold Jonn McCorren, who represents
a number OF Spokane people has gone
10 Spokane 20 make arrangements for
the installation OF the new rig.
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Tonopah Nevada. sO07 1eia. Mon
tana. HuS5. Tonopah Extension, SO
asked. MacNamara, 2Sa30 Midway. 20
bid. T0nopah Belmont, l00Q lO3is +;
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~ FRANclsco MARKET.

James A. Pollock g. Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish tho following, received
over THEN private wire.
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Ophir .20at.25. Mexican. 76077.
Gould a. Curry. Sa9. con, Va 4065.
savage. 1890. Hale q Norcross. 10 hidi
yellow Jacket 20 bid Belcher, A. asked.
Confidence, 55M65 Sierra Nevada. NJ
bid. Exchequer lG bid; Union 81 bid,
ChotIar q bid.
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$40 GAIA. ROUND TRIp $50.

Via tho salt Lake Route. Good on
los Angeles Limited. Ask for rates.
dates and limits az office. 100 south
Miu street.
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Harry shipler Commercial Photo
Erapher. 151 South Main. second floor.
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Everybody come, wandamere Fs5,,
night. April 80.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07

section the
the better will be
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07
The Rudowitz Case


on
shayer
muu
o
in
cowardy
the Muscovite throne ordered his give the 6er
murdeous
fought heroay free
aconsti like miserable
is reaction
Czarim
bloody
of human freedom the world
will
the lifeood the heroes OF the russian eVou
by of the RUSSIAN bear?
No you
No you
the torture Nicholas?
Darevo
whit republic $
Remember into his
hands
Rudowtz murdered The American people
Iwfn perm it,. Labor
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07
Hearst, A Political Renegade

IL is dawning
hearst always erac
ne of today that nothing
The
egance
o
which Hearst with his millions fool
Randolph
Lincoln oong
republican
consideration
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07


in one Of
that book, present its naughine
the mostat possible
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07
THE WEATHER CONDITIONS.

In many parts of the country to-
day zero weather still prevails. To-
day in Grand Junction the weather
has been ideal.
Today's weather map has this to
say:
Forecast till C pm. Friday Gssued
at Denver):
For Grand Junction and vicinity:
Threatening tonight; generally fair
Friday.
For Colorado: Tonight threa ten
east portion, cold wave in the north
central and warmer in the southeast
portion; Friday generally fair and
colder in east portion.
Weather Conditions. The cold
wave has moved eastward. The
temperature has fallen from the low
er Mississippi valley eastward, and
has risen over the middle and east
slopes. A second cold wave appears
in the extreme northwest. Calgary
reports AZ below zero. Precipitation
has been general in the northern
states from Oregon to Pennsylvania.
Clear weather prevails in the south
ern Rocky mountain region
The low pressure remains in east
Oregon, indicating unsettled weather
in this vicinity for tonight and gem
orally fair weather Friday, with no
marked change in the temperature.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07

Miss Wallace's report is as follows:
Number of persons registered
during the month . 6S
Number of books borrowed for
home reading. ng....... 3,061
Number of books borrowed for
use in reading room. ~ III
- Total number loaned .... BIS
Number of visitors to reading
room S62
Number of visitors, Sundays 107
Total number of visitors. 969
Number of books added to Ii
brary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21
Amount of collections. $17.44
The following new books were add
ed during the month:
"A Little Brother to the Rich,
Patterson.
Anne OF Green Gables" Mont
gomery.
Egyptian Princess" George Ebers.
Attic Philosopher" Souvestre.
paid in Full" Walter
Delight: the Story of Little
Christian Scientist" Gertrude Smith
Winning His Way" G. c. Coffin.
MY Days and Nights on "A Battle
field" c. c. Coffin.
Following the Flag, c. c. Coffin
Washington and His Generals, -
Headley.
Sweetest Stories Ever Told: Bible
Stories.'
Quest of Happiness" Rev. n. ID.
Hills.
Dictionary of American Politics, -
Brown q Strauss
French Dictionary" Cassells.
Games for Everybody Hoffman.
Complete Palmist."
Koran of Mohammed.
Works of Ruskin, complete in 10
volumes.
Ten volumes by Alexander Dumas
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07
Mr.. Lubers, The Speaker

be
at
O
Mr. Patterson found the loyal democrats had always
a medicine
T. S
Il
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07

Rose Melville. the celebrated com
edienne. is coming to Grand Junction
again in the quaint little play that
has made her famous, Sis Hopkins"
which has a wonderful record of pop
ularity throughout America 1t has
been several years since Rose Mel
Vile and sis Hopkins" appeared in
Grand Junction and Il big audience
is assured. Miss Melville appears at
the Park opera house on Friday
evening. January %.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07
Farewell to the $29,OOO,OOO

the court
thinking Visions
been ever
would pe wall street
mbled don the result
in
dollars which will be left as legacy ate
been expensive
may
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07

w. w. Matthews left this morning
on No. 3l6 for Telluride and other
points on business trip of couple
of weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07
DURING MONTH NEARLY
1000 VISITED. LIBRARY

In spite OF the natural holiday rush and preparation for Christmas
month for the Carnegie library city, according report
Miss Camille Wallace the librarian public Nearly 1000
visited the library during the month
loaned. Many books added o the library.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07

The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men will meet tonight in Fraternity
hall. Installation and initiation.