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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-01-02
Looa al News

Biue prints of any township in
iha Burns land district, showing
entries. dates of the same, topO-
graphy, reserves and vacant land.
Price S1.00 each. Your order
allied and forwarded on the fol
lowing @ail j. c. Turuey, Burns,
Oregon.
Il. b. Hill has returned to his
bone in the south end.
The schools will again take up
work next Monday after the
Christmas holidays.
See Hopkins Bros. assortment
of Carriage heaters. Best on
the market, Bedrock prices.
The Harney County National
Bank has an announcement in
this issue that should be read.
Il. J. Klink, the telephone
man, is over from his Grant
county home looking after the
hne in this district
Mr. and Mrs. A Hembree have
been up from their home at Mar
r,,,s tba mast ryool- tbo ,,,osts Of
relatives and friends.
r3 uabo, and Miss Vor, Han
lsff for tbeh, rosnsctiyo
ae f5is no,ning .ftar snond-
he b,lidavs in tbjs citv
he Bapust Ladies' Aid viii
hold n cooked food window slle
o9 next Saturday Jan @ at
Emmett Reeds grocery store.
vf..-. r5.t l ,,...
-, : ,o,' 5 - w.. '',o -. '-o,,
-ouade fer Harvey county lands
town property. See Inland
Empire Realty Co.
r,- ar,rsda, has raceivad word
~ Cri#fb bot his rootn-
baaltb has inDroved some
andthat he will be here tomor-
I3" 10 resume his work.
Friends i'm this CITY have re-
-rad letters announcing the
of a daughter TO Rev. and
A.. B. Minaker who now has
of n church in Portland.
ore H1I has returned from a
Iu 5 his MINING properv in
Nevada. He had intended re-
.niDg down there for some
rue. but changed his mind and
.amed home.
~Aas oeery mas just returned
oft.s corn+v ,rbero be was d.
,g some s,,rveyino for nrivate
ries and aIso ,nnning ont
7,e nronosod county rosde
'llss Lea Robinson has Just
e-"ed a successful term OF school
at Diamond ana a1ter a week
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-01-02

( Did you make those New Yeai
/ resolutions?
/ G.. w. Clevenger went over tC
1 Drewsey the first of this week.
Lap robes and Blankets at
k Bedrock prices at Hopkins Bros.
Geo. Buchanan was down from
? his home the first of the present
week
}. II. Neal was in the city this
week looking after business in
terests.
Just received a consignment Of
ladies and misses cloaks Luna
burg e. Dalton.
Mrs Roy McGee is in Califor-
MIA with her mother and will
spend the winter there.
Many people from the country
attended the ball given by the
Burns fire department Thursday
night.
We have a large assortment of
Carriage Heaters. Sure to please
you in quality and price. Hop
/ kins Bros.
The Oregonian says the anti
statement No forces still hose
. to defeat Gov. Chamberlain for
u. S. Senator.
The Ladies' Afternoon Club
willmeet with Mrs II. f. Thomp-
son next Saturday January . at.
the home of DR.. Ellis.
! II is surprising the number of
4 people who take their local paper
and repeatedly say they never
see anything in it. The trouble
is they don'tre IT,
In purchasing real estate, be
ware Of The title. Demand of
the grantor an abstract Of title
to the land conveyed. Harney
County Land and Title Company
A. w. Gowan expects to take
his departure next week for out
side points and will take in at
least a portion Of the legislature
as q member Of the third house.
Deputy Sheriff Tcrrill and
family went TO Laweu this week
to spend a few days with their
daughter Mrs. Clarence Cary. .
They are expected home Jomor-
IaW 7
The bah given by the fire lad
dies Thursday night was quite
successful i'm every particular.
The Dawson orchestra Of Sunset
furnished the music. over 100
tickets were sold.
WANTED All kinds of hides
and furs. Top cash price paid
First class uNidermist Worl,
done to order. Tanning and f,I.
dressing a speciality For full.
particulars address FRED L.
GREGG. Drewscy Oregon.
EsTRAY Came to my place a
year ago a black mare weight
about 1850, unbroke, branded l.
c connected ON left shoulder the
l. being reversed Owner call
prove property and pay charges.
W. w. Cox, Burns, Ore
The Times-Herald office has
Just received the finest assort-
ment Of stationery it has ever
had. It's patrons will have the
very best in that line as they al
ways have had. When in need /
Of commercial printing of any
nature drop in and see us.
EsTRAY Taken up December
1907 at my place at Egli, one
brown gelding, weigh about 1850
lbs, age 7 years, brands quarter
circle u on left shoulder and f
on left jaw. Owner call, prove
property, pay charges,
j. p. COCHRAN.
Two of the men implicated in
holding up and robbing the o.
K. & N. train near Portland have
been caught and confessed. One
received a Christmas present Of
II years the other four. Authoi-
ties think car are of the third
man is only Il matter of a short
rime.
a Frank Stice is at present occu-
pying quarters in the county
inil IIn ,rnr krnnn.hL n,tnr. frn,,,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-01-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNlTEp STATES lANb utFt,I,
Purus, Oregon, December n, lHOS
Notice is hereby given that the State Of
oregon has nlCd In this o1icc Its application
lSerinl No 0l09l TO select under the provision Of
The Act Of congress, approved August ~ 1855.
and acts RmeudHtOTy thereto, the
SMA kEJ4, NWl4 SEA Of See u, r, - $ T. ap
r., W. NJ
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring 10 object because
of the mineral character of the land or for amy
other reason, to the disposal to applicant
should file their Htlduyits OF protest In This
ofilce, on or before the expiration of the period
OF publication,
WA, FAHRE Register
FRS, publication Decomhcrla, zoos
Last publication January ~, 1909
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-01-02
Announcement
Interesting Facts About BG

In each issue Of this paper, going to difclt
estng matters about banks in general and our in tit
ticqlar which concern the practical everyday sort ~
this community.
We viii tell you something about the early stages of
and the advances made; what elements make q strong
banks relation to the community; how bank benefits u
why you should have a connection with this bank
These talks will be in a series of simple straightfo
plantations Of banking. You will find them interesting AN
tive 4
Read every one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
CONCENTRATES.

It IS reported that the Boston sun
shine property is working iu splendid
shape and some good results are prom
Used shortly.
David Lennon, "a well known mining
man from Nevada. has returned q MS
home at Battle Mountain atar spend
Ing several days In Salt Lake City
The contract for the excavation work
for the international Smelter at Pine
canyon has been let 20 Clarence Con-
rad, representing the Fly Construction
company.
The Grand Central Mining comnanv
filed amended articles OF Incorporation
today with the secretary OF state
To Increases the capital stock from $780,
900 10 100000 az 81 a share.
The annual meeting Of the Combina-
ton Fraction Mining company will take
place within a few days at Golddeld
Henry O. Prick. the Pittsburg steel
man. and others from the east will be
in NevadE To- Inspect the mine.
From Park CITY comes the report
that some rich ore Is now being enc
countered at "a depth Of 100 feet on tho
Keystone. Low grade ore was encoun-
tered on the 100 foot level below the
tunnel some days ago 10 Is said that
samples taken Saturday gave returns OF
1876 ounces silver and "A per cent lead.
According 10 John Cleghorn. manager
Of the Deer Creek Mining company.
operating Ina American Fork. the tun-
mel should within the next 10 feet enc
counter the strong vein that outcrops
ON the surface, The tunnel is now IN
400 feet. This win give the company an
approximate depth OF 800 feet on the
Vein.
Capt. Duncan MacVichie has returned
from the east with the assurance that
the Western Utah Copper company Will
get busy Immediately. he declared that
40 least 100000 tons more win ha added
90 tho ono reserves before reduction
works are decided upon. The work
means "a decided revival OF interest ia
the Deep Greek region.
J.. j. Ross has purchased o. FIRST class
/ steam hosting engine. compressor.
l boilers. lngorsoll power drills. 50-
| gallon pump and other paraphernalia
| for che eluipplug of the old Holt mine
I JIM Iron county now known as tho Es-
/ oalante company The property was
. once os rich aH any iu the state. AS
| soon 8s the water line was reached
/ work was abandoned
The Fast Tinuc EI Roy Mining COM
/ panv of salt Lake filed he articles OF
I incorporation yesterday with the c1uu-
/ o. rlerN. To Is capitalized for t5O.O 900
divided into shares of 81 each The
company has several mining claims n
ilc IIut.c Mining district The ofacers
of the company are. Paul r.. Brock
mann. president Emanuel Rydberg.
Vice pre- .deng T ~. Bussari treasur-
er ana p. %. Huss1rd. secretary
Work was started TODAY fn4 cha rr...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06

Tho late &. w. savage gave the frame
and bic sons are presenting the lis.l
futa with "a substantial sum- ~ way OF
ecttinr the matter started
The work OF decorating Che booths
was done hy the Utah Decorative N
Botanical company ~ which =. q.
sain. OF salt Lake city u the pro-
rriotor. Tho work is artistic 20
mrh degree and reflects credit upon
the men engaged on the Job
MUSIC AND PRIZES
The fair goes an the week. Every
evening as prizes are given away to at
tondanta nt The fair. The ladies' q. a.
H. Band pardcs che street daily ior
thc fair. and this evening the Twenty
second ward orchestra, under the 90
rcctIon of Fired Bcoslcy VIII furnish
music. Tomorrow evening the Hell
vetia orchestra viii De in the band
stand
wednesday evening the retail mor-
chants and clerks have their day at tho
flir Thursday evening is Commercial
club night and the governor and his
stan. the mayor and city officials tha
board az governors and members NJ the
Commercial club and the members 81
the Real Estate and Manufacturers
associations have been extended Invita-
TONS TO NN present ANo lnlloWluN arc
the committees OF the Manufacturers
association who have had charge of the
affair. and 20 whom tho success OF the
undertaking belongs:
ENeCutivo-Geo. 81 MCAlhstcr. James
g. Mcdonald. Orson ~. Hewlett John
r. Hrun, treasurer Lon j. Haddock,
manager.
Exhibits Space and Decorauons-H
S. Ensign, j. L. Perkes. j. Edward Tay-
lor Geo. a. Whitaker. Frank Erath,
Bayard Mendenhan, W. j.. Wothcrbee,
n. 70. Jones. A. D. Boxrud.
ProEram--A. A. Recsley L. ". StohL
r. j. Lucas. a. A. Smith, Judge II. T..
Colborn.
publlcity-Robcrt SHELTON w o..
Lambert. W. p. silver II. IT, Huutze,
Benjamin Goddard.
window Display-O. r. Meredith. W.
+. Jensen. H. l.. Harrington, Ruben
Miller, Leon a. Sweet
Prize Drawings. H. Denhalter Bird
Murphy. r. j. Alexander g.. w. Mount,
W, NJ williams
The exhibit OF the Utah Gas q Coke
company consists of completely
equipped modern kitchen, iu which
gas is used for cooking Dcmoustra-
lions are given every evening and bis
cults made Of Hustler's Hour. raised
By Hewletts baking powder. buttercd
with Blanchard butter and spread
with honey from the Utah Honey
company's stock and distributed for
the benefit Of the crowd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
Foreman Duncan Reports Drift
Toward Railroad Vein in
Mineral Country.
WILL SOON MAKE SHIPMENT
ore i- Being stored IN Rin Ready for
shipment Co the knight Smcticr
At silver city.
lspecLal 10 Oh. -N.w.l


Provo. April foreman Elmer Dun-
cam OF tho Bullock mine at Tnuc tcIe-
pboucd Manager B. %. Bullock this
morning that the west drift on the 2i0-
foot level has broken into a highly min-
eralzcd territory and that almost any
round ~ holes WIN open up thc large
Rauroad vein which was opened up Boo
t1e OLD workings on the property From
present indications .his vein viii be
larger and richer than ever lu tho old
workings 70 was the largest vein and
measured three feet across. This is 10
feet TO the west of the Bullock vcin.
The drift is now within a Few feet OF
where &c should strike the vein. Already
considerable copper and iron Is making
in the face of the drift and but short
distance more and the drift win Doe in
the ore body This vein was not as
rich bon the upper workings as some Of
the others. but with the depth reached
40 present 30 is believed that the ore
win De- much better.
Drifting has been started % the south
ON the Bullock vein which was cross
cut 90 week or more ago. This vein, it
i- declared, is broadening out ana now
measures six feet across. When tho
body was Crosscut SO measured but ono
foot Some excellent ore is being taken
from this vein and .s being placed u
Che bin close to the railroad tracks for
shipment Go the knight smelter
Tl is believed that by drifting uloug
the vein "a contact win shortly Dee disc
covered that win open up large body
of ore in the property The drift ON the
li0-foot level of On. mine has now
gone MS feet t0 the west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. April Close
Prime mercantile aper. 3kQ4 per cent
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business I'm bankers. bills at 486.lOm
4S620 for bO-day bills and at 4.87S0 for
demand
Commercial bills. AS5MmAS5A.
Bar silver 50Ss cents.
Mexican dollars. a cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call easy 1A82 per cent;
ruling rate, and closing bid, IA per
cent; offered 40 per cent.
Time loans easy and dull; for 80
days, 2AQ24 per cent. for 30 days, 2H
per cent, Tor six months, 2A03 per
cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
PRODUCE.
RrrrER AND EGGs.

BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. April 6.-Butter Steady.
Creameries, .2a3S; duirics. 00 g.
EgRs-Steady. at mark. cases included.
nrsts 10; prime flrsts. 2l.
Cheese-Stroug. Daisies. II, twins, is;
young Americas. Il, long horns, "a.
ELABORATED FRUITS
New York. April 6.-The market for
oyaporated apples was very uuiet. with
fancy quoted at stn3z. choice. 7hW18s;
prime, sass common TO fancy, 5ub.
Prunes are ln light supply. particularly
for The larger sizes, but demand rs not
urgent Quotations range from So TO
ID 20 for new crop California fruit and
from GA 10 e for OreEons ranging from
i0-5Os 10 20-30s.
Apricoats are quiet. with choice quoted
az % q io' extra. choice, al l0Q10ih fam
cy az 1lu18
Peaches are firm. with choice quoted at
6d6it extra choice az Ga Ca; fancy at
I0Na.
Raisins remain dull and unsettled. with
loose muECatel quoted al 3isdffF. choice
to fancy, 40 06. seedless al 34n6 and
London layers at t2ogl.3o.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. April 6.--Sugar raw. quiet
Fair refining. 3 asa centrifugal. .96 test,
9Sih molasses sugar. g. 23ih.
Rehucd-Steady. Crushed. BIS; powder
cd. sos; graduated, 40
Coffce-StoadY. No. Z Rio. Sh. No. 4
Santos. eh0R.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
srCOND HTIIlON SHIPMENT.

The second shipment of bullion from
the United states assay office was made
today 90 Denver, amounting 20 SlI-
31s.e2 gold being S15.549u aud silver
yl.t2S62 The troy weight WAS 1859. go
ounces. or slightly over 500 pounds
ayoIrduuois The assay office with
ITS present equipment is said 20 De I'm
adequate 20 accommodate the demands
made upon t and further appropria-
lions. DO is understood, viii Doe sought
by senator sutherland to supply au-
plined facilities The Carson city as
say office is also limited with the COM
st5ntly Increasing demands from Ne
vada mining properties and shipments
t1 This city in preference 60 the san
Francisco assay office are being made
daily. thus increasing tine pressure To-
cauy with the present outlook, the
business for April win amount to IN
excess of 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
MAKES BULLION SHIPMENT.
Chafcy Mines send ore 20 United
states Assay Onicc On S. l.. City.

Chafcy Mines send ore 20 United
states Assay Onicc On S. l.. City.
The Chafey Mines company or Cha
fey OF which r.. s. Chafey is president
has deposited with the local United
States assay office $50 ounces Of bullion
as the result OF the clean mp at the
Chafey mill after run Of seven and a
half days The total value of the bar
OF metal is something In the neighbor-
hood OF 5000.
The Chafey Mines company has filed
articles Of Incorporation I'm Nevada
and is now "a full nedged corporation
with o. capital stock OF 100000 d yid-
ed into shares OF a par valIo Of 81 each
T.. S. Chafcy Is president and Harry
Ostler. secretary Most of the stock
Of the company Us being disposed OF
among san Francisco and Utah people.
Plans are now being made by me
company for the erection of q lOO-tOn
min at the property. Besides this 1t is
the intention Of the company % con-
strucuon tramway for tine more eco
uDmlcal care OF the ores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
LIVESTOCK.



chicago April -Caule-Receipts. os4
tImated ut 2Ooo market steady Reeves.
a 500 i0i Texas steers. 4.1jM6.60. vest
ern steers fOOnb.a0. EtOckcrs and fcet-
ers. aoo6.@ COWS and heifcrs. 1851
1.e, calves 6.00db o0.
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 1000.
market au ZOE. higher. Lights b. 1bM1 ~
mixed G.Nu1e0. heavy. 6.9o0S2 rough.
5.Mi pigs 55oH6 Cd. bulk 90 saies 1o5m
shocp-Rcceipts estimated at 1900.
market steady. Native 8.65N6.N. vest
ern 3ela6 o.; yearlinEs. 6E075O. ma
tive, lambs. 6o0aSl5. western. SOFAS a5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. April Receipts.
1000, market steady. Native steers 900
Gi0. stockers and Feeders. Assoc 90.
bulls. 3.2lfi %, calves. 3.l00l 80; western
steers. Nlu6. CD. western cows, 900 $50
Hogs-Recoipts $500. market steady
Co strong. Bulk OF sales, 6.@a 8 eo;
heavy. 6.eH7I2h; pacEers and butch
ers 6.@pi.o0; lights. 6.6ope.S; pigs. 90
shecp-Rcceipts 5000. market steady
Muttons, 5.506.@. lambs. 65oHs on;
ransc wcthers. 45oa7.l0 fed, ewes $50
05.9o.
south Omaha. April 6-Cattle-Re-
celpts, $3.50. market steady to easier.
Western steers. 3.09N6.7o. Texas steers,
g.0a5I5: range COWS and heifers. ASA
f.NG. Gamers. 28u3.25. stockers and
feeders. 8.00ub.j0; calves 2 50Qluo' bulls
and stays. 3.O0Q5.00.
Hogs- Receipts $500; market loc hlgh-
er Heavy. 6gOHG 10. mixed. 6.SOU 80;
llghts. 60dGe5; pigs 4.75a6 %, bulk or
sales. 6.75Q6 %.
Sheep-Receipts $3.50. market steady
TO easier. Yearlings $50 q 1901; weuers.
5.15a65O: ewes. 5.25a6. %; lambs. q ~
s 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06

has started work on extensive Inn
provemcnts on the orc hauling line
from Garfield Junction 90 a point thres
miles west Tho work 90 be done in-
wolves the handling of more than 200
600 cubic yards of material and lr-
cludcs the enlarging OF the yards. du-
ms Dob bridges and double ira king mo
ore hauling line for o. portion OF the
distance. The work win require in The
neirhborhood OF four months in its
completion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
WOOL.


ST. Louis. April 6.-Wool. unchanged
Territory and western merums. leu 20
fine mediums. l102O. fine. nan
BOSTON.
Boston. April 6.-There has been hut lit
he change in the local wool situation
during the last week. Business continues
quiet fresh transfers are few and for
small lots and operations In foreign wool
have fallen Off Values hold firm I'm all
lines fine staple territory being worth
65c and clothing territory e0c cleansed
Trading In fleece woods is slow, while
secured woods are IN demand with prices
holding firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
THE NEW EDISON

Talking machines play the new AM
herol records with remarkable clear
ness and sweetness OF tone. Hearing
he free
CLAYTON-DAYNES MUSIC CO.,
100 South Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06

Treasury Stock to he sold for the
development Of property. Address
Bingham & Orleans Min. Co. 81 Com.
Blk. S. L. CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
CROWDS THRONG
PROSPERITY FAIR


display OF -four BIS pleasing, HewletTs
teas and C0Hees extracts and baking
powders are shown up 10 advantage by
two ladies demonstrating their excel
lencei Z. O.. VI. j. display OF mauufac-
turcd shoes and boots Us a surprise 10
the uniuitatcd, some OF the finest
things iu the way Of shoes being exhl-
Ulted that can be- found anywhere. The
Inland Crystal salt company has "a
display also ana the display of pen
manufacturing by tne Held Pom COM
ptny of this city is something entirely
novel Ina the way of exhibits. The pens
are actually made while you wait. and
show that Mr. Held has established an
industry which VIII make hlm. as we'll
ts Salt Lake famous. Prank Maayu,
expert pen manufacturer ls the man
behind the lathe ana he gluds out The
pens iu short order. The exhibit OF tie
Robinson Plaster company. consisting
OF panel decorations. etc.. ls artistic
ana Instructive. the uses 90 which
plaster cam boz put are source oil
wonder ANA admiration The Burton
Lumber company has due exhibit.
THO Utah Fuel company has mluia-
tura coal mine representing its OUTPUT
of coal. and the SHELTON pubushIua
company has press ln operation.
showing huH printed material .s turned
oul The shelton people also publish
me faIr Advocate. daily folder de-
voted to Che ialr interests Ihe facIle
pm ~ Ion Haddock Ia much .u eve
dcuoa Dob the Advocate"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06

WHY USE YOUR

Moderate prices, expert workman
Midgley- Bodel Co, SO r. LIST South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
REPoRr ON NAY DAY.
Financial Statement Shows Company
In Excellent shape for Production.

Day Mining q Milling company paid
dividends of $4,000 during the fiscal
year and paid for an the development
work, which has been specially devoted
% The sinking OF the shaft beyond the
'00-foot level the company was able 10
show at the annual meeting yesterday
that there was a cash balance az the
close of business on March 81, of S5-
9l4I2 While extensive development
work has been going on at The property
the ml has only been working one
cipht-hour shift d3y
The compauy's financial statement
.I#IH..#
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06

Letterheads for scratch paper when
we can sell you scratch paper so
cheap?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06

Am exhibit of the Mlsan spring uH.-.
lH novel and surprising Tha WHEEL Il.
sl manufactured aE tp take up h.
spring of l1ltIug wagon or convey
HuDH without the uae Of rubber ti.s.
aud demonstration arc made "a lIy
Arthur D. Misk.u of Idaho Balls Be- no
inventor of the wheel
The Wh.mura Electric IRON. manu-
featured entirely bob salt Lake, o. shown
in booth ny itselG Experts have rr1-
uouucsd uh.H iron the equal f MOI su-
rerlor to amy article on tho market. ID
Ia "a SALT Lake product
A mammoth on painting o. D. D.
tdrnanks, of thIs city representing thr
.unnns holy family ana values at
$1,000. A. ln display at thr faIr Tbi4
uenuuiu painting WIN he presented br
Ae painter 90 thg Utah Art institute
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James "a. Pollock g. co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
man.