davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-03
8lanOeOe MeOOelelIer.

u0len0er | 0elllle St0 SplDSlllfl9 ON
oen iaafal0te nipanife Soinoel" De.
partementet 6or fra @eneralfoniulen
/ Barcelona mootoget Gnpport ON
Ell Soinolerbanoe, iom opererer | fle-
regner / Spanien, og iom forieger at
fna oelbooenoe amerifanere til I'M.
Ser forifellige Raaifro at ienbe Dem
Benge, og ian u0ipefuleret ergIaner'
ne, at oe narrer flere. Wien oet er fife
enonu lDffeoes 9epartementet at fao
fat nooen al @aotbbene
9enper, :. Dec. = Sra II. San.
til "a. Marts 1910 bill 9iegeringen /
@aibington oe Colorado College
School Of 5oreItrp" ar6eioe ianmen
og rmoeroiie om 9epareGien af bore
Sfope 0iltriftet glr. 2, iom om-
fatter Sfopitrefnin9er Colorado,
8ponring, Soutb 0ofota, 8eitre gae-
braifa oe aonias. ltnoeroisnin9en,
iom er fri, nil bline meooelt bells |
Gollege'et 9enber, bells noe / 09ife
gtationnl 5oreit".
Gen ferIte boioe 9efolfnin9 / Ila-
ifa onilaas til $4,000 og De Snofeote
til $4,000. @n bepeeelig bpio Be-
folfrring al omfrine 1000 arbeioer
/ Wfiner, / Observation-Disclosures og
peo 9tnlee nf Sern6nner.
Der er pioitrafte aullejer / slla-
ifa, men biotil er Der life proouceret
st1iI al getp0ning, og Der er intet
Sfebe uoiteot til noeen paa aliIlano.
Den betpoelieIte Snoritri nelt ef-
ter Mnerine er Br9ieroering al
2afs. lloferelien til 0eSoreneoeSta-
fer for 9(aret oerbiettes til $9,972,-
3t6.
Snapsbonfotningen SDIflouo
On peliigneliesri9 9eililtning" Oct
tpife Socialoenofrati bar officielt
pe0taget at oemonitrere MOD De iioite
Sfattelooe Deo at erflpre 9opfot
operfor 9rpnOeuinen. Om 9opfot-
nin9en 9ennemfpres BrafSis al
9prtiets enfelte Nfeolemmer, er ct
anoet Spergsmnal, men ielpe oen OF
fcielle 9eihltning Oerom er / boert
sSal0 al g@re oer0.
Set ipnteS ogiaa Ell tDlf 0aaior
iom oeo ct Wle0e / Sdleiien ifal bapc
uOtolt, at Oenne 9opfotning bar en-
,ueliigneliesrig 9eilutning".
9lt 0eune llOtolelie er faloen De
tpife 9lgrarer for 9rpitet er EN-
Seloiplge. glgrarernes Sopeoorgnn
,0euti1e Gages3eiting" e.'fl9rer,
at 0en life tror, en- preiiilf Wioiot
fan 6ooe falot Den iocioloelnofrati
ife 9opfotning en- peliigneIiesrig 9e
ilutning".
S5pa0 Iunfen ipaae0e for 600 glar
Iioen. Qian bar fornDli9 funbet ct
Sfriit fra oct 10. 9larbunorc0e, Der
life er u0en sSnteresie for 9lutoniobi-
lernes og sSlppennifinernes SiOsal-
Der. Der leneoe ben Sang Gnglano
Ell lpro 6ronciSfmermlnf ueo giaon
9iogcr Bacon, iom feotes 1914 oa
oeoe 1894. San ipsieliatte iig me.
get meo fpiiife og femiife Stuoier, og
bans @ranifninger ferte enoog til,
| at ban to @anee blep iopnlt flere Iars
SengielsItraf for uSefieri" .Genne
lproe Mano ifrioer | ct al iine Seer
fer ororet isleenoe:
.Ii bill blipe / Stnno til at bape
Maifiner, ser fon bringe oe ltore
Sfibe burtigere frennab emo en- bel
geiptling of 9iorsfarle, og Der pil
ooo fun bebepes ct eneIte Wennelfe
| til at Itpre oem. 8i bill bliue | Stonn
| til at lope gogne, iom bill fiinne be.
prae lia frenao mco Ell iitrolig Sur
tio6eo uben nogen iom belit opriii
rsre.r...fI O. ~. III Him GSfnnS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
SEEKS RAPID DIVORCE
Dorothy Winston Asks for ScDarauo.
From Husband on Chain Gsns

While Edward Winston. af.r..
s02 Second East street. s .......
term for assault and battery U....
r. Winston. his wife. H..I u.. ...
vorce today In the third Isl... ...
charging him with cruelty uuga. III.
ness and dTunkenness U.r atfl....
VIII ask for an immediate huH..
the case SO that she may obtain . d..
Vorce before his term on Old. ..n.
gang expires. because she .s..
viii assault her again.
They We're married l. p0H..r.
April 16. 1907 Within f.v .u .. .
after their marriage, Winston Oh.
abuse her. In January. 1905. Will ID
were living no "a Second East. WHIST
chased her out Of the house uf-1 -
iron stove poker. II was on r.1 .
when he assaulted her and knocked Ia
unconscious with his clenchsd q te IT,
this ofense she had him arrest. Al.
he was convicted and sentoa "a.
wife-beating.
Since they We're married W.s..r ..
rot supported her properly ZOO .....n
her TO work most Of the lime r..
been idle and squander,d r.l.t .....
he could bet buying liquor Tr.r. A..
no children as an issue l. O..
r.age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
Mayor Stephens Assumes Control
And Begins Clearing Off
Accumulated Business.
NO FURTHER RESERVATIONS
VIII be- None Unm After Recall Elec-
Homecoming Grand Jury Investi-
CATION Accusing Great Interest.

Los Angeles. March l6.-The tubur-
lent municipal situation In Los Angeles
has again reached q period Of tenn
porary calm. Mayor Stephens who as
summed the strings OF the city govern
mont yesterday following his election
by the city council, was early at his
onice today, busy with a multitude Of
important matters that have accumu-
lated awaiting executive action since
the resignation OF Mayor Harper II is
not expected that any further resigna-'
lions of city officials win occur until
after the victor OF the recall Of the
election is installed in office and new
administration begun.
The coming grand jury investigation
is o. subjcct of live Interest ana much
speculation 10 ls expected that exc
Mayor Harper win be- among the first
witnesses to appear before the inquisi-
toral body. together with Z. T. Earl,
proprietor of the Evening Express,
whose alleged possession OF evidence
against Harper forced the lattor's resig-
nation from office.
Bumors are in circulation Of the flight
of one or more important witnesses
whose testimony win be greatly need
ed 10y the ETand jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

TO- y. Morrison. one of the pioneer
of tho Beaver mines be- boz che city.
Judge Powers has gone to Gold6cId
to argue the case of the Goldhold Cone
solidatcd VS. tho Frances Mohawk
Mining compauica
The Utah mine of Fish SPRINGS has
again started shipping ana returns rec
oelvod yesterday show ig.b per cent leld
and l5s ounces Boz silver bringing ,ht
company the sum OF $500.
Articles OF Incorporation for The Mud
Springs Gold Mining company were
filed yesterday The com amy is capI-
tulzcd at 100000. with shares at '3
each g. W. Johnson ~ president s..
N Stcnh0uso. vice president and T. o.
Hum. secretary AVID treasurer The
onlccH with George T Ensign au1 g..
O. Auahorman constitute The director
ate.
Tho annual meeting of the Eagle Cop-
per Mining company of payson was
hold last week Reports were heard
from the various officers and the an
nual election resulted as follows. w.
A. Brown of Eureka, president II. nj.
Sucu. cashier of the Pays1n Exchange
Savings bank. vice president secretary
and treasurer; j. a. Allen of Eureka
John u. Opcashaw and william j. HIS
gnson of sdutaquin, directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
DIES IN AMERICAN HOUSE

Jim Mcintosh. o. miner was a.r.l
dead boo thc notorious American b,,..
on Commercial street. at I o.oIo.r ...
afternoon by "a saloon keeper man,,
Matt humph. Mcintosh Is s1idtob..'
come here from Colorado about 3 ,..'.
ago. For some past he has been "a s.,.
iet'r with miners asthma. but du,5,.
the past three or four weeks sym1fo-,.e
OF Brghts disease began TO appoa,.
Inc condition OF the unfortunate man
grew worse, and he was confined ,.
his room. II was while De was ir %.
condition that Matt Rump actir1 ,t
part OF good s" maritan. wa t-t
ing some beef tea TO his room gt
he made The discovery of the r-...
death. Tho coroner has been notifies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
AErERNooN SAFES

Black Jack. 1000 at 8611.
Brooklyn. 500 at ID.
Bullock 500 at s.
Carsa. 100 at SO; 5000 az SO. seller
Colorado. 1000 at $40; 600 at s.15.
Columbus Con, 900 at $50: 200 at
1J2iz
crown Point 500 u o.
East Crown Point, 1000 at 4H.
East Tiutic Dew, 500 az 10, buyer 90.
Iron Blossom. 600 at ESQ.
Iron King Con- 1000 at 20, 1000
at 25A: buyer 60
Little Chief 100 at "a.
Lion Hin Con. 1000 az 3d.
Lower Mammoth. 1900 at 1879.
Major Evans. 1,5O0 az s "a.
Mason Valley. 1900 at 2.io; 800
at 2.42i 500 az 2.45.
Miller Hill, 1000 at h3t, buyer go,
Mountain Lake, loo at 3s.
New0use. so al $50, seller 30.
New York $500 at ; p.
Putus, 1000 az o.
Prince Con. 200 at 1919.
Seven Truugns, 1000 at u.s. 1000 al
1Ila.
Silver King. 100 az AGO.
Sioux Con, $500 at 100; 100 an lo2 ia,
buyer 90
South Columbus. 100 at a.
Utah Con-. 1900 az 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
CHARLES H. MORTON,
BASEBALLlST, FOUND AT LAST

Chicago. March 16-Charles H. Nor
tom. former president of the ohio
Pennsylvania baseball league, who dis
appeared from Cleveland, Jan. - last,
has been found 10y bis brother Il. IT,.
Morton OF Chicago. The former base
BAN official was not I'M possession Of
DIS proper senses and was discovered
wandering aimlessly about the streets
of Chicago.
Morton had been the president of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania league for four
years and on Jan. H. was on a train
from his home In Akron, bound for
cleveland 20 attend the annual meet
ing of the league. Several of the
mauacemeuts of teams in the league
were aligned against him for re-elec-
tiou as president and Morton took IL
much to heart. Arriving in Cleveland
hc disappeared, falling 20 put in an pa
ptarauce at the meeting. Nothing
was heard of him unti last Thursday
when II T.. Morton his brother. was
called to the telephone IN his office in
Chicago Hello was the message.
'Is that you Harry This rs Chick
Chuck. Charlie Morton
well" responded II. L.. Morton 'my
brother Charlie, where are yOu2'
Never mind TIL call you again"
Morton. tho ball veteran. hung up the
receiver His brother Immediately con-
suited Assistant Chief OF Police Schuet-
tier and had detectives assigned TO the
case
They found that the call came 20
Morton's office from the downtown dis
trict Morton himself spent the day
and ui-ht searching hotels, stations
and sporting headquarters, Late at
night he came face to face with his
brother on Wabash avenue near Van
Buren, street Charles Morton failed 10
recognize his brother at first He was
eventually induced to accompany his
brother 10 his home where he is now
under care OF physicians who pro-
uounce his ailment as acute dcmcntia-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
MOSCOW ENrERs SUIT.

The Moscow Mining g. MILLING r.
pany brought suit against the -
Pedro, Los Angeles q salt Lake ROM.
today ln the Third district court Il,
recover $3.50 which is due the colups-v
on a contract. According 10 the CON
plant on May p, 1905, the raiir15f
company agreed 10 build a spur trage
az IAho, Utah, TO the company proB.
ertN a distance OF $50 feet Tho min
ing company deposited $1,000 accord
ing 20 the contract and this was DO h..
refunded when the outgoing freight
rates amounted to 81 COO The rsV-o.5
company has more than realized m.
amount but has only returned s--.
the $1,000 to the mining comrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
YOUNG KNOWS OF NO CHANGES
General Superintendent Of Espce Say,
RumOrs Are Groundless.

General superintendent j. II. Y0uug
Of the Southern Pacific and faniy
left this noon. for the west having
enjoyed a visit in this city with hts
father Judge lie Grand Young. and
family. supt Young was with General
supt. Davis of the Short Line at the
Row Orleans meeting. where admin
istrativo methods IN railroad operation
were discussed by eight general sup
erintondonts Of the Hartman lines.
Mr Young found the climate rather
turrid In the great southern mart
but there was a great deal 20 see. 81
DO had no idle time on his hands.
ho found the people still excited over
race track gambling. and as 20 great
O. pr ccntage OF citizens are of French
or immediate French descent. the 0p-
position 10 the proposed reform Boz
New Orleans is very strong
Mr. Young ives asked M he auer OF
any coming changes in the of.cia.
personnel OF the Southern Pacific stan.
as rumOrs wore afIoIt that something
OF that nature might bee shortly eX-
poCted. Mr.. Young remarked such fu-
m0rs were not merely periodic. they
were chonic born Of the imagination Boz
q very large measure. and am inham-
matOry and erratic Imagination at that
Mr. Young ala not know OF any 'im-
pending changes" beyond what The
lively minded young gentlemen on me
san Francisco newspapers had ugul
"a out When Mr. Harriban concluded
20 entrust the san Francisco reporters
with the delicate task OF selecting the
Southern Pacific official staff Mr
Young thought he would probably be
informed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
Statement viii Disclose Some
Interesting Facts on CON-
pany Earnings.
COPPER IS MUCH HIGHER.
Company Has Enormous Deposits of
Lead Which Can Dc Taken Out
At Any Time.

,rb. .-,,,.I ....,,.t ..s ,,.. r-,.h ,,..,
7'-''.'''l N'''lAs Company ""''' '7 ID
Do issued WitMn a Tow duN-i "IN cone
cain some interesting Hgucs Oh tha
.t. ...... 90 ,t.. ........... 10
'NN''i.' To SNOW tiiil"t. I''-
cham tHa 81 u"r share paid in dlNid .uus
.1 400. rfH..Yaa f5. sr-rt4. fs r.. ..s-
fT''' t' 'o "a '"7 AUS ''.''.''''
paid dividends uf 81 pel share in lHiH
So in 1905. $3.50 iu 1895. and SD .hus
r,, ir. ,...-. ta6t and tq5q -rrrs .,r
In the wear 1909 one quarterly d.vd.1d
20 cents has been paid
9Th, company has "a contract with che
........... .....ttt... r. 1,...,..... ANN
%
N1nF l'I me Iuns or ore MlIc1 0''
about % year more to run. Alter DO.
contract expires the company will end
.-s ,,r,.i,,ef a., fr,, ,ag, .p,.rtar i1 PIN.
canyon Whlen Us o.ins bu.l %! .!'
DoIe-l syaH crown N'ln ON 'n.1
et i us.ns fusleu Jul iv,o.e 7'y.e "'N
General manager u. D. Nl' son ,.-
claies thdl ll l- an a3s'.Hle il'll-S
that the plant WIZ ue competed TO o--
gin business by the hrst OF noNt year
Tn the circular issued 90 the stngklo DE-
ers by the president or The lah Conc
-oIilatcd some time ago DO was seated
that the savings in smelter charges un-
der the 10-yetr contract with the u-
teruational Smelling com any, would
be- equal t0 Sl Share on the stock
Conditions at the Pine canyon smcIt-
or are now assuming larger proper
lions. AS soon as the new road BIS
finished from Tonele. which SIS exc
uepted bv tine last of the month of
ArrU il The weather continues FAIR the
raal work of building the 81 600 08O rIart
,rDI t.qfn in earnest
MAY BUILD TUNNEL
IL d. ,.,,o,tea tb.t tho Question of
,.-list-,-- II t,,,,-,,t 49,, ,t,.i ,,,f-,.- D.,
80, a. ,,,,'i .,i-l,.lo,- ,,'1
- ,s -, -, D., 80. tl,.,,,.i,
10 ~. Iit.ie..5 f-i.h g..
20" -, u--' 49,, Zen t-@
ilS.l. w, -, ,rtt. ,,.,,,i5 ~ ,,orc
~ 'rili'' 49, 10 ~
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HIGHER,
MORE ACTIVE


New York. March lH-Rc1dIng aud
f.r......-t.. and obfo started e.. hfnhor
.,..... ~. -t.tt ..t..--..g .f tta
tN".s ti"h 'd7l "-7""
other principal trading stocks were llnll-
cd f. rIunfIa and quarters. and the NOl-
- f..-t.-..te-.,.t
un' 'i inc h"-'N' Was
American ice rose 90 point and Cousou-
dated g.a O.
..., ..r...f .....t... man. l,,..,tt
more freely. especially tHH hartman
a-.fu ST. Paul and heading. Most of
,....... ..........f,.... .,r.., ,,.a-. tsi--
'-'
Dn uu rising SCALE AIitr " number "l
stocks had scored good gains the de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
CIVILIAN KILLS TWO
GERMAN OFFICERS IN DUEL

Eassucap Germany March ia cl-
william fought two duels here today with
officers of the army and killed both his
opponents Pistols were used. The
civilians name is Schutzbar Milg. and
he Is "a wealthy land owner residing
near Hohenziu. His opponents were
lieutenant named Won Buttlar and an
ARMY surgeon whose Identity has been
concealed. Herr Milg's vito is said
to bU an American. Jealousy prompted
him 90 challenge and fight both tine
army officers ON the same day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
nErrnNs lion BEAVER.

NJ c. Norris, General manager Of the
Horn Silver Mining company has re-
turned from a visit 10 the company's
property in the san Francisco mining
district. He met A. l. Harr son, pr 81
dent of the company at Milford and to-
gethor they journeyed TO the camp,
where they were for several days maxi
iue an inspection OF the property
At Milford Mr. Harrison started for
California and Mr. Morris came home.
Mr.. Harrison viii be in salt Lake
again n few days and IT Sc exc
pected thai h. win have then decided
upon number of Improvements for
the mine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
CUBAN SERGEANT AND
SEVEN PRIVATES MUTlNY

Havana. March ia sergeant and
seven privates of the rural guard sta
toned az the town OF Vueltas. in Santa
Clara province. have mutinied and TAX
en- 20 the woods with their horses and
arms. IL appears TO be their inten-
ton TO make an effort 20 start an up
rising strong detachments OF the
rurales from adjacent garrisons have
been sent On pursuit Of the runaways
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. March 16-Catre-Receipts cs-
timated at $500. market steady beeves,
AauTJ0. Texas steers. 100000. western
steers. A10N56l; stOckers and feeders. 8 40
4l. 80. COWS and heifers. 10000; calves.
C0ouS25
Hogs-Receipts estimated az Il o00: mar
kct strong. cents higher; light, G2u0
COTS. mixed, 62n6So; heavy, 6.45N6.S5;
rough G.45nG.j5. eo0d 90 choice heavy
C.15a6.sj; pigs, 5.l04 600; bulk Of sales.
G.J5G6.15
sheep-Rccelpts estimated at 5000,
market steady; native, 3l5u5 63; western,
@ I505.e0. yearliugs 5-tonl on. lambs, na-
tive, 5.5Ufrl. 90, western, a.a0fl.6'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
WOOL


st. Louis. March WoO'-FIm. fer-
ritCrv and western mediums lhu1. fine
mediums. 1n 20; fine. nan
LONDON
London. March I5-Tuc offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted 90
1880 bales. Tho demand WAS spirited
and from all quarters. and the offerings
NHIC quickly cleared up al prices lu aell-
Cr- favor especially wool suitable for
America. Americans paid ls 3d Tor Tine
eros lrede and DEL "a Tor South Austria
ltu mrriuue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

Stocks Are Laneuid. Slow and Unin-
tcrc~iiug or Local Mining Exchange.

tcrcsiing or Local Mining Exchange.
Spring fever seemed 90 Doe busy this
morning with the local mining exc
change and stocks were languld slow
and droWsE Throughout the morning
session there was ltue of interest de-
Velopgd Iron Blossom jumped up
and down and was unsteady during
tho morning session. n opened at
$3.50 cash aud then dropped 20
A2.T71a. Then De- went up to So So,
buyer 60 DAYS. The stock closed the
Same as at the opening More tram
Factious wore recorded Zoo Iron Blossom
than any other stock
Ohio Copper was stronger again to-
daN and the stock closed at 81 So.
pIutus was higher under the story
that some good ore has been eucouut-
cred. ON the open board $500 shares
were sold Sioux Consolidated fell
fiat ON thc dollar mark today ana hung
there strong. AN cash sales were az
that price ana 1000 shares crossed
tho sail at that price. seller go days.
The business of the session amount
en- to S29.f52.19 ana the number of
shares sold WAS fh.229.
Ou the curb market there was
plenty off st0cH ont but no buyers.
cedar was offered at s cents and
cents was bid. Lost Packer. an
Idaho mIno. was ouerod at $3.50.
Bingham Copper was offered nt 10
cents and s cents was the bId,
......... .a. ........r..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

'DOLPT' WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
Member s. l.. stock ana Mining EX.
333 Atlas "You say do" Ben, 11l1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

Hansione. asked Round Mountain
So bid. Rnwhido Queen. fl bid. Raw
hide Red Top. 8 asked, Rawhidc Coali-
fiUu 6u sales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

SANDSTONE asked; Col 1lt.. 10 bids;
Jumbo Ext. lOalli Nernal asked
Pennsylvania. asked; Booth. l1QlSi
Blue Buu l0al1 Adams. 1U2; silver
Pick. bid. Nevada Boy ld2; Black
Butte Ext. 1u2. Blue BalL 3n4; iii
houiaI 7 asked; ST. IVES l0Ul5, Com
marur 300; Lone STAR sac, ono,
GAS. Atlanta 1O bidi CT Bend, NJ
asked. Red Top Ext, 3Ui, Florence,
315u220, Dueld b B Cons, $ asked
G0lduoId Daisy 1860; Comb. Frac-
tinn. glag3. Co. Bend ENt- 2n3; Co.,
Bend. Annex. gas. Midtown. D bid.
"a. B. bonanza. lu2; KeWunos D.
asked, Portland Q bid; Crackariack
2uf f.. Mohawk 1lml2; Rcd HIlls
1Wh; T.. Dillon. lW2; ~ Tiger lG asked,
Grandma. hid, S. H. Ext, ! asked
S. Rose. 4 asked. Golddeld Con, I2ll
also. Dhcld Triangle. asked. g.. O
Id 2l saIess Florence FEtn t0l
BULLFROG.
Mont Huufros. asked; National
Bank bid. Amethyst @ bldi Gold
Har ! asked, Bonnie Glare. a asked.
May1oVcr Cons, 150l6. g. scepter
asked. MoutWg Mt. cas- Homest1ke
Cons. 105i Tramp Cons. bUn
OTHER DISTRICTS
N.vGa ms tg5 b.d. puubme 3d.
prHA UH,0h Eagles Nesu alI..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
- rRANCIsco MARKEr.

James A. Pollock q Co., bankers and
brokers. west Second South street,
furnish the following over their pri-
waite wire today:
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FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
AddIe. 500 at T.
Beck Tunnel 100 at "A.
Colorado. 100 at $40.
Columbus Con-, 600 al 49,
East Tintlc Development, 1000 at 10.
Iron Blossom. ] 500 al 260. 100 at
2TTl. 100 az 277ih, seller 90. 100 al
2S5. buyer co. 100 at $50, seller Gu.
Keystone. 1900 al 27ia 300 at %.
Mason valley, 400 at 2.81l2.
Ohio Copper. 800 at $50.
Seven Trougns, 1900 az lsiz; a al
silver King. 100 at 400.
Sioux, 700 at 100
Tintic Central, 1000 at 14ia.
Tiuuc Combination. 1000 at 6la.
Utah Con. 800 at 1Sla.
Victor Con, 5000 at l3; 1000 at 1888.
OPEN .oARD.
Beck Tunnel. 200 al "a. COO at a.
Brooklyn. 7 700 at n. 1000 az l3ia.
Bullock, 1000 az N. buyer 60.
East Grown Point 1000 at 4&
East Tintic Con. 1000 at g.
Indian queen. 1000 at 1is.
Iron Blossom, 600 at 2s5. buyer GO;
$50 at ESQ
Miller lain. 600 at S.
Mason valley. 200 at 2all2
Ohio Copper 300 M $50. 100 at o sj.
Putus. $500 at "a; 1000 al 2lla:
Sioux Con. 300 at 100; 1000 AT 10o,
seller $50.
Swansea. $50 at 20.
Silver kins Is ar 4l5. 100 az ago.
limit. Central 800 ot TO- buyer o0i 300
Uncle sam. 600 at "a. 600 at 20.
Victor Con. 500 at l3; 5000 al l3E.
/ Yankee. 500 at al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
FINDS FoR CITY
Jury Agrees There s. No Cause for
Action in Grade Case.

In the case Of l.. a. BIackner AGAINST
salt Lake city a jury i'm Judge Arm
stongs court this morning returned a
verdict in favor Of the defandan, on
the grounds that there was no cause
Of action. The suit was brought 70 ra.
cover $4,000 damages 10 his property
on Second avenue because the city en-
gineer had changed the grade or th1
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

Kansas city. March lG-CatuC-Rc-
cciuts. 1000. market steady Co 10 cents
lower. native steers 5o091.ob, native
COWS and heifcrs, .O0NG.00, stockers and
feeders. 3GU15; bulls, 325n 100, calves
o .-5W1.aI, western steers 1900 b.5Oi vest
ern COWS, 3.lUu5.-l.
Hogs Receipts, 10000; market strong
90 cents higher, heavy, G0Uu6-sl, pack
crs and butchers. 6.50ub.h, light h.t14
$500. pigs. 4l5U5.SD
sheep-Recoipts. 10000; market steady,
muttons. A.1lut.0O. lambs, i.olui.iai range
WcthcIs, $500 l.o1, fed ewes, 3,J q 30,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

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