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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN
WAR RECORDS AT M0R0Nl


MORoNT, sanpete Co. Sept. a-The
commissioners OF Indian War records for
the state Of Utah. have been in session
here and during four days OF steady
work proof OF service during the Black
hawk war OF. 1851. was made by or
In behalf Of Sc veterans OF Moroni post.
Thirty-three only are left 10 present
their claims. 3 Of the IS having passed
10 the other shore.
These figures do not show the full ex-
tent OF the defamation OF the ranks OF
the veterans, when Il comes to the
company OF silver Greys. which was en-
rolled at this post. during the years Of
that war. Out OF an enrolment Of 50
veterans. but one man Is eft. IN the per-
son OF Rasmus p. Christensen, an old,
blind man Of 20 years. The sight OF
his being led by the hand 10 present his
claim for his services 10 tho commits
sioners. WAS very impressive and en-
phasized the necessity Of early and fav-
orable action on the veteran claims by
Congress. n those who performed tho
service over receive any material re-
ward
At the close OF the work OF the COM
mlssioners al this post. S8 claims had
been made before them, many or which
were made IA behalf OF veterans who
have passed away. whose friends desired
10 have the names Of the departed plsc-
ed upon this one Of utah's ublls OF honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
BUSINESS AND REALTY

A warranty deed and mortgage was
fled In the county recorders Office yes
terday afternoon by which the two
story brick building and ground az the
corner Of Firth South and State streets
was transferred from =. II. Riley TO
J A. DeBouzek and wife for a cOnsld-
GRAFTON Of $4,000. TO secure part ~ the
purchase price q mortgage Of $4,000
was given to Riley. carrying interest
at per cont. The ground has front
age Of IS feet on State street and 100
feet on Fifth South street.
James Stewart & Company. the CON
tractors for the foundation Of the new
Utah hotel. started a small force OF
men at work yesterday mixing con-
crete for the footings Of the outside
wall. though 1t win be a little longer
before the concrete mixer is set up and
work is moving along at fun swing.
Architects Ware & T'reganzs have
completed plans for a $4,000 residence
for Or. Allen, 10 he erected at the cor
ner Of Eighth avenue and A streets. II
viii he a handsome structure Of pressed
brick and stone, equipped with all the
latest improvements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
LATE LOCALS.

Death of 4. =. OHicial-word was
received an the oregon Short Line this
morning ~ the death Of r. -. Brown.
local treasurer Of the Union Pacific
az omaha, who succumbed to
pneumonia yesterday.
Death of John LarsOn-John lar
son. 10 years OF age died sunday
night OF paralysis at the home Of his
daughter Mrs ANel n. steele The de-
ceased camo 90 Utah from Sweden in
1868. Tie leaves a widow and the one
daughter The funeral will be held
at p. M with interment in Mt.
Onvt
Left Eighteen ChiIdren-Mrs VIII
helmina setter writes from Oakland.
california, correcting statement
that the late Peter y. Goss who died
recently in this city. left "A family Of
eleven children surviving him She
claims De had IN addition one son in
salt Lake ana three sons and three
daughters boo Oakland. California.
bringing thr total of his family 10
u.s.
Funeral Of y ncndricl,son-The
funeral of Nicholas Hendrifkson 81
Murray who died az tho Groves l..
u 8 hospital WIS held yesterday
afternoon from the First ward chapel
iu MurraN The service was largely at
tended, end che horal display was
profuse. D o. Johnson presided Nh the
absence of bishop Mauss. There were
talks also hr y y. Johnson. j. Mel
SON, John Peterson and others. The
Murray choir furnished music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

ard Copper mining companies. the ac-
tiou Of the board OF directors In enter
ing "a consolidation with the Bingham
Metals Mining company and forming
the Utah Metals Mining company. was
ratified. This cleans up the last de-
tails necessary for the consolidation
The final details % the plans Of tho
company will be issued In the east
shortly
l.. @. Burton has returned after thres
weeks spent az the property Of the
Revenue Consolidated Mining company
In the Pine grove mining district. Beav-
or county He says that the road from
Newhouse 20 the mine has been com
peted at q cost OF 5000. II cuts of
miles from the old road and makes
the distance rs miles. Two shifts are
now az work In the tunnel making from
three to four feet "A shift Another
SHIFT will he added the last Of the week.
The tunnel win be beneath the ore
body IN the shaft in the next 80 days.
The tunnel Is now IN 200 feet and there
Is 900 feet further to go. A. J. Walter.
the new director. representing the east
ern stockholders. rs at present at the
mine and has taken personal charge
Of the work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
BOSTON COPPER CLOsE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following re-
ceived over their private wire this at
noon
a. 4 NJ, ldih; Davis Daily, so ass;
san Ant, sGSh Bogole. Sika4; Males
tic, S1fpg9: Queen. 4lQ43; b. & t.. 23a
%. New Utah. 1ss0i 1876. Yukon, So
as s-l6; Cob Cent. 37I3S Raven, $50
So; Cactus. ia4 1-16; ella, aasGsss Ray
Central 2s-l6G2 9-16; First Nat, 5ssq
6, Leaf. i5iaGi6. Boston ely, 1M6l 7-l6.
National, 62WG4. Tonopah, So d1M: Rh
Coaln., 25d2T; cum. Ely. 1850
~ Ray Consolidated, 1sss6ls1s
Chino, 7isd79s; Inspiration. 3-i6m7h.
~ b. 67diA Az. ComL fsA a. u
CRANKY. 81 a 100; b Coaln.. 2fA AZ.
c. 4 NJ, $40 asked. Mex Cons. ~ as;
shannon 1874 ais G. NJ. 20 bid Cor
bin, 20i5 asked: Utah Con. 44Mt4h
Giroux. Sax 40; Arcadian. 464A S. y
p, l51a 0l6: Apex. AZ d44 Old Dom.
54i5 655is Q. q A., 1030lo4: Cent,
421s bid Miami. 1875 Gl6. Cop. Range.
s0h Gsl: Nevada Con, 23A a24:
United Cop. 1874 alSh: East Butte
ia 80 Newhouse. s@3A; S & r.,
l5iA a rs. u. S com, 81 = q So; do. pfd..
SIX nh2
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KNIGHT TO CLOSE
TIhTIC SHELTER
Inability a. Get fnuSing Ores Said to
BE Cause Of Decision 10 shut
Plant Down.

Provo Sept it-It has been positive
by announced that the Tlntio smeltcr
owned bS Jesse knight VIII close down
indednitely The decision was nude
after taking into consideration the
present expense OF maiu;aininH the
plant and also the lack OF ore contain
ing Huxing material
j VIII knight. when asked about the
closine OF the ameiter declared that
such had been decided upon. but that
the date had not been set The reason
he ascrlbed 60 the closing Of tho suelter
was the lack of ore 40 declared that
not enough ore Was now being obtained
az The knight properties and that much
of the ore which could have been used
with the copper furnace In commission
is now Of but little value.
To has been understood for some
time that the knight smclter has not
been making the money that was eN-
pected other smelters have asserted
that the Tlntic smelter could not hare
DIE the ore FOR less than 81 ton more
than they could treat tho ore for
Mr. knight says that the smeltes
viii close indefinitely and viii not open
until sufficient ore has been developed
NJ "a quality that would insure tho
smelter proceeding
The closing Of the smeiter will in
no way affect the knight companies
They viii continue their output Of ore
which win be diverted 90 the salt Lake
valley smeltcrs
II ls believed that sufficient ore wilt
be developed within short time 10
start the smelter again.
The Smclter company IS believed 70
be in good financial condition and 10
was believed that Nlr. knight made his
last payment on the smelter some time
la August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
UTAH HOTEL CONTRACT.
Award Made TO sc. Louis Ifrm for
Greater Part OF Work

At a meeting Of the directors OF tb.
Utah Hotel company held this aftar.
noon In the offices OF the Utah-Idaho
Sugar company the contract for m.
construction OF the new hotel WIS
awarded TO the James Black Masonry
and Contracting company Of st. I,ous
on their filing the required bond
Their contract covers the most of fbe
superstructure, the foundation having
been let some time ago 70 the James
stewart company OF st. Loiis There
are other subsidiary contrac to be lst
which with those for the excavation
and foundation win make the buildins
cost practically si.250.0oo without tax.
ing into account the cost Of the land
The contract of the James Black COM
pany is said to be something under
s,ooo,ooo the exact figures being With
held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
STAR MILL GETTING
SOME FAIR RESULTS
Some Active Work l. Beginning In the
old District Of Cherry Greek
Nevada.

Although little has been heard of the
mining operations at cherry Creek
Nevada, there is considerable activity
N the district and some excellent re-
suits are being obtained. W Walk
en-. former manager of the Nevada
British property which is now under
contract with the Star company.
owned by the Glasgow and Western.
Is in from the district today. he is
on his way 10 Los Angeles.
The mill az the star property he de-
clares Is nov able 10 handle 100 tons
OF ore a day. bur as yet the cyanid-
ing process has not made the returns
expected This it Is declared win
shortly be remedicd Il is understood
that the General Engineering company
o. SAN Lake city is under contract to
gun the mill for year
At the star property the company
has about SO men At work and a large
quantity Of ore Is heing taken out The
high grade ore which is belng shipped
runs from So 10 $50 ton The milling
orc averages S25 a ton
Manager ". j Wallace ~ the Hart
ford Nevada has interested number
Of Salt Lake people In his holdings ard
work viii be- started there shortly. The
company S now figuring on machinciy
for the property.
The Cocomungo property was recent
" examined in the Interests of capital
lists and the report Is said 90 have
been favorable. m the property Is ac-
ccpted Il Is said that work VIII also
start there at once.
a good sized force of men is az work
o. the Nevada Mother Lode property
A contract has just been let for the
extension Of the tunnel Tor another 100
feet Already the tunnel IS In $50
feet 10 Is believed that 10 feet further
the ore body will be encountered The
vein that win be- tapped IL silver
lead with some gold. The latter Is said
10 average from So 60 IS n ton.
Manager Hyde OF the Biscuit Mining
company was recently IN the district
and has started work on the crosscut
tunnel a contract has been awarded
for the driving Of the tunnel 100 feet.
But one leaser Is az work al the old
North Mountain property This mine
was worked more than 20 years ago
and since then the lower workings
have been allowed to cave. A person
who recently explored the old work
ings declared that he figured out that
the company had blocked out 1S6010
tons Of Sl4 ore. Al the time the mine
was worked Il WAS Improbable to han
die anything but high grade ore.
J. w. Walker has recently purchased
the had Az and the Pick and Cad
claims near the North Mountain prop
orty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Sept lt.-.rhe wheat market
was erratic during early trading Today,
particularly the September delivery
which at times was urgently sought By
shorts. At the opRing the September
option was !. TO A. higher than yester-
days close initial quotations baling AZ
.Otis 90 i.O4h December opened a shade
10 suA higher AZ 80 10 ssAa- Liberal
ed a setback during the first half hour,
September declining 10 l.03iR and De-
Gem Der % q
Liberal receipts caused considerable
proht-takinE in the corn market De
csmber opened a shade 20 y lower az
then advanced 10 sou
Slack demand FOR tho cash grain
prompted moderate selling OF oats which
caused some weakness early In the ses-
a9h sold on 20 1914 and then advanced
10 39& "a y.
Provisions were firm on buying by a
local packer Demand FOR the cash
products was again fairly active and
this inspired moderate demand FOR tho
options Prices at the opening were un-
changed 90 l2hc. higher
Wheat-The market was unsettled an
day. Buying By leading commission
house forced tho price OF The December
delivery up 10 s99s bat September fail
ed % eclipse the high mark az the open
ing. The prices reacted about &c. late FRA
the session on realizing sales the closing
being about steady with December sc.
higher az ESQ n a.
corn-The high point FOR December
corn was reached an mh The market
reacted with wheat late IN the day and
closed steady with December shade
lower at eis
Wheat sept, los Dec. ssN
a. May 1o2
corn Sept, " Dec. 60h May 81 iim62
Oafs-sept. @A Dec 29isi May
i20h
PORK sept. Is S., Jan. ~ N. May. 1913.
Lard-sepi 400, Oct u.Gai Nov,
10. jan l00. May 10 ilia
Ribs Sept, N Gbnil.eita oct. lio,
Jan. Ena.nh MAY. q. toda i2h
Rye-cash. n. sept. 70. Dec. 81.
harley ash ff
Timothy sept ass. oct. SO, March
40
Glover Cash 1880
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago sept A.-Buttar Steady.
Creamerios, 2ita r. ~ dairief, "a ?,
EaEs-firm, at mark, cases Included
s receipts s.llb, hrsiH. asa prime nrsts,
Cheese steady. Dslsies. iBhaA, twins.
ltA alf young Americas, 49, Ions horns,
SUGAR And COFFEE
Neu York sept "a -saEsr raw, nrm
Fsir rsnnins s.6iQ s.lo. eenirifagal. %
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Sept -Cattle-Reeeipts, es-
timated at Hoo; market steady, l0c. low
ct Beeves. 4.l54S.3o: Texas steers, 4.l0U
SO: western steers, 4.Oom6.60; stockers
and feeders. 3.0Oa4.90; cows and heifers.
as 6625; calves, 6.SWS.0O.
Hogs Receipts, estimated az 1000;
market for best steady; others weak.
Lights, S.0Oa $50. mixed. 7.soas 90; heavy,
.sSQs55. rough. 7.e5 q .95 good 70 choice
heavy. 7.95qS IS; pigs, 7.S@S.9o; bulk OF
sales. S.10us2a.
Sheep-Receipts estimated az 5000;
market steady to 1oc. lower. Native. 2.75
30: western. a.O0G4 90, yeariings. 40
40 g; lambs. native. 4.5odI.o0; western,
L5o@7.so
Omaha. sept I4-Cattle-Reoeipts, 1.400;
market steady Native steers. 5.Ood7.75;
cows and hefers, 3.o0a5 90; western
steers, 3. 75QS. 90; Texas steers. 3.O0d5.25,
range COWS and heifers. 3. 7504. %. can
ners, 2OOG3O0; stockers and feeders,
sOoq5.5o; calves, $500 $50: bulls and
stays, 2.75d4.75.
Hogs Receipts, AS0. market steady
10 &c higher Heavy, 7.SGB.06; mixed.
1sOqSCo, lights, S.OOGs.15; pigs, e.5Oa
80, bulk OF sales. 7eoQS.Oo.s
Sheep-Recelpts 29Oo, market steady
20 lower. Yearlings, 4.75Gs 80, wethers.
4.4oas 90; ewes. S.5oa4.s5; lambs, $50
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city, sept. M-Cattle Receipts,
q. 600: market steady Is Zoe. lower. Ma
tive steers, 4 50nS.O0. native cows and
heifers, 240a5.5o, stocNers and feeders,
soQ5.50: bulls, 36On3. 80. calves. $500
so; western steers, 3.sSd6 70; western
cows. 2e0a425
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market steady
to weak. Bulk Of sales 7s0dS %; heavy,
bdS.30; packers and butchers, S.O00
S35: lights, 7.S0nS. Is. pigs, s. 5OQ7. so.
sheep Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Muttons. 4.Dd5.25. lambs 60Od n 50;
range wethers. 4.00Q5.65 range ewes,
s8n5&
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WOOL.


S. Louis Sept. 14.-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 2d2s. me-
dunn fine. 22ae4 fine. 1919
BOSTON
Boston, Sept 4-The quietness in the
local wool market following last
months activity continues although
many sales are being made al tho high
est prices OF the season. Mills are re-
ported to be well stocked up although
the demand for territory II still IN evil
dence
The domestic stock is pretty well clean
ed up and holders are demanding top
prices for the balance.
Some Montana IL moving I'm original
bags at 25c. for quarter blood and New
Mexico is selling at - 20 Csc.
Foreign product Is held strong and
there h. a fair movement in pulled wool
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
BRoKERs PouND mon blossom
Prices Are Icr Nftcr Busy Session
q Nchange.

Prices Are Tor Nftcr Busy session
q xchange.
The local market was more active
today than in weeks, but stocks were
lower Nearly every stock on the
board came In for a proddinE by the
bear raiders. Colorado dropped 10
sl.72is and Columbus Consolidated
went below the 81 mark and sold at
~ cents
Grand Central which II was expected
would be stronger today was weaker
than during the afternoon session %
YESTERDAY But little Of the stock was
sold and this reached the low level Of
s252is.
Iron Blossom was the victim ~ the
market The stock has been weak for
several days but this morning II took
another drop. The stock opened weak
at sllO and went az low as si02h
The stock regained some OF It's lost
ground and was up 10 sl01ia at the
close During the morning session
1900 shares were sold
The total number Of shares disposed
~ on the exchange was 1920. while
the amount represented was $50 1876 IS.
on the curb market uintah Treasure
Hill sold for cents.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept. 14.-Money on can
firm. "a d36c ruling rate 2a closing
bid az offered at 3.
Time loans firm; sixty days "a q y
per cent; ninety days so per cent; xix
months A.
Prime mercantile paper fizQ6 per
cent: sterling exchange steady with
actual business In bankers bills AZ
4S4.756l 80 for so days bills and at
4S6 % for demand
Commercial bills ASA 4s4ls: bar sill
Yer 81 Mexican dollars IS govern
mert bonds steady; railroad bonds
firm.
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OUR SPECIAL OFFER.

The Concordance OF the Book OF Nor
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Leather. $500; Cloth. $500. The most
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
WINE STILL IN ORE.
Iron blossom Property Opening
Plenty or ore

Plenty OF ore.
Especial to the News
Provo Sept 1.-THE south shaft
Of the Iron Blossom is being pushed
below the 1000 foot level. with the
intention of developing the mineral
depth. The shaft IS now IN n change
of lines. which Is looked upon as very
favorable to ore. From the 500 level
there have been fissuries OF
COZ per ore AN of which Is considered
encouraging for the opening OF ore
bodies with greater depth In the
north shaft a wlnze IS being sunk. and
has already passed through so feet Of
good ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, West Second South street,
furnish the following. received over
their private wire this afternoons
COMsToCK.
Ophlr. i.22i4@l25. Mexican. lisa
1.31L Gould a curry. 26W2S. Con Va.
1901 a2lb. Savage. SO bid. Hale n
Noroross, A. bid yellow jacket. .55Q
1850: Belcher a5 asked, Confidence, 80
hid Sierra Nevada, 30 bid. EKchequer.
IS bid; Union, 65066; Chollar. 30 asked:
Potosl. 80 bid.
TONOpAH
Montana Tonopah 1905 bid Tonopah
Extension. GO bid. MacNamara 33M3a,
Midway. 10 bid, Tononah Belmont. 80
asked; Tononah North Star, asked
West End Cons 80 bid. Rescue,
asked Jim Butler, 1904
GOLDFIELD
Sandstone. 10 asked. Col Mt 10 bid.
Jumbo Ext. d bid; Booth. ~ bid
Blue Bull 6dG. silver Pick. 10 bid
Blue BELL 3 hid Lone Star, 3 asked
orc. s asked, Atlanta. "A bid, CT
Bend. las Red Top Ext. 3 bid. Flor
once 3 90 bid. Dheld n r. Cons. Ia
Goldheld Daisy. t1Nlei3 Comb Frac-
ton. S0usl, kewanos. sos. Portland,
asked: Crarkeriack, bid; r.
Mohawk. bid Red HIS. 70S;
Grandma. bid. Goldneld Con. 500
672ta; Dheld Triangle ! bid, Florence
ENt'n.. ! bid
HtLI4FROG.
National Bank bid. Mayhower
Con. M bid Montgomery Min 3nt
Tramp Con. fn5
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan con. 3 asked, Dexter
BID. Mustang ] bid Pincnut J asked
OTHER DISTRICTS
FairNiew Eagle, N bid, pittsburg
silver Peak. 70 asked Eagles Nest. 3
asked Round Mountain. 10 asked.
Rawhide queen rs hid Rawhido CoaE-
ton. 80 bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

test. 417a40: moiasses sugar. s.Ra
S.R
Refned-Steady Crushed. SIS; powder
cd. 5.&. graduated. SIS.
cofee-Steady No Rio, ~ No. 4
Santos, 50 az.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
SCRATCH PAPER.

Don't Use Your Letter Heads. Scratch
paper for sale cheap at the Deserss
News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Bullock. 1000 al IA.
Camp Bird. 200 at IA.
Carisa So0 al ~
Colorado. 800 at LIS: 300 al t72lk
Columbus, 100 at 100. seller go. 100 at
o.
Crown Point. 800 al 9.
Grand Central 100 at 2e5 800 al
262iA
Int OH. 1900 at y.
Iron Blossom, 100 at ito; 500 AT .04lk,
seller 60 100 al l07h. $500 at O5:
900 a. i021s seller so. 700 at .02is.
800 at O7ia. buyer 30; 500 at 1O7h, buy
er 60.
Iron King. 800 at 1914 1900 at H.
Little Bell. 200 az l55
Lower Mammoth. 100 at &C.
Mason Valley 200 at 2O5
Mineral Flat. 500 at g.
New York. 30 az IA 1000 at g.
Plutus. 800 az T.
Provo, i.5co az ~
silver King, 100 at 405.
sioux Con. 1850 at IS: 1000 al IT:
500 at 76, seller 90: 1000 az IS; 10 at
SO. Columbus. I. 900 at 50.
Swansea. 500 at q
Tiniic Central 5000 at s%; 1000 az
81
Uncle sam. 1900 at 81; 800 at s.,
seller 60.
Utah Con $500 at "a
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax 900 az IS
Colorado. 800 at i72k
Grand Central, 800 at 252i5; 100 at
$50, seller 10
Mineral Flat 900 at G.
Iron Blossom, 1 400 at lO7i5; 500 az
i.04ih seller 60.
Little Bell 100 al l.55
Iron King 700 an i1.
Mason Valley $50 al 2O5.
Mountain Lake. LOCO az IL
ohio. goo al 4 60
Swansea. 1000 M g.
Swansea EXtn, loo al H.
Sioux Con. 1000 al IS; 500 az a.
Uncle sam 500 at IS, seller 50
Yankee Con- 500 al 10
RECAPITULAmON
Shares Value
Regular call ....,........1b.a20 $50 0O6 OS
open board ............i8,s5o 1880
Forenoon totals ..... 80 2I0 $50 1876. So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

D. Il. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
sSl Atlas bell ti70. hea sQgi-z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

New York sept iA-spEsr raw. hrm
Fsls rsnnins s.eigs.lo. eeninfaeai. .
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-29

The school children who ara being
given lessons In physical culture uu
der Coach Wilkinson ut the District
school ara beainniug to feel the ef
eoots They are feeling rather stitf.
<but with few moro days OF this In
valuable work they will feel LOO per
cent better. and will also feel much
more like studying.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-29

What do you think of man who
viii take In six theatres in Que week
aud next Monday morning 40 TO the
merchants aud ask for a sack OF four
on "ticky" os OF the man who goes
the entire week, aud Sunday morning
20 TO neighbor aud borrow a smoke
OF tabsccos Something wrong some.
where when such things will happen.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-29

Don't forget That rext Tuesday IL
the day OF all days, with tho excep-
tion OF July 4tb, for the Cedar Amer.
lean citizen. II rs the day On which
he can MSS his franchise As cI''zen
aud place 10 power men OF seii,ug
quality to handle the reigus of gov
eminent for the next two years In
Cedar City.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-29

Next Tuesday is election dsy aud
II Ia to your iuterest to go to the
polls and vote for your party ticket.
BE sure aud vote for the men you
want aud listen to no one who has an
AK to grind, Let u be said of you
that you voted as you felt was tho bal
for your individsl interests aud for
the city In general.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-29

The Foote Stock Company took IN
at the door something over 5000. AZ.
ter paying expenses they lett town
With oonsi ierably over $500 to the
good. pont 10 make you sick TO
think OF all that good money going to
thespiaps that can do no better than
our home tslentH