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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
ASSERTS SALT LAkERS
SHOULD GET BUSY
Representative Bergerman Declares
New Wagon Road to Eldorado Can-
Won Would be Profit Maker.

According to Representative George
Betgerman, father OF Clark and Lincoln
counties, Nevada, Salt Lake City should
come in for the business at Eldoradog
canyon and the Searchlight district If
the Salt Lake Route or the business
men OF the city would build wagon
road to the canyon at a cost not to ex-
coed $500. MT Bergerman asserts
that several persons have been sent to
examine the district and have reported
that it would cost $4,000 to build the
road, but that there are many persons
in Clark county, as 1t Is now known,
who would be willing to put up bonds
If necessary to complete q good wagon
road at Il cost not to exceed So, 500
MIR. Bergerman stopped off III Salt
Lake City for a day to look over cons
4ditions here. He leaves for the south
again tonight. 53 81
'.,rhe country about Eldorado canyon
is growing fast asserted Mr.. Berger
man. The people down there look TO-
ward Salt Lake as the mining center,
but they are forced to gotto Los Ange-
les for their supplies and machinery. AS
a result their banking accounts are also
taken there.
The road has been spoken Of a mum
Der of times and many persons have
been sent out to look 1t over. When
ever they showed up in the district they
were taken over the tallest peaks and
not taken over the most feasible route.
AS q result it has been reported that
the costsof the road would be anywhere
from $4,000 to s25,otO. / can guarantee
that the road will cost about sixth
OF that price.
55"As it is now the Santa re road
gets all the business of the camp and
machinery and such things either have
to come from Denver or Los Angeles
The haul from Searchlight to Eldorado
is % miles and the freight comes in
over three roads or districts of the
Santa Fes road so that the cost OF
freight Is high. 81
"A road built from Good Springs
or Gene Station on the Salt Lake
Route would mean a haul Of rs miles,
but would give the miners a chance
to communicate with the Salt Lake
market.
THE new law passed by the last leg
islature dividing Lincoln county and
making two counties-C Clark and Linz
coln-goes into effect today Should
the Salt Lake Route push the road
through, | know that Clark county
will stand one third of the expense.
y salt Lake people should wake up
to their opportunities and get the
business over In that country. New
mines are being opened up here all the
cess to the Salt Lake Route by haul
ing q distance OF 26 miles instead Of
So miles as is now the case. they could
get to a market that would do them
more good than Los Angeles. 1t is$not
mining center as salt Lake is
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SEW \ YoKK CuRB LIsT.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Butte & London. s0945; Cumberland
Ely, smS Ill 4 ;;#s Giroux Con, ts@7a;
Nevada Con, 23lsdp23tl; Nevada Utah,
212la; Newhouse, 2@2K;; Tennessee
Copper. 3sGpSs1h. Utah Copper. 4s7s@49;
Davis DAILY, la9bss; Dominion Copper.
sGp; Ely Central, BM@; Ely Consoli-
dated 5dls; Furnace Creek, 10@la:.
Montgomery shoshone, 1l1s@1Fs; Nevada
Smelling, 11sM1h; Foster Cobalt, $50
30; FL Rago, a121s; Cobalt Central. S61s
OF: Tinuc Mining. 2&I3; MicMac.
1lssflH Ray. Con. 1875 @17;a Chino, sGsB;
Ray Cent, oh123s: Gill, 5ls@5s:
Quspa, z 1-16@7ls; First National Cop
per, 595A Boston Con, 15@lSts; J, w
kon Gold, 45sGl411-16;e North Butte Elk
tension, 264; Miami Copper, 151s@16,
b. S. Gas. II @B; Penna-yVyoming, 1907
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market QUIET
CHANGES Small: 1. .

New York, July 1.-The stock narKet
opened QUIET and price fluctuations were
feeble and Irregular. Southern Pa as1
was a feature. selling ex-div. and snow
Ing recovery Of ! point on running
sales mt the opening Reading also rose.
a point.
Realizing sales wiped out the early
slight advance but the market did not
fall much below yesterdays Level. lhe
local traction stocks were under not ZAP
pressure metropolitan Street Halfway
dropped 5M one one sale and Interior
'ough- metropolitan preferred ~ Prices
advanced steadily Amalgamated COP
per rose l, and Reading recovered 70 inc
best prices.
American sugar Tell X and rallied
1a.
Borsia were steady
Western railrond stocks were strength-
'ened by the rise OF l II III 81. PAU,
sequence In the specialties outside of
limited States steel. which advanced 70
50, The Fries were also IN some de-
mand. A cash sale of LOO shares q
Md.aekawanna brought g. eompare eo w,dn
Fuel preferred moved up points ana
Erie first preferred ].
"A The market became broader under, the
influence Of a buying movement IN half
Of a dozen prominent stocks. Metal
stocks showed sympathy with the adj
vance In United States Steel. SI4aGkaW ,a
ma sold ex-div. of 2ia per cent at bas
The market closed semi-stagnant Lake
Erie and Western declined md prices
y The movement forward WAS barely per-
cepttble sS @
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Pioneer Roofings.
Sold,sIaid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.

Kansas city Stock Yards, June 2s.---.
Arrivals of cattle from the range
country last week were confined to a
moderate number OF beef cattle from
Colorado feed lots, which sold up to
S6.70, the figure paid for a shipment
of LocShart steers weighing 200,
and a large shipment of Arizona mix
ed grass cattle which included beef
steers up to $4.65, COWS and. heifers
at $3.25 to s4.T5 to s4.20. bulls $2.96..
Oklahoma and Panhandle grass cattle
were included In small numbers. Prices
advanced is to % cents last week.
and 1t was the best week from the
sellers standpoint in the last three
weeks. Total cattle supply today Is
$4,000 hea d, 5tWo-thirds OF which is
made up of grass cattle from below
the quarantine line. The market on fed
steers, butcher cattle in the native
is strong to 10 higher. but grass cat
tie are draggy today. and 10 to Is,
lower. Very few cattle from the range
country are included today. Grass cat
tile with, q corn finish are selling at
S$5.25 to $3.50, steers more nearly ap-
proaching the prime stage bring 50
ito S6.75, and top steers at 5 today
in both the heavy weight and yearl-
ing classes.
KS Sheep and lambs lost rs to so cents
last week, but the demand is stronger
today, prices up / to is cents. Run is
5000 head today, spring lambs at
$3.50. and yearlings s6.25. Range
wethers are quotable at S4.40 to s5.1O.
ewes 81 to S4.S5. "A good many goats
have been taken to the country for
browsing purposes a t prices on level
with those being paid for fat goats.
$3.50 to s3.65. Packers are anxious
for good stuff. but are Indifferent to-.
ward the lower grades, and goats.
County demand for breeding ewes is
strong at $3.50 to $50.
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CHECK WRITER IS
NOW IN CITY JAIL
b. Levy. IA Financier by His Own Ad.
missions. Buys Clothes With
Bad Paper.

a ftashilY dressed young man giving
the name OF b. Levy, and claiming to
como from New York, where he repre-
sents a number of wealthy investors
who were looking for Investments In s
this locality, saw a sudden finish 70 q
his career early this morning. Nr
three weeks Levy. has been in the city,
associating with real estate agents,
business men and others, and having
introductions at the Alta club and Y. u
M. G. A., and giving out the impress.
sion that he was the real goods In J
the matter of investments, etc. AL
though he seemed to be flying pretty
high there was nothing wrong sus-
pected about his conduct until the
Young man gave the firm of Poulton,
Madsen, Owen and CO., a. check for
$32.25 in payment for a suit OF clothes
They soon discovered that the check
was worthless, and Immediately swore
out a complaint charging Levy with
passing worthless checks. Levy was
about to depart Cor New York this
morning, and i gotten as far as the
depot on his when Detectives
lGoldins and A caught up with
him and pla lin under atyrest
Levy Is 30 ven and claims he has
an influential ler in New York.
He has admit that he has issued
several other worthless checks. Levy
is now in jail. pending further devel-
opments.
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CONCENTRATES.

4 Harry B. Cole OF Child, Cole & Co.
has returned from a visit to New York.
The Utah mine at Fish Springs has
again begun shipping high grade ore
to the smelter.
4 Manager Tony. Jacobson Of the Co
lumbus Consolidated and the South Co,
l,imbus returned from Alta last night.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of tho Emma Copper company will be
held July 90. at which the shareholders
will be called upon to take some ac-
ton to protect the company.
That Phoebe Is not half appreciated is
the opinion OF II. X. Cannon OF the
Copper Curb & Mining: Outlook, New
York. who has just returned from a
trip through that district during which
he examined a number of the mines.
David Evans, manager of the King.
David and Indian Queen properties In.
Beayer county, left last night to inspect
the mines and then go to his horne at
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open BIG LEDGE IN
THE KEAAE WONDER:
Declared to Have Opened Un Some
lining More Than Forty Feet of
IIish-Gradc Milling Ore.

Rhyolite, July 1.--Annonncenent is
made that the keane Wonder property
4 has opened up something more than 40
feet of high grade milling ore, and that
the hanging wall has not yet been
reached This Intelligence was cor
veyed 10 the local office OF the co1ffSa
,Iaf,y a. few days ago. News of later de-
SVeloplnerts =is expected ut any time.
The keape wonder has been uperat
ing formerly on a flat-laying formation,
4 bss means of tunnels and extensive
auarrying plans. a shaft was started
some time ago a a lower point ana mas
from It's very inception promised the
disclosure OF the mother lode for All
thats territory. As reported last week,
this shaft has approached the i9o-foot
marx The first lateral work was
commenced on the 100-foot level some
days ago, Tho shaft is all in ore. q
week ago, bins were installed on TINS
latter level and mining FOR the MN
started It is III this work that me
4 sensational Developments are noteu.
The crosscut from the shaft, when
IS on the footwall side Of the vein,
had al last report progressed 40 feet
and showed ore worth in the neigh
borhood OF $50 10 the ton all Of the
way. This grade of ore is better tiltln
the prevailing values Shown IN the9
q earlier workings. IA nc, Only 3otlpet nv
ticeable change in 1t Is in me more
conspicuous presence of suiphides
There is also a trace of base metal IN
the ore.
eIr. Wilson was in Rhyolite at the
time of the unexpected developments.
He hurried to the property, since ms
departure a man, whose name Is not
mentioned, gives us first hand informa-
ton on the matter He states that the
reports sent out are very conservative. 4
that the vein shown In the shaft Is u
wonderful body Of ore, He further
states that there lisa good deal OF the
rack that will return over $50 10 the
ton.
No decisive change In plan OF devel-
.opnient is anticipated by the manage.
ment. The older workings are still
strong contributors to the mill. II is
proposed TO run the plant up y the
utmost pound OF efficiency, with ore
coming from all parts of the estate.
The shaft will be pushed to the 15-foot
level as soon us, possible, In order to
connect with the main station at that
level and save hosting
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

timated at 1000; market steady. Beeves,s
5 2odI7 40; Texas steers, ,b@6 .5 vest
ern steers s6 80; stoekers am and 9e 81
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at Aooo,
market SC, higher. Lights, ,s3ogS ~
r @xfa 5a9Sso FOOD f q Choice 'i@s
5,ssas.ss PIGS, /. s@7 rs; bulk Of sales
sheep sstnats ss1a Ct e. 1902 1902
e mnrket Me5 S. ss SesriIn sao sSs
lambs, native. 5.oo0s,3; western. $50
go KANSAS CITY.
1000; market steady to strong. Native
s,ses ssocR esy and fe sssas sna s hs
$50; bulls, s.oo96:25; calves ;, 1901 co.
western steers, 4.75Q7.oo; western cows,
Hogs.-Receipts 1909; market g! Sc. high !:
3g7.s0; packers and butchers. So O. 30 !;
lights, T.3o@T.75; pigs. .. 0osa7. Is.
Sheep--R eceipts. 1900; market weak.
M Ms,heEs 1881 am paax s &C. 81 rsass
4.25.
south Omaha, July 1.-cattle-Re-.
esipts market steady M Sest <
mango psps sogs and astsrs ana fesdsis
d5, 40: calves, 3.oo@7.oo; bulls and stays,
Mogs2Rees!pts. 7.seo III, market strong : t e
81 sgh1 ishta He9yS piss xsa 8?
0a shee p ssssi - 100: market 1oc
lower. Yearlings. 5.00@S 20: wethera. .: 90
q I 49, I'll -
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FUGITIVE LANDED BY DEPUTY.
Hyrnm Toungbcrc Walks into the
Arms of Deputy Sheriff.

e6 After two months liberty Hyrum
Youngberg, who escaped from the
state reform school, was taken into
custody this morning BY Deput1
sheriff Booth, and will be returned to
Ogden. Youngberg, who is 10 years OF
age, was sent to the reform school.
plicated in the theft of q number of
horses at Draper. Murray and other
points. About two months ago he
made his escape from the reform
school. and since that time has been
working at Bingham. He came to,
Salt Lake q few days ago and boldly
walked the streets until he was en-
countered by Deputy Booth this
morning.
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Five Juggling Normans.
And Aerial Ballet at Saltair Hip
podrome; 5:15 and S.45 daily.
BUSINESS AND REALTY

4 { 4 4 q . : T. ii e
Today's local bank clearings amounted
to S,06. S95. so as compared with $780,
Gs9.2T for the corresponding day of last
year.
Ell. IIatey, ct al have sold to Robert
Marsh, 20xS rods in Third West street
between Fourth and Fifth South street,
the property to be, used by Mr.. Marsh
fol. coal yard purposes. The consldera-
tion was $4,000.
Four building permits were issued
this morning by Building Inspector
Hirth which call for the expenditure
Of s3s,5G0 The largest permit was is;
sued to the 1. x. L. Furniture CO., to
construct an addition to it's building
which Will cost $4,000. A. Kellar was
granted a. permit to build an eight
house terrace on Third East street
between Fourth and Fifth South. The
other two permits were for dwelling
houses.
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.PUzzL|NG LETTER
IN FRAz|ER's MA|L.
City Food INSPECTOR Thinks Attcmn,
To Bride is Intend

w alter y. Frazier, city food insns.4
tor, who secured conviction ap.in5.
IRVINE lderron, clerk OF the Geors.
!. Brice drug store in police court tbis
morning for selling cocaine contr,r,.
to the state Law believes an effort n,
been made to fibe him In the m.
He received ,etter last We1nesd,,
containing $40 which was written y
the letter head paper Of the Gcorpe n /.
Btdce Drug company. and laid n
matter before County Atty Ioh !
Lyon. An investigation will be mad
Of the matter before complaint 9is
issued. The letter follows: g
Salt Lake City, June e. 100
Deal, Mr.. Frazier--Enclosed md sS0 IL
pay board bill owing Capt. Woods and
any other expenses chargeable ia nv,
account. II not sufficient call and 60,
me as l aim to treat everyone on ia
square. Your truly.
GEORGE T. 3BRICE5
G When Mi. Frazier opened the le,ta.
and saw the two $40 bills he aid nns
know what to think about It. He shnn,.
ed 1t to the mayor and the city aitor
ney. They told him to wait until alta,
the case was disposed of and then taka
the matter UP with County Atty, LYON
FTazler says he does not owe car,
Woods any money and Woods saws that
Frazier is not indebted to him. WhsSi
Frazier took the letter to County Aftv
Lyon this morning. the latter said that
hc did not think the letter was s,,f.
ticient to issue complaint on ira
charge OF bribery unless 1t was Jui.
Their Investigated.
About a year ago Frazier employed
two boys to act as witnesses in secur
Ing evidence against drug stores SELL
Ing cocaine contrary to law without1a
physiciaIfs PRESCRIPTION. NTwb cases
We're secured against Br!ce at that
time, Frazier says but the board Of
pharmacy failed to push them The
witnesses were given board and room.
at the Salvation Army home. but the
Salt Lake Charity association paid for
the board and lodgings. No claim was
ever presented to Bl'lce by Woods or
Frazier. q
Last week Frazier secured evidence
that Heron WAS selling cocaine to
dope" fiends. He arrested Heron and
then applied for a complaint against
Brice Two days later he received this
letter. Heron pleaded guilty to the
charge this morning in police court
and was fined s25. Frazier thinks that
this money was offered to refrain from
further prosecution In the case.
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7 SUGAR AND COFFEE.
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, July. Money on call
easy, 1&@2 per cent: ruling rate and
closing bid, rs Per cent; offered at 2
per cent.
Time loans quiet and easy: for so.
days, 2@9A per cent; for 90 days, "a
@211s per cent; for six months, 81 @3*
per cent. {5
Z Close: Prime mercantile paper, s1la@.
4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at s4.s6.65M.
s4.s6.To for 6o-day bills. and at s4ss.1o
for demand.
Commercial bills, s4.s6as4. So.
Bar silver. 515s cents.
Mexican dollars, A centr.i
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
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STOCKS HELD UP WE'LL.
Salt Lake Ilxchange Shows Good Mar
ket Despite Hot Weather.

S stocks held UP we'll under the strain
on the Salt Lake Stock and Mining OK
change this morning. In spite of ethe
general decline that has caused the sag
ging market for some time, prices We're
FAIRLY good today and any attempts at
hear raid were held In check,
Throughout the morning session there
was nothing to show any unloading
/ Bullock was down to 21la cents today.
while Colorado held firm around 2.lo
and s2l21s. Grand Central was strong
today and there WAS no change in Iron
Il Blossom, Mason Valley Is holding out.
well and was slightly stronger. Nevada
Hills reached the new low price of SO
cents.
The total number of shares sold to-
Il day was 50,254 and the amount repre-
scented was 35.409.76,
Il On the cltrb market number OF
7. stocks made their appearance, but no
sales were recorded. Add OF 25A cents
Z was made for Bingham Central Stand
ard Demljohn was offered at lob
cents and a bid of az cents was made.
Governor was offered at rs cents and
SO cents was bid.t 555
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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NO RED INK IN MAY.
United States Smelling. Refining and
Mining Co. Has Good Record.
lPnlLnclS Snecial Wire. ...l.l--..-.s.

Boston, July 1.-The Boston News
Bureau today says:
no red Ink figures wore necessary
s Iii making up the earnings of consti-
tuent properties of the U. S. Smelling
& Refining Co., for May, when net
earnings aggregated S3sooO0, ortwithln
$1,000 of the highest months earnings
in the history of the company. The
profits for May were contributed not
only by the Del Monte Co. In Mexico,
and the Mammoth property in Califor-5
MIA but there was profit in tho lead
operations at Both Utah and Guas-
salia, Ind, and at the Chrome Smelter
& Refinery! Present Indications are
that June earnings will make as good
q showing as did those for May,
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s.. / c q &
Tonopah, 81 bid; Tonopah Extension,
81 asked; 3NfacNamara, &c bid; Midway,
al bid Tonopall Belmont, 50 bid; West
End Cons, % bid; Jim Butler, 10 bid.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone. bid; COLORADO Mtn. 10
bid; Jumbo 1xt..311 bid; Booth. IL bid;
Blue Bull, $780, Silver Pick, 11G12;;5Blue.
Bell, 3 asked: Hibernia, asked, St
Lone Star 8 bid: &. Wonder. asked
Orc, COZ; Atlanta, 10 bid; Great Bend.
35Q6; Red Top Ext. Q bid, Florence.
Z 30211s Q3.071ls; Diamondfield B. b. Con-,
s2@3; Goldfield Daisy. 23G24; colnbina-
ton Fraction. SO bid: Great Bend Ext,
a1@2; Great Bend Annex. l bid; Ke-i
3wanos as; Portland, 2G73: Cracker;
jack, bid: Il. Mohawk, bid: Red
e Hills, bid; Y. Tiger, 6 bid; Grandma
q asked; Goldfield Con, 7.2o@7.27Ia;.
a.. 0. D.. u bid.
BuLLFRoG. q
Mont. Bullfrog, asked; National
Bank, 2 bid Amethyst, 8 asked: Bon
ME Clare ga 3Mayflower Cons. 90
10; Montgy. Mt, 2 bid; Homestake
I Con, 2 asked; Tramp Cons, bid. #
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons.,4 asked; Dexter. ask
ed Mustang, bid; Little Gray, 2 bid
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Farview Eagle, Is asked; Pittsburg
Sill. Peak, as sales: Eagle Nest. 4 bid;
Round Mountain, 70 bid; Rawhide, IS
bid & RaWhide Coalition, % bid
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
Z brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon
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Venice, Cal, During his absence tho
management of the properties will be
turned over to Lorin M. Morrison.
SS Manager Harry. S. Joseph of the Sill
yer Shield company declares that tho.
foundations nre now going In for the
new B0-ton milling plant that is
going In ut the property. The install
4lation of equipment will follow az fast
rs the means of the company will al
low. 4 i5 q
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CHARGE FIVE WITH THEFT.
Mining Machinery Company of Dem
Yer Has Five Employees Arrested.

Denver, July live employees of the
Hendrie & Roltroff Manufacturing
company, all well-known and of excel.
lent reputation In the city, We're ar
rested yesterday charged with thefts
Hggregating $4,000. They are accused
of selling mining machinery, brass and
copper fixtures and other mer-
chandise belonging to the company
and keeping the money which, 1t is all
legged. was split UP between them. It
is said that several Denver merchants
received much OF the alleged stolen
goods and will also be arrested. The
men in custody are Charles j. Brown,
Mentor Arnold, William Gorton, Joseph
Mac4Andrews and Eugene Carroll.
Three OF them are married.
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DEFICIT FOR FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 80, s89, 811, 856

4 Washington. July 1.-The treasury
statement issued today shows the gov
eminent receipts for the fiscal year
ended June 50 TO have been $50. 49,. S46.
oO2, making a deficit for the year of ss9.-!
Sl1. 500.
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FORENOON SALES.
(Salt Lake Exchange

(salt Lake FIxchangeo
Black Jack. 2.025 at %; SO at 20.
Bullock. 1000 at az
Colorado. 700 at 2.15; 500 Mt 2.12H.5
Columbus, 100 at 1917,
Grown Point. 500 at 1879.
East Crown Point. $500 at 3A
East Tintic Dev, 500 at IA vs.; 1854 at
Grand Central, 900 at 1919; 100 at
] .TOs.
( Inyo, 1000 at s.
Iron Blossom. 1900 at 1879; 700 at
1.37h. seller GO; $500 at 1.4o.
Mason Valley, 800 at 2,l7ik; 400 at
Mineral Flat, 1000 at 1s1s
Mountain Lake. 100 at "a.
Nevada Hills, 100 at so.
Prince, 300 at 1.20.
Provo, 5000 Fat H..
s Seven Troughs. 1000 at rs.
Silver King, 200 at $50; II at 3.75 &
Sioux, 500 at 1.121s.
South Columbus, 100 at Az
Swansea Ext 1000 at / ".
Tintic Cent $500 at IS.
OPEN BOARD,
Black Jack. 1,500 at 90.
E Colorado, 100 at Els; 1100 Mt 2.12h
., 200 at 2.10.
East Crown Point, 1000 at A.. buyer
60 IS
4 Grand Central, 200 at 10, seller 10.
Iron Blossom, 700 at lao.
Mason Valley, 200 at 2.12is
Nevada Hills, 200 at 50.
Tintic Central $500 at 1914; 1000 at
16, buyer 60.
Utah Con, 500 at is.
Shares. Amount
Regular board 81. ss,o54 s25,s2o.26f \
Open board ~ ], 200 n ,os9.5 so
Totals so, 254 ss5,409.76
FORENOON SALES.
Gltah Exchange.)
Ohio e.. 100 at 1879; 100 at 500
Shares sold, 200
Value, s997.50
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
YELLoWsToNE PARK.
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Hays. Passenger agent. Tours start