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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-13
LIVESTOCK.
CI[ICAGO

Chicago, May 13,-Gat tle-Receptss es-
tiniated at 300; market stendE. Beeves.
.10i7.25 Texas steers, go a G. 10 "a vest
ern steers, 4.75 ESQ stockers and feed
:. ers Sg I, e cows and LETTERS e5odl
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 10000;
nliirket 5a10c. higher. Lights, 6.S56l 7.35
MIXED. 9 80 eavS. 30 rough,
Z. % al. 20. good to choice heavy, Z 20 a
f 80; pi IS. 5.S01GiO:s bulk of sales, 20 @
$40. 81
Sheep Receipts, estimated at 5000;
market weak. Native. 4 .O0diG go; WESTERN
81 p a co. Tlfngs. $50 @ 100: lambs, ma
tive, 6.2o q 900; western, 6. 75a9.t0
s}s5s5 KANSAS City. 43f
y Kansas City, May 49, CATTLE Receipts.
1900: market steady. Native steers. $50
nj. 90; nat tive COWS and heifers. 5. 20 .40:
Ms.25; Ives, A. 100 27 .25;;! wes tern steers.
s .50M6 20; Western cows, s. - l5. 50.
Hog Receipts. 1a, 600, market ) to 1oc.
higher Bulk of sales, 6. 95sg 30; heavy,
z 20 a. 40, packers and butchers. 100
lights, 80 a. 10; igs; s; % q 9.
lAfuttons. ). ss5szs. Is; lambs. S.5o % s.as;
wetherss and HearlinEs. 81 az 10; ewes,
\. 90 @6 20 = Texas and "A rizona muttons,
OMAHA &.
4 South Omaha, May 1a.--Cattle Re
ssipts se9 market aa si9M t. loe logsr
3. 00G cows d and heifers. 2.7595. 80 !;
Gamers. .. g5 Gp3.775; stdtkers and feeders
300 Gp5. 40; cal Ives. 3. 25 al 20; bulls and
stays. 800 Gp5.50. 4 S5g5
, Hogs--Re ipts, Z, 900: market s to 1oc.
mixed 9. 90 iglits, e.75 q .20 pigs,
5.Qpd6 80; bulk of sales. 6.S5m7. %. ii
Sheep Receipts. 5000: market steady.
Yearlings, 5.1aas.s5, lambs. 80 q 30.
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AFTER COLORADO ORES.
International Company is Figuring on.
Centennial State las FIcld.

Il Denver, Colo, NJ ay j :. -J Ohm u. Ryan,
president of the International Smelling
& Refining company, who Is iii Denver
to consult With Vice President Dennis
SheedX OH tile advisab ility of contest
Smelling e Refining company in Colo
grado, einphatically denies that any 10
agreement has been entered into be-
tween the international and American
companies. III e 55
Our company will be competitive in
every sense OF the word, said MIR.
Ryan. I'VE are after, the business
Mr.. Ryan states that the new plant
Utah. 80 miles from Salt Lake City,
will go into commission by Jan. 1, 1910.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
'MERGuR PROPERTYI
IS GETTING VALUES.
Stag Orc Shows the Loss OF but Irn rae
ton of Ono Per Gent in
Values in Ore.

The Consolidated Mercul is inaHtass q
close saving OF values. ssol,afa flandid
results are being obtained lit the mill
and smelling plant. Though the COM
Il 1fatiy has been opposed 10 further.
publicity regarding OPERATIONS. recent
test runs have resulted IN the iiosti
e satisfactory demonstrations that iliNa
ever been made in the Consolidated
5AIerctllt furnaces, iis eoilin;s on s q
The precious metals las beer largely IN
the nature of q test. WhiIeFthe fur
mace Is have been III actual operation the
cost has been considerably EAlo@i that
A8leulired hy3t companies nov opcrit-.
ing Throughout tho country the man
object has been to get the values, SANS
= the NIercur Miner. and Gu this point il
Is said that the company has been
most succeSsful.5t
One of their engineers who has been
Keeping close tab on the plant, is#ail-s
ttority for the statement that the Sag
2 ore shows tina It the loss In metal IS only
ia fraction of j per cent VIII the older
methods for eatnent always shows q
1ler cent: or better loss. 4. number of
change in tho mechanical construct ton
K OF the plant have been found necesf;a1 W
,raese changes have aiil Y delayed
4 The blowing In OF the furnaces for CON
NEED IsiPRoT EaIlN.'S.
Gsae thing Is clear TO mining men
and metallurgtsts, and that Is there
must be improvements made IN the
present system Of Treating ores, There
are Immense mineral fields In 'rooelc
county and in the State OF Utah.
where the ore is fof q 10y grade, and
IT has been found Impractical to COM
mercialize this product under the pre-
yniling system OF charges. {f
Their dumps represent FIVE million
tons of dirt, and It is said that hey
Will pay S3,50 II ton as pay dirt IN
gold "A great deal OF interest is
manifested in5StIlis camp. and amons
local operators, as 1t us seenytllat there
will he increased Developments In
each or tic rt1irles. both In lerc,lrs
Sunshine, while IT vii Is assnredl& give,
emp yrllent to a ntnlber Of peop , le .#
Sunshine is at present u p agaifist
& the Salt Lake & Alerclir railroad M
ID very interesting scramble for the
water contract which Is now being
considered BY tho railToad managers.
While silver Is quoted Mt about 90
cents; copper catholics 1T about IL
cents. lead at $3.50 for the 100
pounds; gold, which is tho metal sin
lsferclir. always remains I'll Q slime % Id
price, The Consolidated n erctlr GO. A
controls about "a o per cent of The en-
life gold output Of, Utah county, u ne
binding the stock in this and other
counties, as Well-Taild said stock
never declines. IA
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SHIPPING UTAH ]. OIL.

Byron Nebeker has started shipping
oil from the Emerald oil wells. "A four
horse, two-Wagon outfit left Nernal
today with George Bunnel in charge
The cnterprising secretary of the oil
company cannot see why Kerosene
from the Emerald well Twill not kill
woody apliis ard red piders as read
lily as the article sf1lpped in by the
kerosene Will be brought to Nerna1
in a few days for spraying purposes.
let there be oil. But we must not
tell anybody about it or the Standard
people will be cutting prices and the
Vernalitcs might have to burn %
cent coal oil.---Yernal Express.
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NEW. YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

May. IS, 1902
ltinalgamatcd Copper {. S21s
American Car & Foundry ~ :. /. s545s
|fAmericans Locomotive .I....5......... 5f14s
American Smelling & Refining ..s.. 93
Am. Shifting s. Refining pfd. .1O93
IAmerican Sugar Refining ~. .1S4594
l.Anaconda Mining Co. SOL
Atchison pfd IS. ~ Va
Baltimore & Ohio I. Y. ~. .1l5as
lBrooklyn Rapid Transit ....i.....S. 1915
Canadian Pacific ....t...S... ..lS1M
Chesapeake 81 Ohio -. i. ...,.... 1885
Chicago NORTHWESTERN ..s.y.. 1881
Chicago, Mil s. st. Paul ......... 1913
Colorado Fuel & Iron Il. 3. h. !. $780,. $685.
Colorado & Southern ...5..5. !. 1900. 651s
Delaware & Hudson I. l..5 1879
Denver & Rio 1Grande ...... 81
Denver Is Rio Gran1s pfd. "a
Erie &. 80 . e. 341s
Great Northern pfd, y. a ~. 3. ...145N
Great Northern Ore Ctfs. ...... Il. IA
Illinois Central -: s. ....14S 4
international Paper .i. \. -. 13ts
Interborough Met. i. s16a
Interborough Met. 8pfd. 1890. ...... ash
Louisville & Nashvi lie ..1S95s
Missouri Pacific !. ~. 49,. ..s.,....5.. 20
Missouri, Kansas & Texas ...f..... 43h
National Biscuit 1850. ..,...... .106 81
National Lead ....5. ........... S7a4
New York Central .... .....13l1s
Northern Pacific -. :. /. I. I. Z. J. 1451a
Pacific Mail =. II. 81. !. Z. /. 3. Il. 81
PENNSYLVANIA ~. $1,000. -. 1855
Peoples Gas 81. K. 4. J. I. LOS
Pressed Steel Car, bid ..s....,..... AK
Pullman Palace Car, d....,.:...1s6
Reading +. !. l5IA
Rock Island Co. 81. q. z. $50. 1855
Rock Island Go. pfd. q $3.50. n
Southern Pacific go. 12951as
Southern Railway .....i... s.. So. 81 VII
Onion Pacific .3.s..;.i !. 1873 =
United States Steel ........s..A ~ 81 N
United States Stsel pfd. Z. Z. 1855
Wabash I. +. s. . 90
West tern Union y. 4. &. Il. 4. 1855
Standard Oil g. !. 81 y &. .....6ff2
~ ,------- 5isi 4.
j. II. WHITNEY, Stock Broker.
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CONCENTRATES.

The Golden Reef, Mining company
has. been listed on the Salt Lake Stock
& Mining Exchange.
General Manager A. ID. Moffat of the
Majestic Mines company left for the
property in Beaver county last! eEen-
Ing.
Herman II. Green has returned from
"Trip to the Gold Hill properties of the
Western Utah Copper company in the
Deep Creek country.
Some very gra flying results are be-
ing obtained in the king David propar-
tyf lin Beaver county, according to Cen
eral Manager David Evans.
The Tintic Mines company has de-
cided to clean out, enlarge and retimi-
Der its 1876 foot shaft on the Town View
claim. As soon as this is finished the
company will begin sinking
Dan Egan, formerly with the Inger-
|. soil company.sfepresent ing5 that concern
for the last five years in northern Eu-
rope, is now With the &C. Richmond
Machine company. and he will haze
6charge of the drill and compressor de-
Dartment.. as s
Local oil men WHO 4 formerly prospect
ed in the Green River country, are talk
ing Of going down into Wayne county
where there are such Indications of tbs
presence of oil as to occasion lively.
expectations of their being. something
doing in that line at an early day.
Work has been resumed in the Elk
ton property, in the Chief district, six
miles north of Caliente under direc-
+ ton of William Shemwell, of Los AM
Egeles. The mine Yields galena ore,
running high in silver and gold values.
1t is expected to make a shipment
about every ten days.
"Ihe Utah Consolidated has broken
Into some great looking stuff at the
A15-foot point in its shaft, where a
station is being cut said President
r.. r.. Cutler yesterday following tho
monthly meeting of tho company's
directors. we don't know yet whe-
Their it carries values or not, but the
new rock is apparently good enough
for any one to follow.
An extra cash dividend of 50 per cont
of the par value of the stock of the
United Metals Selling company was
declared by the directors yesterday, a O.
#cording to q dispatch from New York
The company markets the output of tho
f{Alnalgnmated Copper company in.
which William Rockefeller, II. II. Ro-
gers and the fLewisohns arc the leading
lights as we'll as in the Metals Selling
company. The extra dividend is the
money received as u part payment for
the sale Of the Raritan refinery. The
dividend means the distribution of
$500. oO0 Since the organization of
the company nine years agogit has paid
$11,250, 900 in dividends on a capitali-l
cation of s5.0O0.G00.
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& SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
a MEETING.

b Notice. There will be special meet.
I'M: of the stockholders OF the Grutli
Mining Company of Sast Lake City on
fee Of r. a. Barney. s. Co.. 2l3 Atlas
Block. Salt Lake City. Utah. for the
( purpose of amending article five of
the articles of incorporation. changing
the place of business from Salt Lake
City, Utah, to Provo. Utah; and nnend-5
Ing article nine of the articles Of incor-,
5prer and director ana for the election
OF director, secretary and treasurar
and to transact such other business as
may legally come beforc.the meeting.
JOHN BESTELAIEYER.
3 PRESIDENT
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, May &c lose.
Prime mercantile paper, 3ssa eP4 per
cent
Sterling exchange firm, With actual
business in bankers bills at 81. $3.50 D35
/ for 60 day bills and at $i.STT.I15; for de-
Smsintl. &
Commercial bills. s4.s5.9s4 p4 ,s6.,s.
Bar liver. 52a4 cents. ~ .5.3
Mexican dollars, ffzcelts e
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm. ~
Money on CALI 4 u az per, cent: ruling
&rats y per cent: closing bid, IL per
cent; offered a t u per cent.
Time loans II shade higher; 60 days,
y ~ per cent !. for 80 days, per cent;
six months. 81. per cent.
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 81; 30 at So.
Black Jack, 300 at 31M.

Beck Tunnel. 200 at 81; 30 at So.
Black lack, 1900 at
& Bullock, 200 at Az. 5s
s "A Carisn, 100 at 90. ~
co. 4,
Columbus Con. 4, 600 at $50.
Isl Crown Point Con-, $500 at 31S11a. N
3 5t,3 East Tintic Dew, 1000 at Is, seller
60: 500 at Is.
F Grutli, u, 900 at s, buyer go.
s Iron Blossonf. 1900 at ,1.S0: a 900 at:
$50 buyer 800 at = 80, z seller 80 !; 90
at 4 Il. buyer so.
q I.ittl Bell, 200 at ITO.
Mason Valley 300 at $2.S22IIs q.
Mineral Flat, 5000 at i ": 2 2 900 at u,
buyer CO.
Mountain Lake, $500 at 36!. !; i, 900 at
3711a, buyer 60; =. 200 at 81. buyer co.
Prince Con, 100 at Iii Y.
& Provo 1000 at ~.
Seven Troughs, $500 at 10. 354 81 5ss
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on DAYTON TOLEDO IEAsE.
-Four Feet OF Quartz Secured on 800
Foot Level That Pans High. #
(speeiaI to the .Ncws,")

Rawhide, New, May. 133.-E. w. King,
president of the Rawhidc Coalition
Mines company, said today
At the Dayton Toledo lease on the
Rawhide Coalition. the south drift on
the 800 level this morning shows four
feet of quartz that yields the biggest
paintings yet secured, indicating aver
age values of $40. Another shipment
OF 20 tons Is nearly ready FOL. the,
Knight-Conlou mill.
The Marigold lease. also on the Goa
Iition estate, is breaking two feet ore.
in the raise On the 80 level that screens
between $3.50 and $500 a Ton, A 12-tonf
shipment OF this product is now await
ing transportation to the Hazen sam
pier, While a 30-ton shipment of mill
ore is being sent to the knght-Ccnlon
mill by this lease. 50
The Grutt mining lease now has its.
new shaft down % feet on the north
ern extension of the Marigold VEIN.
Two feet of orc on the footwall main
,tainS an average value of $3.50 a toll.
The shipping dump now contains II
tons of this product.
Il The ProsIiey No. / lease is raising
10 tons daily from the slopes on the
100 level. The screenings are sampling5
500 4 ton. a so-ton shipment of $40
ore is being made to the Murray mill
L The Grutt Balloon Fill lease on the.
Rawhide Queen is extracting ore aver
aging over $500 Il ton from the raise
was made TO the IIazcn sampler Satur-
day, and there are nearly 80 tons more
on the shipping dump awaiting teams.
Sack sampling indicates that the entire
consignment averages $3.50 a ton.
y IIEINzE HAS PAID THE RENT.
According TO story published in
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3 Mines company for the shelter at Mil
| ford and has just recently paid the
first years rem I for tie use Of the;
plant. The paper has the GLOWING to
Oftlcials of the Ma Jest Mining COM
pany eiflphatically state that there is.
4 absolutely no truth in the eports that
as Augustus Helnze has given up his
{ lease on the Ma estic snelter. They
stly hat not only has Mr.. Heilize not
broken the lease. but that he has no
Intention or doing so. llay wing only l'e-
Gently paid for one years rent. Mr..
e einze is md Ter contract to lease the
smelter for five years ard also to snlelt
the ores OF the Ma estic mine during
{ that period. Mr.. Hefnze has assured
the officials Of tile Majestic that i'm
snlediately upon their ability to make
continuous shipments Of ore he Will
blow In the snlelter
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b. Tunnel. 100 at 80: 100 0at t Sc; 100 at
~; 100 at 5S; $500 at 60; 1900 at Gil:
n 400 ut 60. S. 60.
3. Jack, 1000 at 90, .. 60; 1000 at s 49,
1900 at 5325a. II. 60. ..&
carisa 100 at 95; 100 d t as I; 100 a 4
800 at rs; /, 100 at SO !: 200 at IS, s. 60;
200 Mt 49,, s.. go; 500 at 100.
Colorado. 900 at z. 62;,a; 200 ut 2 GO. Il
Columbus, 100 at 2.95. S. 60: 100 at
70 .95.
Crown Point 200 at 10. i,
a Inyo, 1000 at 4. 5 4
Iron Blossom. 1G.52o at 1.so; 800 at
81.saa1 ga b. 60: 800 at .s211s.
j.. Bell, 100 ato / 20
I4o. Nam. 500 at 25.5 5{s
Mason VAL, 400 at 2 .s211ss;; 200 at t22.s5.
Newf1ouse. so at 3 90.
sI2lutus. 1000 at III 8. 4s
Provo, 5000 at Z u.
Prince Con-, 800 at 1 i 21!s.
Sioux Con-, 900 at !. OIL
81 So. Col. Con-, 900 at A las.
Tint Cent, 200 at 16.
Utah Con, 1000 at 16iiss.
Victor Con-, 80 at 8. 81
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax, 500 dit 81 500 at Sp,I. y
f. Beck Tun.. 300Snt 6f: 800 at 60; 200 a t
60, r. go; 800 at 50, b. 30; 1900 at IS;
1000 at 255T 200 at Sc: 1000 at 55
n Black Jack. 3.O0Sat 81 100 0at 81, 5
q Colorado, 800 at 2.6211a; 10 at $50. @
Crown Point, 500 at 10, d. 60; 1000 at
49,
q u. CIR Point. 1000 at All.
q u. Tin. Con-, 200 at 55l.
Iron Blossom. 200 ut / so.
10. Mammoth, 500 at %.
3 Mason Val. 200 at 2.S21s; 1008at S2.S5.
& MI. Lake,, 900 at y; 1000 at s51 ls, S
So: 900 at So
Newhouse. 100 at 2. IS.
"a Iolutus. 2,5G0 at 10.
, Prince, 100 at Tia.
Sioux Con, 500 at 1.0Iitaa.
So Iron Bios, 1000 at AZ
X Utah Cons, o,5c0 at l6:..
TOTALS.
Shares. Value
sltegu lar $50,la4. ~
Open ........, 80, 100 1000. 80
li5j
1880 1851, 214 60
.er,r,
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WOOL.

st. Louis, May IL. " ool. firm. Terri
tory and western med lms, ~ a 29lls fine
mediums. 22@2I: fine. 16 a q.
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DESERET NEWS AGENT
AT FILLMORE, UTAH

fans Peterson has been appointed
agent fors the Deseret News and for
Church publications in Fillmore in
place Of John g. Kelley, resigned
Patrons OF the IN ews.9' will kindly re-
new their subscrip tions, with him.
Special attention will be given by, him
+ to orders for Church works, etc.
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~ { 10 Is
Lower Mammoth So. s. % u 81 IS
Lion Hill q. 5 I. !. Il Z. is
Majestic Mines 800. ..3...E 80 ....j.. (.
Major Evans 6. y. Il. 0233lt .04
Mineral Flat ...... ......I IL IL *
MOSCOW t..l.. ~. 4 80 K
Mason Valley &. 80 8 ..... IS $50 SIG
q NJ ny l0a Il 241.
Mountain Fake =. s .5.. SO .3Sjia
Mountain Lake Ext +. &. 1901 o. 4
Nevada British u. !. u. s5 Il 80 =
Nevada Hills =. (. 1850 1..aTMisl 1.37a
NeWllouse !. i. I. \. s ~ Go 500 Y
New York .....I.!:. -. .04 .O5
Oroilongo ...5..... ~ ..s...... III
Ohio Copper Z. e. /. $50 1.iD
Phoebe Metals +. ........5.. 20 ..-......
Prince Consolid dated -. 1.171af 1.2o
sPlutus T. -. &. K. 4. .lS .l3i5s5
Sci1wab ...ts..... i........ .02& .Oa1s
Provo ~. i.....4. .07A .oS
Sacramento .t.5...... .02 "a
Scottish Chief ....l.. oil .05 s
Seven rroughs .......... .Ug1lAA 10
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I sANFR,ANCIsCo MARKET.

James AZ. 'olloclS g. Co, bankers and
brokers' 6 west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private Wire on San Francisco
mining stocks.
COMsTocK.
Opilir. 1856 Ia 1877 * Y MeSican,f76 bid:s
Gould g Curry. S99; Con. Va. 500.
So: Savage. 1870 90: yellow Jacket, 6S
syada. 26 ar; Exechequet, 2oela1;3
I Union, 81 IS2
ToNoP.AII. y.
's,onopali Nevada. $50 bid NIonta
M Tonopaii,s 10 bid !; Tonopali Extern.
sion, Ct bid. MacSanla1a. 24Gp25; MIDI
way, &c bid: Tonopth Belmont, 500
West End Cons. 20 IN so; jim
GoLDFIF GID
Col. Mt.,, Il asked; y Jumbo Ext, II
bid; Booth, IS al 9; Blue Bull, bid
Silver Pics, 1920: Blue Bell as; Hi
hernia, 4, bid; Coliqns.or, 400; Lone
star, I@6; Gro SAG: Atlanta. 15Gl 49,
ct. Bend, 14Ml5. Red Top Ext, sad;
Florence, ~ Y ID field Is. b. Con-.
56d7: Goldfield Daisy. $685.: Comb
Fraction. 80 bid; Git. Bend Ext, 1 bid
ct. Bend Annex. 9 bid; keWnnos, NO
10; Portland, D asked; Grackerjack, 8
bid; Red Hills, 500; Y. Tiger, 10 ask
cd: Grandma, 2G4; Goldfeld Con, q 20!
@T.a5:: D'fields Triangle. 2 bid: e. Q. d.
20 bid; Florence EXtn., 3Ni.
ga BGLLTROG IF
Y Mont. B,illfrog, asked: National
Bank, 2 bid; Malflower Cons. I 0 bid;
Montgy. Mt, 8 OF: Honestalle Cons
3 asked; Tramp Cons, S @aT.
OTHER
Fairview Eagle, 20 asked; Nevada
Hills. 1.35 asked; Pittsburg Sill. Peak
5d9M50;; Eagles Nest. 4q66;l Round
Mountain, so bid; Rawhide Coalition,
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Go to the All Star Minstrel Show
May 18th. Salt Lake Theater. f&
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j. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
!ss4 Atlas. Bell. 1870. Res. 80 o4-Z.
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James A 4. FolloclS &; Co., bankers and
brokers, west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire on San francisco
Alliniilsr stock & Is 49, {334i
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OPEN BOARD.

Shares. Value
Regular ~. ,s,...,....A 6,2l0 S50,184. 10
Open ........, .33, 100 1000 30
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
THE MINORITY LEADERS VIEWS
Mr.. Frisbie Accuses the Republicans of Being
Eytravagant

Albany. April @)-Danie n. Frisbe Democratic
leader I'm the Assembly. summed Up the work OF
the session from the point OF view of the minority
In statement to-day. He says that the great
questions in controversy between Governor Hughes
and his party organization had 10 do with the
regulation Of political organizations and the regu-
laton Of private monopoly. Referring to primaries
MI Frisble says:
on the ballot has been rejected by Democrats as
wholly incompatibe with the Democratic doctrine
OF the largest possible popular participation in gov
that this was the objection Of the Repubiicsn a
chine leaders to the Governors BIN They fought
the Governor and killed his legislation because they
were opposed 10 any change.
Mr.. Frisble discusses at length the finance. Of
the state, accusing the majority Of extravarance
Referring to the reduction of ''the annual provi-
sion made FOR the extinguishment OF the barge
canal Indebtedness" the statement says:
Spending $4,000 or s4o0lO0 heretofore set aside
for sinking fund purposes eking out the defcit
the total expenses C$} OoOO0l and the total
makeshift The state is 10000 short Of faR reS
sufficient 20 pay it's appropriations this year
The minority leader predicts return to direct
state taxation next year unless there is radical
policy Of retrenchment. lie claims the authorship
for the resolution protesting against federal in
heritance tax. and continues as follows
The new insurance laws. which were enacted as
a resiil, ~ the exposure ot certain abuses IN the
management OF a few life insurance Companies
made AT this session which tend to relieve the sit
uation somewhat. But that provision which limits
siven year 10y New York state companies sun re
mains ia force The amendment proposed bv the
I1erocratic leader I'm the Assembly removing IN.
arbitrary restriction so as 50 permit the writing
of an amount large enough 10 keep the total
amount OF insurance in force at fair figure was
rot a6outpd. As q result may expect a grad
nal decrease IA the resources OF New York state
companies. while outside companies viii continue
10 Increase their financial resources
Powers demanded by the Superintendent ~ Tnstr-
apce drastic fn character. under which compaaies
,nav be thrown into bankruptcy with considerable
ease were granted bv the legislature This would
move a most dangerous statute In the always nos
s,bIe event Of the states having Insurance Su-
s.~-intArHRnt who had mislaId his halo.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
WILLCOY DISAPPOINTED.
No Immediate Hope of Transfer
Restoration Here, He Says.

William r WILCOX, chairman OF the Public Ser
vice Commission. was disappointed at the failure
OF the amendments the Public Service commits
sions law 10 pass the Senate.
1T means" said Mr.. Wilcox yesterday. that the
Legislature evidently does not want 10 give the
commission she power TO deal with the transfer
situation in New York City Without the adoption
sy< these amendments l no immediate hope
for the restoration Of transfers in Manhattan and
The Bronx.
The Senate knew exactly what the conditions
here were. What the commission asked was not
more power. but simply clear definition Of its
power IN the existing law The same is true IL
regard 70 fhe authority OF the commission oFer
express companies.
Chairman Wilcox said ne had not read the Elev-
enth avenue bill which passed by the Assem-
b4y The bill as originally presented in the begis
lafure was a highly improper one, he said. add
ing tfsf he believed the New York Central and The
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment and the
public Service Commission ought to lie allowed to
get together ard thrash out The Eleventh avenue