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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18

Crown Point, Indiana, June 1S.-The
first of the Western Vanderbilt road
races was run here over a track as
smooth as time, money and men could
make II.
Today's race was over ten laps or
23274 miles. for the trophy. Entrants
were limited 10 light cars. Tomorrow
twelve big cars Will contest for the
Cobe cup. the big event of the meet.
Practically all the big drivers of the
country appeared in todays race.
which was witnessed by at least 100,
900 people scattered along the 23 IL
miles of the course. Joe Matson speed
ed a light ChalmerS-Detroit automobile
into fame by winning in brilliant fash
ion the Indiana trophy In all the long
killing journey Of 232.74 miles, he
stopped his car but once for gasoline
and lubricants He made the distance
over roads, which in spots were rough.
and the cars bumped in nasty fashion.
He and his machlnist finished in good
form, amidst the cheers OF thousands
all along the route. His average speed
was 51.2 miles an hour. For the route
IL WAS i.31:21.
derbilt cup, finished second in n Loco
mobile. his time being 4,39:03.
Monson, in a Marion. ran a close
third in i;42;03.
Matson started last in the field Of
nineteen, and in the third lap, in point
Of elapsed time, had secured first po-
sitlon. In the next lap he lost 1t to
his team mate. Knipper. but In the
fifth again regained 1t and held it to
the last He averaged seven minutes
in the lead after the first round.
Robertson and Monson ran a close
exciting race. and were seldom more
than minute OF two apart, but they
were unable 10 oyertake the fleet
Blue Bird" as the Chalmers Dc.
troit car is called. The other cars on
the track when the race was finished
were; Locom0bile (F1orida); Chal-
ners-Detroit. tPoole); Corbin, MATS
onyille). and Moon, (Wells). The 9th
ters either were withdrawn or hope
lessly distanced
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R E { E | y E
[ II R E E
MEDALS
Wrights Are Honored by
the Nation, State
and City

Dayton. O.. June 1S-Thc nation, the
state and the city. In which they live,
today paid tribute to Wilbur and Or
Vile Wright. the aylators. Standing
pretentious little aeroplane factory,
and almost within sight OF a field
where they first struggled with the
problem OF aerial navigation. General
James Allen. chief signal officer Of the
army. assigned by Secretary OF War
Dickinson for the purpose. presented
to the Wright brothers the gold med
ais authorized by act of congress. AT
the same time. each was given a dia-
mond studded medal bearing the off,
cial seal of the state of Ohio, and
another from Dayton, their home city.
The state medal was presented by
Governor JudSon Harmon, of Ohio. the
local medal by Mayor Edward z. Burk-
hart, OF Dayton.
Baron Kogoro Takahira, the Japan
csc ambassador, and Carlos G. Velez,
the Cuban minister, were among those
al the ceremony.
After the presentation ceremony,
the crowds witnessed a parade of
floats depicting the development Of
locomotion in America. This was
headed by an Indian runner. and af-
ter the various stages from the OK
cart 10 the automobile had been shown.
was concluded by an aeroplane. with
the suggestion that the next route for
speeding would be among the clouds.
Although this. the second day OF
Dayton's "Home coming" celebration,
was crowded with events arranged in
their honor. the Wrights found time
to labor in their workshop preparing
for the departure 10 Washington,
where they arc to resume flights for
the government next week Wilour
Wright said today. they hoped to leave
tomorrow. AS soon as the govern
ment's requirements are fulfilled. It Is
expected they will sail for Germany
TO take up work for the German gov
ernment
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NEW YoRk STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 81 as.
American Car and Foundry. 50.
American Locomotive, SIS is.
American Smelling. 81 Is.
American Smelling. pfd.. 109 IL.
American Sugar Refining, 124 rs.
Anaconda Mining Co, IS 8-4.
Atcnison Railway, III IL.
Atchison Railway. pfd.. 1O5.
Baltimore and Ohio, III IA.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, rs 5-S.
Canadian Pacific, ISL 3-S.
Chesapeake and Ohio. &c.
Chicago Northwestern. 1S2 rs.
Chicago. Mil. and st. Paul. 152 Ia.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, ~ 1-2.
Colorado and Southern, 81 IL.
Delaware. and Hudson, 1SS Ia.
Denver and Rio Grande, As S-4.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd., SO.
Erie Railway, "a Ga
Great Northern. pfd.. 14SS1-S.
Great Northern Ore Gifts. &c 3-8.
Illinois Central, 14S.
New York Central. l33 3-S.
Reading Railway. ISL 5-S.
Rock Island Co, 90 rs.
Rock Island Co, pfd.. GO SIS.
Southern Pacific. 129 "a.
Southern Railway, so is.
Union Pacific. 19f is
United States Steel, 66 SIS.
United States Steel, pfd., 123 Is.
Wabash Railway, % Is.
Western Union, 7S 1-2.
Standard Oil company, $50.
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SEEKING TO LAND TEA
BEFORE TAX Is RAISED

San Francisco. June 17.-RushinG
across the Pacific. loaded with over
seeking to land her cargo at this port
before the additional tax. which inn
porters fear Will be fixed on this COM
modify by the present congress. goes
into effect. In order that no time
may be lost in the race with the
/ ayne tariff bill, the steamer has been
scheduled to come direct, omitting the
Honolulu stop. and thereby saving two
days.
The Manchura and the Choyo
Maru. which have arrived here during
the past few days, both landed large
cargoes OF tea.
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@ FFlC 6 r r
IS SHOT
DOWN
Fatal Battle Between
Officials and Three
Train Robbers

Muskogee. okla, June 1S.-In bat
tie between officials and three train
robbers. who held up st. Louis. Iron
Mountain e Southern freight train,
near Bragg. Okla. early today. Dep
uty Constable Johnson Kirk was kill
ed.
Paul Williams. one of the robbers,
was shot through the breast. and cap
tured. The other two robbers es-
capped. and posse is pursuing them.
The object of the robbers was to get
the money Of the train crew. who had
Just received their pay envelopes. The
railroad men resisted the robbers, and
the sounds of fighting soon brought
Kirk and Deputy Constable Wycks to
the scene.
Robbers and officers. armed with
pistols. engaged in a battle. and Kirk
was shot through the head and in
stantly killed,
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FOREST FIRES BETWEEN
ST. MICHAEL AND VALDEZ

Seattle, Wash, June 1S.-Forest
fires raging along the telegraph line
between st Michael and Valdez have
ton Sound.
According to information received
at the local signal corps Office, two
miles OF the line near Golsovia were
burned. causing break between here
and ST Michaels. The line damaged
is between Fort Gibson and st. Mich
ael. Men are at work endeavoring to
repair the break. 1t is expected that
communication will be re-established
in short time.
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DEMANDS
[ @ SEE
TAFT
Tall Westerner Arm e d
hRevoIverArrested
at White House

Washington, June 1S-A tall west
erner walked up to the front door of
the executive mansion yesterday and
demanded admission. His actions at
tracted the attention of the police. and
he was arrested.
When taken to the station and
Bearched, revolver and belt filled
with .44-calibTe steel bullets were
found in his possession. The man
said he was Colonel James Strickling
OF RoJeberry, Ark.
Il don't intend to diyulge my busi-
ness" he said. IL came here to see
the president, that l might talk over
matters with him. / shall go back to
the White House when / get out of
this station house. and wait for Mr..
Taft to return. / am here for a pur-
pose. and that's all mean to say"
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SAYS WOMEN ExAGGERATE
ON THE WITNESS STAND

New York. June 1S.-Supreme Court
Justice Proctor Clark. in addressing
the graduating class of the New York
Law school, at Carnegie hall last night.
told the III graduates that women arc
often given to exaggeration on the
witness stand and advised them to he
cautious in the examination OF tieir
female witnesses, The 1urist, too,
sought to encourage the oratorical am
bitioDs OF his auditors.
They say that oratory is dead"
said he. 1T is not. Fashions have
changed, that's all Flowers OF ora
tory have gone out, but plain and
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Gull ~ OF
A W T i |
CRIME
Unknown Parties Wreck
Supt. WhaIen's Home
With Dynamite

Tucson, Ariz., June 1S.-Unknown
parties early today wrecked, with dy-
Mantle. the home of Superintendent
w. H. Whalen. of the Tucson division
of the Southern Pacific railroad Wha-
len and his wife were sleeping in the
Cupola of the house, and had mar
row escape from death. The crime Is
believed TO be the work of discharg-
ed employees.
The explosion hurled Whalen and
his wife from Taelr bed, but they es-
capped injury The stairs in the house
were blown away. and ladder was re-
quired for them to reach the street
Although officers are following sever
al meager clews. no arrests have been
made thus far.
Considerable friction has developed
since Whalen's incumbency. resulting
In a number of dismissals In the oper-
atins department.
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LEGLESS MAN % YEARS
OLD WEDS WIDOW OF 35

Chicago. June 1S.-Earl Moran, Il
legless man, % years old, was united
in marriage at Waukegan yesterday to
Mrs. Julia Davis. a widow. 80 years
old, who came from Plaquemine, La,
for the purpose Of marrying him Mo-
ran met her while he was south last
winter. He said she was kind to him
and he wished 10 make her happy by
marrying her. He was been In yaude-
Vile. but now is boot black in Wau-
kegan.
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SHOPS CLOSE
FOR. 7 W @
DAYS
RETRENCHMENT is BEING FELT
BY RAILROAD MEN.
End of Fiscal Year the Cause oil
Economics Which Fall Heavily
on the Shop Employees.

The local Southern; Pacific shops
were closed down Friday night and
most of the employees are taking an
enforced ycation" until next Monday
morning.
The coach carpenters, painters. car
repairers and few men here and
there In each department of the plant
remain on duty in order 10 work on
passenger equipment and 10 keep
things moving along regularly in hand
ling traffic. while the balance of the
boys are given change TO rest up
bit or hike along the streams gather
ing the finny tribe.
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last nights level. and much of the
loss elsewhere was also retrieved.
only pef1unctory interest was
shown In operations. trading being
mostly nominal and fluctuations triv-
ial Interbosough Metropolitan pre-
terred was the only stock to attract
attention, rising l 3-S before 1t had
setback
Increasing flrmness developed as the
day progressed. but the recovery con-
tinued. There appeared to be a dearth
of interest in the market Transac-
tions were few and far between.
Bonds were steady
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LOS ANGELES HOTELS NOT TO
RAISE RATES FOR CONVENTION

Los Angeles. Cal, June 1S.-No ho-
tel in Los Angeles shall raise its
rates either during the Elks conven-
ton. next month, the druggists con-
vention in August or the bankers con-
yention next wear. according to res
olution adopted yesterday by tho
Southern California Hotel Mems asso-
citation. in session here.
1t was also announced that the con-
vention committee of the Hotel Men S
Benevolent association. including In
its membership the owners and man
ayers Of every hotel Of note in the
United States and Canada, has decided
that the convention of that organiza-
ton in 1910. shall be held In Los An
geles
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BROTHER AND SISTER MEET
FOR FIRST TIME IN LIFE

Chicago, June 1S.-Miss Geraldine
Long. school teacher of Marengo
Ills, met her brother. Urcl Sullivan.
of Chicago, for the first time in her
life on Wednesday night They were
given away by their parents when
small. and don't know their real
names.
Several weeks ago, Miss Long
wrote to newspapers what she could
remember of her early life and asked
them to help her find her relatives.
Mr.. Sullivan read the story and
went to Marengo, The fragmentary
knowledge of their early life CORE
5ponded.
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BONE OF LAMBS LEG
GRATED INTO MANS LIMB

Chicago. June 1S.-The grating of
a section of bone from the leg of a
lamb into the right leg Of a. man was
the rare surgical operation performed
al the Frances Willard hospital yes
terday.
Docearl Townsend. an elevator OPP
orator. was taken TO the hospital sew
eral days ago suffering from a COM
pound fracture of the leg. The oper-
alton was decided upon rather than
amputation.
Chicago surgeons say this is the
first time the operation has been at
tempted in America
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PUPILS OF 8AYoNNE, N. j.,
SCHOOL ARE INTOXICATED

New York, June 1S.-The report that
drunkenness prevails among the pup
lis in the Bayonne, y. j, public
schools has been verified, despite the
denials of the city officials, by COM
mlttee of the school board whose re-
port sustains the charges made by DR..
Henry A. Abbott, medical inspector.
that many children attended school un-
der the influence OF liquor. The school
board issued an appeal to parents.
teachers and pupils to do their ut
most in discouraglng the use of In
toXlcants by the children of the city
1t was also resolved to enforce the
law forbiddlng the sale of intoxicants
TO boys.
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REV. PIERCE is THE NEW
CHAPLAIN OF THE SENATE

Washington. June 1S.-Rev. Ulyssis
Grant B. Pierce, ID. D.. pastor of All
Souls Unitarian church of this city.
was today designated by a senate res
olution TO act as chaplain until other.
wise ordered Mr.. Pierce is pastor of
the church which the President at
tends. and succeeds Rev. Edward
Everett Hale
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Yesterdays Proceedings.

One of the most dramatic incidents
of Mr.. Heney's address occurred when
he made reference to the relations be-
tween Abraham Rucf and TREY j.,
Ford. general counsel for the United
railroads, who is alleged TO have
bribed the political boss.
"They have defied us to produce a
witness who witnessed this bribery"
said the prosecutor. They have said
Show us the man who saw Ford hand
this money TO Ruef'
Well said Mr.. Heney, walking
toward the defenses side of the room,
scrutinizing the faces before him. II
will Show you the man who saw Ford
give this money, II he is here. He was
here yesterday. but he Is not here to-
day His name is TREY l.. Ford and
he is the man who saw his own hand
pass this bribe money TO Ruef"
The assistant district attorney made
avowal 10 the jury of his candidacy
for district attorney.
81 acknowledge that this is true, y
he said. 81 have an ambition to free
my city from jury fiXers and witness
bribers. and an ambition to clear out
the filth that infcsts our public offices.
And | will fuldll that ambition If God
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS
OPENING TRADING IN
STOCKS RATHER QUIET

New York. July 1S.-Tne, opening
trading In stocks today was rather
quiet and the price changes small,
and showed mixed gains and losses.
United States steel sold at 66 1-2 and
&c IA. compared with the close of 66
SIS Yesterday. New York Central rose
/, and Baltimore and Ohio. and Wa
bash pfd.. and American Locomotive.
large fractions.
A brief drive against the market
snook out enough stocks to put prices
below yesterdays close but the losses
were not important outside Of Reading
and she metal group Buying to cover
shorts restored G~ railroad list to
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COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
is ENRICHED BY $1s3,s33.3i

Chicago. June 1S.-Cook county was
enriched S1SS. 1881 yesterday. when
n check for this amount was paid 10
the county treasurer from the estate
OF Nelson Morris as inheritance tax.
This is in accordance with tue ap-
praisement adopted by order OF Judge
Rinaker. in the county court II is
the largest amount ever paid To the
county court, as an Inheritance tax
The total value OF the estate was
placed at S16.7oS.42I7S.
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NoRoIcA GIVES FAREWELL

London. June 17-Mme Lillian
Nordica gave her farewell concert at
Queens Hall today amid scenes of ex-
traordInary enthusiasm. Americans in
the big audience included the Duchess
of Marlborough, the Duchess OF Man
chester, Countess Stanford, Lady Lis
ter-Kaye, Lady Paget, Lady Craven
and j p. Morgan.
When the singer first appeared the
entire audience rose and cheered and
she received a memorable ovation at
the close of the concert.
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JUDGE ORDERS WOMAN TO
COOK THREE MEALS A DAY

New York. June 1S.-William Ward.
a ha' d-working mechanic. caused his
wife 10 be summoned to Newark DO.
lice court yesterday to explain why,
after he had given her $3.50 weekly,
she had provided him with only two
meals day and these Of such a char
acter as TO cause him TO be constant.
Is hungry. Mrs. Ward said she
thought he was getting all his mon.
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RANCHER KILLS SNAKE THAT
FOLLOWS HIM FOUR DAYS

ArtesIa, Cal, June 1S.-M, r. Nc
Kinney. rancher, yesterday killed a
bull snake. which he AYERS had been
following him for four days, bent on
avenging the death of its mate, which
Mckinney killed one day last week.
Yesterday, Mckinney started to drive
to town and as he passed through a
gate the snake glided out OF hedge
and wrapped itself about one of the
buggy wheels,
AS the wheel rcvolyed, bringing the
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FAMILY CONVICTED
OF SHoPLIFTING

New York. June l8.-Frank Wiley
his wife, Mary Wiley. and his sister
all of Jersey City, were convicted here
yesterday OF shoplifting. One other
member OF the family Wiley's six
year-old daughter. who was said TO be
an important factor in the thefts, was
not on trial, but her case will prob
ably come up in the children's court
later, Department store detectives
testified that the two women and the
child visited the stores and selected
the booty, while the men waited in a
convenient place and took the articles
from them after each robbery.
Wiley said that he and his family
came from Topeka, Kas., three weeks
ago.
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CHICAGO Close.

Chicago, June 1SZClose: Wheat
July s1,14 S-S; Sept. s1.O7 LASS;
Dec, 81 .oea1-S, May 81 .OS 3-4
Corn-July II 3-4a7-S; Sept 60; De-
cember 43 1-1a5-S.
Pork-July $40. 81 IL; Sept $50 so.
LaId-July S1l 90a92 1-2. Sept. SILL
81 IL; October Sl1 9Oa92 IL,
Ribs-July S11 10; Sept Sl1.20 IL;
October Sl1 .OOa02 IL.
Barley-Cash rs i-2aS1.
Rye-Cash S7aS9
Timothy-Sept. sS.9
Clover-Cash $40 60.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. June 1S.-Cattle-Reeeipts
estimated at $4,000: market steady:
beeves $5 21a7 25: Texas steers 81 :
60a6 40; western steers s4.75a6. 80:
stockers and feeders So 60a5 so; COWS
and helferS 81. 5Oa6 30: calves $50
abs.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900.
Market sc higher; light 81 30a7 30;
mixed 81 45aS 10; heavy 81. 55aS. Is.
rough 81 .55a7 10; good to choice
heavy 81 75aS rs; pigs So. 25a7 rs;
bulk OF sales 81. 65aS 90
Sheep-Receipts estimated ut 5000.
Market steady: native So 70a6 90:
western s3. 75a5 90. yearlipgs Sc 0Oa
Z 90: lambs, native. s5. O0aS %; west
crn So. 75aS 20.
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JOE MATS0N WINS FIRST OF
WESTERN VANDERBILT
ROAD RACES
In Chalmers Detroit Machine He Earns Indiana Trophy for Light
Auomobs-R Secures Second Place and Monon Third
Race Witnessed by More Than One Hundred Thousand People
Scattered Along the 23H2 Miles of the Course

ey entitled him to receive, but the
Judge ordered her to provide him with
three meals daily, suggesting corned
beef and cabbage and other substantial
dishes. The court ordered Ward to
report weekly IL his wife obeyed the
order OF not
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sometimes picturesque statement of
fact will always stay. Law is not
business. II any man goes into it
merely to make money, 1t were bet
ter a millstone were hanged about MS
neck"
General George Chase conferred the
degree of master of laws on sixteen
students who are now engaged in ac-
tive practice.
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PROMINENT ENGINEER
DIES OF APOPLExY

Seattle June 17.-H- F, Baldwin,
chief engineer of the Oregon & Wash
dead In bed this morning. He died OF
apoplexy.
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reptile to a level with the seat 1t
struck at the rancher. 1t did this
four times before Mckinney could get
In fatal blow.
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appeared to be much angered BY his
evidence.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, June Cattle-Re-
ceiptS 1000; market steady; native
steers SIS o0a7 90; native COWS and
heifers So. 75a6 60. stockers and feed
ers So 60a5. so; bulls So O0a5 90:
calves SO. soar 90; western steers ST.
75a7 90; western cows SS 25ao %.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market steady
to strong. heavg 81 65a7 so; packers
and butchers 81. 50a7 IS; light 81 Is
az 65: pigs S6.00a7 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market
steady to strong; muttons 81. 75a7 so;
lambs Sc 50aS 10: range wethers Sd
50a5 so; range ewes sS. 75a5. 25.
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York June 1S.-sugar. raw
Weak: fair refining SO. 36a3 AZ cen
trifugal SO test SO. seas 80: molasses
sugar s3. .IIaS. IL Refined. quiet
crushed s5 Go; powdered $500, gran
ulated Si.95.
COFFEE-SteadyS No. z Rio Z 7-Sa
s; No Santos 9.
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Wool.

st. Louis, June 1S.-Wool quiet,
territory and western mediums 25a2S:
fine mediums PLAZA; fine 16a22.
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
THE WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Game 3:15 ID. nm.
THE LIN E-UP
Ogden.
Salt Lake.

Come and the Old Timers fight
game.
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Metal Market.

New York. June 1S.-Lead, quiet,
s.. 35a4.46; copper, easy, Is 1-Sa5-S:
silver 81 is.
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WEA THEIR FORECAST

UTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE FAIR TODAY AND
TOMORROW