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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
CONCENTRATES.

The annual rneetinr ~ the Amalcarr1-
ated Conner comnsny Is being held To-
day
Frank u. COOK has returned TO SAT-
In rs Aneeies
Angus Buchanan. one or the pioneers
OF Beaver county, has been in the city
for several days.
A, assass,nant has recentlv been
levied on the Jim Barrett property
in Beaver county.
biew iiulnpnrles. consuming eusineer
tor the Gunn-Thonpson interests VIII
IsaVe aoout Weuuesuay ioT ulP 70
NeVaua ana Arisoha'
According to 7. w. Gallagher. who
has returned from Jclko county, Neva-
da. Contact IL one OF the most prom
Using camps In that country.
N,a,.. = ,,,- -, ,h, u,,,, e,ai-
-. s-', - ~ tt,. W ., '' 60 ~ -.
u,is 80 81. ~ T., go
Dusbing develonnent work M n faster
rate than ever befnre
Col James IL hackett ~ IN SAT- Lake
from his home at Louisville Ky. He
declares that money IN mat state Is
growing tight ana throughout the mld-
die west loans are going higher
According to reports from white Plnc
county. New. Casren Olsen and G. G.
Sims, while herding sheep, discovered a
ledge of tungsten near Red Hills The
vein has been traced for 400 feet
-
pe9rge b"iI BOURNE inanaser OF
tne Day-Juuee Mining conpany hes
49,, at,,,t,,,s ~ ss,',,,Si ,,,ao,i,,s-
a. ,or,rar,, ana ,oNLing o,,er neber
aatatis - h,,,,na.s
rioh strike mas oeen reported from
the NllhheSota l<sau company mime IN
tne buek creek District NeNaua;
ABOUT 81 mlies from bly' IL selu
that 20 TONS OF ore near the strlke nave
oeen remover in'S CARRY ov per cent
lead ana values IN goiu ana SILVER
The Success mine at Duck Creek
commenced naunng ore 10 tle snelter
last week. General Manager - I. NC
Donald declares that only high grace
ore WIN pe sent out this summer, ana
the low grade VIII ne stored Tor the
mlll winch VIII DC put IN next year
The lAte strike at the Kearsarse
property. which Is now operated by
the Dry Canyon Mines company. is the
discovery OF IA inches OF ore carrying
10000 ounces OF silver. The strike was
made in an upraise from the i,000-foot
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June li.-Hope that the bot,
tom prices for wheat had been reached
In European eenters received sneouraee,
ment today from higher quotations AZ
Liverpool and was reflected here with
promptness. a decrease In the amount
OF breadstufrs on ocean passage heisht-
ing OF worlds shipments had similar
eject. There were also predictions or
frost In the northwest. Considerable sell
hut the effect was only temporary. The
market opened AM % TO sax high
er, with september covering the extreme
range at 9oiz to - The option reacted
to sou and then rallied to SOS.
Fairly good buying put up the price OF
corn. Heavy selling pressure from local
speculators however. nullifed the adj
vance September started = lower to =
higher. at $50 "a "a. dropped TO 5SSs
and rallied 10 $50.
market easy. september opened unchang-
ed at 35% gained = In sympathy with
wheat but soon went bacH to the level OF
the previous close
Provisions were sharply higher IN spite
of lower prices for hogs. The bullish
interview by Milwaukee packer was
said 90. be responsible. The market
rise. First prices for the September
delivery were n 10 To q rs for pork. and
II sis for lard and ribs.
and southwest pushed the market ma
terially higher. Foreign nuying also was
a factor. The close was strong. with
September at 9i3s, net gain OF ] n a
CONSTITUENCIES by large shorts hard
cned prices decidedly. crop conditions
we're reported as backward. The close
was firm. with September IIsdSs above
the previous close
Cash corn. No. 2 57H ASA No. 2
white, aa. a seis: No. 2 yellow. 5ss. n 5sIa ;
No, g. 57a4a5sis. No. white. elris No, }
yellow. Ssh. n y; No. 4. 5Sia a 90. No. I
white. 5ta bsis; No. Z yellow 5sisG67
CLOSE ye--Cash. 567s.
Barley-Cash, JoMs
Timothy and Clover-Nothing doing.
Wheat-July. M& sept, ML Dec, ai
Corn--July. 5s9s; sept, eohah ~ Dec,
57N.
Mess Pork. per bbl.-July. 2i.eo; sept.
Lard. per 100 ibs--July, $3.50; sept.
short Ribs. per 100 ibs--Juiy, ie.s7is;
sept. i22.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New YORK. June 6-Raw sugar. nrm
muscoVado. - test. 3.74; centrifugal 9d
test AZ; moiasses sugar, 50 test, 10
5,lb powdered On,
Conoe-Spot. quiet. No Rio. 50; No
( santos, sA.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago June 6-Butter steady.
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases included.
1bis4 leia receipts, l5.Gs5 cases; nrsts.
10 y ni6i4. prime firsts. III.
Cheesc-Steady. Daisies. l4At q Is, Twins.
t4HWA Young Americas, IN; Long
Horns. i'tal5.
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MARKET Is ERR.rrc.
Prices Throughout Session Are vari-
able and Low

able AMI Low.
One OF the most peculiar markets
that has been had in long time pre-
vailed on the local exchange today.
Trading was fairly heavy but the prices
Were unsteady in tho extreme, Any
upward move was met with a reaction
that sent II hurriedly down again New
York was the liveliest member of the
list this morning, but IL slipped off
few points before the close. The strike
in this property has added to the inter-
est taken In II and the price climbed
up quickly this morning.
New York stock opened AT 12k cents
reached 10 cents and then gradually
moved down II dropped to II. 10 and
a& cents before IL rallied to 1ih cents
again. the closing price. Cedar was
slow today but fairly strong Column
bus Consolidated slid down from IS
cents to so cents Crown Point. on &C
count OF the annual meeting today. was
put through an crratic stunt of moving
up from . cents to % cents and then
back down To SIX cents During the
morning 300 shares changed hands.
Under heavy selling Of Tintic Central.
which during the session amounted to
1900 shares II dropped down from II
cents 9iz cents. Sioux sold for eta
cents today and East Tlntic Develop
ment brought a half cent
Lower Mammoth was also sufferer
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Forenoon totals 1000, $500 tS.ss2.TS
AFTERNOON SALES
NO CHANGE ~ OFFICERS.
Especial to Tho News)

Provo. June 6.--At the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Crown
Point Consolidated company today all
the old directors were reelected except
r. Il. Allen. His place was taken by
John Roundy. Tho Knights were nos
present at the meeting but the old d.
rectors reelected were Jesse Knight. i.
VIII knight, W Lester Mangum. John
r.. Roundy and Joseph Worthlin. the
proposition OF the Eureka stockholders
taking control and starting work fnilcd
TO materialize at the meeting.
No definite information can be- OBJ
tanned az to whether the property VIII
sart up again can be obtained, hut II
Is generally understood that such VIII
be the action Of the board OF director9
al its FIRST meeting. when the dircc-
tors will organize.
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New interpretations

The Central Utah hospital filed ar
ticlcs OF Incorporation with the secre-
tary Of state this morning. The prin-
cipal place of business Is Mount Pleas
ant. and the capital is 500, 900 The Off
GERS include. ]. r. Earle. president,
Farley Nelson. vice president: Ross
Anderson, secretary and treasurer.
These are also directors
An amendment to the articles ri in
corporation Of the Glcnwood Mining
company OF this city has been filed with
the county clerk by which the capital
stock was increased from $4,000 10
sl25 900.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Ma
tionai Food company OF this city were
filed with the county clerk on saturday,
the capital being placed at 100000 In
shares Of the par value of 81 each. The
site for the big plant II on the q. :. l..
railway at Trenton, where one Of the
largest cereal plants in the world will
b. constructed. The officers are: r. r.
south president; u. Y. Benson. vice
president: : l. Richards SECRETARY;
w. p. Funk. treasurer; A l.. Hyer and
E Bergeson are additional directors
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NEW STRIKE LOOKS GOOD.
Two Fissures and Cross Vein Cut by
New York,

Quite a number Of Salt Lakers visit
ed the property Of the New York MIN
ing company yesterday at Park city
and made an inspection OF the new
strike made on the sQO-foot level about
800 feet from the shaft In the party
that visited the mine yesterday were
Alex Campbell, f. w Griffith, j. ii.
Demlng. w. J. Lawrence, J. II Plant
and II. Mann.
The drift tx said to have cut two
good looking assures and cross vein,
In all OF which there are punches OF
high grade Drifts are now being sent
along the assures and the work Is de-
cIared TO be satisfactory. In one OF
the assures there Is foot Of carbonate
ore that Is said to run frQ~ $50 to $50
"A ton. The ground Is also declared to
be soft and such that large ore bodies
should make in.
No trouble Is being encountered
from water and the pumps only oper-
ate two hours every day 20 keep the
mine dry.
The upraise Is now a distance OF 20
feet and II Is declared II is all in ore.
The two main parallel assures cut
cast and west while the cross assure
runs north and south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06

81 dividend will be declared by this
company. For some time past the
company has been accommodating a
surplus over the amount necessary to
straighten out It's Indebtedness to Matt
cullen. This will be done before the
end OF the month and dividend Will
probably be posted late today
After paying a dividend II Is assert
ed that the company will still have a
comfortable surplus In the treasury
The company also has 202, 800 shares
OF stock In the TREASURY.
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sLAsHED WITH A RAZOR.

Tom Powell OF Poplar Grove. watch
man for Strange q Mcclure. was found
Saturday night on Third South street
between State and Second East streets.
lying in an unconscious condition and
with his left eye ball slashed as II by
. razor wound. Powell was found by
G. w. McNab OF the Lincoln house, who
notified the police. Powell said, wheh
taken 20 the emergency hospital. that
while placing the danger lanterns on
the construction work on Third South
street he bad been attacked BY an I'M
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CONTINUE 70 PUSH WORK.
.Jaclsllng Asserts Properties Are Going
Ahead Rapidly.

According 10 Col. ID. G. Jackling. who
returned yesterday from a trip through
Arizona and New Mexico, Inspecting
the properties In his charge there, there
Is f0C-nng OF consequence developed
thert in some time. At the Ray Con-
solidated. he declares, work IL being
rushed I'm putting in the concentrator
and shelter. and that drilling. Is being
continued on the Ray Consolidated and
ella properties. The report on the In
crease Of tonnage for the month on
these two properties has not been is
sued as yet.
At tho Chlpo good progress. is being
made IN clearing the ground for the
mill and also running the surveys for
the railroad that will be run from the
mine to the mill. The amount of ore
brought in sight by drills at the prop
erty will be small for tho month. as
drilling was started in a new territory
and the holes have not been tied In
with any dehniteness yet. A large in
crease viii be connected up as soon as
the work progresses a little further
Mr. lacking intends to remain In
Salt Lake several weeks before re-
turning TO the copper country again
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MAJ. HOOPER IN TOWN.
General Passenger Agent Of Denver 4
Rio Grandc Makes Brief Visit.

S. X. Hooper, general passenger agent
OF the Denver d Rio Grande railroad,
IL in the city today, on his way to Den
yer from the Pacific coast. Maj. Hoop
or said that business is good all along
the line. and that he is looking forward
10 the completion of the new .Ri1
Grande depot in this city with much
interest. I'VE always aimed to take
care of Salt Lake" said the major,
and when the new depot Is finished We
shall feel that Sat Lake Is well pro-
vided for in tho way of terminal facili-
ties Traffic Is heavy and the RIO
Grande always gets It's share" Mai.
Hooper leaves for Denver this after
noon.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York June 6.-Money on cal
steady 2?nA per cont; ruling rate. 2a
per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent Of
fered at 81 per cent
Time loans weak and dull: for 80
days. per cent: 90 days. 3A per cent;
for six months. AK per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, ~ to ~ per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at i.s36og %
for 60-day bills and at 4S6.65 for de-
mand
Commercial bills. 4SSGh.
Bar silver. 53as cents.
Mexican dollars, a cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
INDIAN SENTENCED.
Poor 10. the Torecr. Draws IS Months
And q Fine of 500.

Robert Plkyavit the Indian charged
with altering and forging a government
warrant for $40 and cashng the same al
Moccasin. IN northern Arizona last fall,
this morning changed his plea OF NOT
The United states district court
The fud.au sS1E Se'tenced by
JUDGE Marshall to 10 months in the Leav-
enworth pcnitentiary on each OF the Two
will run Concurrcnuy.
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COPPER BELT MAKES SHOWING.
Orcm n CO.. Issues Statements as TO
Work Done on Railroad.

Orcm n Co. Issues Statements as to
Work Done on Railroad.
A. J. Orem q Company OF Boston.
has lust issued statement on the
Nevada Copper Belt reilroad. Rela-
tive to the equipment and earnings OF
the company the letter says in part:
The Nevada Copper Belt equipment
consists of one locomotive, one gaso-
line motor passenger car. one baggage
car, six ordinary freight cars, one
caboose, roundhouse, machine shops,
two stations. warehouses, stock yards,
sldings. employees residences, and all
the numerous other facilities attending
the operation Of railroad line. An adj
ditional locomotive and - hopper bot
tom steel ore cars have boon purchased
and four additional stations are to be
put In.
Contracts have been negotiated with
some OF the larger mining companies
for ore transportation amounting TO
$3.50. 900 per annum, and considerable
additional business OF the same char
actcr Will be obtained. These mining
contracts will begin early In 1911, AZ
which time the general business Of the
road will he considerably increased by
virtue OF at least 500 men being added
To the payrOlis in the district
Although only IA miles Of the line
Is In operation. the balance being In
COURSE OF construction, the company l.
meeting operating expenses and inter
est within three months OF beginning
business. The net earnings now are
equal to 2iS per cent on the total capt.
tai ization OF the company, and 4 per
cent on the total cost OF building the
entire rs miles, with only the agri-
cultural business near the junction
noint with the Southern Pacific avail
able Tho company will make big in
terest on the capital invested from
either the mine or ranch business. and
with both TO depend on II has a
definite earning capacity OF splendid
ma gnttude.
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on the exchange this morning, selling
az Al and 20 cents only few shares
were disposed Of at that price.
Tho total number OF shares disposed
OF this morning was $500. while tho
amount represented by the transactions
was ss.ss2.75.
on the curb market trading was fair
ly good and Bingham Copper was the
star attraction. During the open board
$500 shares changed hands at 20 cents.
Two hundred shares Of Bingham Cen
trail Standard sold at 20 cents. 1000
shares Of Opex were sold at Al cents
and 300 shares went at "a cents, buyer
60 days
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kathryn n. Keith ct AZ. to Keith
Realty Co. part OF lot 6, block a. ,,oo
plat A ...s....-,..s.sss .s.t'sssss s /. fJ'f'
John r. Leonard ut ~. to G.. n
Nelson. lot Z. part Of lot 5, block
l. East Capital Ave. Add........ FL
Kimbali & Richards CO, TO swan
r Olsen, lots ~ and 81, block
Burton Place .,..ss.s.....s......s.s.
Urban Plcknell and wife to William
9. Roper. part Of lot !, block 49,
plat a ..-.......... .,.::.,, .-....;..
Henry T. Burns and wife to John
Mace. part of lot 8 block ?, plat
G ......... ....-s-..... ,......ssf..- o
Pioneer Roofines.
Sold, laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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GETS PATENTS.

Especial TO The NewsD
Provo June 6.-Thc Texan Mining
company has received u. $ mineral
patents for the Texns and I.arimie
Mining claims in American Fork min
ing district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06

known assailant and knocked dow, r.
sensible. No money was taken fran
him and the motive for the attsct y, u
unknown. From the emergency No.
pital Powell was removed to 81. Mar
hospital marx
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
FORENOON SALES.


Black Jack. 800 at 8
Cedar Tallsman, 500 at 10.
Colorado, 200 at a.
Columbus. 100 at %; 100 at So; 800 at
Grown Point, 2.1oo at Q: 500 at sih;
/, 500 at % 1000 at sA.
Indian queen. 1000 at l.
Iron Blossom, 800 at 81. buyer So 200
at o.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at II. 100 at 20.
New York. 1000 at 1874: 1000 AT II;
500 at 10: 100 at II; 400 at 10; 1000 at
ga 800 at iiih.
Sioux Con, 300 NJ o.
Tintic Central. 1000 at II 500 At loi9;
1000 at TO- 1000 AZ 81 $500 at "a.
Yankee Con. 500 at 4.
OPEN BOARD
Black Jack. ! 800 at s.
East Tintic Dew, 500 at y.
Iron blossom, 700 at %.
Mason Valley, 100 AT 80.
Opohongo 500 AT Is.
Sioux Con. 1000 at 3lh.
Tintic Consultation, 1900 az q.
Colorado, 400 at SO; 200 nj 81. buyer 60.
Crown Point. 1900 at 9it, buyer co.
1.S00 at So.
RECAPITULATION,
shares, Value.
Regular call .......,.. $1,000 S@9l2 -
omen hoard ..........21,s 300 1870 20
Forenoon totals ......, $500 tS.ss2.I5
AFTERNOON SALES
columbus. 100 at IS; 400 at SO.
Crown Point 1000 at 3; 1000 at So;
9 900 at 49,
East Tintic Development, 500 at V.
Indian Queen 1000 az 1.
Iron Blossom. 500 at %.
king william. 900 at .
Lower Mammoth, 100 nj 40; 800 at 80;
200 at 39is
sioux Con. 2S00 AT 2iis.
Tintic Central. 400 at 9ia 1000 at ..
Utah Con. 1900 NJ 3. 500 AT az.
Victor Con. 1000 at ,.
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MAY DECLARE DIVIDEND.

A meeting OF the directors of the
Moscow Mining company Is being held
this afternoon and II Is probable that
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WOOL.


st. Louis. June 6-wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, l6iA q p
fine mediums l5n1S: fine, l@dl4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-15
Fries Boy Again
Landed in Jail

Ardmore. Okla, June l5-Leon
Fries after enjoying his liberty for
only a few hours, was captured in
box car at Marietta. by sheriff Al Da-
US Of Love county Sheriff Akers and
four deputies were securing the eoun-
try for the boy and the sheriff himself
was but a few miles behind him VIXEN
the prisoner was taken Fries was
making his way to Texas, and from
there be intended to go into Mexico.
Afteg bis return to the iail he seemed
TO anles te rest following his walk
Of twenty miles
Fries does not have ms so often
now, and bic escape was made pos
sible by his being place In charge og
paralytic in the JAIL he was allow
ed freedom Of the corridors and made
his escape through window IN the
basement formerly used IN delivering
coal 70 the prison.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-15
TOESTABLISH
SCHOOL OF
MUSIC

Col. A. J. Sellers Of San Angelo,
Texas, is here for the purpose Of es-
sahiishiag a school OF music. He is
already meeting with much encourage
ment and he win start his violin class
at once.
Col. sellars has taught in some Of
the best colleges in the west and
comes highly recommended.
Secretary Kirkpatrick makes the
following statement:
TO Whom it May Concern:
About two months ago ! received a
letter from Col. a. j. Sellers Of San
Angelo. Texas, inauiring about Chick
asha as place Of residence. as 10
cation for a school Of music
IL my reply enumerated reasons
why Chickasha possessed peculiar ad-
sanlages along all these and other
lines. and closed by bsyiting col Sci
iers Ia cpme here % = trip Of inyesti-
CATION.
Thia invitation was accented Col
sellers appeared before The directors
~ THE Chamber Of Commerce with "
credentials and made SO favorable do
llsnrsAsion that ghe hooid unanimohs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-15

mark the wonderful progress Of the
age. Air flights on heavy machines,
kilograms without wires. terrible war
inventions to XIII men, and that Won
der Of wonders-Dr Kings New Dis
covery--to save life when threatened
BY coughs, colds. la grippe, asthma,
crop bronchitis. hemorfhages, hay fe-
yer and whoopng cough or lung trou-
Bile. For ali bronchial affections It has
no equal 1t relieves instantly Its
the surest cure. James N. Black Of
Asheville. n. q. X. r. No. 4. writes It
cured him Of an obstinate cough after
all other remedies failed SOC and
$500. A trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by Brown & Co. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-15

~ gave their approval to his plan for
the establishing Of school Of music
here on the strength Of this action
Col. Sellers returned to Texas, ar
ranged to dispose Of his property iI-
terests there, moved his family to
Chickasha and is now resident Of
this city and is already organizing a
violin class. have no hesitation in
saying that Col. Sellers bears recon-
mendations Of high order both as
man and a musician and further I am
sure thai the people of Chickasha as
a whole viii find in his personality a
pleasing addition TO the citizenship of
this city.
cHAs. G. KIRKPATRICK.
Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-15

- Aft~ 0AitN ~ - AtAtffhttf9 AN0aett1
1t is absolutely certain that the
chinery OF the solar system is run
down. The earth. with its maalo
three thousand trilIion tons. moi
through space a thousand times fa
than the express train goes, is bl
retarded by the friction OF the atk
phere and tides to the extent tina
loses about an hour in 10000 year
very slow process. it would seem.
one that will inevitably bring
earth TO a standstill ultimately. 4
what is true Of the earth is true of
the worlds and suns. Sir Isaac N
ton maintained that the motions of
bodies in space suffer retardation
that their velocity is steadily bee,
ing less and will finally cease. Sc
systems. like everything else. b
their time to be born and their time
die New York American.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-15
LANDMARK WILL
RISE FROM ASHES

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. childress Of
Rush Springs were in the city today
visiting the newspaper Offices and look
ing for printing Office material. The
Landmark which Mr. Childress pub
fishes was completely destroyed by
fire Monday night, but publication viii
be resumed as soon as new plant
can be secured. MI. Childress owned
both building and plant and his loss
was heavy. He carried some insurs
ance on the building but none IN the
plant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-15
MORE WINNERS IN THE
BOYS, FIELD DAY SPORTS.

The following is the list Of winners
in the afternoon at 5udge Williams
field meet Monday Tho forenoon
winners we're published Monday.
Running broad iump-R. Hays.
Base ball game--Baker. Hay, OAR
nell. Hehner, Gowdy. Binke. Leonard.
Lindsay, Owen.
The prizes were given TO the boys
at the Oklahoma Stale bank Tuesday
morning