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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-28
SPIKE AND RAIL.

j. II. Mnn,lcrlcld OF the Salt Lake
Route has gone to Phoebe on business.
". r. Stcamcrs-The now steamers
Harvard and Yale to run between San
Francisco and Los Angeles IN connec-
tiun with the Western Pacific road,
will make the trip in Il hours
Work on High T.inc-Lrhere are
1000 men and 300 teams at work on
the new hiyhino OF the Salt Lake
Route, under contract to complete the
job by March next.
Lnhn Slnnuhan. construction engineer
Of the Salt Lake Route, has returned
to this city. after experimenting con-
struction OF the new shops at Las
Vegas.
Eugene DiyaI. assistant general
western agent OF tho Chicago. Milwau-
krc e. ST. Paul railway, Is In the city
from Omaha, on q periodic business
trip.
The new wcstbound train OF the
Western Pacific Went into commission
sunday at 2:45 pm. when it left for
san Francisco with one baggage car,
one diner, one standard sleeper two
tourist cars. and one observation car
of 10 sections. containing 125 passen-
gers This train takes the place OF the
ono hitherto leaving at midnight, and
gives It's passengers fine opportunity
to see the vast natural salt beds in the
western part of the state. and tn. mag
nlfccnt scenery THROUGH the Feather
river country.
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New. York, Nov. 2s,-Rnw sugar, steady
muscorado. 80 test. 343: centrifugal .,
test, 3.R; molasses sugar, 50 test 4. Is
refined sugar. steady,
COffee-Ouict
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Moses Hallett to Zion's S. r. &. Trust
Co. lots 10 and IS block II, Jordan
Place Sub. ........ ....................S
Louisa Decker to Central Planning
NH Co, part of lot S, block ll6, ,
John Kell to Geo +. Wendell. part
nf section q. township south,
range | west, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Frederick :sa,nuelson and wife to
Emil .. Samnelson. nart of lot Is.
Frederick Snmuelson and wife to AL
ma .. Storkham. part of lot 16,
block %. l0-acre A....................
Frederick Shmuelson and wife to Ar
thur v. Samuelson, part OF lot i6.
block a. l0-ncre a .,,,.,..,,..:......
Frederick Samuelson and wife 10
Iiilga l., SamuelSor. part of lot Is.
block %. .io-acrc A ................,...
W T.. l.Osee and wife TO amir II.
Geses ct al, part Of lot 20, Hollis /.
Frederick Samuelson and wife to
Anton +, Samuelson. part of lot i6,
block p. l0-acre \ ..,...............
Louis NJ. Carpenter and wife 10
Charles Milton. part o;lot S, block
81, plat G ...................,,...
United Realty Co. to 7. \. Sterrett,
lot 90, block ., Union Heights Sub.
Alexander l.. Gemmill to Franklin 3.
Plat. ST., part Of lot I, block 81
pn.
ris. lots II and lS block ). West
minister Heights ..,...,... ........
Arthur AIeads and wife 10 Frank
Meads. part par of lot Q, all of lot q,
Mary A. y. S. Hull to Aleah S. Par
fitt part of lot =, oiock So. plat
Mary \. u. S. Hun to william II.
Shovel, part OF lot 2, block 50, plat
,iiraU :, Nn;,,aa, -.
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~
COPPER MARKET.

I'VE would like to confirm reports
current OF an advance In the price of
copper to 1875 cents" says the News
Letter of Thompson. Towle & Co.. but
we cannot find that any OF the large
interests are getting better than 13
cents for electrulytic brands.
I've are informed that there Is Il
very large demand abroad for scrap
copper at an advance of 4 to % cents
in tho price the last few weeks The
size OF the scrap market Is not generally
appreciated 1t is a large one: in fact,
the copper production OF ten years ago
Is practically the size of the scrap mar
ket today. The urgent buying from
Europe Is an evidence OF the soundncs3
of the copper situation.
probably threcfourths of the Jnnu-
AIRY production of copper has already
been sold on basis of Is cents and
naturally higher prices for the metal
are in anticipation with the producers
sold so far ahead. Next months fig-
ures will play an important part in the
conner situation
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-In view of the worlds
shipments. 100000 bushels larger this
season than last and $4,000 bushels in
excess OF two years ago. whea, today
showed weakness, even though last
weeks total proved less than had been
looked for Promise of increased acreage
throughout India was aiso In favor of
the bears Advices from Argentina, how
ever. continued conflicting
The opening here vas %s e lover w t9 high
to a shade UP. declined 10 96iMs and re-
The French governments decision not
10 suspend import duties made tho corn
market easy Notwithstanding unsettled
weather. May opened shade to ;M5 off
At i6i to fds. touched 49, and fell back 10
Oats were slow. with local traders sell
Ing. May started unchanged to Il shade
IN, at 319Ms to ga and dropped to 35stfs.
v F@ GS 9s aas we f At Sp 1s t. sns
advance. with January at .aes Tor pork;
a,s;s for lard and s.a7l fov ribs,
tending hnndrsd '' miles 4, "'i from "T'"T RahIa
Blanca In the Argentine hardened prices
There was also q decided decrease in the
wns s,es sS,ss VIII Yse ay suRpx ,a The xSs GT@
the same ms Saturday night.
Corn-.Commsslon house purchases led
the little rally late in the day, The close.
however was weak. with May at 46g Il
net loss OF a4i.,
Corn, Cash; No. o 4s1O No. white.
tSs s NO ;sS SsIo " 5' @, NJ =, t7sas
2 white, new. 4SM a: No, 3 yellow, 5la6l;.
No yellow; new, '5ar i5i; No. 4. is9 Isl:
Nj new; 4i isaG.; 10 whi,e isg Ne
No'4 yellow new. A2g1+3
Close-Rye--Cash. so.
B,trley-Cash. 55asO.
Timothy-cash, S.oom9.5o; March, 1000
Ml06o.
Wheatr-DeGn ssl; May. 9.Ms: July, 92l
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LATE LOCALS

Principals to Mcct-Principals Of
the Salt Lake schools Will meet In re-
gular weekly session on "Wednesday
afternoon at Ais in the office d.
Superintendent D. II. Christensen, In
the city and county building.
To Discuss Smoke Nusiancc-Dr. Il,
f. Root, chairman of the Commercial,
Clubs committee on sanitation ana
public welfare has called n meeting
Of the committee for 1880 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. After luncheon. the
committee will take up the smoke
nuisance and plans Will be laid 10
instigatc a movement to correct the
present conditions.
New Broom Fnctory-Thc Salt Lake
Broom factory, located at Ninth Eas.
and Eleventh South started running
today. Andrew Amundsen is ths
manager of the new concern. He Is an
old time broom manufacturer of SAIL
Lake, being engaged in this business
several years ago, The Agricultural
college Is making experiments to see
whether broom corn can be grown
successfully in Utah.
Grocer Saw n Snnkc-A Fourth East
street groceryman was profoundly
moved Saturday evening when on
opening bunch OF bananas he was
salntcd with the hiss of snake. and
out dropped three foot RATHER. How
ever. instead of Fleeing for his life."
the grocer got a long pronged stick.
and managed by deft maneuverlng to
pin the reptile down, as he called for
help. With his head In hoe. his
snakcshir was quickly dispatched
Park Committee TO Mcrt-Post-
ponlns their meeting scheduled for
this after. the park board committee
OF the city council will meet tomor-
row afternoon ate o'clock in the office,
of the city recorder. in conference with
Waterways to discuss legislation
bearing on parks and public grounds.
Tho following councilmen comprise
the latter COMMITTEES: Wood, Recdall.
Mckinney. Holley and Hall.
Sunday afternoon address before the
Y. NJ. G. "A, Religious Director clifford
Grower Of the association, and FORM
erly of Chicago called attention to
the temptations that beset the young
men of today, how they may waste NOT
only their substance in dollars ana
cents. but how they waste their ply
steal and intellectual substance and
thus become estranged from home ties
and love Of country. and argued that
faith In Jesus Christ would give
strength to overcome temptation and
return to the home of the father,
where they would always be welcome.
The regular priesthood meeting OF
the Pioneer stake Of Zion will be held
In the stake hall, Monday. Dec s.
~ at 1880 p. IN. a full attendance Is
desired.
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D. : II. q. OF TIlE MOVE.

Reports from Modena state that the
Denver &. Rio Grande Railroad COM
pany has % surveyors in the field be-
tween Marysvale and st, George. Utah.
checking up former surveys and maxi
ing changes FOR the ncw construction
south. A. corps Is reported surveying
towards Beaver City. and construction
10 that point will be started upon the
completion of the survey. 1t Is said
the opening of a train dispatcher's of
flee at Thistle was in order to han
die the increased traffic, material
trains and the like. from the latter
point south. which when construction
starts. is bound to ensuc, Tho Iron
Mountain e Grand Canyon Railroad
company's survey corps is still sur
vcying between Milford and Beaver
('ity
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WILL HELP COMMITTEE.

The committee of the Commercial
club on coal. oil and gas Is in receipt
of a letter from Frank Pierce. a former
Salt Lakcr who Is now first assistant
secretary OF the interior. In which he
states that he will forward all of the
available reports and pamphlets on
hand that will give any information
IN the promotion Of the oil industry In
this state, and that the committee may
count on his cooperation by any as
sstance that he may be able to give.
This letter follows from the recent
action taken by the club to investigate
petroleum conditions in Utah and to
use its efforts in the development OF
sUtah's hydrDcarbon resources
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FIVE MEN BLOWN
TO PIECES IN MINE

DIrand, Okla, Nov. 2s.-Five men
were blown to atoms and nine others
were entombed beyond hope of rescue
by gas explosion in the mine of tho
Choctaw Asphalt company at Jumbo,
near Antlers, Okla. today.
The accident occurred Just as the day
shit was going to work. Five men were
in the cage and fragments of their
bodies were blown from the shaft,
which is 800 feet deep.
The other nine men We're already in
the mine All the miners were white.
The cause of the accident Is not
known.
Efforts to reach the cnton,bcd miners
proved futile as the explosion wrecked
tho shaft aN
The mine has been in operation for 10
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-28
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James a Pollock & Co.. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ahmeek, lbs bid: b. Ely, X a u :.
Chief, ! Il q ll-16; Davis DAILY. ! u a
z; f, Nat. lTs Ml5-l6; lnspn.. 9's
81 Baltic, 1I1s; Raven, 50I5l:
Leaf. 6 o.: Tonopah, So a y; Yuma.
20@25: Adventure, TA@S; Atlantic
s6d17: G. & A., 5iEdn55la: Range. 10
AL; CRANKY, 42mi3; Mass, SIS az:
New Con-, 19IsdGS0is; Old Dom, 40
asked; Quincy. 7A'a bid; Shattuck,
23mN; Trinity, uia; Victoria, "a y :
Wyandot. l1aMH Zinc, 2Iia as: r.
B.. Ia IS: Hcy, 3sM2; x Lake
way. 7h@S; $. & -. 712@s; Is
land Creek, 32M e; do. ptd,, SSeri y;
Gas. 3lG32; Cactus. 23T25 Chino. "a.
az Ely Con. 4Sm+5: CT Co, s@L;
la Rose. 4h6Ss: NJ. ", l0Gta: y. D.,
2Ila: Ohio. | 9-16M3s RI, Coaln.. aq14:
s. Lake, TG,a: lulounne. l-l6GB; Al
loucz, i2i&@43; b. Coaln.. 1sAGl9h;
Cent. I7taM1s: p. w, 3IaI&: G.. G.,
IIh; Mich. 3lsN4h; Nip, lOIIfs; Os-
ceoa. l27113o; Santa Fe., li.Is4: SUI
pcror i145; Utah con. % asked; WI
mona, aMh; Algomah, loA ALL Corblu,
laisIl6: Giroux, Iah Indiana, l3ls
altta; <cw. 3lsmA Arcadian 4hm& ;
Ray con. 2oGA: s. * p. 1888
ali; Apex. 2i.m3: keystone. 2Th;
Bohemia. tax; ChemunE, 5,a bid; Con.
Arlz., l3-l6M%: Witch. 1oml2: Flor
cnce, lihmA; Oak. 20 asked; Mckinley,
1hmh: Nov Utah. l6l-l6 Oncco. 27s
G1s Ray Cent, h-16G3s: $. & c.. lOfi
Is; Yukon. 3ssIM: Az. Cont, lsNla: G.
& H., a.5OT5, 80: G. NJ, 5mS; Franklin,
l0i:mll: Ia Sale. IhmA; Mohawk. iTm
4; " r.. 32is I3@: Parrot. l2Ti3; Shan
non, l2mas; Tamarack 60 asked Utah
Copper, i6lsm41: Wo!v 25Il.25;
Anal G69 as; Il, & r.. $500 Han
cock. @2la@23%; Royale, lS6ia: Lake.
34@M3ah; y, Lake, 7Isd9s: S. Utah, Ia
Gas: L. s. com, 34AIA; pfd.. i6ism4I;
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NEW YORK CURE CLOSE.

Chino. .3m23H; Davis Daily. 1I2m L ~;
Ely Central. pa y. Ely Con, 3Smil;
First NAT. Cop. lA az. Glroux Con-,
1lSGA; Inspiration. o l3-l6cris: Yukon
Gold 3 9l6Tfs; Miami, la7s6i 2Oh .
Nevada Utah, l5-16Gl. New keystone,
3irh; Niplssing, lo2iT7.; Ohio Copper,
9-l6"Fr Raw Central. . 5-l6dt9s. Ray
Con. 1875 m2Ois: La Rose 7-l614
9-i6; South. Utah, l7sdf%; British
Col. Copper, Ga Bay State Gas. *
fl2t: Bradon. 4h@aa; Cobalt c.. SiS 40;
I'll Rayo. 3I3la: Ely Witch, sails:
King Edward. l-lSTk: Mason Valley,
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NATIONAL APPLE SHOW.

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-~The national apple
show opened today In the First regi-.
ment armory. and will continue to and
Including Dec. 4. 1t furnished to visi-
tors view Of probably more varieties
of apples than ever before we're brought
under one roof. Spokane. Wash. led all
other exhibitors In respect to quantity,
sending oy:,c 2.Gno, 900 apples in II special
train. The attendance for the opening
day packed the armory. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-28
COLUMBUS SELLS OFF.
business on Local Exchange Contin.
tics Rather Dull.

Business on the exchange still con-
tlnues rather dull The feature this
morning was columbus Consolidated
which. with a 10 cent assessment. de-
linquent on Saturday sold down to 81
with $500 shares charging hands. There
apparently seems to be special reason
for this stock being thrown on the
market as reports from the mine do not
indicate anything unusual On the
open board, 200 Opcx sold at II and
1000 Bingham Central Standard at l5
Bingham Copper WAS is bid, offered ut
II, Masonic Mountain 81 bid and DAILY
60, with offerings at 10. The total num-
her of shares sold on the regular call
was 24.s50 with value Of S4.656.5o and
on tho open board, 9,42o shares. worth
$3.50
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RAILROAD NEWS
SALT LAKE ROUTE PLANS.
believed New Line West of Dasgctt
Is 10 he Built.

Relieved New Line West OF Da"gctt
Is TO be Built.
San Bcrnardino. Cal, Nov. 2S.-That
1t is the intention of the Salt Lake
Route to commence in the near future
the building of it's own line to DagEett
west. obviating present traffic arrange
ments with the Santa I'e. is the belief
expressed by engineers now in this city.
The opinion is that the road will be
built through the Alojave valley and
connect with the present terminus at
Riverside Junction.
Engineers who have looked over the
region are of the opinion that the salt
Lake will not cross the mountains in
Cajon pass but select a route where the
grade will rc less heavy. 1t may be
that Devil canyon will be chosen. In
that event some turneling will he neces-
sary to avoid climbing the crest,
The reports have stirred local inter
ests with the anticipation that the road
will maintain large freight yards here.
It Is believed options taken some months
ago on land west and north of town are
for this PURPOSE.
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- fF'uNHhTIdN"d fEFHJ
c3a-24o CONSTITUTION BLDG
BothtiPhonea hse -


Jointly with BETHEL in the complain,
will be SENTENCED on Dec. 10. Tho
charge upon which th,N two stood aS-
cused was that of stealing hides from
the Denver & Rio Grande
The following pleas, of not guiltyswere
entered: j. j. Davis, charged win
burglary in the second degree; John
King and +. Rannncker. conspiracy,
John Norton and Bert Allen, attempted
robbery: Leon Soulard, burglary IN
the second degree.
The case of Mamie Fitzgerald.
charged with assault with attent tr
kill was set for trial on Dec. II. The
case of Harry Horton, charged with
carnal knowledge, will come to tril,
On Dec. IA.
Informntlons We're filed IN m.
criminal division of the district CONT
Saturday aEai inst Lucy Williams. for
robbery; Julius Sirmay. for first degree
murder in, the killing Of Thomas Kar-
rick; Don Gunich. forgery; Morris
We'll. burglary, third degree; A. A.
Baker. burglary. third degree.
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TEN THOUSAND MILES.
Hartman Merger of Western Roads
tn Form Thrcc Divisions

To Form Three Divisions.
The 5O-odd railroad CORPORATE tons
comprising branches and subsidiary
lines of the Union Pacific and depend
encies. will be merged into three size
able systems by the coming merger.
the three new corporations including
10000 miles of road and designated as
the Union Pacific. occupying the east
ern territory, the Oregon Short Lima.
occupying the central territory. and
the Oregon e Washington Railway g.
Navigation company, occupying the far
northwestern territory. These three
separate corporations will act in har-
mony. the central and western systems
being practically the property of the
Union Pacific. Tho o. S. l.. will have
nearly 5000 miles of road.
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NEyApA DOUGLAS FINANCED.

With the placing of 100000 worth OF
bonds, General Manager w. G. Orem
OF the Nevada Douglas announced Sat
urday that the property would now be
made a producer and the railroad
would be rapidly pushed to completion.
BY this deal. David Eccles and w. n.
Watts, both OF Ogden. become directors
in the railroad as does Windsor V.
Rice OF this city.
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FOR Personal INJURIES.

Dan Nnranvich Files Suit Against
southern Pacific for $1,000.
Suit for Sl,9o9 for personal injuries
was Med In the district court today by
Dan Naravanvich against tho Southern
Pacific company. Narnnvich. in his
complaint, cites negligence upon the
part of the company, with which he
was employed as n quarryman near
Lakeside, In Boxclder county. when,
on Sept IL, 4 blast was fired OH a ledge
above where he was working and ho
was covered with earth and stone, So
rlously lnjuring him.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov. 2s.-Moncy on call
easy, 2A1h: ruling rate. 29s: closing
bid, Us: offered at 21s.
Time loans easy and dull 60 days and
90 days. 4Gh; SIX months, 4@A.
Primo mercantile paper, 5dh pcr
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.s2 .1O630
Tor 6o-day bills, and at SO for demand.
Commercial bills, .s1h44.s2.
Bar silver. 55M tsl.5s a---i.ss.-,
Mexican dollars, 40. S
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. easy.
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TOTALS
S6.235.5
AFTERNOON SALES.

Colorado. 100 at 50.
Columbus CON. LOO at 81; 1900 at 80.
Crown Point, 1.500 at 5is
Iron Blossom. 400 at IS,
May Day. 1000 ut i5is
Silver King Coaln., 200 at Loo
Sioux Con. 100 at 2ala.
South Columbus. 500 at l3h.
,rintic Central. $500 Mt .; 1000 nj So.
Tintic Combination. 5000 at ..
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VICTORIA SHAFT COMPLETED:

Advices from Eureka are to the ef-
feet that the shaft of the Victoria
Mining company is down LOO feet and
as soon as stump is made that sink
Ing will be discontinued and develop
ment Of the ore bodies commenced. 1t
is expected that the stump will be hn-
ished this week.
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san FRANCISCO OIL QUOTATIONS.

Associated oil, AaTAal4.5o; Brook
shire. $50 bid Clarcmont, 1901 80:
illinois Crude 81 bid; McI<ittrick. 10
ago; Monte Cristo. $50 bid: New Penn
sylvania, 50 bid: Palmer l,42iaml.i5:
Premier. 75@7I: S. i. x McKlttrick. 10
bid: S. w x g.. AGI42; rurrr,C 10
nlo5 WIZ OIL ooJ asked
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10,i as; Mckinley Darugh, 13sd14S;
Montgomery Shoshonc. 5alo; Nevada
Smelter, MM9s: Silver Queen. Sal4; I'm,
tic. |. 90 asked; Ontario, 2Ta; Alice. .'Co
asked; Sioux Con. os132: colorado: "a
Il6: Iron Blossom. q bid; Carisa, l4@
20 Nevada Hills. 2A@as.
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Tenth Wnri-rhe Tenth Ward Mis-
sionary society will give an entertain
ment in the ward amusement hall
Friday evening. Dec. .. for the purpose
OF providing Christmas rc,nembrances
for the missionaries from the Tenth
ward who are laboring in foreign
fields.
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FORENOON SALES.

FURENOUN SALIS.
Carisa, so at l4h.
Cedar. 1000 Mt IA,
GO.
Columbus Con-, 100 at 34la: LEGO at "a:
GOO at 3Sla; 400 at 33; 600 at 81: 500 at
3als.
Iron Blossom. 400 at II; 100 at rs.
Little Bell. 200 at ] .05.
May Day, 5000 at II.
nj Prince Con, 400 at so.
Seven Troughs. 1900 Mt 4A 1000 at g.
Tintic Comb, 1000 at 2.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
DO WELL
At DAILY JUDGE
Manager Lnmbournc Thinks Tia;
Present system Is Beneficial to
All Concerned.

General Manager George W. Lam
bourne of the Daly Judge is of the
opinion that the leasing system under
proper management Is of great value
both to tho miner operating under the
lease aud 10 the mine owner. as 1t
works good fol. all concerned. At the
DAILY Judge, miners are given leases
and are guaranteed wages. but with the
stipulation that should any ore dcvel-
oped be of enough Importance that the
management should desire to work IL
for the company that they shall have
the right to cancel the lease and TO
continue development. Oftcntimcs
where an ore body is too small TO be
worked nj a profit by a large corpora
ton. an individual can work on that
particular deposit and make a fair
profit since he does not have to use eX-
tensive timbering nor does he have to
share in the other operating expense.
Mr.. Lambournc says that they have de-
rived considerable benefit from leasers
at the DAILY Judge and he thinks that
their policy Is satisfactory to all par
ties concerned. Under the conditions
existing there. n miner may make twice
AS much as he does if in their regular
employ and the system creates conf
dence both in the miner and in the
company AS an example OF the de-
Neippmcnt Dy leaScrs, MT. ba'hbpurHe
cites IL case in that property last week
where on the l,i00 in the middle vein
leascrs opened UP II good ore body in n
cross fssure making toward Bonanza
Flat. This may or may not open into
a large ore body, but the find was of
enough Importance that the manage
ment saw 1T to operate it. Further de-
velopment might open UP large ore
body, but the lead that w1s followed
was so small that the company could
not work it ut a profit. but leasers
could make neat sum above their reg
ular wage. 1t Is his opinion that the
leaser forms an important part of the
development of a mine. and when prop
ery governed that this system is one
of the best methods of prospecting.
since the lcascr is guaranteed at least
his regular wage and the company still
retains control
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Fairvisw Eagle. - b.d; Nevada Hills,
2.22lT9. 27a; pittsburs Sil. Peak 80 bid !;
Eagles Nest, I bid: Round Mountain. 80
asked: Elailstonc, 8 asked; Rawliide Coall-
lion 1 nSkNl. ---.
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KANSAS CITY.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Nov. &,-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, SI23: fine
medium. 2on21 finc,y l2GlS
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS <: !.

The following quotations were received
this afternoon over the direct private
wire OF Badger Brothers:
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WHY USE YOUR

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