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COMMERCIAL.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Jan. .-Cattle-Receipts. csti-
mated at 3ooo; market steady TO 10c.
higher. Beeves. 4.20@7.S5; Texas steers
fVVu 300; western steers. 00d6. 20: stock
ers and feeders, 30o@5.2O. cows ard helf-
ers. 2.1O@5.60. calves. 7.25Q9.5O
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at 300:
market generally lOc. higher Light. SO
@S.5o; mixed. S.BGS co; heavy. S,3091S. co;
rough. S.3OnS.4 40; good to choice heavy.
S'teaS 90; pigs, 7.s0@S.25; bulk of sales.
sheep-Reeclpts, estimated at 5000:
ern s.754S.9o: yearlings. 6,5o@7 IS:
lambs. native. 5.5@s.es: western, 5000
$50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo- Jan. 3-Cattle-Re-
oelptS. s'Voo; market lOc higher. Native
steers, 1'S091.SO cows and helfers. 60@D
W. stockers and feeders. 3.25@5 %;
bulls. 3. 25q5.0o. calves, IO0G9.00. western
S'efrss %ns f;eSgS;S. ~ western cows. 5.oo@4. Is.
.hposs-ReSeiptss 9,000; market l0c
higher. Bulk OF sales S.15@S,4o. heavy,
si94S4S; packers and butchers. S.20T
e.fsi nght S.lo9s.2S; pigs. 6.50@76o.
oheop-keoeipts, 1900 market l0c
nigher Muttons. 4.50G5 90; lambs 6. e.754
$50; led western wethers and yearlinxs
o'va'-'o' Ted western ewes i.5O95.io
OMAHA
Omaha, Jan. 3.-CattIe-Receipts. 1000;
marker active to 10c higher Native
stSers, S.Wn4.s0; cows and helfers. 5000
1S,-o, western steers. S.25fp6.255 cows and
eeliers, Jco@5. %. western steers. ESQ
''"'' COWS and heifers. 3.759AO: can
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HAS ENORMOUS NINE.
Ray Consolidated Could Yield Many
Millions TO Owners.

The Ray Consolidated. by recent drill
operations on its property Mt Ray In
Pinal county. Aris.. has been devel-
oping and improving ore conditions.
A few months ago the average thick
ness of the commercial ore tested by
drill up to that time was about % feet.
Recent drilling has been in ore OF much
greater thickness and rs result the
average of the whole now stands al
about 112 feet. II is understood that
the demonstrated ore In the Ray Con-
solidated property now approxiDates
GO. 000. 600 tons and the management Is
confident that ii Will ultimately de-
velop 100,000.000 tons and probably more.
This ore will be mined underground by
caving. which will cost about so or 60
cents more than steam shoveling. II
Ray Consolidated Is to develop 100. .OOO,-
COO tons OF ore. which Will yield an av-
erage of 30 pounds of copper to the ton.
at a cost of 9 cents per pound, the re-
suit viii be profit OF s1.20 per ton on
13-oent copper and $3.50 on 15-cent
copper This means a prospective av-
erage profit OF at least s1.50 per ton. or
$50. 900 900. The company's capital
stock Is selling in the market for a.
present valuation of $4,000, 000-Arizona
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ing of the business of the brokerage
house of the Whitney-JeN company
by w Fl Child and the purchase by
Mr.. Child OF his partners interest in
Child. Cole S Co, Clark l.. Whitney and
II. B. Cole, who retire. Will leave the
board for n year at least and as they
have been among the most active
traders they will be greatly missed
The Child. Cole Office at Eureka VIII
continue as before under the manage
ment OF George A. Shepard and Heber
C. Jcx will remain in charge or the
office at Provo formerly maintained by
the Whitney-Jex company.
The stockholders meeting OF the
Utah Copper company will be held
Jan. II, at Portland, Me, instead OF
Jan 6, in New Jersey as previously
announced. 1t now looks as though the
Nevada Consolidated company VIII be-
come part of tho merger.
The tunnel at the Ely Centennial
Copper company has now reached
distance of 200 feet from the portal
and there is every Indication that the
objective point will shortly be reached.
Manager f w. Griffith has just re-
ceived word that the work Is pro-
crossing rapidly and that everything
points toward a mine being made In
the property within a short time.
The annual stockholders meetings OF
the Lower Mammoth mining company
will be held on Jan. 10.
1t is believed that the earnings for
the Goldfleld Consolidated mines VIII
amount TO S6.91S.000 this year. The
gross output Is estimated at 227.7OO
tons and the gross value at $S,117,-
412.
Reports from the Star mining dis
trlct In Beaver county say that
strike has recently been made In the
Grand Dominion Mining company
property High grade copper-lead ore
has been struck at depth Of $50 feet
In the shaft. President d. c. Rees
has gone to the property
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
crs of the Sioux Consolidated Mining
company, which was scheduled for this
morning was postponed until this after
noon. This was on account of the large
number of proxies that had to be pass
cd on.
On account OF Secy F. I. Gunnell OF
the Seven Troughs kindergarten Min
ing company missing the train to Provo
this morning. the special stockholders
meeting that was to have been held this
morning was postponed to $50 o'clock
this afternoon.
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LEwIsoHNs TO BUILD SHELTER.
VIII Build Electric Line In Seven
Devils Country.

Lcwisohn Brothers OF New York and
chicago have purchased the Iron Dyke
property in the Seven Devils district
IN Idaho. says a special dispatch from
New York, and contemplate the con-
struction of smelter near Ballard's
Landing on the Snake river, to handle
the ores from their mines and other
mines In that distr\t. They expect 10
build an electric line from the Seven
Devils district down the Snake river
from Huntington to Lcwisohn. Although
the report could not be verified 1T is said
that the Lewlsohn Brothers have sc.
cured an option on the OK river electric
project on the Snake river. near the
proposed site OF the new smelter II
Is understood the electric power miami
when completed Will have an oItnut
OF over 10000 horsepower. At present
they are driving an 11-foot tunnel :. .0o6
feet long through solid rock to change
the channel OF the river This project
alone Will cost $4,000. 600 when done
The New Workers close to the I.ewIa-
ohns decline TO go into details about
the big investments. but it Is known
that all contracts have been closed for
tho foregoing work.
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CONCENTRATES.

According TO Superintendent f. w
Ralph of the Boston Ely. the shaft Ia
now down LILO feet and the last a.
feet has been in ore running from
eO cents So in gold and
one half of one per cent
to per cent copper. 1t Is
expected that the secondary enrich
ment VIII be reached at the water
limo or at depth OF 1.15O feet
Eastern Nevada Is at present at
tracing considerable attention and
Goldheld people have recently taken
up interests in Battle Mountain
Beowawa. Tenabo. Austin, Kcarns,
Buckhorn. Palisade. Cortez. and
Eureka. Among those who have ac-
quired Interests in these camps are
George Wingfield. Patrick Clark. John
Bresnahan, Capt. j. b. Menardi. Will
liam NJ, Hennessy. John Howard. ].
7. May. William Mahoney. ". S. Nc.
Crca, LOTUS & Davis. J. C Nc
Cornick. Mark w. Musgrove and 9TH
ers.
One OF the changes on the local ex-
change of tho new year is the acquir-
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Volume Five
Church History
Published by the Church With Intro
duction by Elder B. II. ROBBERS.

This volume deals with the history
of the Church from May 8. 1912, to
31st of August. 1843 1t. therefore.
covers a period of about sixteen
months. The main external events
may be set down as follows: First.
exposure of tho wickedness of John
c. Bennett, and his departure from
Nauvoo: CD the charge against tho
Prophet Joseph of completely In an at
tempted assassination Of Ex-Governor
Lilourn w. BoGgs, under whose cclc-
Drated extermlnating order the body
OF the Church was driven from Mis-
souri,: CD the attempt of the state
OF Missouri to extradite the Prophet
from the state of Illinois. to be tried
as On accessory before the fact to an
assault on Ex-Governor Boggs; (D q
second attempt on the part of Mis-
SOUR TO extradite tho Prophet from
the state of Illinois on the old chnrro
OF murder. treason. burglary. arson
iarceny. theft and stealing" first
Drought against him In the year 1S3S.
(b) u preliminary prospecting of tne
west, doubtless with Wow to tho
contemplated removal OF the Saints
to tho Rocky Mountains
or events that relate moro ncarlv 70
the Church as an organization there
should be mentioned: % the intro
duction OF the endowment ceremonies
nno enlarged instructions on the suh-
)ect OF baptism for the dead.
w an extension OF AUXILIARY
organization by bringing into cxistence
the Young Mems and Women's So
ciety.
=, Another Item of great interest in
thls volume is tho manifest develop
li,ent OF the character and spiritual
s.l9ngth OF the Prophet during this
peIIou, inc trying experiences
through which he passed seemed to
discover now qualities OF soul mower
Within hinn and to emphasize those
which he was known to have possn.sS
inc doctrinal development Of tho
period covered by this volume doai,
win several items which NAV he ra
earded as preliminary to that ricbnr
unfolding OF Philosophical Thought 70
"hlon tho last year of the Pronhot..
'eacning was so largely devoted
vol is now ready.
Bound in cloth S1SO postpoid
Bound In Half Morocco. 50 an roo,
paid.
Bound I'm Half Calf $3.50 pos,,,,,
Bound In Full Morocco Gut E,dno
$500 postpaid.
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HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.

AT the annual meeting OF the Nil
Desperandum Mining company recent
ly the following directors were elected
for the ensuing year: w. S. Hudson.
T. H. Smith, ]. II. Schwartz. c. Nc
Carly. L. L. Simmons. Ralph f. Wool
ley and A. G. Burrltt. The directors
will meet OH Jan. IL. organize and lay
out the plans for the company during
the coming year.
Tho secretaIy's report showed that
the company has spent in the neigh
borhood OF $1,000 on the property dur
ing the past year. but this has been con-
fined principally to exploration work.
A number of men are at present em-
ployed upon the property. 1t Is the
Intention of the management to do a
large amount OF work this year and
fully develop the ground.
The Nil Desperandum, which Is In
the Black Horse district, Nevada. has
a number of promising looking gold
veins running through 1t and 1t Is de-
clared that with proper development
it could be made into a paying mine
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Adventure. 6h@7s; Atlantic. 11@12;
9. & A. 1920 X. Cent. 37h @3S: Cop.
Range. SAG II. Franklin. 1S@h: G. c.,
115 q "a; Mass, say; Mich, T@h
Nevada Con. 26Ss@%; N. B., 6S% a.
%iOsceola, 163@165: Quincy. 9O@91; ;
Shannon. 175 OK; Tenn. Cop, 40 ask
cd. Utah Con, 45h @46; Winona, 12h
a y Az. Com1., 4s& @5o; y, Coarn..
27& 92S;C. & H.. 6S0@S5: C. NJ. .I0@16c; +;
D. W.. s4 @9h. CRANKY, 11o@ Y; La
Sale. 171s @&. Mexico Con. AZ as;
Miami 2Sh @29. NipissIng 1Oh a.
Old Dom, SAX ass; Parrot. 216A
Santa Fe.. 21f ak Tamarack, 72@7S:
Trinity. 10h @Ss Utah Cop. 59A @6O.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. 3.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper 594@5s per cent
Sterling exchange weak. then strong,
with actual business in bankers bills
at $4.S3.60@7o for 60-day bills and at
4.S660 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4S254 @4s37s-
Bar silver, 52la cents.
Mexican dollars. Al cents.
Government bonds, weak; railroad
bonds, heavy.
New York, Jan. 3.-Moncy on call.
strong and higher, 6@1o per cent; rul-
ing rate, s per cent; closing bid. 10
per cent; offered at 10 per cent
Time loans firm; for so days and 80
days. AZ per cent; for six months. 40
AZ per cent
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RETURNS TO OIL WELLS.
l.. Il. MacMarron Examines Grand
River Enterprise Fields.

L. i. MacMarron of Spokane, Wash
ington. who ls largely interested in the
San Juan oil fields. was a Moab visitor
this week. says the Grand Valley
Times. being enroute to that section
to resume drilling operations when he
was forced to suspend. last summer
on account of the scarcity of fuel He
has had his plant reconstructed to
burn oil for fuel. obtaining 1t from Tom
Brice's we'll, which is situated near.
Mr, MacMarron stopped over at Moab
and visited the Grand River Enterprise
oil field. accompanied by T. w. Bran
son. K. b Mcrkins and A. NJ Rogers.
The snow and Ice prevented a careful
investigation of the grounds but some
gas Is still escaping and while most of
the oil seeps are covered, enough was
shown to interest him to the extent
that he expressed n determination to
visit the field again as soon as the
weather conditions would permit A
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HORN SILVER is SHIPPING.

For several weeks past the Horn
Silver mine In the San Francisco
mining district Beaver county, has
been shipping considerable ore At
present the company Is shipping bet
ter than one car load of ore day To
the American Smelling and Refining
company. There is now over 1000
tons of ore on the road to the smelter
While the mine was not shipping ore
Immediately after the closing of the
Tintic smelter. which 1t supplied. the
mine did not ship ore to any OF the
smelters. At the same time the miners
were kept busy on dead work or
blocking out ore for, future use.
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ARIzoNA's COPPER OUTPUT.

Arizona's production of copper for
1909 Will probably approximate 33S.-
100000 pounds. This estimate is based
on the average production for the first
IL months OF 27.500.000 pounds per
month and about 1000. 900 pounds addi-
tional contributed during October
November and December by the new
smelters OF the Arizona Commercial at
Globe and that of the ARIZONA United
States Mining company at Johnson In
Cochise county. Arlzona's production
of copper for 1907 was 252,7s4.69S pounds.
In 1908 the production was 29l. So. .OS4
pounds
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ners. 2.a5ms.25; stocleers and feeders. s.75
M5'%: calves. 55o07 IS: bulls stays. etc.
Hogs-Rccclpts. 800: market 5Q loe.
higher. Heavy, s. .3G6s. 70. mixed. S-2R
SIS; light. S.2O@S.25; bulk OF gales. SOC
sheep-RcceIpts. 1900, market steady
10 stronger. Yenrllngs. 5.svql Is; wcth-
ers 5.OM6.O0; ewes. 4.6S@6.eoi lambs
5.@MS.2l.
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TOTALS,
51.547 s1s.44s.oo
AFTERNOON SALES.


Bullock, 1000 at M
Century. 1000 at 10.
Colorado. 3,150 at 81: 200 Mt So.
buyer 60; 1.400 at so.
Columbus. 100 at 1879. seller so;
100 at 1.40. soller so: 700 at 1-37 y;
100 at 1.95. seller 60.
Crown Point, 500 at 6.
Daily Judge. 100 at 4.65-
f. Crown Point. $500 at 1.
i. Tin. Con. 1,500 at 1%; 1900 at
2
East Tintic Dew. $500 at 7&.
Indian Queen, 200 at 2&.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at II; 500 at
rs. seller 80; 300 at II. buyer 10.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 81
Mason Valley 900 at 2.o5; 100 at
21O. buyer 60; 500 at 2.07 Y.
Mountain Lake. 1000 at Y.
New York. 1,50o at II; 1000 at II Y;
1000 at is. buyer so.
Ohio Copper. 200 at SIS.
Provo, 5000 at s.
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VEGETABLES.

Stringed beans, per pound. ......-.e...l9
Egg plant. per pound ...-.............io
Cucumbers, each .......... .......'..is
Celery, two for. ....'.--..-'.to
Parsley, three punches for.-... ..'lo
Saratoga chips. per pound 80. ........5O
New cabbage, three pounds for........5
Green onions, two punches for..."..:5
New spuds. per peck .......'.''''::.;aooo -
Hubbard squash, each. 'log:0
Pumpkins, each ......,.,... ......'.'o@io
Fresh tomatoes, per pound .........lo
New turnIps, three for. .'lO
Bell pepper. per pound .,... .....'''...'.d9
Sweet spuds, six pounds for........'ao
Artichokes, 2 for. .....,.......s...ss, s,.'s ~
Brussels sprouts ..-.....-,,.....''..... %
Green beans, per pound. ..............l2
Caulinower, per pound. d.....s.......'.'lo 10
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LEGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description,
arranged from the best legal forms,
and brought strictly up to date.
full supply always on hand at the
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

careful examination TO be made. He
declares the geological condition to be
the most encouraging he has ever seem
He left for San Juan county today
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FARM PRODUCE.
JOHN STEVENS CoURTsHIp.
A Story of the Echo Canyon War.
Pv C,,oo yonpo, C,taa

BY Susa Young Gates.
new. charming story by Susa
Young Gates. just Issued from tho
press. 1t is adopted In the Reading
Course of the Young Mems and Young
Ladies' Association.
Price. S1.00. postpaid
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st Louis. Jan. a.-Wool. unchanged
fine mediums. 20@24; nne. 1Z92l.
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FORENOON SALES

Black Jack. 1000 at 121i.
Colorado, LOO at SO: 500 at 81.
seller 80
Columbus. 125 at 1.4O: 200 at 1.s7 u.
f. Crown Point. 1,5o0 at /.
f. Tin, Dew, 1000 at s.
Indian Queen, 1000 at g.
Iron Blossom. 300 at rs: 500 Mt 20:
y y. at ~ 100 at H. buyer '0' S00 at
Mason Valley, $50 at 2O5.
Mineral Flat. 500 at X.
Ohio Copper. 500 at $50.
Plutus. 500 at 5h
Provo. 1000 at SIX
Seven Troughs. 1850 at 10.
Sioux Con, 1000 at S3; 500 at
32H, seller 60.
South Iron Blossom. 1000 at 1,
Tin Central. 1000 at tx. seller SO;
5000 at S.
Uncle Sam. 200 at 46.
Utah Con. 1000 at 5&. buyer 80;
$500 Mt 5,s
OPEN BOARD
Colorado, 500 at 81; 1.5oo at 81,
seller 80; 500 at 81, seller 60; 1000
at So, buyer so. 300 at 50.
Columbus, 1000 at 1879
F.. Crown Point. 1000 at 1.
f. Tintic Dew. 1000 at s.
Iron Blossom, {, 200 at rs; 1000 at
II; 100 at II, seller so; 100 at II,
seller 30.
Ohio Copper, 200 at $50
Provo. 500 at 8.
Texan. 500 at B.
Tin. Central, $500 at SN; 200 at
S]a
Utah Con, 1000 at SIS.
TOTALS,
Shares Amount
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RETAIL.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND HAY.
MEATS AND POULTRY

Dressed beef per pound ,..,.......7@20
Dressed hens. pound ........... ,1s@22M
Lard pound -..........-.,......... 90
Dressed veal, pound .l2H 6p90
Fall lamb. pound -............SS SSS9o
Dressed spring. pound ............25
Fancy breakfast bacon. pound ..S5
Roasters. pound ~ .. 90
Ducks, pound ....... 20
,n naII,e geese, pound .....,.,...-.......,2 20
Turkey. per pound 90
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j. II. WHITNEY, Stock Broker.
1874 Atlas. Bell. 1870. Res. 3004-Z
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Pioneer Roohngs,
Sold, laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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FISH

oysters. select per quart --.S9
oysters, large selects, per can.'...''.pgg
Soles, per pound. ..-,.-....-..'...-'.'''
Shad per pound. .......--.'''..'.''' 10 10
Striped bass .....- -:....''.'--'''.'-'';i ~
Smelts, per pound. .,...-.......''..s.'i
Barracuda, per pound. d...-....'..-.'''i',
C,.ahs .35M40
S,,s-tors snail nor can..40 40
N. Y Counts. per can n....-.....s.''''..o
FIounders. per pound. d..........-'.'...!o
King Ash. per pound ...........'...''.'i
Brook Trout. each. .........-.......'.
Halibut, per pound. ........''.-.s's''l Il % %
Salmon. per pound. ..-..........-.-''..1yP
Rock Cod. per pound. d.............'..lf':
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

Creamery butter per pound AZ
Butter. ranch. per pound 95G620
Cheese. per pound ....2 2OD25
Ranch oegs. per dozen ... Ak
Ncufchatel cheese .....,,... ia
Pkg. cream cheese. two pounds o0
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NUTS.

.,, -n- ,>o,,nd .....,...2o 20
All,onus' p.. pund Is
Fllberts. per pound. d.....'----''''''''- ~
Peanuts. pounds for .......-...'''.'''oo 10 10
Mixed nuts, per pound. d...,..'..-.'''.'-o
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GROCERIES.

- ,o,rd ....25
Honey. per pound ..-s.'-s.-.''.''. On
Bects in cans. each .--.ss.''-.-'''''' -
Dill pickles, quart ,....'s-.s''''-'''' on
Sour pickles. quart --.-..'''-''''''-'' ~
Popcorn. three pounds tor''.''-''''' M
Sugar, IA pounds for. ....-.-'s'''- 80 A'os os
Citron peel, per pound .''-''.''''''' %
Lomon peel per pound -'-...''.''''''oe ~
Orange peel, per pound .--..s'',.' oo -
Mincemeat, per pound ......-.-lo w. 90 90
Sweet cider. per gnllon -''s'.'''-.''''JJo 20
Rye hominy, quart .......s-- -.s'.''--' ~ ~
Creamery butter per pound ''-'.. ...sso 80
Good ordinary butter ...-.....'.'.'So Sog1o = 90
Inc Sus .,. ,......s. $50
Maple sugar, per pound ..........'.s.'-o
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-25
SOLD
CATALOGUE FREE

5 more properties just sold from our
list.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-25
FOR SbL,Gl

795-CHEAP FARM. One hundred
and thirty acres on main road, two
and one-half miles from village,
stores, etc, four miles from railroad,
three fourths mile from school. Till
age cants to east. Dark loan soil.
Hay nearly all cut by machine. O1e
hundred thousand feet mixed timber,
one mile from mill; plenty Of wood
for home use; 1000sugar naples large
enough to tap; camp one fourth mile
from the farm buildings, equipped
with 700 buckets, eVaporator, $50 pail
storage, new gathering tank, etc.
Barn 40x60, has cellar and is doubla
boarded, arranged for II cows and
two horses; shed 18x40. Good pas
ture for 10 cows. Fruit for hons use.
One story house, six rooms on first
floor, chambers unfinished; good
cellar and piazza. Spring water runs
to house and barn. Near neighbors.
With this farm we will sell seven
COWS, three head of young stock, two
horses, 40 hens and ali the fodder,
mower, rake, farm wagon, pillow, har-
row, sleds, pair work harnesses,
cream separator, buggy, etc, ard ali
small tools. Price $1,000, or bare farm
for $1,000.
826-TILLAGE FIELD WITH BARN
Seven acres of excellent land Just
outside of Barton village corporation.
Land is smooth and machine worked
and is adapted to all kinds of crops
grown in Northern Vermont. New
barn 24x30. Price $780, Buy this
piece of land, you can raise all your
fruit and vegetables, keep a COW and
sell hay enough in few years to pay
for the land.
625-STORE located in busy rail
road town, stock consists of ladies' and
gents furnishings, is new and up-t to-
date. Present owner is doing good
little business which can easily be in
creased by adding more stock. Pres
ent stock will invoice about $500.
This store is nicely located, electric
lighted and has nice window to dis
play goods in. Rent is only $12 per
month, including heat. Don't fail to
Investigate this if yon are looking for
a low priced mercantile business.
s19 - PORTABLE STEAM SAW
MILL. Blu lding 14x60, engine house
1924, so h. p. boiler with brick arch.
40 b. p. Mayo engine. This engine is
in good running order. Left hand
Lane saw mill. Slab saw, new Lane
edger, saw dust elevator, shafting,
betting, pulleys, etc., all in good run
ming order. This mill is located six
miles from railroad on good road
Owners have no further use for this
mill. Price $3.50. If you have tim
Der lot buy this and saw your owr
lumber the mill will soon pay for it.
self.
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