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.lHISIiIARB.
Hell Known Residents and Others
Hh0 Have Passed lRag.
zIHmIINI.

ZIMMHEAM#
II. GsofKs !. staadsld dIed Tues
dax morning u IL hmm II Harrison
Vie. Il - = 9saf= 81. - ID
haen 3 resident d IN Second district
nj HI lie He ~ > charter mam=
beF ef Shiloh IgaaFe a Old FeIIoxH
IL IafHer - luton sIaHH.Ia -
sIanHsIH leaves 4 widow. IL Amelia
Buckley sIanfIaId. 80 81 children.
MnH. ! Charles Thomson ~ rachel
!. nnndIe. MHH T.IsH XaHaH. aI
santa Efaz. n. - William 7
BsaamHn. oI fhIa eonnIs. II AIonzo
sIanIIaId. II nIIzaIsIHI1xn. =. ~
George = slanfIeld. 0f HaadaIIHI0Nn
! brother. Iames sIanIiaId. Nho IH =
xEaHH old. HlHa survives Tie funeral
f00E nIaea fTHm Mount nafan RreHIY
IsTIan Church yesterday.
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MARYLAND LITTER CARRIERS
ASSOCIATION.

! Larse Number = Members Present.
THa MARYLAND RnfaI Letter. -
80 Association I'D InsiE Seventh
.nHzI convention = uaHIHz - -
HHIHH= - SATURDAY . 81 80 !
IaHEH number u members HsHs -
~ - ! - - = = mozI Huez
=HaIaI mH.IIaEz
n - aE#snsa i IaYaT snanHalIsf
- delegates #HTH zaIHomHI D IT.
- y sIHaIa. - Solicitor. - Be
IzIE af - HIIIzsnE I'D b - i :.
G8IaaTH. Postmaster. - behalf aI he
IHHIaII|Ea officials = InH IasH= IL
IoxIHs = lie - d. nHoEfHm
EfIdas. August = = - , II.
- = anaeH >. President sIaHHaT.
sInEIHE America
PRAYER IN / y Dol.
I'll II Of OfH6sHzz
I'll 81 II Counties.
Reading uT Minutes
appointment Of SredenIIal Gom.
mIIIss
Introduction Of President EfeY ol
Ika National Association.
Friday. August +. n 30 =.
81 ID Order b President.
Enrolment q Delegates.
AddTaaH II Welcome on DenaIT q
eItIZenH-lInY \. Steele.
IN behalf q : :. Officials. y :.
II. i ! 1oT7uEh
Response
Introduction oT .T. y. =. uroxn.
editor of i. + i New. u Washing
ton. ! :.
Saturday. August -. : = ii.
81 - Order b President.
Unfinished business.
nznoTI ~ Officers.
Report of Delegates u IasI National
Association.
Report nf Committees.
keH business.
Election If Officers and Delegates u
National Association. H follows.
President. :. < GIIlton. Of Wooaanz=
hurs. VI president. sazHuel WslIy.
Of GIanaTm. secretary. Thana. Z
Fearee. Of 1IenaFnl: treasurer. 7. I.
PpIe. of neIaIf. delegates - national
convention II Little Rock. Ark. y
I. starnef. nf this cit. M ThomaH
i naaTes. af GIenaTm.
Saturday. AneEaI - ;. II.
al II Order.
Z Unfinished DnansHss
NeH business.
Address of Mr. suIlman. supI. oI
nnnal Mails. Washington. I. :.
AddrazE ~ National 0IIIeerH--PreHIz
aenI EIIas rrEY. Indiana. secretary :.
L. I'll. Of Massachusetts. and treas
urer. J. :. Williams. Pennsylvania.
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I=EuIIHH

ri HaHEHHH Elizabeth EHnuae.
sITs 81 sHmnEI Grouse residing =
Hanover. =. IIsd friday. AHEuHI =.
afIsr lingering Illness IHam HaHSHHz
I'D = FsaTH.
shs - } daughter nf - IaIs
: EIeTIeE HHnEzH4. q sIIxHH -.
and - married = yaarH - -
Samuel IHnuHH. Rhu survives naT=
HIIh IHHaa HaHH=Y YIaIa#. Charles nd
RoHeoe Grouse. and 80 daughters
Eika Larue and M Marie GHnaHH.
II II home She 7 40 survived b
her mother Mra Frederick nnnksHI.
10 brothers. George III Alien hank
eTI and ans sister Mrz= frank noN=
nm. II II Silver Hun
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Sarah Jane. HIfe oI Adam Snyder.
Of Daniel. died On August = n - D.
N. aEe1 IS feara. She ~ ; mem
Der of E1snezeT Church. she i zuT=
WED - IHs following zIHIerH and
brothers. 1HH. Emma Green. MuueIH.
Ind. I1H ReDaeea Underwood. Naal.
InEIon. J. i. sommerxIlle. Of FInEa.
bur-. and one EIepHon. Charles Snyder.
Funreal services TOOK nlaeH II The
house yesterday Il ] ?. n. Rax al
officiating. InIaTmenI IN EIenszHF
cemetery. paIlhearGrz we're Daniel
Cover. John =. Miller. John :. Eanser.
Z. y. nuFneaz T. 7. Conway md Z.
:. Waltz. : II Waltz funeral HIree=
IuT
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Ian1eH Il. K.eIef. 81 . seaTa. ;
respected aIIIZHH . mzzH HIHua -
!. died August +. . typhoid IsxnE.
aftsT n IIIu4Ha af ne weeks Il
Is HurXIKea b n aIIe - IN
children ThH faaHIaI. mich -
IHnEsI. attended. - I'd sanaa. =
Prospect Church n >. II Services
Nere conducted > = N. HaIaY.
q - MHHEel - IaHaI tributes
HsHe numerous m HaHaHHm. =.
nalIH.zHafH NsHa HsIHseIeI Innm IHa
:. : ;. : q NaHaI AIFE u .HIEH
nH1sH = EI.@z# - . member
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=IInHIr..

Charles Z. aEed months nd =
daYH. infant H0n IT Thomas and Efa
Bower. near Winfield. Funeral ser
Wee xefe conducted 1t The nouH. II
! =. n August q h ReY HHII. In
IeHmenI IN EnenszsT cemetery. pnII=
bearers Were RAYMOND MeouaY. H.
Wagner. EdHaTd and Walter burma
{. II Waltz funeral director.
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III.HsI.

Marguerite. infant daughter d H
ms I'D GoI1Ia neeze. Of near Den
nIngH. died On August .. aHad one
month and Hesen dayE. Funeral md
InIeTmenI II Il james Church. We'd
nea1aY. neH. &. H. Cecil conducting
tie services palIhearerH Here Quincy
and Wesley sIull. I'm. Yohn and
Curtis Barnes e II Wilt funeral
director.
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Harmon

Catherine -. daughter Of William
and MaTY Harmon. of FrIzaIIDuTg.
died yesterday afternoon. a.ad = day
Funeral and InIaTmanI IT Meadow
Branch UunEara Church 1t : ,. m.
tomorrow. Saturday. EIdar Ezra Z.
brown officiating :. !. stoner. IN
1arIaEeI.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26

The natives II Gorea carry visiting
cards TIM measure about twelve
inches square. ~ Nhsn fheIr ne +
required Ihey ara merely shown.
The EnIIragIsLz oI Kentucky are fol
lowing the example of IheIr sisters n
NeH YORK By holding : series d OPEN
ar meetings. The IIrHI Naa held re-
Gently It 0oYInEI0n. aaaHlhe speaker
Of the evening waH Mrs. !. TrImbIe
WooIHey.
after waiting = YsafH ex=sergeanI
Alexander G0oHaII. u Dunbar. ~
Iana. Iale oT Ine Ho.aI Artillery. haH
received InIImaIIan InaI nIH pension
i u b increased ! UenIH ~ lor
.aIIanIHY n Ina 1rIm.a. anL InaI he
i 70 ct n ana.lI. q 10.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26

Res. A1phonae Il. eonsoIazia. IN
ItaIian priest of the Trenton. =. !.
Diocese. Who married The I6=Yeaf=oIa
daughter Of franz Johann : fe=
months aRo. Is On his Wy 10 Rome,
determined. Il i saId. 70 confess that
he ms broken his VOWS and 10 accept
aneh punishment as ma b. imposed
b The Hone.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26

The He. : : HaubaTeh. pastor
of he MilIonHburE. u. Lutheran
Evangelical church. Naa arrested
August =. charged With the theft of
seventeen watches and other IeHelTsz
valued IT 800 from students of Eden
Theological Seminary. n Clayton.
No. where he Has On probation. The
pastor saI1 na stole be6anze ha need
ii money and that On account of snEz
nenae he Nas glad he had been
caught He zaId h would learn
#nma trade II prIsnn = - n y Hsez
nj nnon gaining liberty. - h e.
1eetH n n expelled from ne minis
-.
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Professor Julius RIKendorTar. .IIo
i 9aI1 70 Be : member u many EURO
pean scientific md geological zo.l9=
ties. aays he VII Iay before Ina M
d lily nIans or re extinction Of
Ve9uYIuH y gigantic tunnels DoTe1
below. the zea IavHl rom Ina MaII..
IerTanean II he crHIzr.
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fsIIloIIsI EnIzeanal IHnreh.

Sunday school IS n. Preaching
1t 1910 o'clock b nax. :. 4. Draper
YeHnHf service 1t O'clock. Address
= Mf. UTaneI. MuaIe h the choir
1t both services.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26

Alma Walker. D years old, lies
dead It her home. Macon. Ca. while
her husband. William Walker. -
years old. s IN AL charged With haY-
Ing poured gasoline On her from be-
hind while she Waa starting FIRE n
The Kitchen aInge On August = Her
clothes caught FIRE and burned her tn
q erIan
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26
TT SPECIAL EDITION n TIE
ADVOCATE READY FOn PRESS.
! FIne shonIne ior GarroIl County

Next week the Advocate expects {
nrInI the first form aI the illustrated
magazine supplement containing ! his
IonIeaI sketch o1 The county. sketches
u Ihe many towns N lie county. MI
Industrial and biographical sketches.
The work l. much larger Ihan He
expected and i vi require several
weeks to print ana publish It. The
magazine III b ersaI - our county
anI the resources and enterprise here
represented. Ne feei aure. vii be II
much of surprise and qualification e
uur readarH - It haa been u u. Wa
vii nut i into Ynur hands n aoon
n We en-.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26

Predicting tie TINE of daaIh md
fhen ding on Ihaf dala seems u -
Utmost 3 habit n fhe Gard family.
Thee months 40 Warfsn l. Care
D Springfield. Ohio. hen IN gooe
HaalIH. t0I1 HIH vie He would de
Sunday. August p HIe aIso IoEa
nsiFh1orz he Hams thinE Aug
NJ = n Was found dead IN his
ehaIr. feafh being aHefihed 10 heart
trouble The IITmnasH Of cards con
RIetIoa Raz shown b he IaeI thai II
tHe laat feN weeks b arranged ana
closed NJ manF af hIF business In
IereaIH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26

Congress appropriated Tor the
American nav for he IIHeal Year
- 4 IaIaI zum Of z1aI.ah1.s 81.
which Is s5.h00.001 les than Va
fofed lasI year Tie Bill provides for
INn IIfaIzeIaaa haIIleahIns. whose ensI.
exclusive Of afmor and armament. i
not 10 exceed for eaeh vessel SIX NIL
Ion uaIIarK. Provision Is also made
for aIz torpedo noat aesIToyers ensf=
InE z751.011 each. TO Iz=EnoI col
IIera. each 10 carry Iz.a10 tons oI
coal. exclusive Of bunker coal. and ID
cost 100000. and four submarines
70 eoaI eaeh $4,000 There Il also
m appropriation u zzIs.000 for The
construction of torpedo vessel 1f
N experimental character
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WESTMINSTER ND, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST 2e 1910
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
IL IMPROVEMENTS = ID SCHOOL
HOUSES.
Transfers q ReaI Estate HaFrIaae
Licenses Orphans C0Hri Or.


Howard !. Miller. Il. .ork. Pa. and
Lola Z MeCofTee. Is. Frederick. Nd
Elmer Scott Rooms. =. md En-
IN 0. Lindsay. g. both Of Carroll
county
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u.ouamUran

Word ~ received 1t IhIs once
yesterday afternoon tint Ihs condition
0I n. !. :. Grouse. no : under
treatment Il I0nnz HanEIHH Hospital.
nallImore. ! .reaIl. Improved
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26

MIHH ualIarInna : Richardson.
worth Za0.110.010 and Ihe daughter IF
The eccentric millionaire. Joseph
Richardson IS eYIeLed ron hsr
home 1t Il EaaI Houston street. Nv
York. after 4 light August y. for the
nonnaYmsnI oI FenI. His Richard.
% i ans q he .eaIZnIaHI women IN
he world. having Inherited he hnIk
of he fathers fortune, whose wealth
- estimated # zs0.011. nm n he
IIme u hIz death IN Isa7. The
eviction - 0na Of he most
dramatic sHeT witnessed. Ihe IIIY
HaTHhHI.a nm being forced 10 eHon
men 3 uaaeI oT The doof after IN Al
tamnf = aeaie the walls VIth ladders
failed
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.ITnioIaIIeWnIm.
hrLHAdVma.

For the Advocate.
On Monday evening. August =.
no. Mf. Nm. !. Fowler and sister en-
terIaIned 4 number Of their friends
Their cottage On the Pumping Station
foad. both inside and outside Waa
IaHIaInlIg decorated .IIh bunting zn1
Japanese lanterns. the dining room
being especially TeEnlendent sIth Niid
IloNera and the American eolors. The
early nart Of the evening Haa spent
IN vocal md instrumental music.
which Has followed b m invitation
70 The dining rom. where NaH spread
; Iahle bounIlfull. supplied 18th eooIz
ins refreshments. After LIBERAL. par
taking of the same. he room VI
eleaTea and dancing NaH InduiKed IN
until \ late hour. After goodnight
gong On the laWn IN front Of he col
tage. the guests dispersed HIIh three
cheers and tIger Tor the host md
hostess.
Among The guests we're CAPT. and
Mrs. Alfred Hoxt. IreIIradl I. :. :. {.
3. IT. and hrs. Gins. 1. HelIoNa. Mr.
md hrs. I. somersereE. d DnIII=
more. Miss Knapp. of Knapna Inst
tute. Mf. and Mrs Il. 9. HIahon.
chemist. Consolidated aaa and EIeez
trIe -. ii Baltimore. MesarE. Cord
On md Raymond HIHhop and others.
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: mother and her three daughters
Nere burned n death Sunday. when
an automobile driven b the faIhes
-. blown 70 fragments b he e.
nIosI0n af , a9=.aIIan tank 6f Eaao-
IIna on he reaf Of h machine. Tie
faIher. William Faith. feIITad III 0paEz
aloT and oue Of he most wealthy men
D MaHanInWnz p. nd his 5on. NJ
I'm FaIfH4 n. Hsre seriously burned
anH N. de
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Lucknow noaaIa oI Ine largest room
n Ihe world Without columns. ! /
hui II Ind 0f concrete.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE LEWIs-LoWE co

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH,
S06 Judge Building. Both Phones i436.
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MASON. As12 ,rr, MASON; MASON:
HA7NG AGTlSk GIRhApY p}S4qiBY FR6M THE ME stkF AkF
THEY ARE INTEREsTED in MASON.
WE ONLY ASK THE PRIVILEGE OF
SHOWING YOU" THE BIG THINGS
THAT ARE DOING AND GOING TO BE
DONE THERE WILL SOON SATISFY
THE MOST SKEPTIC THAT THE OP-
PORTUNITIES EXIST WHETHER
MERCHANT. BANKER. FARMER. Me
Is WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN IN
THE NEXT YEAR:
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WILL BE
EXPENDED BY THE MASON VALLEY
MINES COMPANY ON SHELTER AND
OTHER CONSTRUCTION WORK. ONE
HALE MILLION DOLLARS WILL BE
EXPENDED BY THE NEVADA COP
PER BELT RAILROAD IN THE EX-
TENSION OF IT'S ROAD TO THE NE
ROAD BUILDINGS AND SHOPS.
VARIOUS BIC LAND AND IRRIGA-
TON PROJECTS WILL SPEND AN
OTHER MILLION AND A HALF DOL
LARS IN THE NEXT TWO AND y
MASON is THE CENTER OF THIS
ACTIVITY.
MASON WILL BE THE PAY ROLL
=, CAN Vol AFFORD NOT TO MvEs-
CALI. on OR WRITE TO US FOR
LITERATURE.
PECK .S SAMPLE.
201 NEWHOUSE BUILDING.
SALT LAKE CITY.
IA E. SECOND ST. RENO, NEV
MASON, NEV.
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FOR SALE-MTSCELLANEOUS

IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF THESE
few items by Monday Will sell fol-
lows Splendid new $40 early English buff
let, $50; So door panel, S1.50; Remington
typewriter. .irst-class condition, $50; ks
$50 Eastman kodak. $40. Rear west nat.
$40 East lst So.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
~--~---~~~~~~-~~~-~-~~~~
IT Is NOT a QUESTION
HOW MUCH THE FOLLOWING WILL
BRING.
1T Is THE QUESTION
HOW QUICKLY THEY CAN BE SOLD.
ALL OF THEM EXCELLENT
BUYS

on corner on 1st ave. facing north
and east. subject TO paving tax. but
SIDEWALKS. curDing, sewer all paid and
sewer connected. q splendid 5-roon mod.
Drlck cottage. with good furnace. three
m9ntels. laundry room. with hot and
cold water and sink; interior Of house
IN hrst-class repair; 500 spent on the
exterior viii put the place in hrst.class
condition; II can be had now for $4,000
ana requires but little cash 10 handle IT,
ON @rd ave. near S st. full 2-story
Groom modern brick. about years old
ana Wen put up; south front; lawn. front
ana back yard good barn. alley in rear;
mouse In nrst-class condition. connected
WIN sewer and all special assessments
paid In full: new furnace. Price $4,000.
and very easy terms can be arranged.
Near Ith East and lith South. another
one TINS week. It's nearly new, 4-room
frame house. adobe lined, lot 50xl35 II.
70 alley In rear; has e. lights in house,
Of $3.50 cash and $40 per month, includ-
ing, interest.
S29 Jefferson ST. between West Tenn
So. splendid 6-room brick cottage. with
water sa1d and e. l., and sewer paid for, VIII
Guiding interest. Price S240O.
ON the corner. facing south and west
on East 3rd South, brand new Groom
rnod. brick bungalow; lot 2sx7 rods: house
IS exceptionally well built; basement un-
der entire house. furnace; cement walks;
hardwood floors in living and dining
room. nice mantel, chandeliers in-S40O6
You ou could could not build this house Tor less
Than $500. leaving s4O0 for the lot. The
lot Is worth $3.50. House must be sold .
owner has to have some money, and $1,000
cash ana bal monthly payments Will
handle it.
A bungalow on " ST.. cast front, has
rooms; noEe better in Salt Lake: sewer
connection and all assessments paid hot
water connected with furnace, gas; lot
III rods. with alley in rear Price
5000. The terms $1,000 cash, balance TO
suit purchaser.
ton.
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FOUND


FOUND-LADIES' METAL OR GER
man silver handbag, keys. etc, Owner
can call and Identify same Ht i3S Il. End
So before June ,. m27
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
DRAWING


ING-MECHANICATy. ARCHITECT
tural. typographical. patent Office draw
ings, Inquire Craftsman. Ind. phono
5550~A kS2G
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APPLY TO OWNER.
1885 u. 1lTH SOUTH.

APPLY TO OWNER
1885 u. 1lTH SOUTH
BELL PHONE 34-K. IND 1909.
$15Og
75N2SS FEET. LOCATED ON iITH so.
BET. 9Th AND 7TH E.: FACES NORTH:
\ BEAUTIFUL, HIGH DRY LOT:
ROOM FOR 2 HOUSES IN FRONT AND
5 IN REAR. OR FINE PLACE TO RAISE
CHICKENS.
ONLY $500.
m25
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-, MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO. NEW: COST $3.50. Viii Mrih
sell for Sl75 cash. at once A-oo' cs@6
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED

FURNISHED ROOMS. LIGHT HOUSE !
keeping, no children. S4S So. West
Temple. k34S9
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small apartment house in town; Just
completed. and money-maker. Indi-
yidual front and rear porches. birch
finish. plate and art glass. Holmes beds
hot water heat best plumbing located
near Eagle Gate; must be sold a little
money VIII handle II. BIB. Tribune.
L.
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DECORATING

-~~~~~~~---->>~-~~~~~--~-~>-
iNTERMOUNTAlN DECORATING CO.
No. Kendall square, bet ilh and 5th
So. West Temple. Architectural model
ing In all styles. Castings In all kinds oi
cement ard plaster. All kinds OF sculp-
tural work. Satisfaction guaranteed. j
Jcppcrsou Charles rirottc n Co. S195i
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MASSAGE.
FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taNidermist line and carry COM
nlote stock OF manufacture goods: pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r Stencil Fur Co. 81 L, 3rd So
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LOST

LOST ONE BOISE TICKET. ONE
Chicago TO Portland and return. nine
months ticket. Finder leave at Semlnh
hotel and get reward. mss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01

cen NIMSHI 216a, BY DAURAVEN. GEN
tlemen driver, can be bought II taken
W0lAt once. Enquire at McCoys stable or
ursdR31e Mccormick bldg. Bell zoos. k3056
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Announcement of plans looking to a
merger of the larger copper companies
stimulated speculation in the closing deal
ings on the Consolidated Exchange. Anal
gamated Copper sold as high as S31z,
which was, s Of a point above the top
ngure touched on the New York Stock E,x-
change Its low for the day was so, also
Is of point. above the other board. The
overnight advance in the general market
caught short interest which. however.
was not an especially heavy one, as there
lna had been pronounced disposition on
outstanding bear contracts. There was
some renewal of short selling as the ses-
sion progressed, but as a rule the dispo-
sition among the professional element
favored caution in the making of new
commitments pending some definite cue
as to what was likely to be the Immediate
market trend. Commission houses handled
q good many buying orders from Gus
toners who We're evidently of the opinion
that a further improvement could be ex-
pected; In the aggregate transactions
were heavy, totaling 124,100 shares, dis
tributed among sixty-three different is
sues: United States Steel common and
Reading and Union Pacific continued the
leaders in activity. Fifty shares of Hook
ing Coal changed hands at 81. down to Is
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

DOMESTIC ExCHANGE-Boston, par;
Chicago, I0c discount; San Francisco. slSnt
715c, telegraph 1212c premium; New orleans
commercial rar, bank 81 premium; Cnaries-
ton buying par selling 1-1Oc premium; y.
Louis. sc premium bid. 15c premium asKed' @
Minneapolis, 6oc premium; Savannah, Ouy-
ing 3-16 discount, selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
Changes sl3 +O4 979, balances SIC. .o4o.So Bal
tinnore exchanges S5.092,9l7 balances sool;-
723: Philadelphia, exchanges s2o.4OS,oss pal
ances 81 sos: Boston, exchanges S5z,IVo'-
64S, balances s, ,2S016o-
SILVER MARKET.-CcTrnerci bar sll-
her 52Nc Mexican silver dollars, &c Bar
silver in London closed at 24isd. unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, ''oo; LIS
bon. 10.75.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE E-Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2OI17.
GOVERNMENT REVENUE = Receipts
from customs yesterday were szoiIo9. IN
ternal revenue s3SS 106. and miscellaneous
sg7 SIS, a total of S766, &l against TOTAL soo
penditures on ordinary account OF s-o;I+s 49,
For the month to date ordinary ngj0 recerPio
have been 537. .S79 976 and ordinary expehol-
turcs s411S1 9e3, the excess OF expenonltuass .ae
amounting to s. 251 9S7. For the nSca! !sdi
10 date ordinary receipts have been sSoi io9,-
O99 against S325 25 614 in the same tlIne ool ~
1900 and ordinary expenditures sSSI'SoJ'93''
against 1886 III. .551 in 1903, the excess OF
&7 compared with an excess IasI SeaL -
S7O,s1 9SI Including Panama Candi aceou5,ii a1No5i
and public debt, the. excess OF all eApeLic. -.
rI1res over receipts since July enlouIIIo
s4S7a 347 against an excess IN ~sns ne 81
snonding period year ago OF slp,ois'eSt
sIrB-TREASURY.-Th Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House sAs'V".