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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-21
CONCENTRATE.

For some time past local people have
been greatly Interested I'm the doings
OF Lake. North Lake and INDIANA
companies In Michigan.
The price OF lead has been lowered
considerably by the American Smelling
& Refining company This morning 10
was quoted at $455 This is the lowest
it has been FOR the year 1910
Reports from the Copper Acres prop
erty at Battle Mountain, New, con-
unue To- say that the company Is still
working IN "a high grade copper ore
In the Wine about 100 feet below the
surface.
The following were the eastern quo
tations on TintiCs received over Bad
ger Bros private wire this morning.
colorado 75QSO. Iron Blossom. sOag5.
sioux, 37a4O Ely witch was quoted
az 1702O.
According 90 Supt. Owens al the
Eagle & Blue Bell the fine ore shoot
discovered on the l.2O0-fOot level has
been followed for 70 feet and II any
thing % Is retting stronger The body
OF ore is more than six feet across.
From Arizona comes the information
that the Inspiration property is pre-
pairing 10 install an experimental plant
AN AFHN OUT llN ores MS VIII un=
doubleday be followed by larger
plant A new shift viii shortly be put
down about 1000 feet from the Joe
Bush.
Il has been proposed 90 change the
portal OF the new tunnel 40 tho silver
Island Coalition Mines company. The
tunnel Will be- started at a lower level
80 os to catch the probable junction
of the Lo Roy and east vein. which
are about 200 feet aheau OF the new
tunnel and which win cut them at "A
depth Of about 200 feet.
W j. Wolstcnholmo and son have
gone to Marysvalc Co start more active
operations on the Shamrock mine. Il
Is expected that the company win ship
two or three carloads OF $3.50 rock
carrying gold, silver and copper each
month About 10 men viii be- put 10
work Tho discovery of ore was made
on March ~ year ago. and the first
car Of ore was marketed March H..
this year.
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VALUES AT nc NERO.

Provo March Manager w. H..
Rawson, Of the big Ncbo Mining COM
pany. has returned from the mines,
which ho reports 90 be In most prom
Using condition The drift now Is in
POO feet and nearing the point when
the ore body rs expected 20 be opened.
has carbonate ore coming In and
widening with every shot. and all
though only two shifts have been run
since tho carbonate ore was opened
the indications are that "a large body
may be encountered at any time The
assay ON the ore In the breast of the
drift is Lead $50 per cont. silver.
i've ounces gold A13 These values
are expected to improve with develop
menL
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

Saturday. G r Boutwell, and r. T..
MCConauEhy. two prominent real es-
tate men and promoters of salt Lake
City went east on % business trip, and
expect 90 bee absent two weeks They
viii visit Chicago, Rockford. MS. and
other places before their return. Busi-
ness connected with their big Idaho
irrigation project out from BlaCkfoot
where they have $4,000 acres of land
either under their system of canals.
or soon tu Doe boo condition for irrigation.
viii take up most OF tho.r attention.
over half a. million dollars have been
expended on this tract. Three new
towns have I'M tho past two years
sprung up ON tho land Aberdeen and
Springfield being the principal ones.
and soon the projected branch from
the main line of the short Line win be-
built through the property when
things viii take ON sort of a boom.
Bids for construction OF the eight
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CRITICIZE PROMOTERS.
Old Stockholders of Montana Lose
out hY sharp Methods.

Oiu Ntbtkilplutf7 Oh MnutNNh LnSt
Out nv Sharp Methods.
Behind the filing OF articles Of incor-
poration last week for the Missouri
Mining company OF Provo is declared
20 be an interesting story in promo
ton work The new company takes
over the affairs o. the old Montana
which recently became defunct. Under
the new management the "a claims In
east TntiC taken over, win be worked
The fine machinery purchased by the
Montana company has been taken over
and will bee used To further the work
OF the property
The original owners Of the property
were Joe MeUich NJ w Bird, IA j.
Smith. Herbert Hopes and John Grimm.
yeaor ago they sold out TO the Mon
tana company At that time certain
terms were made and officers OF the
company boastcd Of having made their
payments The officers of the old Mon
tana were John Roundy. president.
Ernest r. Wooley, vice president. and
Fred r. Woollcy secretary and treas
urer The officers with Duncan Mac
VIchic. j. g.. Jensen and e. J Raddatz
FORMED the board OF directors Through
President ROundv j. =. Greer and a.
A - Rockhlll OF spanish Fork became
Interested
when the AFFAIRS OF the company
reached "a low ehb 90 is declared there
was scramble for money Rouudy
Rockhul. and Greer promised 20 put
up something like $1,000 to keep the
affairs ~ tho company going. provided
tho PRINCIPAL promoter Of the cOu-
CORN would raise tho same amount II
Is asserted that the three mon out
their money 0n. while the promoter
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BEAVER CARBONATE IS
SELLING BOND ISSUE
Roud- ont a. secure Funds for the
Erection of q 100 Ton Miil IN
Beaver County.

"a now looks probable that inc pro-
1900. tol t,., mill for the Beaver Car
.,... lr ueavcr
Donate A'"'"h 49,.
county win soon ho ef''l'".
,o,sIF.rabIs detail work tho bonds are
- f......tt.r by Charles a.
"''7 .t...... f,.t
Stnn'ham " 3D. i''
morte4eo. pcr cent 1--WE year con
VerfabIe gold bonds of tn' COMPANY
They arc in 800 denominations Inc
Beacon Trust company of Boston mas
become the trustee for tho huthpl ~
issue of 100000. secured hy nI7l
mortgage covering all properties. p'int'
and equipment. and re1l estate now
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MARKET is LIVELY AGAIN.
Volume Of Business u Higher on
Local stock Exchange.

hNiuite OF tN~iNf~N - hilHfN w
Local stock Exchange.
Trading was uvclcr on the local
stock exchange and the brokers had
apparently broken through the barrier
OF lethargy this morning The stiffness
~ trade that prevailed last week was
broken and there was "a freor and less
constrained atmosphere More stocks
were traded In today than usual. In
an 20 stocks registered sales during the
morning session The total number
OF stocks sold was $500 which brought
Sl42i650.
Carsa. Lower Mammoth and Sioux
were stronger this morning A few Or
dcrs from the east pulled Carisa up. II
gradually found favor from sales at
so 81 and 90 cents on sellers. 10 90
cents cash 10 dropped down again 20
81 cents on the regular board, but on
the open board the shorts were piuChed
a little harder and the stock was sent
60 IS cents
The story that Lower Mammoth viii
begin shipping ore this week sent the
stock mp. II gradually climbed up To
81 cents Prince Consolidated dropped
down again today as bona hde orders
were scarce. 10 reached as low as So
cents before the close. Sioux sold at
80 l-3 and 40 cents.
on the curb market trading was
slower than usual The sales were
1000 shares 81 Opex az 50 cents; 1909
shares OF Bingham Central Standard
no 22is cents and 900 shares at 22h.
buyer so days.
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TNcREAsEs Irs pIyIpENps.
Mine Makes Money After Packing It's
Materials


The directors 90 the Rio Plata Min
ing company have declared per
cent quarterly dividend as against IA
per cent on Dec. "a. 1909. 10 is an
nounced that the balance Of the i'm
debteduess on the property. amount
ing to &iO9 0l3.07. has been paid on out
Of earnings.
The mine Is located in the southwest
ern part of chihuahua. Mexico, about
90 miles from the Sonora and Sinaloa
state lines At present pack mules
are the only means Of transportation
for IS miles and the owners have per-
formed the feat Of transporting on
mule back and Installing 800 tons OF
sectionalized machinery at a total cost
OF $500 600
The company Is capitalized NJ 81 600. -
o00 divided into 10000 shares none OF
which remain for sale. There are 700
shareholders. II has never been listed
on any exchange
The company is taking out concen-
trates with 900 ounces of silver % the
ton and sending them my mule 90 the
railroad, which conveys them 10 the
smelter Since the present owners took
charge they have shipped out about 700
tons ~ these concentrates. From their
cyanide plant they get silver 9S3 fine
which they ship in bars TO New York
for sale The annual output az present
is approximately 900. 900 ounces.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Paulc f Goss and wife 10 clifford
j. Gon part section "a . south,
west .....-..s.-+--- .....-ts.A
r W Wilson and wife 10 Daniel
r. Folsom. lot 81. Martins sub. 90
T. s Sears to W. j Korth. lots
1870. Kinney & Gourley's i'm
proved city plat ................
Thomas H. Fitzgerald 10 Edith S.
Fitzgerald, part lot 2, block Sc,
plat De-. .. ..................
Mary ". Rasband ct al 10
Thomas ID. stephens. lot 3,
block 2, State Street add. 80
Annie II. Cain TO Gauritz FJirse,
part lot s. block 1l3, plat A.. Is
Sarah A. q. Burton TO Kimball
a Richards Co. lots 81 and So,
block 3. Burton place.
Burton Inv CO., 10 kimball &
Richards CO.. lots a. and IS,
block o Burton place.
W w Eckman et al. to Ashton
Jenkins Co. lots rs, 20. %, "a.
20. 2S and co. Inglewood sub. 100
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New interpretations

pany has filed an amendment to It's
articles OF Incorporation I'm the county
clerks Office. The amendment in
croases the capital stock from $3.50
10 $50 900
The Montello Salt comapny OF Og-
den. Utah has fled an amendment to
lie articles OF Incorporation with the
secretary OF state The capital stock
Of the company Is thereby increased
from 81, 900 900 70 s. .250.OO0 In shares OF
81 each.
The Millers National Insurance com
pany has filed copy OF its articles
Of Incorporation with the secretary OF
state. =. II. Peirce was appointed
local agent for the company which will
do business in the state.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.
FARM PRODUCE.
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York March 21-Money on call
steady. 2AmN; ruling rate. "a. clos
ing bid, y offered al 3 per cent.
Time loans soft and fairly active:
for so days, 4 per cent; 20 days. 4H4A:
for six months. l6th per cent.
Close Prime mercantile paper. Ai5d
5 per cent
sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills az AS375a
A.s8,S5 Tor 60 day bills and al S4S72O
for demand
Commercial bills, NS3&aA.
Bar silver. 81 cents
Mexican dollars. a cents
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds heavy.
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OMAHA

Omaha, March 2l.-Cattle-Receip ts.
$500. market strong 10 10 cents higher.
Native steers. 6250S25; cows and heif-
crs. 500066O; western steers. 5.25d6 20;
cows and hefers. 3OOGh.75. Gamers.
3O0d4 80. stoclers and feeders. 4C00
700; calves. A00dSO0; bulls. stays. etc,
425d625
Hogs Receipts. $500: market 10 cents
lower Heavy. lO60G1O7 20; mixed 10 ~
GLOSS: light, l020diO60; pigs, 5000
1000; bulk l045dt055.
sheep--Receipts. lO.500; market
steady Yearlings. S25G9lb; .wethers.
sO00s 50. ewes. 1883 30; lambs, $3.50
1890
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas city, March 2l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000. steady Native steers
625Gs50; cows and heifers, 350dI00,
stockers and feeders 425a6.50, bulls
A25d6O0 calves. A5Od9.25 western
steers, 6.00dS.0O; western cows. $500
625.
lower Bulk 1O3OQl0.65: heavy. 10000
1870. packers and butchers 10.45ai0 IS,
Light l0.25Q1055; pigs. 9O0G975.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 market steady.
Muttons. O0dps IS. lambs. 9.O0diO.25.
fed western wethers and yearlings. 100
6940, fed western ewes 7O04S.00
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LOCAL MARhETS

There is "A plentiful supply OF every
thing in today's local markets. The re-
ceipts include car lots OF Idaho apples,
Sunkist oranges, Utah potatoes and cab
bages and a fine run Of assorted vege-
IA les from the coast. Salmon Is down
2h cents, but the remainder Of prices
continue unchanged except that sugar
has gone up 10 cents. Eggs are down a
trihe. Dealers report sales Of oleo-
margarine and butter "a stand on q" The
prices obtaining today are as follows:
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ing fields July sold down ,,.-=
and May sank 70 f1qi. " LVbiaqh
futures, however toucbi1- or the
where the market rested s,t Point
the hnish prices We're 6r-, LAY, A.
Aog& up at LIPS and Juiv ga May
Corn-Ihe market fen off y,b,-
uecllhed ana prices sank fror,, what
below the high point Nav s.fi.' =" ls
10 OF. The close was ,roat 'is N
t,ne bottom, with May aaG ~ 1sl,
cash corn No. 3. 5saiB. No q .....
t9n y; No. 3 yellow. 5sa89. NJ e...i'-
Ioss' - go white, 5sls0A; No. 4 rsi
a.; sept, 10fNGIO5. ''''' l'l
,C,,orn-May. 6lhQA; July 63i.. s..
6uts-May 's: July ns. Sept 20.
Mess Pork, per bbl-Niay. 2s75. I'M.
$3.50. Sept. $3.50 ''l'
Lard, per 100 lbs.-May 1894. I,,r
i372iA: Sept 1855. '4l'
Short ribs, per 100 Ihs-Na, zoe,
July 1880; Sept. 1322b '
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. March 2t-Sugar ,5.
steady; musc0vado. SO test ass. ..
trifugal .96 test. f3G; moiassos vigs.
es test. 36l. Refined steady. er1.Soi
os5; graduated. 525; powdered s7.
Coitee-spot quiet, 40. g RIO. s1f.fs.
No 4 Santos, 9h.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, March 2i-Butter. sr-.
creameries 26a3lls. daires. 2g3q-
Eggs-Easy az mark. cases .1.Ipss4
1180l9; receipts 1919. nrsts q
prime frsts. 2l
Cheese-Steady Daisies. fsg8l.
Twins, l5i. az; Young Americas ist
az; Long Horns. i644t4
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. March 2l-Cattle- Receipts
estimated az 81 600; market ID cents
higher; bceves. 570nS.7o; Texas steers.
b.O0m6.40. western steers, 5.50H6 a0:
stockers and feeders. 37506.65. COWS
and heifers. 2s0m115; calves, S25ag. 80.
Hogs Receipts estimated at g. 900.
market 10 lower; light 10.40qi0 so. mix
ed 1050Gl0.90. heavy. 10 55m10 20;
rough, 10550i0.65. good u choice
heavy. l0.65di0.95; pigs. s70QlO.55. bulk
OF sales. 1O.70G10S5.
sheep estimated at $4,000
market. strong; native. 5.5OdS70: west
ern 5.75aS75; yearlings, sO00925.
lambs, native, S750l0.25; western 9.25
m1OiO.
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
ING.

We are the pioneers IN Job Print
ing and Book Binding IN the state
Our facilities are the best for handl-
ing any class OF work. no matter how
large or how small
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made 10
order Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEBT.
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roomcd addition TO the Iongfellow
school viii be opened Friday noon.

roomcd addition to the Longfellow
school win be opened Friday noon.
Nearly $50 people took advantage Of
the free trip 20 the Park Crescent addi-
tion. Ninth South and Twenty-frst
East street. given sunday afternoon
By the nagement Of the Warranty
Real Estate Investment company Il
was a beautiful day. and the crowd
spent n most enjoyable time. Thirty
lots were sold to the visitors There
are az lots In the addition which Is
just south Of Fort Douglas
The tenants Of the residence on the
site ~ the new Baptist church edifce,
corner OF Fourth Fast and Second
South streets have been notified 70
vacate, as the house Is to be torn town
and excavation begun IN 30 days Some
changes have been made On tho plans.
such az the raising Of the ceiling six
feet. and tho abolition Of the dome fea-
ture which II was found would con-
slderablv enhance the cost Of the
structure j. a. Headlund Is the archi-
tect.
II Is reported that Daniels & Fishers
stores company. a large department
store concern from Denver has repre-
sentatives IN salt Lake trying 10 Sc
cure suitable location for the open
ing up Of a piece ~ business. Failing
% secure the Knutsford corner, or
some other good place. the company
may purchase or lease ground and
erect building Of its own.
Active work on the big pavinE con-
tract, covering l2 blocks on Ninth
East from South Temple 10 Twelfth
South streets. has been started. ono
OF the large eNcavating machines now
digging its way slowly from South
Temple southwark.
David TAYLOR and Matt Rrodie Of
this city. with a number Of Denver
capitalists are planning 90 organize In
this city a large artificial Ice and stor-
age plant. as there seems 10 be good
opening for an Increase Of the facili-
ties now obtaining here. Messrs Tay-
Tor and Brodie are looking about for
q suitable sits on the west side.
The Mllers' National Fire Insurance
company OF Chicago has filed applica-
ton for admission 90 this state with
the state insurance department. II is
a mutual company. with r n. Pierce
a. Co. ns the agents.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made TO
order Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
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FoRENoo NsALEs

Bingham Amalgamated, 1000 at ~.
1000 az llia
Black Jack 1000 at 10h
Carisa 1000 at go seller 30, 100 at 81
seller 90. 100 az SO seller 80. 100 at 65;
100 at "a seller 30. 10 at g.
Colorado $50 az 49,
Columbus. 900 at As. 500 az IS; 100
az 45h
Crown Point, 1900 az ~.
East Crown Point. $500 at 4.
Indian Queen 1000 at 3.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 90
Lower Mammoth. 600 az So 500 at So;
300 az s.
Mason Valley. 300 at 1871; $500 at
1S5
Mountain Lake. 1000 at si5.
New York $500 at 9ia 1000 at pa
seller so.
Prince Con. 300 AT So
Seven Troughs. 400 az 81.
Sioux Con- $1,000 at 39ia 800 AZ 40.
South Columbus Con, 1000 at "a;
100 az g.
Tintic Combination. 900 at l.
Uncle SAM 200 at 90. 200 at 39l2.
OPEN BOARD
CarIsa. 400 at 81 seller 30; 1000 at IS
seller 90. 100 az S.
Columbus 500 az AN 800 at "A.
East Crown Point 1000 az q.
Indian Queen. 600 at 3.
Iron Blossom. 300 at %. 300 at 90
Lower Mammoth. 1000 al "a buyer 80.
Mineral Flat 1000 at IA
Ohio Copper. 200 az 42Iih 200 at 40
Prince Con. 500 az 50, 100 az IS; 800
az 81: 100 al So.
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REIAlL
FLOUR. GRAIN AND HAY.

Family flour. per cwt ..............3OO
Flour. straight grade per cwt ....32O
Bran and shorts ....................l.t
Straight shorts .....................l 60
Timothy hay, per cwt .........-....l.z0
Alfalfa hay per cwt ................l.OO
Corn, per cWt ..-....................l -oo
Rolled barley. per cwt ..............1.75
Wheat nor ryt ..................2.2 20
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

ST. Louis. March 21.-wool-Un,
changed Territory and western mo.
diums. 23026; fine mediums, 1899; fine
HAS.
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RECAPITULATioN

AFTERNOON SALES
Beck Tunnel. 300 az H.
Carisa. 100 al 90 seller 10.
Colorado, 100 at a.
East Tinuc Dew, 1000 al T.
Iron Blossom. 200 al &c.
Lower Mammoth 400 at Sc, 500 at So
LOO at "a.
New York. 800 at ga; 500 at 9a
buyer 60
Prince Con, 100 at SIS buyer 80; 100
at 80
Provo. 1000 az g.
Sioux Con. 80 al 80. 500 az 40; 50 at
40 buyer so. 100 at 40ia
Uncle sam. 500 al &c.,
Utah Con, 1000 az g.
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MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef. per pound ........7022 y
Dressed hens, per pound ......22 y ~
Lard, pound .......-.-...........- ~
Dressed veal. pound .............l5n2l
Fan lamb. pound ............12ia a % -
Dressed spring pound ................2s
Fancy breakfast bacon. pound ......35
Roasters, pound ...................... rs
Turkey nor pound ..................3l
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Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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FRUIT.
GROCERIES.

Layer ralsins. .er pound ...............20
Honey, per pound. ..................,20
Beets, In cans. each. ...................20
Dill pickles, quart. ....................l5
Sour pickles, quart. ..............-....21
Popcorn, three pounds for...........25
Sugar, II pounds for .,...............1.00
Citron peel. per pound .................2i
Lemon peel, per pound .................. 20
Orange peel. per pound...............2 o
Mincemeat, per pound. 20, %
Sweet cider. per gallon...............6D
Rye hominy, quart. ..............-....lO
Cane sugar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Beet sugar .................. .......-. .b.ay
Maple sugar. per pound. ..............25
OleOmargarine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter. per pound ........40
Butter, ranch, per pound ............55
Cheese, per pound .20q35
Neufchatel cheese ....................1
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NUTS.
VEGETABLES.

Celery, two for....................
Lettuce. three ads..................,25
New turnips, three for...............,I0
Bell pepper. per pound. .........,.....5O
Sweet spuds. 4 pounds for...........25
Saratoga chips. per pound............sl
New cabbage, per pound ...............5
Green onions, 3 punches for..........i0
Spuds, per peck ............,'........S 70
Cucumbers, each ......................1 20
japanese peppers, per pound...'..'..S 80
parsnips. 8 for....................
peas per M ....................
Spinach. three lbs. for.................25
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FISH

oysters. select, per quart.............s0
oysters. large selects. per can.......60
Soles, per pound .................. .. 70
Crahs ...... ..................30 d35
p,,eters small. per can................t0
n v Counts. per can..................75
Brook Trout each ...........-.........lb
Halibut. per pound ................'.s.1O
salmon. per pound .-...''..'. ''-'.'' ~
NuIlet and carp, four pounds........Z
Mountain trout, per pound .......... .oO
california smelts, per pound 1911
oregon Smells, per pound ..''...'''''l55
barracuda, per pound .'.'-.s.-.'.''eO
Catfish, per pound .'s.'''s.''''''' ~
Goldfish, per pound .-,-......s...'.'.'zzO
Black Bass, per pound ........,......3 30
striped BASS, per pound ..............25
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-29

creased taxation for the secssionists
is shown by the experience of e. A.
Schiffler, the well known local tailor,
who owns some property in the city of
Hood River. To the East Oregonian
Mr.. Schiller has exhibited his tax re-
ceipts and they show that during the
first year of the existence of Hood
River county Mr.. Schiffler's taxes in
creased ola per cent. His 1908 taxes
which were paid in Wasco county,
amounted to $3.50 His 1909 taxes,
the first levied after the creation, of
Hood River county and which he paid
on February IA, i91o, amounted to
$13S. Therefore the creation of the
new county cost Mr.. Schiffler the sum
of $52.50 during the first year OF
Hood River county's7 existence.
II have always said that it is fool
ish to divide counties" declared Mr..
Schiffler. 1T only means additional
expense and increased taxation