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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-23
CONCENTRATES.

Manager Ernest r.1nhournc Is at
the Daly-Judge in Park City.
Tony jacobson returned from the
Columbus Consolidated at Alta yes
terday.
Fred A. Flindt returned yesterday
from the Mason Valley and reports q
new find of ore on the third tunnel
level.
Norris p. Kirk has secured lease
on the Last Chance Mine at Bingham
which Is the property of the Nevada
Utah and will commence an active
campaign of development at once.
The next quarterly meeting of the
directors of the Goldfeld Consolidated
will be held Dec. l in the Waldorf
Astoria at New York. 1t is anticipated
that all OF the members OF the board
will be present and will declare the
usual so cent dividend with an extra
20 cents for Christmas.
r. S. Conner of the Magnolia and
Southern OIL company has just return-
cd from business trip to Chicago In
the interests OF his company. He re-
ports business conditions good there
and that sentiment is strong in favor
Of developing western oil fields. Mr..
Conner will be here few days and
then will 20 to the company's prop
erty at Bakersfield where they have o
we'll down near the 1000 foot mark.
Geo. Weston superintendent of tho
White Rock In the Star district Is In
the city for Thanksgiving, HN
brought somc samples from the vein
on which they are drifting which
assays "A per cent lead and as many
ounces silver, with some copper and
gold values.
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pnoGnEss AT SNAKE CREEK.
Tunnel Being Driven at Rate Of 500 10
400 Feet Per Day.

y A. Taylor who with j. $. Free mas
tuc contract on the Snake Creek tun.
mel reports that they are for ahead Oh
their schedule time in the work. ne
said. "The face of the tunnel Is now
in n distance of about 1000 feet which
has been driven at the rate or from
a5O to 400 feet per month. The tnn-
mel will tap tho Daly-Judge at depth
md viii also be used to unwater tho
C;rent western ore Of the Knight prop,
critics. The company also has secured
mineral rights along the course anu
II Is but natural to assume that there
ia n possibility of cutting some orc
bearing assures.
"The tunnel Is Z by feet In tho
clear with az by 4 foot waterway
under the bottom OF the ties which are
feet long and set on foot centers;
The tunnel is being single tracked
now. but eventually 1t will be double
tracked Three shifts are kept workina
with from 10 to 9 men on each shit.
Today no ore bearing assures nave
been struck but some that look very
promising have appeared. 1t Is about
4 600 feet ahead of the face to where
the porphyry comes In and then we
can better look for values. The
whole country thus far traversed has
been in lime which is well mineraliz-
cd CARRYING considerable pyrite. n"
important water courses have been
struck and the tunnel Is practically
dry
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NEw YoR1l Gums cLosE.

James a. Pollock e Co., bankers ana
brokers. fudnlsh the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Chino, 24aGp25: Davis DAILY. 11sala:
Ely Central sac: Ely Consolidated 20
OIL First Nat. Copper, 1S@2A Grous
Consolidated. Z T-1Gm7 9-16: Inspiration
9%GllO; Yukon Gold, 3 9-l663ss; Miami,
20n2OA; Nevada Utah. ] 1-l6@1ls New
Keystone. 3B0Sh: Nipissing. 1OS 0n1o7s;
Ohio Copper 1ls419s: Ray Central,
2 7-16021a; Ray Consolidated. 202. %
2O7s; La Rose, 4 9-1GG4ss; South Utah.
1Adl&; British Col. Copper, 6at
ass; Bay State Gas. 9saf9,:
Rraden. 4h@49s; Cobalt Central, SGbSl,;
El Rayo. 3A a T.; Ely Witch. bmlh.
King Edward. 1 1-6G Il; Mason VAL
ley. 10GD 4: McKinley-Durra i.3l
Ml.32: Montgomery Shoshone.
.l-16@3-16: Nevadn Smelter. ha7s,
silver Queen. SW14: Tintic. LOO asked:
ontario. 2mN: Alice. 200 asked; Sioux
Cons. 2S@30; Colorado. 42@45: Iron
Blossom. so bid: Carisa, l3Mlg:
Nevada Hills, 2A Is.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Amalgamated, 69m9A: n. Lake. 8
az: ID. W., 3k@4; b. & B., 6%6%:
S. & B., T1a9S;. G. c.. 77sGhs: Hancock.
24925: u. s. pfd., 46i4G&: Mich. 4gha;
Royale. l9ls12O; Adventure. 5 bid; NJ
pissing, 10a4 as: Lake. A4La; AZ
lantic 7@1s: Osccola, L29iA@1.Sl: SUI
perior, 471s@4sh; c. & H., 5.s5GS,ao;
wlnona, als6ss; Ahmcek. l.so@2.W:
Gas. 3s@s4: b. Ely, IL q ls; Chief, 9-l5
OK: Cortez, 2Gh: F. National. 15-l6
a.; Inspiration. 9&G13-16: Majestic, 40
@50: Mines of A.. 50G60; Nevada utah.
l21-16: oneco, 21s@&: S. Lake, 7@!s;
Raven. 5oG52; Yuma, 2oI25;
Zinc. 29b0h: Ray Con-, 2o'agA.:,
Franklin, l1@k; F. b. 1904; S. y
p, lax OF: In Sale. !&9s: Helv.. ~
4s@5o: X. Lake. TasG@; Allouez. 43ls@
A: n. b.. 35Gh Miami, 1917 @2OA: b.
Coaln.. lsss92o: Parrot. 1904; Tana-
rack, 60a6l: G. NJ. 7GS; Shattuck. 23&
@7s: Utah Cop. 29AG&: Wolv.. 1850
1870: A. & NJ, II ask: s. Min, 10 ask;
b. & L.. 10 ask; Davis DAILY, l1s0ss;
CT. Con. S11s: La Rose. 4&d%: N. v.
1o6A: Rational. 3la94; Ohio. a.l6@
ISIS; Rhyolite Coalition ,s sMS:
Corbn. 16Is@17: S. Utah. 1A@,a; Gran
by. 44145; Giroux. 7ssG5s; U. s., COM.
saw ms4: Mass. ost@10: Indiana. 15@I:
I. Creek, pfd.. s6NGs New. Con-. 20ssI
"a: Kew, 36h AZ. Coml.. 16N@l7: Old
Dom. 4lk@42; Arcadian. 4 bid: c. & A.,
54hG55: Quincy, 1906: Trinity. 5hI
81; Range. 7l672; shannon. 12&@1s:
Victoria. 2h6R: Wyandot. 11s6a Be
COLE. 1903; Bohemia, 4MG1s; Cactus:
24I26: Con. Ariz.. 1899: Ely Con-. IS
d40; Florence. 1ik1A: Oak, 20 asked;
Mckinley. 13-16G7s; N. D.. 2h67-lG:
Baltic. 7mls: Ray Cent, 25-161h; S. &
c., is asked; Yukon, 3fs@A.
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ar TIE CAL1FoKNIA.

W. r snyder was up to the Park
again tho first of the week and spent
the time between trains Mt the CALI
fornln mine, says the Park Record Ihs
cnutIcunn is much clatcd over the
promising prospects OF that property.
and he has surely good reason to be
Work ia being prosecuted in the lower
tunnel and over a foot OF high grade
ORC Is being followed In n we'll defined
assure. Assays from this ore show
silver 1915 ounces; lead, 81 per cont;
gold 81. 20 and copper ga per cent. This
quality of ore is being piled UP on
the dump nnd az development pro-
crosses conditions steadily improve.
only a small force is working at pres
ent but the chances are very favor
able for It being materially increased
with tho prospects OF the California
becoming steady shipper getting
brighter all the time. Thaynes canyon
is destined to make noise in the min
Ing world.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. s},-With rain Threaten
ing in tho drouth districts Of Argentina
tho wheat market here weakened today
Bcarish feeling was Increased by the fact
that Bucnos Ayres quotations had lost
yesterdays advance and mat Liverpool
prices wern lower. Locally commission
selling was general
Tho opening was to sM1 down. May
started at 9Gl to 81, loss of IG4 to aT3
and declined TO a6i. Fine weather and cx-
pected larger receipts led to heaviness in
corn but traders wcro inclined to cover
shorts
May opened tai 70 af,a off at iss to
AGA and rallied to 1921
sa, hsa m qatf TSs s sm3
May started easier al 500 and recovered
to 1904.
Offerings OF provisions were limited and
demand fair. First safes were % to "a
and a.s5 for lard, and sl5 for ribs.
Wheat-A dispatch declaring 10000
S Was s@}s net hishe her at 81 for n Nay y.0s'
Corn--A rumor that the French duty
on corn would be removed turned prices
The close was easy. however. at 46EG
a for May. a net gain of l.
Cash corn: No, 2, s.Gnlga: No. 2 white,
i isI No nov l.s@i5s; 10. Witt i i7ss
do. new, 4sa47a; No. 4, q; do new, IS a Isl;
i yellow. 49iaf04; do. new, 45Aa4Is. 80
Close-Rye--Cash. 79i to 50.
: Barley--Cnsh. 5S6lS0.
Timothy-cnsh. S.DIa.5o: March, s.95.
Clover-Cash. 10000 li.Uo: March, 1850
Wheat-Dec.. e11: May. Oh; July, a.
-Corn--Dec., Ha1ai May. 4sM+7; July
oats-Dcc.. 3osdsl; May. a4a; July. a.
Mess Pork, per bbl.-Jan.. l7l5: May
E.22a.
Lard, per 100 lbs.--Jan., o.77saeso; Nov,
1870: May, $50.
short Ribs, per 100 los,-Jan., o.ts;
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Nov. 23.-Raw sugar. firm.
muscovado, 80 teat $50: centrifugal, "a;
test. $40: molasses sugar. 80 test, H.
Refincd--Steady
Coffec-Spot, firm.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Nov. 2--Butter--Steady
Creameries. A83oi: dalr1es. 23d27.
Eggs-Steady. at mark, cases Included.
l9tI "a, receipts, 2.7is: flrsts. %: prime
Cheese--.,stendy. Daisies. l5saa: Twins,
llH@h; ,l n.oonas Americas, 15gflis; Long
>'fD,''' tl3Slist g., lts },l u, ts
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LOOK FOR BIG MERGER
TO BE MADE THIS WEEK

That the big merger in Phoebe would
probably be made this week was the
word received today by one of the op-
orators in that district. 1t Is said that
this merger will include the Nevada
Utah. Prince, Centennial Phoebe, Con-
solidated Phoebe and perhaps the Phoebe
King II the present plans materialize.
A H GOdbe and Ernest r. Woolley are
in Now York working OH the deal and
it is the idea to make Phoebe I've
camp The Nevada Utah is reported to
be shipping from the Day mine and a
strike Just reported In the Centennial
Phoebe adds new interest to the opera
tons Some of the local operators think
that Ii this is contaminated that Phoebe
is. destined to become a big silrer-lead
producer Other work Is also being
done in the district. Local people have
taken an option of the Dem'john and
propose nm active campaign of dcvel-
opmpnt
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
REPORTED STRIKE
IN TIRE COLORADO.
Continuation OF Find of Two Weeks
Ago Between the $50 ana 800
Foot Levels.

A new strike was reported in the
Colorado this morning between the $50
and 3O0-foot levels, drifting north and
west along the Sioux line. Colorado
has opened up well within the last
month. Running south of the shaft
toward the Sioux line on the 300 the
old ore body was picked up In a DRIFT
that ran west from the old workings
and that gave them 900 or 400 feet on
its strike toward Sioux. Then in the
southeast end of the property near tho
Sioux line, they uncovered the same ore
on which Sioux has been working. IT
has been generally understood but not
confirmed that drt:t on the 25O was
being driven northwest to catch some
ore breaking west and from the best
Information obtaining. this Is the re-
ported new strike. It appears from re-
ports received here that the strike of
today Is d continuation of the strike of
two weeks ago. 1t begins at the soutn-
east corner of the Colorado line and
follows the Sioux line. 1t IL estimated
that there are 300 or 400 feet of the
new ore body to work back over to
the shaft.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Tho Butte Electric company has filed
articles Of incorporation with the county
clerk. The capitulizationtl Is $2y0.0oo. In 81
treasury stock. The Officers are r, W.
Nicol president; j. II. Allen, Vice prcsl-
dent: Z, r. Brazier, secretary treasurer
and nssstan! manager. Additional d.
lectors, are: Leroy Baker D. Rodda; A.
c. Probst, II. r. Green. r. S. Holland
and r. j, pinwoodey.
Tho Petersen Doubletrce Manufacture
ing company OF snnpete county has In
with II Capitalization Of $4,000, divided In
to 81 shares. The company was organ
tied to nut the Petersen spring lock
clevis doubletree device. on the market.
j. r. Pcdersen Is president: William +.
Beard vicc president: l.nurtz Larsen.
secretary these with G. l.. Rollins, Al
bert 3. Peterson and John Koelsoh, form
the board of directors.
An amendment to the articles Of ncor-
poration of tho North Fork club was
filed with the county. clerk yesterday.
providing for limitation of club mems
bershp to % members. IT also provides
that al members elected prior to Aug.
81. 1902 shall pay an entrance fee OF $50.
NJ. H. Walker Is president, and John II,
Walker, secretary
The Monroe steam ThrcshinS Ma
chino company. organized with the OBJ
ject of owning and operating steam
threshlng machines In Sewer county,
has lled articles OF incorporation with
tho secretary of state. The principal
county. The capitalization Is $4,000 In
81 shares. p. p. Washburn ia prcsi-
dent Abraham Sorenson. vice pres-
dent j. II. Jensen. treasurer: Carl
Turf, secretary: Thomas a. Hunt adj
ditionnl director,
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ApEX CONTROVERSY SETTLED.

1t is reported here in local mining
circles that suit OF the North Butte
against the Tuolumnc Copper has been
definitely settled and the officials of
the Tuolumnc have gone east to con-
fer with the North Butte people.
The Tuolumne Copper was organized In
Butte in 1906. with capital OF 100000
shares Of a par value OF 81 each. 1t has
only about six acres that lie between
the Spectator and Jesse claims. two
of the best mines of the North Butte.
The Tuolumne has over 100000 In the
treasury and considerable high grade
ore. The law suit arose over the apex
OF the North Butte vein.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. 23-Money on cal,
easy, 2Is6lA per cent. ruling rate, ~.
closing bid, zig; offered ut az Tlrnn
loans easy: 60 and 80 days and air
months. Az per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, BhGs
per cent: sterling exchange firm, WITH
actual business in bankers bills nj
A.s215m.20 for COO day bills. and at ass 10
for demand
Commercial bills, i.S1Ea9s.
Bar silver. 55as
Mexican dollars. 46.
Government bonds firm: railroads ir-
regular.
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Pioneer RoonnGs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Vice President j. Il, Cosgrlff of tho
Continental National bank has return-
ed from Denver where he went to pre-
side over the opening OF the Cosgrlff
Bros. new bank, tho Hamilton Ma
tional. located ut the corner of Champn
and Seventeenth streets.
Z The Salt Lake Moose club has issued
invitations to It's opening at the club
rooms, 800 south West Temple street,
on Thanksgiving day. tho rooms to be
open to yisitors all day. II, a
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TRADING is pRIsKER.
Reported Strike in Colorado ADDS
strength, to Morning Market.

Reported Strike In COLORADO ANUS
strength to Morning Market.
Trading on the exchange was rather
brisNer this morning, with Iron BIOS
som, Colorado and Uncle Sam sharing
MS features. on the strength that IRON
blossom still has Il good chance TO
sign up her orc contract and VIII
probably execute the same this week,
the stock held up to 81 on the open
board a reported strike which mas
not been confirmed added some
strength to Colorado. on the open
board Tintic Standard sold at 4ls,
tIintnh Treasure Hill at and Bing-
ham Copper at Is. The total shares
sold on the regular call was 2O,7l0 with
A value of s5,056.50. on the open board
4, 400 shares sold worth sl,977, making
n total of 27,l1o shares with value Of
s7O33.50
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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WE DO JOB PRINTING.

How Is your stock of Letter Heads.
Envelopes. Bill Heads, and other Of
flee supplies?
Let us figure with you on blank
books, certificates, booklets. or re-
ceipts. in fact anything in the print
ing line.
We guarantee satisfaction.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB. DEPT.
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o7.11o s7,o33. 80
AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 1000 at II.
Cedar Talisman. 1000 at ID: 2,oVo AT
1919.
Colorado. 2,4no at As
Columbus. 500 at p. o.,
Iron Blossom, 1900 at So: 100 at ~.
Ohio Copper 1000 at 1.52h2.
Plutus, 1000 at AZ.
Seyen Troughs. 1000 at Az.
sioux Con. 1900 at 30.
So. Columbus Con, 500 at a.
Tin. Cent. 500 at .: 1000 al We.
buyer so.
Uncle Sam. 200 at so.
Yankee. 500 at 9S.
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nEAn IN SPANISH FORK.

Provo. Nov. ga quit claim mining
deed from D. O. Rideout to Herbert q.
Reed conveying for q consideration OF
81 the Tingley. Crocker, Forrester Salt
Lake Nos. /. ., 3 and and ltideout
mining claims IN Spanish Fork canyon
has been filed with the county record
er
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SAN FRANCISCO OIL QUOTATIONS.

brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ass'd Oil 1900 bid: Brookshirc i.30
bid; Claremont. 1.45 asked; Illinois
Crude. 35I40: Monte Cristo. go bid:
New Penn'a. 5s bid; Palmer. 1.+2hG1.f5;
Premier ss69l; Silver Tip, ]. 80 bid.
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FORENOON SALES.

Peck Tunnel. 100 at 1oh; 1000 at 12is.
buyer 60; 800 at IL.
Black Jack, 100 at 10.
Cedar Talisman. 500 at 1914.
Daily Judge. 10 at 4.5o
Iron Blossom, 100 at so 400 at 81.
MAY Day. 5000 Mt IL.
New York. 1000 at 5.
ohio Copper. 100 at so.
seyen Troughs. 1000 at Al.
Tintic Central, 1000 at OK; LOCO at
9iz. buyer 60,
Uncle sam, 5000 at 60
western Nevada, 1000 at 10; 5000 at
W OPEN BOARD.
Colorado, 5000 at 4als, seller so; 500 at
10 IRON Blossom, 200 at 50; 800 at 50; 100
at 81
Nevada Hills, 100 Mt 2.37ls.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 2s's.
TOTALS.
Shares. Value.
per,Ior .2O,7l0 s5.O56. so
Omen ......... ........ o,aVo w
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OMAHA.

Omaha, Nov. 2S.-Cattle--Receipts. 1000;
market strong. Native steers. 4.2'G6.Io;
cows and neifers, 3.coq6. rs: western
steers, 3.5NIE25; range cows and hell
ers and feeders, 3.00fI6.@5: calves. $3.50
30; bulls. stays. etc. 3.zoGiO.
iogs-Receipts, 400: market Sc: high
er. Heavy, 6,76M 100: mixed. 6.0M 90:
light, '.dCdi TO- pigs. 6Ner7U: bulk. 6'so
Sheep-Receipts. 500: market strong.
Yearlings. 50hd6.Oo: wethers. 3.SNa6.W;
ewes. 3.b0I4, 10: lni'!hs. IS & $40.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Asper Noall & Co. to Fred G.
Ruffell. part of lot IS. block H..
Lois II. West to James W. Coch-
rnne. part of lot s. block "a. plat
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Boston, Nov. 22-'The Boston wool
market showed falling off in the
amount OF trade. although values con,
tinucd firm. Territory wool is fairly well
taken and moderate demand continues
for Ohio half-hIood and quarter.,blood
fleeces There Is some activity also In
Texas stock. especially In l. months
secured, but California WOOL moves slow
" and pulled wool Is dull.
Secured basis. Texas fine. IL months
5su60c: fine. to months. bsff55c; fine
California northern, 55d67c; middle
county. 6ou52c: southern, i6Wis; fall
oregon eastern No. staple. 6516Gc;
eastern clothing. 6om6lc; valley No. l..
4H65c
clothing. 576l5Sc: valley No. ]. $50 65c.
Territory finest staple. 65n6Sc: cloth
Ing. 57n6Sc: half-blood cumbing, $50 sac:
quarter blood combing. 5iI53c.
Pulled extras. Soc; a fine. $50 oc; a
supers. 5cMj3c.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Nov. notwithstanding
& CO..: market strong. Native steers. i.i5I
80; native COWS and heifers. s.sFao;,o;
stockers and feeders. 3,5OM5.25. bulls.
= GII,I25. calves 4.001S.OJ; western
steers, i.OoGt5.5o. western cows, LOG
HoE-Recelpts. 700; market steady.
ers and butchers. 7.o5HT.lo; light. LOG
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market strong
TO 1oc. higher. Muttons. 3.C0I3.15: lambs,
4 bof,5. IS: fed wethers and yearlings, 800
GI.5O: fed western ewes. 2.i5mSU.
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pOsTON COpPER RANGM.

James a. Pollock & Co.. bankers ans
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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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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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.--ca,tie-Rsceipts, e ) :
up. Reeves l.soWI.35 TEXAS sc steers tt2va
and feeders. $500: cows and heifers.
.25aS. IS: calves. I.oO0y.To. ., ~,
UoEs--Receipts. estimated at IWo'
market slow, at ycsterday.s ayerase,
Iirht 6S6r7 o.: mixed. 6.Na1 10; heavy.
Nm ~. rough, 6 .T5aS. 90: good 10 choice
Heavy. S.WQ7.2o; pigs, u.GSp'. 90; bulk OF
sheep--Receipts, estimated at BOD
market steady to luc. higher. NAIVE
. ON 10. western, :.jNI4.l 10: yearlings,
;.l0si6. 10: lambs. native, i.3m6.9; west
ern, 4.25nS 10.
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WOOL.
ST, LOUIS.
BOSTON.

ST. Louis, Nov. 23-Wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. 2G S5a'
fine Mediums, 20N2l: fine. 12IlS,
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Total sales. e51, 800: money opened, q:
rate. %.
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Special Misunderstanding Dinner, s1.00
per plate. The Moxum, 4th So. and
State.
The Winslow mail., 1910-09-10

provided for; and so far as the
same IS consistent with provi-
slOns OF said Act, such registra-
ton as also the making up, print
mg, distribution, and use of such
greatregister, shallin all respects
conform to and be governed by
the provisions of Chapter 8 of
Title Xxx, Revised Statues OF
Arizona, 1901.
Ard | do hereby offer reward
of fifty $500 dollars for the ar
rest and conviction of any and
every person violating any Of
the provisions of Title ", Part
! of the Penal Code, such reward
to be paid until the total amount
hereafter expended for the pur
pose reaches the amount of One
Thousand (S1OOO) dollars.
In Witness Whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the great seal of the Territory to
be affixed.
Done at Phoenix, the capital.
this twenty eighth day of June.
A. D. Nineteen Hundred and Ten
BY the Governor: (Sea)
RICHARD E. SLOAN.
GEO. U. YOUNG,
Secretary Of Arizona
The above proclamation pub
lished in compliance with statu
ary requirements.
By order of the Board of Sup
ervis1Ors.
c. HESS Jr.
Clerk of the Board
By c. M. c. HOUCK.
Deputy