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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-05
MONEY IN on WELLS.

Interest in the OH fields Of southern
California is increasing and large
number OF Salt Lake men are nov
there NJ u. Evans and John n. Papc
leave today for the Bakersfield OH Sec
ton, whore they have some valuable
OH territory. Interest In oil has grown
in the past few months and 10 is de-
clarcd that two large foreign syudi-
Gates are purchasing oil lands in this
country The following piece Of ucvs
from AN exchange shows the POSSIBLE
tiles Of OIL The Lakeviow Eushcr is
declared tp be the largest IN the world.
III there has been any change Boz the
daily production ~ tho Iakoview oil
c1isher IL o. slight increase. qc-
cordlug 90 Information received to-
day at the oflco OF the Union OH COM
p3nv.
EFFORTS TO keep the OH from shoot
ing high into the air have succeeded
again. and IL now goes out about half
as high as the derrick This makes 10
impossible ~ 500 the column ~ oil at
any great distance from the we'll as
formerly. and out of this grew incor-
rect reports that the we'll had ceased
90 f0w 200 any great quantity
'"rhc restraining of the flow was ac-
,ompIishod boy providing an immense
reservoir of off around the top of tho
well into which the oil from the well
is shot This prevents the OFT from
scattering lu tho shape of fine spray,
on account of which much of has been
lost aud operations ON adjoining prop
critics Murdered because Of danger from
fine Efforts to control tho oil were I'm
progress ri number OF days
"The vol has produced about l.iSo.-
600 barrels of ON since II began to flow
March rs OF this amount approx
matoIy I2-0O0O barrels worth about
$685. 600 at the we'll has been saved
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RAILROAD NEWS

The Denver \ Rio Grande passen-
ger department is distributing n beau
tuuy Illustrated pamphlet prepared
bv Stanley Wood entitled. with Ma
ture en- colorado" The grandeur Of
the Rocky mountain scenery along the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad is de-
scrbed In the booklet
The uptown Offices Of the Oregon
Short Line viii Dee removed from the
present quarters az Second South and
Main 20 the store formerly occupied by
Mehesv. the funicr. in Main street be-
tween First and second South street.
The city passenger department viii
continue under the management Of l.
j. Reyes and the freight offices viii
be- under the direction OF d. r. Gray
district freight agent
The Oregon short Line has nur-
chased a motor launch 20 be used on
the lake for the purpose Of facilitat-
ing inspection work Of the Lucin cut
Off The boat was made in San Fran
cisco especially FOR the railroad. and IL
will be- launched tomorrow.
Railroad Night az Saltalr-The an
nual BAH given by the railroad clerks
occurs tomorrow night at Saltair. Tho
dance will be given, the managers say.
whether 20 rs rain or shine.
Rio Grande Ratcs-The Denver &
Rio Gr8ndo is making one fare rate
from Pavson and intermediate points
for the Maudc Adams engagement and
the Barney Oldhcld speed exhibitions
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CRIMINAL COURT.
wo Third Degree Burglars Given One
Year Zach nv Judge Lewis

'ames Hayman and Pat NflIg3r
tHifged with burglary iu the third I.
So pleaded guilty before Judge Levi
ms afternoon and were each sentenced
70 Ole year IN the state prison M.
men we're found In the roomincbg.
OF MIS- j. Kramer, 657 west First SaYf.
street N the night of March %. Trov
W. 9l'ested, and Identified by o..
landlady later
Harry Z. Hillan boy IL years of
age was trraigncd this afternoon I1
inc ihlfd district court on two c1unts
or forgery. Judge Lewis declined d.
entertain tht boys plea and appout-f
an attorney % defend him The cas-.
was set for ~ am. tomorrow.
Perry ). pay. charged with attcmpI
ing 70 break at of Jail. was given CD
days IN the stae prison Day was H.-
rested and giVct 30 DAYS i'm the Mid.
vale jail for vae-ancy. on the frrr.H
day Of his scntcrce he was discover.
removing some bricks in the wall ....
had been tamperei with by rr
prisoners
Fred n. Luddy. accused of fur.
the name Of joseph p. Smith D.
check for $3.50 was arraigned h..
the court and PLEADED not guilty
was represented by Atty. John T0
No time was set for the trial
When the case Of II y. Chrietcusar
charged with obtaining money under
false pretonses. was called 10 deveIounH
that he had left the state and iumr.f
his bonds. 10 further was stated tr.+
at present ne was In prison serving
time for similar offcnsc committed
In Kansas. The case was continued.
The defense I'm the Marsh case is duo
TO close this afternoon and the probe
abilities are that the case viii Co O.,
the jury this evening
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. May Allegations that much
seed Iu the northwest Is rottlnB IN lue
ground stimulated the whole market to-
dav. All the other news tended 10 pro-
durc weakness There were rains All
through Kansas. oklahoma, Nebraska
and South Dakota. Furthermore. the
buying. excitement At Liverpool appear
cd 10 be over. Prices have opened q
to "a lower TO bn Hs - = higher, the
latter Tor May. Cautiousness about SELL
ing on tho break however, was evident
Lifted by numerous large purchases. the
market rallied sharply. september going
up 20 l.O2is
small oncriugs from the country SEEM
cd 90 some extent TO equalize the tame
tors bought little because Of the
strength shown in wheat Tho market
opened LAX lower TO shade higher
with september at $50. rally to @A
followed.
oats encountered fair buying on the
dips Prices started "a 20 "a lower, with
September az At 10 SA and reacted to
An advance in the quotations for live
hogs sent provisions Up all around For
the september option pork was up 3oc.,
lard zoe. and ribs loo.
Whclt-Crop damage reports all the
way from Winnipeg TO Texas made
shorts scramble 10 cover. Longs sold
ON the bulge and caused small reac-
tIon The close was steady with Sep
TENDER at 1.O2AaiA. a net gain or =
az.
Corn-Corn continued 10 be helped by
wheat and closed steady az 63B for Sep
tcmber. q net gain of b0h.
Cash corn No @ 81. No. ? white. 65d
66, No. yellow. gn y; No 3. 6nta,
No. white. 6taG. No. yellow. 62q \
No. g. 5zQ& No 4 white. 6ae2. No. I
close Rye-cash 77aN; May. va;
July. 1Na
Timothy May Is: oct, 400.
clover Nothing doing.
Whe1t-Msy. 112A q q; July 1.olia;
corh1May %. July. ss's; Sept. ss%:
oat.1Mav ,.'s July 0h@M; sept,
Moss Pork per bbI-May 22.0, July
Lard. per 100 lbs May % l2ik July
- N2H sept, l2.Uia.
short Ribs. per 100 lbs May ia.75.
July II 0oa12,62ia sept, l2.5Oa 1257h
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. MAY 5-Butter - steady.
Crcameries esa2s daires 22des
Eggs steady. az mark cases included
1908 receipts. 1890. hrsts. ~; prime
Cheese STEADY. Daisies itdasls. Twins.
lta " Young Americas 1909; Long
Horns, iiaUA
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, May 5-Raw sugar. firm.
musCovado 50 test. g. So. centrifugal. q6
test, A3, molasses sugar. 50 test 35S
Refined. quiet crushed. $50; granulatcd,
3 p, powdered. OBS.
coffee spot quiet. No Rio Sas No.
4 santos, 81.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.

According to the foregoing list tba
six books (hction) which have soId
best i'm the order Of demand during
the month. are:
1. The Kingdom Of Slender Swords
RlVes ................. ....f1. so
Q. Tower Of Ivory. Anterior. tNac-
millan.1 .....-.. ..........8f- so
9. The House Of the Whispor.rr
Pines. Green. CPutman) .....SI so
4. The Rosary, Barclay. tPut-
man H.. .....-.........S1 90
3. Lord Lovcland Discovers Amer
lea Willismsons. DOUBLEDAY.
Page,l ........... ...-........Sl 90
8. White Magic. Phillips. ApuIc-
ton ............ ..........SI.50
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The leading book concern.
Main 81
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.



In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District. in and Cor the County
OF salt Lake, and state OF lI..
Probate Division. In the matter of i'f
estate Of Ernst Auderbcrg, Deceased N.-
tice of Admin traitors Salc.-NolDt IS
hereby given that lu pursuance of .l
order duly made by said Court on mo
18th day Of April 1910, I'M the matter .t
the estate Of Ernst Andgrbers. de-eas d.
the undersigned. administrator OF sal
estate, will sell 40 public auction, 90 10
highest bidder for cash IN gold coin N
the United States. and subject 10 The cone
nrmation Of said Court, ON SATURDAY q
2lst day OF May, 1870 at the hour oi Z
o'clock noon, at the west front door m
the city and County building, Salt LAKE
city Utah. all the right, title ana .'-
tcrest and estate Of sad Ernst Anle.-
berg at the time OF his death, being d
Zee simple title ln and 10 the proper.
hereinafter described and nll ths rE...
title ard Interest that said estate
acquired hy operation Of law or OF.
wise, iu and Go that certain pAIet. OFT .'.
situated iu salt Lake county. state
Utah. bounded and described as follow.
to-wit.
beginning at point . rods east ana
Oh. rods south Of the Southwest fuIN..
OF the southwest quarter OF section p
township . south. range 1 west sou
Lake Meridian, in salt Lake county
state OF Utah, and running thence vs.
5 rods; thence north 81 feet. thence "e1L
g rods; thence south 90 feet 10 the place
Of beginning"
Terms and conditions Of sale. Cash
iu gold coin OF the United states n
America. 60 be paid 10 the admiu.sfrH-
tor on the day OF sale. subject to IH'
confirmation Of this Court and Che dee
livery or conveyance.
Dated at salt Lake city Utah ina
End day OF May. 1910
n NJ n. LUND.
Administrator OF said Estate
James ingehretsen. Attorney for 5ai
Administrator.
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TO ABOLISH SPECULATION
IN FARM PRODUCTS

St Louis. May 5-Omicers or the
American Federation of Labor and OF
the different farmers organizations IN
convention here continued TO discuss
a plan OF cooperation. A new organ
ization TO be called the National Farm
ers' Scientific Cooperative society
probably will be the result Of the de-
liberations
The new organization will have for
its objects the doing away with the
middle men which includes the specu-
lation on farm products.
TOday's program of the farmers rally
was devoted largely TO grain men. Rep
rescntatives from grain and produce
exchanges Of the large cities attended
the meetings Twenty speakers were
ON today's program.
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MAYOR OF NASHVILLE
ARRESTED FOR SPLITTING

Memphis. Tenn. May 5.-Mayor Ed
ward Crump was arrested today,
charged with eXpectorating on the uled
floor of the new two-million dollar
courthouse.
Mayor Crump. who was inaugurated
IN January last. recently started an
anticipating crusade and ordered po-
lice officers 20 arrest anyone eXpec-
toratng on the streets and on the
floors Of streetcars and public build
ings.
Tho mayor was fined s., which he
paid.
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SUBMITS REPORT ON
TINTIC CENTRAL WORK
Manager lloldaWay Giec- Directors
Account of Progress of Company
Since % Started Present shaft.

Provo. May Sat the monthly mret-
ip, ,,f tl,. limit. ,...trar director. hold
nero inIs week. Manager NHdI'" M.
Holloway made the following report.
aT1 TlIv. zoos va started shaft by
.5..4 .....i .I...l.. ..t....,r,. .ft..-
''
N' put in "h.w WIN winch we u"N
goo ra.t and could not practically sink
farther without power In March. 1909
........I d.. ....,.,,..,, e,, ,..,,.r. t.. DID.
used nn 1"si WIN lH' l'i"'' ''
Power company t1 be- ready hy May j.
iona hfu.r H.Iay was caused bv late
............. ,i.....s..r. ,. ,,..r.
''''''"- ''
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New interpretations

The Extension Middle Chalk Crock
Irrigation Co. Of Coalvulo, Summit
county nlcd It's articles OF incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state this
morning The purpose OF tho company
ia Co provide water for irrigation pur-
poses on the lands lying In the Coalville
precinct by dvertInE the waters of
Calk creek The capital stock is SA350.
divided into shares Of $40 each. The
officers are James r., Rhead president.
David Recs, vice president. Walter
Boydcn, secretary and treasurer These
with Edmund RcCs and John H. Petit
form the directorate
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NEW SEA MoNsTRosTTEs.

San Francisco. May AFTER a 80
months cruise I'm Philippine waters
with party Of scientists who discov-
cred, IL is reported, many new deep sea
moustrosities. the fish and game COM
missions expedition returned here yes
tcrday on the steamer Albatross. only
few minor specimens were brought
back on the vessel. all the important
ones have been shipped direct from
Manila 20 the Smithsonian institution.
The Albatross went as far south as the
Celebes islands and visited hundreds
Of harbors and inlests In the arChipel-
ago lying between LuzOn and BOrneO.
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nNmRnNn nII.lss pRoGRrss-

Washington. May --Thc house
adopted by i0G % q am amendment 90
the railroad bin providing that when
a railroad when iu competition with
water route lowers it's rates. such ratios
cannot be increased without "a showing
on the part OF the railroad of new rea-
son for such increase.
An amendment by Mr. Hardy OF
Texas empowering the inter state conf
merce commission To fix railroad rates
was defeated, 50 TO SIS.
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MINERS THREATEN TO
DRIVE OUT RETURNED MEN

Dsnville. Ill.,, May 5.--Three hundred
miners OF this city marched on the
Southwestville coal mines today de-
claring they would drive out OF the
mines 10 men that had returned to
work pending an agreement between
the strikers and their employers. 4
riot is threatened. Many families I'm
the district are said to be starving be-
cause Of the shut down OF the mines.
The sheriff organized a posse 20 start
Immediately for the scene OF the
trouble. The mines OF Southwest
willie are eight miles south of this city
on the Chicago & Eastern Illinois rail-
road.
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PUTTING IN COMPRESSOR.

I'm spite OF the fact that the rail-
road into Phoebe has been out since
the FIRST Of the year. the Phoebe
Metals property has been pushing
ahead A compressor ls now going In
and Will be- fully installed within the
next few weeks. This win enable
much better progress to be made
Tho ground through which the SHAFT
is going is improving and last week
the crew more than doubled the dis
lance that 10 did tho week before.
The shaft is now down ESQ feet and
within the next two weeks the 800
foot level viii boz reached. At that
point Superintendent David Lemon
viii have "a station cut and "a drift viii
be started to catch the ore.
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MAJ. RICHARDSON
RETURNS TO ALASKA

Washington May s. Mai. Willis p.
Richardson Fifteenth infantrr who
was so bitterly attacked in tht con-
gressional committees by the Apskan
delegate. has gone back 10 Aaska.
The officer has been iu charge the
development OF the road system the
territory and IL was charged by Die
gate Wickersham that he was IN
Washington neglecting his duty aud
lobbying for certain interests SecL
Dickinson. however. formally retutet
the truth OF the charge, asserting ina
the ofieer was IN the capital under
orders to inform the department on
conditions in Alaska and that he had
rendered excellent service
So, the officer stayed on more than
three months and has Just started on
his return.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis Nav 5.-Wool. quiet Terri
tory and western mediums, 29a24, hu0
mediums. lsHD. tine, uul4.
LONDON.
London. MAY "A large selection Of
merIuos was offered az the wool auction
sules and met with an immediate buying
for continental account The homo trade.
however. secured the bulk OF the Ias-
maulans. Crossbreds ruled firm, cspe-
cially medium coarse grades Falkland
Islands we're in brisk demand. The num-
Der of bales offered today was lils.
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MARKET CONTINUES LIVELY.
Prices Lower for All Stocks Traded
ON Local Exchange.

Although trading was lively and the
volume Of business ON the local exc
'hanEc was fair. prices were very
low this morning cedar Talismau.
which has been the feature during the
week, sold az l2ta cents today Colo
ado dropped 10 90 cents and Iron
Blossom went below the dollar mark,
'lelling as low az % cents
& ohio Copper strengthened mp some
{ oday selling as high as S2.l5 Lower
Mammoth was the most lively secure
iv. II was somewhat lower selling from
~ 90 60 cents
+ Tho total number of shares disposed
~ was 30.7bO. while the amount re-
PRESENTED was &1ff42.75.
There was but little activity on the
.urb market this morning and the
only sale was 500 shares of OpeX at
o cents.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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PATENTS FOR wEsTERNERs.
Especial to The News)

washington. H. c., Nav 5.-Patonts
issued: Utah--John Smith, Bingham
canyon, rocking chair
Tdahn-Iames r, LauEhlin. Boise,
eyeElass mounting; Nils Peterson. Mos
COW, anti-freezing closet
Wyoming-John r. Brock, Mayo
worth. Jaw trap.
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RtrII.FROG

Nay0ouCr Cons. 1H2: MOntgv Mt.
I asked Homestako Cons. I asked;
Tramp Cons. @ asked
MANHATTAN
MANN Cons. 9 bid, Dexter. I hid.
S. Dog, % asked,
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairyicw silver King, 40 bid. Nevada
HIS. 60U 90, pittsburg silver Peak.
20 asked Eagles Nest. asked.
Round Mountain. 49a 90; RaWhide
Coalition. % asked
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Omaha. Neb. May 5.-Cattie-Receipt
31Ol: market strong Native steers. $40
~ 40, cows and hcifers. 3.i506. IS, west
eru steers. 3.50W1.u1: cows and heifers,
3 1913 %. Gamers. 2.5Ouf =. stockers and
feeders. 3.JJH6.15. calves 4.2rS.B,
bulls. stays. etc. . 75W6.25.
Hogs Receipts $40. market 10 to l5c.
higher. Heavy. 9OU9.8; mixed, o 100
Q. %; light. 9.0pm9.25 pigs. S.00a9.O 90; bulk
OF sales 9.10H9.S.
sheep Receipts 400; market strong.
Ycarlings. T5UHS.OO; wethors. 7.2Jl7. s..
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COUNCIL, IDA, POSTMASTER.

especial 20 the Nows)
Washington -. g.. May 3. Pearl
Mitchell has been appoined postmas-
ter at Council Washington county,
Idaho. vice J. j. Conway resigned.
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stock certificates. bonds, and blank
books OF any size or style made TO
order Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESBRET NEWS JOB DEPU.
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FOR SALE.

MINING-A SNAP TO RIGHT PARTY.
own mine and machinery. New gold.
silver camp. close Goldfeld. New. Joins
shipping mines Need $1,000. quick moe
tion. Address S, Room 3i4 wilson Hotel.
slII Lake CItN. NON
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds, and blank
books OF any size or style made 70
order Estimates promptly furnished
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT
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NV YORK cum RANCE.
ROsTON COrrER RNNGE.

brokers. mrnies the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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SPECIAL TRAINS.

Automobile races, Buena Vista. Nav
1th and Sth, Leave Union station
pm. and $3.50 pm. via Salt Lake
Route.
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Pioneer Roonnrs.
STOCK cFRTIFTcArFs.

Sold. laid p d guaranteed by
LAMBETH PAPER co.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. MAY 5.-Cattie- Receipts, Csc
tImatod at 3y.Q. market steady TO l0c
higher Bceves. 5.60uS.35 Texas steers,
1Oub.gO, western steers, 465ub 81 +,
stockers and feeders. 2.9JH6.d5; cows and
hciferS. .. 70fi 40. calves. 6.50uS.aO.
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 500.
market l5a9pc, higher. Light 935d 9.62ia.
mixed. 9.WH9.6Iia, heavy. 9.Od9.50,
rough. sUHg.t5. good TO choice heavy.
q i5u9.N. pigs, S6W9.56; bulk Of sales,
9.E09.65ia.
sheep Receipts. estimated at 1900.
market steady Native. T. 35ff7 80; west
ern 9. 5Ou1 M. yearlinEs 7.00HS 10. lambs.
native, I25N 800, western. 7.2gg.l0.
KANSAS CITY.
kansas city. May 6.-Cattle-Rcceipts
900. market strong. Native steers, 3. 50
% 100. native cows and heifers. 3.50Q
10. stockers and feeders, 4OOQ 8. 80.
bulls. 4.O0u $50; calves, 4.0oqS.3. west
ern steers. soc " 40. western COWS.
4.O0d5.5O.
Hogs-Rcceipts, 500, market Is to DC.
higher Bulk OF sales. 9.t549.4O: heavy
O. .Ju9.J0; packers and butchers. $50
9.45; light. 9.tOaaJ. pigs, S.25a 800.
Shecp-Receipts 400. market steady,
Muttons, 6.0u7.15. lambs, 1.-5u9.0O; fed
western wcthcrs and ycarliugs. 6.0JqS.0oi
fed western ewes. 6.50Q1.J0.
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Sandstone. 4 bid. COL Mt. 6 asked.
Jumbo Ext. Do bid. Booth 10 bid; Blue
Bull. 4a5. Adams. asked. Silver
Pick. SHs. Blue Bell asked. ST.
Ives. no bid. CouQueror. . asked: Lone
star. 3nt. ORC. 5H6. Atlanta. 13H14;
Gt Bend. 2H2. Red Top Ext. lag;
Florence. 215H220. D'feld 70. y. Cons.
asked; Goldaold Daisy. 7HS. Comb.
Fraction. bid. CT Bend Annex.
asked. kewanus. 6 asked Crackcriack
O. asked. Red Hils. 3U4. Y Tiger.
bid. Grandma, . sales Golineld Con.
SO0HNO2ia D'fold Triangle asked,
q. %. H.. 6US. Florence Extn., /
8aknU
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TOMMY MCCARTHYS DEATH.
Coroncr's Jury's Verdict says Il Was
Prom Accidental Causes"

san Francisco. May 5.--Death from
accidental causes was the verdict re-
turned today by the cOroner's jury In
the case Of Tommy Mccarthy. prize
fighter. who was killed last Friday
night in a fight with owen Moran. the
English lightweight champion
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NEw YnnK IIsTEn srocKs

James a. Poiloer & Co.. bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon.
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West Utah ........ 100 ....... 100
Yer COD p. oi'. .os .oie os
FORENOON SALES
Bullock. 1000 at y
Cedar Tll. 1000 It f2ir
Colorado. 200 Jt 90. 300 40 6G
Columbus 30 at g.
IRON pI1aa. 500 at g1 100 at 0s. 500 at
90 200 40 o. buyer 6U
Lower Nam. 100 Ht 60. 100 no -s
Ohio Cope 200 at 210. goo at 2.l.i4.
500 ut 2.f5.
Seven Troughs. 5000 at q.
Tin Cent 900 az l0fs
OPEN BOARD
Cedar Tails. $500 at 1ei-
columbus. 800 at o..
Iron BIoss 800 GOO 100. 200 40 90
Lower Nam. 100 at 57 $500 az 5s.
1900 az go. 1000 40 80. buyer go. 1000
at co. buyer go. 300 at go buyer go
81 valley '0Id stoclu. 100 8t 1855.
South COL Con. 1000 40 ga
rt3h CON. $500 40 800
victor Con. f00 1t
TOTALS.
Shares Value
t'EuidF stt..sss sssss.Ih.tHN i. 800 .Nn
open ........ ......... $4,000 S916.15
$3.50 u4ue.55
AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel 400 at 10. 500 at
1912
cedar Tai. 1900 at Iei4.
Colorado, 5000 az So. 600 at 50.
Columbus 100 az 90.
Iron BLOSSOM. a.3UO al 90. 500 at
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Montana Touopah 81 bid. Mac
Namma. 2Gm27. Midway. 2s asked:
Tonopah Belmont. e15 bid. Tonopah
North star. 30f. West End Cons. 81
hid. Rescue. ! asked, Jim Butler. IS
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
MORNING METALS.

SfIAFH -
COPPER tCathodC-l ~ 5-t6
LEAD. loo
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS
LEAD. dun. $500 10
COPPER. dun. 1890 a. 1920
SILVER. -
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS.
Today ...... St.Os0.37 t.S5
Nav =. 1909 .... t,O37.7O0.6f