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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-27
CONCENTRATES.

Activity has been started on the
Tecoma Consolidated Mining company
in the Lucin district
The sevier-MlIler Coalition Mines
company expects TO have its mill run
ming in a few days
Charles Cooley OF Moab has sold his
half interest In the Golden Dream
property near that place for $1,000.
The. drift has followed the pay shoot
for 80 feet in the new strike AZ the
Nevada HIS, according 70 the latest
word from camp. The foot wall has
not been I'm sight during tho last 20
feet The lowest assay secured In the
face Of the drift was SIS.
Final payment has Just been made
by the Commonwealth Mines COM
many on its Beaver county property.
Manager ". A. Dunyon viii leave In
a few DAYS 10 lay out the plans Tor
future work at the property, which
Is I'm the Star district
General Manager A. ~ Holloway
Of the Tintic Central was IN the city
Yesterday. tie asserts that the shaft
Is now down $50 feet and in white
lime. Mr. Holloway does not believe
the time has yet arrived for drltlihg
20 reach the gray lime and ore.
william Hatfield Of Provo while In
Salt Lake yesterday declared that the
Opohongo IS now working 20 men on
devclopmeut work IN various parts OF
tho property Mr. Hatfield says there
is pleutv CT ore 10 work on and three
or four cars "A week are being sent TO
tho market
on account Of a delay In the shipping
Of cylinder heads to Doe used az the
Mountain Lake mine. work on the tun-
mel is just starting up today. The
necessary machinery Is reported 10
be ON the way TO the mine so that
work can start today superintendent
witt has been working force or men
at Mineral Flat
A strong company % Is asserted has
beon organized to take over the FINE
cold seven Troughs Mining company
property at seven Troughs The prop
ertv consists OF two groups, one me
Badger hin and the other the YET
low Dog. The Badger Hin property
was worked for time 10y lessees' VINO
opened up some fino gold ore.
A. p. Krautsen, a capitalist and
mining expert Of Pipestonc' Minnesota
is evpected al Ophir early next month
a. tbe purtsose OF becoming interest,"
"a la the hex standard Mining CONF
panv Mr. Krautsen VIII be accompani-
ed bv his own ognineer. IL Is sad tnat
tbeNinnesotian is igurlng on taking
over the controlling interest IN the
! property.
Work will start next month ON "a
concentrating plant for the Huebernite
tungsten company ~ miles south OF
Osceola The property Is owned ny o.
E turner aud p l.. Fletcher For a
yeor AIR Fletcher has been working a
force Of so men blocking out ore
along the $500 foot ledge Of ore lhat
varies i'm width from SIX inches 10
three feet.
Tho arst car Of ore since the Re
iuvenation of the old Kearsarge mine
In Dry canyon. Utah, by me Dry
canyon Mines company has lust neeh
marketed. Chot Worthing, who Is IN
charge of the property came m WIN
he. ore YESTERDAY Tho ASSAYS ON ne
| orc were as follows golu' ~
ounces. silver 321 ounces; leau'
| gO'8 per cent; copper 2.l5 per cent
and f2.4 per cent iron
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
EXCHANGE MEMBERS TO
VISIT PROVO next WEEK
Autos 20 Convey Party-Wu Have No
can Of Exchange Monday or
SaturtinN-Mnrkct Iiyelicr.

Tho FIRST real iunket OF the year ia to
be undertaken by the Salt Lake cx-
change members week from tomor-
row when automobiles viii carry some
so brokers to Provo. THE visit win
be quite an event no % has been "a long
time since the security sellers felt q
desire 10 leave and make now friends
The minins men of Provo viii probably
prepare rousius limo for their re-
oeptlon
There arc enough automobiles owned
b. members of tine exchange Co carry
the party Co Provo For the purpose
~ providing ana entertainment fund the
brokers have decided to assess each
member of the party S. This VIII bee
used for Refreshments and other things
that win lend Ifc Goo tho entertaining
As the members of tho exchange viii
start for the garden city quite early
ia tine forenoon it is probable that there
VIII he mo- session OF the exchange a
week from tomorrow
ON account of Monday being Dccora-
ton day all the exchanges throughout
tie country are closed tomorrow and
Monday. The local exchange will be
closed on both DAYS
There was quite change in market
conditions on tho local exchange today.
From sick market of yesterday the
trading this morning was over 800 per
cent better and stocks developed con-
siderable strength
WHAT COULD BE DONE
one thing that was demonstrated to
certainty this morning was that the
ieslst biz or activity In mining stocks
will send them soaring above present
mil raH D HHH.H N.H. ..eaUH
level at present is the belief OF the
brokers
Colorado was slow today and sold
around "a and 65 cents. Iron Blossom
climbed up from SO cents TO 90 cents
this morning on the sale OF 1900 shares
OF stock Nevada Hills held up steady
and under heavy selling Tiutic Central
continued 10 move up Although $1,000
shares changed hands the price moved
UP from 10iz cents 20 liz cents Tails
man was back IN ~ cents this morning.
The total number Of shares disposed
Of this morning was 80, $50, while the
amount paid out for the stocks was
s., 904 7i.
on the curb market there was con-
siderable activity and a larger range
Of stocks than usual. Many stocks also
made their appearance and bids and
offereds were made for the first time
In several days. Bingham Copper has
been favorltc for several days and
from cents at which It was selling
several weeks ago IL sold at 10 cents
this morning Most OF this stock Is
going east. il Is said
The sales on the curb this morning
were $500 shares OF Bingham Copper
at 10 cents; 1900 NJ IS. $50 az isia. 1000
shares Of Bingham Central Standard AT
1915: 700 shares Of Opex At is; 700 at
49, 200 AZ as 300 al &C. 100 shares OF
utah Sugar az S.45, 400 shares OF Seven
Thoughts Kindergarten az % ctnts.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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AnE rAkING 90 KINKs.
Bic Tram Of Utah Consolidated win
soon Wear Into shape.

The big tramway built by the Utah
Consolidated over the mountain To- tho
international smeltor at Pine canyon rs
now in almost perfect running order
Tho final kinks are being taken out and
long before the mime is ready to ship
to tho smrltcr the tram win he iu per-
feet running order The buckets We're
sent on their way for the first time last
SUNDAY and only "a few tight places
were discovered along tho entire cir-
cult
Tho mine is still supplying ore under
the old contract with the American
smelling g. Refining company This IL
is expected win be finished In about
"a month As the company wishes TO
have US mine in first class condition
10 is not probable that ore will begin
going over the hin 20 tho smolter bee
fore August.
Il SIS believed that the smelter win
not be ready 20 care for ore before
Labor day AZ that time both the
smelter and the mine viii De ready 20
crowd production 20 tho limit At tho
same time II would give the Giroux
Consolidated property at Ely time 20 be
IN n position 10 ship rs ores 10 the
smelter. BY September the mine would
be In condition TO send out good
tonnage.
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LEASE FARMS TO ON MEN.
Pennsylvania Company 20 Drill In
Grand Valley

Pennsylvania Company 10 Drill In
Grand Valley.
s. II. Barrett. a mining and oil expert
from Bradford. Pa. and l.. Peavy a
Denver attorney. are here this week to
examine the OF prospects along Grand
river. They came down the river with
Commissioner Branson Tuesday and
are well satisfied with the indications
on the claims that could be examined.
but we're unable TO inspect most Of
them on account OF the high water.
They also believe that the farm lands
OF this valley contain OIL and have been
securing 2O-year leases on some Of the
farms with a view OF drilling for oil
within a year. The leases provide that
Mr. Barretts company shall drill for
the oil and give to the land owners 10
per cent OF the oil discovered The
company further agrees that any ar
tesian Water discovered shall belong TO
the owners Of the land The farmers
figure that this Is a big feature OF the
lease, and II has always been believed
that there Is artesian water in the val
lev and IN this way they can find out
without the expense OF prospecting
A meeting Of the commercial club
was called wednesday for the purpose
of acuuainting the farmers and bust
ness men with the provisions Or the
proposed lease.
Among those who have leased their
land 20 Mr.. Rarretts company are DR..
J. W. williams, J. A. Hun. Neal Ray
and Myron Lance-Grand Valley
Times
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE

James a. Pollock a. Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire This afternoon
Adventure. 6m7. Osceola. Is9at-.
Atlantic. ~ as, Superior f3anH
G. n II. $50 asked. Utah Con
G24: Copper Range COO
Wolverine, t17H119. Granny
"A: Corbin. 13ia N1f; Mass.
Giroux, 7Ss as; Mohawk
Royale. 28ia a. q; Nip,
Lake. 80 p a. $50; OjihwaN {.
com. 42is0A; s. a D.. o..
A. & NJ. 40m5O cents. che.
a1O. y. Ely 2N ~ o.; Davis
Ia MS. First Nat, 3a0 1850
~ on; Majestic 6aHf.
Baltic. 7AMS; Ray
27sm3; South Lake, 5g atT
pah. 50 az; witch. l0Hli Cen
Auouez, 43a45; Parrot l5'4 1l5
CoaTn.. 1914 n20h Tamamak .
ed: Central 17nlS; Victoria. aHll ID
w. san; Wyandotte. Ia az. ~ IT.
S1A n u: shannon, ia 81; Mexico CON-
1ihG3: Hancock, 1879 ago. o.d NV
37G IS; Kerr Lake, pa = N. r.
80: Miami. 22n x Ray Con. h.E ..
II. 6. pfd., 497s Mj0, $. q T.. IN :.
Gas, 26d2sc; Chief Con. lsNA Gaze
tus. ga Il: Ely Con. 5OH55c, or Con-
StbTM: Ia Rose, 4 5-lfn9-lt. NJ w.
7aS: Ohio Cop. 29-i6N ILLS. san Al
~ as: Leaf. 7nS; Bohemia. btn 3,
Az. Coml. 16HGA quincy l6aN. =
& A.. 64665; Trinity. 5iag6, O. NJ. y
an: Winona. Sh@h; Franklin lsga'
Zinc. 25% bid; La Sale. 1874 Hl3t 7.
r.. SION; Mich. 5Gh. Indiana, -9ea'
New. Con. 20Na2fM; Kew, iaa Aoili
Lake. 11M67s; Arcadian, 5aaoA. :,
Utah, HON; Apex, 3HA; on @9l
26iA. b. Min. Sn25. chino. l-At!a
Con. Ariz.. 1-16d3-i6. Ely Cent. :
Of: ella. 6 bid: Oak. 2002l, New lhn
92GgS: Oneco. 3is0L Shauugk -ea "
S. q c.. 3505O; Bicycle, 2isH5
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cARNEGm IS NEw pIsrRIcr.
Discover Large Bodies OF Low Grade
Gold Ore

Oulu bift
Assay returns have been received
from samples taken from the great
porphyry ledge discovered On the new
camp OF Carnegie In the Lewis district
last week These samples were taken
al random for distance Of 400 yards
and averaged SA61 In gold. The ledge
has been traced south for between
two and three miles. outcropp.ng quite
prominently the entire distance. and
part OF tho way paralleling tho noted
BETTY O'Neal lode claim iu that dis
lance. and il has been traced an equal
distance north says the Battle Noun
tain Herald.
Another ledge, composed OF finely
crystaIzed quartz. So far determined
90 Doe 40 feet wide cutting through "a
quartz formation, and traced Tor more
that a mile. was encountered by an
other party Of prospcctors.
There are a number of experienced
miners and prospoctors in the Now
onmp. who are not given to excitement
oven whom they find n deposit OF
free milling gold ore that would assay
nottar bat from smaller area yet mis-
discovery haas Impressed them strongly
with tn. hohof that hero Bee only an
other evidence OF the vast mineral cN-
tsnt OF this part of Nevada. destined
90 uutrauk any district In productive
mess
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, May 27-Monoy on c,s
firm. 21zdSia per cent; ruling rate ~
per cent; closing bid, per cent: onerj
at ga per cent
Time loans firm; for 90 DAYS. vl1
3a per cent; for 90 DAYS, 4 per cert,
for six months, 404h per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper ~
to so per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actud
business In bankers bills 40 81 "a. 9Od 4
for 60-day bills, and at S4ST35 for 81.
mand.
Commercial bills. S34GS4pt
Bar silver 53A cents
Mexican dollars. a. cents
Government bonds steady. RAILROAD
bonds steady
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WHOLESALE.
MEATS AND Pnnr.rpv

Dressed beef per pound ,-.
Dressed Veal per pound ''''''au
Dressed pork. per pound III
dressed mutton per pound ........ 4
Lamb, per pound ..... '''''l
Lard, per pound ............ '''''s
Live hens per pound ......... ''''''i.
dressed mems. per pound ....... .,
Dressed Springs. per pound '''''''!
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FOR VIOLATING LIQUOR LAW

In the case Of b. F. Robinson On
appeal from the city court defendant
was found guilty by a jury 10 Jlas'
L.ewis's court this afternoon Of viol'''
ing the city liquor ordinance IN ss.i'n'
uquor after midnight.
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FORENOON SALES.
Cedar Talisman. 500 al II.
Colorado, 900 al S.
Iron Blossom. 500 at g.
Lower Mammoth 500 az ~.
Nevada Hills, 100 at 81
Prince Con. 800 40 p.
Tintic Central, 10000 at l0ia; 5000
at n.
Uncle sam. 200 at 80.
OPEN BOARD.
Carlsa, 900 az So
Colorado. 500 at "a.
Columbus. 200 az 20.
Iron Blossom. 500 at %. 100 at &c.
Nevada HIS. 500 az 81.
Tintic Central 5000 az ilh.
Tintic Combination, 5000 al =.
RECAPITULATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular board .........lbflOO Sa,ltVUO
open board ............z 1880 a.t34lo
Totals ................ 39,4lo Sb@04 70
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AFTERNOON SALES,
Brooklyn. 1000 az @
Columbus. 400 az g.
Crown Point. 100 az s.
Iron Blossom. 200 at %.
Nevada Hills. 500 at 81.
Provo. 900 at 2
South Iron Blossom, 1000 al z.
Tintic Central 800 az ~.
Tlntic Combination 2 200 az y
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GROCERIES.

Layer raisins, per pound.
Honey. per pound ...............,.....2
Beots. in cans, each ..................2O
Din pickles, quart .....................lo
Sour pickles. quart ....................20
Popcorn three pounds for ............25
Sugar. IA pounds for .................100
Citron peel. per pound ..,..............25
Lemon peel, per pound ..s............2O
Orange peel, per pound ...............25
Mincemeat. or pound ...........l6, 20, 25
Sweet cider per gallon ...............60
Rye hOminy quart -...................lO
Cane sugar ..........s.s'..s. ssss.'. '.b.tD
Beet sugar ..-......s s.'.I''s'. .baV
Maple sugar, per pound ...............25
Oleomargarine ........................ 30
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STOCK cERTIFrcATEs.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books Of any size or style made 70
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESEREr NEWS JOB DEPT.
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NEM YonK cuRn RANGE.
NEw YoRK ooPrER CLosE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wirs this afternoon:
Butte q London, 10 MD. Cumberland
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.
FARM PRODUCE

A, ,,gs.'y, per toh '.................isu
AitalIa' per ton ....................lSM
Wheat. per cwt O.. ...............,''i-i
Jus Per c"t ........................f ia
Corn, per cwt. .......
Rolled Oats. per cwt az.
Barley. rolled. per cwt ........ is.
Flour family per cwt ........... ~
Flour straight grade. per czt 80
Bran and shorts, per cWt .... -
Corn meal. per 'cwt ........ 90
Flour, high patent. per e-.t S-,
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. May I.-Cattlo-Receipt-' es-
timated al 1900. market strong. beeNts'
&. sOGf = 10. Texas steers, b.pnb.ias MtHt-
ern steers. g. i5ul 80, stochtts "nu 49,
ers. 5.gn06. 40; cows and heiters' o1p"
IIoas1 Reeeipis estimated at 1900.
market To Zoe up. Light, 9.3oa96o. mix
ed gMus.Gl. heavy. 2 HHs-~ lpukH'
Q.Wm9.3s: good to choice heavy s.s'N 80
pigs, . 100 $50. bulk OF sales 1900 30 ~.
market steady Native, 35oa5 n; west
crn. gs0G5.G0. yearlings. 6O0n1 30, lambs,
native 8 25aS.60; western, o.lodh.to
OMAHA
omaha. May Receipts, 700,
market steady Native stcars. 90 I'D,
cows and hoifers, 3.50a6.i5; western
steers. 3.5OU7.OD. cows and heiters. 2.iott
%. Gamers. 900 AZ, stockers ana
feeders. g. 7jG6. -, calves 4.oput So bulis'
stays. etc, i@9S. . Zoo. market Zoe.
higher. Heavy. 915a9.30. mixed. 500
3: light @ 25n9.35; pigs S.0oW9.o0; bulk
of sales. ggmAH.
shcep-Recoipts. 1000, market steady.
NoarlinEs, iAMb.1at wetncrs. 4.'o0 o-'Vi
ewes, 4.60u5.25; lambs 6.''0e.oo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY May E.-Cattle-Receipts.
1000. market steady. Native steers, $500
10: cows and heifers, 3.l5mi.25 stock
era and feeders. 4.&a6lo; bulls, 3.50W
800: calves. A15a7. a; western steers
0H 7.G5: western cows, 4.loh 0.la.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 market 20 lOc-
higher. Bulk of sales, 3 % az. 81 heaNy
o. lu5rs.41is. packers and butchers, s.SoH
Gas. light, o 5000: pigs, $500 3.N
shcep-Receipts, 1000, market STEADY,
AIuttons g. Olli6.j0: lambs. 7.0OuS. %. fed
western wothers and yearlings, 4.'o0o.21'
fed western ewes, 4.OoWo.bo
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WOOL.


St Louis May wool unchanged
Territory and western MEDIUMS Ae4 90 3
fine mediums. l7D %; fine, lydlo.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND HAY.
MEATS AND POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter. per pound.
Butter. ranch. per pound .............30
Cheese, per pound ...............Z OnS3
Ranch eggs, per dozen ...............30
Neufchatel cheese ....................10
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VEGETABLES.

Celery, per bunch .....-......,... .
Lettuce. two heads ..............15
New turnips. three for ..........1O
Bell pepper, per pound .........,b0
New Spuds for ...............2
Saratoga chips. per pound ...... 80
New cabbage, per pound .........b
Green onions punches for ......5
Asparagus, per bunch. ,...........5
Spuds, per peck, ...-...'.s.... 10
tucumbors. each ................
japanese peppers, per pound ..., 30
peaa reer Mound ..............121k
spinach. six pounds for .......... 2b
carrots per bunch ..............9
Tomatoes per pound .......,.....2 20
Green and wax beans, per pound 10
Rubarh. two pounds for ..........b
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NUTS

Almonds. per pound .............25
Walnuts per pound ..............25
Filberts. per POUND .............25
Peanuts. pounds for ............25
Mixed nuts, per pound ...........25
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FRUIT.

Oranges. per dozen .........3O. 81. 40, 80
Lemons. per dozen .....-..............30
Lines, per hundred ..,..............125
Dewberries, per cup. ...................2
Bananas. per pound ...................2
Dates, per pound .....................20
Apples. per peck .......................
Pineapples, each .......................6
Plums, per pound .....................2O
Aprlcots per pound ...................2O
Utah Strawberries, per box...........16
Cherries per pound ...................2
Taugerines. per dozen ................25
CocOanuts, each ....,..............1Od
Raspberries. per box .................10
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Ely. 6d1ih; Giroux Consolidated. 7%d
~. Nevada Utah. 15-160l. Nipissing,
l1Am1tH. Ncwh0use. lian2, Davis
DAILY. 1A02. Ely Central. fsQl, Ely
Consolidated 9-l6GM; Furnace Greek,
40S. Greene c. q S. COM. Z asked,
Montgomery Shoshoue h0A, Nevada
smelling. 7-16u9-l6, silver queen. 10
ala: silver Leaf. S0l2 King Edward,
3-1Ga5-l6. Foster Cobalt. i0020, NJ. w.
77sW8. Sioux, 3O0S2. Ely Witch, sails;
Carea. 45052. Colo. 63066: Q b.. s0ds5;
Cobalt Central. 6iadT. Mckinley Oar
ragh. Glass; Tintic Mining 100 asked ],
Gibraltar. 2u5. First National copper
39t04. Nevada Huls. 1SUS5; Boston
Con. I1a19. Yukon Gold, 4 5-l6m q.
North Butte Ext. 165. Miami Copper
Z2h as. y. S. Gas. iaass Penna Wyo,
las FL Rayo. 3l1-16H7s; Ray Con.
lSih0a; Inspiration Copper, $3.50
6-l6. Ray Central. i5-l6mS; ella Cop
per. 6AGas Chino Copper. l2AWl3'
keystone. 37sd4. Ohio Copper, 29-l61'
1915. Baltic. 1ihd9
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FISH

Grabs ......t......- ........... 30
Brook Trout each ..............1
Halibut per pound .......-....... 10
Black sea Bass ................. 10
Salmon. per pound .....t.. ...... 70
Mullet and carp, four pounds ..,2b
Mountain trout. per pound .,....45
California smelts, per pound ....... 20
oregon smells. uor pound .......15
barracuda, per pound .....',.. ~
Catfish. per pound ....'.....'.' =. ~
Goldfish, per pound ...........-.l2 70
Soles per pornd .............-.'..-. o
Sandals. per pound ............l =
shad. per pound .,...........,..lb
shadroes per pound ............3 80
Lake trout. eastern .....,........2h
Lake pike, eastern ..............2 20
Lake white, eastern .............2b
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO MINING SIOtkS.
COMSTOCK.
Ophir. g9a1.00. Mexican. 1.O2ia a.
105, Gould & Curry, 20 asked. Con.
Va. 95aiO0: Savage, % asked; Hale
& Norcross. 81 U62; yellow Jacket 60
bid Sierra Nevada. 20 bid; Union, goa
q; Chollar, 10 bid; Potosi, 40 asked.
TONOPAH.
Touopah Nevada. $50 bid; Montana
Tonopah. % bid: MacNamara, 25M21;
Midway. % bid Tonopah Belmont, $40
bid: Tonopah North star. 6m1. West
End Cons. HH45; Rescue. 4N5; Jim
Butler. 2fN25.
BULLFROG.
Maynower Cons. 2M8: Montgy Mt.
asked. Homestake Cons, 1 asked;
Tramp Cons. 4 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, bid; Dexter. bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. 10 bid. Nevada
HIS. SO@S5: Pittsburg Silver Peak.
69G 10: Eagles Nest, asked Round
Mountain. 56 n so: Rawhide Queen, 20
a So: Rnwhide Coalition, rs bid.
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New york May sugar nav, arm
muscoyado. $50 test, 3.77' centrifugal. a6
test AZ, molasscs sugar so test. 3.a&
Refined 0ulets crushed, a.b, granulnted,
as: powdered. 5,35.
Comee spot. quiet No Rio. si,i No 4
santos. gis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-27

Chicago, May G-Huttcr - steady.
Crcamcrlos &W 27ia. dairies 2m26
Eggs Firm at mark cases Included,
l5i1nlGls. receipts, .Gh; drsts, iiia
primo hrsts, lsia.
Choose Steady Daisies, iiAu -; Twins.
If0it: young Americas. 1nhf Long
Horns. 1iAN
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-12-28
s~allowd up all the ress, and fala

s~allowd up all the ress, and fula
fiLment ef that duty enuobles the
iDiquit - a'nds iv which it ia
shown" The order of Jesnits
has bssn described as "sword
whose hills is at Rome, and a@9ose
point is everywhere" "
It is but natural that she Pop9s
should befriend and honor euch
faithful servants. AS rule such
has been the papaI policy. But
from time to time, so great has
been ths outcry raised by govern
ments that were suferjag from
ths plots and intrlgueg Of the
Jssuits that the Popes have been
compelled 30 curb them. They
were bsuished from Portugal in
1859. from Franco IN 1867, and
from Spain IN the san1a year d.
Bear in mind that alJ thase conn
triss were intensely Roman Catho,
lie st ths time. So great was tbe
general clamor against them thai
Pope Clement XIV. issued hull
on July II, 1773, sbolishing tho
order. It was restord on the fall
of Napoleon in 1915; and since
shat time they have boon ban
ishad for longer or ahoEt9r
period from Italy, Spain, France,
Russia, Switzerland, Belgium b.
varis, Austria, this Germsn Em-
pire aud various Roman Catholic
States IN America. The United
States IS a kind ct heaven for
them. Here they are permitted
to flourish in peace, but if they
ever gain sufficient pswer to have
their own way, the United States
wiIl not be a heaven for other
people. .--Presbyterlan Standard,