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CONCENTRATES.

y. J. Raddatz. general manager Of the
Tntic Standard, was at the property
yesterday.
w A. Wilson. a well known mining
engineer, has returned from trip
through Idaho.
General Manager John Dern OF the
Lower Mammoth and Uncle Sam mines
spent Yesterday in Tintic inspecting
the properties.
Walter Fitch, general manager Of the
Chief Consolidated Mining company at
Tlntic, has returned after a visit Of sew
eral weeks In the east
d. G.. Jacking has been made a d.
rector and first vice president Of the
Nevada Northern railroad. which g..
owned by the Nevada Consolidated
Copper company.
The Utah Wyoming Consolidated on
company OF salt Lake Is sending an
expert driller 10 the Garland field at
Wyoming to take charge Of the second
wen started by the company
Duncan Macvichie has been made
general manager OF the Neva-
da Douglas mine and the Nevada
Copper Belt railroad. which are owned
by the same company Walter q. Orem
who has been the general manager. be-
comes the managing director.
BY means Of a raise on the 500 foot
level Of the Iron Blossom, tho high
grade ore for which the company was
searching has been encountered This
will allow the company to ship the
ore much more cheaply and gives a
better line on the direction the ore Is
making.
message received over James A
Pollock q Co. private wire today
says: IAN agencies report heavy
demand and sale for copper and
quote from 1s TO 13h cents Inquiry
a. we'll distributed over the country
and abroad Consumers are In the
market Tor June and July deliveries"
l. A. Friedman arrived In the city
yesterday from the east He says that
the latest development az the Seven
Trough Coalition is the cutting on the
i00-fuot level. 400 feet east Of the Kin
dergarten shaft. N an ORC body Is feet
Wide. which carries values from t2s to
Si5f ton streaked with seams Of toll
lurium.
At the annual meeting OF the Round
Mountain Mining company az Goldfield.
all the old officers were returned. The
directors and officers are James r.
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Butte & London, 1880; Cumberland
Ely, sal: GirouN Consolidated. Sd 4
Nevada Consolidated, 20h as New
ada Utah, 15-l6G1; Niplssing, 9s a 10.
Newhouse. = az; Tennessee Copper.
30ia d31; Davis DAILY, 2G2h; Dominion
Copper, 2G5: Ely Central. iG1-16: Ely
Consolidated, 9-l6G q Greene @. & 3.
com, 2G6; Mitchell. i-lsGh: Mont
gomery Shoshone. %a1; Silver Leaf. 8
az; King Edward. q d29: Foster Co
bait, 22n25: Mason Valley. SIS n =
Iron Blossom, l.1Od130 Ely Witch 10
n25. Carisa, 5O@60; Sioux Con-
solidated, 1905; Colorado. 79HSl;
Cobalt Central. HOE; Mckinley
Darragh. 90a95: Tintic Mining, 1a2h:
Gibraltar. 1d2. Micmac. 1kNx; y e.
=. 3-16H5-16 First NATL copper. Pa
02A Nevada Hills. ihG4: Boston
Cons, 19a20i2 Yukon gold, as n y
North Butte Extension. las; Miami
Copper. 28la as; r. s. Gas. 2a&;
Wyoming. las; lei Rayo. 20 n
3. Ray Consolidated, 1884 ais: Inspira-
ton Copper 1&sm&; Ray Central. ga
1-16; ella Copper. 6G 3 Chino Copper.
12A bid: Keystone. 3A a.; Ohio Cop
per, 3ia n9-l6; Baltic, So bid.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James a. Pollock a Co.. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoons
a. & NJ. 8O@5O cents: b. Ely, 3
ga; G. 4 c.. S0N SO; Chino. 1875 a =;
Davis DAILY 2@H; First Nat asa
1916; lnsp'n., ~ a q Majestic, rs
a 10 cents; Nevada Utah, 80 sS
cents; Oneco, 4@h: South Lake. 81
n "a; Tonopah. 67sa7h; Bohemia,
"a n =; Witch, 14a17 cents; Adj
venture N6I; Atlantic, ~ as.
G. & H.. 500 q 6O7 y Cop. Range,
6S y a 20; CRANKY. 4S@49; Mexico
CON, ~ as. Nevada Con. 2ON n 81:
old DOM, 3sh q q Santa Fe. 2dA;
Tamarack. so asked: Victoria, 81 a
4. Wyandot. i7s02ia Corbin, i4d y
Hancock, 1914 n 20. Royale. ia "a
Lake, Sax ass; North Lake, 15a
-; :. &. B.. 12AA13: Z.
s., COM, 43%L; do pfd.. 4sit az
Gas. 26d27: b. q l., 14q15; Chemung.
10isdl2; Con. Ariz.. 29-l66l1-16; Ely
Con. 556s5 or. Con. TAGS; la Rose,
3Ssna,: NJ. V. sisd9: Baltic. 6ikdSik;
Ray Central, 3ak; Leaf. 1910; Yukon.
4hGta; Begole, 2dh. Allouez. 47diS.
B. Coalition. 2211s Cent. 1908; d.
W. S%6e; G. O., s0h; Mich, bi4dsis;
Nipissing. 97s6lOt Parrot 15dh;
Trinity. e0h winona, SAL. Zinc, %
az; F. r.. s6is; Helvetia, shaA.
Kerr Lake, S&d9; Miami 23iaG
"a: Oiibway So bid; s. p.
13Th: Apex, 3iad&:
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. April a.-Cattie- Receipts. es-
timsted at Loo. market steady 20 i0c.
lower Beeves, 5.6OdSo: Texas steers,
4.DQe2 oi western steers. i.eoae. %; stock
ers and feeders 3 15n8. 40. cows and heif-
ers, 2.70a7.9; calves. 6 IONS 3.
nogs-Receipts estimated at 400;
market iOc. higher. Light. ss5de.ao; mix
ed. SSa9.o heavy. S,6n9.$; rough, $50
dS.eS. good TO chDice heavy, A&ds.bs
pigs. SOCIAL; bulk OF sales. s.0oq9. Is
Sheep Receipts. estimated az 1900;
market weak. Native, t.60dS.9o; western.
5.Oods 90 yesrlings, I.Eas. 70: lambs, ma
tive, 7.75ua-9. western, S.oOQ10.0
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. April O-Cattle-Rsoeipts
500: market steady to t0c. lower. Ma
ers S.75f7.I6; stockers and feeders. l.TSa
7.O0; bulls. 4.2Sd6.5O calves, 40oaS 90.
western steers, S.N9S.io, western cows.
Hogs-RAceiptS. i2ooo: market TO iOc.
higher. Bulk or sales, 3. 75ae.Oo; heavy,
SOFAS. 10. packers and butchers, S.sOae.o6;
light. S60gs.sO. pigs. 5000 $50
heep-Receipts. 500; market steady
A. $4,000: fed western wethers and
yearllngs, 1900. %. fed western ewes.
s.00aS25.
omaha. April Receipts. 100:
market slow, 10 20 15c. lower. Native
us. western steers, 4.0oQ7 90. cows and
heifers, 2.764T.lb. Gamers, 1bf4 n,
stockers and feeders. s.75a7.oo calves.
4.@6S q. bulls. stags, etc, 5.l6qs.8.
Heavy. $500 as. mixed. s.s6.as.s6: light,
s7ogS.@; pigs, soc@s.T5; bulk Of sales.
sheep-Receipts S.so> market steady
.j1dS.35. ewes, 7.ooGs-oo; lambs. 9.ooa
1000
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MARkEr CONTINUES STRONGER.
stocks Traded m Today SHOW Good
Improvement over Yesterday.

stocks Traded m Today SHOW Good
Improvement over Yesterday.
In general appearance the local mar
ket came back 10 its real self today.
The efforts Of the brokers TO cause a
more general recognition OF the bene-
fits Of the exchange 90 the mining in
dustry In general is having its effect
Like all commercial bodies changes
come slowly SO il is with the local
exchange. II viii be some time before
many Of the plans contemplated make
their appearance, but IL Is a certainty
that before long the exchange will re-
quire reports from the mining COM
panies listed This will give the public
a more solid basis on which to trade.
Nearly every stock traded In this
morning was stronger. Iron Blossom
was slightly of from the high points
reached yesterday afternoon. but IL
was inclined 10 be bullish on stand
pat orders. There was the appear
ance OF plenty OF buyers but they
wanted their own price. The same was
true with the sellers. The market has
the appearance OF much activity on
any change in prices.
Iron Blossom sold down from Sl.t5 to
Il0 while Colorado sold up from 81
10 50 cents. Lower Mammoth started
up today and from A. cents TO ~ cents.
Mineral Flat has been climbing slowly
lately and this morning reached 3 cents.
Sioux Consolidated was stronger today
and reached 35is cents
The total number Of shares disposed
Of this morning was IS 0l5 while the
amount represented by the transactions
was ti4,207.75.
on the curb market opex seemed TO
have reached the height Of its furry
and sold down rapidly. From a. cents
II dropped 10 IS cents. The interests
behind the property declare that there
has been nothing TO necessitate the
furry unless II could be the good gem
eral conditions There has been no
strike and nothing to Justify a rapid
Increase In the value OF the stock The
Opex at a. cents 500 az f0 100 at 80
800 AZ 49, 1000 shares ~ Bingham
sales ON the curb were 800 shares Of
Copper at t2 cents
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. April O.-The bears had all
The best OF the argument iu the early
trading In the wheat pit today and AZ tho
outset took from y 10 IA on the distant
May price. In the first hour bearish
cagerness 20 sell kept prices near the
bottom. Most OF tho commission houses
on the floor joined In the carnival OF sell
ing which followed the initial slump A
few concerns including elevator inter-
ests, bought sparingly. their Efforts serv-
Ing TO prevent further dip. Weakness In
the cash wheat was the controlling fac
tor Al the outset July was a to =
down az 100 to g9ia, September non to
iaih on AZ 9sik TO Na. Fluctuations we're
bounded by the opening limits with most
OF the trading close TO the low point.
Weakness Of wheat induced a general
rush OF selling In the corn pit and at out
sot May fell on a 10 y July sagEed SINH
larry and September somewhat less abb
ruptly The bulls rallied In tho FIRST hour
and prevented further declines. Opening
figures for the May delivery were 56h
Liquidation in tho oats kept the market
In harmony with the vneat and corn
markets. At the start May declined from
haA 20 lsQ = and september near the
low levels with the other FUTURES in the
frst hour. opening figures for May were
as 10 y.
Insistent demand for the various prod
ucts gave strong tone 10 tho provisions
pit at the start and prices opened from
be- on 70 2hc. up, lard taking the lead.
The upturn continued through the hrst
hour. Opening prices for May we're
Pork. 2 % 70 q as &C. lower TO iOc high
eri lard, i2.N'A. 2l4c. up; ribs n12h,
i0c. up.
Wheat-The early decline Induced "a
rush Of shorts 10 cover and in the Anal
half of the session all the initial losses
were more than regained July went up To
LOON sos. September TO 70. and MAY 10
.o6h The close was strong AZ nearly
the top, with July y up az LOON Septem-
Der y higher AZ 49, as9. and May a
shade up at iO6k.
Corn-rhe market gained frmness with
the advance In wheat May moving up
\ from ia lowest point 10 57apA. The close
was strong an round, with May soy
up al 81 Y nos
Cash corn No. q b7as: NO white.
Gas No 2 yellow, 57a ass: No. 3, 56a
Sa y No g. 50a62; No. 4 white. ad 50.
No. 4 yellow b0d63
Bnney-Cash. A2nE
Timothy Cash go, oct. 40
Clover-Nothing doing.
Wheat-May, i.oG7.; July i0oA sept.
corn-May. 57i4@ =; July. COZ; Sept.
Gateway, Az: July. asN q y; sept,
Mess Pork per bbL-May, also; July,
Lard. per 100 lbs May. II s7i4ale ~:
July. l2.Gh. Sept. 122
Short Ribs per 100 ibs-May, Y. %; July.
u 49, Sept, 2.0h.
BUTrBR AND EGGS
Chicago. April 0-Butter - steady.
CreamerieS. 261sl. diaries. 22GH
Eggs-Steady, AZ mark, cases included,
l7i6@ish receipts, N.Ss7. hrsts' ~ prime
chsese-Firm. Diaries. nkgB. Twins.
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INTERNATIONAL MAY GIT ORE


Although the reorganization OF the
Utah Mines q SHELTERS corporation.
which was the Newhouse Mines 4
Smelters, was completed several month,
ago and has been employing in the
ncighborhood Of IS 20 so men IN devel-
opment work, tho wheels Of the re-
modelled mil have not turned. In the
past. when the company could make
good profits ON account OF the contracts
secured with the railroad and the
shelter, the property run Ike clock
works Now IL is declared that smelt-
crs and the railroads have caught the
company, the contracts having expired,
and intend 60 hold out for as fat a
price as they can secure
The GuggcnheIms refuse 10 smelt at
the old terms The United states and
the American Smelling are so close to-
rcthcr that their rates are one and the
same The Utah Mines has at last
entered negotiations with the Internal
Uousl smelter and 10 Is understood
that as soon as the smclter starts OPP
trafious. tho Cactus mill win begin.
The concentrates offered win hll out
nicely until tho International is iu "a
better position for securing larger
tonnage Of ore than 70 has now.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, April 20-Mouey on call
steady 2AdS per cent. ruling rate. s,'
per cent; closing bid. 2-s. offered al :
per cent
Time loans dull and soft: for so dav.
% per cent; FOR 30 days, ga per cent
for six months, per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper. taas
per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. with &c.
tual business lu bankers bills al lJgi
$50 for so DAYS bills and az lsT75 f1-
demand: commercial bills. As5&dlS4a.
Bar silver. 53L.
Mexican dollars ~ cents
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds, heavy
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
81 Louis. April 9.--wool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. ia "a:
fine mediums, 1sa0; fine, udil
BOSTON.
Boston, April "a decided increase in
activity IL noted In tho local wool market.
with most sales az concessions. Fleece
woods especially California and territory.
are in demand with quarter-blood a. the
feature Ohio quarter-blood sells al Soc-.
while fine territory staple 10 held at &C.
TO sc. secured.
More favorable advices are being re-
ceived from the growers in the west.
who are showing a willingness to accept
low bids
Pulled wool is quiet but there Is some
call for the foreign product
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The Burton Investment Co, to
Kimball a Richards Co, lots
80. 30. 40. 50. 20 and H. Burton
Place subdivision ...............t 10
John W. Goodwin and wife to
Amy G.. Burnett. part OF sec
/ east Neutrality-suspicious.. 1000
Guy NJ. smith and wife TO John
A. Monat and wife. part lot
T. block ti9. plat D............... 1900
John A. Mofat and wife 10 Aus
tin Gibbons part lot 4, block
llg. plat D..........,........... 1900
William +. Fowler et al. to
Frank Newton ct al part lot
g. block i2i. plat A.............. 1000
James Dennis to John T. Booth
part section p. township
south. range I wcst............. 1900
Irighamine Osterholdt 10 Mary
Combs, part lot 2. block 2, Pitts
subdivision ...... ............... %
John c. Goodspeed and wife TO
John Brown part section 81,
township south, range ] west $50
Alice Davis to l.. v. Goodall, part
section 10, township south.
range I west ...........,........ 1.400
Leonl l.. W. Wilding 81 al. 10
Walter l.. Wilding, part section
&C. township ] south. range
west ........................ LOO
United Realty company TO j. r.
Drlscoll, lots 81 and 52-8 Union
heights subdivision ............ $50
F'ritsch Investment company 10
A. J. whitehead. lots 1 and 2.
Thorndyke subdivision ........ 227
J. A. F'ritsch 10 II. J. Daw. part
lot 8 plat II i've acre plat a .. 10
Thomas Homer 81 al. 10 Robert
Wineman, part lot s. block rs.
plat u t......t...s..ss.s 10
J. r. Milspaugh ct al. TO Vivian
Moody, part lot s, block rs, plat
+ .sss+ss.+ss...s...s 'ss.sss.s't tpO
Salt Lake Security & Trust COM
pany 10 Kimball & Richards
company. lots 8 and first
Hollywood tract ,.,............. 10
Sarah Bennett 20 James Dennis.
part section rs. township 2
south range I west .......... $40
Mary G Thomas 10 The Gllls
Construction company. part lot
block SO. plat G .............-
Amos s. Gabbott and wife 10 VIII
liam g. Wnder, part section
s. township south, range I
west t..s.....t..,. ...-...-.- at1oU
-@-s-~-
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VISITS IRON KING.
Now shipping FIFTY Tons of Ore Each
DAY.

Especial TO the News.)
Provo. April 20.-Judge A. A. Nom
has returned from a visit 20 the Iron
King Mining company's property in
Tintic. Judge Noon is a heavy stock
holder in the company and operated the
property supplying iron for the smelt-
ors for many years before the company
was organized lie states that 10 teams
are now engaged In hauling iron ore
from the mine 10 the railroad spur. four
mile away which Is being shipped 90
the smelters at the rate ~ about 80
tons a day This viii be increased to
% tons day as soon as more teams
can be secured.
Development work for more valuable
minerals is going forward as rapidly
as possible and indications are very
favorable 10 the production OF some
thing better than iron in the near fu-
ture
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LEyIEs oN TINTIc srLvER.

Especial 10 the Ncwsl
Provo. April 2O.-Sherim Judd has
levied upon lake View and Lake View
Nos 1. 2 and and Blue Point and
Blue Point Nos. l and 2 mining claims
in North Tintlc at the suit OF G. VI
sullivan vs. Tintic Silver Mining com
pany. subject To a mechanics lien OF
500 held by J. O. Cravens and r. Y.
Lockwood The date u sale Is May o
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NEw NLAsKAN CNNP.

Portland CITY Home Of --latest Strikes
In North.
Stewart. b. c.. April 2O.-A gold camp
has sprung M at the mouth Of Sal
mon river about two miles from Stew
art. ON the Alaska side or the boundary
line About / 600 lots have been stalSed
by spectators and there promises TO be
a merry war over claim jumping There
is no official government survey but in
order 10 prevent confusion the squat
tiers have organized a sort Of vigilance
committee 70 band together and stand
of squatters who try TO jump the
claims Of original settlers The set
Element has been named Portland city
and the sQuatters broke champagne on
their stakes AZ the christening.
A report has come from kethikan
that people from all over Alaska arc
trekking TO the new camp.
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FORENOON SALES

Colorado. 1900 at 81; 100 at 81. seller
go
Columbus. 4O0 az 50.
East Tintic Con- 1000 az ~,
Iron Blossom, 100 al lis 600 at
112iz
Little Bell. 40 at $50
Lower Mammoth 500 at a.: 200 at 4S,
100 at 4Sis 800 at 49,
Mineral Flat. 1000 AZ 8.
Mountain Lake. 1000 at 10. buyer co
Nevada Hills. LOO az So. 400 at s.
Prince Con. $500 at So; 100 at 81
Provo. 1000 at 3
Seven Troughs. 800 az Sia.
silver King. 70 at 2.45. 200 az 24O.
Sioux Con, 700 az sara, 1000 at s.:
1,i00 az S5il
Tlntic central. 800 at 1911: 800 at 49,.
1000 al 1917
Uncle sam. 200 al 36is.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carlsa. 500 at 20
Colorado, i,40O at 81; 800 az 81, seller
80. loco az 81.
Iron Blossom. 100 at ITO
Lower Mammoth. 700 at 80.
Nevada Hills. 500 al S..
Plutus. 1900 at 3.
Tintic cent. 5000 at 1872, buyer CO.
Victoria, 100 az l45.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call ............-28l rs 5 9.SS6. IS
Open board ......-..-.... 1880 4.3iLO0
Forenoon totals .......3S .Oi5 sl42O715
AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 12h.
Bling Anal. 1000 at 81; 1000 at
o.
Colorado. LOO at 81. 100 at 50, sell
Ter 60
Columbus. 100 at So
Grand Central 100 al l.65.
Ind. Queen, 1000 az 2L
Iron Blossom. 1900 at t.07ia; 200
az ITO, buyer 90.
Iron King 100 at %.
May Dav. 100 at "a
New. HIS. $50 AZ o.. 900 al IS; %
az 50.
Opohongo. 500 az 20.
Prince 500 at 81; 1900 at SO.
Silver King, goo at 2fo.
Sioux Con, LOO at 80; 1900 at
35ia.
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New interpretations

Burt g. Carlquist OF this city filed ar
ticles OF incorporation with the county
clerk on Tuesday The company r.
capitalized at $4,000, divided into
shares OF the par value or SO each. ].
a. Burt II president. c. H. Carlquist
vice president and treasurer; y. S.
Rich. secretary. These are also the d.
rectors The company takes over the
real estate business and property OF
Burt & Carlquist.
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nuRRo STARTS SHIPMENT.
soon to Build Tramway From Mine 20
Min sheds In CANYON

ore FOR the first shipment from tho
Bmro mine on Black mountain. near
tho head Of city Greek canyon, has
been started down the canyon, accord
ing 90 Leon Pcugcot. superintendent Of
the mine. who has just returned TO the
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Horns, i3hall "'s' ltgA, Lons


At NV a ork, April 8-suear rs,
es -. o,Vsdo s9 test. O. t2a71- ew steady
on "a; S5 $50 ga; molasses snssr ''ii5jg,ga
formulated 5s' ~ quiet; crushed \ N y.
santos. ss. -'N' q Rio, ~ No 4
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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 hand
ling any class OF work. no matter now
large or how small
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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NEW YORK CURE RANGE.

BOSTON tOPPEk RANGE.
james A. Pollock A. Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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Pioneer ROOfings.
Sold. laid a. guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
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Chicago. April 0-Butter Steady.
Creameries, 26ag. diaries. 224H
Eggs-Steady, al mark, cases Included,
i7i4GlsiA receipts, N.6I. hrsts, ~, prime
cheese-Firm. Diaries. Akalb: Twins,
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James a. Pollock a Co.. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28
In THE FINAL DAYS
OF CENSUS CANVAS
Secretary to District Supervisor
Comes for Conference With
City Enumerators.

Miss Matte Swanson, secretary to
R. r. Wallace, district supervisor of
the census, is in the city ana
will be at the New Harper
this evening for a final conference
with the enumerators in this city. 1t
is her purpose to remain through to-
morrow and render any assistance de-
sired by the census taking force here.
Miss Swanson is deputized by Mr.. Wal
lace to look after the interests Of Rock
Island county during the closing days
of the canvass. She was in Moline
yesterday. Most of the local enumera-
tors have reported that they have prac-
-tically finished the work in their dis
tricts, but there are instances of in
sufficient returns from families and
from flats and boaa ding houses, and
the plan is to recanvass these in order
to get more satisfactory results.
If Rock Island falls short of expecta-
tons in aggregate population by com.
parison with Moline and does not
maintain the ratio of the census of
previous decades, the blame can be
directly traced to the obstructionists
who stood in the way of annexation of
COHIlSuOuS UGTTltOIy. w u1lS Lu6TS Ndc
fighting in the courts here against
taking in suburban property, Moline
was annexing on all sides, and the
story will probably have its climax
in the census returns much to the
surprise Of some Of the local people
who are responsible for the situation.
Within it's borders Rock Island has
grown wonderfully in recent years as
the number of new houses show, and
this may more than Offset the losses
through failure to gain adjacent terri
tory that is now enjoying the advan-
tage of municipal improvement without
contributing to the city's growth.
William Schaarman, who has rem
dered splendid service in the capacity
of deputy supervisor In the city, re-
quests that where there Is a person
who has not yet been seen by an enum-
orator that he or she I'LL In one of the
blanks appearing In The Argus or one
of the other papers, and mail directly
to him.