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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01
GETS IRISH DIVIDEND
INSTEAD OF. REAL ORE
Asks Receiver for Company Nhcn y
Fails TO Yield Velvet lioll 'or
Stock Purchased.

ST. Louis. Nov. 1.-Two days ''l i!'e
receiycrship proceedings were insti'iAs-
cd against the After-Thought copper
company and its parent company tm
Great Western Gold company, ,in
directors OF the concerns NotSa ~
Their. hooks and records should be re-
,,ovcd ut once from st, Louis TO
5;IndianapoIis, according to testimony az
tho hearing before spcciai commas
I sioner los. a. Wright, which was re-
sumed today, ,do,.
Thomas s. Henderson, vice-presldent
of the After-Thought company ~ -
said took the books, accompah'eu ny
other officers and gave them 70
hotel porter, who was instruCteu -
shinI them 10 Indianapolis. Hender-
snn testified that he supposed the
books were at indianapolis. where
tIIe company opened offices q month
The rccaivcrship was brought by
John 6. Grating, who alleged he PAID
$4,000 for 1900 shares OF STOCK; ifis
petition alleged he never received
dividend and was assessed y cents q
share. He refused to pay the assess
mcnt.
Il henderson testified that the great
Western Gold company was organic.
cd in 1901 with a capital stock OF
$4,000 900 none Of which was ever
paid. stock to the value OF SSO0,oo0
had been sold to 1000 persons he
said. but no dividend was ever PAD
and the companies are now S92,oOo IN
debt.
r. Tennyson Nicely. of New Hork,
was tho witness who testified about
the removal of the books. Nicely said
he came here in September to re-
organize the companies and negotiate
n $50. 900 loan. His plans were frustrat-
cd by Cravings suit.
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WILSON THINKS TAFT
WILL BE NOMINEE IN 1912

New York, Nov. 1.-Prcsident Tafts
interest in tho Republican state cam.
paign was shown today by tho presence
in New York of james Wilson, sccre-
tary of agriculture, and Charles d.
Norton, secretary to the president Mr..
Wilson left this afternoon to deliver
three or four campaign speeches up tho
state. Secy, Wilson said he did not
know much about the local state Is
sues, but he added:
II take IT for granted that Roosevelt
will carry things as usual.
"If the house of representatIv ives Is
going to be Democratic" said tho sec
Rotary, you people In the east will
make It so. Tho west won't do it.
They've had their fight out.
Take Kansas for example. 1t will
send full Republican congressional
delegation to Congress. 1t is tho same
In Iowa. B E.yS III l t q
"I think the Republican candidate in
1912 will be Taft said Mr.. WILSON,.
Tile Is strong In the west and growing
in strength, and 1t is tho custom of the
Republicans to give "A. man two terms.
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ASSESSMENT NorICE.

MEXICAN CITRUS FRUIT Co.-Prin.
cipnl place OF business. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board Of Directors of tho
Mcxiciin citrus Fruit Company held on
the 10th day of Ocober. 1910 assessment
No. | of $50 per share. was levied on thu
capital stock of the corporation issued
end outstanding. payable November 10th
1910 to Fl. u. Hatch Treasurer. At mis- Of.
flee at Thatcher Brothers Bank, Logan.
Utah. Any stock upon which this asses.
:nent may remain unpaid on the 10th day
of December, 1910, will he delinquent and
sold OH the S0th day or December, lSlD
at s o'clock pm, at the residence OF the,
Vice President. J. ". Hendricks. at
f,ichmond Utah. to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense of sale,
II. C.HEALY, Secretary !
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MARKET BRACES UP.
Trading On EXCHANGE Almost Resent
bIcs Lively Old Times.

;
a decided change took place on the
4 local stock market this morning ana
{ the market almost rcsembled old times
when there was sufficient trading 10
keep nearly all the brokers in aiitomo-
bilcs There was q distinct reversal of
form and Colorado which has been
quite dead for some time, came to HE
s in a hurry. 1t shows that any good
changes In physical conditions at any
a8of the listed properties will put new
life into the exchange,
s5t a new strike at the Colorado caused
the stock TO become more active to-
day 1t was also very active yesterday
afternoon. but today Is slightly lower
4 ut the close. The stock has jumped
from &c cents yesterday morning to as
4 high as 45 cents. The stock slid down
to 40 cents, but was strong at that
price.
Nevada Hills also moved UP this
morning and sold rs high as $40 Iron
BLOSSOM was In sympathy With the
market and stronger. silver King Is
down to sl.6o where 1t has been for
several days. This security is laying
4 low until the Federal court announces
how much it will have to pay II any,
for stealing ore. but which in n civil
action Is described MS taking ore out
of2another's ground. The court action
seems to have been well discounted by
I, the local market 44! il
Tho total numbertur shares OF stock
that chnnged hands this morning WAS
oI3l5. for which $a,6Ii.70 was paid out.
Things were also quite lively on the
curb market, The sales for tho morn
Ing were 1000 shares of Columbus EX-
tension at Is cents 800 shares of Opex
at 10 cents; 800 ut 1sh: $500 shares Of
7. Centennial Phoebe at 10 cents. The lat
ter stock Is causing considerable inter-
est on account of its chances of de-
yeloping into as large mine ms the
Prince Consolidated. AS the officials of
1.-The company receive no salaries and
Z the stock is so closely held the public
is becoming quite interested in both
its speculative and Investment value.
Another stock that sold on the curb
market was lIintah Treasure Hin. a
block Of 500 shares changed hands at
D cents
.I.a ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. 1,--Money on call
strong. a%m4h per cent; ruling rate,
az per cent: closing bid, 3A; offered
at per cent
Time loans very dull and firm; for
60 days and 90 days. 4A@5 per cent:
for six months. 4ss@4A per cent.
i Close: Prime mercantile paper, 5is
to 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange at decline with
actual business In bankers bills at
'S4.S2. 05 Gp$4.S2.15 for 60-day bills AMI at
s4.S6 for demand.
Commercial bills, s4.S1N 1s4,s1A.
Bar silver. IS cents
Mexican dollars. As cents.
Government and railroad bonds
steady.
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NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.
Several Changes Made In Directorate
At AnnrlnI Meeting.

At Annual Meeting.
Portland. Nc, Nov. 1,-Sercral Chang
cs were made In the directorate OF the
Nevada Consolidated Copper company
in the annual meeting here today. s.
r. Guggenheim and j. n. Steele taking
tho places of James Phillips. Jr.. OF
Boston, and C. Hartman Kuhn of
Philadelphia. Tho hoard now consists
of Murray Gugeenhelm. S. r, Guggcn-
helm, S. w. Ccclcs. w. G. MacNeil,
Charles Hayden. D. G. lacking. w. p.
Bennett. Judd Stewart, j. N. Steele. w.
II. Smith and w. b. Thompson.
With the exception OF Messrs Ben
nett. Stewart. Steele and Smith. tho
members of the Nevada board also are
directors Of the Utah Copper company,
which controls tho Nevada.
President Phillips stated that the
compnny's net profits for the year
were $35s0.7S7 from which S2,9S2,644
was paid In dividends.
During the year the company has
acquired the Cumberland Ely Copper
company and still holds an interest in
the Nevada Northern railroad and the
Steptoe Valley Smelling & Mining
comapny.
The following were elected directors
at the annual meeting today of tho
Nevada Northern Railway company:
Frank M. Hills. Daniel Guggenheim.
Silas w. Eccles. w. Hick!csmith, Charles
HAYDEN, Murray Guggenhcim. William
Is. Bennett, Charles Mcneil and Daniel
c. lacking.
of New York.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,

Chicago. Nov. .-cattle-Reccip,s. es-
timnted Mt 1850: market weak. "a beones ,
.IOdDTeO: Texas steers, 3.DHe.O; W. SaaS
ern steers. 4,00a6.Ga; stockers and de 60
ers 4.1oa5.&: COWS ana heiie's' -'A'''
Hogs--Iteceipts. estimated at I. ,sr;
market loc. Lower tllan ;yy Gstsdfaay7 Sds5
heavy. T35asS5o; rough. !:s5dl I.S5; 5000 e%ti
TO choice heavy, 7.S9S;n; PIGS, .o'T
s.4o bulk of sales, 7.6Gds.4o ,ooo.
n ls,I' /, t Gsahi "a: warnings, 1909 a.io,
lambs, native. i75ds65: western. i.IS@
e'"' KANSAS CITY,
Kansas City, Nov. 1.--Cattle-ReSein,ts,
IL fN0. market steady to strong. Native
steers. a2aa7.50: do. cows and heifer rs
. rae. %: stockers and feeders. 3,40a6.so
bulls. 3.0OGr4.31: calves. 3.lSGS.O: west
ern steers, 4.Wa ais: western cows 2.i5p
6 90.
IIogs--Recepts. 1900; market Toe. low W
err. Bulk, 7.tNas 40; heavy, 7.soIs.lo:
packers and butchers. s.logs.45: hsht,
S.tVnS.50.
sheep-Receipts. 1900: market steady;
Muttons. 3.fNa+.5o: lambs. 5:a1Gdso: fed
wethers and yelrlings, 3.soI4,B; fed
western ewes, 3.2594.1o.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Nov. 1.-cattle-Recepts. 1900:
market slow. steady. Native steers, p
dlT. y: COWS and ireifers. 3.0OG5.2a; vest
ern steers, 3.75di6.50. range cows ana
heifcrs, 3.S5p4.S1. Gamers. 2.15ni 20,
stockers and feeders, 30oM5.s0: calves
SF1.H7 80; bulls, stays. etc. s,o0m TO
Hogs-Receipts. 3:9O: market 10 70 lac
light, 7.95qs.96; pigs, 70oa7.75: bulk. 40
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: market steady
S.GoGl4.15; ewes, 3,O0IS.T0: lambs, 5000
60.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. Nov. i.-wool. firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. 1SG %: fine
mediums, l7Gf2o; fine, 1916.
BOSTON.
Boston. Nov. ~ Demand for wool con-
,lnucs fairly brisk with n broadening
tendency and a strengthening of values.
Good woods are reported scarce while
poorer grade are going rapidly with some
dealers marking up goods, especially ter
ritory stock
a liberal amount OF fine staple has
changed hands at 24c.. while Ohio three
eIgbths blood Is bringing 81 TO CSC. On
transactions in fine delnine fractional adj
varlces have been obtained with FAC. for
unwashed.
WOOL (pulled) shared in the general ac-
tiyity,
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PRICES moved
QUITE: s |.

New York, Nov. 1.--Prices moved very
.,,,o,,ish,y at the opening of the stock
.,,,,, a. NO ah.ence OF business
market 'oua' 80 - -. cI,,.n p RI
from London where lhe stoch $3.50,
~ ,,osed for Il holiday. u. s. Steel.
,,,cifIc and Reading opened un
Union Pae'i,c any n.ans s,,shtjy on
changed ana ti,em dto iP.ppnadjni, pacific
uominal transactions; lh ilaui1 1ii,,,a for
rose 4 After backing ana t ia,ii WsSnner
while IN which Anal gaHla.s y, = eyyen
showed strength, the wnoie NM .,,i,rs artiys
stncks Reading showed the Srs .,a,is
Weakness, but there was Jis..he, ne stcrn
ness nlso through the genera noci.Iiies.
railroad group and severn. -. daciineI
Reading and New 7 DIX DIX Se'' ~ a.
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NEVADA con. REPORT.
Curtalls Production During the Month
OF ScntcmbCr.

(By Pollock e. Co., Special Wire)
New York. Nov. l.-Accordins to a
ticker report the Nevada Consolidated
h9s.T,2Oo shareholders. the largest list
in1its history. The September produc-
8tion of the company was 5,l6l.20S
pounds Of copper. IL decrease of gO1. 13l
pounds. The report for the quarter
ending Sept. go shows :, surplus over
dividends and depreciation account Of
s2S0,300. The production Of the period
was IS. 100,25S pounds of copper against
lS.1T3,616 for the previous quarter. For
the year ending Sept. 30. 1910, the net
surplus is $59S,l44. n decrease of $l.163,-
722 The total production of copper
for the year was 62,77-,5i2 pounds of
copper.
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nUys HARTMAN PROPERTY.

New York. Nov. 1.-The Equities secur-
tiles company, it was learned here to-
day, has purchased tho Hartman prop
crty. located at North Augusta. In South
Carolina, Just across the Savannah riy-
Mrs. Edward II. Hartman Is said to
n.Sic, Includes an electric railroad so
niles III length. an electric light plant,
3OJO acres OF land and tho hotel, Tho
Hampton Terrace i3{G 5l u
Henry G. F'1-ck owns q home near
The property while John D. Rockefeller
has his own suite in tho hotel. which
is near private golf links. 1t Is the
intention of the equities companies TO
hold and develop the property.
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DININNY WINS 4 POINT.
Supreme Court Grants His REQUEST
fste For Writ or Mandate.

The supreme court this afternoon
granted a writ OF mandate on ami.
cation Of City Attorney II, j. Dninny
directed to Judge J. j. Whitaker of
the criminal division of the city court
of Salt Lake City. The writ is to com.
pei Judge Whitaker TO show cause WHY
the city attorney and his assistants
cannot prosecute cases In the police
court. and Is made returnable Nov
10. The application of City Attornev
Dlninny was filed with the supreme
court shortly after Mr.. Dininny hai
secured an order from Judge Arm.
strong Diminishing the request for \
writ of certiorari. as It. was necessarv
to get this writ out OF the way beforo
the supreme court could act on tho
matter BY the writ of certiorari n
was sought to compel Judge Whitaker
to submit for review all tho records n,
contempt proceedings had In tha
case. in which the city attorney had
FLASHED with the city court in the
matter of prosecuting police cont
cases, ts-
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BATTLEsHIps LEAVE.

y philadelphia, Nov. I,--,s.nt away with
,i,oarty cheers and good wishes the bat
ytleships Minnesota, Vermont. Idaho aud
mississippi LETT tho Philadelphia. navy
the other ~ ships OF the fleet that IL to
make an European tour. The four ships
form ono OF the four divisions that will
make the cruise. Rear Admiral Muir
dock. Is tho divisional commander
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
STRIKE At COLORADO.
Rich Ore Uncovered Near Sioux
Colorado Line 1T Tintlc.

Provo. Nov. 1.-The recent rise In
tho price of Colorado stock on tho Salt
Lake stock exchange is due tn a strike
being made at the property on the 400
foot level near the Sioux line. It was
opened In an upraise and discloses n
body of carbonate ore. 1t will be nee
essary to so back into the Colorado
property to develop the ore. as 1t is
too near the Colorado Sioux limo at
present.
The extent of the strike Is not known.
out VIII he determined by early de-
Nelnpment. The Colorado management
Is quite enthusiastic over the strike,
The company hns heen pursuing work
in the vicinity for some time but the
new ore body sends II back over ground
they have been working. M
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SAN FRANCISCO on QUOTATIONS.

James A. Pollock K Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Associated Oil. 44.oo asked; Brook
shire, LEE bid; Caribou. l.50 asked:
Claremont. 1.5O bid: Enos. 10 bid: ILL
nois Crude, "A bid: Mckittrick. 20
asked: Monte Cristo, $50 bid; Palmer.
1 .35Ml 40: Pinal. 5.OOd6.25; Premier, So
bid: S. +. & McKittrick, Is bid; Sauer
Dough, 200 asked; Silver Tip. 1. 80 bid:
s. w. & b., 3sG4o; Turner, 1.25 bid.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 1-with the European
visible supply showing n large increase,
wheat today was given a new bearisll
turn Moreover. crop reports from Ar
gontinn were favorable and so were those
from Australia and there were heavy
offerings on the resulting dip The open n,
at 20 to oos. n drop OF ato,a
Light stocks, rinfuvorable husking re-
turns and lack of country offerings made
G higher l' to 40 OFF at 4ss 10 Isl and rose
to Al.
Thero were somo buying orders In the
oats market, An Improvement in price
by u leading house. December opened
unchanged to a shade lower at 3ls to 3lS
al, and advanced to 3lsNs.
but the tone was firm. First sales were
Sc. lower to 7Ac, higher with January 1875
for pork: 1910 for lard and 9.G5 for ribs.
nervous M and led TO a slight advanee but Ut
important sales on tho swell caused de-
cided weakness. The close was heavy,
with December at S9idS, net loss OF lao
ii.
Corn-Larse cash sales for shipment
east formed an argument for the bulls
but weakness OF wheat finally caused a
cash corn: No. 2. 4s}dS5O: No. . white,
4Nydnt0.: No. . yellow. G04a0i; No. 3. 49,
Ssa5.; No white ySnl T. q, 4ssGa; No yelow.
No. ! yellow. 4Sia9a gsE 4
Close-Rye--CaSh II.
B,trlcy-Cash, 55lpIo.
Timothy--Cusln, s.Ooa9,25 March. 1850
CIover--Cash. 10 a ~ 80; contract. IA. 80.
Wheat-Dec,, ss,@a; May, aA@s: July,
co.n-- Dee. 49,: May. 49i; July. 60.
oats-Dec.. 3i,as; May. aisdi; July, 81.
Mess PORK, ner bbl,-Jan., i7oo; May.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

81 OF every character and description.
arranged from tho beat legal FORMS
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand Of tho
Deserct News Book Store. "A, ~ Y;
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND.
ING,

We arc the pioneers in Job Print.
ing AMI Book Binding in the state
Our facilities ave 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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GoLDFIELD.

Colorado Min. bid; Jumbo Ext 30
M32: Booth. 10 asked; Blue Bull, 4 bid:
Silver Pick bid; Blue Bell. 2G3:
Lone star. 314; Orc. SAL; Atlanta, 126I
10. Great Bend, 2I3: Red Top Ext, 20
81 Florence, 1.97ls@2.Go; Comb. Frac-
ton, 30132; Great Bend Ext, asked:
Great Rend Annex, asked: Kewanos.
6 bid; Portland, 9 asked; Crackerjack.
9 asked; Red Hills, 3R4: Spearhead. .
asked; y Tiger. 6 asked; Grandma.
asked; Goldncld Con-, s.l7h asked; Dia-
mondheld Triangle, / asked; c. 0. D.,
10 bid.
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I. Boy unsucccssfully Operntcd on
Verne workman. years old, son OF
Il /, zee Workman OF Park City, under
went nm unsuccessful operation nj the
A Or. Groves l., D. S. hospital this morn
Ing when tho physicians probed for IA
bullet which entered his head lust
above the loft ear. Tho boy was nc
ctdentally shot byhis brother with n, ga
lcaliber rife while playing In the foot
hills Monday afternoon. There ia lit
tic hope for the lad s recovery ~ h "
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FORENOON SALES.

81 N FUIRlENOON SAFES,
Colorado, 200 at "a; 900 at As.
DAILY Judge, so at 4.30.
May Dpy, 1000 ut 6k.
4 Nevada Hills, loo at $50.
( plutus, 100 at 3.
(, Iron Blossom, 400 at ~,
South Columbus Con-. 575 at 1S.
gTintic Central, 1000 at ..
4IIhtit5 Cpmbinatinn. 5000 at /.
Utah Con, 1000 at ..
ti OPEN, BOARD.
Bingham Amalsamated, 900 Mt 7,
u Beck Tunnel, 800 ut l3is: 800 at Ia.
\ Black Jack, 1000 at 1915: 800 nj 1G,
Z Colorado, $500 at Al. 500 at 40.
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ToNOPAH.

Montana Tonopah. s5m9i: Tonopah
Extension. 100 al LIS; MacNnmara 30
asked: Midway, 20 asked: Tonopah
Belmont. 4.7om4,75; Tonopah Moth
Star. 6m7; West End Cons, 56 asked;
RcSclln. l0dNll. M.
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AFTERNOON SALES.
BcclS. Tunnel, /, 900 at "a.
Gcdrr TAI. 1000 at 10.
Colorado, 1900 ut Al: 1900 at 40;
ZOO ut i6is.
Crown Point. $500 at 5ia.
Conmbus, 800 at 30I2: 500 at 30.
Iron Blossom 600 at "A; 900 at 10.
Nevada Hills, 100 at 2.i0.
New York, 1000 nj 2i..
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
COMSTOCK.

ophir. 1.2oT1.22Es; Mexican. 1115@
1l7j.: Gould & Curry,9A 1l0; Con. Va.
1,o2k 6r1.o5: Hale & Norcross. is bid:
yellow Jacket. so bid; Confidence. 60
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BuLLFROG.

Maynowcr Con. 3 asked; Montgy.
Mt, / asked; Homestead Con, | asked;
Tralnp Con. . bid
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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GoLDF1ELD con. REPORT.

New strike ut I'ropcrty Is Opening Out
Into Big Body.
Accompanying the Dividend check for
the second quarter OF the fiscal year,
the quarter ending Sept 80. General
Manager Finley OF the Goldiield Con-
scldateH has also sent report. The
managers report in part is rs follows:
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Columbus, 500 ut 30.
East Tintic Consolidated, 1000 at q.
Iron Blossom. 800 at 70.
Nevada Hills. 500 at $40; 100 at
2.37ia.
OHIO Copper. 200 at LIS
Opohongo, 500 at 1Il.
Silver King. 100 at Los.
Sioux Consolidated, 1000 ut 81.
.Tintic Central 800 at SN.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular call ...........10 ,6l5 s4,l634 As
Open board ............ 1900 5,511.25
-
Totals .................27,si5 ss,674.7o
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TINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.

The following We're tho ore shipments
in carload lots. out OF the Tintic dis
trict last week.
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Ono car NJ concentrates was shipped
from the MAY Day mill.
NEW YnHS LISTED sTGCNa
James ~. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Stocks High. Low.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-25

Harry had belonged to an Alabama
PLANTER VIII owned ferry on the Chat
tahoochee River. This ferry the negro
had operated To make the f7~rvman
faithful to his duty tie owner mad al
lowed him one-half his earnings. Harry
saved his gains carefully. and ii the
course of time proposed to his master
II buy his freedom. The master con
sented. and an agreement was made that
Harry should pay $500 for himself. half
in hand. Not long after this there
came An unusual freshet. Harry IS
skiff was capsized in the middle Of the
stream. and he himself was carried
down two or three miles before he could
get ashore. being then more dead than
alive. Woefullv bedraggIed and dilapi-
dated, he presented himself before his
master "Marse john he said, "I
want to trade back - "What's the
matter. Harrv?'' DWELL. Marse John.
$500 is mo- money n I want to risk in
dis hvar niger
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-25
WHAT THE WOMEN CAN DO.

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proceed they generally whether they
What they they 10
There in which influence to bear
Let
Let every young prohibition
polls and lend support prohibition
asking friends whom
hibiton
Of
he a
If
ton, viii election.
prohibition
and carry election"