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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
Cause Is Assurance That Years
Haryests Will be Most Valu-
able Ever Garnered.
is A FEELING OF. c CONFIDENCE
Today's Trading Was Very Active,
Close Being Strong and
Active.

45J New York, Oct 15.-The government
crop report published last Monday was
accepted as definite assurance of har-
vests for the year exceeding In value
any before garnered In the country.
Broad general conclusions were drawn
from this showing OF replcnished capital.
liquidation OF credits. revival of con-
sumptive demand and stimulated indus
trial activity.
The speculation In stocks was awakened
from a long lethargy. The Immediate
disadvantage Of IL narrow money. mar
ket with persistent withdrawals OF cash
from bank reserves for crop movement
purposes was ignored. a feeling of con-
fldence, pervaded the speculation that the
railroads would be allowed an advance
In l'ates Expressions OF apprehension
f frGm radical radical tendencies IN politics sub
Trading in stocks was very active at
tho opening OF the market and prices
were generally higher. The effect OF
profit-,akng sales. however. was mnni-
iose II and Ontario K Western. Denver
& Rio Grande, General Electric and In
ternational Harvester /. Toledo. st.
stocks were supplied freely and there
was Il sharp break all around.
Some OF tile spccialties which had been
Gs;onsniellbusly strong OF late lost hea cav
uS. - FtinunS inc tHepTeSentdtiNct slOChs,
Union Pacific. Reading and United States
Steel common were the chief sufferers.
Erie first preferred gave away II, Cen
trail Leather. National Biscuit and Allis.
Chalmers preferred II. International Har-
yester and Denver e. Rio Grande preferred
Il, and Reading and Kansas & Texas.
American Cotton OIL. Distillers' Securities
and International Pump preferred !. The
decline was stopped by the vigorous bid
ding Zip of st. Paul. which bounded UP Ia.
Only, partial recoveries were made by tho
active stocks but there were n few strong
spots elsewhere Western Maryland pre-
ferred rose IL and ST. Louis-Southwest-
ern prefcrrcd; st. Louis e. San francisco
second preferred. Louisville &, Nashville.
Wisconsin Central and American Malt
Ing preferred n point.
The market closed strong and active.
United States Steel was carried upwards
on very heavy dealings to q fraction over
yesterdays last prices and Union Pacific
IL. The general list responded In SYM
pathy. The advance met renewed heavy
realizing before which prices wavered. La
cletle Gas rose q, National Lead ID. Amer
lean Sugar II. American Locomotive IL
and Kansas G. Texas preferred. Great
Northern Orc Certificates, American
Smelling and American Car l.. Pullman
lost 9. North American "a and American
Can preferred !.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
SAN JUAN OIL FIELD
is MORE ACTIVE
Eight New. Rigs Have Arrived In Field
During Past SIX Wccks--Con-
tracts for Drilling.

Activity Is increasing almost daily In
the San Juan oil fields. according to a
letter received from there today by F.
V. Bodfish. who is heavily Interested
there. The latter declares that within
the past six weeks eight new rigs have
been brought Into the field and are be-
Ing set In action.
Six months ago the stores of the little
towns around the oil field were almost
lifeless as fur as business was con-
,cerncd. but are now plying a big trade.
Every line of business Is prosperous
there now and quite O boom has been
started. At present it Is estimated
that there are at least 100 men work.
Ing In the field. which means quite n
number of rigs. as three men are re-
qulred for rig.
The London & San Juan well. which
recently struck oil. Is declared to be u
good one It Is pumping well, the
same as the Arcola- but no estimate
has yet been made as to its capacity.
The oil was struck about 500 feet above
the Mendenhall sands. which are the
second sands In the district. This oil
sand, 1t Is declared. is about 200 feet
thick.
w. p. Dancer has applied to the Ar
cola OIL company for a contract to
drive II well on one OF tho company's
claims for a half interest in the oil
that Is found. This. 1t is believed.
will he good plan of development, as
the contract Will require $500 feet Of
well boring.
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CONCENTRATES.

Work has been resumed on the Mann
moth mine Mt Tintlc. The machinery Is
now all in and 1t will be but u short
while before the property is again ship
ping.
Il. NJ. Weller. secretary OF tho Utah
Mine. has returned fro man inspec-
ton trip to this property. The proper
~, he says, Is shipping nhout IS tons
OF ore n month.
The pumps ut the Centennial Eureka
are now In readiness to be started and
within Il few days will be started up.
Az one OF the big pumps has been
placed on the lowest level 1t is certain
that the company intends going into the
sulphidc zone OF this great producer.
According to NJ. C. Morris. general
manager OF tho Horn Silver mine, who
has just returned from an inspection
trip at the property. the company VIII
build a min this winter to care for tho
thousands of tons of lead-zlnc ore the
company has Mt the mine. The COM
pany has II mill Mt the property and
this will DO remodcled and now ma
chincry put III. The company has not
definitely decided upon the process to
be Installed but the matter Will be
placed before tho board of directors at
the annual meeting III December,
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Add
Value to Home
Are important factor in
desirability Of bungalows
on north bench.

I'm what locality shall look for n
desirable home" is a question which
some time or other occurs to almost
every man or woman who amounts to
anything.
There are many features to be con-
s1dercd and weighed before an intelli-
gent answer may be secured Near
ness to work, healthfulness of surround
ings. school and church facilities, beau
~ of home. of surroundings, and cheer
fitness of the view are among the
things man must look into before
making tho purchase. For 1t Is to DO
remembered that he and his family arc
liable to remain in the new home q
long time; and II he finds anything that
causes him to be dissatisfied with 1t.
he may rue his bargain for many years
before he makes a new selection. A
little foresight in such things goes u
long way.
For character OF neighborhood: few
sections of the city can equal the north
bench. Here Is new neighborhood.
settled UP by persons of moderately
well-to-do circumstances, who take u
pride In keeping their surroundings
beautiful. They are progressive--the
young blood of the business community.
They number many leaders In social
and culture circles in Salt Lake City,
and many earnest workers for civic bet
terment. They are. In fact, the sort
of neghbors you want to be among
neiglbors you will be glad to associate
with. and to have your wife and chill
drcn associate with.
Their homes are beautiful. and, best
of all. other homes equally beautiful.
and with equal possibilities in in
dividuality and decorative art are to
be had there, ready to move Into.
These are the bungalow homes, built
by the Salt Lake Security e. Trust
company. to MI the needs of persons
looking for a desirable home, and with
the guarantee of the company behind
oheir construction. The bungalow
home is rapidly growing in popularity
as one especially suited to the climate
of Salt Lake City, and at the same
time adapted to the most exactlng
tastes In architecture.
When 1t Is considered that these
homes arc to be found In an especial
ly desirable location. in respectable
.neighborhood. close to the business
district. henlthful. away from the city
smoke. and with one of tho most
magnificent views in the world, It Will
easily be seen that the homo seeker in
Salt Lake City has not far to 20 to
get something that is exactly what
he wants.
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MANY LOCATIONS N EMERY.
Prosecutors Taking Up Much Oil Lane
In Southern Counties.

Great interest has been centered In
the oil fields of Emery county re-
Gently on account of the first drill
going inetherc and the vast number Of
locations that are being made. Chess
ter Ireland who Is connected with a
California company, has just returned
from the district where he has s,ic-.
ceeded In corraling some 10000 acres
OF land a large number OF claims on
the San Rafael swell have been held
by the Ireland family since 1892. and
1t was on this property that the first
oil was tested for. Several shallow
wells were put down but no effort was
made to reach the oil sands.
Mr.. Ireland says that a large number
OF locators are now in Emery county
taking up land. He says that the worst
Of locating land In that country is the
nntipathy of the natives. who have
spent their lives providing around the
Hills and are now grabbing everything
they can with no Intention of working
It themselves or selling at n reasonable
figure to those who will perform devel-
opment work It is probable that Mt
least 100000 acres of land have been
taken up for oil In Emery county.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. Notwithstanding. es-
timatcd at 1900: market steady: Beeyes.
475t5.s5: Texas steers. 9.24e.5O; west
ern steers. 4:5@6.2; stockers and ! 1e ee q,
$50; calves. i.5oaio,oo, !.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 5000: mar
ket 5epl0c. up. Light. s.5G $40; mixed,
s.35d9. 30:y heavy. S.l01s.s5: rough S.iOW
s.SSaps.io; bulk Of sales. s.soas.S.
SheepGReceipts. estimated at 1000:
market steady. Native: 25od4 Is; west
ern, a.sSG+.25: ycarlings, i.a5l5:40;
lambs. native, 4. io97.oo: western. 1850
$50.
Omaha. Oct. l5.-cattle-Receipts. 100:
market steady. Native steers. 4.25aIe0;
cows and hc!fers. 3.0o66.5O: western
steers, a.15G6.25: range cows and heifers:
2.S@4.es; Gamers. a.I5da. 20: stock x, and ~,
stays, etc. 3.00di.75.
Hogs-Reccipts, 3.3OO: market 10 to lie.
higher. Heavy. u35GS.45: mixed. $500
S,G5: light. s.Sers.S5: bulk of sales, $3.50
$50. 470
Sheep--Receipts. 1000; market steady.
Yearlings. 4.t0I5.25: wethers. 3.40@4.15;
ewes. 3.2593.sj; lambs. 6.15G6.55.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1000: market steady. Native steers, 500
IS.00:. native COWS and heifers. a.7Stp
$50: stockers and feeders. 3.40g SIS; bulls.
a0ofi4.3; calves. 3.75Ns.00: western
steers. 4eoasT western cows, Vs. s.'s s9ro NV;
to &c. higher. Bulk OF sules. s.6n9 300;
heavy, a.D9S.75; packers and butchers.
S.70ay.05; light. s.sOae.1o
Sheep Receipts. ECO; market steady;
wethers and yearlings, A;ooG4.5o: lambs
/. 1915, co: fed wethers and yearlings, 90
Q6..35: fed western ewes. s.5o@+,00
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Golden Treasure Mines company
OF this city filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the county clerk, with cap
Utilization of 5000 900 In GOO. 600 shares OF
the pnr value OF. 81 each or the shares.
233,4i5 are reserved as treasury stock.
j. G. Wood Is president; William Noall,
vice president and John Kingdom. secre-
Amendments to the articles of incor-
poration of tho w. *. Jnhn-Pike COM
pany, have been filed with the county
clerk. changing the name of the con-
Germ TO the Jahn-ptke- Tuckett company,
and increasing tho capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000. In $50 shares OF the par
value of 500. Walter *. jain Is pres
idcnt End John N. Pike secretary and
treasurer.
The I<nud Mining company of Pitts
burg, Pa, has qualified to enter the
state to do business by fling n copy
Of the incorporation articles with tho
secretary OF state. The capitalization
is $25.0oo Edward A. wan OF this city
Is named us resident agent.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
BLACK JACK CON- 0 n.
Z Ofl1ccrs Are Rc.clcctcd-Eaclc and
Blue Bell SHIFT VIII Soon be TIM
bercd and Stations Cut.
: Especial to The News.

u u i
Provo, Oct l5.-The annual meeting
s Consolidated Mining company, owning
I property in Tintic. was held this morn
ing in the knight offices in the Knight
block. At the meeting all the old d.
rectors and officers we're reelected.
The directors chosen were Jesse Knight.
I II. G. Mcmillan. w. Lester Mangum, $.
ID. .tlimball and ]. Will knight. Tho
directors chose the following officers:
d Jesse Knight. president; n, G. McNlil-
Ian, vice president: w. Lester Mangum,
secretary and treasurer.
II was announced at the meeting that
the company is free from debt and has
money in the treasury. AT the meet
ing held year ago it was announced
that the company had an indebtedness
on Nov. 80, OF si9.912.l9 and something
over 1000 shares Of treasury stock in
: the treasury.
1t was reported at the meeting that
the company has some ore on the 1.0OV-
It. level Of tho property. ABOUT 80 feet
from the Opohongo line.
Eagle anu ljlue Ben property, the TIM
ueI'iug oil the SHAFT VIII ue nnisneu 10
4 the LOO foot level oWitGin inc next lwu
weeks. Inc last lou rect or THIS work
Is now being put In, stations are also
being cut uiiY the .6yU and .uU foot ievc:s.
az well as on inc l.UO0. A station Oh
tie i 400 mas already been started.
III In rnising from the 1,UuO-foot level III
building the shaft II BODY pr low grade
lead -silrer ore was encountered between
the GU and 7UU-toot levels. This ore
is not Of a shipping grade as yet but it
has every indicatiOn OF developing INTO
good sized ore body. There Is also
I. good body of ore on the 500 level
which 1t Is the Intention to develop.
I The Opohonso Is now taking out be-
tween two and three carloads OF ore
Ia week from the 45O-foot level, which
{, is the most accessible ut present. There
IL much ore on the other levels but 1t
is not convenient to remove 1t under
present conditions. a donkey engine
will be Installed in the property shortly
to assist In the more rapid removal of
( the ore.
4 Some waste Is now being taken out
through the Gold Chain shaft. As soon
. as the compressor is in and the other
machinery adjusted the Gold Chain
shaft will be used Jointly. In the menn-
time the ore that Is being taken out o.
the Opohongo Is coming out through the
s Black Jack shaft.
The new compressor plant which Is
to be used Jointly by the Gold Chain
and the Opohongo Will be finished by
Oct. ,25 and by that time all the min
ing will be done through the Gold
! Chain shaft.
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WEEK OF DULL MARKETS.
4 Trading on Local Exchange Is Fairly
Active Today.

4 H. b.
Trading on the local exchange to-
Y day was fairly active after the dull
1sessions OF yesterday. Columbus con-
facilitated took on another sinking spell
land dropped to 2Sscents. Next Thurs
day n meeting OF the directors Of the
company will be held ut which time 1t
ts probable that an assessment will be
levied unless something Is encountered
at the mine. Tho stock opened at 80
cents and quickly went to 2s cents
today.
Iron Blossom was also weaker to-
4 day. Sioux Consolidated dropped to %
cents. Trading throughout was broad
err and fairly active The total num-
Der of shares disposed of this morning
was $4,000, while the amount paid out
for securities was $5,072.75
Trading during the week has been
rather dull. Columbus Consolidated
|, has taken a number OF falls and May
3 Day has gone through a number Of
changes. Iron Blossom has moved up
and down with the market to some
extent The trading during the week
amounted TO Jo4,.Gl shares, amount
tne to s55,1O7.60
Trading on the curb market this
morning was small and amounted to
y 800 shares of Opex at Is cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
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WHISTLER AS a HoRsEs1AN.

Boggs, cadet cavalry officer at West
Point academy, was an assistant in the
riding hall. On one occasion he over
heard Whistler. who thoroughly dis
liked to ride. objecting strenuously to
the horse brought for his use. The
horse. he argued. was too heavily built.
and much too large for a man OF his
size Whistler, with much vehemence.
urged the man next him to swap"
The man with whom he wished to ex-
change horses was of muscular build
and Il pretty generous size and his
horse a lightweight animal. SO it
seemed to Whistler that 1t would be u
most fitting exchange
"oh. don't swap. don't you swap. Mr.
Whistler!" cried the Dragon; your
horse Is a war horse, sir"
A war horsc!" exclaimed Whistler.
That settles It, | certainly don't want
him.
Yes, you. do. sir" reiterated the
man: he's a war horse. l tell you. for
he'd rather die than run."-Ida Clifton
Hinshaw, In Century.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

! . . Il
Elizabeth f.. Dixon. 642 Eighth
East street, frame alteration :. :. !, sc
+. Butterwood, 524 north Second
West street, brick addition. -. &
Andrew Picket. 10 Ninth South
street, one story frame dwelling. 100
Mrs. +. Donovan. 9l5 Fourth East
street. frame dwelling ......... 3t
a. Heath. rear of 322 west Third 2
South street, concrete coal shed. 4C
Allen D. Campbell, two-story brick
store. 43l to AL west Second
South street ................... 1906
j. $. Bransford. two-story room
Ing house. 525 west Second South
street ..........,. ............... 4,ot
A. II. Godbe, addition to dwelling,
a43 east South Temple street,. sc
l.. S. Marriott, repairs to brick
building, 429 south Eighth West
street ......... ................. 1,oC
Anderson- Taylor company. two
story brick storage house, 525
south Fourth West street 80. 1900
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

l. \ a4. u s.
Chicago Oct. 15.-Predictions OF lib.
cral, dec rease in ( worlds shipments OF
wheat tncohrn gedf n rising tendency III
the Wheat market here today: Eorw ,araa
more Than a million bushels less than last
operated also 70 ,smper bssr,s fro opn tIe
uncertainty Of the Argentine crop sltua-
ton. The opening was aq2 higher 70 n
shade lower. December started ut sai 70
close and then assembled to 9el. There was
a notable absence OF pressure to sell corn.
December, opened unehange q, to of at
Ak .to. Ait and advanced to All.
In,pats shorts bought and values I'M
proved. December started unchanged to
lower at a07 to soI and rose to 81.
Lightness Of offerings lot. provisions
10 ID cents higher. with tho January
option mt II IS for pork: 1854 for lard and
9.s7h for ribs. y,
al ;f NO. e yel low assG i; No. j. Isl: No: 3
iass: ~. wihite 4slas; No yellow
!, s S S%;hs ss71 s. 80; Dec. ssao,; May.
Corp-oct.. 4s; Dec. AT; May. 4es; July.
'V o,a,ts-r,ec. aD7a7; May, 81
Ness Pork. per bbl.--Jan., II 62aga7 20;
Lard =, psr 100 - !, lbs Oct, 1s.s5: No'v.,
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs. Oct, II 20; jan.
e Wheat-Reiterations that rains in north
Argentina came too late hoisted prices
still higher. but early buyers turned sell
els and there was a quick reaction Tho
close. however, was firm, With December
at asaas ,r 2 net gain OF Of l ,v,ea Z
considerable extont.aThe close was steady
with Deoenberii down at ALL
Close-Ryee-;,Cash. z
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct. 1s.-Moncy on call
nominal.
Time loans firm; for 60 days, Az @4h
per cent: for 30 days. A@4& percent;
for six months. 4hdp4R per cent. G
Prime mercantile, paper, 5la to 6
per cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business In bankers bills
at si.S2.S0Gp4,S3 for 60-day bills and at
1886 for demand. q #
Commercial bills, s4sa@4.s2ia.
Bar silver. So cents.
Mexican dollars, As cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm. $g. Il y
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BANK STATEMENT.

Ncw York. oct. l5.-rhc statement of
the New York clearing house for the
wee,, (f!vc dnys), shows that the banks
hold s7,4l7oo more than the requirements ThIs IS
m incrense of sl.472CO0 In the proportion
ate cash reserve as compared with iast
week ,,,,,
The following is the New York clearing
house summary OF the weekly statement
OF hanks FOR the week ending Oct. 10, 1910:
clenrinr. house bnnks. daily average: !.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
y. Scott and wife to Frank N.
"a llani Ing -lafc Z "a nj & Ind Rurl-

II. u. Scott and wife to Frank N.
Failentine. lots and $. Ind Burl-
Utah Say. & Trust Co to Nicholas
fiegler and wife. lots a and As,
block IS, Oakley Sub. ..............
Il. b. Wlcks to Della Wells, lot IL.
part OF lot IL, block ], Oakley Sub.
Alexander Edward to Rebecca s.
Edward. trustee. part OF section
z. townshipSi south. range west.
j. WA: .rimms and wife TO Frank
Beckwitll. part OF lot 3. block
70. plEt -
Miranda e. Nicholson to Thomas
II. Cutler part or lot 9, block o.
The Prudential Realty Co. to G. I1e
Roy Cooper. part of block 10. En-
The Prudential Realty co. to Sam
uel Stark. part of block 10, Empire
The Prudential Realty Co. to Ernest
Wright. part of block 10. Empire /
<Auu....s
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LEGAL BLANKS 4

OF every character and description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up to date. q
81 A full supply always on hand Mt the
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WE DO JOB PRINTING.

How ls your stock OF Letter Heads.
Envelopes. Bill Heads. and other Of
{ nee supplies? ~ "a N 4AS3,E f VI s
~ Let US figure with you on blank
books, certificates. booklets, or re.
csipts. In fact anything in the print
Ing line. i M 81 III
& We guarantee satisfaction.
THE DEsNRET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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& Eggs Steady, at mark. cases Included.
1sa @ nd; receipts. sS4; firsts. "a; prime
firsts. IS. "a
Cheese-steady. Daisies, l5t99; Twins.
,14g916; Young Americas. isA; Long Horns,
BANK CtEARIN,Gs.

New York. Oct. 1i-Bradstreets
clearing house report for tho week end
Ing Oct. ID shows at, aggregate OF
sob. $50. 900, as against $40 ,e356oO last
week and 5S4l7 1884,, 900 IN the correspond
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 1000 at s.
Columbus, 100 at 80: 700 at IS.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 70. seller 60;
900 Mt "a.
May Day. 1000 at 6.
New. Hills, 500 at 2.3o.
Ohio Copper. 100 at 2.o5.
Seven Trougis. 500 at 81
Silver King, 100 at 2.02 ".
Sioux Con-, 500 at %.
South Col. Con. 1000 at 10 "a.
Utah Con, 1000 at "a.
OPEN BOARD.
Cedar Tai. $500 at "A; 1000 at
IA. buyer 60.
Iron Blossom. GOO at 4.
May Day, 1000 at 81.
Opohongo. l 900 ut Is.
South Iron Blossom, 5000 at VI;
1000 at 1.
az. buyer go.
Black Jack. 500 at 15E.
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular .......... $500 sS,s97.25
Open ......f.......25,4 400 2,615.5o
$500 s5.972.f5
Weeks totals ....324,:61 s55.107.6O
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4s lH H-t1
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

Z st. Louis. Oct. 15-Wool, quiet: Ter
ritory and western mediums, $50 g; fine
mediums, 1IGi2O; fine. 1iGl7.
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SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY.

ty of Salt Lake. State of Utah. ut thu
close of business on the Sth day .!
Nctohnr 1910. 3hs
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state of Utah. office Of the Secretary o,

Report Made to the Secretary of state
OF the State of Utah. OF the Cond,-
tiOn OF the