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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
lew STRIKE MADE At
THE CEDAR TAL|SMAN
praise Encounters Bcddcd Plane
That l. Highest Grade Yet Found
Strife In wild Bill.

Reports Of another strike in tho
edar-Talsman were brought to salt
AXE this morning by General Mana
or q s Pond, who has Just returned
rom the property lie brought back
nth him fine looking sample Of ore
..hich he declares IS about an average
the new strike.
In running an upraise from the 500
rot level TO connect with the 400
fvel. he says "a bedded plane was
ncountcred which runs high In lead
nd silver This was found about 20
set In the upraisc. A six foot face OF
re was encountered. ON this drifts
tere sent in both directions for 25
ret, all told Tho extent OF the body
= yet has not been determined. The
re Is believed to be about $3.50 a
IN and an exceptionally large body
he management Is greatly pioased
yer this showing which promises to
e as large as anything in the proper
At tho wild Bill strike Of consid-
-able importance has been made. The
4 III on the 40O-ft. level which was sent
at TO catch the vein in the Wild Bill.
hich In the shallow working In tho
'opefty produced over 100000 years
go, Is declared TO have encountered
ne vein for which search has been
ade
4 IL IL asserted that the face Of tho
iiift Ii all in ore, with neither sides,
I'D or bottom. AZ the time Mr.. Pond
IT camp a ear OF ore had been taken
;lt Sufficient work has not been
pne to determine the extent OF the
3e body. The strike Is within $50
ct OF the end lines OF the Cedar
aiisman.
ine Wild Bill IL one of Matthew Cui-
in's holdings and at present In under
,Jnd and lease to q. s. Wilkin and
red e. Leonard The property is
ell equipped and on the 200 and 800
wells the drifts are all In ore. The
= Inc Is opened up by a 400-ft incline
haft. The property is almost on the
streme west of the Star district In
leavcr county.
on the 2O0-ft level ore has been
pened up that assays 20 per cent cop
er, 81 per cent lead and "a ounces in
liver to the ton
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago June 0-Cattle-Receipts, es-
timated at 900; market strong. beeves,
5.SOG46.75; Texas steers, g. 35m1.3O; west
ern steers 5.5ou7 80. stockers and feed
ers. 4.OJa $50. cows and hcifers, 2.ypa
lis; calves, 6.J0u9.00
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 1900.
market SC. lower. Light, 9f5ae.1O; iNed.
.. 46st9. IS. heavy, 9.4un 80; rough. e.fVd
3. 80: good to choice heavy. e.5qm $40; pigs,
g.25m9.60; bulk OF sales. 965dj7.65.
market strong Native, 3.0as.0; west
ern, 3.75as. 10; yearlings. 6.50d 90.
lambs, native, 5.75ns. 80; western, G.SoQ
40
Kansas city. June 10.--Cattle-Receipts,
200; market steady. Native steers, b.a0h
$50. cows and helfers, 25a7. %; stockers
and feeders. s25d6.4O bulls. 4.pd6.&;
calves. 4.s0gs.75. weatern steers. $500
SIS. western cows 4.O0u660
Iogs-Receipts, 5000 market weak TO
Sc. lower. Bulk OF sales. 9.S5I.ei5; heavy.
Q. 50: light, 9.oQs.45: pigs, Sooael5,
Sheep-Receipts, 3.0o. market steady.
Muttons. $4,000; lambs, S.5on go; fed
wethers and yearlings, 5.0cq7.75; fed
western ewes, 3.50u5.10
OMAHA.
south Omaha, Juns i0.-Catue-Re-
coipts. 600 market active to strong, Ma
tive steers, b.aOMS.26. cows and helfers'
s.5Oa675. western steers, 3.75n7.oo cows
stookers ana feeders, s.75a6.25; calves,
4.o0d7 rs. bulls. stays. ctc., i.ccq6.cp
Hogs-Receipts, 1870; market 3 to Zoe.
lower. Heavy. 9.Scq9 81 y mixed, s,32h
Ge.35; light, 9.Sas.p; pigs s.Ods"i
sheep Receipts, 3,eso. market steady.
Yearilngs, 8 75as5: wethers SOFAS. %
owes. bs5G650; lambs. 7.$aS.75.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 10.--Money on call
easy, 29s al per cent ruling rate. eis
per cent; closing bid "a per cent. of.
fered at 2B per cent.
Time loans steady. for 60 days 81
a. y per cent; for go DAYS. 81 per
cent. for six months. 4m4L sper cent
Close Prime mercantile paper az
M5k per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at &4s425.35
for 60 day bills and at S4.S6SO for de-
msnd.
Commercial bills. s4.S3umA
Bar silver sax cents.
Mexican dollars. - cents
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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JOBS FOR GOOD MEN.

The government Is looking for an oil
inspector. at n salary OF 81. 500 per year.
10 take appointment under the commits
sioner OF the five civilized tribes OF
Indians I'm oklahoma. The chief quail
fication desired is ability to meet all
sorts OF men and settle disputes, besides
knowledge OF oil conditions. and the
work Of drilling. casing and caring for
oil wells. An examination for this and
other similar positions viii be held by
the civil service commission, applica-
lions for which must be entered with
the commission at Washington not
later than the closing OF business on
July s. 1910.
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CARE NOT FOR DIVIDENDS.
clvet Roll Makes Little Difference
With Local Market.

/ In spite of the dividends declared to-
ay. stocks on the local market con-
nued weak and unsupported. IL makes
lie thing certain and that is that per-
ms with good stocks are hanging on
nd Accommodating no more. The only
lelllng Is that Of persons forced into the
iarket for ready money. and this Is
eing taken up by professionals. who
re accommodating what they can stand
nd that as slow as II can be taken.
here " no rush to take on stocks for
peculatiNe advantages ana what has
cen acquired has been for investments
lone.
Z In some cases today prices were
iuch better than on yesterday. but
lining for some time has been given
chilly reception by the public. The
ublic as rule has been shy of specu-
ttion.
Iron. Blossom with dividend of s
ents sold at 90 cents today. Colorado
18th a reputation OF paying over 81
hare To its stockholders in the past
40 years went over the rail at 52
ents this morning with an scent
; ividcnd in sight. ohio Copper brought
better price than on yesterday and
Did as high as S2,05. Sioux Consolidat-
a with a fine record behind IL, sold at
a , cents for the record before II. Tin
c Central was strong under the steady
'uying that has been going on for sew
raj days. II Is the general under
landing that substantial business
IAN has been buying and for that
eason II has gone up. The change to
blue lime In the shaft has had little
> do with the real market.
The unloading OF May Day stock
nto Uncle sam stockholders has push
4 the stock down 10 36 cents, where
was before the dividend was posted
he dividend on Uncle Sam, followed
Y the assessment on May Day means
nat the stockholders received Just 2-5
n cent on Uncle Sam stock.
The total number of shares sold this
FORMING was 1920, while the amount
aid out was S6.2iO
on the curb market trading was
qually dull. The sales registered this
forming were $500 shares Of Bingham
Upper AZ % cents and 200 shares OF
lily Witch at IL cents.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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ALLEGED BUCKET SHOPPERS
TO BE TRIED IN WASHINGTON

Philadelphia. June 9-'rhe six men ar
rested. In this city on April charged by
the government with conspiracy I'm con-
nection with tho operation Of alleged
bucket shops In the District Of Columbia.
were ordered removed to Washington to-
day. Judge Mcpherson in the United
states court here decided that the de
PENDANTS could be taken to that city by
the federal authorities for trial An APP
peal was Immediately taken to the SUI
irene court Of the United STATES The
defendants are; Thomas Campbell. Mar
shall Parrish. Humphrey owens Harry
Stempf George Turner and Albert Ford.
They were arrested on warrapts Issued
I'M the District Of Columbia at the time
the washington authorities made raid
on alleged bucket shops In Baltimore and
philadelphia, Jersey city and New York.
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DIvIDENps FROM TrNTIc.
Properties Hand Out Velvet Rolls for
Their Shareholders.


Provo. June l0.-At the meeting Of
the directors Of the Colorado aud Iron
Blossom companies this morning dlvi-
dends were posted In spite OF the
rumors that Salt Lake brokers have
caused 20 he spread. The Iron Blossom
declared dividend OF cents a share,
payable June %, books closing on juno
20 and opening again on June 81 This
was much more than was expected.
Some declared that Colorado would
pass the dividend. but as usual. this
famous dividend payer Of Tintic came
through with an Scents dividend. This
Is payable on June 20. the hooks clos
ing on June 1h and opening again on
June 81.
At meeting ~ the directors Of the
I'intah Treasure Hin Coalition Mining
company. IL was decided 60 levy an as
sessment Of ono half cent on all the
outstanding stock An assessment OF
one cent was also levied on Major
Evans
The dividends mean that Iron Bios
som will distribute something over S54.-
900, and Colorado will give its stock
holders $4,000
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FORENOON SALES.
Daly Judge. 200 at s.s1H,
East Tintic Dew, 1000 at Y.
Iron Blossom. GOO at %.
Nevada HILLS. 200 at 90.
Ohio Copper. 100 at 2o5; 100 AT
200
Opohongo. 500 at rs.
Scottish chief. 1000 at u
sioux Con, 500 at 10.
Tintic Central. $500 at 10; 1000 at
12h
100 at IS.
Utah Con, 5000 at ~.
Victor Con. 1000 at ).
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado, 100 at So. 100 Mt SO.
60. Iron blossom. 5000 at "
Tintlo Central. 1000 at i3ts; 1000
at IS.
TOTALS
Shares Amount
Regular ........1s.iO s3t9e.bo
open ...........ls,s0o 2,sio.5O
$4,000 se,s,io.o0
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COPPER LETTER

Badger brothers. brokers. 100 south
Main street, received the following over
their private wires this morning:
Boston, June 10.-Outslde OF Lake and
North Butte, there Is practically moth
ing doing in the Boston market. These
stocks are each IL lower than last
night. Balance OF the list has only
been traded In TO a slight extent but
are fractionally lower The market
seems TO be pretty well liquidated now.
Hidden Stone a Co
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pRoMoNToRY WILL SHIP.

Boothe Valley, June io.-The
Promotory Mining company is doing
some good development work on its
claims located on Promontory. some
good ore has been uncovered N 4
shaft so feet deep. From this shaft
a 100 foot drift has been extended
along vein Of ore ranging from y
to feet in thickness a road Is now
being built to the mines from
Promontory Point and the company
win begin shipping ore in the near
future.
4 mountain lion Is skulking about
the mines and has been seen several
times just recently. He has been hunt
ed several times but the hunters have
not been able to get a glimpse of him.
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ELECTRICITY ron RAwHrDE.
New Plant Being Constructed for the
Gold District.

A. r Dieter. representing the Hydro
Electric company OF Bodie, Cal, Is here
negotiating with the leading operators
OF the camp with view to extending
the power line OF his company to this
camp. This concern Is a new one ana
their plant 10 now In the course OF con
striction Mt Bodie. They are anxious
10 enter this territory and according To
MIR. Deter, have abundant faith In
Rawhide and viii build here immedi-
stely " the proposition made to the
large operators yesterday II agreed TO
This company has for its stockholders
a number OF the old stockholders OF
Tho Nevada California Power company
and il Is well able to do anything TO
which II agrees.
MIR Deter also said that his com
many will be able to give Rawhide
better rate than now obtains In the
southern end OF the state. n the opera
tors here accept his company's PROPOSE
lion. which is withheld from publico-
ton for the present IT VIII be able 10
sell its product here for 1854 on 100 load
factor. -Rawhide Press.
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FINE SHOWING At UTAH MINES
Face OF Tunnel Is Strcakcd With
Seams OF Ore

The face OF the tunnel at the Utah
Mines Coalition Is showing up we'll ac-
cording 10 General Manager r. II.
strickland who returned from tho
mine this morning He declares that
when he left the face Of the tunnel,
which IL now I'm distance Of $500
feet, was streaked and scanned with
what appears to be ore In the quartz.
No ASSAYS have been made. but II Is
declared that the streaks vary from a
mere line to several inches.
II Is probable that the tunnel is ap-
preaching the Oregon vein, which ac-
cording to the survey should soon he
reached. Within a short time 1t Is be-
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YANKEE CON. READY.

The Yankee Consolidated Mining
company Is ready for It's campaign Of
deep mining. but the company sending
the motor for the work has thought
otherwise. The foundation for the hoist
and the hoist has been Installed. but
thus far the motor for the work has
failed to arrive. An order was placed
for the motor three months ago, and at
that time IT was declared IL would be
ready in IS days. As yet II Is still to
start from the shops, and both sides
are using the telegraph lines literally
to hasten things
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INSURGENT SENATORS.
Agree 10 Appropriation for Expenses
OF the Proposed Tarin Board.

washington. June lo-lnsurgent soma
tors practically reached an agreement
today to support tho house provision IN
the sundry civl bin making an sppro-
priation Tor the expenses OF the tarin
board Speeches will he made In the SEN
ate expressing preference for tarin
com mission but announcing acceptance
Of the house provision.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Thomas Cooper 10 r. II. Cooper lot
u, block q, Kelsey q Gillespe's
SUD -. -" -, 49, -. .,,....'N S"p
lots I. o and 6. block 90. sandy, l2j
Niels +. Larsen 20 n H. Anderson,
part OF lot 2 block 30. plat E...., 10
kimball a Richards Co. to Walter
Bryant. lot Al, Jackson Square. $50
Sidney w Hiatt and wife TO Thorn
as r. Robins. part OF lot ?, block
l. Sub. of block 20. plat F......, 10
IAVina q Oblad to NJ. NJ. Ring,
part of lot 7, block .. plat B., 10
salt Lake sec. & Trust CO. to
John Kaempfer and wife. part OF
lot 7. block 1872 plat C,........,... $500
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changed TO y higher at IS. TO A sol,
at &is and steadied at S5s91 " so'd
selling OF ribs by Milwaukee desl.,,
carried down the price OF provisions. Tbs
market opened unchanged 70 2ic io,
and there was some further reoos !9Ner
first figures for September options ,oli
H.p for pork. is.S5 for lard. and II, III
Wheat-Belief. however sprsat ,ba,n
July scare had been worked ny bv me ne
speculators ans had only eontirc,et
foundation. Under considerable seif'sA.
pressure, an the relative gain IN he
July premium was lost and tho who'll
market went well under opening ag,,res
the close was easy with September soo,,
'sale' al soAqN Z; -'""
IN selling orders from the countrv
large elevator concern here sold aiso
The close was easy at Sea- for sentene
Der. net loss OF y ''''"
4; No. white s9isaes No ! v sHll Z. w ss,
lo; No. 4, 6il4qS No. 4 white. AZ
81 No. I yellow, @g6sik.
S sns,e,. y Isq77; July. 70
Timothy-Oct., 40
Clover-N Nothing doing
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. JuAe io.-Butter - ste,dy
Creameries, Ah az: dairies. g6w
Eggs-steady, at mark, cases Included
l6Mu l6i7: receipts, $50 cases. drsts
In; prime firsts 1S5
Cheese-steady. Daisies. i5aii. Twins
liAulS; Young Americas. i5fii,: Long
Horns. 15dh.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, June lO.-Raw sugar firm
muscovado, 50 test. 37l: centrifugal a,
test, IA; molasses sugar. so test Z n
Refined, steady crushed s.; graduated
Bio powdered, 5.8
Coffeo-Spot, quiet, No. Rio. So; No.
4 Santos, 9A.
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AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALFS,
Black Jack. 800 at sis.
Cedar Talisman. 800 at l0h.
colorado. 700 at 81; 1.750 at 50; 1000
at 50.
Columbus. 200 at 60.
Iron Blossom. $500 at 81; 800 at 90
Nevada Hills, 100 at a5 100 at ".
Tlntic Central $4,000 at IL; 10000
at l4k.
Uncle Sam. 500 at rs.
Victor Con. 800 at 3.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Crescent Mining & Milling company Is
the name of new corporation which
filed articles yesterday. The company
is capitalized at 100000 I'm shares OF 10
cents each and 100000 shares remain I'm
the treasury Leo Grow e. president
G. r. Martin vice RESIDENT George Il.
Kelly, treasurer, and Joseph II. Tracy,
secretary and William G.. Wilson, A. l..
Long and g. q. Mccall are also direc-
tors.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Mel
rose Publishing company. limited,
were filed in the office OF the county
clerk this morning. The purpose Of
the company Is to sell the Melrose sys-
tenn of Farm bookkeeping. The capi-
tai stock is 100000. with shares OF the
par value of 81 each. The officers are
Andrew r. Anderson. president; Hosea
Berg. vice president O.. +. Ursenbach,
secretary and treasurer. and Andrew
Anderson and Abel Paulson, additional
directors
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WOOL.


ST LOUIS.
St Louis. June 1O.-Wool, lower. Terri
tory and western mediums. 1874 q 2 u;
fine mediums. iGa17, fine, l2dii
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lieved that something more tangible
Will be opened up The showing IL
declared To be a good indication of the
wall of the vein.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

81 hear you have sworn off drinking,
Bobbss"
Yes, Simpson, old boy, we given
up the flowing bowl forever. Had a
terrible shock the other night
Really'''
"Yep. Why, when got home from
jerks dinner 1 found my mother-in-
law waiting in the hall for me. 4"
'Well. what of it2 That isn't SO
awful bad.
"Ah, but, my dear boy, there were
TWO of 'emlN
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02
Appearance of Clerks.

1t is more important that the selling
force OF the store be properly dressed
than one might think at first. Most of
the customers of the store are women.
Women are very susceptible to any sug-
gestlon of dirt or to any lack of neat
ness of apparel. Plenty of men are
hnicky' in that respect as well. A
clerk in untidy clothes, with soiled
linen or with dirty hands will send
woman away with only half her pur
chases made and with resolution not
to return. A clerk in his shirtsleeves
waiting on the trade will not give any
tone to the store or please the best
trade. Neither will a clerk who is
dressed for work in the cellar and goes
out IN front in overalls and jumper,
says Southern Merchant.
Better let a customer wait than to
have her waited on in a manner that
will produce an unpleasant or unfavor-
able comment. Every one in the store
who waits on any customer ought to do
so only when dressed for it. If clerk
gets out behind the counter upon an
emergency call he is likely to be kept
there by others coming in and may
find people asking for service upon
whom he ought not to wait while rough
ly dressed, though he can not refuse
them. There is danger, also in allowing
clerks to over-dress. Some department
stores are conspicuous because of the
overdressing of their salesgirls. Others
are equally conspicuous because of tn,
sloppy appearance of the employees, ano
then there is a third class of store
where the clerks are always neatly at
tired though never over-dressed. AnC
this matter of the clerks dress prett,
well reflects the general policy of thu
whole store. Over-dressed clerks ar
the Kind who spend their time in gossil
with one another about the events o
last night" and chew gum in tn
meantime. They are outrageously ratte
and putted, the girls are, and they ar
naughty with customers beyond endui
ance The result is hesitation on th
part of would-be buyers. The under
dressed or sloppy-looking clerks are jus
as bad as the oyer-dressed, and tn
only store where il is a real satisfaction
10 shop is that where the clerks an
appropriately dressed and where the
manners are in tune with their dress.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02
Bud Doble

The greatest Of all horsemen, says: "In
my 40 years experience with horses /
have found Spohn 3 Distemper cure the
most successful of all remedies for the
horse 1t is the greatest blood purifier. 4"
Bottle, soc and $1.00. Druggists can
supply you, or manufacturers. Agents
wanted Send for free book. Spohn
Medical 90, Spec. Contagious Diseases,
Goshen, Ind.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02
New Postmasters.

President Taft has sent to the senate
the following nominations of post
masters: Percy F. Dodds, Whitefsh;
August Schrump, Roundup, Montana;
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

Los Angeles. - Passengers arrived
here from Yuma on a Southern Pacific
train minus watches aud other Naluables
which are believed 10 be al the bottom
of salton sea, together with the body
OF robber who drowned himself
rather than submit 10 arrest
Seaside, Ore.-lhe breakers on this
beach claims q lie from q. schultse Of
Milwaukee, Wis. and almost took the
lfe of Myie nurlburt of New Eliza
beth. VIE The men SET sail in small
hoai from Vancouver, Wash.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

Ethel, aged 6, had gone down the
village street with her new doll. IL
could be plainly seen that she was in
dire distress. She stood still and
after a close scrutiny Of several men
who passed she aecosted one.
"Say, are you an honest mani" she
demanded.
"Why, yes, / think So" was the
astonished reply.
" Well, then, II you re sure you re
an honest man. said the little maid,
please hold my dolly while ] tie my
shoe.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

Oakland, Cal.-Silas j. Kenworthy,
who is wanted in Tacoma on charge
Of obtaining $1,000 from a group Of
business men in that city by false pre-
lenses, started for Tacoma accompanied
by an officer before his attorneys could
make another attempt 10 have him re-
leased.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

peldlefon, Ole.- One of tAe most sue-
cessfn wholesale iail deliveries ever
effected in lmafilla county Has pulled
oH ni ihe county iail about . % 'eloef
Saturday HffeIn0on. Seven out of tAe
ll prisoner lncaleelaied made Chefs
nreape Como ono had passod ip p sap
irou 49, outside ana While sheun lay.
Iuf Nnl lf depHiifs Nele Aapdi|ng ine
eafNma1 rl0Nd 0f inhpnyrf.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

Vancouver, b. Cone white man
and four japanese were instantly killed
Saturday in an explosion of dynamite
in the works of the Western Explosive
company on Rowen island, is miles
from here. All the men were EN-
ployes Of the company. The bodies and
the dynamite house in which the men
were working were blown 10 pieces.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

Santa Barbara, Cal.-The chamber
of commerce directors has voted to call
a convention of three delegates from
each commercial or civic body in Cali
forna, to meet here on March p, TO
consider the dispute between San Diego
and San Francisco as to where the
Panama exposition should be held.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

A love smitten youth who was study
ing the approved methods of proposal
asked one Of his bachelor friends if he
thought that a young man should pro-
pose 20 a girl on his knees.
IF ne doesn 4, ," replied his friend,
"the girl should get OF. Livery
BODY Magazine.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

New York city has more electric
motors than any other city in the
world. There are $500 of them.