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New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

Among the weeks wliiiis's- '.-ss,ss's
ouotation ot,,gp,T changes like that re-. r'gi' : q
bv a downward rush Of IL poli,~ a,r. I
caSo and Alton upon transac'l0,ss s
than a couple OF thousand sii~- .,at
common has been paying Nsf
taapds II was earning noie .,a,s
isn't earning the four. s,,sst1
other Hawley stocks are > saa
deranged. Even Chesapeanff tss
gets nervous az the close - vsar
At the beginning Of tne scds
per cent stock ChesapeaASs ssnt t''.
90 while on its new , per .aSs bss
is nov under so Chesaps.S,S Z
qualifications fOr. oec91liLSa.IA ~ ~"
market issue
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
MOSCOW MINE
SHIPS RICH ORE
Seven Carloads in Thirty Days
Bring S15,0Uo-AIl Debts
Paid Off This Year.

Among the steady shipping proper
ties % Beaver county. none of the new
or ones has a better shipping record
than tho Moscow Mining A. Milling
company. which recently shipped four
cars Of ore bringing the company SIS
f@f. or an average OF 12.10O 20 the
car. Three more Of these ffty-t0n
cars are now on the way 90 the smclt-
or These viii increase this thirty
day output 20 nearly $4,000. The com
f'H1Ts de- fLc mH-- slnulCuuE. has inc
ras. summer paid of an indebtedness.
~ 100000. being now entirely free OK
debt The present indication is exc
frrmcly fair for tho property 20 pres
entity step into the ranks OF the divi-
Tho foregoing four cars were shipped
aF follows November 10. Sl.4b9. De
crwber li. 9l.1f1. December H. -
500. December 20. 9l.56'. To show the
arsavcd az follows. silver. % ounces,
lead. 20 per cent. copper. % per cent
sunk from the 400 level. Here an inn
w~ngr body ~ ore has been developed
Tho south Wine is down 100 feet. the
north Wine down 100 feet Both are
Iu ore. These wines are $50 feet apart
ON Tho orr-hrHriuE vein. which has
been proven The entire distance nT the
connecting tunnel following the ore.
Tho vein. which breaks through the
fiwe. has co. forty rivr-drEr~~ pitch. To
varies from ono to twelve feet fu
width. averaEtuG about two feet of
Ts-ar iralIr pure orc. Tho orc fe so
clean that aorfrra arc not required
Euf the best Indication 0f am is that
fhe ore Erowe cleaner and richer as
depth 's attained.
Last spring in TWO months tho MoE-
cow took ont sufficient ore fo pay OFT
most OF its iudchfrdurs-. Since then
operations have been handicapped by
lack of water. This cut down Che out
put 90 two or three cars "a month. With
ample water fnfe could have been
doubled or UuadruDlcd with ease. The
present month six cars viii DO sent
forward.
The pump. which should have been
iu operation Nuvrw hrr 10. reached the
VOL two days ago. and should DO Tn
operation next week. This VIII sup
rIv the Moscow with 10000 gallons OF
water month. 10 has lift Of l.N00
vertical feet. and the pipe line. which
has been completed Tor nearly two
months. is several miles IouE. There
4. G.noN-uuurd urrreurn. This pump
iu~ plant win also furnish The water
supply Tor several other properties iu
ffe star district. With This pump On
operation. tho Moscow win probably
greatly increase its wurkiuE force. con-
ergIcufr adding materially 90 tho tom
mage output Of che mine.
Matt cullen. one or Tho most sue
rre-ful old mining mon or Tho state
f- frr heaviest zrurkhuIirr Iu Tho Mos
COW. and hos had au aI-nHidlu- faith
fr ifa ultimate success from fur be
-frrfrr
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
PIPE LINE UTAH
TO NEW MEXICO
Said to Have Been Surveyed
From San Juan Field by
Standard Oil Company.

That the Standard OH company has
had men in the san Juan oil field for
several months; that 70 has acquired
an enormous territory down there. and
has gone so far as TO have a pipe line
surveyed from point near Bluff $50
miles down into New Mexico to Cal
lup. is the Information a well known
TO town this week.
Il got my Information from some OH
men az thompson. said this salt Lake
man, and I consider I got it from a
source that will not be far wrong.
They told me. too. that oil has been
round IN twenty-five or more wells.
scntatlvCs OF Standard on had been
plugged up as soon as the OH was
struck. and that this will be the pol
icy Of the company until the lands
have been patented and oil from this
section may be needed in their busi-
ness.
at present sufficient drilling has
been done 20 patent only small acre
age OF the holdings. and no general
rush tn thee IS desired until this part
OF the work has been accomplished.
there VINO sold a 5000 team and in
vested I'm one Of the promising oil
company s stocks, and that recently ne
refused 5000 for the block Of stock
which only a short time before ne got
for the price OF his team
The oil already found IN the san
Juan iield mas proven to be OF "a high
lubricating quality. commanding top
notch prices for crude oil. bringing
scvcral dollars a barrel. This field Is
undoubtedly an extension OF the known
oil fields Of Green River. to the north.
Spring Valley. Wyo. stlIl further
north. and Big Horn basin. stiu fur
Their TO the ncrtl. the strip from Mon
tana down into New Mexico and Ari-
iona showing one OF the greatest belts
OF high quality lubricstinE oil 10 be
found anywhere I'm the United States.
II and some OF my associates took
a flyer down there. and we anticipate
considerable stir in southeastern Utah
oil circles next spring
1t costs TO get into tho san Juan
field. They ask 500 for Just a team
TO get around. The freight charge is
4 cents a pound"
Gallup. the south terminus OF the
proposed Standard oil line from san
Juan field, is located in the west end
Of BernalillO county. y NJ. It is on
the Santa Fe railroad. and is the near
est point OF approach Of that line 20
the San Juan field. Il is located Just
below the Navajo Indian reservation,
which is in the extreme northwestern
corner OF New Mexico. These facts
would tend 90 add strength to the story.
san FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
Badger Bros. brokers. furnish the
following, received over their private
wire yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
A BISCUIT
WITHOUT DOUGH-

walker ErOe' bank Of salt lake has
commenced suit In the district court
against the Biscuit Mining company Of
Cherry Greek Co collect n Judgment OBJ
tained IN tho Third judicial court at
salt Lake amounting 20 EL0c0. 90. and
an attachment has been levied on "a
number of mining claims belonging 20
the company. says the Ely ENposifor.
Sheriff Butler visited Cherry Creek
and took possession Of the following
named claims. summit summit Extern
sion. %. 90 No +. Peak. Dandy. Scgo.
piuion. Lucky strike. q. Hucf. Domingo.
Zan. KEY and Ben. This group lies
vest Of the town Of Cherry Creek. near
che top OF tho range and north q
cherry Creek canyon. Tho Droucrfs
has been developed 10 "a depth % about
900 feet and has produced n large
amount OF rich silver ore. The Biscuit
company was organized a few years awo
and succeeded the old Tea Cup COM
pany that worked the property some
years ago.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
WORK ON DIANA
MILL AND MINE

Grading has been CONNECTED for che
milling plant of Che Ohaua Mining COM
utuv &C Sacramento Pass and board
iuE house has been erected Tor the aC-
rnuwudatiou Of the employees Of the
company. where they are comfortably
.nured after cumpIrfirE their days l--
boris. says the Ely ENuu1itrr. The
force or men iH gf present engaged iu
digging Ca trench for the pipe IIur from
DO ready Tor laying the pine as soon
re it fe delivered Part or the pipe
was sent over few DAYS ago when
fru- teams started tho first dav after
trr carload arrived here ard since then
other teams have been loaded and sent
"a long Co rush tho delivery OF the ui7c
1rlth an possible suced that f1c lie
can Do laid and made ready for doing
ite part iu supplying power fn operate
tho concentrating and anna .GamutiuE
fables iu the mill as soon ae they arc
them f7 completed. The plant which
the OHa0a company iq putting iu to re-
cover lrr values contained Iu the orc
i9 very small and Inexpensive compared
with its rated capacity and can DO
,rtaulv operated. The machinery viii
consist OF ono fHrrc-fuor Dykes uuIvr~-
izrr tfat comoin"s crushing and ms
grinding capacity iu che one wachin"
which Will hr operated hv gasoline
engine From the uulFCrlEer tho ore
VIII so % two Dykes amalEamatinE-
CONCENTRATING tables that are 10 be on
Grated b. water power. The plant viii
have capacity 0f thirty tons n day
and It's operation VIII probably result
lu putting the company ON en- basis that
VIII pay FOR the more extensive dovel-
nuruont OF the property.
Three parallel Lodges cross the Erouu
~ twenty claims that ere embraced IN
the holdings or the ohaua company and
large amount of ore is found close
90 the surface along the lodges. Tho
ore carries from $50 10 $1,000 mostly
fu gold though some very hicn grade
silver ore has been found There is "a
large amount ~ concentrating ore
opened IN more than twenty prospect
shafts. the deepest or which lu less than
100 feet. but work has been 0r sinking
fn two shafts has been going on FOR
some time and tho mana cement cN-
poets 90 have plenty o. ore developed
90 keep the mill busy au the time.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
UTAH's COAL PRODUCTION.

Utah's coal production in 1909 exceed
ed for the first time I'm the history OF
the state a total OF 1000. 600 short tons.
The output, as announced by the Unit
ed States geological survey. increased
from 1.Sf6.792 short tons. valued at So
11q.33S. in 1908. 90 2.266. 500 short tons.
valued AT S3.757.O6O. in 1903 gain Of
420107 short tons or p. 4 per cent. in
quantity. and OF S631122. or 20.J per
cent. 60 value. Compared with 1907.
when the previous highest output was
2 ecorded. the production In 1909 showed
an increase Of 1892 short tons I'm
quantity and OF S797.29f In value The
Increase I'm 1909 was made almost en-
tirely in Carbon county. which alone
produced more coal in 1909 than the
entire state produced I'm any year prior
TO 1909. and the county's increase in
9O9 over 1908 was three times the to-
combined
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
SALES HEAVIER
THAN USUAL
Iron Blossom and Columbus
Con. Lead the Day on
Advancing Prices.

There was considerable encourage
ment i'm yest erday's trading. The totals
having been heavier than fOI many
dag and several of the stocks showed
gratifying advances. Adding the curb
sales Of $4,000. the day total amount
ed 20 lI-.buU shares. the heaviest OF
the month.
Columbus Con. and iron Blossom
Wed Tor first position. both on rising
tides. Columbus opened at lac ana
closed AT the same. haViuE reached
loec during the day. with about 5000
shares sold. Iron Blossom opened at
sc and closed al Soc with about 1900
shares TO it's credit. Lower Mdmmoi h.
which i'm the past few days sold as
low AT lac, yesterday jumped uU TO
70 &C.. Colorado moved mp 10 SEC sioux
Consolidated showed more activity. and
advanced TO Sic. silver Shield showed
some activity. Ohio Copper sold back
TO $40.
The total sales Tor the day were
$4,000 shares at S2I.I6I.25
The official CLOSING quotations yes
terday were as follows.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
IARHIDGI SALE.

After having proved the future pos
sibiiitics Of the JarbidFc district
through an extensive campaign of de-
velopmcnt work. III. w Fletcher and
Dee clark Of this city have closed n
deal with wealthy capitalists az Port
land and Salt Lake Tor the sale Of their
lease on the North star claim in E1ko
county, new gold camp. says the Ely
EUpositOr.
The terms Of tho transaction have
not been made public. To o. not known
what money was paid over % the Ely
operators 70 induce them 90 part with
their lease. which possessed better min
eraf showing than any other property
in that section. The ground controlled
BY Fletcher and Clark had just reached
thc producing stage when the new uur-
chascrs realized that the mine could
be handled az a handsome profit
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
GOOD ORE IS COMING
FROM BARRATT SPRINGS

The indisputa bic fact that tho Bar
rett Springs section OF the Wiuncmuc-
O. district is fast making into an
other rich camp fs best proven has, ere
large quantity Of shipping orc thar
IS now being produced there Nof
only Quantities OF ore that assay from
600 20 800 90 the ton in gold and
silver. but as depth fs attained on
tho principal veins opened the vein
matter becomes richer and some 81
the properties there are now produc-
Ing ore that is extremely rich IN tbo
precious metals. This IS so OF tho
property Of the Nineteen Ten conpanv.
which main working shaft is now down
70 depth OF 100 feet. saws the Hum
bOldt star
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
LOOKS LIKE EVEN
HIGHER LEAD PRICES

Officials OF the American Smelling &
Refining company report that the stool,
on hand or lead has been nearly wiped
out. and that demands Of consumers
have increased greatly within the past
week
The plants OF the National Lead com
pany are Dc ing operated 20 fun capa-
city, and the surplus Of lead. which
two years ago amounted 20 more than
10000 tons. has been gradually reduced.
The sales Of lead so far this month
were said by officials TO be greater
than in any such period during The last
two years. and that the demand for
shipment I'm January and February OF
nnNt year we very larEe.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
LOWER MAMMOTH
LOOKING BETTER

Lower Mammoth showed more
strength on the local exchange yestcr-
day. Inquiry at tho office OF the com
pany brought out the Information that
some strcaks OF hiEh-r grade ore were
being encountered IN the workings be-
tween the zoo and 800 levels. some Of
The ore is reported TO show as hirh as
fifty ounces silver and thirty per cent
lead. Some Of these Slopes arc looking
very good. I'm fact the property is in
a long time, according TO report
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
COPPER CURTAILMENT
100000 POUNDS

Copper curtaiiment is shown by com
parison Of the July output OF f25.s25. 600
pounds as against that Of October
Ilb.900.000 pounds. a monthly decrease
n 10000. 900 pounds IN round mum hcrs.
Nevada Con is given as $500. 0O0
against 5.g5O.000; Utah Copper. 500.
600. against 7.f50.000.
The Importation OF blister copper into
The United states during the first ten
months Of 1910 has been 2Oq.I32. 16O
pounds. Of copper I'm ore and matte
70.4i6.f42 pounds, total. 279.5fs.6O2
hounds
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22

BOSTON FEATURELESS.

tBy Badger Bros Private Wire)
Boston Dec. 21.-Today's session Of
tho Boston copper market has been tho
duflest I'm a long time. The market is
a bs olutciy festurclcss. About the onlv
activity has been IN North Butte. which
IS. frsctionally higher. and in United
states Smelling common. which is frac-
tiOnally lower. The same conditions
prevail I'm the balance OF the list. only
a few transactions having taken place.
Hayden. Stone & Co.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
UNLISTED STOCKS

Curb sales amounted TO $4,000 yes
terday. another big block OF oii stock
entering the arena. Uintah Treasure
Hin sold 3.S00 at sac. Gold Chain. 200
at 44c TO 42c. and Pittsburg- salt Lake
Oil. $4,000 shares at from &c to 21c
Yesterdays closing curb quotations
were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
Mines and Mining Stocks
+++4++++++++++++++++4++
ORES AND million.

Smcltcr settlements. yesterday. 4
reported hT Mccormick & Co. Z
ores. $4,000; bullion. 10000.
Silver was quoted at 5fLc. cop 1
per. cathodcs. 1895. lead. $3.50. 4
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
Foreuoou sales.

Forcnoou Sales.
Black Jack. 500 at 91c
Cedar Talisman. 900 at 1-1c.
Colorado. 100 at l5lc. zoe az ltc.
Iron Blossom. go at sac; 600 at S'c.
$500 at sec. $500 AT SIC.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at Ice. HOO at
Nevada Hills. 900 at s2u5.
Ohio Copper. 300 al $40.
Silver King Coalition. 80 az $40.
silver Shield. 500 az &c; 500 at Lee;
1000 at 1c.
Tintic Empire. 5000 az sc.
Prince Con. 500 at 62c
Open hoard.
Grand Central. 100 at Ssc.
Iron Blossom, 500 at SEC; 1000 at
Nevada Hills. 200 at sa15.
Sioux Con. 1000 at 2otc. seller 50
days. 1000 AZ Bic.
Tintic Empire 500 at 4ic.
Shares sold. 80. 250. selling value sl3,-
$3.50.
Afternoon sales.
Columbus Con. 1900 at 17sc. 500 at
17c; LOO at 1Sc. 400 at 1880. 1000 at
Iron blossom. 700 az SIC. 400 at Ssc.
500 at Sc. seller SO, 500 n SIC.
King William. 500 at Ice
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at lac.
May Day. 1900 at 9ac.
Nevada Hnls. 100 at s212s.
Open board.
Colorado. 200 at SEC.
Columbus, 900 At 1Sc. buyer 90, 100
at lac.
Crown Point. 500 at sc
Iron Blossom. LOO at SSC. 500 at S9c.
King William. 500 at 16C.
Sioux Con. I 900 at SOC.
South Columbus Con. 200 AZ 1Oc
Tintic Central. $500 at Sc. $500 at
sac. buyer 90 days.
Uncle Sam. 100 at 46tc.
Nevada Hills, 50 at S2.17t, 100 at
S2.15.
Shares sold I45.55O. selling value.
41.2S5.7J.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
COPPER SHARE MARKET

Badger Bros brokers. furnish the
following. received over their private
wire yesterday:
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
oRES AT SAMPLERS

Four carloads Of ore from Utah
mines and three from Nevada were re-
leased by the Utah ore Sampling com
pany yesterday
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22

Trihune-Reporter Printing Co..
Sc West Second south Phones Tia
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22

San Francisco. Dec. 22.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
dav were as follows.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22

Baugcr BIOS, brOkcrs, fUrnish the
wire yesterday.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-04-08

Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this 18th day of Apr. 1910.
A. S. ROLLINS,
Notary Public.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-04-08
HerefOrds Cleanup Day

Hereford's annual cleanup
day was celebrated Friday and
twenty double team wagons had
more than they could do in car
rying off the acumulations. The
mayor issued an official procla-
nation, making the day legal
holiday and a Commercial Club
appointed captains to district
the city and supervises the work
Everybody took a great deal of
of interest and Hereford is con-
siderably cleaner than before,
though wagons are still working
at it.-Daily Panhandle.
The News thinks that Canyon
should profit by Herefords do
ings, and have a clean up. The
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-04-08

News has been advocating a clean
up, have been calling the Civic
clubs attention and they have
been good faithful workers but
the undertaking is too great for
a handful of willing workers to
do all that is required to be done
let the Commercial club, the
business interets and all proper
ty holders see what can be done
towards making a general clean.
ing up day, and thereby show
strangers who may be within
our gates see what we are doing
to make a city more healthful
may and more beautiful. We
are taught that Cleanliness is
next to Goodness, - so let us be
clean, Now who is going to
come forward and act as a lead
er.:
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-04-08
Umbarger Notes

Ed. Baird went to Amarillo
Wednesday to take in the show.
T. b. Slaughter paid Hereford
business visit this week.
MIRA. S. Findly spent Wednes-
day in Dawn.
S. Burnham of Canyon was in
Umbarger, Sunday.
A most enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Stratton, Wednesday in
singing.
Miss Letitia Lancaster and
Miss Catherine Beckman enter
tanned the local Theatrical Com
pany" of Umbarger at the
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-04-08
wayside News

Preaching at Beula, Sunday
a. N. by Rev. Burgess. Sunday
School at the usual time led by
| Mr.. King, Supt.
! Court at Claude this week, W.
D. and J. T. McGehee have been
supoenead for jury duty.
W. H. Hamblem and wife visi-
ted VIII Howard Sunday. We
regret to leaan the latter is ex-
pectting to leave the Plains this
fall ror Hunt county, Texas.
Bob Brooks and wife visited
her mother Mayo Saturday.
Those who sat up and built
smudge fires the past week at
night are Of the opinion they
saved their fruit. Some who
thought wasn't cold enough,
have come to the conclusion
theirs died.
Some wheat crops are looking
fine. most farmers are through
sowing spring oats, a few yet to
sowe.
Lowe McGehee had the mis-
fortune TO get his left arm brok-
en- last Thursday during after
noon recess. He fell from log
prop or a brace Of the school
house. only about two feet.
Mrs. Mayo assisted his father
in setting the injured limb.
Trustee election at Beula, Sat
urday last resulted in the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Adams for the en-
SUING term.
VIII Sluder, wife and Grace
accompanied by Mrs. S. J. Nc
Gehee spent Sunday with Jno.
Gillian and family.
Singing at W. T. Helms, Sun
day afternoon.
Will Franklin and Miss Fannie
Sluder were guests of Dave
Hamblem and wife Sunday.
Emmett and Matte McGehee
and Jim Sluder visited Floyd
and Eva Painton. Sunday.
Friday, April 8 marks the con
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-04-08

home of Henry Beckman and
wife, on last Thursday evening,
a most pleasant evening was
enjoyed by all psesent.
L. NJ. Williams and wife re-
ceived message Thursday stat
ing that their daughter, Mrs.
Ed Kelly of Jacksboro. Texas,
was dangerously i'll. They left
on the evening train for Jacks.
boro. Mr.. Williams returned
Wednesday accompanied by his
two small grandaughters. He
reports his daughter much i'm
proved.
Don't forget that Saturday
evening April 9th you viii be
given another opportunity to see
the interesting program Of the
Umbarger school and that you
are invited and expected to be
present. No box social.
William, the seven months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. Alter
of Dawn died Tuesday evening
at $40 after a weeks illness of
pneumonia. The funeral will
take place in Hereford, con
Quoted by Rev. Score of Chris
tan church.
a daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens
Friemel, Wednesday.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-04-08
Ceta Items.

We are having some breezy
weather now.
J. a. Curry and W. B. Wal
tiers weat to Willis Fishers Mon
day in search of seed corn.
Mark Wesley, wife and little
daughter, Irene, visited W. B.
Walters and family this week.
". T. Logan Of Rhome, Texas,
is visiting @. p. Bryan.
We are having some real cool
weather again and plenty of ice
Thursday morning.
H. B. Wesley and H. James
were business visitors at Happy
this week.
Quite a number from Fair,
view attended church at Sunny
hils Sunday
Guy Alfred of Tulia is visiting
his uncle, J NJ. Alfred.
II. Miller and wife were Can
yon visitors this week.
TASSIE
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-04-08
Patterson, Head Of Tribune, Dies.

Robert w. Patterson, presi-
dent of the Chicago Tribune and
editor-in-chief of the Tribune,
died suddenly at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia
at $40 o'clock on the night OF
April LIST after an illness of only
two days, Half an hour before
his death his mother, Mrs. Jul.
ia A. Patterson, had passed away
in Chicago at the home of her
son-in-law, John. NJ. Even, at 20
Bellevue@ place. Neither knew
that the other had been i'll.
By a remarkable coincidence
the illness of each had lasted only
two days. Both deaths were en-
tirely unexpected, and came as a
tremendous shock to the family.
Mrs. Patterson's illness began
as cold and developed into
pneumonia while her sons
death was due to a sudden stroke
of apoplexy.