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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-11
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
HAS NEW PROCESS FOR
TREATING GOLD SANDS
W. IL. Williamson of Caldwell SAYS
Black Sands Can be Amalgomatcd
And Contents saved

Caldwell July 1i.--M h. William
son returned a few days ago from
trip to the coast. MIR Williamson is
Interested In a gold saving process.
whereby the gold contained in black
sand can be amalgamatcd His trip
was for the purpose OF selecting some
place on the Pacific coast where the
black sand and free gold was IN suf-
hcient quantities to justify his COM
pany In establishing a plant.
When seen this morning he stated
mat Claina had been located at a
point whore tho Rogue river cmptiod
into the ocean, The ground was pros
pccted. and showed values as high as
IS per ton. MIR. Johnson. who is the
discoYcrer Of the process and "a
heavy stakeholder in the company, re-
manned for the purpose OF doing more
thorough prospecting 10 is the intcu-
ton Of Mr.. Williamson to sink shafts
TO bedrock and thoroughly prospect
the ground. There Is no question about
the process being success as sam
pies Of sand from Australia, Africa.
New Zealand and Alaska as we'll as the
Pacific coast have been worked by this
process
Magnets nre used to separate the
black sand from the gravel. which Is
then treated TO = bath IN a solution,
tho component parts Of which are
only known to the discoveror. Low
grade ore can be successfully treated
by this process. In treating ore It is
necessary that Il he ground. Mr. Will
hanson made thorough tests OF the
process before he invested dollar.
Being satisfied OF its success he or
cunized company. all the stock being
taken by four men. and there Is no
stock for sale. A plant IS all ready to-
gcther with all the necessary supplies
for shipment as soon as the location
is fully determined upon. In the mean
time. Mr.. Williamson Will mako a trip
to Alaska. where he Is interested in
some property. His partner will ex-
plot the Rogue river ground and no
fifty him OF the success or failure OF
the experiment 90 produce the neces-
sary amount Of the yellow metal 70
Justify locating plant at that point.
NEW york LISTED sTOCKa
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HARMEL PRATT RETURNS.
Graduates From Ann Arbor Law
School With Honor.

Harmed Laurence Pratt, son OF War
den Arthur Pratt OF the State prison,
has returned from Ann Arbor. where he
graduated from the law school OF the
University of Michigan with honors.
and Will practise his profession in this
state. After completing his first year
at Ann Arbor, Mr.. Pratt was advised
by prominent Salt Lake attorneys to
take his second year OF law at the Utah
state university. which makes a spe-
oialty of irrigation and Mining law. At
the Michigan institution irrigation law
is not taught AT all. and very little OF
mining law, both OF which branches
are OF vital importance 10 a western
attorney.
Mr.. Pratt returned to Ann Arbor for
his third year, and showed up 80 we'll
In his examinations preparation TO
senior year that he entered IL without
a condition. which is considered here
as speaking highly for the value e
the course Of study in the Utah univer-
sty law school
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JOHNNIE OFF THE SHOALS.

After being wrecked on the shoals Of
the stock market, real mining Is in
progress at the johnnie mine. and
with great success. The RhyOlite
Herald reports that there are 16 Ms
sen stamps In commission, and n
Lane slow-speed Chilian mill is also
working. bringing the plant up to
full capacity. The Lane mill was out
Of commission in May. and during that
month the Nilsson stamps treated an
average Of 20 tons Of ore per day. The
bullion product for May had a valua-
ton of approximately $1,000 TO s12,-
600 Manager Carl johnson says the
plant is making a high saving. the
tallings carrying only 40 cents a ton
About 80 men are employed.
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MAP OF ST. GEORGE LINE.

Engineer Burgess OF the Iron Noun
tain, St George Grand Canyon rail-
road. has prepared map OF the pro-
posed line, which according to the sur
veys viii leave the Salt Lake Route
at Thermo and 60 to st. George and
to the Grand Canyon OF the Colorado,
passing through Cedar City and Now
Harmony The Kingman branch Is
projected to run through the following
places Belleview, Silver Reef. Leeds
Harrisburg Washington. Middleton ST
George, thence to Lttleheld Bunker
Vile and st. Thomas, and on 10 King
man. Arizona, where II will connect
with tho Santa Fe. Another branch Of
the proposed road will run TO the rim
Of the Grand canyon in Arizona at Il
point about 80 miles south of Kanab.
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PRODUCE.



Chicago July Il.-Wlth rain falling to-
day In the northwest where droutn has
prevailed, wheat prices here came down
likewise. Larger shipments from Russia
than expected made the weakness more
pronounced. II was also noted that tho
Sunday map showed wet weather quite
general in the region tnat has been suf-
prominent houses. Buying was scattered.
The market opened = M1& lower. Sep
TENDER started to LOS TO LOIS, a loss
of "a 90 1hdlL and slid on TO i.03sb.
There was free selling OF corn by com
mission houses. Buying was active after
downward tendency. september opene d
hap& 10 ha% down at GA to y and
dropped TO 60
Support was lacking In oats Septem-
Der, opening at 80 to =. showed a fall Of
40 - TO isdA. Later the price went y
further below.
Liquidation apparently due TO hog
weakness pulled down provisions Inc rta
followed. First prices were "a TO IA
on with the September option at y. q for
FORK; 1l5 for lard. and IL. SEA a ii 81
Cash corn: 10. 2. Goa eoA; No. ? white
aqei.s; No. 2 yellow 81 &c NO z; 80
e0ts 40; No. 57i1q5s, No, 4 white. 6isW
COY No. yellow. 5Ila. 80
Close-R fc--Cash, rs
Barley-Cash, 50ub5.
Timothy-Sept., 7.50; Oct, 5.5; March,
6.25
Ciover-.Sothng doing.
Wheat-Selling said to be by big
southwestern speculator carried the mar
ket to stu greater depth. Kansas city
reported the arrival Of 2gd cars OF wheat.
Worlds shipments were larger than ex-
pected. The close was easy with Sep
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. July u-Csttle-Recel es.
timated at 24,IO0. marke; 10 TO l5c. low
er. BceVes, O. Is u 40; Texas steers, sea
GO. western steers, 3-s0u7.lO; stockers
ana feeders, $50 q SO; COWS and heifers
>. 75.,B.S5. calves. 6.i5u H,6.
Hogs ceipts, estimated at 800
market Is TO 25c lower, Light S.&as.l5i
mixed, S.5on9.l0; heavy, s.&Hs.n; rough
go; pigs, S.sSa9.so; bulk Of sales 500
sheep-Receipts, estimated at 1000,
market 25c. lower. Native, 250m 4 60; west
.rn. 2.6)W4.4O yearlngs. 400. S.3J; lambs,
native, I.S0Q7.JO; western, i.OaI2
OMAHA.
Omaha. July 1l.-Cattle-Roceipts 5000,
market l0c. lower. Native steers. 4.l5a
7.s0; cows and helfers, 3.Ooq5 81 west
75G4 so: Gamers. . 50W $50: stockers and
feeders, S.OOW6, 30; calves, g. 81. 90; bulls,
stays. etc, 3.Coa5.25.
lower Heavy. seSRs'5o, mixed, $50
s 40; light, s50qS. ~: pigs, 800 sou bulk
OF sales, s.s5ase0
sheep Reccipts, 1850; market 1oGl5e.
lower. Yearlings, i5o..s gl wethers- 80
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, July f1.-Cattle-Recelp
i3ooo market stesay 20 boi iGe lower Yer
LOO: stockers and feeders, 3.GMo 80,
bulls, 3.Ooa4 rs: calves. 3.75.s.25 west
ern steers, i.75d75 western COWS. S.VV
HoGs-Recelpts, 100; market 10 % 9oc.
$ SOS 90. packers and butchers, s.eOGs.s5;
light. s.75dss5; pigs sou SO, 90.
lover. Muttons 4ooSi I.so lambs. 100,
500; fed wethers and yearl.ngs' i.2og
50. fed western ewes 3.15u $50
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INSPIRATION OPENING BIG BODY


Reports from the Inspiration property
state that during the week ending June
a. the east second south level from the
Joe Bush shaft advanced IS feet. max
ing a total Of 300 feet In an easterly and
westerly direction. the average value OF
which IL over . per cent for the entire
distance. In tho Scorpion workings the
first west 90 the main south drift. al
Vancod 80 feet. the average for the dis
lance boing nearly &c per cent copper.
The sinking Of tho New Colorado
shaft is proceeding rapidly and at last
accounts WAS down 90 feet and the
main adit tunnel rs more than one hair
completed and lacks about $50 feet t.
reach the Joc Bush workings
on completion OF drill hole FOG the
rigging will be moved 10 the eastern
end ~ the property to develop the ter
ritory between the Joe Bush workings
and the Miami end line.
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KNIGHT TUNNEL MAY
OPEN FLOW OF WATER
Could be UTILIZED for Fruit Lands he
Owns--It May be Necessary
10 Run Other Tunnels.

Provo. July IL George A. storrs
who has charge of the Knight tunnel,
which IS being driven into the mountain
between Provo and sprlngville, reports
the tunnel in about no foot. with good
progress being made. The formation
H. now lu loose iron-stuncd houldcrs
and gravel. The distance 20 the qunrt-
glto lime stone foundation l. about
800 feet.
This viii be opened at q depth OF
about 500 feet aud IL Is expected min
eral viii be struck there N not. the
fact that +. " r Hathcnbruck has
struck big flow Of water In his
water tunnel in Slate canyon. about
two and half miles north is very en-
couraging for water and that viii be
Utmost as welcome ne q mine rs Mr.
Knight owns about 2 600 acres 81 fruit
land between Provo and Springville. on
which the water wa be applied. " -
How Is struck. should no mineral be
opened No with this tunnel others will
be run. as Mr. knight has set out 70
thoroughly prospect the region for ore.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

W. y. Lincoln. chief clerk in the
freight department OF the Salt Lake
Route at Los Angeles, Is in the city
for a day or two on business trip.
On Fishing Trlp--w. II Bancroft,
vice president and general manager OF
the Oregon Short Line, accompanied by
his assistant. Fred H. Knickerbocker.
has gone 10 the Yellowstone for a few
days fishing,
Haney Leaves Midland--Lee Haney.
for fve years past advertising manager
OF the Colorado Midland railroad, at
Denver. has resigned TO engage in the
fruit land selling business. Mr. Haney
originated a great deal OF railroad and
Industrial advertising which attracted
national attention. one of his successes
was the exhibition throughout the
country OF two bear cubs, dubbed the
Colorado Midland Bears"
May Build Into OrcgoB-Advices
from Vale. western oregon, are to the
effect that the Oregon Eastern railroad,
Hartman line, will be extended from
Vale 100 miles westward through the
Harvey country not later than next
spring Maps Of the road have been
filed and approved by the government,
and only the stringency OF the money
market Is said TO have delayed the
building of the line thus far.
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

James 4, Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Giroux Consolidated, So. a "a Nevada
Consolidated. 1SA "a ~ Nevada Utah,
y a =; Nipissing. 1O&U11; Newhouse,
~ ~ y : Tennessee Copper, 2l "a n y F.
Davis DAILY 1916 a 1 1-l6; ELY central.
Id1; Ely. Consolidated. 3-16 a 7-16;
Montgomery Snoshone, "a a y (;
Nevada Smelling, AQ "a Silver queen,
1910: silver Leaf, 7mi0; King Ed
ward, huA; VI. Valley, 67s a Z; El
Rayo, 3Ad4. Ontario, i@3; Ely
Witch. 100 .; earissa, 40 q so: Cobalt
Central. 900; Mckinley Darragh.
sO@s5: Tlntic Mining, y nj First
Natl copper. 3@h: Nevada Hills,
. 1-i6@ S-16; Miami Copper, ISM q
"A b. S. Gas. A9ib, Ray Con-
solidated. 16m%: Inspiration Copper.
761-f6; ella Copper. Sal Ohio Cop
per, rs IN: Alice, 100
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COPPER LITTER.

(By Badger Brothers Special Wire)
Boston, July 1.-THE Boston market
with the exception OF Lake Copper has
ruled very quiet with prices practically
unchanged. Lake has been under con-
siderable pressure. selling down 20 40is
"A loss OF "a points. We have no news
at hand TO account for this selling. The
metal in London was weaker but there
has been no great pressure 20 sell the
general list Of coppers Shoe machin-
cry continues the active feature OF the
industrial list, rallving TO 81. American
Phone and Wooden common are both
in better demand and record fractional
gains. Hayden Stone q company.
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EXPECTS ANOTHER ELY.
". II. Bray Looks for Big Copper
Cnmn Nenr Battle Mountain.

II think that another Ely is being
developed In this state" said w X.
Bray OF Battle Mountain to Reno
Gazette reporter. "Only a few miles
southwest Of Battle Mountain we have
a property that Is showing a tremen-
dous tonnage OF copper ore.
Between walls OF quartzite and lime.
several hundred feet apart there IL "a
huge bed OF porphyry similar to that
which Is making such tremendous
production at Ely. The formation also
contains a number or veins. The dis
trict shows copper in every form
known, but the most uniform are the
sulphides. which carry two and one
fourth per cent The gold values are
good and there Is an average Of three
ounces Of silver
IAN OF Lander county now IL ac-
tive, particularly since the rebuilding
OF the railroad from Battle Mountain
10 Austin. The latter town Is partic-
ularly hopeful owing TO the resump-
tion Of operations by the Austin Man
haitian Consolidated. the principal
property in the district
Mr.. Bray Is one Of the most active
In the rebuilding OF the mining in
dustry in Lander. He Is largely re-
sponslble for the growth Of Ely, hav-
ing interested the milford Martin
people OF New York city In the great
Copper Flat property, which they
later sold 10 the Guggenheims
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 11.-Money on cali.
steady ga as per cent; ruling rate 81. ;
last loan 3; closing bid 2$ offered
at "a.
Time loans very strong, 80 days 3ih
per cent and 90 days 4Gih; six
months sax
Close: Prime mercantile paper TO
81 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business I'm bankers bills at s4s3,401
so for so day bills and at $i.S5.55 for
demand
Commercial bills sis2& asts3h.
Bar silver 55h
Mexican, dollars AN cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm,
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MARKET CONTINUES FAIR.
Nevada INNS Is Still Prime Mover Of
Local Exchange.


In spite OF warm weather and CON
ditions that are unfayoublc 10 markets
Of all kinds, tho local exchange showed
considerable activity this morning.
There We're but few orders and they
were filed M fair prices. The number
OF sellers I'm the market was less than
usual and business was on whole
fair The total number OF shares dis
posed Of was $500. while the amount
represented was 81 9S2 g.
Nevada ms continued to be the fea 70
ture OF the market. The reaction OF It's
recent dOWnWafi toudancy revived
and the stock shot UP to s202ia. on
account OF the prospect Of this proper
ty reaching the same ore as is found
on the lowest level on the $50 foot
level. there ~ considerable interest in
tho stock.
Other stocks were propurtionately
strong, Sioux continued TO hold its
own. Colorado and Iron Blossom re-
manned about the same.
On the curb market there was un-
usual activity with considerable buying
OF Opex.
II is understood that there is moth
ing at the mine to call for the activ-
ity and that the movement is mostly
"A manipulation
The sales on the curb this morning
We're: / 900 shares of Opex at a. cents,
buyer so days: 800 at 49,: 500 AT 42
200 at a.. / 500 az Az, buyer GO days;
500 at a. buyer 80: 500 at a.. 500
az 40. 1000 at ifia 100 Utah Mine at
"a cents; 1000 Uintah Treasure Hin at
cents 800 Bingham Copper at 20
cents.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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PROVO MEETINGS.

Provo, July 1l.-Only two meetings
OF the Knight companies were held this
morning and their work was to levy
assessments. At the meeting OF the
Black Jack company an assessment of
1 cent was levied and an assessment
ON the Mineral Hin company TO the ex-
tent uf X cent. Tho meeting OF the
Opex directors was postponed for two
weeks. Questioned relative To the re-
cent furry Of Opex stock. Secy. r. Il.
Allen declared there was no strike at
the mine. When asked II an assess
ment would be levied he replied that
he did not know other meetings were
held this afternoon.
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CONCENTRATES

DR. u, Williams, a mining man, 10
confined TO his home on account of
Inflammation OF the leg and foot
Lower Mammoth has been compelled
TO levy another assessment. II is s
cents a share. delinquent August is,
with sale day sept. !.
Local interests have organized the
Utah sand Storm Dry COncentrator
company George II. Gould is vice
president and general manager. The
company takes over the dry concen-
trating patents OF George G. Kidder
and will soon commence the build
ing OF machines. A MODEL machine IL
now in the course Of construction and
n Il works out as marvelously we'll as
the crude machine constructed by Mr.
Kidder II promises to afford the
cheapest media for the concentrating
Of ores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-11

ENLARGED HOMESTEAD ACT.

The local United states land Office
this morning received notice that the
secretary OF tho interior had. pursuant
to paragraph two OF tho enlarged
homestead act, designated all OF sec
ton 1, township II south, range 3
west, Salt Lake meridian, under the
provisions Of said act. The deslgna-
ton and listing OF said lands does
not open 70 settlement or entry under
said act any tracts which, for any
reason. are not subject to settlement
or entry under the general provisions
Of the homestead laws, so long as they
remain so Withdrawn or reserved.
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CAUSE or ADVANCE.

The advance Ia the price OF bar silver
in the United states and In London to-
day H. attributed chiefly TO the cover
ing by Spectators in London to mn
contracts In time Tor the settlement
which Is now in progress.
II Is said that the wheat crop Of India
is 26 per cent better than last year. ana
that very considerable amount has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-11

2s,300 S9,es2.25
AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack. 600 at 7.
Colorado, 200 at Ssis 200 at 80; 200
at 3SA
Columbus, 500 at A..
Grown Point. 1000 at T.
T. r. con, 900 at y.
Grand Central so at 100, 100 at 1.22is
Iron BLOSSOM 200 at 70.
MAY Day. 5000 at q.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 6ls.
Nevada Hfls, LOO at 2.05.
Ohio Copper. 100 at 1.75.
silver King 80 at 215; 100 at 2.10.
Sioux Con, 200 at 24ia 1900 at "a
Uncle sam. 1000 at 23h seller go;
600 at "a
Western Nevada 500 at 8.
Yankee, zoo at as.
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SPAIN RECEIVES
PROTEST FROM VATICAN.

Madrid. July 1.-THE government has
received a strong protest from the vati-
can against tho bin prepared by Premier
Canalejos preventing other religious or
dcrs entering Spain pending settlement
of the recent difficulties. The vatican
contends thai Spain has no rlGht To take
any step regarding the religious orders
without a previous agreement with the
holy see.
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THYME FOR =. O. DEPARTMENT

Washington. July li.-During the COM
Ing nscal year the postoffice depart
nent expects 10 use about LIPS million
yards OF binding twlna Postmaster
General Hitchcock .asIay authorized
the making or n contract for the pur-
chase OF this twlne from q. Brooklyn,
y. Y, company at about 3 cents a
pound, deliveries Co be made IN vari-
GUS parts or tho country The con-
tract Will amount 70 shout s22s,ooo.
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LATE LOCALS

Governor Addresses Tcachers-Gov
ernor WILLIAM Spy delivered an ad-
dress 20 thu stnderts at the summer
school at the university at noon today
There were close upon 1000 present.
Special Meeting OF Auxiliary--There
viii be a special and important meet
ing OF the B'Nai Israel Auxiliary So
ciety at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Cohn. 5s5 east Second South street, to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. A full
attendance IL desired
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RAILROAD NEWS
BUREAU ANSWERS sTooKEY

In bulletin by the Commercial club
traffic bureau, issued July 8. the club
takes note that Senator 3. j. Stookey
who recently came out I'm a denuncia-
ton Of the methods of the traffic hui
reau in its fight against the railroads.
is in favor Of lower prices for coal.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE GOLDEN TREASURE MINING
& MILLING 90. Principal place OF bust
ness Salt Lake city, Utah, Main office
at Phoenix, Arizona. Location OF mines
near Kimberly. Pluto CO.. Utah. Noilce-
There was levied on the outstanding
stock of the above described company on
the 3rd day Of February. 1910. assessor ent
No. of one-quarter OF one cent per
share. And there are delinquent upon tho
following described stock the several
respective stockholders as follows:
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already been harvested and Is waiting
shipment. Naturally the largo harvest
In India calls for a larger amount OF
silver which would favor q higher level
Tor tho white metal than recently pro-
VaillnR
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The high priests Of Granite stake will
hold their regular monthly quorum
meeting, Sunday, July IL, 1910 at 10
am. In the Granite stake tabernacle.
Lake stake will be held In the sixteenth
whrd meetlnghouse, at 1850 pm, Mon
day, July 10. 1910
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

James 4 Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
CoMSTOCK.
Ophir 1.O7lkat.lO; Mexican. 1861
1.O7n: Gould a Curry, l6 asked Con
Va. rs asked. Savage, II asked: Sierra
Nevada 22d23; Union. "a asked; Chol-
lar, 10 asked,
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, SIS asked: Mon
tana Tonopah. % asked; Tonopah Ext.
20 bid: MacNamara, 81 bid Midway, -
asked; Tonopah Belmont. 3.9Om395:
Tonopah North star 7dS; West End
Con. 81 bid Rescue. 3G4; Jim Butler.
2sQ2S.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 8 asked: Colorado Min
G asked. Jumbo Ext, % bid; Booth /.
bid. Blue Bull, bid Blue Bell. ask
ed Lone Star. bid: orc, 9dlO: At
lanta, ~ asked Great Bend, bid.
Florence. 2.2O bid Goldhed Daisy. 5
bid Combination Fraction. IS bid
Kewanos bid; Crackerjack. asked
Red Hills, asked. Y. Tiger, bid
Grandma, . asked; Goldheld Con-. $50
bid: Diamondheld Triangle. / asked
c. O. d, bid; Florence Ext, l asked.
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Glare. & bid: Mayfiower Con,
bid: Montgomery Min, j asked,
Tramp Con. asked
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, asked; Dexter. 3
asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. 1s7isd20O, Pittsburg
silver Peak 65@7O; Eagles Nest
asked: Round Min, as asked Rawhido
Coalition IS bid
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EXCURSIONS no DEN,,r
July IG.f-

wa oregon Short Line-Union p,.s
.tound Trip from Salt Lake and o.i..
ssE;oO. Rate also applies 10 CoIe 49,
springs and Pueblo. Limit tn.
IAN. city ticket Office i5s NI Slss q