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is there any sign of the girl So l walks into the
store gain around sharp for any stains on the floor
Out from behind a curtain at the far end of the
shop comes fat wicked lookin' old pirate with
dark greasy face and shiny little eyes like pair of
needles. He's wearin dnky gold braided cap
baggy trousers, and he carries a long pipe in one
hand. If he didn't look like he'd do extemporaneous
surgery for the sake of dollar bill, then I'm no
judge. I've got in too far to look up cop, so L
takes chance a strong bluff
Say, you'll" 1 sings out. What's happened to
Spotty?"
shoulders and pretends to look dazed :,
YES sPotty says a1sd headed freckle faced
crowned S Ii s as AP Ra-heeI s eAo nc
That's the name Cahill says 1. He's friend
of friend of mine, and you might as well get it
through your nut right that if anything hap
You are a friend of Sareef Kaheel?" he breaks
in, eyin' me suspicious.
"Once removed says l. but it amounts to the
same thing. Now where is he?"
For friend.we1l know not says the old boy
makes max up his mind so it shall be- Come You
shall see the Sareef"
At that he beckons to follow and starts towards
to feel knife in my ribs every minute and then we
goes through another. Next thing knew we're out
in little back yard. half full of empty cases and
crates In the middle of clear space is big brown
tent. with the flap pinned back ,
Here" says the old gent, your friend, the
Sareef Ka-heel!"
GAY, for a minute thought it was a trap he's
~ springin' on me- but after I'd looked long enough
1 see who he's pointin at The party inside is
squattin cross legged rug, hodin' the business
end of one of these water bottle pipes in his mouth
He's wearin' some kind of long bath robe, and most
of his red hair is concealed by yards of white cloth
twisted round his head: but it's Spotty all right,
alive. uncarved and lookin' happy and contented
Well. for the love of soup! says 1. What is it,
a masquerade"
That you. McCabe?" says he. Come in and
and sit on the floor"
Say" says l. steppin' inside this amt the cos
tune you're going to start for Canada in, is it?
"Ah. forget Canada!" says he I've got that
proposition beat mile. Hey, Hazzam." and he calls
to the old pirate outside tell Mrs Cahill to come
down and be introduced"
What's that" says l; "You-you amt been
gettin' married. have your" ,.
Yep" says Spotty, GRIMM foolish. Nine
weddin' trip Tuesday. and Mareena."
"Mareena!" gasps. Not the-the one we saw
out front? Where you going, Niagara"
Nah! Syria, wherever that is, says he. Ma
reena knows. We're goin' to live over there and buy
rugs. That two hundred was just what we needed
to set US up in business.
Think you'll like it," says 1.
"Sure!" says he. "She says it's fine. There's
deserts there and you travel for days and days.
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finest thing that ever happened. Just by the way
Mareena reached out sly to pat his hair when she
passed, you could see how it was
60 l wished EN- luck and hurried back to report
before Pnckney sent squad of reserves after me.
"Well?" says he the minute gets in. Let me
know the worst at once
Il WILL says l. He's married. 1t all
could do, too to make him believe the yarn
by Jove!" says he Think of a chap like
Spotty Cahill tumbling into a romance like that!
And on Fourth-ave!
1T amt we'll advertised other lanes in
this town." says l; but it's great street. Say,
what puzzled me most about the whole business,
though, the they had for Spotty.
Sareef! What in blazes does that mean"
Probably title of some sort" says Pinckney.
Like sheik l suppose"
But what does a Sareef have to do?" says l.
Dor" says Pinckney. why, he's boss of the
caravan. He-he sits around in the sun and looks
picturesque"
Then that settles it," says I. "Spottys quail
fed. l never thought there any place where
he'd fit in: but, if your descriptions correct he's
found the job he was born for.
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Congress when he thirty years old. After
ing two terms he relegated to the political junk
heap and another elected in his place; then
another, and then another and till the end of
the chapter.
During the twenty years that followed his retire
ment from Congress he gradually acquired the title
of Old Bill and everybody in the congressional dis
trict came to know him personally He made bust
that kept him travelling great deal, and he
made it his business to call personally on every poll
tician of consequence in every county Thus his in
dividualty grew and continued to grow.
Pm going back to Congress one of these days"
was the refrain that he sung everywhere and all the
time. Gradually the people began to believe it, and
they began to look for the time to come when Old
Bill should 60 back to Congress from that district
1t was Old Bill who originated the idea that the
people of Burlington ought to have the Government
give them public building for their postofice 1t
was Old Bill who covertly induced the people of
Winona to believe that they should have a public
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w Old Bill Gaines returned to Con-
gress when he was almost sixty years
old, and how he managed to remain
in Congress for twenty years. may
now be told without violating con-
fidence; because Old Bill, after
demonstrating that he could remain
in Congress for an indefinite period,
did what so many men do, he lay
down and died
Old Ri11 had been q Member of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-19
PRICES HIGHER,
TRADING LIGHTER

Ncw york May Execution OF the
sprinlIlne OF buying orders whom the
stock market opened today moved prices
upward The advance was partly DO
sympathy With thc higher range Of quo
tatIons boo Loudot4 Canadian Paclh'
rose 90. and Radug. Southern Pacific
wabash preferred. iuterborough-Metr
roIitan preferred Amalgimated Copper
and National Lead large fractions.
An extension OF the opening advances
carried "a handful OF tur leading stocks
up a. point or moro above yesterday 3
closing. Including Union Pacific Read
ug southern Pacific and Amalgamated
copper Buying then sllckcucd but the
prices were well held.
a large proportion of the loll dedi-
luge was iu Reading and tNHt STOCK du-
vance WIS thc principal influence 900
pulling uu prices ewhcrc. Inc mar
kct was st.l almost wholly boo traders
hands. Readings gain reached poiht
ST. Paul New YORK Central. ROCK Is
lend United states steel, American
Smelling. American Locomotive. Repuh-
Die steel and lntcrhorough -MeUopoltah
gained J. 90 pr. Reading second second, p 51d
Consolidated Gas lia Ontario 8 West
ern and Federal Mining preferred o.
Bonds werc Irregular
Although inc uudeituur or lHc W"i h't
continued strong the demand was SO
scantv that tho transactions during the
noon hour barely reached 1900 shares.
Northern Pacific and Louisville & Nash
Vile rose I.
The speculation was practically life
less and fluctuations were insignificant
Great Northern preferred rose ].
The market closed rather heaVy.
postponemcut Of the Chesapeake a.
Ohio dividend meeting made that stock
heavy and caused a slight reaction. Bale
tlmore O. Ohio and American Cotton OH
j. and Va. Chemical la.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. May i9-L.beraI offerings gave
a weak tone 20 tho wheat market at the
opening The fact that sales Of -four
were reported extremely small seemed TO
furnish renewed courage TO the bears
So dld news Of rain northwest and west
Breaking Of the drouth In Australia was
also noted. Buying was Of scattered
nature. and had no suggestion OF aggrcs-
sivouess December wheat 9Sis was ma
terally below any quotation touched
since trading began in the option this
season. the market as a whole started ta..
unchanged 20 n down. with september
40 100 10 Is That delivery sold at 1.0l
even, drop OF p under last nights
close, and reacted 10 1.O0i4 10 4
Good growing weather induced country
selling of corn The market opened un-
changed 10 = lower for september at
lH TO 62s. and continued within mar
long oats came out quite freely to-
day. September opened unchanged 20 Is
on az gia 20 * and declined 70 ass.
Packers were sellers OF provisions. es-
reciallv lard. First quotations were
to l,igc. down and further losses were
scored.
Wheat-The market later in tho dav
became hrmer ON purchases by shorts.
The close was steady with september az
.o0lA a net gain of r.
Complies subsequently rallied r.
triie In sympathy with wheat Tho close
was steady az 81 for September. a net
cash cofn No. 2. Gis: No. white. IS
GIGI. NO yellow. % u p g No. q Hlia. No.
3 white etan66: No > yellow. 6ihngi:
No. e. 5SW59. No. ( white. 6903: No. 4
white. 59a63.
close ye-Cssh. 7sQ7sH; May Is:
July. 1sia
Barlev-Cash. 4Gdc2
Timothy May 46uGe
clover Nothing doing
Wheat-May. 112, July. 102A Sept.
Conway, aN; July sra; Sept, 50;
oats-May az; July ss7 seutp.. 8%
ia; Dee. 30.
Mess PORK. per bbl-23.o2is: sept,
Lard. per 100 lbs.-Juiy. AGO. sept.
1850
short Ribs. per 100 ibs-July i257H;
Sept, A. .Tia.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York May Draw sugar. uomi-
nal. musoc avodo. so rest .3.7f. ccntrifu-
gal .gG test. 4.2i. mol8sscs sugar. SO
test. 3.lN Refined steady. crushed. &. g.:
grauulated 5.25, powdered 5.15.
Coffce-Spot ,quiet; No. Z Rio. So, No
4 Santos. pa
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. MAY 1q-Butter - Firm
Creamcries. 8uZl. dairies 2lmG
Eggs-Iirm. at mark cases Included
l6al9, receipts, i2f7s hrsts, 10. prime
hrsts 10.
cheese STEADY. Daisies. ta484:
Twins. l3i Young Americas. ~.
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FARM PRODUCE.
SAN FRANCISCO
FIGHTING AGAINST FIGHT

san Francisco. May l9.-That a deter
mined EFFORT will be made to prevent
the holding Of the Jenries-Johusou
night IN this city was made apparent
today when, within few hours after
the definite announcement OF the pro-
motors had been made that the match
would be brought 20 this side of tho
bay. a delegation Of the local church
federation, accompanied by their at
torney. called upon Dist. Atty Flick
ert and demanded that hc take action
10 stop the proposed bout Fickcrt
after declaring that he had not had
time 70 investigate the law governing
boxing contests In this city. told tho
delegation that tomorrow morning be-
would render q definite decision as tp
me legality OF the proposed champion
ship battle
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IRE BODY IS LARGER
AS DEPTH IS OBTAINED
ig Consolidation Of Alamo Mines VIII
BE Decided at Hawthorne Meet
ing Next Week.

Johnnie" Miller and j. j. Adams.
incipal owners of the Alamo mines
Lucky Boy arc boz Golddcld FOR O.
W days ou business. says the Goldhsld
tribune Mr. Miller says that the
line is looking better than ever. the
IL bodies showing great increase In
psth on each additional level and
,aintaining their llsh silver and lead
blues As Illustrating this. Doc cites
fact that at the tunnel level the
H. WAS but Oh feet long ON thc 500
t,ol IL was i15. at 500 DO was go. and
10 $50 Lowell has never been out ot ore
pr "a distance 1t $50 feet west from the
bart The $50 level is now bon Ore. but
is not tho main ore shoot. which
rs some distance from the present
'ading of the drift ON the east side
J the SHAFT the formation boo this lowell
showing strong oxidation and big
D. Is expected there soon. Ihe shaft
nearing the 1Oo-foot point aud better
iogrcss is bcluE made SINCE the water
~ becn corrallod by 90 stump in the
iu The shaft ,s going down ou au
feline above the vein. which carries
r. heavy low of water
Although no strenuous effort has
en- made toward large production.
CT $50 0O0 worth of ore haa been
tracted during the past six months
pa 100000 blocked out The mine
ia shape Co pay regular quarterly
tidcnds. the second dividend dis
irsemont having been made about
rec weeks ago.
WILL DECIDE NEXT WEEK
referring to the proposed consoiida-
"a of the Alamo with other property
the east and down the hiil for the
rpose of driving a long development.
importation and drainage tunucl
lm the foot of the mountain, Mr..
Her said that this matter win te
~ considered az the meeting of the
hmo company 90 be held at Haw-
1rne May 90 but he is undecided as
what action win be- taken. There are
gumcnts in fav0r of the C0usolidA-
N and other arguments against II
e tunnel viii be driven. however.
IN IN done AS separate company.
lille Miller and Adams control both
pperties. some ~ the smaller stock
ldcrs in the Alamo company object
the proposed consolidation because
would mean a suspension 81 divl-
lds during the time the tunnel was
nE driven. as the profits from pro-
ction would be used FOR this work
Z the consolidation Is carried out o. Ia
opposed to double the capital stock
d also the stock IN the treasury. md
-e the present Alamo stockholders
iitional shares IN the new company.
lbs averaging up their holdings
The silver Moon and Broken Hills
ses are both looking good. the lat
having It's usual amount OF ore. ana
Z rmer following "a promising streak
ore into It's leased ground from the
level of the Alamo workings
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LOCAL MARhETS

There is considerable comment In the
local markets about the alleged action
Of certain retail dealers who are buy
ing -four wholesale at $3.50 and $500
and charging $500 90 s3.f5 per cwt. nor
the same 10 consumers. The whole
sale price OF flour recently fell 10 10 10
cents, but il Is charged that retailers
make no corresponding reductiou. but
are getting all they can out Of the con-
sumner.
The first car of Hood River straw
berries arrived Wednesday night from
the northwest I'm fine con iitiun. The
price is so high that there Is not a
ready sale. the figure being $3.50 per
crate OF "a boxes, and the retail price
two boxes for a. cents. Tn" Is such
% demand for this luscious fruit that 10
looks as though hlga prices might be
maintained through the season. The
receipts include a car Of lemons with
car Of onions from northern Califor-
mia and lowering prices. New Cali
fornia potatoes are down a cent whole
sale. selling at 3 cents. a car Of eX-
ccllent mixed vegetables Is also among
the late receipts from California. with
Florida tomatoes and pine apples The
rates from the far southeast are high.
but local consignecs are able 10 bring
I'm produce from that distance by COM
binations with Denver shippers whore
by the fast freight service is utilized 20
Pueblo, and by express from that
point
The combine" Of commission houses
eth insists on q. o. D. transactions
with such retailers as do not settle
promptly az noon, on Saturdays. and
strives to maintain arm" prices How
ever. according 20 reports from "the
trade" the independent houses are
proflting strongly by this policy. one
house being compelled to turn down or
ders az they could not be filed with the
desired promptncss Eggs continue
scarce, but there appears to be plenty
Of butter TO supply all demands Tho
quotations obtaining in today's local
markets are az follows:
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RosToN CoPPEn CLosE.

James A. Pollock q Co. bankers anu
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Adventure, ga Y: Atlantic. 7mS: C..
& H., 5I0m 70, Copper Range, 66is a.
81; CRANKY 40N p Mass, 6iaH7:
Zinc. 25WA GirouV, 7anAs In
diana. 2Ola U21; Kerr Lake. S7sag:
Miami 2lAa22 Ohbway, 1MuS, S.
d b. l0A "a N, U. s. com. a. M p. do.
pfd. 49fs ESQ. Nipissiug. 1903. pa.
Parrot 15H l6l Superior, t3A "a 4fai (;
Utah Con. 2iH I Winoua SH n
Ahmeek. t.7oH175; Black Min. S
a. T. Con. Ariz. 2H 05-l6; chief,
CON. ] l1-l6aA; Ely CON, 45a55
cents, CT Con, Si4H-716; La Rose.
z m9-le' NJ. ", 7@S; Baltic,
S Ray Central 800
ga a. -; Bohemia, SlsT9;
Allouoz 43 asked. b. Coarn.. 20i4 AL.
Cent. l7HlS; u. W, SHia; @. o., Siaa
Il Mexico Con. On ias y. T.. 33i4 Ff "A
C0rbin. l2A m q; Hancock, eOH
Hancock. 2ou is; Royale. 23nh. Kew.
aN H4i Arcadisu, bn Is Ray Con. 1Sia
ml9s 5. a Ps l-u "a Mohawk. 5lI
10 ola Dominion 3tn e. santa ne. ~
u2. Tamarack. i9u m. Utah Copper.
i60 O.; Wolverine. 1l6401lS: a g.
NJ. i0n lnci b. Ely 2iaU4 Cactus.
2H p chino 1873 nt4, Ely Cent. ss1r
100. ella. g bid; oak. l9ts u20. Ma
tional 29n3, ohio copper. pa. H3:
san Ant 7LnS. Lear. 7is4Sts.
yukon iitWta. Rog1lc. 1IsH2t..
AZ. Comh 15H0l6. g.. & A.. 63i4 a65.
@. NJ. loUi8 Franklin. 1917. Ia sale.
l2eHl3. Mich H.u5. Anal. 10s.n7s:
p B.. >MHH, Hclvcta. 3Tls. Lake. "a
'A. North Lake. l2iaHl3. s. Utah. ls
Ws. on 36 bid. New Con. 2i4nN:
Ds,'ola' laegla.i shannon 1tA@i2:
dotto. 2dh Gas. 25H37. y g. L.. 10
asked Chcmuug 9ulO. Davis Daily. 2a
IS First Nat. tkHt Inspiration. 7it8
PSI Majestic. 65N6S. New Utah. sSlf
l-l6, Onero AmN Shattuck Sas0. E.
a. g.. 4oHdO. Yuma 5000. New. d.. 2is
Efu.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. May is.-Money on eau
easier 2Q2A per cent, ruling rate "a
closing bid. pa offered az 2.
Time loans easy and dun; so days
3N per cent. and 90 days. aA@A' SIX
months iH4h
close. Prime mercantile paper "a
60 5h per cent -,
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business i'm bankers bills at 4.Sf11o ior
go bills and al 4S7.25 for demand.
Commercial bills 4S3Au@s.
Bar silver. 53's.
Mexican dollars. "a.
Government bonds, steady railroad
bonds irregular.
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NEW YORK CURE RANCE.
NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE

James \. Pollock a. Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon.
Butte a London 10 bid. Cumberland
Ely. 5hn6. Giroux Consolidated. ~ "a
1A. Nd,adi-ttah. 1ul l-l6. Nipissug
l0aais; NowhOusc. M az. Davis DAILY.
2u1h; Dominion copper, .HJ: Ely Gem
trail lm l-l6. Ely Consolidated. 9-l6fu q I:
Furnace Greek. fHS: Greene O.. a. s.
com. Z asked; Mitchell. Lisa q. Montgy.
Shoshone. ihnh. Nevada smelling 7-iG0
9-l6. silver Queen, lOWt5. SILVER Leaf. s
u12' King Edward. 9-l6u5-l6. Foster CO.
bait, lgpQ. N. v, 7as Sioux Con, 30a 49,
Ely Witch. i0n o. CarisAa. Nn 80: colo.
G1n50. Q. g.. Gau.05; Cobalt Central. 6ian
e. Mckinley Darragh ST9l. TlutIc Min
ing I a. asked, Gibraltar. Pas. First Ma
tonal Copper i'sHi4s Nevada Hills, 70
~ sO; Boston Cons. t7mts. Yukon Gold.
4 5-i60f 1-l6; North Butte Extension. 40
8. Miami Copper, az az. %. s. Gas p
as pcnna- Wyoming, las. El Rayo,
41-i6at 3-l6' Ray Concentrated. iSisn19;
Inspiration copper. 3-l6ff1 5-i6: Ray
Central 2lNtm2A CHA copper 6a6h:
Chino Copper. f1isM13h BrJdon Cuuucl.
4hmtas. Keystone. 3A as, ohio Copper.
ia-l601
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WILL BUILD MILL.
Ohana Property Ia Black Horse soon
To be EauipDcd.

According TO A. G. Burritt. who is
one Of the most heavily interested mon
now working I'm tho Black Horse dis
trict In White Pine county. New. a
mill viii be erected by the Ohana Min
Ing company some time this summer
He declares that the two years OF
steady work done on the property in
Sacramento Pass has shown up a large
tonnage OF ore and that there les suf-
fcient ore in sight TO warrant the
building OF mill
The shafts on the property are an
shallow. but with depth better ore is
being found and more ore IS being
shown. Every SHAFT on the property is
now in ore.
The mill viii be- a Lane slow CHILEAN.
which, 10 is declared, works TO the best
advantage ON the ore.
The new town OF san Pedro which
will be close 90 the now mill being
erected by the Amalgamated Nevada
Mines company. is now enjoying com
siderable excitement The town ia laid
out ~ Willow Patch and lots are being
sold by the company.
The mill Is going up fast and 70 is
expected that IL win be- set ia motion
within the next 90 days
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING sTocKn

James A. Pollock a Co. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon
COMsTOCK.
OphIr sN0Y. Gould q Curry. 10 bid:
Con. Va. s34r1. Savage, 70 bid. Hale a.
Sierra Nevada. l5nl6. ENcheauer. n bid;
Union. lbu 10, Challcngo. 10 bid.
TONOPAH
Tonopah Nevada. nlaSN Montana
Ionopnh. "a bid. Tonopah Extension NU
@ MaeNamara, &W9, Midway, &H %:
North star DO asked. West End cons.
bid. Cash BOY. 3aA
GOLDFGELD.
Sandstorm. asked. Col Mt. asked:
Jumbo Ext. n bid. Kendall. asked.
Booth. ~ bid. Blue Bull 4u5. Adams
asked. silver Pick sac: Black Butte
Ext, asked. Dixie. bid. st. Ives. 10
bid Lone star. 2la; orc, sac. Atlanta,
12Hl3. Ct Bend. 3af Red Top Ext 10
@ Florence. Q p bid. D'nold b. b. Cons.
Z asked, Goldheld Daisy sol. Comb.
Fraction t1u50. Kewauos. 6T7. Port
land, asked. Crackcriack asked: Y.
Tiger, 5a7; Grandma. 2 asked 1oldneld
CON. $50 bid D'held Triangle. Z asked
O. O. D., sac. Florence Ext I asked.
BULLFROG
National bank. 2 asked; Amethyst. 2
asked MaNnuwor Cons. 1u3. M0ntgy.
Nj, I asked. Homostake Cons. / asked.
Tramp Cons. fH5.
MANHATTAN
Mani. CONS bid. Dexter. 4 bid: s.
Dog, asked
OTHER DISTRICTS
Nevada INNS sass, Piutsburr sI. peak.
N hidt Eagles Nest asked. Round
Mountain, 5iu So, Rawhide Queen. 800
IS, Rawhide coalition. 30 asked
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NEVADA INNS MOVES UP.
srket j. Stronger and Volume Of
Business l. Better.


Business l. Better.
Trading on the local exchange was
IRE Ike real ma -kct this morning
Rn II has been al any time this week.
ere was somewhat Of an improve
Ent in stocks. while Nevada Hlls
itinued 10 lead IN the upward turn.
llth Columbus showed considerable
WITTY today and the price moved up
9h cents.
over Mammoth remained low THE
hruing but showed somewhat OF an
lprovement over Yesterday. ohio
rpei was better. Silver King sold
$50 and Nevada Hills sold as high
- cents.
he total number ~ shares sold this
rning was 35.2jl, while the amount
presented was Si0.354.53 This b
re than twice the amount paid out
stocks yesterday morning.
pm the curb market the only trading
he was In Opex, which was lower
lay. fhe sales We're: 500 shares OF
ex az f6 cents and 1900 az As.
ToDAYs QUOTATIONS.
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CONNECTS TUNNEL AND SHAFT.


Within the past Few days conditions
at the Revenue Consolidated Mining
company bon tho Pine Grove mining dis
trlct tn Beaver county. have been ln
proving rapidly. Vice President A X
Ticrnan of the company has Just re-
turned from the property with the in-
formation that the SHAFT and tunnel
have az last been connected. Tho shaft
is fast being unwatered OF the 50 feet
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CONCENTRATES

Mason valley Mines company bonds
were quoted 10 Boston this morning
81 OO@N ore
The New York curb quotations on
Tintcs this morning We're: Colorado.
67n7o. Sioux. 30633
A. c. Burrtt returned this morning
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FORENOON SALES

FORENOON SALES.
cedar Tallsman. 1900 al 10.
Colorado. 300 al s.; 500 az 6s.
DAILY Judge. 100 at 405
East Tintic Con. 1000 al !; 1000 At
IL, buyer 90. 90 al 2 buyer So.
Lower Mammoth, 100 az eli 800 az o.
Mountain Lake 800 at 10 buyer 50.
Nevada His. 100 az 81. 500 at 81:
2 500 at 80. 300 al 81.
ohio Copper. 100 AT 2.92ia; 200 az 2 %.
Prince Con, 200 az -.
Provo. ZOO at 2ia.
Sioux Con. 200 at n.
south Columbus Con. 600 az SA $500
az o. $500 az ga 5000 az 9h.
Tintic Central. 800 az "a
OPEN BOARD.
East Tiutic Con. 1000 at 7.
Iron Blossom. 2050 az %.
Mountain Lake. 500 az 9A
Mason Valley. 100 az 1856; old stock
Ohio copper. 100 az eco.
silver King. 200 al 230
Crown Point 1000 at 6A 96i az az.
FORENOON SALES.
Shares Amount
Regular board ..........26.6iO S66l3.25
open board ............. S,6ii 3.7ti21
Totals -35.25i S1O,35i. So
AFTERNOON SALES
Colorado. 800 al S.
Lower Mammoth. 900 al So; 800 at -;
100 at s..
Mountain Lake, 500 at TO-
Moscow, 300 az 90
Nevada HIS 900 at So.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 292iz.
silver King 100 at $50.
Sioux 200 a. 81.
Uncle Sam. 100 az 35ta.
Utah Con. 5000 AZ az.