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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-03
Hard To Please

Squire-YOu can't grumble at the
market for pigs just now; they're
fetching a good prlce.
Old Tenant FarmeT-Weu, as sar
as that do go, l suppose they be. bun
look what price they be to puv-
Punch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-03

tsNOTHER, what makes everything good these days?
''Why, it's that K c BAKING POWDER. Cake,
biscuit griddecakest's all the Since I've used
everything out just rght-ight crisp and fit for
king. knew safe in trying it,-they I'd
like it. They refund your money you don't like better
than any oherbetter, you. Then it's guaranteed
under every Pure Food Law you heard of and YOU
won't believe it. but less than what I've useda real
nice saving understand it's because they don't belong
the Baking Powder Trust" My, it's satisfaction get
good value for your money these days when everything
high"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-03
EIGHT DEAD, TWENTY HURT.
English Express Train ia Wreck Near
London

London. Jan. 3O.-Eight persons
were killed and twenty others badly
injured yesterday by the wrecking OF
an express train running between
Brighton and London. The wreck Oc.
curred at Stoats Nest station. While
the train was travelling forty miles an
hour, the locomotive left the rails.
The front two cars were flung across
the platform. The Pullman following
was literally pitched into the air and
fell on the station. The remainder OF
the train was smashed to pieces.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-03

When number vi women tor
gether, and strange woman caaas in
they are pretty apt 10 say "Gha Is an
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-03

HcId water never should be given
the new milk COW. 1t may bring on
a chill and cause whichever. Warm
it a little for a couple Of days. That
will help to avoid the danger.
Push the calf right along. The first
year Of a calf's life will be the max.
Ing of it. Away with the sore-eyed.
gaunt fTowzy-haired little runts /
see here and there, all weaned too
soon. Let them have milk till too
big to drink it, before you cut it Off
entirely.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-03

Prim Landladv-Tf
I've aired youT-er-
London Opinion
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-03
HOPE DAWNS
FOX PARISIANS
EARLY MORNING BRINGS AS
STRANGE THAT WORST
is OVER.
SOLDIERS, 8AlLORs. FIRE"'L. '@
AND POLICE FIGHT TO KEEP
FLOOD BACK.
MANY PITIFUL SIGH TS-CHIL
DREN CRY FOR BREAD
CHARITY WORK.

sg5E Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
Goon smoMING roR NrRm.


I'm spite of the burning OF part NJ tho
min of the Goldfold Consolidated
Mines company ON April s, the closing
OF tho mill for eight days and the rec
sumption Of work under difficulties and
then only using 20 stamps. the CONF
pauy made a good record for April
The total gold recovery for the month
was Sl099 $40. including the extraction
from 40S tons OF high grade shipped to
smcltcrs and averaging $3.50 per ton.
This also includes about 5000 ounces
gold recovered Do tho general cleanup
~ the min equipment Immediately ful-
lowing the FIRE Net profits for the
month We're SS2q0 exceeding those o.
March hy considerably over 500 600. and
the mill recovery was 1857 per cont.
owing 10 the fact that the weighing
apparatus was damaged by the fire the
tonnage is Appropriated. The report
of Manager j r. Finl8v say I'm part:
"Of the tonnage treated I'm tho mill
about lt5O0 tons came direct from the
mines and 300 tons from ore con-
taincd in partially destroyed bins at
the mill Tho actual value NJ the ore
sent To the mill from the mines dur
ing the month was about $3.50. 900, or
$40 % per ton ON this the falling
loss would Doe about $780, 600. leaving an
extraction uf Sl60O 600 To this should
hc added 231t 600 foo ore sent 10 The
smcItcrs. 500 that the total gross value
actually produced was 1904 000 con-
tanned in t4qlS toms. making 500 60 per
ton On this statement for April the
mines AFRO credited with Sl450 per ton
on account ot ore produced in former
months The amount per ton thus
credited is large because tho tonnage
for this month is much below the nor
NAL"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
coNsorIDNTED ormR MINIS.
Ibcx Standard Acquires More Property
For Its Stockholders.

Al meeting Of tho stockholders of
the hex STANDARD Mining company
and tho owners Of the Vlndicator prop
critics held ~ Mercur recentlv the com
solidation 81 the hex and Nindicator
mines was ratified The hex Standard
Mining company viii Increase its
capitalization from l25000 shares To
600 600 shares and set the par value az
9s cents per share There will be be
sides the original l25.0o0 shares Of the
old stock $4,000 shares 10 be given 10
l.. T. Kramer. s. H. Gordan and James
w. sloane. each in payment ~ the
three Vindicator claims. The remain
ing 200 ono shares are To he placed I'm
the treasury and sold 20 develop tho
property.
The Ibev company IS clear N debt
and holds absolute title TO its various
properties Of four claims. There is now
on the dump ore that viii average
$50 ncr ton The ore shoot Us finished
for "a distance OF so feet on the tunnel
level THE wiuzo Is down 40 feet show
ing q high-grade ore. together with
stronk Of lead, silver and copper
sulphidcs.
A compressor plant is 10 be erected
and DEVELOPMENT pushed with rlgor.
At tho annual meeting Of tho hex
standard Mining company the follow
ing officers and directors we're elected:
Richard Eatough. T. Y Kramer. r. A.
GRAY. w r. Andrews and James w.
sloan. president, Richard Eatough,
vice president J.. T., Kramer; sccre-
tarV-frca eurpr W. p Andrews
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
DULNESS STILL
RULES MARKET

New York MAY l7-London sent lower
prices for Americans today on the re-
sumption OF business after three days
cessation. There was little increase in
activity ia the market however. over
the lately prevailing dulncss Northern
Pacific and Western Maryland lost l.
and Chicago Great Western preferred ia.
Reading rose p
rise of nearly a point In Reading
strengthened the market but the higher
prices brought out more stock ana re-
action followed TO well below the open
ing figures. Union Pacific. Northwestern
Amalgamated copper. United states
Steel. American Sugar Anaconda tiu
American Tobacco preferred sdhkeu T.
and Reading second preferred J ia. ln-
tcrnatloual Harvester rose J. Whlch was
disappointment was felt that the re-
opening Of foreign stock eNcnahGes
brought mo- Increase Of activity. NO M
nuence was perccptble from any news
event and the sax in price,. was due ,, 10
& ST. Louis q.
Bonds were heavy.
Fluctuations were mostly within a
range Of an eighth and trading was al
a standstill. Southern Railway preferred
lost l. General Electric rose ].
The dulness Of the market increased as
the dav drew to "a close. None Of the
usually active stocks moved widely
enough To- permit even OF scalping oper-
auons.
The market closed heavy and dull.
rally OF about point in Chesapeake
& Ohio was followed by "a renewed drop
which carried some prices back % the
lowest Great Northern ore Certificates,
American Telephone and American Loo
connective l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
GREAT FIGHT WILL BE
HELD IN CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, May 17.-While mono
Of the Alameda county officials viii
say positively that they will try to stop
the Jenries- johnson fight and neither
Richard nor Gleason viii admit that
they have changed their plans, there
is well grounded belief tn sporting
circles here that the big battle will not
be held I'm the Emeryville race course.
Admitting that the question Of the law
I'm the case rs an open one, II Is pointed
out that the tremendous amount Of
money already involved I'm the fight
win deter the promoters from taking
any chances Of even attempting In
reference.
Gleason and Richard and others in
terested have been in conference all
forenoon. but decline 10 give out any
statement beyond Richards terse as
Eertion:
"The fight viii be held IN California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
New interpretations

An amendment 10 the articles Of in
corporation OF tho Mt. Nebo Oh corr
PAM * this city was filed with the
county clerk. by which the capital stock
is increased from $500 900 to 81 600 600
The Davis County Independent Tele-
phone company filed an amendment to
its articles OF Incorporation with tho
secretary OF state by which the name
OF the company rs changed to the Home
Telephone and Electric company, and
its capital stock lis increased from $40
600 10 $3.50. 600. divided into shares Of the
par value OF S25 each.
Articles of Incorporation NJ the Hush
Mining & Milling company were filed
with the secretary Of state today The
capital stock Of the company b. $40 OC1
The officers are. carl a. Erickson,
president. Joseph L Olson. vice prcsi-
dent. Royal r. Hush secretary and
treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
BOSTON
PRODUCE.

Chicago. May 11.-Acbai arrivals or
wheat here from Duluth and with an
other steamer on the way TO that port
for more, helped 10 send May delivery
drown "a cents IN this market today.
The decline, however, was only temper
AIRY, the price reacting to !. 1874. There
appeared to be no leadership on the bear
side. Pit conditions were said by some
20 be the most influential factor In
fluctuations Nevertheless. the rains
northwest and west as well as locaAy
had much 10 do with weakness I'm the
active options The latter opened y 20
a ~ n down, with september al COS. 20
1m a rally to 0luh followed. Sell
ers we're Inclined TO do business only on
the hard spots. being made cautious by
the apparently tight DIT situation
on a little commission buying corn
was firm offerings were light Septem-
her started unchanged 70 isdA higher
az 63l4 a. Is TO 63l1' and sold at eS1s quite
oats we're easy on fair amount Of gem
cral selling. September opened lsmA q"
IA p of al 39i4 70 3 but rallied 70 a9'a
all around because Of pure bases by pack
crs. Tho western run of hogs was snort
Of that of year ago opening qao.t
tions were 2lgnl2ia higher with sgptsm-
her pork az e 92i5 lard 1875 10 12.6ji-.
and ribs 1855 To 1890
NVEaat-Latrr fluctuations were mostly
within Is either way from ! o. Primary
rccclpts were again very large. puluth
wired that durim wheat there was 100
under Chicago figures. just before the
close squirt 90 .Olh and the close was
steady at that price, a net gain or z.
September advanced TO 63sa tom
porarily on talk Of replanung made nee
essary by cold weather or poor seed: The
close was steady at Gila. net gain OF
Cash corn. No. 2. 62aH No. white,
Ga. No 2 yellow 63ia a -; No. 3 6l's q ~
10. 2 white. 66ls a67; No. g yellow. 62iAd
e9. No a bqiga6Otb No 4 white SOFA
e9, No 4 yellow. 60m6lA.
close Ryo-Cash, 7s0@; May 46h;
RiSSrley-Cash. smssh
Timothy-May, AZ; oct, 5Nff4 10.
CIover-Nothng doing.
Whoat-May, LEN. July. l.o3A Sept
S'14 @%; July saE0%. sept,
65aits~May. i2%: July. p% aN' sept.
goa. Hh. Dec. 90
Ness g I Pork. per bbl-JuIy, p ~; sept,
- Lard, por 100 lbs.-July iasa' Sept,
Snort RIBS. per 100 bs-July. r. Sg's;
sept, 12.7o
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New york. May lI.-Sugar. raw. steady
muscoyado, SO test, 3.l4, centrifugal. 70
test. 42i. molasses sugar, 80 test. 3.4s
Refined Quiet: crushed $50. granulat-
Conee- Spot quiet; No. Z Rio. sAqs
No Santos 9i..
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. May T-Butter Steady
Creamories 3q2i; dairles, 2la23
Eggs-Steady. al mark. cases included
100 10; receipts, 3Oss6 cases; hrsts' 10;
Cgeese-Firm Daisies i4an4: Twins
lshdA; Young Americas, Is; Long
Horns if4 n y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
WINFIELD INTERESTED
IN CALIFORNIA OIL
With Mackenzie lie Acduircs Biz In
tcrcsts Near COalinGa II
l. Believed

Coalinga. Cal. MAY 17.--An OH COM
oany with s5o.OO0.0oO capital is being
organized in san Francisco. accord
ng TO a report published in The Times
II this city While papers have not set
been nled. Eugene Gle Saba and John
Martin Of san Francisco and J.. 4.
crandall OF Los Angeles are dehnitely
named as among the incorporators.
and they have had iu the field NUM-
Der Of men. among whom is william
Erb OF the Nevada Petroleum at Coal
nga so that 10 may bee guessed That
George WinEieid and j. d. Mackenzie
IF tho Goldheld Consolidated ana pos
nbly John Hays Hammond with East
,rn connections Of these three mining
men and their close associate. are
behind the deal 10 involves am im-
mediate expenditure of three or four
million dollars and eventually 10 or
Is million for development work. with
additional sums for pipe lines. steam
hips. and divers things I'm the oil M
iustry that 60 90 make NJ q huge
corporation like any one of these that
nave recently been sprung ON the
public like the Union Associated
American Oilhelds. Yauccy BARNES
tale and Drake. and the California
Arizona Pipe Line company.
While Erb and other agents were
bonding land and getting options ON
producing property. 10 crops out mat
hey offered the Wcllman Si0oOW'
sash for its property iu the Maricop'
iection, which refused the offer FOR llS
go acres according TO W f. Young
sice president and treasurer ~ the
Weilman company. who stated mat u
would possibly have been accepted ma
been made before the Lakeview
Eusher came in on land Immediately
adjoining the Wellman property which
enhanced Wellman holdings 10 very
Improbable extent
This new corporation is after prop
'rty In addition 20 the Wellman holl
n-s. valued at s. 10000. In the Mid
alN -acLInn ~ tho McsL sldn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
THIRTY-FIVE CONVICTS
Persisted IN FLAMES
One of Them started Fire In an Ala
hama Stockade in an Effort to
Make Their Escape

Ccntorvlle. Ala, May 16.-Thirty-six
negro convicts lost their lives early to-
day when the stockade OF the Red
Feather Coal company az Lucille was
destroyed by fire. started by one of the
prisoners in an effort TO escape. Thir-
ty-fve OF the convicts were burned to
death and another was shot by guards
Among those burned was the negro
who started the blaze
II was with difficulty the other con
victs we're prevented from escaping.
The financial loss win reach several
thousand dollars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
MAnKrr coNrINrEs MEAK.
Only One Stock Fails 70 show Weak
ness on Local Exchange.


or the dozen or so stocks traded In
IN the local exchange this morning
,nIv Nevada Hills showed genuine
'trength The market has reached a
point where it Says Of its own weight
\ stock that is in any way active can
lot long stand up under present market
conditions. Selling at present Ia more
natural than buying. and as conse-
iuence prices are hard 20 maintain
Hardly n person is IN the market al
present except by necessity All VINO
lave mining stocks are holding them
'or a long PULL They know that
,hange is bound 10 come sometime.
Iron Blossom sagged again today ana
told at 80 and 80 cents, LOO shares
hanging hands Lower Mammoth
-eached the low level Of AZ cents and
Ditto Copper struck reaction that sent
I down to s. 95. Cedar. although a lin
ted amount OF the stock was In the
market this morning. sold as low as 10
,ents. Sioux Consolidated was at 81
cents.
Nevada Hills WAS the star perform
II and from 50 cents the stock gradual
moved up 10 n cents closing at 20
sents. The stock was fairly active
The total number OF shares sold this
morning was 81 800 while the amount
represented by the transactions was
4. 5s7 So which IS slightly less than on
yesterday morning
Trading was not as active on the
.nrb market today Federal Ely was
disposed Of at ~ cents for 1000 shares.
while 100 shares Of Seven Trough
Coalition sold at 40 cents
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
NEW MINING CoNrrNNY.

Especial 10 The News
Provo Nav 1.-THE Hush Mining
g. Milling company with Payson city
as It's headquarters, has filed articles
Of incorporation with the county
clerk. The company owns the Lucky
Lady Nos. +. and 8 and Treasure and
Treasure No. I mining claims iu
Santaqun mining district which are
made the basis Of capitalization. The
capital stock is $4,000 I'm shares OF
the mar value Of cent each. The fol-
lowing are the directors and officers.
carl a. Erickson. president, Joseph
l. Olson. vicc-presideut. Royal n.
Uuiah secretary and treasurer.
Rudolph Peterson and Alfred Peter
SON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 17.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper, "a d5H per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business I'm bankers bills at $4S39Om
StS4 for 90 day bills and at AH1lO for
demand
Commercial bills, S4.s3 e q q.
Ear silver "a cents.
Mexican dollars. a cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.
Money on call easy. 3A "a per cent;
ruling rate. 0 y per cent; closing bid,
81. per cent; offered AT 4 per cent.
Time loans easier. for so days, 3A
per cent for 90 days. ga "a per cent;
for six months. 4A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
rRnsrrCr nIIL NNLLEY.

Rem Rryson Alex Pugh. Wul and
Jed Gates returned Friday from Bull
valley. whore they had been prospect
ing Mr. Brysou says the recent gold
strike made bv r.. c.. McQusrria and
son Bert I'm that country Is a wonder,
and Is OF great richness. Bryson and
Pugh left again for Bull valley Wed
nesday 90 continue prospecting
Washington County News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
PLAIsTED ON RATES.
Assistant Freight Agent q. 5. l.. Has
Exhaustive Article la Age Gazette.

In the issue of May 10 Of the Railway
Age Gazette published at New York
T.. n plaisted has a tnree-page oontin-
ued article on Reasonable Freight
Rate" Mr. Plalsted is assistant general
freight agent Of the oregon Short Line,
with headquarters AT salt Lake city,
and from "a rursorv glance over The ar
uclo under his signature Il would APP
pear that DE has entered into full and
exhaustive discussion Of "A question which
Is aEltatiug the minds Of the shippers
as well as the railroad officials Of the
country. Mr.. plaisted r. a recognized
authority ON traffic matters. and his ar
ticle will be read with much interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. May l1.-WooI steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, lS4 2 fine
mediums l74G. fine, i20i5.
BOSTON.
Boston. May 1.-THE Improvement IN
the tone OF the local wool market con-
tinues Buyers show increased Interest
and considerable business Is reported I'm
the staple woods. Prices remained in fav-
or Of buyers Some substantial transfers
OF oregon and Montana staple have taken
place AZ &c 10 g. cents secured. while
ohio unwashed delaine De- selling read
ily at y cents IN the grease.
Reports from the west indicate "A
maintenance Of hrm prices for the new
clip and some of the new wool has al
ready reached the local market. mostly
on consignment
Inquiry for pulled wool and the for
eign product is light.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
F. M. KERBY's STORY.

Washington. May 17.-Frederick
NJ. Kerby, Ballinger's discharged
stenographer, read before the Bal
unger- Pinchot investigating COM
mittee today letters Of Secy. Bal
Hnger to r.. IT. Thomson. city engi-
neer Of Seattle. suggesting that he
accompany George W. Perkins of
j =. Morgan e. Co. TO inspect Alas
kan mineral lands. Kerby said he
believed Thomson was slated by
BaIinger 20 become head Of the
reclamation service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
WHITE STAR--DONIINION.
Canadian Service Mail Steamers
Montreal-Quebec-Liverpool

-Quebec--Liverpool
Weekly Sailings. The Scenic Route
TO Europe.
New s. 5. Laurentic a Megantlc.
Largest and Most Modern Steamers
on the st. Lawrence.
OFFICE--9O-96 Dearborn ST.. Chica-
go OF Local Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May l7.-Cattle-Receipts es-
timated at 800. market slow. BeeVes'
b.l5 q $50; Texas steers. a.o1n SO; vest
ern steers 6l0a7.25, stockels. and feed
ers. 4.00N 500 cows and heifers. 2.@H
7.9D; calves. 5.5OUt.15. 49,.
Receipts. estimated at 200,
market 5nlOc. up. Light. iVd9.to. mixed,
9&ag75: heavy g.35u 9.75; rough. g.ou
pigs. 500 60. bulk OF sales. 9.600 20.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated al 1900,
market weak. Native 400 r. 40; western
AoqT10, yearlings, 6.7JnS %, lambs, ma
tive. 6.Ool9 %; western. I.OO@s.l0.
OMAHA.
Omaha. May -Cattle-Receipts. 800.
market steady Native steers, 8. 5al So (;
COWS and heifers. 3.@q6s0; western
steers. 3.I5U7.O0, cows and heifers. 2.'on
$50: Gamers 2bOa4.O0; stockers and
feeders. 3.75A6.50. calves. AOOa $50. bulls,
stays etc 4,O006 80.
Hogs-Recelpts, $500. market TO zoe.
higher. Heavy. e.3Ou9.45; mixed, s35fi
3 %: light. 9 3OQ9 %. --i-s S.O0u9 90, bulk
OF sales. 9.80qa40.
sheep-Receipts. $500: market strong
10 i0c higher. Yearlings, 7.7Qg 1.95; weth-
ers, 625aT.25, ewes. b.Bgb.I1' lambs
'''' - ''' KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Mo. May i7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000, market 50 i0c. higher. Ma
tive steers .25dS. 80: cows and heifers,
3 soar 3 stockers and feeders. 4.OOu $40
bulls 4 2Jd6. p; calves. 3.75dI.25i west
ern steers, 5.0gS.oo; western cows 40
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. market Zoe.
higher Bulk of sales. 9. GH $50; heavy,
g0d955; packers and butchers. 9.4oN
Sheep-Recelpts 1000; market steady.
Muttons E 250T .: lambs. 1.25dS.i5; fed
western wethers and yearlinEs. 5.75Q 50.
fed western ewes. 4.75a6.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17
MATTIvI STILL WANTED.
Pcrhaps lie Is One Of Seven Held In
Custody by Nevada sheriff.


Matt Mattiyi for whom a bench war
rant was 10 he issued today by reason
OF his failure to appear az defendant in
"a case IN which he had given bonds for
his appearance. has apparently been To-
Gated with much reluctance the prose-
cution consented to continuance Of the
case until tomorrow morning. but 70 Is
doubtful now ~ he VIII be able TO be
lore even then. HIS attorney Il. a.
Rogers. had learned or raid having
been made hy o.. S. marshals upon "a num-
Der OF saiooukeepers in Jarbidge who
were conducting business en- violation OF
tho a. IS statutes. ~ appears that as a
result of this raid seven llduor dealers
of the new camp have been arrested and
are I'm the custody 81 tho sheriff Of Elko
county Noy Inquiry with the view OF
ascnrtainiug 81 tho man here wanted is
among those held, brings the answer
that one OF them rs recorded as John
Dne Nattivl II this Is the Matt MattiU
wanted I'm the local court, there viii
have 20 Doc other another continuance or
the bond will tomorrow morning be DO
glsred forfeited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17

2L6O0


Colorado. 1000 at IS seller so; 400
at So
Black Jack. 500 al no.
Lower Mammoth 100 at A.; 100 at
Az. 200 at IS.
Nevada Hnls. 400 az %. 100 al l9i
400 al So. 100 AT So. 100 az So; 100 at 81
ohio Copper. 500 at 292ia; 100 az 2-9o
Sioux Con. 300 m 81.
Uncle sam. 600 al 36; 300 az 5oih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-17

The Homo Fire Insurance company
has just paid $4,000 loss on the burned
dwelling at Price OF Siren Olson