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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

city 10 would mean the drawing to-
gethcr ~ 900 acres of the best mineral
land in tho district no is more than
probable that such deal will be- made.
NJ McGW manager Of the New
York Bonanza Mining company 90
Park city while Boo the city saturday
declared that nothing Of Importance
was happening at the property The
work ir now being directed to raising
ON the atInger OF ore encountered ON
tho l.o1O-f1ot level 10 looks Ike an
opportunity Co ct ore. but whether 10
viii Dee found or not BE- another qucs-
tom
Iron Blossom is now shipping about
% tons OF ore 70 day from che SO. /
shaft This is the low grade ore taken
from the 900 and 800 levels The shaft
which Is COB he put Co 90 depth OF 1000
feet. is now down 1850. A station viii
bo Dut 90 the 1900 level At the so.
SHAFT which is az the south end of
Che property about 100 tons Of hIEh
grade ore is being taken out each
day. THE duf ou the $50 level has
advanced $50 feet and % i7 believed
that To- Ia feet the rich ore body found
on the 2sO-f00t level viii bee found
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. March 9-The predicted break
bob fHU drnutu iD the southwest failed 20
mHfDTI4lIZy and as "a result wheat prices
advanced sharply ON opening trades TO-
d7v. initial quotations belnE no q 60
rsuItf compared with Saturdays final
Ugures Tho murkst early Iu the dsy was
an entirely weather affair and as the
official forecast showed little probable
change BOB weather conditions In The VIM
f#r wheat the bulls bad little trouble ln
holding PRICES arm Iho september DEW.
ory which displayed the greatest
July opened 8t .usia to = Later July
sold at 100 but dropped back again
about THE September option held
within the opening range
The bulge Zoo wheat impaired consider
Hula drmnp4s tu the corn market early
Dob lHr session. commission houses being
fairly active bidders The siaCkncss Of
cash demand tended Co offset the strength
90 wheat Prices az the opening were "a
tO ~ higher. with Nav GO ga 20 63A on
moderate realizing sales May sold on 20
SEA.
oats were affected by the strength "
wheat and corn. the market showing lit-
tH response t0 the generally favorable
condition for tho seeding ~ the new crop.
Prices az the opening we're T. to - higher
May being at 4a 90 ~ Buying by "a
leading ELEVATOR concern held prices arm
carly iu the daN.
Provisions we're strong owing 20 a fur
Their advance In tho price Of 1--we hogs
hut the volume Of trading was rather
small Opening quotations showed gains
OF 90 ~ cents, the latter being on May
pork which opened az &c IS. lard for
May delivery opened az 49, and ribs at
400.
wheat-Another rally occurred toward
midday which carried July on 10 1 nQi,
September advanced 10 l.06h GS.OE The
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INTERESTING MATERIAL FOR
INSURANCE INVESTIGATION

New YORK. March S-"Iuterestiug
material" was the way supt Hotchldss
classified a big bundle OF documents I'm
his possession when the investigation
into FIRE insurance conditions was re-
summed today
William II Buckley whose testimony
so Ear has been the most significant and
important ddducod az the hearing, was
summoned to appear again as a witness
today
Another witness was Edward A.
Brown of Middlotown. who was state
purchasing agent at Sing Sing prison
at the time George r. Seward. presi-
dent OF the Fidelity q Casualty com
pauy testified he visited Sing Sing
prison and was told By "a man named
Brown that $4,000 paid 90 state Sena-
tor Timothy ID sullivan would satisfac-
touly adjust some pending insurance
legal matters There were three
Browns connected with the prison at
the time one Of these was the warden
whom Mr.. Seward declared he did not
mean Both the other Browns have
denied ever meeting Seward.
Mr. Brown. who said that az present
he was keeping a hotel az Middletown,
was the first witness today. He testi-
fed that he never had talked with MI
Seward or any one else about legisla-
tiOn affecting the Insurance business
Mr. Seward was then recalled and
asked n MI Brown. who had just pre-
coded him on the stand. was the man
who approached him and demanded
$4,000
81 wish to say MT Seward said
that am not morally certain that he
is the man. I never saw the man eN-
cept on that day and / cannot Identify
him with absolute certainty
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STOCK MARKET
CONTINUES WEAK

,,.-.. business Zoo
NO" l''N I..,,. ,ftsr th.
"inHns was NIN". '" .
.rr.a-dtv holiday and tlc rFI't "''
t......t Gains pradomIuatcd
He"' was '''-H ..t r.sirg %.
over declines. h''N"S '''' Ie-
consolidated Gas and Union RACINE
t,,,,.t.-- Cincinnati Chicago a. So
.,.,,.i,. chemical ana
i''"@' ''~''''
American Boz. large fractions.
A.tf,e foundation in Westinghouse
.l.r,,Itd uy heavy sclliug
t t.. ..rpers and u,ngr features AND
... y.r.I. market weak Westinghouse
fti..tri. loef Anaconda iat. Tennessee
Io,rer D.. and AmaIgamated copper
49, sme.tiug. General Electric, lu-
t,,',,',.,llo.si psp.r preferred. Wabash pre-
1911 inf Wisconsin Central J.
rES si"|a makst today fclt tine effect
OF AN inrIuiput crop scare. Free -tllhs
4 t,ts ,,-,. ..,.1mparled by reports of
....'tt,,,i'., uDftyort5.. weather 100 Tie
s,,,th,'..t to rsd,cm the damage of tho
s,,,ie-. ,,'pfsr Trr London uouday left
a., r,4rt.t ofthuut it's usual opening
'r.,f'fi,. me severe break boz Mcstng-
t,.,., t.i,.f,I. Ma. sn additional unset
tii.,. .,,1,t.,.e Tbg most notable declines
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CONCENTRATES

u.-r.- wires. Tonrpau declared
4.1rf.rf, dividend of % cents and
In ,.ut- .1tw payable April % Co
stock of record March 3D.
rr. senate committee Uu mines and
mining has rp.srI f4lDrabIy ON the
,f milne. Inn tho United states govern
mont
. ,.....
In' I'N .'h i.'NI'N' .l'1'...N
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS MONDAY MARCH % 1910

market lost much Of It's strength iu the
final hour because Of realizing sales,
september declining 90 .0s Inc close
was fairly steady. July .up p n az l,VsA
"a p September was half up "a o6aH =
Corn-The market became rather heavy
Boo the Hual half 81 The session, May
declined 20 f2T and closed o. shade lower
az e7s as. The market closed barely
steady az almost the bottom.
cash corn No. o 90. No. 3. 6iNia. No ,
white SPA Its. No. 3 yellow. 81 u u "
No g. 55a51. No 4 white. 59iaa so, No.
close Rye-cash. 7sil n N. May p
Barley-Cash. 5306s
Tlmothy-M 4.60.
clover March. ~ %.
Wheat MAY. i.lps; July loss. n -
d E e a. ass. July as sept.
oats-May. ,sNas jury "a. Sept. ssA
Mess Pork. per bbl.-May. s.S. July.
Lard. per ioo ibs-May. 400. July.
o. sil. Sept. i8.35ia
short Ribs per loo lbs-May. 10 pa
1895. July. i8.Gi5 sept, 49,. t7is
BUTTER AND EGGS
chicago March -Butter-steady
Creameries. 2Ga 32is. dalries. 22nH
Eggs Firm. at mark. cases included.
l5'4u0, receipts -'.}2, hrsts, 0ls prime
cheese Steady. Daisies. i5i.ais Twins.
1874; Young Americas. loA.. Long Horns,
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. March q Sugar. raw.
steady. muscoVadO, 80 test. 3.AG. centrifu-
gal. IS test. 4.36. molasses sugar. 50 test.
3.d. Refined steady. crushed. So,
formulated. SOS; powdered 5.35
Conee-Quieti No. z Rio u-l5a = No.
& Santos, 9dh.
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EVIDENCE AGAINST
WOLTERC COMPLETE

New York. March 2S-Spurred ON
by the discovery that Ruth Wheeler.
the victim of the sensational murder
uncovered last Saturday was by every
evidence smOtherod and stuffed, while
unconscious. into the fire place OF
Albert VOTERS apartments and there
burned 90 death the authorities today
continued the task of trying 20 de-
.tiop the real motive Tor the crime.
After the autopsy on the body
tOruutrs Physician o Hanlun de-
clared that traces of SCOT in the nos
trIl- and the lungs convinced HIM the
gIrl was stlll hylus when ner body was
.yJ ou nre.
Hours of questioning Of the closest
sort have failed TO shake young VOL
ter loo his declaration tuat me- never
had seen the Wheeler girl ana knew
nothing of the way in which she met
her fate.
lie steadfastly declines to explain the
entry Of Ruth Wheeler name i'm his
memorandum book or 20 account tp
the satisfaction of the police for his
movements on the day when 10 ls
learned Miss Wheeler visited his
rooms ion answer Co an advertisement
for stenographer. Information OBJ
VOTERS companion, who was arrest
ed yesterday was mostly of a negative
character. a fresh trail In VOTERS
case however, was struck by the au-
thorities in a story told by young
woman who confessed TO having
known Wolter well.
Her tale Of the many young girls.
who. she said, had been associated with
the prisoner. set the authorities To
looking up the numerous girls whose
names and addresses were found I'm
VOTERS memorandum book 10 see If
any OF them are missing.
Since the latter part OF January
more than so girls between the ages
Of is and n have been reported
missing All but 10 have been ac-
counted for.
Under a mercilcss grinding today
Mueller broke down and gave the
police some startling additions to her
testimony.
The police say she told Of having
returned 20 VOTERS apartment on the
night Ruth Wheeler was first missed
and at o'clock was sound asleep.
About midnight" the report Of her
testimony continued. II was awaken
ed by crash In the front room.
called out Who's there? and Albert
answered from the front room. saying
Part Of the fireplace has fallen down
and I'm fixing g. You stay I'm bed
II went right back TO sleep but was
awakened again about o'clock by
another sound as OF something falling
Albert was down on his knees before
the fire place shoveling something
with his hands back into the crate.
lie said the fire place had broken
down again. ] said Can't 7 help you2'
and started toward him.
He said. roughly:
hal O., haI and afaV fhnra nv
I'm choke YOU 10 death / went back
To bed and stayed"
Inspector MCCaherly Of tho deteC-
tive bureau said
our case Is practically complete.
We will prove this poor little girl
went 20 seek word from Wolter, that
ne attacked her. that she fought and
that he checked her until she was
unconscious
Then tho most horrible 81 an hap
pened he burned her while she was
stlll alive
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1NsrEcrING rrAm CorrER.
Onicials Go to BINGHAM 10 Look over
Work Being Done

Following their arrival u Salt Lake
Saturday night. after several weeks
spent Inspecting their holdings In Ari-
IONA and New Mexico. u. e.. lacking,
Charles NJ MdcNeiu and Spencer Pen
rose. officials of the Utah Copper com
pany entered a number of denials of
reports They declared that there was
nothing 90 report that they were In san
Francisco comforting with the minority
stockholders OF the SClby smeltcr Co
assist the Guggonheims i'm getting an
their holdings under one management.
They further denied that their Arizona
and New Mexico properties would Doe
consolidated and further declared that
there was no truth Co the Ray Cousoll-
dated preparing % take over the Troy
Manhattan mine.
Today the officials went 90 Bingham
iu their private car, whore they VIII
inspect the work beinE done ass well
as tho improvements that are going ON
al the mills
intention OF the oflcia.. tp consolidate
inc raw and Kelvin railroad and the
road from the ella mill gt Hayden ana
connecting with Hayden junction, uu-
der one company TO Doe separated from
the mining companies. II Ia % he
known at the Ray ella Valley
Railroad company and VIII he p COM
mon carrier.
MIR Jackling says that the developed
tonnage iu the Ray Consolidated rs
NOW 81 600 Ooo tons and 100000 for the
l;u4 IL viii average 2l5 for hoth
mines The Ray increased It's tonnage
600 O0O during the month. due 90 th.
connecting up on partially developed
orc bodies About 50 per cent of the
-toel for the RAY min has either ar
rived or is ON the way Grading .a
brIur done for the smoltor
The chino property i7 making prep
aratious for the sinking OF "a Now sh'it
ana rrttinq ready to strip FOR it's pIt
Tho company has developed 5000 900
toms ~ ore. The preliminary plans for
tho min. which win Doe nine miles from
th, property. have boon drawn up Tho
little $50 ton mill is now working ON
ore and making "a profit for Che come
many.
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WENT FOR RIDE IN BOAT,
NEVER CAME BACK

Concordis. Kan, March 2S-The
bodies of Alexander LindshI a wealthy
farmer, and Of his daughter 10 years
old. and son Of eight were found sun
DAY evening iu the Republican river
near here They went out Ia motor
boat saturday evening and were not
seen alive afterWard. Both children
had been shot several times and the
boy had also been struck with a club.
The bodies Of the children were found
In the boat but that Of Mr. Lindahl
was taken from the river. The officers
are searching for an insane man who
was seen In the neighborhood Saur-
day.
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CLAYTON INVESTMENT rOMpANT
Tho annual meeting of thD stogsholdefs
Of the clayton Investment company VII
be held at the company Office 40 +
south Temple Street. SlN Lake llig
utah. on Monday, April g. 'Fil SO sD
a. M for the purpose of e.e'ilur trustees
10 serve for the ensuing year end io'
the transa elton Of such other business Is
NAV properly come before tle meeting
/ A. CLAYTON secg
Salt Lake city. Utah. March TO- laN
DESERT MOUNTAIN MINING ANp
DEVELOPMENT CO-Noure Is
given that special meeting or the .lgs
holders OF the Desert Mountain Ml.I-
a Development Company Una eG'
poratiou win he held 90 Room 10 p
Eagle Block salt Lake CITY Jt,h, ~
Monday. April g. 1910. 40 The hour ol
o'clock o. m.. Of that dav. That ne lt-
pose Of said meeting be- for the elecloa
OF board OF eight directors or ne c.-
poration and for tho transaction OF s9.'
other business as may properly come V''
fore the meeting. 90,
GEORGE W. PERKINS. w
President aud Si1eAA''''
Ute PERKINS. StocNhoIder
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Third Nard-A farewell entertain
mcnt In honor OF Elder Thomas w
Brown prior To- his leaving on mis-
sion 20 Holland will be given in the
Third ward amusement hall Thurs
day. March 81 Those who viii partici-
pate In the program are fellow workers
" Elder Brown In the Oregon Short
Line offices. The entertainment Is un-
der the management OF Fred Curtis.
the trick bicycle rider
NH Creek Chorus-Thc Mil Creek
NJ l. A. chorus winner of the Granite
stake trophy cup In the recent mu-
steal contest. is the recipient of con
grltulations from friends and OPP
poneuts on tho surprising showing made
by such "a corps OF unframed voices.
Tho chorus was conducted by Miss
Vorna Wright The members arc.
Louisa HIN. Frances May. Ella fowler,
Mcrl Miller. chloe Morgan, May
Boyle Margaretta Rawlings. Annie
Roweu Amber Hin, Louie Rawlings.
Rose Rowcl. Mable Rawlings, Marie
HIN Esthela Cools, Lulu Hamilton,
A. NJ. Cornwall. Geo. Steadman Hchor
Morgan. Clement Carlisle. Robert Wal
lace q. r. Graethem, j. r. Hill, r. g..
fowler Bert hin j. n. Wallace, p. F..
Carlisle, Jos Rawlings and John Ha-
zclman.
Third Mard-ADril IA, Thomas W..
Brown. for three years connected Win
the auditing department OF the oregon
Short Line. will leave Salt Lake Tor
missionary labors I'm Holland. March
81 the American Minstrel Troupe an
organization OF clerks Of the same Of
fee will give a benefit performance iu
the Third ward amusement hall In
honor OF the departing missionary. Sew
eral weeks ago the same company gave
"a very successful minstrel show I'm the
Twentieth ward hall, and this will be
reneatnd Tor the hennlt Of Nh. BrlWn.
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HAYES AND THORNE
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Hayes and Thorne the grocery hold
ups. were arraigncd In the criminal
division Of the city court this after
noon. The charge IL murder In the
first degree against both men Hayes
pleaded not guilty and the date ~
his preliminary hearing was set for
April %. Thorne asked until Wednes
day morning at 10 o'clock to plead.
Both men were remanded 20 the custo-
Dis Of the sheriff without bail. A large
crowd was In the court room TO see
the prisoners.
wilson and Brown both pleaded not
guilty To- the charges Of grand larceny
brought against them this morning by
the county attorney and were re-
manded 10 the custody Of the sherih
In default Of 1000 bail. fixed by the
court In each case.
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OREG0N-W WASHINGTON
BOUNDARY LINE BILL

washington, March 2S--A Joint reso-
luton authorizing the states OF Oregon
and Washington TO establish the bound
ary line between them was adopted to-
DAY by the senate.
The question has been IN controversy
for several years and has even been be
fore the supreme court.
Jurisdiction over number of sand
Islands near the mouth Of the Column
bis river Is especially involved
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New interpretations

Articles Of incorporation ~ the Em-
prosa MexiC7na Annuncadofa OF
America were filed with the county
clerk saturday The company Is or
sanizrd Co carry on AN advertising
business boz connection with the EN-.
presa company and with the National
railways of Mexico The officers OF the
company are r. S. Honsuerger Of salt
lake. president. j. ~. Gaskill Of Kan
sas city. treasurer, ana a. o.. L'enLl"nh
20 t,srsss ,.ty. secretary. these Officers
ais, forming the directorate J. a.
t<esrus OF salt Lake. Us vice president
and h. j. Kcarus and ID. p PIRATE ~
salt Lake appear as .ncorporators. Ia"
caujtaI stock IS $4,000 in shares OF 500
each
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WEATHER. NFECTs MNRkEr
Local Exchange l. SiClh MAR Dur
Inc AImrninu Nr--Inm.


Conditions ou tue local exchange
were at tine point of extreme duin'-s
hie morning what few orders There
u,rc were dllcd early and time Jagged
heavy ON the brokers hands What
Jew brokers remained 90 the close did
el because IL was necessary that thgS
check up. Tho weather evidently
damucucd the enthusiasm az stock
BUYERS.
The total number Of shares sold th's
morning was g2 800. while the amount
represented was s., 29o5o An imitation
market could have aroused more Cu-
thusasm than the local exchange did
This morning
Colorado was about the only stock
that showed activity Co any extent.
and the price was slightly lower than
al the close on Saturday Sioux Con
soHdatcd was as active and that stock
showed an Improvement going 20 -
and asa cents. This is somewhat OF
an advance Tintic Central held out
strong az Sih cents Mason Valley was
down 20 81 so on a seller today.
on the curb market Bingham Gem
tr.i Standard brought % cents for 100
shares and 00O shares Of OpcX were
disposed ~ az A. cents,
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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PLANS A DOZEN ExcURsror,
Commercial Club to Boo,, ,,.
Lake a. a Jobbinr Ccp,rr MI

The excursions committesor t5.r
meroi"l club lis meeting this aas-.
TO plan at least "a dozen ayeur.,o.
be held under the auspices OFF H..
curing IN" summer season. ldar, A.
Nada and Utah towns win t. ,,...
tho excursions having in Wow ts.
tension OF the idea that SAID ~,
the best town in the luiar4 F-
from q jobbing standpoint. M.
excursion of this kind held by t9s r''..''i
mercial club was into Idaho ana NJ
success leads those working 9r b.
year year EFFORT, 90 believe chat tha s. va,
lrlps now planned win result In s-.1
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ATLANTIC FLEET RETURNS.

Norfolk. Va. March 2s-The Atlantic
fleet Of 10 battleships under Rear Adj
miral Schroeder, passed In the Virginia
Capes at 1:l5 o'clock today on the re-
turn from Guantanamo. cuba, where
was had the regular mldwintor target
practise Tho ships will be- I'm Hamp-
ton Roads for several days before be-
ginning target practise aud tactical
maneuvers on the southern drill
grounds on the capes.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY TO MEET

The salt Lake Medical association
will meet at the Commercial club this
evening when Lieut. Stahlman, sur
geon at Fort Douglas. will deliver a
lecture on the subject Tropical Dis
eases"
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EUREKA EXCURSION.

Tuesday. March 30. 1910.
5000 Round Trip via SALT LAKE
ROUTE
Sppciu train leaves the Union Depot
100 pm. Secure tickets, 1859 South
Main ST. or Union station.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UTAtT-TDAHO SUGAR COM.
PANY.--The regular quarterly an.
ideud OF lA per cent on the ore.
ferred capital stock Of this com.
pany. will be paid on March 3lv
1910. 90 stockholders OF record
March a. 1910 The stock trans.
fer books viii Doe closed 0u ne
last named date Ht b O'Clock p m.
and will Doe reupeuea .n AaU. Do
1910. 40 ~ o'clock Co., u
HORACE o. N.II.E
Sec. A Hrsas
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CUSTOMS APPEAL COURT.
senate judiciary Committee VIII Re
port Nominations Favorably.

Warrington March rs The senate
committee on judiciary decided today
% make a favorable report on the
nominations NJ Robert NJ Montgomery
Of Michigan presiding Judge william
"a Hunt Of Montana James r. Smith
~ California; orion NJ. Barber Of Yer
mont and Marion Devries OF California.
rs judges VI the new customs court OF
appeals.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

UTAH-IDAHO SUGAR COM
pANY The annual meeting OF mo
stockholders OF the Ttah-Idah0
sugar Company will ha held ar he
office Of the company sharon
Building. Salt Lake city Utah. on
Monday. April nth. 1910 az
O'Clock p. m The purposes of ihe
meeting are 90 receive the reports
OF the officers OF the company f1r
the mast fiscal year. 10 elect new
BOARD OF Directors. and 20 trans
asf such other business Jas mas
legally come before che meeting
HORACE O. WHlTNEI
Secy g. Treas
March 18th. 1910
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SUGAR CITY TOWNSHIP CON-.
pANN.-The regular quarterly dive
Idend OF per cent uu fHa capital
stool, OF this company win Dr. UI
al the Ofdce OF the company ues-
oret News Building April fsf
1910. to stockholders aH r-.o-I
March 26th. 1910, the transfer books
will be closed on the 'as. named
date at p. m. and rauuHu-f April
2ud. 1910. az % a. M.
HORACE C. WHlTNEI sssy
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DAIRY PERMIT REVOKED
Dirt and Water In the MIR Too NJ,
For Frazier To Stand

The permit granted Is. d gt.....
dairy on Jan. ~ was revoked tos,.
by city Food and Dairy oommrs...-,-
Walter Frazier after the pr9au.t.
the dairy had been found r7r bs,1N' ~
standard. According t0 Nj. Fr,,...
although Stevens dairy condition. ~
Ideal. he has persisted in deliyeriv, ~
the market dirty and vatero8 IN,
The analysis OF four samples M -.t.
taken from the Steven dairy s11vs5
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Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co
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WEATHER REPORT

Tonight. Clearing and Colder,
Freezing Temperature; Tues
day. Fair.
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MORNING METALS.

FIONNING ne i AIS.
SILVER. 52N
COPPER lCathodcsl - t-t6
LEAD. t.iO
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS
LEAD. dull. 1000 $50
COPPER. weak. t2.55Gt 1903
SILVER. 52N
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS.
TOday'~ .......... SDG5. 1851
March -. 1909 o.. f-Ott,59S.O3