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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-06
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses,

George C.. Maycroft, Spokane; Vera
Davis. Salt Lake
L. c. Ebey, Lillian Armstrong. Sal,
Lake.
George Talbot. Hinckley; Lyle Cluf
Provo.
James F. Robinson. Osceola; Birdie E.
Swallow, Sal, Lake.
Carl B. Mason. Los Angeles; Margarita
". Paige. San Francisco,
Jesse D. Smurthwaite. Zena Stark
Baker City, Oregon
Joseph a Brocltbank. Fern w. Lewis
Spanish Fork
Frank Meads, Lillian Read, Salt Lake
Heber G. Wagstaff, Sigrid Stromness
Salt Lake.
Raymond A. Anderson, Salem. Idaho
Melissa Alfred. Lehi.
Irel c. Gudmunsen, Elsie Taylor, Bur
ley. Idaho
Wallace Clark. Morgan; Jeane Boyce
Granite.
Royal Carlton. Neph; Birdie CrosIand
Holden.
Laurist Martz. Rock Springs, Wyo.
Hazel Jewell. Salt Lake.
Edwin Williams, Jr.. Bertha Jones,
Nalad, Idaho.
william Wehrle, Esther Carter, Salt
Lake.
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Births.

George II. Slocum, 232 G street, girl
William +. Allard, Si2 West Third
South street. boy.
John II. Green. l.. d. s. hospital. girl
Monte Schermahorn, 2lo South Second
East street, girl.
John Westley Dallas. ST. Marks hos
pital girl,
G. Fuchara, 21t Commercial street
girl.
Melvin Dickinson Wells, lo3 street
boy.
Arthur Franklin Miller, $50 Lowell ave
nue.. girl.
Albert l., Farley. 7f7 Hawthorne street
girl
William w. Murdoch, 53A South State
street, girl.
d, w. Adamson. S17 West North Tenn
pie street boy.
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SMART ADVANCE
| IN QUOTATIONS
Most Comprehensive Upward
Movement of Several Weeks
Recorded.
EIIROPEAN LIQUIDATION
DEPRESSES THE OPENING
losses Soon Recovered and
Gains Registered in Day
of Light Trading.

. NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Beginning the
ssv with a severe shaking Up. with prices
seoressed By the unsettlinE Of European
lsuidation. the stock market made up
|ha losses and advanced further. Before
he close. one Of the most comprehensive
.nr,,rd movements OF several weeks oc-
.,,yred. In spite OF the fact that the de-
n,rd WAS SO limited that trading
1,rounhout was on a comparatively small
|caIe
canadian Pacific. which lost points
a London. dropped 81 here on London
Ia Berlin selling: and Baltimore 6. Ohio
-r,rfbern Pacific. Reading and Union Pa
IA vere supplied from the same source.
|<e lower prices establiscd by this move
rent prompted short covering and the
N COON rallied.
Thc fact that American Tobacco Sc
..rfties were unusually strong through
"a the day, the preferred stock moving
4 about 3 points and tho bonds ,, was
efrengthening Influence in tho general
@nrket Advices from abroad were more
/assuring also, but uncasiness In regard
L tbe labor situation on western rail-
&16s wa< not diminished. The influence
a this fact OH tho stock market un-
|1hbtedy will be felt plainly until the
r[sis Is past.
0Elng TO thc present uncertain s'atS
ID trade much interest attaches TO the
Welcoming report Of untitled orders OF
20 United States steel corporation as
4 August 81 II is expected that the
||afcmcnt will show a considerable In
fesse over the previous month. esti-
1ates placing the amount at 100000 to
5000 tons. Officials OF the corporation
ere quoted today As stating that they
La not look for a falling Off in business
Iuring the current month.
Bonds were firm, total sales, par value,
1375.0 .006.
United States IS advanced on call.
Closing Stock List,
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NEW YORK. Sept. 5,-Standard cop
per, dull. Spot. September October and
November and December, si2.00m12l5
London, quiet; spot, G56, futures. ESQ
l2s cd. Arrivals reported New York to-
day, 900 tons. Exports so far this month.
1914 tons. Lake copper, s2a9l2.S7s;
electrolytlc, $l2.5o@12.62i; casting. sl2.25
@1250.
Tin. weak. Spot, s4i.00@4.65. Sep
tember and October s40.6064l 90; No
vember, si03S14 1880 December. $4,000
1880; London spot, slss; futures.
E1Si 5s Cd.
Lead. dull; si.45@4.55 New York; s4.35
@140 East ST. Louis. London. Gl4 SIS Sd.
Spelter S5.S5@5.o5 New York; $500
5.S5 East st. Louis. London, G27 12s Cd,
Anthony, duh; Cookson's. sS,309s.60.
1ron-Clevcland warrants 46s I'D in
London Locally iron was quiet. No.
foundry northern, sl5.50@16.00; No. .,
S1os2b "a l6.50: No. | southern and No.
southern soft. S15.00@15.50.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Rose Pugsley to Emigration Can
yon Improvement company. lot 20.
block !. kellioyon subdivision,
Frank HOLES and wife 10 John J..
Forbes. lots Is and 10. block 3.
West Drive subdivision .-........ 250
George, A. Alison and wife 10. James
j. Houston. part of section s.
township 3 south, range 1 east.
Carl Schmitt and wife to Tracy
Loan g. Trust company, part OF
lot lS, all OF lot If, block ]. Hun =.
Carolln Capson 70 Emma c. Ranck,
part OF section p, township /
south, range . east. .....-..... Il
August Magnuson and wife {? sarah
e, Brown. part OF lot I. block II.
Nora i. Cali iei al to studeba&er
6inci, sr%i s. 5ss9mg1aFFynI ng1s = part Of lot > 75o
L, y. Wiclls to j II. Hart. lots 129,
$50 and 131. Poplar Grove ..,..,
kimball & Richards company 10
John Pchrson, lots SO and 40,
Oscar Grersert TO Edward c. Nell
son, lots 81 and 30, block 3. Lake
view subdivision ........,....s... 10
Benjamin Wilson and wife To Adolph
Richter part OF lot II. block Is.
Hoffman Bros. Loan & Trust com
rany TO Joseph Kirkman. Jr,, lots
% and 23, block 1, Perkinss third
Gus Ling and wife to olor Chy-
tcaus. lots 2S and 81. block 3.
Brighton place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60'
Ole Oakason and wife 10 Goslct y,
Thomas, part Of lot J. block Is.
George j. TAYLOR 10 Elizabeth G. and
Sarah G. Taylor, part Of lot ,,
block u, plat y ...........,..,,.
Emma Capsson Ranck TO Albert
Capsson, part OF section %. town
ship ! south, range | cast.,..,..s 2i0l
G.. II. Taylor 10 Florence II. Taylor.
part Of lot 20. block >, hve-acre
plat a Observation-Disclosures.
Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security &c Trust Co. 80 Ur
Main. We own our records.
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Many Jolly Good Fellow" will accept
this invitation 10 give the wife a chance
10 enjoy life
II Won or your friend who drinks to ex
cess VIII let the Neal Institute tell you all
about the Neal Three-Day Treatment for
the Drink Habit, there will be nothing
but Thanksgiving In return. The Neal
Cure is a harmless. internal treatment
40 hypodermic injections.
Jolly Good Fellows" become salt OF
earth after three days Neal Treatment
course, and they devote TO loved wives
and families time and money once wasted
on excessive drink. and to their business
duties the time and attention real eff
cheney requires
complete information. Address SAL So.
fth East St. telephone Main 1892.
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Copyrighted. 1905. By the Life Publishing {
OF his business we'll as the happiness
OF himself and that OF his wife and dear
ones.
! The Jolly Good Fellow needs the
right kind OF medical help as badly as
the victim OF typhoid fever or any other
! disease.
Craving desire for drink, which makes
| THE Jolly Good Fellow" so quickly forget
his duty TO wife. home and loved ones Is
/ the result OF alcoholic poison in the sys-
| tenn
Hundreds of men and women. excess
| sive drinkers. who have wandered as far
| from duty's path as ''Thc Jolly Good Eel
| low have gone to the Neal Institute dur
| Ing the past few months. Under It's roof
| the Neal Treatment has enabled them to
lose In just three days time all desire
| for alcoholic liquor
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Deaths.

Francisco Constantine, aged As years,
ST Marks hospital. September 3.
Cordelis McLaren, 1915 East Twelfth
South street, September 4.
Emily Jane Battye. aged 7S years, dia :
letion OF heart, Judge Mercy hospital
September 2
William II. Dawson, aged IS years, ST.
Mark hospital. September ..
Ksthrina Grimm. aged 80 years, acute
strangulation- Judge Mercy hospital. Sep
tember 2.
Susie Morris Keefe. aged ~ years, Holy
Cross hospital September 2
Moroni B. Gillispie. aged 20 years, 81
North Seventh West street, typhoid
fever. September 4.
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Boston Wool.

BOSTON. Sept 5.--Thc wool market
has been hrm during the last week Will
fairly large sales. Quotations follow
Secured basis;
Tcxus-Finc. IL months. 53G6sc: fine
q to month. 4ImiSc; fine, family. i3G
California Northern, isd soc: middle
county. iem4Ic; southern, i59 IGc: fal
free. ia i2c,
Oregon-Esstern No. /. staple, 55m 5sc
eastern clothing 4, soc; valley. No / ie
nS7c,
Tcrritory--F'ine staple. s0662c: hpe
medium, staple, 5so oac; 1ne clothing, ~
~ '"c; tno medium clothing, $50 j0c: half
blood conbiaE. 55057c three ehtns.
blood con,btns, 52@5Sc; quartor-6Iooc
comhing, i90 6Oc.
PuIled--ENtra. 52@54c: fine a. 5Od52c
y. superior. f6n iSc.
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Sept. --Cattle-Receipts es-
timated 6l00: market. steady. Native
steers, S5 .00n1 rs: cows and hcifers. s.. 90
m5.75, western steers, 81, 75d6. so. range
COWS and heifers, s$ oO@5 10: Gamers.
81 5003 65; stockers and feeders. SS .0OM
5.7o; calves, 50 o0@7 rs: bulls. stags, etc,
SO .0005 90.
Uogs-Receipts estimated al 5000. mar
ket. 10 cents lower. Heavy, Sc .95m7 10:
mixed, 81 00mI.l0; light, 81 1907 20:
pigs. S6.oo@7.O bulk Of sales. 81 O0@
Z 10.
Sheep--Receipts estimated at IS 900:
market steady: Lambs, 10 10 l5c lower.
Gcarlngs, s. 00M4v10; wethers. So l5m
30: ewes. 81 G59G. 10; lambs, 50 25 NJ
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GRAIN STATISTICS.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Kansas City.

ceipts estimated at 5000, including 1000
southerns; market. steady. Native steers,
s5 25@s. 10; southern steers, 81 4.0QW5 30;
southern COWS and heifers, S2.75m4 80:
native cows and heifcrs. $2.15l7 so:
stockers and feeders. 81 60G5 u.s. bulls.
IS .O0ma.50; calves. 81 25M7. so: western
steers, $4,75@7,25; western COWS, S2.75@
4.75.
Hogs-Rcceipts estimated at 1000;
market. to 10 cents lower. Bulk OF
sales, 81 f5@7.35; heavy, s7.15@7 35;
packers and butchers, 81 5.@0@T 40.
Shcep-Receipts estimated at 1000;
market, weak, Muttons, SO .00m2 IS
lambs. S5.I5M5.S5 range wethers and
yearlings, So Ood4,5o. range eyes. 81 80
IA 90.
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Two o'clock in the morning,

Two o'clock in the morning.
The wife. tired out after n weary night
OF watching. is sobbing out her grief alone
And "The Jolly Good Fellow''-cVery-
body's friend-bas drowned love, duty
and memory in the festive flowing bowl.
Llfe's" famous picture without words
recalls no unusual scene
Scores of wives know what il is to
walt, watch and listen far into the night
and early morning hours for the steps
OF the husband who is fast in the clutches
of the drink habit.
THE Jolly Good Fellow" drinks to the
health and happiness of everybody else
but TO his own certain undoing and To
his family's misery.
THE Jolly Good Fellow is fixing up
the plans and Specifications for the wreck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-06
Rearkable Home Treatment
For All Foot Troubles

Dissolve two tabespoonfuls Of Gallo
eide compound In n basin of hot water.
soak the feet In this for full firteen min
utee. Less time Will not bring results.)
Massage the sore parts gently while In
the water" This should be repeated for
a number OF nights until the cure is per-
manent The effects arc almost magical
feel so good that the whole nervous sys-
TEN is bonented Corns and cailouscs can
be peeled right on. Bunlons arc reduced
and the inflammation drawn out. Sweaty
bad smelling feet and swoilen. tender feet
need but few applications. Any drug
sist has Calocide In stock or will get Il
from his wholesale house A Twenty-Five
cent package is usually sufficient 10 cure
the worst feet. Cnloclde is not a patent
medicine. Formerly used only by doctors.
but now is obtainable by the public In
general. and Is saving many an hour OF
torture for thousands
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Could Bust Steel Trust.

HENDERSON, Ky, Sept, Con.
gresham A. o. Stanley returned home
yesterday after making investigation in
connection with the congressional search
into the affairs Of tho United States
steel corporation, In discussing the
situation he said:
There is no doubt that if the indie
pendent manufacturers were placed on
the same footing by the railroads as is
The steel corporation, the independents
could force the trust ont of business, or
make IL lower its prices
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Visib BILE Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The visible sup
ply OF grain In The United States Sep
tcmher 2. as compiled by tho New York
Produce exchange. was sS follows;
Wheat is.o57, 900 bushels; decrease
10000 bushels.
Corn--e.72i 900 bushels; increase. e7a.
600 bushels.
.oats-2O,14c 200 bushels: increase. L.
903 900 bushels.
Ryc--3I5. 900 bushels: increase. 10000
bushels.
Barley .s5e, 900 bushels: increase
49,. 600 bushels
The visible supply or wheat IN Canada
lnat SATURDAY. WAS 3.29i0n bushels, a
decrease OF 1000 bushels.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept 5.--Ca1tle-Reccipts S
estimated AT 5000: market. slow. steady.
Beeyes. 50. 0O@s.1o; Texas steers, 81 4od
$40; western steers. 81 .O0M7 90: stock
heifers, 81 25de. 30: calves. Sc. g5@a 90:
Hogs-Receipts estimated at IA 900;
market, cents lower. Light. 81 .10d7 20;
mixed. 81 .00QI.t0; heavy, 81 soar so;
roush, S6 S01i.0 90. good TO choice heavy
81 Oo@i so; pigs. S5.o0G7 i5; bulk OF
sales. s. 7.05G7. 90.
Shcep-Receipts estimated at 40 900:
4a So western. s. 1908 So: yoarlinrs
81 3oma-s0: lambs. native, 81 o0n6 -
western 81 2116 %
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WHEAT CLOSE LOWER
THAN ON SATURDAY
Proft-Taking on Large Scale
Wipes Out Advance Made
in Early Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Profitt taking on d
large scale by owners of wheat more
than wiped out today an advance due to
light worlds shipments and 10 unfavor-
able crop conditions in Europe. The
close was DC TO R9sc under Saturday
nights figure. Corn finished unchanged
To &c down, oats of a shade TO &c, and
hog products varying from the same as
the previous close OF 171c below.
Tnloaders OF wheat both by holders and
short sellers was based largely on the
idea that rise in prices, here in the
face Of a decline at Berlin formed a
Liverpool and other European centers
was largely ignored, this merely rejecting
previous gains on this Side Of the At
turn Of the Berlin market. there was as
sertions tina, wheat offerings In Russia
had been held back artIiciaIly. and that
Of Of about bout . 12S ooo' GOO S bushels. he H'''' ~
Reports of large engagements OF ocean
freight room at the American seaboard
gave steady tone at the end of the
session, although latest trades were at
nearly the lowest price OF the day,
December ranged from ossc to 97sc,
and when the. pit cleared stood at a5sc'
cause of the trains and on account OF
the Missouri report showing an Improve
ment OF 10 per cent during August: Pc
Gember fuctusted between GSse ana ana Gaar ,ons
was steady at 6S9c. Cash grades were
unsettled. No. yellow was quoted at
666661c.
A better outlook for fall seeding had
much To- do with depressing oats. High
and low levels touched by the December
option were i1c and 456c, the close. i5k
m46c, showing a net decline Of sage.
In provisions the effect OF the demand
was dissipated by the weakness of the
grain list The outcome left pork 10
cents off to 10 cents up. lard unchanged
to 10 cents down and ribs at 2sn5c 10
l1tc decline.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as follows, Flour,
steady: No 2 rye, S5l0S6c; timothy seed.
SI3,50@l4: Glover. Sl3@1S: mess pork per
barrel. $15.75@15.s7i: lard per 100
pounds. $3.50: short ribs, sides Noose),
sS629 29M9.l2t short clear sides (bo&ed)r
80 l2lGy9.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances OF wheat and -four
were equal TO 400 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were /. 1855, 900 bushels. compared
with 2.4l4.O0o bushels the corresponding
day year ago. The visible supply Of
wheat In the United States decreased
100, 900 bushels for the week. The amount
of breadstuff on ocean passage de-
creased 3.l5e 900 bushels. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat. PSI cars:
corn. 959 cars, oats, 36S cars; hogs, 26,-
hsn
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--Evaporated ap.
pies. dull; raiher poor quality I0imiOc in
bags. and 1910 lie In boxes.
Pruucs, quiet, Quotations ranged from
9ml6Sc for CALIFORNIA; up to 30 sos, and
nominal for Oregons.
Apricots, quiet Choice l5d i5jc cx
Ira choice. lemi63c; fancy. 1I@iSc.
Peaches. inactive. Choice Il6i1sc;
extra choice, i2@i2tc; fancy. 1@ic.
Raisius, unsettled. owing Ia reports of
Increased pressure on the coast i.uost
muscatcl. eim7c: choice 10 faucy seeded
ST9bc; secdlcsa. 5In7c. London layers
SIl0mi,ij,
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Boston Wool.

BOSTON. Sept 5.-There has been a
fair amount OF business in the local wool
market during the last week, Prices
have continued firm While the repre-
scntation OF mills I'm the market has been
general, purchases have been confined in
most cases TO immediate needs. The
highest grade woods are in great demand.
A steady market with slightly hardening
time to come Ohio quarter bloods arc
quoted at csc and half bloods at 263c.
Michigan half bloods at 24bc and un-
washed dclalne at 22ic.
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New interpretations
Fi1cd with the county clerk /:

Filed with the county clerk
Burt e. Carlquist Co. articles amend
ed increasing capital stock to $4,000. d-
vidcd into shares OF $40 each: John A.
Burt. president; c. II, Carlquist sccrc-
tary.
Orpheus Vaudeville company. articles
amended increasing capital stock from
S5oOoo TO 100000; Joseph Nelson, prcSi-
dent. j. II. Garrett. secretary.
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Coffee Futures

NEW YORK. Sept 5.-Coffee futures
points higher. Sales. $4,000 bags. Sep
tember 12.31c: October, l2.0oc; NoNcm
bcr. 1880. December: lille; January;
May and June, 11.5Oc; July and August,
II .d9c.
Spot coffee steady, Rio No. I, 1890
l3sc. Santos No. (. lac. Mild coffee,
quiet. Cordova. liM Ice. nominal.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.--Butter. firm.
Creamery specials. 27c; extras. 26c; irsts,
2i@25cl
Cheese, firm. State. whole milk spe-
Gals, 133c; stale whole milk daisies.
best lac; slgims, l0im1lc.
Eggs, firm. Fresh gathered extras, "a
a CSC: extra firsts. 2im21lc; refrigerator,
first seasons, storage charges paid. 20i
21c; western gathered white, 19M2ic.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK Sept. 5.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper. IL pep cent.
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business in bankers bills al s4.S3.25 for
sixtyday bills and at sf.Sso5 for dc
mand,
Commercial bills. s4.s2i-
Bar silver. 52qc.
Mexican dollars. Soc.
Government and railroad bonds. firm.
Money on call, steady. 2sG2s per cent.
ruling rate. II: offered at "a.
Time loans. steady: sixty days. 3M3l
ninety days, 3iM3i. six months. SSM3s.
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Chicago Produce,

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Close:
Buffers steady; crcamcries, oo0e5c;
daries, lSM22c.
Eggs-Firm: receipts. 764s cases; at
mark. cases included, 11d1oc: firsts, lie:
primo firsts, 1Sac
Cheese-Steady, daisies. t3im127c.
young Americas. 12A@l2ic. long horns,
lHAM139c.
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Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. Chose:
Flax, $2.65.
Barley, i5cM$112t.
Corn. No. . yellow. 6ac.
oats, No 3 white. i2AQ iSlc
Rye, No, ., Sic.
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ST. I,ouis Wool

ST. LOUIS. Sept, 5.-WooI, unchanged
Medium grades, combing and clothing,
lS.@2lc light fine, 1TGl9lc; heavy fine,
tAm15c: Tub washed. 25m30c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-06

eniess cured they sap the vitality
'o~er the vital resistance to moro
~ injection, Protect your chill.
sno Yourself by the prompt use
Ees Honey and Tar Componpd
"p'e its quick aud decisive results
songns' colds, Group. whoopiuo
| bronchitis aud affections Of the
IA chest and lungs it is an ever
! and valuable remedy. Sch,amm-
son Drugs, five stores.
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STANDARD COPPER
AGAIN OPENS DULL
Three-Day Holiday Results in
Little Change on the
Metal Market.
PRICE OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKETS

Copper (electro) 81. .50@l2.s21
Lead. New York 1890. .i5Mi.
Bar silver .,....e-s..,~-,~.... 52Rc
Silver in London ..-....-- "a 3-15d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-06

Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 80 Up
Main. We own our records.
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mon Colds Must Re TaLen oox

s"IcS Tor Tho day, 332.eOO shareE.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20
Stanton Residence Burns.

Stanton. Tex, July u Mon.
day night at II o'clock the resi-
dence Of K. l.. Henson was de.
stroyed by FIRE. Origin un-
known. Most Of the household
goods were also destroyed. Loss
about So. 600. Insurance 81, $50.
At 5 o'clock this morning a box
car loaded with alfalfa was
totally DESTROYED on the side
track hers. delaying passenger
train No. 4 for about two hours
or account Of varying the track.
Theodore Ferguson. OF STAN
ford. was a visitor in this part
of the country Friday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20

ing the week on the farm was
called to town Saturday on ac-
count of his wife's sickness.
Sam Dalmont made a trip to
Lubbock last week after lumber
for the Spade ranch.
Mrs. Brown and two children
of Coleman City, are the guests
of Mrs. w. G. hurry.
Mrs. Howell made a trip to
Lubbock Thursday.
Rev. VIM, of Plainview, filled
his regular appointment here
Sunday.
G.. M. Arnett, manager of the
Spade ranch, is having lumber
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20

Canutllo bridge, about thirteen
miles north Of this city, was
drowned this morning by falling
in the river.
Fifteen bridges are out on the
Mexico Northwestern Railway
between Juarez and Pearson.
and the Mexican Central is still
hampered by washouts.
The FL Paso and Southwestern
had a big section Of track washed
away eighty miles west Of this
city, but repairs of a temporary
nature have been completed.
The Santa Fe also had a bad
washout a few miles north, but
has made temporary repairs.
Reports received here indicate
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20
lett and Miss Annie L. Good.

nett and Miss Annie l.. Good.
Virgil Jones returned Sunday
from Plainview.
Charley Ayers returned the
first Of the week from Silverton
where he had been on a business
trip.
The ice cream supper at the
hurry School House was well
attended and about $45 was the
result. The proceeds go to help
pay for an organ for the Sunday
School.
Miss Annie Good returned Fri
day from Lubbock where she
spent several days with friends.
T. l.. Vaughn who was spend