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The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20
Rer,e.entatiye Mnnn Here.

Horace G.. Mann, stock grower,
minister, wolf hunter, politician and
representative Of Garfield couE,y in
the sta.e legislature. is here today
en- business matters. Rey.-Rep. Mann
IS a prominent citizen in several
ways m the neiEhbCrins county to
the north and he sayS that busin,s 5
conditions arc improving perceptlbly
n over his bRiliwick. He would
not talk pclitics or anything else
that smacRed Cf q senatorial cleo
tiun. .----
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THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT is IN THE
AIR-SANTA CLAUS

is going to deliver a great many use
ful gifts in tine form of rockers, writ
ing desks, shaving stands, beautiful
rugs, doll go-carts, ehildren's rockers.
music cabinets, etc. A large part of
them are from our store.
We still have a nice assortment left
to choose from at prices to meet the
present stringent times.
c. c. LAMB,
"The Furniture Man. "
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20
RiIcN Goes to Pen.

James Riley, who was sentenced
to "A term of from one to three
years in the penitentiary for stealing
a drum and jambourine from the
Salvation Army. was taken to Canon
City last night by Undersheriff Jeff
Watson. Riley is a dope fiend and
says that if he can get in the pen,
he may be able to reform. Watson
will retmr
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HOLLY! HOLLY!
Lots of Holly and Xmas wreaths.
GRAND FLORAL co.

Higher class of better paying en-
ployment than that of representing a
leading nursery company is not to be
had. If you are ambitious to better
your condition, the opportunity lies
before you in entering our employ.
Salem Nursery Co., Salem, Oregon.
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Able to Continue Journey.

Mrs. F. Reitz, who has been i'll in
this city for some time past. has
sufficiently recovered to continue
her journey to Chicago and left this
afternoon for that city, She has
been detained here for more than a
month.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

With box of Hill Tone writing
paper on my lady's desk. there is no
hunting around for sheet of paper
to answer that note which is usually
delayed in being answered, to hunt
up sheet OF paper and envelope 100
full sheets of finest quality and 100
envelopes with your name exquisitely
printed thereon, goes for S150. Or
ders taken until the 23rd
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

E FOR GIVING TO MEN. For faith
er. brother or friends, we have a
large assortment of the most attract
i've and acceptable gifts you could
possibly think of, and great many
that you would never think of unless
you saw our stock. For the lover of
good smoke" see our boxes of ci-
sars and all kinds of tobacco. You
mad thought of a good pipe We have
them, all kinds and grades. in the
6rier, Meerschaum and Calabash.
Come and See" Interstate Cigar
Co.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

RENTALS-If you have houses or
roms to rent, list them at our office.
We are on the main road. Caldwell
"ser Co., 43S Main Street.
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Today is short; Yesterday is gone
Tomorrow may never come. n you
have loved one you want to r6ftem-
ber, see US now.-C. c. Lamb, "TRe
r., ~niture Man"
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What IS nicer for a CHRISTMAS JEG'
sent than n nice rocker. mnEic or rec
ord cabinet or ladies' writing desItS
Crown Furniture Co., 33O-3IO Main
Street
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Two Shows Coming.

Gei Rich Quick Wanlneford" e.
January l., and Mutt and Jeff" on
January is, are two shows t1pt arc
6oote1 for the Parl, opera house
soon. pctE c"rry eauia-ert
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Christmas n NJ Tones The
s1.00 per dozen.
Did Reliable.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

For Christmas, get a Camera.
NJ, Jones has them.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

Hiudnuts Toilet Waters in holiday
packages, I5e. Quiss Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

church choir on Christmas eve, Dec
ember 22nd.
The program consists of an organ
solo. two very pretty anthems, solos,
duets and Quartettes, two fine read
ings two violin solos, a Christmas
carol and fine selection of full
choir music.
All are cordially invited to attend
TO share in these good things fol-
Christmas
w. ]. g. Henderson has decided to
run again to succeed himself as di-
rector in the Fruit Growers associa-
tion.
Count your many blessings. The
flies have gone except the very last
one and it stays lest we forget
Mr., Seymore was pleasant visitor
among us from Cleveland. Ohio, SELL
ing groceries.
Clyde Moffitt bought the finest
COW in the valley.
\ lot Of new folks have located
here this week from Nebraska bring
ing two car loads of stock and goods,
relatives of Mrs. S. B. Moffitt. They
have rented the Cactus Ranch and
expect to make it blossom for all it is
worth.
1rrs John Scharf and Ina May ar
rived from 10. ..eway via. CISCO ,.' TO
spend the winter with MI anu MI .
~, Terman, Monday
Mrs. Stuart thG daughter, Miss
Als'ud Balm and Mrs. Ishn wallace at
tehded church Sunday ana heard a
good sermon on Memory" by Or.
Fleischer. and a duet by Edna LIZ
and MI Erwin. The Congregational
i, chruch would make an ideal gymnas-
ium. not too warm for vigorous ex-
ercise
E. L. Page'from Clifton was a yis-
itor looking for fancy rooster. Our
Fruitvalc stock is ever the best. Come
and See.
Merry Christmas to all. especially
to the person who appropriated 20
pounds OF fancy porl, from our wagon
hitched across from ID. b. Bailey's
store. It was quite lift to acrry
unless TO transer TO a buggy near.
Moral: Watch your wagons, or
hi ch them 10 star (polieeman'sD
=. JoLes killed his pig Monday.
Juan SalaZaT left for Montrose
Sunday to visit his sitter. en- route to
spend Christmas with his mother in
Chameta. n. NJ.
Mrs. c. Nolin stayed Friday night
at Cactus Ranch and looks well since
recovering from typhoid.
Mrs. L. E. Dowell should have been
mentioned as one of the financial
supporters of Fruitvale Sunday
School.
d. a. Moore is buying hay from
w. c. Hahn and L. A. Edriss.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T. Taylor did their
Nmas shopping Saturday night.
The teams are again busy hauling
slack for the school grounds.
George La Grange is giving us all
taste OF his apple delicious and
red Bellflower and their names fit.
II. l.. Hin spent Saturday with Mr..
Pickens and family on Fruit Ridge.
Miss Lillian Karli is spending a
week with Mrs. E. B. Friedman.
Mrs. Seth McCarty and mother,
Mrs. Sinclair We're among the many
shoppers from Fruitvale Saturday
evening.
The Union Trading store was the
busiest in town Saturday night
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E. L. Page'from Clifton was vis-
itor looking for fancy rooster. Our
Fruitvalc stock is ever the best. Come
and See.
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A lot Of new folks have located
here this week from Nebraska bring
ing two car loads of stock and goods,
relatives of Mrs. S. b. Moffitt. They
have rented the Cactus Ranch and
expect to make it blossom for all 1t Is
worth.
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A., John Scharf and Ina May ar
- ,.a,, 'eway via. Cisco to
spend the winter with AZ "''
-. Terman, Monday
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Mrs. Stuart tha daughter, Miss
Mud Balm and Mrs. Jshn wallace at
tefded church Sunday ana heard a
good sermon on Memory" by Or.
Fleischer and a duet by Edna Lii
and Mr. Erwin. The Congregational
chruch would make an ideal gymnas-
ium. not too warm for vigorous ex-
erCiSe
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

Clyde Moffitt bought the finest
cow in the valley.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

Mr.. Seymore was a pleasant visitor
among us from Cleveland. Ohio, sell
ing groceries.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

The Union Trading store was the
busiest in town Saturday night.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

Count your many blessings" The
flies have gone except the very last
one and it stays lest we forget
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

Mrs. Seth McCarty and mother,
Mrs Sinclair We're among the many
shoppers from Fruitvale Saturday
evening.
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FRUITVALE NOTES.

For those why enjoy good Christ
mas music a treat is being specially
prepared by the Clifton Christian
church choir on Christmas eve, Dec
ember 22nd.
The program consists of an organ
solo. two very pretty anthems. solos,
duets and Quartettes. two fine read
ings two violin solos, a Christmas
carol and fine selection of full
choir music.
All are cordially invited to attend
TO share in these good things fol
Christmas
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20

Merry Christmas to ALL especially
to the person who appropriated 20
pounds OF fancy porl, from our wagon
hitched across from ID. b. Bailey S
store. 1t was quite lift to acrry
unless to transer to buggy near.
Moral: Watch your wagons, or
hi ch them 10 q star (polieeman'sD
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HOPEFUL MESSAGE TIC
SCALP SUFFERERS AND
MEN WHOSE HAIR is
THINNING.

Dandruff now-bald later The same
is true of scalp diseases. In fact bald
ness is scalp disease. The trouble
with the greasy salves and lotions, the
so-called dandruff and scalp cures you
have tried so far is that they dom Z do
anything but temporarily relieve the
itching and cake the dandruff so it
doesn Z fall until il is dried out again
Nothing can cure-really cure-such
troubles but real scalp medicine that
VIII Kill the germs causing dandruff
and scalp disease
- Learning from leading fellow drug.
gists throughout America that they had
found a whirlwind cure for dandruff.
eczema aud all diseases of the skin
and scalp. SCHRAMM JOHNSON,
DRUGS. FIVE STORES, on proving to
the laboratories compounding the treat
ment that it is the most prominent
drug store in this city secured the
agency for the remedy This remedy
is IEMO, the clean, liquid preparation
that kills the germ of disease, and
IEMO SOAP TO wash the scalp or skin
clear and clean Of the dandruff or
scale and by its antiscptic qualities
soothe and heal.
Sold and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere and in Salt Lake City by
SCHRAMM- JOHNSON, DRUGS, FIVE
STORES.
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RECORD DULL PERIOD
ON EASTERN MARKETS

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine. Webber & Co letter. Boston;
The market continued in the same state
of dullness today. n low record being
made for volume OF sales for five hour
day on the New York market. The sit
uation is so mixed with bulllsh and bear
ish factors equally important that specu-
lation has absolutely halted and il looks
as II the supreme court decisions would
have TO be awaited before the monotony
would be broken.
York; Although intense dulness was
the feature during the greater part Of
today's session, stlll the disposition gen
orally appeared TO favor Gommitmeints on
Norfolk were conspicuous for their
strength, and the action Of those two
Issues served to impart a better feeling
in the balance of the roster Market
wise, there was very little news OF i'm
portancc. and neither the Mexican nor
the Russian Chinese affairs excited very
much comment, Little Significance was
attached TO the fluctuations. today: but
II would not be at ali surprising should
the upward swing extend somewhat fur
thcr However. moderate profits should
not be ignored, as there are not as yet
anv indications OF the market having eN-
tricatcd Itself from the rut in which II
has remained for some weeks. We
rather favor purchase on any weakness,
particularly of Norfolk and Atchison.
which we regard as attractive from an
investment standpoint.
Gallagher says. New York The Cobalt
and Porcupinc stocks the active issues
today. Big market especially in the
Porcupines and growing lnrSer each
day Davis DAILY strong on Boston buy
inc American Tobacco and St1naDr ri
oil steady, with only few sales Tintics
very dull.
HornbIower letter. Boston: Sentiment
still bulIsh for null. but until more
definite trend established hy New York
market. little looked for In the copper
market,
Now York Sun SAYS: Nothing in par
tictilar or in general seemed 10 he re-
lntcd 10 the movements Of the days
stock market Business showed further
contract over light volume which pre-
vailed toward the end Of last week
Prices were quite firm, and all that the
traders had TO complain abou, was that
the swing of the market was becoming
narrower and slower. Changes from
SATURDAYS close were, until into the
afternoon. only fractional in most cases.
Aggressive frmness was displayed hN
Atchison and Norfolk & Western in the
railroad dcpartmpnt. and by Gas stocks
I'm Industrial quarters.
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WHEAT DROPS
TO LOW LEVEL
Liberal Receipts, the. Large
Worlds Shipments and Slow
Cash Demand Prime Causes.

CHICAGO. March 27.-Wheat today
dropped beneath any previous low level
touched this year. Sufficient reason was
found in the general rains. liberal re-
ceipts. ar~c worlds shipments and slow
cash demand. Closing prices were-steady
at &c 10 &c net decline, Latest figures
showed corn &c TO &c up, oats a shade
down to idic gain. and provisions 2tc
Off to 12a615c advance.
With rain or snow everywhere in both
the spring and winter wheat country, the
market for this cereal at no time sue
ceeded in rallying TO the point Where the
of fact. the most important recoveries
came. in the main. from shorts taking
prohts. although late in the day there
was a little commission house buying.
some talk OF high winds attracted at
tention but failed of serious effect One
bad report came from western Kansas.
was noted. have been confined To that
particular section. Much less even in
the way of comfort was gathered by the
bears from the worlds shipments figures.
The amount was more than five million
bushels greater than the corresponding
twelve months before. During the ses-
sion MAY ranged from sIec 10 sSl@SS9c.
and wound M at SSc. net loss Of &C..
Cash demand was little better for
corn and country offerings were light.
May fuctuated between f7lc and lSic;;
closing firm. 2dlc up, 81 iSsc, No, ,
yellow finished at 462MiT
In oats the principal feature was free
selling OF Nav against buying ot the Ge :
10 309c and closed at 3Olc. a net loss of
shade
Packers and stock ward houses were
credited with being buyers OF provisions.
The outcome on pork was l0@l2lc TO
l2AM l5c advance. "A gain OF a shade TO &c
for lard, and with ribs strung out from
2ic decline to 7Em1Oc increase in cost.
tNt~
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OF COPPER
SHOWS SMALL DROP
Electrolytic Quoted on the New
York Metal Exchange at
$l2.25 to S12.37 1-2.
PRICE OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARKETS



NEW YORK, March 21-Standard cop
per weak: spot, March. April, May and
June 1.10m11.S5. London. dull, spot
95a Is 3D. Futures. Esd los 3D. Ar
rivals reported AT New York today were
fifty tons. Custom house returns show
exports of lI.0S7 tons so far this month
Local dealers quote lake copper at $l2.3I5
m12.o0; clcctrolytic at $I2.25D12314; ;
casting, Sl2.00mi2.l2I.
Tln-Quiet. spot and March, $40. .90GH
~ 20; April, S40.75Mil.00: May. S40.65m
4oSS; June, s4o.5o@aO.75. London. firm;
spot, sIS6 los, futures. Else 5s.
Lead-Steady. N45m4.o0 New York:
N:27b@i.32i East ST. Louis. London
El3.
spelter-Easier s5.55m5.65 New York;
S5.45G15.55 East St Louis, London, Ea3
Antmony-Dull; Cookson's, s9.o0m9. 80
lron-Clcvcland warrants. AS I'D In
London Locally iron was quiet. No. !
foundry northern. $I5T50 l6,25: No. .
northern. No. southern and No.
southern soft, s15506 1926.
Closing Stock List.
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jiIIE MARKET
FIRM
ID, Hold Up in Spite Of the
Increasing Slo~ness OF
Trade.
|upRoAD NEWS GIVEN .a,,.,,
4 ESPECIAL ATTENIloN
IN, Relieved to Hold the Key
4 n the Present Financial
Situation.

,opx March 27.-lncreasins
~ most lines of trade is finding
fp's reflection in the staena'ion
'oAa ,,cr,akcn the securities mar
|fr = ,o,c of the market was firm
b '| tbe day with Increasing
u the afternoon. There was
1 ,,,srent reason for the the m'rhu, n, rou, ,
P ~ speculative activity In some
|fErh liant stocks Increased III the
h lmp nd Union Pacific, Canadian
nS Sorthcm Pacific. Norioik &
|,5lf Is.chjson. Baltimore & ONO and
|TfIn s,ocks closed with net gam
|fs wh, Ss,yinr on the railroads is re-
" ssnscial attention. as the roads
|s5ss,sysd 10 hold the key TO thc
|c = situation. as the period oil "a :
~, AZ new conditions ar1slnS
q, from their inability 10 increase
|if, ales n has now fairly begun. IN
|i..-.sction the February report OF
v,,Tmore G. Ohio is OF unusual sig
~ Although its gross earhinsS
4 n nTs,000. expenses were renuccu
sadiy that there was Sn1all IN :
- In net earnings Gross earnings
1. ,so,e are running up 10 or niue
-.-,n markets were somewhat ir-
~ ,i,boneh alarm as 10 the situa-
~. ,be far east was allayed by
cnorted decision TO yield to the
- - yqre steady. Total sales. par
n.ss. 600. United States bonds
/ = r>rhanEed ON call.
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IA 'sover!es by the use Of Eek
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r. pdst year / have gained
Id so ~ onl IN all weathcrs and
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gtfMane'se ee'S TO encourage others
f>atf Wgsyii Wssyii James w. Kanaly,
"a Bny ypia'ive cures Bronchitis
Ia raa.e'er, Throat and Lung
Won peI,c sale by SCHRAMM.
sye hoes' The Never Suhs,I.
s1rrs "s Storcs. and other lead :
tt vi, ASH for booklet Of c,ircd
<saa, pa % Eckman Laboratory
'or additional evidence.
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STANDARD OIL SAID
TO BE IN san JUAN

Reports had II on Monday that engi-
necrs on the Standard oil company :
staff arc looking over the San Juan
oil field. and that they are accumulat-
Ing options on several Of the likely look
Ing claims there This matter lacks
confirma ton. especially since such
thing usually is not considered Standard
OIL policy. The company usually gets
interested after field has been de-
veloped.
II is taken for granted that the only
reason tho policy is being altered in this
case, should the reports be true. is that
the San Iuan oil is the richest 10 he
found anywhere. There is n demand for
such a high gasoline product that it, is
not supplied even partially at any point
Of the western hemisphere.
The company may he taking the san
Juan field as seriously as its numerous
friends claim is logical.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the Of
flee of the City Recorder Of Eureka City.
Utah. until s o'clock p. m. on the l4th
day of April. 1911, for the construction
OF i Jail building 10 be erected in Eu-
reka City. State of Utah. Instructions
to bidders. together with plans and
specifications. covering the entire work
and forms for contract and bond may be
obtained upon application at the office
OF The city Recorder OF said Eureka City.
Juab county Utah.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the City Council of Eu-
reka City Utah. r. w. REDMOND.
City Recorder of Eureka City.
Eureka city. Utah. March 92. 1911:
First publication, March 24th, 1911
Last publication. April 14th. 1911.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Flour. quiet
and about steady; oRa Receipts. le''oo bar
Wheal-Spot. irregular; No. rcd: a3s
elevator and 9isc {. o. b: alloai; No.
northern Duluth, S,105b {. o. h. afloat.
Futures market was ouiei. but prices
were lower under liquidation due 10 pre-
cipitation in the northwest favorable
crop reports on winter wheat and poor
ca sh demand, closing sc net lower. May
closed al a5Ic; July closed at 9isc. Re
ceipts. 5s. 400 bushels, shipments, 222, :
3l6 bushels.
Hops-Steady,
Tlides-Unsettled.
Petroleum-Stcady.
Wool--Quiet.
Raw sugar easy. ascavados ~ test.
>. 42c: moIasses sugar, 81 test, BIC. re-
fined uuict
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ASSESSMENT NO. S.

Columbus Consolidated Mining. com
ness rooms 2Oi-5 Judge building. Salt
Lake City. Utah. Notice is hereby given
that at meeting OF the board Of dlreo-
tors of the Columbus Consolidated Min:
Ing company. held on the End day OF
March, a. D. 1911. at the office OF tho
corporation. rooms 20l-2 Judge building
Salt Lake City. Utah. an assessment
of ten cents per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation is
sued and outstanding payable on or be-
fore April 4. 1911 to S. a: Whitney, sec
retary and treasurer OF the company, at
the office Of the CORPORATION, rooms 20l-2
Judge building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall not be paid on or previous to April
4. A. d 1911 shall be Delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction ON
Monday. the lst day OF May. a. d. 1911.
and unless payment is made before shall
be sold on that day at 10 o'clock a. m.
to pay the DELINQUENT assessment there
on together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
s. A WHITNEY.
Secretary and Treasurer Columbus Con-
soldated Mining Company.
Office. Rooms 20l-9 Judge Building.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. c218
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Eyaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Evaporated
apples. firm. with small offerings. On
the spot fancy are quoted al lac: choice,
1910: prime. l3c.
Prunes-Firm. quotations range from
SG,l3c for California up 10 3O-a0s; ana
1rNs121c for Oregons from pos 10 sos.
Apricots- demand light Choice
l27Gi l3c. extra choice. 13s@ l33c; fancy,
Psarbns-IrnsettIed owing 10 more lib
cral offerings on gtoods which came in
by wafer a, low freight rates. but the me
market is steady. Choice, Law'4c' extra
choice 72mStc: fancy. sim9c.
Raisine-SIow, steady. Loose musca ,
teis. sMeJc; choice TO fancy seeded: 81
a7lc: sccdlcss. 47M6c. London layers
Il ipM a.
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CONTRACT LET FOR
PUMPING AT COLUMBUS
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Trlbune.
SANDY. March 27-Accordins TO word
which reached here today. the contract
for pumping tho wafer out OF the Co
iumbus mine has been let. Two months
ago tho pumps used in the mine were
totally submerged. and since that time
the property has been partly filled with
water Contracting narties have arrived
AT Alta with a new set OF pumps, and
Immediately upon their installation. Will
begin the work Of clearing the mine
Superintendent Al Jacobson says mat
by this method the mine can he cleared
and active work begun I'm mining the
beds OF orc which have been under
water for so long.
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Conference Rates.

For April, 1911, conference. reduced
rates will be made from various Oregon
Short Line points. From stations north
of Ogden to Spencer, Ida, tickets on
sale April 3 to 8, inclusive, limited
to April l5. From Ogden and points
south, April 3 to 0, inclusive, limited
to April 12 International aviation
meet, Salt Lake, April to 10, inclu.
sive. See agents for rates and further
particulars.