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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
OHIO MAY ACQUIRE
MASCOTTE TUNNEL

A substantial owner OF Ohio Cooper
stock OF Salt Lake City, who has held
persistently to his shares during the lean
years. had an explanation on Thursday
which seems logical at least In view OF
the postponed session OF the board o!
directors The board was TO meet or
Wednesday, but the meeting was put
over until next week. The Salt Lake
stocltholder In question believes that In
the interim some arrangement may be
made whereby the Ohio Copper company
may acquire the transportation tunnel
through which the ores OF the mine are
brought TO the mill at Lark.
This stockholder said:
The Ma scotte tunnel is heavily
bonded. and ] understand that the
bonds are held rather cheaply. The
Ohio Copper COMPANY should own the
tunnel. and | hear that there is an
effort being made for the company
to acquire the tunnel by the ex-
change Of bonds of the Ohio Copper
company for the bonds of the tunnel
and transportation company
Without the Ohio Copper property
producing. the tunnel would be with
out occupation and income. and
without the tunnel the Ohio Copper
company would be compelled to make
new and expensive arrangements for
getting the ore 10 the mill. which
might prove impra ctical owing TO the
expenses involved The welfare of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
JESSE KNIGHT MAKES
VISIT INTO NEVADA

One OF the heavily interested outside
investors in Nevada. Jesse Knight OF the
knight Investment company. Provo,
Utah. Is making an inspection OF ms
mining propertIes-the Aurora Conson-
dated and the Lucky Boy Consolidated
in which he Is making expenditures not
far from q million dollars Development
work is going ahead on a big scale IN
both properties and large mill Is IN
course Of erection at aurora.
Mr. Knight also owns e controlling IN
terest In the Western Ore Purchasing
company. a one-half interest in the Trent
filter patent and a number OF ranches
in eastern Nevada. His start toward big
success In business came at middle age
He owned a ranch and made a big thing
from q silver and lead mine at Tlntic,
Utah. Within few months he sold his
interest in power company Tor S2.-
500. 900 cash.
Knight became interested in the
Trent filter for cyanide shines when
Walter z. Trent endeavored 10 secure its
installation at Aurora, and he now owns
controlling interest In the Knight
Trent Filter company. This is his first
trip here since he invested heavily In
western Nevada.-Tonopah Bonanza.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
THOMPS PSON-QU|NCY
IN SPLENDID SHAPE
Company Following Its Ore
and Shipments Are More
Than Paying Expenses.

Reports from the Thompson Quincy
property arc decidedly encoura ging and
those knowing the proposition assert that
there Is more ore in sight at the present
time and the prospects are brighter than
ever before. The officials OF the COM
pany have maintained a conservative
course throughout the past year or more
and there Is little 70 be had from au-
thoritative sources. but from what can
be learned everything IS moving along
as smoothly could be desired. The
company is more than meeting all Its
operating expenses. in spite OF the fact
that there are not more than six men
working In ore.
II is the policy of the management TO
several points there is satlsfa ctory
showing. The report for the week end
Ing August II. IL is understood. stated
that IN the east drift from the west raise
with TWO and one-half feet OF tlrst-class
shipping rock. which has been demon
strate for six feet above the drift. This
ore is continuing nicely.
The east drift from the east raise is
showing eighteen inches Of first class
shipping grade, while the balance OF the
face is composed OF trst-class mill ore.
The west drift from the west raise Is
wholly composed OF good milling grade.
On the Nth OF the month the company
shipped fortytwo cars Of first class ore.
which lot is now in process of settle
ment on the local ma rket and through
out the week ending August II there were
taken out eighty-one cars OF milling
ore and eight cars of first class shipping
ore.
This condition. shareholders will agree,
is most encouraging, and they Will agree
with the mana cement that the safest and
most satisfa ctory course Is to pursue the
ore now showing. with the chances very
favorable for the ore making out into
large and permanent ore bodies typical OF
The Park City district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
EAST CHANNEL IS
GOOD FOR DRAGON
Iron Blossom Opening Near
South Boundary Large
Body of New Ore.
EXTENDS INTO DRAGON
Development Work Soon to
Begin Should Bring Out
Big Returns.
EXTENDS INTO DRAGON

The outlook at the Dragon Consolidated
property has been frightened materially
during the recent development OF what
is known as the east ore channel OF the
Iron Blossom property, the Dragon ad-
1oining the Iron Blossom on the south.
This east channel gives promise OF open
Ing into something az substantial for the
Dragon as Il is proving for the Iron Bios
SON.
|, will he recalled that several months
ago the Dragon management began de-
'veloping the west or main Iron Blossom
No. shaft. Good sized bodies of mill
ore were found for considerably over 1000
fec. on this level. connections being maoe
bv way OF the 300-foot level OF the Black
Jack property with the far southern
work. The milling ore developed I'm this
work will become available upon the com
nletion Of the custom mill now being
erected by the Jesse Knight Interests at
Silver City.
worked southwardly on the east channel,
the trend was turned slightly 10 Lhe
southeast due. perhaps. 10 the iect Una
at the line between the Iron Blossom aHo
Dragon there was break. The iron
Blossom work Is being done on the 5oo-
foot level and raise is oelns driven ia
ore which for some distance was nve sets
IN width. This ore runs we'll In silver,
gold and lead. At the Dragon line the
ore narrowed TO two sets, due, unoues
tionably TO the existence of the break At
The Dragon mana cement has raised 2oo
feet from the old drift along the ives.
channel at point approximately 1000
feet south OF the northern Dragon line;
and crosscut was sent TO the east untli
a vein ftty feet In width. and contalnins
only low-grade material. was encoun.
tered The point where this vein was
tapped. 1000 feet south OF the line, ap-
pears directly In line with the east enc n
mel opened at the line. and douo.less
eventually will prove the same Wheh
work connects the two points.
There seems. therefore, splenaIa
chance for the Dragon COMPANY 10 open
n new source of mineral OF good grade IN
the territory above described, and word
that this development is being prosecuted
will be decidedly good news for the many
Salt Lake stockholders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
BEAR ELEMENT DOES
MOST OF THE SELLING

James A Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine. webber & Co, Boston,
Slightly lower prices today were caused
by lack OF interest In market and rurnors
OF more extensive crop damage Tae
selling comes almost entirely from bears
and tired out longs who hope TO get out
and buy In cheaper. Everyone has been
pessimlstic so long that they cannot see
that conditions have changed; II Is tne
history OF every prolonged decline that
prices hang around bottom figures Tor Il
long time before they start on any SUB
stantial rally All anyone needs Is conn
dence and patience aud courage 10 ouy
now 10 make big profits
Logan &. Bryan. New York. rket
displayed q saggng tendency throughout
the days session and. judging by The ac-
ket the disposition Is becoming rather
pronounced on the part OF holders OF that
class Of securities 10 reduce long lines.
The grengers were under pressure which.
seemingly. was a reflection OF the various
crop damage reports which have been
circulated for quite some time. toT
TO maintain its strength and yielded with
disposed 10 liquidate American issues
| which. perhaps as much as anything else
"dS TeSpoHSlole lol tue ucSiiilpS tsiioOh
cies today. and In addition those interest Is
which have been quite conspicuous fol
their activities on the buying side did not
seem inclined TO tender very aggressive
support Market acted today though
! a somewhat lower range OF prices would
be witnessed temporarily
| Gallagher. New York.-Today mar
ket fairly active. with Standard OF
stocks featuring group. Prairie lead witt
an advance OF about 10 points and. closing
| 33S. bid strong. Cigars held firm, closing
with sales at 92a. after a slight decline
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the beard OF
commissioners OF Salt Lake City, Utah,
OF the intention Of such board OF COM
missioners to make the following de-
scribed improvement to-wit;
Constructing and laying sewer lateral
Of first class vitrined pipe ten Q0)
Inches In diameter in Eleventh East
street between Ninth South street and
Yale avenue and constructing and lay
Ing sewer lateral Of vltrlfed pipe eigh,
(S) inches IN diameter in Yale avenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Mining Notes.

Henry w Doscher has returned from a
vacation on the coast
l.. E Ritter has returned from a visit
to the Tlntic properties In which he is
interested.
E. c. Davies OF ". II. Child 6 Co
leaves Saturday for a visit to several Ne
vada mining camps.
At Thursdays meeting of the drecto-
rate Of the Prince Consolidated. Il. l.
Godbe was appointed general manager
and Murray c Godbe assistant general
manager OF the property. Murray c.
Godbe will take cbage of the company S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Sill YER KING STOCK
THURSDAY FEATURE

The stock OF the King Consolidated
company was the principal feature on
the local exchange yesterday, and 1000
shares sold from s1.65 to $1.75 share.
The market generally was unaltered 9TH
erwlse the total sales of ZOO shares Of
stock having g market value OF s4072 so,
There were two sales among the unlist-
ed shares. Thompson Quincy going for 27
cents a share, and Tintic Standard for Sd
cents share,
The following were the closing transao-
tions:
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estimated at sixty y AL AZ y, y,
eighty nine and s,A,9;a, ,H9a'a,. Z,
lars. OF which sum ;I ~ w
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thousand seventy.,,sos'n Sos'n
sas.E eas ~ dollars to bar b ~; :. I
sessEnent- 'H
an protests and ob,...,.
Ying out OF such ,pt,,s.si ,pt,i'
sented In writing, i,sux si,a..x I
block. or description 'S,, ~ - -
|. city recorder on Or 49,
OF September, 1919 sI,sM IN : [
said board Of comuississ.ci omis y |
near and consider sucs ~
Jsct!ons as may 90 r..aI
By order Of The ban n y y
Of Salt Lake CITY j-,s9S
Dated June rs. islt
NOBLE wARRGN n.
Pavlng extension No ~ ~
FIRST publication 49,. y |.
. Last publication s.uIs-,.
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GOLD CHAIN MAKING
DIVIDEND PROGRESS

Advices from Tintic are to the effect
that the Gold Chain officials should find
little difficulty in meeting dividend ex-
pectations soon. for the body OF copper
gold and silver ore on the 700-foot level
Is holding out IN splendid manner
This ore assumed fine proportions about
two weeks ago, and 1t still retains all It's
attractive characteristics, Regular ship
ments are coming from this body.
The last dividend of this company was
paid last May, calling for cents a
share. The total Gold Chain dividends
to date amount to $780, 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
At the Orpheum Arch

The Orpheum Arch is the most con.
spicuous sign in town-everyone knows
about il. If your office was IN the At
las block you could advertise sat the
Orpheum sign" in the Atlas block, and
you would be easily located A few
desirable offices in the Atlas block arc
for rent reasonably. Apply room all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22

both the mine and tunnel there
fore is one and the same. With the
Ohio company owning the tunnel, the
chances arc favorable for the tun-
mel bondholders securing greater
value for their interests than they
now enjoy while such ownership
would remove ono adverse factor In
the Ohio Copper conpenys AFFAIRS
which has been as much enpha sized
as anything connected with the COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Ore and Bullion,

The ore and bullion report for Thurs
day given by Mccormick G. Co, was a!
follows; ore received s26l,0 900; bullior
shipped. $4,000: total. $685. ,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Ore SHIPMENTS.

The Utah Ore Sampling company ol
Thursday released Z cars OF ore from
Utah, and 1 car from Colorado camps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
STOCKS, BONDS,
GRAINS, PROVISIONS,
COTTON.
James A. Pollock & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
is9 South Main Street (HeraId Bldz)
Salt Lake City.
Direct Private Wires TO ali Markets
Duplex System-One Relay to New York
and Boston
Correspondents Members all Exchanges
Stocks Carried on Liberal Margins Spe-
cialists In hountain States Telephoue g.
Telegraph.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22

FORENOON SALES.
Csriss. 100 at 5sc
Wilbcrt. 500 at i05c. 1000 at 9sc.
shares sold 1900.
Selling value. 1888.
OPEN BOARD.
Cedar -Talisman, 1000 at &C.
Shares sold. $500.
Selling value. s257.5o.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack. 500 at SIC.
Daly-Judge, 100 at s6.45.
Emerald. 1000 at SC.
May Day. 1000 at SC.
Prince. 100 az 3lic.
Shares sold. 200.
Selling value. sSi2.
OPEN BOARD.
Silver King Consolidated. 500 at sl6
200 at S167i; loo AT sl.70: 400 at S1.T2
800 at s1.75.
CedsrTalisman, 1000 At 1c.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 36c.
Shares sold, 1900.
Selling value, $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Boston Mining Stocks,

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
YAMPA SHELTER is
PLACED ON MARKET I

Word Is received from the east that
the Yampa smelter has been offered for
sale. which effecually settles the ques-
ton frequently asked In regard to the
company's intentions Of resuming smelt-
ing operations. The Yampa smelter Is
located In Bingham Canyon. 1t was
constructed in 1904. and enlarged In 1906
to a daily capacity OF 1000 tons.
The plant for several years was In op-
eratlon on the low-grade copper ore OF
the property In Bingham, but upon the
negotiation Of q smelling contract with
the American Smelling & Refining COM
pany the plant was closed down, and 1t
has remained idle TO date. AT one time
the Yampa was one of the largest cop
per ore producers Of the west. but the
more recent policy OF the company has
been to cease wholesale mining that
smaller but more valuable tonnage might
be secured at a profit.
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Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Thursday
posted by Mccormick & Co, were as fol-
lows: Silver. 59ic; lead. si.5S 1-3; cop
per. s15.4Ti
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22

New York Mining Stocks.
James a. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Nevadas IN San Francisco.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
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0ruxb.is.ntbums. 6spotbefen

German Roiiman an Central 9lor.
ipooo .. uno g. o., $1,000.
Rihorp 2amb an Soutbsru Sbio
g. uno z. Comp, $500.
Charles Wt. S,oIter on 9lsn6aIe 9.
unb 8. u. Comp, $4,000.
Benjamin Seuu an aroIlman s.
Npdoff, SITS.
gmeIia aeppert on 9urn.t Woeos
9. unb 2. Comp. $2500.
Carrie gtees an Gmmo Diti6gtr.
5000.
5rant Rsib on college 5iu g. unD
3. Co., $3.50.
| CLARA 2app an Rprthpsiiern 3. II.
6. 60. $500.
SuIbn aring.I al Sarrp Didman
II. a., 1859.
5iaac WoB on Glsoelonb 9. u. Co..
$500.
Gtbsl german on SbaronpiIls g.
unb g. 60. $3.50.
TisIslbs on 5oparo 8orman. $3.50.
5eIen Z. 8trboes u. u. on proois
bent Sapinss y. uno z. Comp.
$35, 900.
eps Suss an SObn O. grOyierman,
$500.
8etilsts 5npotb beten.
50. W. Shrinsr an qrcoioent
2oau &C., $500.
WiGIiam 8. 9am.s on GlsnDaIe
3. une 6. u. Comp, $1,000.
Ste Stsrn on Soutbern O5io ga
pings gant Comp. $500.
glisabeth 9ron an Rorihtpsittrn ..
uno e. Comp, 5000.
Wlarcus IrdniIin an Scutb:rn
Ohio &. unb Z. Comp, $4,000.
SuIius GIitepis an Dm. 8,
gdIbipin. $2110.
fyrant Reib on GolIeee 5il 6. uni
g. Co., $1,000.
Barbara asim on Rorth Gdir'
mount aoeal g. unb .. Comp. $125C
Nm. 5ersoriesman on Title U. Il
T. Comp. $400.
sbeo. Risisnbus an GbaronrS. u
6. Co., $1,000.
Charlotte 6. 3err on dragon q
unb 8. Comp. Qo. 2, $1100.
Otto aopp an gosis e. unb 6. u.
$1,000.
glisab.th Rumfep on Brighton
n.srrcyv gpg 8CnOO
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.2ofal yeridt.
Die Ztrafcnbabn 1rage.
Superintendent Sigelolp mil nit ailsr
Strait aff NnnalImr iriner sSe.
ieBporlnae binarbtisen.

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Ter aroft nnf annobme ieiner 0eieR'
portage liuarbeiicn. iuoonrda oer5rcls
brlci Dor Cincinnati StraBeflbnllns
8eitnif,aft lpi0erruien iperoen lcu.
soerr 9'iaeloip gob seiiern iiber ieinsr
Observation-Disclosures GrtInrniig ab:
sd iperor ean5 encrgiif bic. 9tl
snm Nioerruf Oes 1reibrieis Der
lrnctinn.BeielIid,oit loroeru. I'd, DIN
ia ocln GniidItlij gcfontrieu, Der 8crs
Iage slrren0ements anSitbdngen.. ore
idl ais SiippIementarbiils beablidti9f
boife. I'd, babe felite RadNnIttnl nit
benz N2nnor cine aorieren3 get'nbt,
lpil mid, aber jest nid,t in TetallS
einloiieti, mas in oieier aonieren3 &C.
iprodlen tpuroe. (Se5.) Serbert Z.
9tgeIo,p."
Ter erip1hnfen aonieren5 ,DonFlte
nud, Stnotdnfunlt geitmnn bei.
Sunt imo Nettnlon iud)tcn giaeloip
beareiflidl su MAIDEN. oaB Die gSeg.
nnhme zines ssreihriefs ober Die seii.
lidpe gearen5ung eines iolfen aiif
aIIe 0ffentlifeH aorporntionen i'm
1taate gnnenoima iinbeH iollte. giiI-
beroem icIlieH and) Die er,porbensr
Gigenfhusisredie beriiiiid,tigt tper-
Oen.
giaeIoir flat in ie.nem aarlpf ae.
nen Die Traction 80. ohne :3lueifei
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GeriamInInua pen 9iiraern i'm Sotel
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nahmc gigelcip's aonS energiid, cut.
aeheiben nuo eiH aomnnitiee ernnnnt
mlirhe. INN cine orgauliirie llnterltils.
una Der gigeloip'ifen 0eiesporlaae
berbeiSnfiIhren.
9ssie - heiBi. lit Die Traction so.
seipiat. ihrcn Treibriei freirpilIig llii.
;uaeben imo eilten seitIih besrenstcn
,srelbrief su atjeptiren. Gabei ioa Der
9tad'aeoonfe obIrnIien. SaB bic Slao-
ole Strosenbabn oereinit in eiseuelt
geirieb nim.nf.
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Yeripnals sNuti3en.

Sn isintr Dohnuns, Rp. 53S On
2ibsrip Sirabs. III esit,rH Worgsn
9trr 6 barlss ]. u bel bsr ieii
pislen Sabren an Der Weli 6. Sirabe
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nebenbei au1 in Der oemoiratiiheH
gariti sine krporrassnoe Role ipisiis.
i'm 4lttr pon As Sabrtu elmer aungtns
entsiinoung srleasn. 9roB isiner pos
IiiiIhen 5boiisieii mar sr nur sinmdl
aanbibai fir Elm 4mi uno sipar Dor
bier ssabren, ais sr Gdnoioa. fir
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uno brei e,sihpiitsr bint,rldbi, fpiro
ON Wlititpoh Dormittag um 9 llhr
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unb abignil Sirab.. aus 3ur lsstsn
Ruhe osIsitst perb<n. Der Dudporih
Club, in ipsltem sr ieit Sahrtn pas
2lmt zines Tireiiors betIeibste. ipirb
in einer beuts iiattfinoeno,n D.riamHs
lung 8abrtuhtrdssr srnsnnsH.
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Got Ro. so in Rontins llnterabtb., an
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Q. mob,'s llnterabtb. on Robs Ctr
81.
WiIIidm $. Ghatfielb an ssrant 3
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@illinm 6. 9roipne Ii. u. on Gtbsl
(3prmon, 5heiI oerlelben Got: 81.
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entil 2orenb. 45 BET 120 s5.,5, an Der
lgtoroiuelt.Gde Der 8iue nnb Gmicl
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oasieIbe Gigenthum: ST.
glarn Il. 8rennon OH anna qeIlen
% bel 300 Sub. on Der Siibieite Der
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portA's eiaenfhum: ST..
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q bci - ,Siib, an Der @aluut CTR,
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Ibe grodrann potierp SO. ar
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re Gadlt oui 1861 bel 200 sSirB au
Der norolidlen Seite BON 9ihmone
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StraBe; lohrlihe Dhethe $500, mil
benz gnfni,isredlt An S25, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27
Observation-Disclosures

Gintinrldtt, 70. sJdHuoy.
o. W. StiIes an DitIiam grosomp.
g Sabre a.ais auf GO 'SquGr. poIes
am Ohio Rip<r, betannt ois bic Maris
len Gnrm, Wietbe $500 mi. benz 4n.
toufsreht fur $1400.
George z. poor, 4Dminiitraior, an
psorIe 90. Sam.s. Cots 80. 7 unb I
in 9bomas Sobni.ons uniercbibeiIung
in glenbale. $500.
pearie 80. Games an gbaries W,
Salier. baH.lbe gisentbuH. $3.50.
Jreberid Dun.er an amelia aepptrs.
26 bsi 106 Sub an Der Giioieiie Don
Sbi[ito Ctr, 33 Gub oftliA Don goen
4ne. 81.
Qorb College 5iu Realtp Go. an
Waseie 8. anollman, Got Qo. 437 In
DbiO aanb onb Smpr. 90. llnterubtb
81.
Sobn 5absr on Worp Ruebl. 1beil
bon Cots SO. % unb % In 6. d
Cartons gfioie. 81.
Joiepb 6. 7bism an JOftpbiue6un
Rontratt, bas grunbffiid 1878 Blu
9fod Ctr. fir $1,000 81 pertmsfen.
Jobn WluelIer an 9be Jobn D2ueBel
Co., Cots 80. 2, 8, 4, 5 unn 8 In
Jobn Wueasr's llntsratfR IN Rod
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