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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11
Cotton Market
Escaped After Fifteen Years,

NEW YORK. Jan i0.--Cotton closed
irm and TO &c points net higher.
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bern Pacific Firm.

.sfn Pacific stock was distinctly
R1Hg the entire day, From a
point OF view the stock looks
3 and there is growing belief
Pc delnY In the plan for segreGa-
l work TO the benefit OF Southern
stockholders. There is appar-
short interest open in the mar
\ Is understood that Union Pacific
|flTe upward OF $4,000, 900 OF It's
"a Pacific TO that company In pay
Iof the Central Pacific. An an
:sIeut 10 this effect is looked FOR
7g Is unnaturally easy. considering
':n23d that still exists Tor funds
4 further engagement OF ST.
Bold Tor export tomorrow wa s
'eeo, The known movements OF
indicate that the banks VIII snow
u addition 10 surplus account in
pSs statement. 1t Is proba BILE.
~ mat bond transa ctions and
OF bank shares may be reflected
slatement, Several new ISSUES
psctso 10 be announced at the be-
Oh The week. Traders are In
10 await the meeting OF the SUI
court on Monday and are looking
tlling on the Minnesota rate case.
iavorable decision be rendered,
a Undoubtedly stimulate builish
y 10 The stock market. A favor-
-selson ia expected.
Closing Stock List.
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ASSESSMENT NO. s.
Ask q Customer. -

FIldcr Nevada Copper company. Prln-
cipal place OF business. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Location OF mines. Lander county.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the board OF directors Of the
Hider Nevada Copper COMPANY held on
the 18th day OF November, 1912. assess
ment No, ; OF one-halt Cd cent per
share was. levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation issued and outstand-
Ing, payable Immediately to the secre
tary at his Office. care OF McCornlcls &
Co. bank, corner First South and Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday, tho goth
day OF December. 1917, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before. viii
be sold on Saturday. the 1Ith day of
January. 1913. at 4 o'clock p m. at the
secretary's otnce, 10 pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs Of advertising and expense OF sale.
JNO. J. MORRIS. Secretary.
First publication November 22. 1912.
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AZ meeting of the directors OF the
Hlder Nevada Copper company. held at
Mccormick & Co.'S bank on Wednesday.
the 18th day OF December. 1912 the date
OF delinquency for the payment OF as
sessment No. 8 was extended from be-
cember go, 1912. 10 Wednesday, the 25th
day OF February, 1913.
JNo. j. NORRIS. Secretary.
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RANGE on THE LEADING rUTUREs
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were rs follows: Rye.
No, ., sc,GI; Barley, feed or mixing.
50W55c. fair to choice mailing, 54064c.
Timothy, S393. 90: clover. s1O@l975; pork.
S1LSisn1S; lard, $3.50; ribs. So.12l09S7s.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances wheat and flour So0.-
600 bushels. Primary receipts. ,O53, 900
bushels, against 100000 a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat.
90 cars; corn. go cars: oats, 1863 cars;
hogs 5000 head
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e Tor The day. 100000 shar res,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-07-31
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

H. H. Tracy was u North Troy sun
day.-The baseball nine from North Troy
played the local nino here SATURDAY.
North Troy winning to g. \ large del
cgation from North Troy came To Sc.
tho game. T. Han AND family have
returned from Vancouver q. C.-Mr and
Mrs. Asa Buckley, who have been visit
Ine his parents, Mr.. and Mrs PAU
Buckley, returned SUNDAY 10 Wurccs-
ter, Mass, whore they reside AIR.
Buckley is manager of the Texas on
cmpany's business i'm that city.-A. n.
Gardync of Brownlngtou is in town as
sistng at g. y. Gardyucs store Mrs.
Fred Gilmore and children Of Provi-
donce. Il. l., are visiting I'm town.-G. f.
Ladd Of Rchford was In town the first
of the wcek-The funeral Of Mrs How
ard Lumbra, who died suddenly. was held
Friday at the Catholic Church ana was
very largely attcndod.-E 5 Wright is
at work at the villtSe assisting the Trout
River company in taking their annual
inventory
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wcck.-Misses Irene and Nina Sn,ad loft
SATURDAY for Roston.-Mrs Alan Sandi-
land and two children OF Montreal. who
have been week In the family Of r.
" Tow,c. returned home Frlday.-b =.
Hart is moving to Montgomery, where
ho has purchased a place and VIII COM
duct a barber shop, pool room and NOV
ing picturcs.-A. =. Leach went to Bur
.ington Saturday for few days James
X. Porlcv, who Is employed by tho Citl-
zons Telephone company in Morr!sviilc.
was at his homo here over sunday
Marrarot P"rleN Saturday returned from
Cambridge where she has been for the
past W'ck.-ft. {. Hadd returned Satur-
lay from 81 Adams where he wai OPP
rated ON two weeks ago for APP
''n'l'''S' n' is IMPROVING
NIr''H'h'h'7 ar" DOING na'" ny me
S"hdaF ScnooI Oh th' M''"odISt EP'S'"-
PAL Nh"r'h 10 ho'd pl'h.' AT h'''ISIue
'aiHP ti""h" N"F"St d. or II mat nay
sho"Id prove nhiaNofao'e' 'n' daE io"oW-
l"F' "' "'"'I 9'"oo'S Oh '"o "Nn VIII
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N'''II ha'' I''"'h'' 10 '"S'"" "tte'
P'SSInE " "''N III '"' ''n''N I'll w" MIR
MISS Laura n owe returned H"'-
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SWANTON.

EmulatinE Windsor in AN effort to
increase the production of corn and
potatoes. the Swanton Board of Trade
has offered an attractive list of prizes
for "A corn and potato contest with "A
corn show In October Windsor
movement i'm this direction has been
a gerat success in increasing the pro-
duction of farm products and in en-
couraging better and more scientific
methods The third annual corn show
at windsor last fall was attended by
f. r. Bradley, president of the Swan,
ton board of trade, as "A representa-
tive of the organization for the pur-
pose of observation. ON Mr.. Bradley's
favorable report Swanton held a series
of meetings addressed by Secretary
Ilurd who Is the executive head OF
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the windsor county undertaking, Com
missioner of Agriculture Brigham of
st. Adams and r. H. Moran of Bur
lington, agricultural expert and
others. canvass was made among
the farmers by Mr. Moran and a large
number OF young farmers went into
the corn ana potato contest, the French
canadian farmers particularly showing
much interest Ihere are two classes.
me farmers class open TO any man
over 10 years ora ana the boys class
open TO any boy or girl not over Is
N'"'s " 'H'' ne premium list covers
~ '''SSc7 WI" 'hreo cash prizes in
'a'n '''SS' ''nElhE from 81 to $40.
"'. "o''.l H'9''S t"e corn ana potato
paw '''' ~ '"' ,"' ''"S contestants, oc-
''' ~ '"N''o am" encourage the
~ '""NIoI with list
n 81 'Il"rhlalioh re
,, ~, a.. ,, 80 mas heeh
,a,,,.. ,ii',.tt',,.,, W ''""e ana Is
,o,,. 49,. ~,
80. 20 .,,,i ,.',.. ,'''N'"E on the
oa. s..f. rlr 49, III '''' ,'i'"NIhE OF
- , ., vi procuring
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RICHMOND.

The body Of Edgar Townc of Bellows
Fails who was killed Saturday night IN
an automobile accident was brought here
Monday afternoon. accompanied by his
Wifo and brother, Bert. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock at
IN" home Of his brother, Ira Mr.. Towne
who formerly lived here. was IS years
Old Tic was the youngest son of tho late
Mr. and Mrs Albert Towuc.-Gcurge
Shand and Miss Regime Shaud arc in
Noyam L. O., visiting rclatvcs-Mrs
Holmes of Charlotte is visiting at the
homo of Or and Mrs. j. j. Ross.-Mrs
Leonard and Master Leonard Donahue
are guests Of Mrs Lcouards daughter
I'm Troy y. Y.-Miss Grace Norton OF
burliucton is the euost of Or and Mrs.
j. j. Ross
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Mary Hamilton of Fairfax is
tho guest of Mrs. A. O. Bowen Miss
Jessie Guttcrson of Springfield has
been a guest of the Misses Edith Gates
and Helen whitney for "A few days
Miss linda Hopkins who has been
teaching i'm Montana, arrived home
Monday night for the summer Vaca-
tion-The ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold a food sale
Saturday afternoon, August Miss
Winnie Wells, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. l.. \. Hin, returned
home MondaY.-Hubert Gallup return
ed to Montpelier Monday morning
Miss LaVinia Gallup has returned
after several weeks in Cana Ia
Mrs Welch and grandchildren
returned from sharon Satur-
daY.-Tho Rev, and Mrs. +. w Day
arc cApoctcd homo this week -- Miss
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FAIRFAX.

The following were elected officers for
the year at the Green Mountain Mission
AIRY Institute: President. the Rev. Silas
=. Perry. Fair Haven; president, the
Rev. $ G. Barnes, y. D.. BurlinGton sec
rotary and treasurer James HotchkiSs,
Fairfax, auditor. +. W. ShepariSon, Fair
fan; faculty committee. the Rev. c. {.
Adams of Essex Junction. Miss a. y.
Brigham Of Remington. the Rev j. NJ
Maxwell of Fairfax; extension commit
tee to take the place of the publicity COM
mittec. the Rev. T.. NJ Holman Of Bristol,
STATE president of Christian EndedVor
the Rev F. w. Meyer of Bennington.
State president of b. Y. 2. L., and u b.
pwinel Of Calais; finance committee. J.
II. Hotchkiss, Fairfax. George pairymple
OF Fair Haven and A. r. Beeman Of Fair
fax; local committee, the Rev. J. NJ
Maxwell, Mrs II. F. Leach
The closing services OF the Green Noun
tain Missionary Institute were held sun
day. The Rev. Alba S. Hobart D. D.. Of
Philadelphia preached the sermon to a
large audience. Miss Eleanor V Morris
sang solo and the Rev. J. II. Thompson
sang the offertory. There was a large
attendance as DR., Hobart was formerly
of this town. There was a meeting AT 3 80
when the Rev. ], F Russell Of the Philip
pines gave an account of his work and
the customs in the islands At 1:30 the
closing service was held when the Rev
c. c. Adams of Essex Junction preached
an able sermon The institute has been
very interesting and instructive and plans
are being made for greater work next
ycar-Mrs Pearl Stebbins and Mrs
George Morey of Sheldon are visiting at
the home of George n. McNall.-Harold
Goodyear was at home from st Johns
bury over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Oakley
Green and two children, Ozema and Ken
meth, of sheldon visited Mrs Green's
sister, Mrs. a Grecnier, Saturday and
Sunday The ordination of the Rev. ] NJ
Maxwell was held Tuesday evening The
Rev \. $. Hobart OF Philadelphia preach
ed the sermon Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Shcp-
ardson and daughter. Miss Nina shepard
son of Richmond. were I'm town Sunday
with friends to attend the institute scrv-
icc-Page Cnord was at home over sun
day from Hyde Park Miss Frances Bliss
of Kansas city, Mo, daughter of Mrs.
Francis Buck Bliss, Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Buck.-Mr. and Mrs l.. r.
Brush Of Littleton, n H., are visiting in
town.-G A. Rogers and family Of Bur
lington are with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Rogers-Mrs. F. G. Mari OF
Dorchester Mass, arrived Friday to
spend some time with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. l.. c. Hicks.-MrS. Clara orion
and Miss Odelle orion of Burlington were
guests over sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. c, l..
Orton. Robert Grove of sheldon came
Saturday to visit his sister Mrs, Albert
Greenier.
There was large attendance at the
Baptist Church last evening to witness
the ordination Of the new pastor. the Roy.
j NJ, Maxwell \ council composed of
delegates from Il churches met in tho
afternoon and examined the candidate IN
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

David Garrett of Montreal is making
plans to build soon on his lot on Shipyard
hay.-Amoug arrivals Monday was VIII
lard Gay of Randolph, who Is %, He
came by automobile with his son-in-law
ana family, DR. T.. O. Blanchard, and
stood the trip of over 100 miles WELL
Postmaster EdridGe of Randolph spent
Sunday in camp with his father and fam
lily
Mrs, +. Demng has had as guests Mr.,
and Mrs. Robinson and William Becker of
New Nork.-Mlss Ruth Firits Of OGdens-
burg, y. Y, has been the guest of her
aunt. Mrs William Lambert.-Mrs. H. p.
Riford OF Medford, Mass, and Mrs. Guy
Boyles of Proctor have been spending a
week at their cottage "Hatctoquiut -
Miss Mcrtlo Neil of CRANKY. 7. @, IS with
n party of girls In brownie" cottage on
tho Platt shorc-Mrs. Dan w. steele of
IIighgatc and n party Of friends are oc-
cupying the Gibson cottage for short
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II. a. Butler of burlington was in town
Sunday.-Mrs. James Madden and two
children, Helen and James, of Burling-
ton, are spending few days at the
home of Mrs ;. G. Tabor-Mrs Jennie
Levitt and grandson, Horarr Noutgom-
cry arrived here Saturday from Boston.
Misses Scnath and Beulah Soule are
visiting their grandfather. Wallace Par
kcr, of Camhridge.-Ja Riley of Shol-
don is in toWn.-The new barn on the
farm of II. j. Merrill is nearly complct-
ed. 1t will be ready for hay this week.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The ball game Saturday between Rich
ford and the Independents Of this place
was won by the former uN the score of
to . The scores were made in the first
two innings, after which the locals pulled
themselves together ana played ball.
Batteries. Bishop and Van Antwerp.
Riley ana Flanders, umpire, Dr. l.. W.
Clough.-Jay Colcord of Rlchford was f.,
town Saturday doing some preliminary
work for the new house he is to build ON
upper Nnin street for H. \. Klmhau.
lie expects to besin active work next
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NlILTOIl BORO.

Julian Drake is a guest Of Is. T. Kinney
for "a few days.-Marion Stanley is in
Tarrax this Week.-Mrs.. J. NJ. McNau
of Cuamplain ana l.. y McNall of Fair
fax were in this place July 2s.-Leon
Lester spcnt Saturday night and sun
day at r. f. Buuock's.-De Williams
and Alvah Richards visited in Fairfax
over Snday-Allcn Goodall spent sun
day u-ht and Monday at the home Of
.. A. Staulcy.-iucz Clark has gone to
sheldon Junction and Canada on visit
clifford Martin is at the home Of Walter
Rohlnsou.- M. Sihlcy is a guest of Mrs
jennie Fay.
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trustees Of the library are Mrs. f. L.
iinsdalc, Mrs. A. D. Purcell. Mrs. Obed
NIough William Grey and Benjamin
Forbes The library will be open every
Friday afternoon from three o'clock
until five. Mrs. Clough is librarian.-N
Miranda Wcscott is passing u few days
i'm Willlston. Tho Misses Carrie and
Gala Miles returned to Monkton Satur-
day after several days with their sister,
Mrs Obcd C1ourh
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gone to Pigeon cove. on the Massachu-
sctts coast to Join her mother and
brother, Dr Arthur 81. Emo, who, with
small party, are spending the summer
lLDnn
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FAIRFIELD.

Sadie Longc of Springfield, Mass. is
visiting in town
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