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Royal Arch Chapter

Tucumcar Royal Arch Chapter No.
10. Regular C~onyocation- End and ith
Mondays Of each month in Masonic hall
1880 =. Ia AL visiting COMPANIONS
welcome.
A. V%orenbcrg, II. r.
j. r. Whitmore, Sec y
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Lodge Directory
Aia3oIn

Tucumcari Lodge No. "a, A. y. 4 A.
NJ. me : IN Masonic Hall Regular
meetings / and 3rl Mondays Of each
month at 100 g. IN. All visiting broth.
ers welcome
A. r. Coddington, W. NJ.
j. r.. Whitmore. Sec'y
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gate cities Of the West on the first aud
third Tuesdays Of every month IN he
year. Round trip 'ickcis n' special rates
with liberal ston over privileges and
ample time Limits are sold for these ex
cursiou. az ANY OF the company s ticket
Office. These excursions give The home
seeker uu opportunity, ~ small cost.
90 explore q vast extent OF country
aud eventually - become q ,harcr in
ihc fortunes that are being carved out
loo what's already 'hr grauary. the flesh.
pu She 'lcusur" house ~ the New
Wu'II. aud whore the field fer invest.
mont ot money aud labor b., vet prar
%tlrully unlimited. 40 matter what line
of Industry q homc.rckcr may desire 20
follow. be- may hc sure 60 find the IDEAL
l]uculiru somewhere.
These s]cmimonthlv homcsrckcr's cx.
cur.iou. afford the traveller al the ac.
Communications aud comforts provided ON
ordinary r.'.rlnss trains and rs q proof
of their popularity il may hc stated that
over the Rock Island Lines alone dur.
ing ''' "'' I'VE years hPpI"Nlma ely
Two huudteu 'honNahd nome seekers
nave ''''I'' themselves ot 'A'' "ppo'
iuuity 20 fanilinriIc themselves with
'"' resources 'N" "rI'"r UNITY 81 q ne"
''"I'.' UP ~ tue southwest
campaign OF hu"catioh
\ thoroughly equipped r'llIo"i I'M
'"IE''''"n bureau 'h'h a. j. MAINTAIN.
,.' '"T "''a"'' 10y 'h' h''N 'SIah'
linz WI" ""''u ! n"pP'" Z" De IneN
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WIN me "'"h'N I'it ""t. u ~ b'chch
up ny d '"'''" "i advertising ana pun
"'''N' anu ~" . ere '"P'' "'' "'"hch''
W '"' '.'"' appointments ot '"e f'an.
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WIZ" '"' I'''r'' economic '"hdIiIohs
W. '' .""'' '''''o"' OF 'h' country
IRON" ""''N immigration may he drawn.
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arts. 200 literature. in music. and in re
upirn. "a journalism, and statesman.
ship lu short IN every field Of cudeay.
or 'nrIr have been Germans, wpo have
let, 90, mark Of German zeal and in.
diligence upon the face " his nation
and who,r Influence continues 10 bcai
riru fruit. IN agriculture, however,
'n,.c IS wuc.o their light shines bright
est. Wherever agriculture thrivcs and
show. the hes, results, there rs a rule
the German farmer has been pioneer
nri o., found in the l"nd. This holds
good. NOT alone iu the ollrr states in
.hc East. a, for instance in Pennsyi.
yHuia, where rs early ~ in the first
half Of the seventeenth century the i'm
! migration from the Palatinate found a
iupttuld, but also IN he middle West.
rrn states, and since the Civil War,
again in the Far West.
Bleeding kansas for instsnce
has been changed TO blooming Kan
'a' by %" great influx OF German
J Farmers during the seventies aud eigh'
Ties Of the lat century. \ part OF the
Great American Desert only nifty
wears ago, Kansas nov occupies first
pia"" among the agricultural states Of
M" Union with its farmers earnings OF
% >o,oop.0oo, in 1912.
one OF he most interesting and most
important agencies in the development
work Of the state Of Kansas was the
foreign immigration department organ.
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Eastern Star

Bethel Chapter No. IS, Order EAstsr
star, meets in Masonic hall every End
and 4th Tuesday nights - 500 p II.
Visitors cordially invited.
W. MFRS. Edith CLARK
W. P Dr. X. :. Coulter
See 'y-Mrs. Margaret Jones
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IMMIGRATION AND WESTERN
DEVELOPMENT WORK

. w ''taa N'lfhF AN'Nh Isl
aud Lime, a. the annual meeting at the
60 Operative club, Of r~.a,'c.u Ncv Mex
leo aud orhwr,, ToNu, held at tn
rImro.i. y. NJ. August T.. 1913
l,mi,rutiur B.. au economic, law IT,
not ct law or nature. IHo movement Of
rrujlr uud race, FROM one dDmicllo 10
apo'1ur i, rDIu. .s,u than recorded
HISTORY az .ur Garlic, migration. hy
N...h 'nr Fundamental lcn'urr. cot VA
'.n. .u,''., have pr"u drhrrI. uo
i.,". '. .'nalu uu' uuuIrIou, trace, az,
iuult n' .rr rbnro log,,'. % hu"logl,r
H'd l~'"'I''l. Emigration p'uprr com
m..s,i N., .o'I,ur, rougl,aatcd in
+" n''n"II. ''lor, 81 such corporate
rul.rn'. 'n pr'Ir.ruuI boa. oN records
,Hnu example, a. 'uI instance, that OF
NhHannm AMI Jlruu. with the progress,
~ agriculture aud 'Nr growth ot more
driint r political relations, trade aud
rumlu.r',. hogan 'hr "wigrl'Iuu OF sin
gle n"iir. 81 udyuu'urrI. 10 distant
W. ." 'N 'N'N WY "'' 'I'llNE w
lI"llruIr 'uuit ions, rHoru.rOnu> and 'nr
Iayp'iar, migrated go Greece. the Her
ocliior FROM Orrrr" go \.i, Minor, and
10" I, rrurn0ln. 20 italy The rNodu,
ur 'hc l'rao, %. from Egypt ,u Canaan
va, 20 corporate emigration. Jon wuIch
ur,ir.u uI,l.r, furnishes parallels iu
Size egg .,r., o' 'hr luU.an, 90 New
England. 'ur Mormon emigration to
,'oh .ha 90 'hr Mennonite, from old
Russia aud Germany 20 America; first
&" ~, El. rru ~'atr'.. ard later p" Kan
81, and other Western STAGES.
Emigra,ou un, uo, Away, been OF
Il peaceful character. In aurjcr' ;Dmr,
and down 20 he middle ag".. even @,
the discovery Of America. I' none ire
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westward r,nor... i, r.orirrd , CON
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,.r. .I ia, r,II.,rJ b,. ,.ru l,r, a.
drcad,. n r,rt m, rYIl,ood. .,huild
| Oh l,,,cr ,u,n .bc, arc,, 80 Irdtccl
H., iwr~,,,,urr,. and r,,rrJ.I n,,u. pf
ir,r.ror,p.i, ia, human lido oll,v.d
tho y,ilrood ,]uoiurrr. prd soon over.
,o,t tl.w (. H.. amos, fen Uomo. and
L~u.,pn. ,rrpriuri,ir. ,bi. id, .urrad
i,srlr ntrrb and .ou,b nfr>i.,iuu or pro
| i.r,rI ,ruYE limos of rlIlruud and com
r.Dl.I ,nr huiIdinp of networks. gi
h,,r,b Iir,. and fodder. I|jcu,cpnui
pE,'. dr.,r, ID, now puuriug forth ,url
flood, Of mario, commodities tuat .h,
.prryiro r,r,,I,, 81 tho railroads -.
hrr,r taxed hrvond h.. Iimi,. \ud p.
,ii. In, ,lrn,Ipn the sunni, of public
land. fur free homestead, b.. well nigh
r,u,u,',d r,.' Of ,hr Rockies. the in
rIu> of b~omr.,,Nrr. continue, and eve
increases
Land. .n Western Kansas. Eastern
Colorado. and Eastern New Mckee.
which urrr'otprc had h,rn considered
unsuitable few farming ON account oi
insufficient rainfall and vi hout farili
tics for irrigation. have. during recent,
wears, been occupied hy settler, and
more ar loss successfully fnrmcd under
new methods. adding millions Of acres
annually 10 the producing area Of the
country. In Tc>r. ,hc cattle linps have
opcnrd mn 'hcir vast possessions To tn,
settler who combines general farming
with s,orR.r,f.ing. or ]applics his capi
,al and labor 20 Intensive farming in
truck and fruit. The old settler H.
Lorthcn Missouri and Arkansas. who
could not make "a decent living upon
two hundred or more acres Of forcs,
clad him. sell, ont 20 the cntcrprising
rrYi'. wine and truck prowcr from South
crn Enropr. who prows opulent upon
ivrr.v or forty acres.
pocL leland s,a,as
,. - - onoro, s,rnol ,ho
Sonr,os, Ohio, .ho pooL leland Poi.
,.., o.o anI t.. uno and ,rsb
"a mas. .,u,ool,s %, .,,o, from 90 ,,r,t
H. .ur,,ron ,o,l ,h,
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Source and Character or New
Settlers

The most desirable agricultural i'm.
migration 20 the West comes chiefly
from the Middle Western states Of the
Union, whore the farm values are so
high that farming operations are be.
coming less profitable aud where the
growing generation of farmers finds II
difficult 10 acquire Independent homes.
"Pater familias, - having posted him.
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Tucumcari Lodge ! o q +. meets IN
Masonic hall every Thursday night.
Visiting Brothers always welcome
NJ. h. Parrish, n. @.
q. W. Jobe, V. @.
+. +. Dunn, Sec'y
+. Ridley, Treas.
Trustee (2.yrterm)-G A. Eager
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Ana what n,- s:oueh' about This won
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Modern Woodmen
'odern Woodmen Of America meet
it, Maspnic hall the 4th Friday night
II each month Visiting Brothers vel.
come
V. C.-Fred Grove
Dr. o. r. Brown. w A.
w. Bowen, CLERK
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Rebekah
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No Z, meets
the lst aud 'rd tuesday night Of zach
month in Masonic hall Visitors wei.
come.
y. G-Mrs. Jacobs.
Y. G-Mrs. Dismukcs
Secretary Minnie !. Brown.
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B. L. z. 3 z.

r.; l. F. 4 +, meets every Tuesday
at goo . IN in the Masonic hall
II. w. Loggins, Pres.
@. @. Andrews
Rec. and Financial Src'y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
NIUVVIHVIIU5 Ut III0 NdIdI dIIu IHU UIIIt
Marships were slow. No salntas wel

this mark Of respect would be pal
later. 1t is planned to take the bod
of the late diplomat from the Natal q
1:45 o'clock this afternoon, carryin
it ashore in a launch.
AS the body was taken from tn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
AlA( n E

F!Z|'"
IIsEEzaHnzHI nEaENHEHRzMEzEazH1IIII N
was started at Millville in this coun-
ty and Keene bought all the wheat in
the county and established the first
corner" on record. The roads being
that winter no flour could
be shipped into the mines. Keene
tken sold his corner" and cleaned up
100000, only to lose 1t later in the
Comstock mines. He left Shasta coun-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

IAWVWG = HWIO
Insanity
SEATTLE MAN ENTERS NEWS Of
FICE, AND AT THE POINT OF HIS
GUN DEMANDS $1,000 OF THE
CITY EDITOR-HE DIDN'T GET
Tm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03


It the BIigh.
mast. Following the Natal were tn,
American battleships Florida AM
North Dakota and the torpedo boat de
stroyers Roe, Drayton, Mccall ant
Paulding.
On account of the heavy fog tn,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
OF
| WhiteMerchandise

lII lllO IIOuoO
| AT Reduced Prices
OK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

opinion of the lower court, are still
at the prison. 1t is necessary tina
they be taken back to Corvallis to b
re-sentenced, but when this will b
done is not known If they hang 1t /
not probable that their execution will
take place before summer.
The case Of John M. Taylor, 70
which the transcript Of appeal wa
filed several days ago, has not ye
been set.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

age age as 49, z' FRANK @@ @@ MADE MS % way INTO Riot
and u,od or and sentenced
49, - % ., ,sS S ~ case the supreme court affirmed the

OF his presence. During the converse
tion he kept Gilbert covered. He i
believed to be insane.
-s-b-S-
THREE IN THE PEN
AWAITING EXECUTION
Unless further court proceeding
cause delay the grim law must be fol
lowed by hanging at the state peni
tentiary both this month and next
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
nAElg zElE1 llllllIllI Y q q
n

Release of
Union Men
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
&c each

\ Table Linens
4 1925 values --$1.87
4 Sligo values --$1.29
\ $3.50 values --$1.19
\ S1,25 values -98C
\ $1,00 values -89C |
Wornen's
| SUITS
and
| COATS
| 1-3 to IL Less
u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

until the funeral tomorrow. Presiden
Taft Secretary of State Knox, Brit
lsh Ambassador James Bryce and dip
1nnnntc ,uiII bn Ia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

Chicago, Jan. 3.-Representing 32
Of the 33 union men sentenced to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
cruiser Natal, the Florida fired /


7 WaTlnes from the North Dakota eS
corted the remains to the cathedral {
st. John the Divine, where it will Ii
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---S-0-e--
DIED.

IIUUNTIAW,-AJ Ine WIIIameJte Sam
tarium, Thursday January 2, 1913
Cordia Hougham, from a stroke oI
paralysis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIREl
Seattle, Wash, Jan. 3.-Bntering
the editorial rooms of the Post Intel
ligencer at 7:15 o'clock last night, c.
L. Frank, fireman, pulled revolver
from his pocket, and, leveling the gun
at Joe Gilbert, city editor, demanded
$1,000 in five minutes. Gilbert kept up
a conversation with the man, while
one of the staff slipped away and tele-
phoned the police. When the officers
arrived they had no difficulty in ar
resting the man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

I NOO1VI -V" VHVII VTO DUhO UI NWH
naught's military aide, will represGn
the duke ut the ceremonies.
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IA Less
MEMS SEPRATE
Trousers III
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W "


ious telegram:
Ion. R. S. Sheridan, Editorial Cell,
County Jail, Boise, Idaho:
Greetings TO the Knight Errant Of
he Press. Am forwarding this mail
Iata in re Oregon patrol and honor
ystem for your meditations. If in
iced draw on me for a pardon,
OSWALD WEST.
Sheridan was found guilty Of con-
empt of court for criticising the
.nininn 90 thn cmnrnnnn nnnrI which
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
BULLS IN CONTROL
Of GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Ends at a Net Ad-
vance in Chicago Pit; Corn
Is Irregular.

CHICAGO, Aug. 21,-Buls were In con-
troll OF both the wheat and corn pits to-
day until near the close, when there was
a general easing. Wheat ended at net
lar. closing &c lower 10 1nc higher. Oats
finished unchanged to i65c lower and
provisions were 7tc lower to 2bc higher.
Corn claimed attention today to a
greater extent than wheat. the market
approaching In nervous activity the re-
cent prolonged bull campaign The wealth
er map seemed to he the dominating in
luence. dry. hot conditions prevailing in
the southwest and most of the REMAND er
OF the corn belt, Reports OF beneficial
the upward tendency OF prices and De-
cember again reached 70c. Leading longs
added largely to their holdings and the
market remained firm and active for the
greater part of the day. Weakness was
manifest at the close on a number of
ported corn selling there 1c higher than
wheat
Fears OF frost In tho Canadian north
west tonight was a prominent factor
in the uplift given wheat Strength of
corn also helped the wheat bulls.
An oversold condition added stimula-
ton and shorts covered frsey Bullish
ca bles formed an additional lift to prices.
limited offers OF new wheat at European
centers being an interesting feature OF
the days news. Expert opinion was that
there has been too much rain in the
northwest and the fear OF damage from
this source was one OF the days bullish
| influences.
Oats became dull after a firm start
| and prices weakened with the easing OF
| other grain
Trade in provisions was not large and
| price fluctuations were narrow. Selling
OF October ribs by a leading house was
tho chief feature OF the market.
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Speculation Discouraged.

Bankers are not encouraging specula
tlon. II Is considered that the Mexican
situation ~ fraught with considerable
danger, nor has the foreign situa tion
improved sufficiently 10 justify the hope
that any foreign demand can oe cre-
ateG for our securities at this time
While the undertone OF the foreign mar
kets Is reported as firm, speculation is
quite as Idle abroad as II is In our own
market.
Baltimore & Ohio. unusually prompt
with It's reports. made a good showing
for July, the first month of the new fiscal
year, with an increase of S7S5 925 In
gross and $1,000 In net.
Louisville & Nashville for the fiscal
year ended June 80 shows a considerable
falling OF from previous years. The
balance available for dividends will be
about II per cent compared to nearly 1e
per cent earned IN 1912
Northern Pacific figures for 1913 show
an increase OF 50, 252. 900 in gross With
only S2,i73, 900 OF this amount saved for
net. These figures are not surprising, as
last year the company increased its
maintenance by $3.50 600. which is one
way OF hiding from the interstate COM
merce commission the real earning power
Of the property.
Rates for time money were again
lowered and funds were offered at per
cent for the end of the year. II Is ex-
Dected that these rates will be still fur
ther reduced when the effect OF the gov
ernment deposits in western banks next
week is felt In our market.
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Kansas City.

ceipts. 5000: strong to SC higher: bulk.
SS5O6s.so: heavy, Ss,4O@S.65; packers and
butchers. sS40@sSo; lights SS,5o@S.S0;
pigs S5.75@6.75.
fed steers $S.50@9.00; dressed beef steers.
S7.5o@S.4O: western steers. S6.Oo6S.Oo;
southern steers. s51O06,10: cows, $3.509
$50: helfers. s4.75@S.75; stockers and
feeders, s5.2567.S0; bulls. S4.25@6.25
calves, S5.50@e25.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; 1Oc higher,
lambs. S6.5O6775: yearlinss, S4.756p5.75;
wethers, 4.5O@5.oo; ewes, $a.5o9A75;
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. l.-Hogs-Rcceipts.
10, 900: steady to shade higher; bulk, ST.
80; heavy. s73O9SS0; rough. s7.3o@7.55
pigs, s4,25@S,20.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000: slow and gem
orally steady; beeyes, s7OO@e. 20: Texas
steers s6.75@7.7O; western, s6.2007.70;
stockers and feeders. s5.4517s0; cows
and hcifers. s3.60GS.2o; calves. $4,000
1l.25.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000: strong: mostly
S4100S.l6; yearllngs, s5.o095.90; lambs.
native, S550@7.S5; western, $5908T9o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug 21.-Money on call,
steady, 262i per cent; ruling rate u per
cent; closing, 2@21 per cent.
Time loans steady: sixty days. 5s@i
per cent; ninety DAYS. IL per cent: six
months. 5i@5S per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 666i per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady. S.SS.lO for
sixty-day bills, S4.S6 80 for demand.
Commercial bills. S,S2}
Bar silver. 59ic.
Mexican dollars, 4sc.
Government bonds. steady, railroad
bonds. irregular.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
The daughter of A. Mitchell. Bapdad

The daughter Of A. Mitchell. Bagdad,
XIV. had bad case Of kidney trouble
and they feared her health was per
manently impaired Mr.. Mitchell ssys,
"She was in terrible shape but 1 got
her to take Foley Kidney Pills and
now she is completely cured.' Women
are more liable TO have kidney trouble
than men and will find Foley Kidney
Pills a safe dependable and honest med
ieine. Schrnmm.J Johnson. drugs. the
Never r-Substitutors, five (5) good
stores. advertisement. }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Tar Baby Mining company. location OF
principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City.
Notice-There are DELINQUENT upon the
following described stock on account Of
assessment No. 4. levied on the eth day
of June 1913, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
cnffee Fntnrns Steady.

NEW YORK, Aug e1.-The local cof-
fee market opened steady at a decline OF
g 20 ic points on easier European cables
and easier cost and freight offers. In
uoilv eased Off Covering caused slight
rallies. Close steady. 20 IL points net
lower August, s.7Sc: September. s.s3c;
October, s.e2o; December, 9,07c; Janu-
July. 9,51c.
Spot. quiet: Rio Is. aic; Santos As. -
Gi2tc; mild. dull: Cordova. lS9i6c nomi-
nni.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha

SOUTH OMAHA Aug. 21-Cattle-Re-
ceipte, $500; steady; native steers, $1,000
900; cows end heifers, S5.75GS.O0; west
ern steers. S6.2597.9O; Texas steers. 5000
07. 40; range COWS and heifers, SIS. .50@T00;
calves $6.00@s.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; heavy. 1850
500; light, SS.oO9s6o; pigs. S70O@S.oO;
Sheep-Rscelpts. SOOO steady; yearlings,
s5,50@5.75; wethers, $425@4.9o; lambs.
sTO0M7i5.
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York, Aug. 9l.-Lead. quiet,
don, f20 rs Sd.
cteady. s6.75@6,50; London,
Ready; standard spot and Au-
'5 bid; September. $l475@15.50;
lfS@f6,50; electrolytic, SISSY
Ike, $500; casting, Sl5. .62@
va spot. s4i15@Jf.50; August,
%; September, SG.0O@41,25;
<1 7b@4i.25.
|I dull: Cookson's, $s. s.406S.50.
10y and unchanged.
u'arkets closed as follows:
Quitt; spot. s6S l8s Cd; fu-
q; spot, s1s7 15s; futures,
@'eland warrants, 54s Cd.
losing Stock List.
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room l02. Eel, building. salt Lake City.
on the 5th day OF September 1913. al
o'clock p. m, 20 pay The delinquent as
sessments thereon. together with the
costs OF ads Crtlsinr suc expenses of sale
r y. COOK Secretary
office. i0- Felt Building. Salt Lake CITY.
Ctnh. e-SiF
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Columbus Extension Mining Company;
principal place OF business. Salt Lake
city. Utah
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account OF
assessment No. 10. OF cents per share,
levied on the 18th day OF July, 1918. the
several amounts set opposite the names
lows,
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-Butter. unchanged.
Eggs-Trregllar receipts a055 cases. AT
mark cases included. n920; ordinary
firsts, 1siG19:c; firsts, 22c
Cheese-Unchanged
Potatoes-Firm; receipts 10 cars; Ohio
and Minnesota. 55@60c: Jersey cobblers,
eoGe5
Poultry-Ffrmer; springs 15c: fowls,
ig1c
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New York Produce,

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-F7our quiet,
but firm.
Wacat-Spor, steady; No. > rcd, 9fic;
No, northern Duluth 81 0o2; Septem-
ber 95 T. Ice; December, 96kc,
Hops. quiet
Hides. steady.
Petroleum. steady.
Wool, steady.
Raw sugar. firm: nuscovado. S.osc,
centrifugal. 312c; nonsaes. 29Sc: re-
nncd steady