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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-27
INSTANT INTERVIEWS

FRANK BARTHEL-Not much do
county at present. 1t has been rather
quiet for quite spell.
CHARLES FOwLER-Yes. old Pay
Streak Charlie is still on the job at
the same old stand
JOSH RIPPE-My foot bothers me
some. but I have forgotten about the
accident and am working as usual,
thank you
DAVID ROBISON-You guys Always
spell my name R-o b-i-n-s-o-n unless l
jump on your necks about every third
day. What's the matter, didn't you
ever go to school,
w. H DOZIER-Pm glad you're
back in Canon because that means
your wife will be with US again She's
a mighty fine lady. but as for you
wen- it's nice day. isn't it,
HARRY BOWEN-we almost lost
one of our chimneys at the brick plant
teh other day when some of the brick
gave way. but through miracle most
of /, stayed up until. with the aid of
few props and some new brick, it
has been made better than ever.
TRUMAN STOCKTON-w. E Gal
ley is regular farmer these days He
is actually getting to look like one.
too. and he says he likes the life fine.
RALPH WANN-If a man likes the
business he is in and has some get-up-
and-go to him he usually makes a sue
cess of it,
DOC TwIIIGHT-No. l never shake
hands. It's against my religion
MRS HART-A good many of my
pupils are now in Washington work
ing for the government and seem to
be doing nicely. Mrs. Fred Sartor.
out of 200 to take the examination for
the permanent civil service list. was
one of five to pass and she got high
rating too.
BLAKE ROGERS-Fremont county
is prospering- The taxes have been
paid up to within a small fraction OF
l per cent in the last year or two
w. A CHAPSON-It was gratifying
to me when I learned that the Eiks'
lodge had done so much in financially
backing the Salvation Army's human
itarian work on the battlefelds over
seas. I was surprised when 1 read
that article in the magazine. The
Eiks. you know. usually keep their
acts of charity and patriotism to them
selves. This was good thing for all
OF US to know. however.
F. F. HUNTER have enjoyed my
years spent in Canon City. never
expect to find a fner town In which
to live.
JUDGE wALDO-Those Twenty
Years Ago" items which you are run
ming bring to my mind many interest
ing things of those days.
d. S. MoORE-A Lincoln Park
rancher hired a man to spray with
oil. The man didn't know much about
Il and the rancher told him to mix
the oil l6 to land left him suppos-
ing he would do it. Well he did. bat
he mixed 16 gallons of oil to l gal
Ion of wafer,
CLARK COOPER-People who put
down eggs while they are cheap have
reason to be thankful that they did.
during the winter months when they
are SO high.
SAM HOFFMAN-Althoush it Is .
little early to Judge. everything seems
favorable to big crop on Park Cea-
ter this year.
A. s. SAGE-winser conditions
have been excellent for fruit this year.
ts sueFERtNc FROM
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CAPT. LITTLE HOME
FOR THE WEEKEND

Capt w. T. Little. assistant medi-
cal director at the big military recup-
Grafton camp at Aurora. Colo. came
home last Saturday evening to spend
the weekend with his family. Capt.
Little returned TO Denver Sunday
night to resume his duties at the army
camp.
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deceased.
Now. therefore. in accordance with
case made and provided and By order
OF Court duly made and entered. YOU
Of wrtt.ng 9ns p9lnori,ns maj q, an .ns,runsn, str
VIII and Testament OF The said Julia
w chappcil. deceased. was presented
enth day OF February. a d. ISIS. sy
Canon City. Fremont County coisrado: o. !:
that the said decedent was. at the time.
Of her death n resident OF Canon City.
Fremont County. State OF Colorado
sIexsa ,hs ssiS r,i, drcsasn. s, sesordpg to said
her property In the following manner.
hirst par.grsph makes provision for
debIs. second. 10 my grandchiidren.
Robert r. chappeil Esther L. Chappeii
and Edwin r. chappeii. children OF my
Will and bequeath One Dollar each.
Third After the payment OF my fun
efai expenses and all of my just debts.
ana the specific bcQueste mentioned In
psfasraph second aforesaid. 1 will and
dceire and beoueath to my son, Philip
w. chappeu. all the rest and residue OF
OF every kind and character and whcr-
ever situate and of which l may die
isc ard behoof forever. Lastly. Phiiip
chaPpeii 10 nominated as the Execu-
lou are hereby notified to be and an
pear before the said Court. at the
County Court Room. In the Court
House in canon City, In the County OF
Fremont. ~ tae state OF Colorado. on
the Fifteenth day OF March a. D. 1918.
AT 10 o'clock a. m. then and there TO
attend the hearing on the probate q
the said alleged last Win and Testa-
-nent OF the said Julia w. Chappeii. de-
ceased. and further to do and perform
what shall then by the said Court be
required and adjudEed.
IN WITNESS. whereof. l have here
unto set my hand and AFFIXED the seal
Of said Court Mt my Office IN Canon
CITY. and IN said County, this Eleventh
day OF February. 4: y: 1919.
KENT l.. ELDRED.
tSEALl Judge and Acting Clerk
First Pub. Feb. 1s. 1918.
Last Pub Mar. IL. 1919.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate of Caiista A. Hutton. Deceased
Notice In hereby given that ON the
2snd day OF March. A. u. 1919. at 10
O'Clock a m. the undersigned will pre-
sent to the County Court of Fremont
County. Colorado. his accounts for Anal
settlement of ADMINISTRATION OF said es :
tate. when and where all persons In
in. rest may appear and object to them
HENRY HUTTON.
Executor.
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80 ~ : = The airanct nts1culuus cffi-
Ssyscsiss;sd now b yoss sSysieisn. yus sss
var 1sntly. n & more sisai snan hnse las4iseeA
yue hsd rSpAoldls tsiiial os Typhoid veccina
tssulu fso0 ~ ~ 1hngSf fsoN IyphoA cAxtisn
n Utt0 lAoooAtoox. le1EaEy. CAL
ssessetss vAsaSss ssssss rsses :. ~. Asessss
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WIZ vIslr WIN

WILL VISIT WITH
CANON CITY RELATIVES
Mrs. Jack Monroe ard little son.
JMck. Jr., arrived here Z few days ago
from Casper. Wyo, for = months VISIT
with friends ana rsAstives.
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First Pub. Feb, 20. 1919.
Last Pub. March 20. 1918.
notice or FINAs. xET-rLEMENT.
Estnte Of Elixnheth Miliiran na

NOTICE or flNAt. SEIrLEMENT.
Estate of Elizabeth Miliigan. De-
Notice In hereby gIvcn that on the
zznd day OF March. A. u. 1919. at 10
sent to the County Court OF Fremont
County. Colorado her accounts for Anal
settlement OF administration Of said es-
tate, when and where all persons In In
terest may appear and object to them,
IL they 80 desire.
ELLA R. BONE.
First Pub. Feb. 20. 1919.
Last Pub. MArch 20. 1919.
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NOTICE. OF PROBATE OF WlLI.
state OF Colorado. County Of Free
nm n the County Court.
In shc Matter Of tho Last wili)
and Testament OF Julia WI
ChN3peli. Deceased
The Peopie OF the state OF Colorado,
20 phnip W. Chnppcii. Robert u. Chap
pcil. Esther Y Chnppell and Edwin Il.
Chnpbcll. GREETING:
W'1fEREAa. II has been made to ap-
pear 20 the. snld Court that you arr
each and all either eirs-as law ieEA-
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~rumoN.-DIsrnICT t'ounr.

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state OF Colorado, ccaniy of Fre-
in tbe pistric, Court. Eleventh judi
The beaver Park Land sna,
ana water Company. corpor-,
alton. Plaintiff.
Archibald cowis' Defendant.
The People of the State OF Colorado
To the Defendant above named.
You arS hereby required TO appear in
nm action brought against you b. the
nhofs named piaintin In the DISTRICT
COURT OF FREMONT COUNTY.
STATE OF coLoRApo. aud answer. the
complaint therein within twenty days
affer ts- -=.--.ss hereof. IL you are served
within this county: IL served out OF
thirty days after service hereof. exciu-
sivc OF the day OF service. or Judgment
by default VIII be taken against you
according to the prayer OF the COM
II copy OF the complaint be not
served upon you herewith. or n service
sssse be ssa. ou % ,s ss Ss
above specified shall be allowed for
your appearance aud answer In said
action.
This is an action brought by piatntifr
to recover of the defendant thirty -five
hundred t35.soo.oo) dollars NANCY of
the piaintiff by the defendant had and
And you are hereby notified that n
Writ OF Attachment has issued out of
said Court against your lands and tcne-
mcnts. goods and chnttcis aud rights
wilness, Edward p. Arther. Clerk of
our said Court with the seal thereof
e 1sis. Sane" CITY this ISM day OF January
,sn., EDWARD p. ARTHUR.
First Pub. Feb. 8. 1919
Last Pub. March q. 1919
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or DsssoLUTsoN.

We. the undersigned. e. NJ Chase. Pres
idsnE. and r. Batcheior. Secretary OF THE,
FREMONT COUNTY PROTECTIVE AS
fOEtATfoS, corporation formed under
the laws OF the State OF Colorado. do
hereby give notice that al q meeting OF
the members OF said corporation. duly
called for the purpose of considering
the propr.cty of dixscising said corpor-
alton and held In the District Colrs
Room in the Fremont County Court
House, IN the city of Canon City. State
OF Colorado. on the eleventh day OF
January. \. u. 1913, pursuant to notice
given to the members thereof In the
manner provided by law for the calling
OF sfockhoiders meetings for the pur-
pose OF amending articles OF incorpora-
tion. the members by vote of more
than fwo-thiror of the entire member
ship of raid corporation. ordered said
corporation To te dissolved.
We further certify thar all debte ow-
ing by said corporation have bcen frily
paid
Ia witness whereof. we have made
and signed this notice Of dissolution.
and afixcd hereto the krat Of said cor
poratien this lard day OF January. A.
c. ~ CHASE. President.
p. BATcHEI.oR. Secretary.
CORPORATE SEAIsl
First pub January 80. 1918.
Last rub. March 8. 1913.
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Nor,cE r, OF F.Ns,; ;,, ,sETrLEMnNy.

Estate Of s c, MiIIiEan. Deceased.
2end day OF March. A. ID. 1919, at 10
o'clock n. M. the undcrsigncd will pre-
sent to the County Court OF Fremont
settlement OF standardization OF said es-
tate when and where all persons In In
tcrest may appear and object to them.
ELLA BONE.
Administrators.
l.nEt nuh. March 10 -inlN.
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First pub. Feb. 8. 1919.
Last Pub. March .. 1919.

NOTICE Of ADyusTMENT DAY.
Estate OF Henry ~. Palm. Decreased
All persons having claims against
said eatntc are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment in the County
Court of Fremont County. Colorado, on
Saturday, the Sth day OF March. A. u
1919. at 2 o'clock p. m.
ELMiRA a. PALM.
First Pub. Feb 9. 1919.
Lart Pub. March ., 1915.
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rs SUFFERING FROM
ATTACK OF ,roNsiLfr1s
Miss Marie Prescott has been con-
fined to her home for several days
with an attack Of tonsilitis,
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Firpt Pub. Feb. 20. 1918.
Last pub. March 20 1919.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-20
DURAND RETURNS TO FRANCE

Marius Durand, former proprietor
of the Mozart cate, and Mrs. Durand
will leave this evening to visit
friends in the Cripple Creek and
Victor districts in. Colorado, where
they made their home for 20 years
before coming to Goldfield, and
from there will go to New York and
sail for France. Durand plans to
open an American bar" in Paris
and make his home there. Durand
came to America from France 80
years ago. All during this period
he was in the cafe business and
prospered until the national dry law
went into effect and this led to his
decision to return to the land of HIS
birth and resume the business ne
has followed exclusively during his
years of residence in this country.
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GREAT BRITAIN IS
SPEEDING HER
PRODUCTION

LONDON, Sept. 18.-Confronted
by what is described as perhaps the
greatest industrial and trade crisis
in the history of the country, the
commercial leaders of Great Britain
are bending every effort to speed
up production. says the American
chamber of m in London.
One movement undertaken to head
off the difficulties foreseen is an
effort to induce the workers to in
crease production by showing them
the dangerously critical position"
in which Great Britain is now placed
by the balance of trade against her.
For July, the adverse balance of
trade amounted to about $3S0,000,-
900, according to figures given out
for hat month increased about
$4,000, 900 while exports in
creased only about $500. 0o0.
The American chamber points out
that this discloses a serious situa-
tion and say that. while it may
seem very we'll for Great Britain to
buy from America much more than
she sells to America. that is a
fools paradise" for Americans.
The chamber explains that an
excessive adverse balance against
Great Britain would force down
sterling exchange on New York and
compel Great Britain to buy else
where, where exchange is higher.
"The only way out of this" on
tinues the statement of the Ameri-
can chamber, "is for America to
invest in British securities and to
buy generously Of British materials
and goods that can be used to adj
vantage. This would give Great
Britain the wherewithal TO pay for
her imports from the United States
until she builds up her exports to
pay for them. If this is not done
1t is obvious hat the United States
exports to Great Britain must drop
or"
To induce increased production.
employers are e~ndeavoring to show
their employees the need of an ex-
pansion in exports which r char
acterized as the life blood of Brit
ish trade"
At the same time. the American
chamber says. the government itself
is being severely criticized because
of national extravaganza. The Times
is running daily a column headed
1.-THE Road to Ruin" under which
the huge outlay of government
funds is analysed and given pub
licity.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-20
ITALY TRYING TO
GUST D'ANNUNZIO

PARIS, Sept. 18.-Italy is throw
ing a naval and military Gordon
around Fiume which is still held
by the forces of Gabrielle D'Annun-
ziO. The food supplies are reported
to be running lower and an effort
will be made to close the avenues
by which supplies could be taken
into the city and thus force the sur
render of the D'Annunzio forces.
1t is indicated that the D'Annunzio
men are entrenched and prepared to
defend the city, 1t is said that If
they cannot hold the city they will
destroy it.
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BRITISH EMPIRE PUT
S,654,467 MEN IN WAR

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE British
empire put S.654,467 men into the
war. according to figures made pub
Tic by the var cabinet. OF these.
England recruited 1905, f5S. Other
white enlistments in the United
Kinkdom and the colonies brought
the total white enlistments in the
empire up to ~7.130,2S0. Enlistment
Of races other than white, including
over a million and a quarter from
India, were 1,524,1S7.
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GERMAN COMPANY
PLANS AFR FINE

FRANKFURT ON MAIN, Sept.
1S.--Establishment of an Air
Service Joint Stock Company"
which proposes to operate an air.
plane mail and passenger line from
Cologne to Berlin, Hamburg and
other cities, has been approved by
the Prussian minister of commerce.
The company has a capital of 49,
900, 600 marks. 1t is planned to
operate 200 airplanes with Cologne
as the center.
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WILSON GOING SOUTH

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-
President Wilson spent the day
quietly at a hotel till he appeared
for a luncheon speech at the Palace
hotel. He was scheduled to leave
here at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
for Oakland and Berkeley. He will
review the school children of both
cities and address the citizens of
both municipalities tonight In the
Oakland auditorium and then leave
for San Diego where he will speak
tomorrow night.
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SALES, TUESDAY. SEPT. 10.

Atlanta-1OOO, 8.
Cracker Jack-1O00, 5.
Florence-50O, So.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IS.
Merger-40OO, 4.
Great Bend-3O0O, 2.
Red Hills-5OOO, 6.
Silver Pick-12,0O0, Z; 5000, b3O
5; 5000, s.. 5000, b3O, 8; 1900,
D; 5000, b3O, 10.
sSpearhead-60O0, g.; 1000, z.
Midway-1OOO, 10; 5000, II.
North Star-2000, Z.
Rescue-1O00, II; 500, 16.
Tonopah 10000, II.
West End-50O, las.
West Tonopah-1000. 10.
White Caps-oO0, II.
Round Mt.-500, 80.
Fairview r. D.-5OO, SIS.
Simon Lead-40o. 1.8O.
Simon Ex.-500. s.
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Florence-1o,oo0. IL.
Gold Wedge-300O. 4.

Florenee-1o,ooo, IL.
Gold Wedge-3000, A.
Gold Zone-6O00, so; 1000. ca.
GrimesJ75oo. Is; 5000, IL.
Hasbrouck-1000, 2S; 1880
90; 2s,5oO, 80; 1000, bsO, 81:
$4,000, 81; 1000. bso, 80: 1000, 80
Harmill-500, 6.
Hennessy-2000, IL.
Hercules-2oOO, 5.
High Divide 1000, bs0, II;
1000. II; 1000, IL.
High Divide Ex.-10O0, 4.
Homestake-100O, 9.
Horseshoe-12s,oo Is; 5000,
boo, 16; 1000. 16.
Kernick-30O0, Is; 1000, 16.
Myra-200O, 20.
North Divide-700O, b3O. 6:
$4,000, 5.
Operator-3000, s.
Reno-13.00 900, 6; 1000, Z.
Revert-1000. "A.
Rosetta-500O. IA; 5000. IS.
Royal-1000, 10.
Silver-5000, 20.
Silver King-5O00. is; $500, 16;
1900, II; COCO. b30, IS.
Smuggler-1500, 10.
Sunbeam-4O00, 9.
Toggery-1500, 81; 5000. 2S.
Thomson-500, 6.
victory-50O0, 81; $500. 2S.
West Divide-700O, z; $500, 8;
$4,000, 10; 5000, IL; 1900, II;
$500, Is.
western-1o00, Z; 5000, 8; 1000,
b3O, 9.
Knix-4500. 20.
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( Allied-7e00, 6.
Alto-2000, II.
Apex-1eo0, O..
Belcher-9000, 81.
Belcher Ex.-2000. ~; 5000, 2s;
IL. 200. %; 5000, bio. rs.
Ben Hur-30Oo. s; 1000, .; 1000
10.
Bevis-1500, s; 1000, 5.
Brougher-5400, rs; 1900, "A;
$500, rs; 500, ~.
Butte-13,500, %.
Chariot-2000, S.
Divide-200. 5.s2h: 900, SEQ;
200, 5.57h.
Dividend-11,O00 so; $4,000, 81;
1880. So; 1900. So; $500, 81;
5000, 55.
Divide Annex-2000, s.
Divide Con.-500, 16; 1000, Is
Divide City-2OO0, IA.
Divide Ex.-1000. 1.77h; 5000,
1850.
Divide, Jr.-30Oo, s.
East Divide-15oO, IL; $4,000,
10.
East Divide Ex.-50O0, A.
Eureka-500O, q.
Florence-2OO0, IS.
Giant-1O0O, Boo, g.; 1000, 4.
Gold Reef-5O0, "a; $500, %.
Gold Wedge-75O0, A..
Gold Zone-20OO, bio, so; 5000,
"a; 1000, boo, SIS.
Grimes-450O, IA; 1000, IS.
Hasbrouck-15,OOO, 20; 1880,
Is: 5000, "a.
Hennessy-1000, 10.
High D~ivide-3OU0, IL.
Horseshoe-250O, 16; 1000, bS0.
16; 5000, Is.
Jim's Divide-2O00, s.
Kernick-4OOO, IA.
North Divide-6OO0. s; 10000.
b30, 6.
Reno-9O0o, 6.
Rosetta-2O0O, IA; 5000, Is.
Royal-20oO, s.
Silver King-3O0O, II; 5000, b30'
Is.
Sutherland-50OO, 8; 1000, s.
Toggery-9OO0. 20; 1000, rs.
Thomson-1500, 3.
Verdf-20O0, 25.
victory-500O, "a; 1900, %.
West Dfyfde-31,Ooo, 10; 5000,
IL: 5000, IL; 1000, 13.
Knox-500, II.
Pay Divide-100O, 6.
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SALES. THURSDAY. SEPT. IS

Fraction--5OOO, S.
Cracker Jack-17,00O, S; 10000
b9O, 6.
Consolidated-3000, %.
INSTRUMENTATION, b9O, Is.
Lone Star-3000, 6.
Red Hill FIorence-1OOO, 6.
Silver Pick-13,0 600, 8.
Spearhead-1OO0. z; 1900, 8.
Rescue-2500, IT.
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Blue Bull-1000, 2.
Fraction-5000, 4.
Development-16.o 600, IA.
F1orence-1500. 40; 1000, bso,
Merger-1000, 5.
Kewanas-1000. 5.
Red Hill Florence-40OO, s; 5000
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Crescent-soo0, "a.
White Cape-500, II; 500, 1s.
Nevada Hills-1000. 8.
Fairvfew Rd. Mt.-500, So.
Simon Lead-500, Its.
Simon Ex.-1000, z.
Ailied-11.000, s.
Apex-2000, s..
Belcher-25oo, 81; 1000, b3O. SO.
Belcher Ex.-2000, rs.
Ben Hur-1500, 10; 1000. 8.
Brougher-1000. "A; 1900, 10.
Butte-2500, %.
Chariot-3000, s.
Divide-100 SIS; 400, 5.72h;
700, $40.
Dividend-4500, "a: $500, SO;
5000, Sc; 1000, b30, 81.
Divide Annex-1oo0, s.
Divide City-6000, Is.
Divide Ex.-100, 1.S0; 1900,
LIS; 100, ITO.
Giant-200O, s..
Gold Reef-10Oc, 81.
Gold Zone-2500. SIS.
Grimes-2000, IA.
Hasbrouck-60O0, 25.
Hennessy-5500. 9.
Hercules-4000, S.
High Divide-3000, II; 1000, 10.
Horseshoe-500o, 16; 1000, Is.
Midway-1000, 16.
Mohawk-1000, 8.
Myra-10O0, 10; 500, rs.
North Divide-5000, 5.
Reno-1OOO, 6.
Revert-500, ~.
Rosetta-f000, IA.
Smuggler-500, :.
Syndicate-1000. 4.
Victory-2500. rs.
West Dfvide-30O0, II.
WiIson-T000, S.
Wonder-2000, b30, 8.
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SALES, SATURDAY. SEPT. 1a.

-
SALES, SATURDAY. SEPT. 49,.
C. o. D.-1000, 3.
Misrepresentation IA; $500,
fb30, IS.
rlorence-15OO. so; 1900, bso,
so.
Consolidated--1OOo, IT; $500,
is.
Merger-1OO0. 5; 5000, bis, 5.
Grandma-13, 900, 4.
Lone Star-7O0O, 6.
Red Hill Florence-8000. g.; 5000
b30. Z; 5000, Z.
Cash Boy-4000. s.
N. Pitts Ex.-450O. s.
North Star-900O, Z.
Rescue-10,50 SOC, IS.
Crescent-2O0O, b30, SO.
West TonopahJ60OO, 10: 1000,
II.
White Cape-500. II; 1000, is.
Nevada Hills-2000, 8.
Round Mt.-1O0O0, 80.
MayflowerJ17. 900, 6.
Simon Lead-500, 10; 1000,
1.72k. +.
Alto-4OOO, 16.
Apex-7OOO, s; 1000, 8.
Beleher-400O, 40; 1000. Az;
1000, As.
Belcher Ex.-s0OO, 80; 1000. 20;
1000. %.
Ben Hur-5O00. 8: 5000. bSO; g.;
10000, 9; 5000, bSO, 10.
Bevis-40OO, 6.
Brougher-7OO. s5; 1900. "a;
400, 90; 500. go.
Butte-s5OO. 27; $4,000, &c;
1900. 25.
Chariot-7O0O, 6.
Divide-5O0, $50; 100, S.s7A.
Dividend-15O0, 61; 5000. az:
1900, So; 5000, ga; 5000. IS;
1900. Sc; 1000. 81.
. Divide Annex-20O0, 6.
Divide Con.-25.O00,' Is; 5000,
b30, 16; 1000, 16.
Divide City-18,000. 10; 10000,
Is.
Divide Ex.-4oo. 1872; 5000.
1.s5; 1900. 200.
Divide Jr.-1000, 5.
East Divide-2000. IL.
East Divide Ex.-1000, 4.
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SALES, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II

Blue Burf-5O0, 2.
C. o. D.-5000, 5.
INSTRUMENTATION, b90, Is;
1000, IA.
Florence-S300, SO.
Conso1idated-4500, 10.
Kewanas-40O0, s..
Jumbo Ex,-1000, II.
Red Hill F1orence-31,0 900, g..
Silver Pfck-65OO, 10; $4,000,
IL; 1000, b30, II; 5000, 8.
Belmont-200, 1926.
Great western-2O0O, 2.
Midway-100O, IS; 1900, II.
Rescue-55OO. II; $500, IS.
Crescent-500, SIS.
West End-1O0, 1.42h: 1000,
b30, 1.47R.
Mustang-100O, 2.
White Caps-200O, II.
Round Mt.-100o< 80.
Mayflower-1OO0, 6.
Simon Lead-2OO, LIS.
Allied-5O0, 8.
Alto-4000, IA.
Apex-4OOO, 8.
Belcher-250O, 81.
Belcher Ex.-1S,O00, 25. .
Ben Hur-3OOO, II; 1000, 10.
Brougher-53OO. rs; 1900, "a;
1900. rs; 1000, rs.
Butte-50OO, %; 1000, %.
Divide-100. $50; 800, sos.
Dividend-10.0O 300, So; 10000,
So; 1900, "a; $500, So; 5000, Sc;
5000, b30, 81.
Divide Annex-200O, S.
Divide Con-90O0, IA.
Divide City-5O0O, IA; $500, rs.
Divide Ex.-340v. 1.75.
Divide, Jr.-5OO0, 6.
East DiviSe-3OOO, 10.
East Divide Ex.-2OOO, 3.
Eureka-500O, 2.
Florence-35OO, IL.
Gold Reef-25OO, %.
Gold Zone-2OOO, "a; 1000, So;
1900, Sc.
Grimes-13, 900, 49,; 1000, IA.
Hasbrouck-9500, "a; 1000, 25.
Hennessy-1500, 8.
High Divide-300O, 10.
High Divide Ex.-5O0, 4.
Homestake-1000, Z.
Keystone-2OOO, g..
Myra-1OOO. 20; 1000, 10; 1000,
North Divide-4o00, 5.
Rosetta-6500, IA.
Silver King-6Oo0. 10; 1000, IA.
Standardization, 8.
Toggery-2000, 81.
victory-2500, 2S.
West Divide-5OU, 10.