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. " 1C THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNg, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1913. , M
II MET ALTA COW.
WITH THEJRAMWAY
To Install Loading Station
at Mouth of Tunnel
at Once.
I START WORK MONDAY
May Extend Spur Track to
Tanners ,and Mines in
That Vicinity.
M. J. Daljey, consulting engineer of
tlie Alta Consolidated mine, lias returned
from that camp, where he went accom
panied by Superintendent Al Jucobson.
While at the mine they save orders to
, have the connection with the Mlchtjjan-
. Utah tramway made and the loading sla-
iion at tho mouth of the tunnel Installed.
" A force of men was started on this con
struction yesterday morning and the
work should ho completed within ten
days.
g In the meantime the company has ap
proximately 100 tons of ore in the bins
below the tunnel level, and this ore will
be loaded in wagons and hauled down
I the canyon to the sampler at bandy.
J This Is a portion of the ore that accumu
lated during the winter months, when
the management was forced to discon
tinue hauling because of the roads filling
1 in with snowslldes. Tn addition to this,
the company has some ore in tho various
4 workings which has been broken down
" and will bo shipped Dy the tramway
route. ,
After the lower bins have been emptied
) of their contents all ore will be sent to
1 Tanners Flat over tho tramway. This
will reduce the cost of transportation
considerably and when the railroad spur
is completed in August the Alta shippers
I liopi to be able to load into ears direct
from the buckets on the tramway. By
this means the hauling costs will be cur
tailed to such an extent that it Is esti
mated that thousands of tons of the low
grade ores of that camp can be shipped
' at a profit.
I The railroad line is to be built to the
j quarries, one and a half miles above
Wasatch. This will place the line within
one and a half miles from the end of
the tramway, which is at Tanners Flat.
Ore shippers of Alta hope to be able to
Induce the railroad builder to continue
this spur up the canyon to Tanners, be
lieving that they will be ablo to show
that sufficient ore will be shipped to
justify this expenditure. If a favorable
consideration can be had of this pro
posed extension of the line, it Is said that
' several of the mine-operating concerns
In Alia will put larger forces to work at
once with a view to having a large ton
J nase in readiness to ship by August.
Alta Consolidated has announced its in
tention of putting on more men, now that
it will have the tramway reuily for haul
Ins within a few days, air Jacobson
said this morning that he had a consld
' ruble tonnage exposed In various slopes
and workings throughout the property;
Hut they had a large tonnage that they
could ship at a profit under existing con
ditions, and that he felt sanguine that
I hey would find a secondary enrichment
at greater depth. All the conditions are
favorable, with the fissure system of the
vamp a much surer ore carrier than In
almost any of the sections of Utah. t
A number of teams are engaged in
hauling ore from the South Hecla prop
erties and Michigan-Utah has started in
on a summer's campaign that promises
to eclipse any of the past performances
of that property. The entire camp shows
greater activity in a mining way, and the
ore consignments arc more promising
than for any season In years.
(IMPORTANT MEETINGS
ARE HELD IN DULUTH
DULUTN, Minn.. June 16. Meetings
of two mining companies took place hero
today, each affecting the stockholders.
The Greene-Cananea Copper company
' voted to change the value of shares fr.om
$20 each to $100 each and reduce the
number of shares from 3,000,000 to U00,
00. The vote in favor of the change was
1,025,350 and that against was 25,1 IS.
This will mean an ixciiangc of stock and
details will be given out in a few days.
At this meeting also the following di
rectors were re-elected for a term of
three years: Thomas V, Cole, John D.
Ryan and Joseph B. Cotton.
The meeting of the North Butte com
pany was one of directors and a dividend
of 50 cents per share, payable July 19
lo stockholders of record July 3, was
oted.
I'' UTAH COPPER MAY
OUTPUT IS LARGE
'i I'tah Copper produced 10.312,005 pounds
t of copper during last month. This com
pares with less than 10,000,000 pounds
during the previous month and gives
some idea of how the immense estate is
again being whipped Into shape.
Upon the occasion of Managing Direc
tor Jackllng's return from the Arizona
and New Mexico properties ho stated that
May was the record month in the point
of tonnago handled, but that the grade
of the oro was lower and it would not
show as many pounds of copper produced
as had been handled on previous occa
sions. The record production was just
previous to tho strike last fall, when
approximately 12,000,000 pounds were pro
duced in a single month.
MI! WE IS
fill IE PROFIT
Extensive Development Work
Expected to Show Better
Grade of Ore.
Manager H". C. Baker of the Ogden Ce
ment company spent Sunday in the city
and gave an interesting account of the
Mineral Ridge mining properties, situ
ated twenty-sevon miles northwest of
Brlgham City. This is a property that
was first taken up by Mr. Baker a num
ber of years ago and for a period of
twenty years nothing was done in the
way of development work. After round
ing out some of his other projects, Mr.
Baker decided that there had been a
number of Improvements in metallurgy
and that it would pay him to do some
development on tho low-grade deposits
of that section.
The Mineral Ridge has been opened up
by a tunnel over 2500 feet in length. This
work gives a depth of about 1000 feet
from the surfaco and there Is now ex
posed in these workings at least 30,000
tons of oro which can he treated on the
ground and made a profitable commercial
product. For the purpose of handling this
ore there has been installed a concentrat
ing plant which has a capacity of about
-00 tons of ore dally.
A careful analysis of the ore has been
made and while it Is a low-grade lead
product, it has been demonstrated that
something like $3 per ton 'net can be
saved. While the mill is operating, it is
the purpose of the management to carrv
on extensive development work, and the
Indications are that a much larger ton
nago will be eventually added to tho ton
nage now In sight. At greater depth It is
anticipated that even better values will
be found, and It Is expected that this
Brigham property will remain in the
shipping list for several years to come.
Boston Mining Stocks,
James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon: BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
I Salos.l H. Li. IClso
Algomah lj
Butte & Superior... 1,335 23 22J 221
Calumet & Arizona.. J00 60J 59 59
Chief Consolidated 1
Copper Range ....... 143 405 40i iOl
Daly West 21
Davis Daly 300 2 2 2
Tiast Butte 475 103 10 10
Glroux Con igo 18 IE 12
Granby Con 385 C55 544 oil
Greene C 270 6i 6J 61
Hancock 170 16 1G 10
Indiana Copper 6
Inspiration Con , UJ
Lake Copper S2S 9 6i 64
La Rose , 200 2J 23 2g
Mason Valley 5
Nevada Con 126 ISA 151 151
Nlplsslng 35 S3 S3 82
North Butte 765 26 25 25
North Lake 50 15 15 1
Ray Consolidated 17
Superior & Boston.. 25 2 21 21
Trinity , , 3"
IJ. S. Smelter com.. 420 36 35 35
U. S. Smelter pfd... 92 46J 46 J 46J
Utah Consolidated .. 35 8 8 8
Pond Creek 275 IS IS IS
Mich. -Utah 20
American Zinc 155 20$ 191 191
BOSTON CURB CLOSE.
I Bid. lAsked.
Swift 102 1025
Cal and Hecla 410 414
Mayflower . , 61 61
Qulncy 56 57
Shattuck 231 24
Wolverine 45 46
Union Fruit 154 155
Allouez 301 31
Centennial 11 llj
Old Dominion 43 44
Superior Copper 25i 275
Zinc 19X 20
Glroux 1 9-I6 1 11-16'
Ahmeek 285 295
Range 40 401
Granby 54. 542
Mohawk 45 453
North Butte 24 J 25
Oscccola 7S SO
Tamarack 28 233
Chino 34 S41
Hancock 141 H3
Miami 21 212
South Utah 20 30
Utah ex . : 15 ig
BlnghaSi Mines 3 4
Ely Consolidated 5 6
Majestic 38 40
South Lake 41 5
Michigan-Utah 20
Inspiration 141 15
Superior and Boston 28 23
Gas 17 18
Boston Ely 50 60
Consolidated Arizona 28 35
Nevada Douglas IJ lj
Verde 55 66
S. W. Miami 2 21
Mason Valley 5
Hay 17 175
Tuolumne 2 2 3-16
Butte Central 35 40
Eagle and Blue Bell 85 90
Nevada Utah 1 5
Yukon 2 3J
Metal Market.
The metal quotations for Monday, as
posted by McCornick & Co.. were as fol
lows: Silver. 59ic; lead, $-1.35; copper,
$14,671.
Mining Notes.
Samuel Newhouse, who had Just been
home a few days from a protracted stay
in Europe, left suddenly for New York
yesterday. He expects to return within
a tow days.
Senator Thomas TCearns has returned
from a trip to the coast and a short visit ,
to his ranch in California, I
Ml HOLDERS
OPPOSE ELf MERGER
Meet in New York and Ex
press Dissatisfaction With
Plan.
ALLOTMENT TOO SMALL
Basis of Exchange of Shares
for Holding Company
Stock Unsatisfactory.
Following closely on the announcement
of a meeting in opposition to the con
summation of the merger of Ely proper
tics, which was held In Butte last week,
comes the report that a meeting was
hold in New York a few days ago. at
which it developed that the eastern
interests were dissatisfied with the plan
as announced. The opposition in Butte
came from shareholders of the Butte :
Ely company, who told Thomas F. Cole
that they were not satisfied with tho al
lotment made them in the holding com
pany for their shares in Butte & Ely.
The New York shareholders of the Gl
roux Consolidated made It perfectly plain
that they were not t-atlsfled with the
acquisition of the Copperminos and
Chainman properties on the basis of ex
change that had been fixed.
In local circles there Is some opposition
to tho merger among shareholders of
both tho Glroux and Butte & Ely. Yet
there are some of the stockholders in
each of these companies who take the
view that this is the only way to get
the money that will be required to place
at least three of these properties on a
paving basis. If Butte &. Ely were per
mitted to cut loose from the Glroux, it
is believed by some engineers that it
could mine and market its product at a
fair profit. It is also pointed out. that
Butte & Ely Is the only one of the com
panies entering Into this consolidation
that has a largo cash surplus In Its
treasury, and that It has the highest
average grade of oro developed on any
of the other estates.
One of the chief points at issue in the
Glroux camp Is understood lo bo the 53,
000,000 bond issue which tho now com
pany will have outstanding. If 60 por
cent of the outstanding Glroux stock and
the stock of other companies make the
exchange for shares of the holding com
pany, the physical properties of the
subsidiaries will bo turned over to the
new company, thereby permitting the
new company to secure tho proposed
bonds by mortgage- If, however, an ln
I sufficient number of shares are turned
In, the proposed $3,000,000 bonds will be
secured by subsidiary stocks as collateral.
Thus far the New York shareholders of
Glroux have reached no decision as lo
whether they will accopt slia.ros of the
new company or withhold from the con
solidation. It appears that the controlling inter
ests In Glroux have decided on accepting
the merger plans, but there appears to
be some question as to those interests
voting tho Butte & Ely control, simply
because the Glroux owns control of the
latter. Coppermines and Chainman In
terests are held almost exclusively by
men , who ar0 heart and soul in favor
of the merger as outlined.
It has not been learned as yet whether
or not Nevada Consolidated will release
Giroux from Us contract to ship its ores
to the Steptoe mill. If It does not, it
will require another year under Its con
tract, before It can discontinue shipments,
which It is making at the present time
at the rate of over 1200 tons dally and
on which little or no profit has been
made.
New York Mining Stocks.
James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, . received
over their private wiro yesterday after
noon: NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS.
1 Sales.l H. 1 L. IClse
Chino Copper -4,900 353 33X 34
Inspiration Con 300 15 14 US
Miami Coppor 700 21X 21 218
Nevada Con 1,800 lofl U& 15
Rav Consolidated ... 1.100 17X 175 17
Tennessee Copper .. 2.200 31J 29 29
Utah Copper 6,000 43ft 413 42
Studebaker com 23i
Ontario Sliver 2
NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
I Sales.l I-L L. IClso
FirBt Nat Coppeer. 100 IS IS 32
Ohio Copper 100 75 75 75
Braden Coppor 500 61 G8 63
EIv Consolidated ... 1,400 7 0 7
La" Rose .' 200 21 23 28
Nevada Hills 1,500 9S 98 98
Kerr Lake 300 31 V, 3
Belmont 200 68 01 63
Tonopah '1Z
Alaska Gold 200 10jj 10 105
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.
1 TJld. lAskod.
Ely Consolidated 5 .06 5 .08
First National Copper .... 1.G2J 1.S7J
Glroux Consolidated 1.62 1.75
Yukon Gold 2.37 2.62J
New Keystone 1.25 1.50
Nlplsslng 8.87a 8.621
Ohio Copper .62J .75
La Rose 2.25 2.50
South Utah 2n .375
British Col. Copper 2.00 2.25
Bay State Gas 25 .375
Braden Copper 6.375 G.50
Mason Valley 5.00 6.00
Ontario 2.00 2.50
Sioux Consolidated ....... .03 .07
Colorado 10 .20
Iron Blossom 1.25 1.35
Nevada Hills 97 1,00
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UHION MADE OVERALLS J
Kearns Building
illil KING IS
SAMPLED 1000 FEET
Vein on Surface Shows $25
in Lead Values for a
Foot Wide.
Some Interesting data was received yes
terday from the Santaquin Klnp mining
property in tho Santaquin mining district,
where an engineer has been engagdd for
several days in sampling tUe surface and
examining tho tunnel workings In the In
terest, it is understood, of parties who
contemplate an Investment In the stock.
In a letter to his principals the engineer
said that he had traced ono of the nu
merous lead streaks that appear in the
fifty-foot vein at the surfaco for 1000 feet,
taking samples from under the wash every
100 feot. Tlie average lead content of the
streak, averaging a foot in width, a3
shown by tho averaging of the ten sam
ples, was about 25 per cent, or about $22
to tho ton.
The export, had not, at the time of writ
ing, sampled tho vein across its width nor
obtained the silver and gold values In the
lead oi'e.
He stated that the fissure whose out
crop he had followed was, in his opinion,
tho mother lode from which the Inter
secting lime bed. on which a tunnel has
been run, was mineralized. Tho Assure
can be followed for at least 300 feet be
low tho portal of the tunnel.
Owing to the great width of the vein
much soems to depend on the 'concentra
tion of values at depth. A vorv small
profit on each ton would constitute the
difference between wealth and poverty
for tho company. It is possible that the
tracing of the vein to the lower levol
may cause a new plan of development
to ho adopted and a now tunnel opening
made at the base of the outcrop.
Tho examination, was not completed
when the report was sent in and more
interesting conclusions may to reached
within the next few days.
PARK CITY STOCKS
ARE BIG TRADERS
Tho big trading In stock issues on the
local exchange yesterday was in Coalition
and Consolidated shares The former sold
at ?3.35 and $3,373. while the latter sold
up from $1.S5 to $1.95. .These were the
principals in rather a dull dav on the
mining share market and asido from
these a. few shares of the cheaper va
riety were dealt in.
Alta Consolidated was the only trader
on the curb. A new demand was evinced
for this stock as a result of the order
given at the mine to start regular ship
ments. Ohio Copper created a slight sen
sation In the late session when the bid
ding price was advanced to 75 cents,
with no stock in sight for less than SO
cents.
Sales for tho day totaled 1-1,900 shares,
for which traders checked out 55298.25.
The following were the closing quotations
and transactions:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Bid. Asked. Sold for.
Mend ha ... ? .021 5 .10 S
Alta Con.. .20 .23 .IS .20
So Hecla ... .IS .20 '
N Ycr Cop.. .021 .031
Amor Flag. .38 .58
Rico TVcll. .22 .20
Col Ex ten. .02 .05
Centr Stand .06 .08
T-Qulncy . .25 ,28
LISTED STOCKS.
1 A. M. 1 P. M,
1 Bid. IAsked.ll Bid. Asked.
Beck Tun $ .043 ? 07 $". .04 $ ,063
Bl Jack .. .OS .10 ,0S .10
Bing Amal .05 .07 .05 .07
Ced-Tal .. .01 .01? - .01 .015
Colo Mln .125 .14 .125 .135
Col Con.. ,04 .15 .03 .15
Con Her. OS OS
Cr Point. ,015 .021 .on .025
Daly 1.275 1.50 1.25 1.50
D-Judge . 6.25 7.25 6.50 7.00
Dragon .. .03 05
E Prince. 01 Ot
E C Point 00 001
13 T Con 005 003
E T Devel 0L 01
Emerald . 05 05
Gen Thos. .00 .071 .06 .07
Gold Chain .29 30 .3fi"
Gr Cent.. .5S .70 .5S .70
Iron Bios. 1.25 1-.30- 1.25 1,27
lnd Queen 01 ... .01
J Bowers 10
King Wm. .05 .0GJ .055 .061
L,ead King 04
Lehi Tin. .005 .02 02
Lion Hill 03 .03
Lit Bell 40 40
Low Mam .03 .033 .023 .03
Musgrnve. .10 .20 .10 .20
Mammoth. .35 1.00 .35 1.00
Mas Val.. 3.00 2.00 6.00
May Day. .06 .07 .06 .08
Mln Flat , 003 .03
Mt Lake. .03 .05 .033 .05
Moscow .20 .10
Nev Hills. .92 1.00 ,S5 1.02 J
New York 25
Ohio Cop. .70 .78 .75 .SO
Opohongo. .021 .033 .02 .04
Pioche D. .003 .01 .003 .01
Ploche M. .001 .01 .001 .01
Pitts-Ida . 1.25 1.25
Plutus ... .05 .063 .06 .06
Prince C. .35 .38 .35 .3S
Rexall 003 .02 .003 .013
Seven Trs .03 .04 .03 .04
S Trs Coal, ....... .30 '.26
SK'Coall.. 3.40 3.57 3.35 3.40
Sll K Con. 1.S5 1.S73 1.90 1.973
So Pac 013 ' .01
Sll Shield 173 ....
Sioux Con .023 .04 .023 .04
So Ir Bios 003 003
Swan Con .003 .011 .003 .011
Tin Cent. .003 .01 .003 Toil
Tin Humb 01 01
United Tin. .001 .003 .001 .013
Undo Sam -06 .08 .06 .081
Utah Con. Oil 013
Un Chief. .003 -01 .003 .011
Victor Con .04 .04 .04 .041
Victoria O .40 .45 .38 .46
Wilbert .. .083 .11 .083 .11
Yan Con, .073 .12 .073 .12
FORENOON SALES.
Silver King Consolidated, 100 at 31.85.
United Tlntlc- 2000 at 1c
Undo Sam, 1000 at 6tc
Wilbert. 1000 at 9c.
Shares 60ld, 4100.
Selling value, 365.
OPEN BOARD.
General Thomas; 1000 at 63c
May -Day, 1000 at 7c.
Colorado. 150 at 123c.
United ,Tlntic, 1000 at c.
Shares sold, 4950.
Selling value, S39S.75. ,
AFTERNOON SALES,
Ploche Demijohn, 1000 at lc.
Silver King Coalition, 100 nt 53.373.
Silver King Consolidated, 600 at $1.87J;
250 at $1 90.
"vv'llbcrt, 300 at 9c.
Shares sold. 2250,
Selling value, 51975.50.
OPEN BOARD.
Iron Blossom, 300 at 51.25.
Silver King Coalition, 300 at 53.35.
Silver King Con.. 400 at J1.90- 100 at
$1.95.
Wilbert, 2500 at 9c.
Shares sold, 3600.
Selling value, 52560.
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SOME PROFIT-TAKING,
BUT TREND UPWARD
James A Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon: Paine Letter, Boston. Market opened
strong at new levels for this move.
Shortly, however, there was quite sell
ing pressure by traders who were fortu
nately to take advantage of the recent
sharp advance. Around noon stocks were
again freely offered on rumors of crop
damage and also dry hot weather In the
spring wheat states of the northwest.
Lake was weak feature, selling off to
61 on unfavorable showing in annual re
port. We do not look for much reaction
from this level and believe tlie trend will
be eradually upward.
Gallagher Letter. New York. Profit
taking and a natural reaction regarded
as cause of easiness In some of tho curb
specialties today. Cigar Stores sold at
SO, compared with S3. Saturday's high
balance of Industrials were Irregular.
The oil shares wero quiet, but price
changes were of little account.
Logan & Bryan, New York. The vol
ume of outside buying which accumu
lated over Sunday was of rather small
proportions iind after an irregular open
ing the market declined slowly with re
actionary tendencies becoming quite pro
nounced In the afternoon. As a conse
quence of the decisions rendered by the
supreme court in various rate cases, quite
a llttlo soiling took place, for as a gen
eral rule the railroads lost in their ef
forts to have state rates set aside. Of
course the principles laid down In the
decision in the Minnesota rate case were
closely followed by the court, but never
theless the street was disposed to take
profits on some of the purchases on the
decline and in addition tho element com-
Nevadas In San Francisco.
James A; Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, 1G9 South Main street, furnish
the following, received over their private
wire this afternoon:
I Bid. Asked
Gold field district
Atlanta 5 .14 $ .15
Booth 03
Blue Bull .02
C. O. D I .04
Combination Fraction ....) ,04 1
Daisy f .03
Dlamondfleld B. B 02
Florence , 37
Goldfield Con 1.S73 ..1.90
Kewanos 03
Jumbo Extension 22
Lone Star 01 .02
Merger Mines .18 .20
Oro 12 .13
Silver Pick Con 04
Yellow Tiger 03
Manhattan district
Big Four 50
Dexter Union 02
Gold "Wedge 04
Manhattan Con 02
Manhattan Dexter 02
White Caps 07
Comstock district
Con. Virginia 04 .05
Confidence 20
Jfale and Norcross 05
Mexican 65
Ophlr OS .09
Savage 07
Sierra Nevada 04 .05
Union 05 .07
Tonopah district
Belmont 6.223
Boston , 02
Cash Boy 08 .09
Gypsy Queen ..... .05
Jim Butler 70 .71
Halifax 1.40
Tonopah Merger 69 .71
Midway 43
Mon. Pitts. Extension .13
Montana 1.25
Mlzpah Extension 65
MacNamara ic
North Star 79 ,S0
Rescuo Eula 17 .18
Tonopah of Nevada 4.00
Tonopah Extension 2.00
West End 1.50
Other districts
Nevada Hills 95
Round Mountain .'39
mitted to the side of declining prices
look advantage of the uncertainty and
proceeded to sell quite freely issues with
a narrow market such as Missouri Pacific
There was rather aggresslvo selling of
the steel stocks, also copper, without any
particular reason being assigned there
for except that as urgent short covering
had run its course and the position of
the market had ben somewhat weakened
from a technical standpoint. We con
tinue to feel as advised late Saturday and
throughout today's session, that the re
action will extend somewhat further A
dispatch from Washington stated that
It might be several weeks before hearings
are resumed in connection with the pro
posed Increase In freight rates on eastern
railroads and then, too. there was more
or less discussion relative to the forth
coming banking and curroncy measure,
so thin on the whole it appeared to be
the consensus of opinion that some of
the adverse features confronting the sit
uation are again beginning to assert
themselves.
Ore Shipments.
The Utah Ore Sampling company on
Monday released eight car,s of ore from
Utah; three from Colorado, and two each
from Nevada and Idaho.
Ore and Bullion.
Ore and bullion settlements for Monday,
given by McCornick & Co.. was as fol
lows: Ore received, 520.000; bullion
shipped, $70,000; total, $90,000.
ELKS' GAVEL PRESENTATION
Provo, June 19. Special train G p. nu,
via Salt Lake Route. $1.25 for round
trip. Get tickets at Elks' club
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Following low round trip fares
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Omaha orE, 0 10.00
fit. Loula 62.00
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BALE DATES:
May 17, 24, 3L
June 3, 7, 13, 14, 21, 28.
July 2, 5, 10, 19, 23, 31.
August 1, 9, 10, 11, 16, 22, 2S.
September 10, 1L
" LIMIT OCTOBER 31. 1913.
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Telegraph. jB""
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Missouri River points ijS
St. Louia, Mo
Chicago, 111
Bt. Paul and Minneapolis...
Peoria, 111. IMf
Memphis, Tonn.. via KansM
City, St. Louis or AmarUlo
Al&o reduced rates to other PM
BTOPOVEKS ALLOWSdMv
KETUEN LIMIT. O0T0BBB
June 3, 7, IS, li ijm;
Dates J2.5.lQ'1l09'
Df August l, s. i lm
Bale ) 22,28.
( September 10 ana
For further information adds
E. RB LEIS, m
General Agent
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Hallway Company M,
233 Judge Building
Salt Lake OityUtahj