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Bad Barber BOYS. !

Dubuque, THE notorious Bar
Der boys were removed fIIm the
jail at Waverly last evening by the
sheriff and his deputies, and quietly
carried by wagon % miles to Water
loo, thence by rail to Independence,
where they are jailed. At a late
hour last night the anticipated raid
On the Jail at Waverly, for the pur-
pose of lynching the boys, occurred.
The party were admitted to the
Jail, convinced that the prisoners
were removed, and departed ehag-
rined.
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Horse show Association.

New York, IA certificate of
incorporation of the National Horse
Show Association of America
has been filed. The object Of the
organization is te improve the
breed of horses; take care of and
train them; to bring about improve
menus in carriages and harness; the
establishment of a park for training
and exercising horses and animal
competitive exhibitions, with caTri-
ages, The capital stock is 100000.
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Foreign.

Dublin, THE lord lieutenant
refuses to reprieve Kelley convicted
of the Phoenix Park murders poole
already arrested. is charged with
the murder of Kenny, in Seville
Place, q year ago. At the murder
conspiracy inquiry in Mayo, to-day,
the notorious "SeTab" Nally was
present. The land agent testified
that SIS were offered for his, wit
ness } life.
London. Her majesty's dis
patch steamer Li0ely, stranded near
StOrmWay all on board safe.
st. Petersburg, THE nihilist
journal wa of the people violently
attacks the Gar and Czarina.
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Miscellaneous.

Lafayette, 7.-PrOf. j. ii. Smart,
of Indianapolis, late state superin-
tendent of public institutions, was
to-day elected president of the Per
due college to succeed Prot. E. y.
White, resigned.
Milwaukee, Up TO midnight
no bodies had been recovered from
the ruins of the northwestern ma
rine elevator and the place where
the trampS are supposed to be buried
is still covered with wheat TO
great depth.
Rochester, r. The wrestling
match between Duncan Ross and
Henry Dufur, best two out of three,
was won by Ross. Dufur won tbe
collar and elbow.
BoulOugne, T. The eron outs,
descended safely near DesvTes, a
town eleven miles southeast of
BOulougne.
Moscow, THE conservation Of
the church OF the Savior, one of
the brilliant features connected with
the coronation, took place to-day,
the Cur and Czarina AMI imperial
family. foreign ambassadors and
the immense crowd of people being
present. The church was sur
rounded by troops. The flags used
in the campaign Of 1912 were dis
played. Their majesties and the
clergy went in a procession around
the church amid salvOs of artillery.
Charleston, SC, THE schooner
Charles p. SeD41ictson, from New
York, reported lost at sea with
captain, wife and seven, has
arrived here safe.
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High Life wedding.

New York, TN the episcopal
church of Saint Philip in the High
lands, Miss Edith Fisk, daughter Of
ex Secretary Hamilton Fisk. was
married to Hugh Oliver Northcote,
son of Sir Stafford NOrthcote, and
member of the banking house of
Kennedy, Todd 80 Co.. of this city,
More than a thousand invitations
were issued, many being sent
abroad to relatives of the groom
The little church was transformed
into a bower for the ceremonies.
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THE BEST PROOF OF THE SovE-
REIGN Efficacy of GLENN's SUI
PHUR SOAP in hitherto incurable
skin diseases, rheumatic and equity
ailments, and in all maladies that
are dependent for their existence
animacular causes, is furnished by
the fact that several INSCRIPTIONS
dealers in worthless nostrums have
introduced limitations which are re-
commended for a similar set Of dis
eases, but which aggravate instead
of curing them. Ask for GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP. Take none other.
Sold by Druggists. t
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The Situation

Paris, AT cabinet council,
the minister of marine announced
that he had telegram. dated Hong
Kong, June 9Th, from the admiral Of
the French Fleet in Chinese waters
which stated that the situation at
Hanoi continues to improve, and
six companies of French marines
and mountain battery from Saigon
had passed through Haiphong OF
their way to Hanoi.
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Notice to Stockholders of the
Crescent Mining CO.-DiYidend.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that q dividend Of Ten Cents pei
share on the Capital Stock of the Com
pany will be paid st the Office of W. s
Mccormick; Treasurer, On the 10Th Of
June, 1883. Stock transfer books will
be CLOSED at 8 O'Clock p. m. on
June Is and be opened the 21st
of June, 1888. and dividend will De
paid to those who are holders, as appears
by the books of the Company, on the
evening of the 18th.
G. L. HAINES,
June ?, 1883. Secretary.
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WHISKY.
Chicago, WHISKY, l16.
PETROLEUM..
New York. Petroleum, firm, l7}s
Foreign Markets.
Patriotic Carey.

Dublin, flames Carey informer,
writes to the executive department
protesting against being kept in
confinement. He still declines to
leave Ireland and says, if compelled
TO go, he would return.
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OH YES, Everybody can now get
their correct likeness at 6411S Main
street, over Daynes' music store.
Tin Types a speciality, and prices
and work guaranteed to be satisfae-
tory to all Babies taken quick.
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Street Car Notice.

On and after Monday, June A, the cars
will leave the Emporium corner for The
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, First
Ward and Sixth Ward, on the last trip
every evening at $50 pm, and Warm
Spring car at 7.30.
o. P. ARNOLD,
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"DR. BENsoN's Celery and Cham
omile Pills are worth their weight
in gold in nervous and sick head
ache" DIR. Fl. III. Schlichter, of
Baltimore. I
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Extraordinary Bonanza.

The Salt Lake Tea Store is now selling
Sugar at the following prices:
10 10. GrsnulNted. .........$ l.O-
lob. Hest Refined A.,.... los.
IL ID. Extra O ............ 1925.
In Teas and Coff4ea you can undoubt-
eddy get The faest bargains to be had
anywhere. Fancy presents given away
with their Teas AID Coffee. Il will
surely pay you to call.
l,:54 First South Street, opposite
Market
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New York, z, c..ose.
MINING.

New York, Thinning stocks fairly
active; Siormont aold SO e. ~, B,die 95
and 80, Navajo 156, Eurek Con. 1875,
Sutto tunnel Is to % ~ d Sonora Con.
38 to 35 Salts for the Gay SO, 7S5 shares.
Pipe line certificates active and ire
gular, ope ming ll9 and advancing 70 122,
declining on call TO, ll7A.
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Money Market.

New York, I'M, ney "a TO 5 closed
offered 21S;' prime mercantile paper 8 to
6, sterling exch~nge bankers oils quiet
and steady 4.854; sterling exchange de-
msnd S9M.
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The Times are Better

For you can get two clear Tin Type Pic
lures for Fifty Gents. Upstairs over
Daynes' music store. Satisfaction or no
money. Taken in all kinds OF weather. /
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'LOped.

New York, 7.-Fhe tribune, to-
day, noted the flight of Lillian Rus
sell, actress, with David Solomon, a
writer of operas. They have gone
to Europe.
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Bullion.
New York, bar silver, go.
Railroads.

New York, 7.-Governments are uu-
changed. Railroad stocks are strong and
higher; stocks continued to advance IN.
about Id p. M. when prices foF active
stocks were n to IA per cent. higher. In
the last hour the market was lesa active
and prices were frsctlonally lower, gen
eral list being Is to Is
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EXCURSION WAGON.

Mr.. f. L. Trip takes pleasege in
announcing that be is now prepared to
furnish cheap and accommodating convey
ance fer excursion parties.
+ EXCURSION WAGON, No. 81.
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One Of toe healtbie-t and D leasantess
beverages known is COlden's Liquid
Beef COnie. Ask for Colden's. Ike
no other OF druggists generally. +
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MONHEIM & KNAPP
Architects and superintendent

Plans, Details and Specifications
furnished for all classes of public
and private buildings. Sketches
and Estimates made on short notice,
and sent free of cost to those con-
templating building. Designs made
for Interior Decorations and furn-
ished in Modern and Ancient Styles.
Buildinga arranged on the most sp-
proved Sanitary plans. Office, Main
Street, Third Floor, next door North
T. r. Jones' Bank. Postoffice adj
dress, Box 692.
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THAT HACKING COUGH cal
90 quickly cured Ey ShilOh's
Ire. We guarantee IL. Sold at
z. G. M. l. dug store. ID
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EYE AND EAR.

Dr.. Ira Lyons, four doors west o
Gift House corner.
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San Francisco, 7, close.
Chicago Market.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, noon, 7.-Wheat-RegulAr
wheat higher; l1l2s June, 1875 to
1871 July ll4A August, 115S Sep.
tenn Der, 1853 october, 1l1S year.
Corn-Firmsr, 552S June, 569s fJuly.
56sl August. 81 September 506 year.
CASA shade better; 40ss June, 40A
to 4O2S July, 1873 August Sl2s year.
Chicago, close, 7.-Plour--Quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat-Regular unsettled and geDer-
ally higher, 11l1sto 1llH June, 1917
July, No. spring l1On to Ill, No. 2
red winter l121.
Corn-Unsettled and generally high 81;
552 ash-June; 569s 20 66K July,
Oats Give and firm; 405 cash, 405S
June, 4O& to 409S July.
Rye Weaker, 621z.
Barley-Dull, nominal, IS.
Pork-Fair demand and lower; 1888
to 1890 cash-June, 1900 to 19.20N July.
Lard-Easier; 1850 cash-June; lies
to 1851 July.
pulk meats-Pair demand; shoulders
60, short ribs 10 10, short clear 1915
LIVE STOCK.
Chicsgo. 7.-Hogs- Receipts Is O00i
market weak, slow and &c lower; mixed
$50 to $50, heavy $50 to 2 Is, light
6. so to 700,
Cattle-Receipts $500; demand week
and dull with decline Of lOc,; good TO
choiee shipping 5,40 to $40, common to
fair 800 to 5 40, stockers and feeders
500 to $50, Texans fulls supply and Toe
lower common to fair 400 to 4.25, good
to choice AGO 10 SIS.
Sheep-Receipts 200; W aker; inferior
to fair 2 90 TO 3.25, medium TO good S.60
450
WHISKY.
Chicago, WHISKY, l16.
PETROLEUM.
New York. Petroleum, firm, l7}s
Foreign Markets.
Liverpool, o oorD-New mixed,
Tufpentine-Spirits frmer, SOs6d
Wheat No. white, dulls $3.50; new
western winter, 2steat y, Sc.
LIVERPOOL, 7.-Flour-lls6d.
Wheat-Quiet and steady, winter SsllC
to 9s; spring S. Sd to 60, No. / Califor
MIA 81 ID to 900, No. 2 California $500
to 81.
| Nnrn-6s61%
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HORSES AND MULES

for sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson,
1872 Main street.
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ORANGES.

Fresh arrivals Of Oranges by the cal
load at Cutters every week +
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WANTED.

q Girl to DO general homework. APP
ply to Mrs, B. Hampton. Fourth Fast,
between First and Second South Streets.
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LOST.

A pair OF Gold spectaclea, in leather
case marked WI. Leave them at the
Emporium, and be rewarded.
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LATEST TELEAKAMS
COMMERCIAL.
Wool Market.

uTAH WOOL.
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What Tim-Buc-TOO Saw.
I'm tho Great Manufacturing Catv Of
the West.

l arrived in This city, after hay
ing undergone such q baking, broiE
ing and roasting generally in CROSS
ing the Great Adobe Desert east of
the Green River, that 1 have scarcely
recovered the effect yet, and NAV
possibly see things through a dis
torted and unhealthy medium, and
not to suit the taste of some of your
eastern readers, but I was brought
up under similar influences to
George Washington, as far as tell
ing the truth is concerned. I ex-
pected to find crowds of Woe-begot-
ten looking, attenuated women,
bearing al the outward signs of ill
treatment, followed by troops of
poor-lo0king children, badly fed and
worse clothed; this Is what | de-
sired, as l got little uneasy sleep
accompanied with nightmare in the
red-hot atmosphere of a railway
car, but on my arrival in Salt Lake
valley, or the valley of the Jor-
dan, | believe more correctly I
did not find it at all ssa hard road to
travel" ard alter my sudden tran
sition from the high regions of the
Rocky Mountains, the little town
of Springville looked like the happy
valley described, think, by Rasse-
las.
/ had q particularly favorable OPP
p0rtunity of seeing the pop
ulation not only of Salt Lake,
but OF the surrounding country,
having arrived just before Pioneer
day, and Of course went to the con-
cert at the Tabernacle, which was
simply a wonderful sight, and one
to be remembered. The programme
was well carried OUT and the solos
and chOruses well rendered, but it
was the crowd, and pa ticularly the
children which attracted my notice.
Such q number Of well clothed,
healthy looking people Of both
sexes, anu such crowds of Utah's
best crop" of all ages so we'll be-
haved and orderly l never saw in
any city in the world. The very in
fants seemed to feel the weight Of
their responsibility, to iudge by their
good behavior, as l cannot believe
they were all under the influence OF
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup.
There cannot be any healthy pro
gery without healthy mothers, and
these the growing girls appear
likely to make, so that instead Of
the race deteriorating, as in many
places down east, there appears every
prospect of improvement. There
are many things which l will no.
tice in my next which struck me as
peculiar to the city of the saints.
TTM-BUC-ToO.
July both, 1889.
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Produce.

Ckicago, 26-Roon.-Wh ess-Reeulal
lower: 1921 August, 1917 September.
Corn-LrreguIar; 81 August, 52h
September.
0atg-Irreguluri S8% July, % August
Chicago, 28.-Flour Improved de-
msud frmer. not quoisbly higher.
Whest-Regulsr wheat unsettled and
lower; 1919 to 1Ol2< July, 1921 to 1929
August, No. 2spring 1917 TO 1925, No
g redwinter l07.
Oora-Unsettled and generally lnwer,
opened active and closed dull 5254 cash
July, SIX to 20 August.
Oats-Goed demsnd, options easier
S23zcash, 38H to 34July, 20 August.
Rye-Firm, 81.
PoFk-Unsettled snd closed lover;
400 to 14.1O cash-July.
Lard-Fair demand. unsettled and
lover; Q 90 cash, July and August.
Dulk meats-Fsir demand; shoulders
$50, short ribs 1880, short clear 6.lo'
LIVE STOCK.
Chicsgo, 24.-Hogs-Keceipss II, $50,
strong and active, 90 to lOc higher;
mixed so to Sos, heavy $50 to 600,
l4SAt OseO W Os0Vs
Oattle-Rsosipts 5000; choice arm,
lean and rough dull; good to choice
shipping steers $50 to 5.65, common to
medium $50 to $50, stockers $40 TO
40, feeder 40 to 40, grass Texans
$40 to 40, Winteree Texans 40 to
5. ., Americans $50 to $50.
Sheep - Receipts 1850; dull and 2Oc
to 40 lover inferior to fair !. 70 TO o.T6,
common to good 400 to SIS, choice to
extra 1 50 to 400, Texas sheep, 500 to
AIS.
New York, 25. -Whest-cAsh Il TO
Il and.options e to / lever, closing
closing steady; recsiptS 5000. exports
IS, 600; ungraded red l.0l to LOO, steamer
No. Q red .I21<, No. 2 red LAX, T. O.
B. LIT TO 1.1T1<, elevator IS delivered.
OoFn-Cash frm, options u to 1H
lower; closing with reaction e to q;
reoeidts 10T, 600 exports rs 900; ungraded
5O7< to 625S, No. 2 6sH to 6S1z.
oats-,SGe9dy; receiPts $500, exports
1000; mixed western 40 80 IS, white a
to IS.
Rggs-WesterH fresh, fair demand and
firm; 2IH to 22h,
Pork-Quies and firm, rev mess 1920
to l6.13H.
Lsrd-Wssb; prime steam 20 to
9S2H.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 26.-Petroleun firm /.
Whisky.
ChiOsgo. Whisky, II5.
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NOTICE.

To Joseph D. Bergin, Patrick Curley.
Martin Gilligan, Tim Fitzgerald,
Thomas brennan, John O'Connor and
Frank P. O'COnnor, their heirs and as
signs.
YOU ABR NOTIFIED THAT THE
l. undersigned as co-ouner with you in
tbs Silver COms.ock Lode ard Mining
claim, in the West Mountain Mining
District, Salt Lake County, Utah Terri.
tory, has done the work snd made the
improvements required By law 10 repre-
sent said mining claim for the years
1873, 1879, 1880, 1881 ard 1882, amount.
ing to $500 in each year. and if you fail
to pay ana contribute yo1r proportion OF
such expenditure within 1870 days after
the frat publication hereof, your inter
ests in said mining claim will be forfeited
and become my property. The amount
expended for JOseDh d. Bergin is $500;
for each OF the other persons above
named 500.
FRS. publication July q, 1883.
WILLIAM DEIGAN.
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A Brutal Act.

E, 7. Jones, Of Big Cottonwood,
was arrested by the police last even
ing, and will be held co answer sew
eral charges. Jones contrived to
get drunk on Thursday, and the
presumption is that he was on his
way home about 8 o'clock in the
afternoon, fer he was on the drive
Just at the outskirts Of the city and
in the vicinity of the city park.
His horse did not act exactly agree
able to his taste and be began abus-
ing the animal, the result being that
he WAS throWR from his buggy. He
became so enraged that he drew a
revolver and shot the poor brute In
the shoulder. at 10 o'clock last
night the animal was still alive,
though it should have been killed,
the bone being frightfully shattered:
The police were speedily notified OF
the affair and arrested Jones near
the place where his horse lay suffer
ing. He had made threats against
people who gathered there and pro
tested against his iahuman con-
duct. BE will be up before j Justice
Speirs to-day, but, whatever the
punishment he may receive IL WIZ
sill fall far short OF what his das-
tardly act merits.
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A Pet Singer. I"

Mr.. David 0. Calder, who takes
much interest in the success of his
young friend, Mr.. 3. 3. \ DUNG, hands
us the following paragraph from the
London correspondence Of the New
York Musical Critic and Trade
Re0let0 OF the 10th instant. Mr..
Young's many friends in this city
will no doubt be delighted to hear
OF his continued success. " Mr..
Arditi, the clever and popular con-
lductor and the Jolly good fellow"
by excellence, gave q musicale at
home, where all the most celebrated
artists now in London met to sing
away pleasantly q sultry after
noon. 1t is especially in connection
with Mr.. Arditi's at home and Nj.
Pirani's concert that we are bound
to syeak of Mr.. Bicknell Young, an
American baritone, who, almosbun-
known at the beginning of the sea-
son, is now ranked, and almost de-
servedly, among the few singers
that fQd themselves at home
in both oratorios and dramatic sing
ing. The powerful tone of his voice
and its large compass qualify him
for the interpretation of the sacred
music of Handel, Bach and Men
delssohn, while the exquisite t
and the consummate skill, by means
of which he can control his vocal
organ and make it subseryient to
any TaGNce suggested:by the incest
'delicacy of feeling, render the young
baritone the pet .singer Of all anna
teurs of SchUmann's, Gounod's and
SchuDert's Iisder. We are in
formed that, when the season Is
over, Mr.. Young intends to accept
an engagement in Italy for the
italian opera: if he does it. helm a
true American Spirit-shall have
gone through the most difficult
trials that an artist can be put to, in
less than two years"
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To Joseph D. Bergin, Patrick Curlev.
d. ID. Williams and Thomas Dren-
nan, your heirs and assigns.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT THE
Il undersigned as co-owner with YOU in
4he Tippeyary Boy Lode and Mining
Claim, in West Mountain Mining Dis.
tricE, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory,
has done the work and made the i'm
provements required By law, 10 represent
said claim FOR the years 1878, 1879, 1880,
1881 and 1882, amounting to $3.50 escb
year, and If you fell to pay and contri-
butte your proportion of spcb expenditure
within $50 days after The first publication
hereof your interests in zsid mining
claim will be forfeited and become my
property: The amount so expended for
Joseph ID. Bergin is $3.50, and for each
OF tie other PERSONS named 500.
First publication July 81, 1888.
WILLIAM DEIaAN.
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PIONEER LINE OF UTAH.
OGDEN, SALT LAKE, PROVO,
NEPHI, JUAB,
MILFORD AND FRISCO.
ON AND AFTER

y Oh L ISGa 1000
Four Express Trains leave Salt
Lake for Ogden daily as follows:
Pacific Express at 6.40 a. m.
Atlantic Express at us a. m,
Park City Express, 4 pm. Special
Express at 6.25 Pm
Arrive in Ogden at z a. M; $40
a, m; $50 p. N. and lbs p. m.
Express Trains leave Ogden at
$50 a. m; $50 a. N. D.; 1890 g. N. and
$40 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake at
40 a, m; 1920 q. m; Y noon and
4Op.m.
Express leaves Salt Lake daily at
S a. m. for Provo and intermediate
stations.
Through Express leaves Salt Lake
st S,05 .. n, connecting with Salt
Lake and Western Railway for
Eintic, S8npete Valley Railway for
SaHpete, and Stage Lines at Milford
and Frisco for Southern Utah, Ne
Vada and Arizona.
A Freight Train leaves Salt Lake
daily at 6.45 a. m. Sundays ex-
!, eepted), carrying passengers to
Smelters at Cottonwood.
Express Train from Provo and
Intermediate points arrives at Salt
Lake at 6p.m.
Through Express from Frisco
Snd Milford arrives at Salt Lake at
3,19 am.
JAS. SHARP, r. COPE,
Asst, Gen. Supt, Gen. +. d P. ACT
JOHN SHARP,
General SuD't.
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New York, 26.-0cvernments stronger,
railways firm; stocks opened strong and
advanced Il to per cent, some shsres,
however, were inclined to be weak, par
tseulsrly Denver and Wabash preferred;
Western Union was strong aud rose to
8JX during the afternoon weaker feel
ing prevailed; but after 2 80 p. n. the
Denver sold up to 331S the highest point
of the day, which strengthened speculs'
ton somewhat. Later On drive was
made against the trunk lines which de-
clined 55 10 d par cent; other active
atocks fell OFF from % to B2er cent. The
days transactions resulted Ia fractional
advance Tor soma shsgss end slight de
cline for others,
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NOTICE.

To Jossph D. Bergiu, John Anger,
John Conners, Thomas Brennan and
Patrick Curley. their hairs snd assigns.
YOU ABE NOTIFIED THAT THE
L undersigned as co-owRer with you in
the Mining claim located az the Bar
gain Lode" and otherwise called the
"Bergin Lode" in the West Mountain
Mining District. Salt Lake County,
Utsh Territory, hss doas the work and
made the Improvements required By law
TO represent said Mining claim for the
years 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881 and 1882,
amounting to $40 each year, and if you
fall to pay and contribute your proper
ii0D Of such expenditure within $50 days
after the frss publ alton hereof, your
interests in said Mining claim will Be
forfeited snd become my property. The
amount expended, for Joseph D. Bergn
is 5000 and for each Of the other persona
named SlO0
First publication July q, 1888.
WILLIAM DEIGAN.