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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES..
Marshal's Sale.

DuRsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO
i me directed by the Third Judicial District
Court OF the Territory of Utah, shall expose at
Public Sale, at the front door OF the County
Lake, county of Salt Lake and Territory
of Utah, ON the 10th day of February. 1886. at IL
O'Clock m. the following described property.
to-wit;
Lots Number Two icy and Three tS), and the
northeast quarter ~ OF the southwest quarter
60 and the southeast quarter "a of the north
west quarter 60. of Section Number Thirty
(30) in Township One ~ north OF Range one
hundred and fftynine and nineteen one-hun'
dredths acres of land
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining,
To be sold as the property OF Edward Harri-
son. at the suit of William II. Stahl.
Terms OF sale, cash.
L. A, IRELAND, U. S. Marshal,
Dated January 10th. 1856.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02
seEC4sR PaEAcHss IN LONDON.
tie Prsys for the Queen and Her Counsel
lOrs-A Prayer winch PIesses
the Gories.

LoNpoy, July l.-Rsy. Henry Ward
Beecher preached a sermon in the City
Temple TO-DAY lie was introduced by Dr.
Parker, tie pastor of the City Temple
When Mr. Beecher arose to acknowledge
the introduction the congregation arose to
its feet aud ches-ed and waved handker-
chiefs for several minutes Dr.. Parker refer
red 10 the dark clouds which had formerly
novered over Mr.. Beechers head and said
that the English people then sympathized
with him. Mr.. Beecher replied that he was
much touched by the kindness OF his recep-
ton and the words OF sympathy aud es-
TEEN which he had heard. When the
dark clouds We're lowering over his head he
dld not see them because 10 had pleased God
tO raise a rainbow and he had only seen the
clouds as they were sinking below the
horizon. In the prayer following the
sermon Mr.. Beecher asked God $ blessing
upon the Queen. praying that Her Majesty
might be given long life and greater in
hGence, mus leading tue empire 10 a higher
and more glorious civiliz .tiOn. He also
prayed that the Almighty would eudow Her
Nalesty's counsellors with greater wisdom
The building was packed 20 sufiOcauOn.
Mrs. Beecher occupied a scat in a pew near
the pulpit an 1 attracted considerable at
tentl0n. Mr.. Beecher made good impfes-
sion. particularly among the Tories. who
viii be certain 10 turn the last part of the
preacher prayer 10 advantage
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02
AN EXCELLENT EXHIBIT
Tl6 Past Year a Prosperous
One for Uncle Sam.
The lisIsL TREASURY STATEMENT.
Increased Receipts and Deceased
Expenses tine Debt Decreased
Nearly one Hundred Million
Dollars An Increase in
Silver Circulation.

NA-Hsefl,. July The reduction la
the public debt during june as shown in
the ,at-mea. issued nom the Treasury De-
nar-mrlt to-day. g., s4o5l. s9,. aud for The
lscal year eairl yesterday. s5U1708,
asa.n., 4.4.-9, for tAe preceding fiscal
year Tie total debt noN. less cash in the
treasury, amounts 10 Sl.a.4 l35 3,3 The
total net cash ln tile treasury is now s75,-
l8llUH. .alaains ol' 0f about one million since
Nav sd The gold certificates outstanding
amount tu esa ufAsl3, au increase Ot I ttN .
800 during tle month 0t June. silver certif-
lcafes outstanding S,o. ll6.-2 d decrease of
nearly 81 600 UV during tine past month
Ile treasury gold balance 0u hand is sl3o -
l9i.Ii, or about half a million more than
month ago. and the silver balance Is e15,-
-1g $50 an increase oi about S3W0O00 dug
ing the past month. Standard silver dol
lar, are steadily accumuIaring aud DE treas
lry now holds SisI. I.25j 5db about eJ 600 OOV
more than ou MAY 80. one year ago the
stock Of silver dollars in the treasury vaults
amounted 10 Sl6j ijl ll2. There are
NOW in circulation S52.4637-0 standard
silver dollars against s5eU0po1o one
wear ago. The customs receipts Tor June
were Sl1.ejfl22 and the internal revenue
receipt were ~4f-tNHf ODD. -tE ADA1A AtAt4iHAc
of the Government from all sources during
the fiscal year ended Yesterday were $3.50,
li4 2ll or Sl6 600 900 more inan the eXpec-
tatious Of Treasury officials as shown In
their estimates last December TIE Gus
toms receipts were Sl92. a., SD, against Slel-
an 939 during the preceding year. The
internal revenue receipts were Sllf,O34 3-5,
against Sll2.495 30 the previous year an
iucresse in bOtl Instances, while receipts
from miscellaneous sources amounted t0
81. 6.36l 9fj. decrease of S3,O00O0O.
This shows an increase in revenues
compared with the pending year. OF
nearly $4,000 600. With an increased
revenue there is reported decrease in ex-
peniitures amounting % ABOUT $1,000 900
The total expenditures OF the year am 'upt
Ell, IN round numbers, 10 S2lj 600 900
against S25)0 600 The year bet re The
ordinary exuen~es f1r the year just closed
amounted % S1300OOO0O or fubv SD 600
0Jo less than the previous year. The inter
est charges for the past year amounted to
500 $50 679 about 5000 600 less than the
previous year. while >6i 70245t was paid
oui for pensions against sos l02 POI during
the preceding year Vita total receipts
amounting 90 S35j u0000O and total expeudi
lures Unloading SO 900 000 sinking fund of
500 0JO0Oo the G)vernments surplus for
the past year Will reach 5i5000O00 against
about Sis 000 000 during the nscal year end
ed June 80. lso5.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02
A BLOODY OHIO RIOT
-Four Men and Woman Shot
Down by Officers.
4 Its8.BlE BAT If FOR lIH
The Darling fam . Aimcst - ped CT
~ Marshal Posse Ihs Vic
est Excitement Prevailing
f~s Deao Nos. oihers
DYING

ColtNaes u.ia J4Is AT narbysue
twelve nlses iran Cnieells = ielrihls fi.a
tssl place al s oeoos this morning
George hfoea. tAt cas- marshal. and his
argais bau D4finsy aueallea 81 nlale
aa arrest aad sere assaulted "a Nash.
AAi aua Sea uloar lariae al.d taeif sls.tr.
Ms Nls haaeln Auc hsf -ile4ea hastand
5ah Carpenter. raHuue ne-i resulted
auu rrfelfrIs stIe irttlt lsel The .nosi
luirust eAellenscll rasl.lel.
ousn 4l.eI Arls tat Manor lssard aaf-
raui ieI lee ARREST ui >et niaur Darling Aaf
Darling. Washington nsrluE aud 800 Gar
ltnieI. and piacal ii iu hepuIk nenne,
1saas ie ia4ua ilt mea ieseiasr an uue
oi De- principal streets a fco HlTls eere
exchanged and shri eas unrl lMnledl-
atsi9 fcfnifrrs Ncre lrA~n Ca all larle.
aua general Jas. laat Htsallat ll4llY
slkty snals Nrre hu.d Hs.Y ulaar N4rIlnr
rtsaslfe1 lNe fatal Nuauds ana died iu = fss
llluutes Naf Darling sa- sii.ii tirtleh tie
snse job Carpenter il tue esif ui ine lex
aud Nasa Darling sAs siracE in iile fool.
while the SISTER Dl int Dariu4 hoYs Nrs
hadclH. Nho rau i.4rl the cfosd Was shui
n the baeA by BALI near fhe shoulder
blade. and is fatally huu. Acme uf the
posse nefe severely injured Ihe country
Tor miles areund ls $40 wlih tAc.temral
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02
HANLAN DEFEATS ROSS.
Fifteen rhonsanl People Present daulan
Kindly Lets Ross Up Within a Quarter
of a Lens n II Him.

Sr.JoHN, Que, July l.-S0ne fifteen thous-
ana people visited s. John 10 see the three
mile race betweeniHanlan and Ross and 9th
er minor races. The big race 10 the outside
publ was good and exciting When the
scullers took up their position for the start
the wind. which bad been blowing freshly.
dropped almost awsv. A good course ani
splendid weather overhead. gave every op
pOrlgnity for a s)li ume. Hl1ian LED at
the start. ID Wing thirtv-fonr % his oppo-
nent's thrty-tw0. Hanian kept his lead
and turned the half distance blOv. three
lengths ahead Half a mile from home.
Htulan let Ross come up with him and
there was an exciting -plrt % the finish.
Hanlan won by a quarter Of length.
Time, twenty minutes and three seconds
There was 10 betting
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02
HOW THEY FUSED IN IOWA.
The Democratic state Convention Endorses
Cleveland-UhItes With the Green
hackers on Ticket.

DEs MorNEs, Ia, July The Democratic
STATE Convention reassemblel al 9o'clock
this morning. During a wait for the Com
mi'tee on the Platform 70 report, resolu-
ton was adopted unanimously express ng
the good viii of the convention TO Gladstone
and Parnell AT 1880 the Committee on
Resolutions reported the platform which.
hrst endorsing Cleveland aud his admins
tration. indOrses the soldiers and sailors
fsvors honest pension bills but oppose,
special laws; calls on Congress 10 revise the
tariff laws 90 meet the needs of revenue
only The convention nominated the fol
lowing ticket. Carlo Sells no opposition
for Secretary of State Paul Guehch. Aud
itOr Col Mackey, Attorney General. r.
Bradley, clerk ot The courts. The ticket
was completed by the endorsement of
Daniel + Campbell, ot MOnOna. the Green
beck candidate for Treasurer. and William
Iheophilus for Court Reporter The
Greenbackers I'M turn endorsed The Demo
cratic nominee, and thus harmonious fusion
is secured
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02
JOAN JAMBOR's JAM 8OREE
on Trial at Racine for Attempting TO ASS
assinate SecOr with
Dynamite

RACINE Wis July The trial of John
JambOr for an attempt 10 assassinate NJ NJ
Secor by means Of dynamite aud + Pali-
ca for counseiing The same. was begun be
gun before Justice Heyer. this morning
Several witnesses swore that ;hey saw jam
Dor come TO the door of the business mems
meeting and beck0n Palica 0ut about half an
hour before the explosion occurred. Mr.
Secor told how often and in what manner
bee bad been threatened by paica and stated
thar che cash book. bank book cheek and
receipt books Cor 1851 were lost During
fhc most of this year Mr 5ec0r was in Eu-
-ope aui Paica had charge pf his business
SIR Nlnn. Of Milwaukee testified that he
had sold Jambor "a false beard 0u fhe dsv of
the explosion. lheCase was chen adjourned
until tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

F. Ihe Chsatsaqaa ot the Wssi" Fst1sses
aud BarboF spTsags Ihe Season
Opened


psossEf July I-Ali laa t m4s 1s
saii that The resort season is Gily opened
although tle A9isI. ave noi az all crowded
ser Now IL a good lme to eane Tie
population of feIosAey ail increase a-the
rate of 300 l.er ae-k fir the next four weeks.
always praVd.us t4e ve4ther down SOUR
Nay keep. ~ warm as 10 3. now Peios
key. Haruor Springs and Har5or
Point never looked 50 lovely as
at present These resorts ale known t0 BE-
Tie most refined as they are the most De-
Hfuug and match making resorts but tlef
aye health resort, as well Ile cool brll.Hs
air. IRE. tleI Nlth tAg Dai.amil odar oi plEc
aud hemIacA ls c.nIlatc o. perfect heail
aut 0l. how one does sleep up here The
magnileaufy furnished Arlington IS kept
in nrt class style and Landlord HaYvs
make evefs bo4y comfortable Tie oaci-
dental and fhe Cssamau come iu llr s0o1
share 0f paying patronage.
leloskey Itself IS parlcul-riy pleasant
place picturesque lu lis slrrouIalng- aud
inhabited bN nuspllaoie. intelligent and eu
rerpfi-iug citizens. Her people are fhroRn
into contact wlth visitors i0om aii parts oi
ihe world ana naturally enough .here are
any number of eallanis and sNarms of
pretty girls
The hensnston around go HlrbOr Springs
is delightfully."- situated and Landlord Ran
dolpn D. becoming popular most.
The cottages at BAY View. We-que-t ton
sing ami HarDor Point are rapidly hlhns
up
The TEIEeEAN- HeRALn which reaches
here day ia advance of any of the Chicago
Detroit dailies and with the same
telegraph news Is eargerly sought after
region
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02
HARVARD S FRESHMEN
They Win the New London
Race by Three Lengths
THE YALE SHELL FILLS AG0 Sinks.
The C0lumb'as Good Second 10
Harvard Vale leading Al the
Tins ct the Accident - i7ar-
wards Time a c53.

Nn LasnoA. c. Jaly 1.-The start in
the intercollegiate regatta was msde al
il.-- Columbia caught the water drsi and
pushed % ihe front bat only ior an instant
Yale. pulling a thirty s1 stroke drew
ahead inside oi Tie dr. Ten strokes Har-
ward was siroked al thire-sir AT tie
end oi the nrsf minute Yale Nas stl
showing iAe way. With Harvard and
Columbia length behind. on tle ~Ay iu
ihv hall mile flag Harvard gained slightly
on thv loiumtlas. and both ~ them grad
naliy drew up 90 ale. Suddenly the Yale
crew stopped rowing and several hauds
went up into the air lu signal 0l distress
The shell had Llled With water
the other crews Kept steadily a.
work, past the miie Tag they went Coium
hia leading by seven seconds bui Harvard
gaining at every stroke lel after yel
came from the Harvard iue. and al every
shout The bow Of Captain storroN boat
seemed 10 leap 10 the front until it was
leading Columbia went steadily % the
rear until Harvard led by a length
The Columbus after passing the mile
has settled down Tor hard stern chase
They rowei pluckily. bar not Ia the beau
tiful form exhibited by Harvard. who's
stroke wa strong and steady aud 81 DO
during the next quarter mile. gained sleaU.
iiy on the New Norkers Al three quarier-
of mile from the. finish both crews
spuTted and The Columbias. despite their
splalh gained on the Harvards. The Har
wards passed the mile and half f4g In S
minutes l73 seconds. only lve second,
ahead OF the COlumbias. But the Columbia s
stroke dropped 90 thiriy-iHe and then sei
tiei o. tbirty-two. which they retained ts
The finish. The Haiyards kepI the
same long, powerful slroke that had
characterized their rowing from The start
Al one-sixt-enth ef a mi e from the 6uisa
Captain Storrow hit ais sir0ke ID thirty
nine and crossed the line fully three
lengths ahead of the Columbias ia,
plucky Culumbias came in well nigh ex-
hausted. The official tine oi the race was
a> follows. Firsi mile, Harvard 49 Coium-
bia 5.42 Second miie, Harvard 1883. Co
lum5ia 1910
The cause of laies disaster was because
the paper deck of her shell broke leuiug Ga,
water in. After the race The Yale launch
steamed down 20 the referee boat. entered
"a protest and requested thar ihe race b,
g0wed over.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

The 0-Wash-ia Nong boat club held p
second Thursday evening bop last night a.
the club house. A number of people wen,
out % the lake in the afternoon aud fe-
manned during the evening huf abe bulk n.
those who Attended arrived along absuf r
ort clock. Ile time was devoted io
informal indulgence in dancing rowing.
using tne gymnasuc perapler1aiia of tle
house. chatting upon the broai Vcranit-
ans. in short willing away the time in ss
many different WAYS 81 suifei The tastes AND
inCInatIDns oi those in aftenianca Rsm-
Iugt0n's orchestra discussed excellent nu-
Sic. lbis party was by "a greater so ,ce--
than iis predecessor and nas given fhe
stamp uf popularity 10 the Thursday even
lns hop. as the one mosi attractive event at
tbe lake each week The number p-eseni
IS estimated AZ bef reen one hundnea and
Hity and two hundred
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

Several Of the county officials received
dehcateiy perfumed notes yesterday and
upon comparison found them an TO bC
Identical reading as ftlloWs
GRAND R.pms Mich. July lst
] have seen Won about the cty a great
deal aud ways wanted % get acquainted
with out have never haG an opportunity
- az last ] cannot help forcingan acQuaini
ance beng SO STUCK on yonr maguIhccn.
figure Hoping YOU Will pardon my rash
nest ] should be most happy o. meet 900
Tins evening al % clock sharp al the south
east corner 0f the Post Office Mv bus lsu q
who is a travelling man la, just ieli the cin
Tor sixty day trip 50 YOU neei not Zee.
alarmed a. ANY ones kno wing this Hopna
YOU wiil not disapp0int me ! remain
Yours most lovingly
MBs y J.
T. s. I shall wear a white lace shaw
and rel bat so will know me when YOU SCI,
nae bat ! shall kaow you ana shall ap
prsach and take your arm.
Aour- lnhiushingly
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

Nrw lonk july .-Atthe Br.saton Beach
90 the first race maiden three y,ar.o'is
'hreequAr,er mile Voucher wen. Lgrc.
second Dizzy Brunette thir3 ums llss.
second race. fhree-l sarter mile long ssp-
er hr.r L1osouL second hI.v Buen.
llri. time. ll-l lAina race. thrrr.1us
ef mile. Aineel Ton. foml-. seel lnf. UaIV
lak. thiri. ume f.f1 Eaurh race toe
NlnEs county cnp tFa miles. bsrnum Wan.
iaufsri second Anni faai thiri ume
5sl- ffh race. seven farianer Harry
daun won Pat Denuis second Ili Norris
bird. time. 1924 Sixth race seven fur
lns~ Bloc nay Hon. KING Nicsar second
Nimr0d. Third fimc So
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02
SPARTA SPARKS
Death Of Prominent Member of the Via.
sosic Order- The Kscss-A
saloon

SPARTA. july William Bonner. former
ly Of Casnovia, died at his residence here
last night tie was a member Of Sparta
Lodge F. & A. NJ NJ. 28i. Of Kent Chap
ter r. A. 81 NO. los and Harmony Chap
ter NO. % %. r. s. The funeral will occur
under the auspices of the Masonic Order a.
Casn0via sunday July 3. AZ u O'Clock IN
Friends are invited 90 meet a, The residence
az 80 O'Clock a. M
The races to take place here Saturday.
promise to le a success The new grand
stand al tho track viii be finished tomor-
ROW
Chris Post of Piainleid has made Pr
rang meufs to open a saloon just outside
the village corporation limits
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

Tuhbey N Co 3 dime circus vas largely
attended ai tbe matiaee yesterday after
NOON and lasi evening the tent vas packed
fo The ring and a number ri people we're
fur 90 aEsy. Feerf nl1r speaks highly ~
fae perform lnaes ana fhe Courteous man
scr of fhe attendants Stiles orion and his
won lerlai fears aifh his hstes ou ihf
bare back ai q horse going at flii sI,eei j.
the wonder and amazemeur of a8 who
have visited fhe ehnu
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

JACEsoN. N.h Jalv I-Wo-8 Fts rs.
ceiyei a. the prison tonight f-sn the So.
preme Court to 3.s6hsrFe Jeremiah Chap
uan serving seven wears term from
Detroit ior cDnsprng gifh fsnf- kesEan.
ne latter % ol rage his gfA in order fhsl
Ihspmsn m gnt procure 1If sres Casa-
nan ga- selfencei ln Istf The rsIease
Tas on a wrIt sf error boa Ja See sherFl,1
nphatcaif diss-ntei Besssn is sll a.
zoe prison on are resr- stretch.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

.Hf '....rta f.r..r
MsecBoTA. Nich 1nIv 1-Three of tbe
cssi uins situated az spencer Creet. twelve
uiles west ~ fhis point owned snd 0fersfei
lv g. Hehh in tbe .nteres-s of abe ia Rep
fa- from Company ve-e destroyed Iarf NIGHT
neefhsr Viiu hlfv cards of ~osd s1d Hla
bushels oi coal Csn-td bv gisnf powder
iepisfed in one oi fire sI.ns dHrnE fl. fIfse
r SLING hF parties unsn8Nn. Dfmast.
- DFF n0 insnrHnoe
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

LovDoH July AFTER the nomination
for election Go Parliament f,r The Harbor
Division oi Dublin Mr Timothy Haung-
ton filed vfh ihe sheriff objections lo tbe
nomination paper of his oppoueat Nr
Nackcg. ni1ri7f. claiming ifreeu artes
vhila rendered Nr Macseg candidsct
ro1 The sheriff decided ihaf ST Hsr-
finsfan g objections Were valid and TODAY
declared him refarei to Parliament with
.nf nUuls. far
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

DrRou Mch Jlif Harry Ham
mond on ofice boy in the employ of Val.
rev a Co. shos i-a'frs hss mvsfer'sasIr
iss appeared Hf bad bsen saar fr AL rer p
pair Of .hsfs. bai never returned lnss
much as h.s back book end aarhIng ve-e
found ir hi- room fhe g. iee are nnnfin nssa
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-02

WtsHTe1os Jaly i-rbs Clarmsa of
tbe Committee on hgfielfu1t of ere s-nahs
has reported beck without sn.eoi neafs.
the H-use h.i tax'n nr u'eeuarrs and
hns given nof'ef fhaf be eEuert to rsN if
ur faf acrnn Isllneiiateir efef fba af.rs-
ur.atra t'f's are Iieo.fsei ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-02
New York stock Market.

NEW YoRK. May I.-Governmsnts
dull and steady.
Stocks. unusually feyerish and irreg.
ular, with alternate spasm OF activity
and dizziness. The market was CON
trolled almost wholly by the news re-
garding the strikes az Chicago, and
these were nearly all of an uniavorable
character. Both bulls and bears con-
ccde that il the country - TO be thrown
into general disorder securities must 20
much lower. While news this morning
from ST. Souls and from this city was
favorable, that from the northwest was
the reverse and more serious than has
been published since the beginning Of
the strike on the southwest system.
The lowest prices were reached about
l.SO O'Clock, although the market was
comparatively dull. The movement
was decidedly irregular from that time
until O'Clock, and IN some cases a re-
action Of nearly per cent. Was estab-
lished. The result OF the DAYS opera
tons is, however, extremely irregular
several prominent stocks showing little
or no change. while the majority Of the
list IS down from = to = per cent. The
market closed Irregular, but about
steady for majority OF the lists. Com
pairing prices this evening with those
of one wees ago. everything Is lower.
The heaviest decline has been made by
the New York Consolidated Gas 6Is:
Pacific Mail is down 30. Total ssies
for the week were ,522, SIS shares,
against 922 ,si5 last week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-02
The Public Debt

WAsHISGroS. May. 1.-FolloWing re
capitatlOn debt statement issued to-
day: Interest. bearing debt, principal
and interest, 81 239, 6io $50; Since ma
turing principal audinterest. $6.Oa3 Ca q,
debts bearing no interest, $40, go 4l4 /:
total debt, principal aud interest, 81 =
$50 365 $50; total debt, less avai.aole
cash items, 81 .4S4 057 Si7: net cash in
the treasury, S77 .03O 500; debt, less cash
IN treasury May LIST, 1886. 81 ,4J7.O -6 SIS !:
debt, less cash in treasury AprG ist.
1856, Sl,4lS,S S2 235: a decrease &C. iebt
the treasury available for reduc. OF
the public debt, 500, 30T, 7O6; tota s.as b
III treasury IN the treasury, as ,lcwn
by the Treasurer's general &C .Junt,
$3.50, 49,, $40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-02
Bannock.

The HERALD's recent article on this
company's prospects has been the
cause of both growls and fluctuations,
the growls coming from those who
were buying, and The fluctuations from
those who were on the point Of selling.
Messrs. Groesbeck and James, who are
comfortably loaded, are authority for
the statement that the stock went up a
dollar next day, and they added there
was nothing but the exact truth stated
either" Sales have been frequent at
50, but no large blocks are TO De had
under s., so the sheriff says.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-02
Mining OutIook

The outlook for the mining interests
In Idaho was never so promising as az
present. In eight out OF fifteen counties
IN Idaho, says the Scientific Press, there
are prosperous mining camps and as
the work OF prospecting and developing
goes on, each year adds to the number
OF paying mines. Until recently Idaho
has been Isolated, but with three rail-
roads now traversing the Territory, the
mining camps in all the counties are
easily reached Hter-IGGko.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-02
FINANCE AND MINING.
The Business Changes Of
the Past Week.
ORE AND BULLION RECEIPTS.
L. u MI. i. Disbursing-Desere Bank
Dividenc-Horn SILVER Deal
-Bannock
ORE AND BULLION RECEIPTS.

z. c. NJ. 1. will commence the disiri-
button OF its $4,000 dividend during
the coming week. The Deseret National
Directors also hold their meeting and il
IS safe to say the quarterly dividend Of
3 per cent. will be declared. Asked as
to the matter yesterday, Mr.. Hills, the
cashier, said he never forestalled the
action of the directors; the regular
dividend had been earned. however. he
added.