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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.-TO o. G. RIM
~ ker. your heirs. executors. administrator

NOTICE TO .co-owNER.-To o. c. RIM
~ ker. your heirs. executors, administrator
and assigns:
You are hereby notified that Mark Brayerton
a71 II. w. Stevenson, of Jefferson county, Mon
t.ns, your co-owners, have, in accordance with
the provisions Of section 1924. Revised
in labor and improvements upon the
situated in Jefferson county, state OF
Montana. described as follows: Being the SW
y Of the SEA and the BE u of the SW II Of
Fec I, and the n 4 Of the N X of the NV 4 Of
the NE ". and the N " Of the N "A of the NE Il
OF Fec .. TIP N, 4 8 west. containing one hun
dred and thirty acres, the sum OF one hundred dol
lars for the purpose of representing and hold
ing said claim according to law for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1892, and unless you contribute
or cause to be contributed your respective pro-
portion lone-third) Of such e1penditprs as fol
gether with interest and cost Of advertising.
within 30 days after the service Of this notice by
publication upon you. .yonr said interest in the
above placer mining claim will be forfeited and
become tho property of the undersigned as pro-
yided in section 2,324, Revised Statutes Of tho
United States.
MARX BEAVERTON,
H. w. STEVENSON.
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Kept I'm Tor

Kept up for
years - the offer
that's made by
the p%roprictors of
Doctor Sago's Ca
tarrh Romody.
It's addressed To
.io,t, II You havo
Catarrh. It's a
reward OF $500, il
they can't curs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-02

When you think of spring medicine. how
quickly hoods ~sarsaparills comes into your
mind.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-02

on, a Methodist missionary now impSis-
oned in Brazil His arrest and imprison-
ment was caused. it il said, by statemsnts
made in his sermons concerning the patron
saint of Brazil, which was offensive to the
nnthorikiAa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-02

Wilbur Tebbils ....... Merchants Hotel, St. paul
Wellard 8. Dcnnis ......--.H Hotel Eyau. St Paul
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LOST.
FOUND,

EOUND-CHECK FOR SMALL AMOUNT.
l. Owner can have same by paying for this
ad and proving property.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WANTED SMALL HOUSE AND LOT
w near business center on inst,llments; one
with basement snd barn preferred. Box M,
City.
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SAN Francisco. March L. d.. Kesney.
who is attending John W. Mackay. denies
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-02

J. W. Graham Spokane
J. r. Riggs ....... Tostofice News Stand. Soattle
Mercer Il Nathan. .....1 0i s. Second ST.. Seattle
Wenatohee News o.......-..-.... Wenatchea
Otto P. johnson. WerAtohee
Funk's News Pacific Av, Tacoma
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. March 1.--Wheat-Firm; cash. 72s
May. 1880.
Iorn-Stesdy; cash. 40c: May, 42c.
Oats-Firm; cash, 30Ac: May, S21.c.
~Pork-Steady; cash. SIS. 1913: May. S1s. 42h.
lard-Steady; cash, S12. SO; May. $12.S5.
Enthusiastically; cash, $40. 10; May, 5000.
Barley-62c.
shoulders-S9. 7adas7l.
short clear $40. SIG &c.
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EOR RENT-TEREF FURNISHED ROOMS
l. suitable for housekeeping. No. 5j7 3. Rod
neg street
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INANTED-To RENT GOOD FURNISHED
w house: good location: seven or eight
rooms. Apply or address A. b.. No. 22a BROAD
way.
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CALIFORNIA.


r. c. Wilbue ....... Palace Hotel. San Franoisoo
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Mackay Getting Along We'll.

Black fur muffs at The Bee Hive this week to
close out at Soc.
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DAY RENT TO YoURsELF-BUY A $4,000
l. house for II, 700. Your own time, $40 month
ly. Herbert 3. Reed & Co.
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ITO REN1-HERBERT B.. REED Il CO., II
L North Main street; largest list OF houses and
ooms in Helena.
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UTAH.
COLORADO,
WASHINGTON,

Smith l. son.....-..92 9 Sixteenth ST., Denvel
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ORNATE LESSONS GIVEN IN ALL ROUND
dances: satisfaction guaranteed. 21B 5.
Ewing street, Mrs. j. j. Coleman.
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FOR RENT-RESIDENCE ON SPRUCE
street: fourteen rooms, bath, etc. electric
bells. and closets; well arranged; will lease partly
furnished to proper person. Call at No. 81
Merchants National Bank building.
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FOX RENr-FUKN1sHED ROOMS.

L7CR R~ENT-NICELY FURNISHED SUITE
Il of rooms. also single rooms; steam. heat
electric light, baths; a quiet, homelike place.
113 Clark street.
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IDAHO,
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FOR RENT-TWO STORY AND CELLAR
l. frame house, No. .71S Spruce street. con-
tanning seven rooms and bath, A l furnace, neat
44O Monroe avenue, corner Spruce.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. 4
Advertisements undsr this head three timsi
FREE.

SITUATION WANTED-AS NJ RISE, OR ANY
- position Of trust by an experienced person
with satisfactory reference; city preferred. L.
E., this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-A WOMAN AT II
~ s. Benton avenue would like a place to do
reasonable price Call or address II {. Renton
avenue, Helena, Mont.
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SITUATIoN WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
~ as clerk in store: wages NO object to start;
have good recommendations. Address A.. H.,
this office.
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TOR SALAMANCA 1. ONE SIX ROOM
L house on Lawrence street, west side. In
quire Of W. =. Spaulding, Homer BLOCK.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
- who is a competent stenosrapher and type
writer: situation at that class of work, or as
~bookkeeper or cashier in store or Office. Ad-
dress, IL. r., this office. y
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY.
~ n situation "a stenographsr in 9 law Office,
ealary moderate. Address y. this Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27

Asan indication Of the extraordl.
nary memory Tor details and common
place events possessed by thu late Mr..
Blaine, Judge NJ. Is. HngnnH relates
that IN the campaign Oi 1875 Mr.
Blaine happened one DAY In Columbus
to be walking arm In arm down High
street vita Judge Thurman, when an
old farmer friend Of the judge espied
the latter, drove AcfOts the street,
spiang out of bis buggy anu onto the
sidewalk, ~ tho same time extending
his right hand. This Judge Thurman
shook cordially anu then Introducing
the owner Of the horny night hand,
said: "Mr. - this 10 Alr. Blaine,nnd
tue only possible thing We can have
ugaintt him II that he Ia not a good
Democrat"
While Mir. Thurman and this farmer
talked minute about some private
matters, Mr.. Blaine amused himself
by walking aTOunu anu surveying the
inrmer's hofer. Then before moving
on with Mr.. Thurman he said TO the
fArmeT "rhat II "a beautiful horse
you have thore; good blood In him. /
believe he viii make record. Keep
him aud you will make come money
out Of him." -Four years rolled around
and ngain presidential campaign
was on and again, In 1850, Mr.. Blaine
was in Columbus, anu In COlumhu|
big hall to speak on behalf Ot GArileli.
! Just reioro the meeting opened an Old
! farmer clbowed his way through the
crowd and up TO tho speaking siaud,
/ aud put out his hand g. MIR. Bhiue.
"Why, Mr.. - said Mr.. Blaine,
calling him by name, "i'm glad to see
| you" Then, after talking u minute, he
nid; "By this way, Mr.. -, what
ever became VI that beautiful h0rse2"
| The moments incident OF four years
ago was rs fresh IN the MUD OF this
man OF Affairs as II II had boon an iu'
cid.nt Of the preceding h0ur-CmoiH'
| nqA Iunes.Ntar,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
John Kerr Dead.

Major John Kerr died on Saturday
at his home near Ber,houd, Colorado,
aud was buried ON sunday, says the
Denver Neys. Consumption, super
Induced by Ia grippe, was the cause Of
his death. He was born inWinchoster,
Va,a little over seventy years ago.
lis was an early pioneer In the West,
having crossed the plains Ia 1850. lie
org ,uiIed aud owned several freight
,thts that carried freight from 81
Joseph, Mo-, TO California. He located
tue stage route aud was superintendent
col the Holiday stage limo that ran
rom Denver 10 Salt Lake, and was
widely known throughout the West ~
% GENIAL gentleman OF courtiy manners
AMI brilliant onvcieatiOnalist, who
iuved to talk OF pioaeer times and
frontier trials, when men took their
uvss In their hands Ia the active times
% the early hIier. lie resided In
Denver several yoars, whore ho has
.ssany friends. He has Awiie, but no
children, having buried "A daughter
tcvcral years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
SMALL BOY AND MATCHES.
mat Combination starts Fire on
North temple Street aud Then
Disappears.

a small boy tosliing on Canyon road
started cut 10 have Sums fun this
ufernoo and he had 1t quicker and
moro oil ec,ivsiy than be anticipated.
Providing himself with - box oi
matches hs quietly cropt behind a
lumber chicken coop Ia the rear Of the
L.. IL. Woodmausee residence ut No.
10 east North Tenn DO street
and set IRE to pile Of straw. In an
Instant ,us flames were shoounB up
aud making rapid headway. Someone
saw the dte aud rushzd ~ the alarm
box at the Eagle Gate and the fife
brigade came flashing up the street
without loss OF time. Before Its
arrival. however, tue flames had been
extinguished ny lew buckets OF
water and tue little boy aud MS box Of
matches had completely disappeared.
There was considerable excitement
in the neighborhOod on account OF
tue close proximity 0l frame buildings
to the oue ret on IRE. There In no
loss except as 10 temper on the paTi
u this hremen who object 10 being
plsyed with by sport loving juveniles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
Probate Court Today.

This was light morning In tho
Probate court. Only u few orders
were made.
In the matter Of tho estate and
guardianship Of Margaret and Rea
Thompson ct al, minors, Laura q.
Herman was appointed guardian on
ding a boud OF $500.
Estate OF VIM. Lambourne, de.
ceased. Hearing ON petition tor order
OF ralo OF real estate. Petition granted,
without additional bond.
Estate anu guardianship Of Alexan'
der Bfunoker ~ nj, minOrs. Hearing
ON petition Tor appointment OF
guardian continued TIL the 18th inst,
10 lOa. m.
Estate OF Nils Sundborg, deceased,
Hearing on rnRl account VI admins.
traitor. Account allowed.
rhe matter OF tho estate OF August
BlughAber, decea,ed, was continued
uil July llth, NJ ~ n. ~, aud that Of
Nm. A. Norton till the 2SIh inst, nj
10 n, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY. JUNE -. 1898.

William O'Counor, PARK city. Smith Parker,
1tAss valley; VI tc1guHpn. rlft city. , N
hni-e, Joe Levy, SAN taucisCo Kcy. johnson,
thcak9l Joe haNcrfuu, MOniuouor, sci.
UAth, nFieni w 10 Crawford, Cnicago; D j
Mehulih, sallua q q it1befts. james Johnson,
hinguum \ u stanley. Milford. n vs. thomus
ton' sup,ca, Miui u vs. shoemaker Vanuor.
hut Dai, J. 70 sanford. C'oar Crock silss Dora
John Francis, Miss Notue Winner. Miss Ethel
Winner, Nice liisc Wuucr Wu Winner, a 81
Winner. W hrauatord, rayson.
1nU Kyursrorb -Gc1r-a Prentice. y g..
hudun, Denver w % shocAcv. son Fran
cisco . o. ra.uy Dhifagn ~ ~ Gnlctt, on.
lehgm, > a iugbos. san Francesca. 4 tinton,
~ lnuiHt Wittoulefr. trruuuv y Uaurr.
leorhi g BARTLETT and wife. Chicago. a "
IIS6d N.r "'y9 c,t t19 ,e3lr S,a, gs &,
iogg Colorado spring. u 4 Cuiter.t Frankie.
nenNeri q J. Lnngham, Sew York q g wade,
Denver
1ul Mono ty.-NuB n O. eaton. Miss g
scheiel, .p1tlnci james rofrsc and wife.
Neyaia janice sgibly. Anaconda. Thomas
mund. Mr. % Redmond. Ms, May iicdmoni
MIS- Redmond HAIRY Redmond. Anaconda
Mont. y y lluEnccsur. omaha. 4 OIsou,
heaN'f llyt W Gunner. ~ Joeephi w Me-
hunrrtsHn. Sew lUfg, J. Lowe, ogden N
ianu9'c, wife and family Omaha, johnson.
Sew YORK
uW WUrr-A W kimbau. Denver. NJ
Mtuclatrituf. milwaukee, W a. NcFarlanu,
george m'yy, Mra Holt, Mics N ITO g. stock
| loht ~ u Waite. IuEhlm WIN frrcEl, Park
Oty, lac GO oman, -lupetc " 10 Milus, sIlyei
Rect, Utah NJ hUlmuH, huuuIs1u, Utah d
J. HuMin, ~ IetrrHun, farE city, y Preset
Lover Crossing f . gimdry, irucy
| Mr. uoolc, Park Ctl; Jes T. Jollcy. Moroui
| uhh. u W winters, pafk city,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE TnEATER last night held the
usual summer Rudience--about one
Eth ofa house. Those who attended
Lad for their pains one OF the old, old
larce comedies, the school that always
tgema to BIO going, and yet never quite
g1ts--a hodge podge OF plot, the
mSfeat nothing Of a story, bat with an
'niless amount Of variety, gags,
dnncep, sOuEs, quips and quirks. Ek.
cept come portions OF the music,
which were undeniably good, the
wnnln thing has been done over and
over 40 often, that 10 n mbfp waste OF
rnsou 10 attempt to partloulariae. Mr..
Murphy had but little to DO and did
lhlt little not at all brllliantly-con.
s,Iriing that he Is tho star Of tho com.
lany' The ballad singing Of the
soprano, Miss Taylor we believe,
though her name was not on this
Wp2tami was the boit thing OF the
nignL That hopeless trash about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
New Bug Trap.

George Ibsen, Of Huntington, I'm.
cry county, ia Ia the city. His bust.
ness here Is tho exhibition OF an In.
venlion which he has made, the Pat.
ent Tor which n applied Tor. He OK.
pects 10 have his working models ready
in few daya,and will give due notice
OF the time anu place OF the rXhiUl-
ton. He doesn't have any high.
sounding name for this particular ituit
OF his inventive genius, which IN
common purlance may be called "bug
trap" IT, purpose n 70 guard
nlctpers from the ravages Of
iloas, bugs, and various Insects
which disturb the otherwise leiceiul
slunbors OF some OF the inhabitants OF
this section. By means OF the CON.
lrlvance, bed Ia made impreguahle To
the nocturnal vlsitore from either cell.
ing, wall or door, anu an attempt to
climb on the couch or the sleeper
brings 10 close tho career OF the ven
tufeHOme but
The arrangement OF the bug trap on
| thu legs Of the bedatead 10 ny placing
/ it Immediately above tho castor wheel,
which fits Into u IA II hts Into Tue
| bottom OF the leg. When this vermiu
seeks to crawl up, 1t Is precipitated into
cavity, and there destroyed by an
odOflsss liquid. For the top OF the bel
Ut q convenient height, "A canvas unitri
the four sides NJ this reciHngulat-shapul
trap, and all votmiu when come IRON
tho ceiling or wall are effectively die
POSED Of. Mr.. lbseu IL looking fol
some one VINO has the capital 70 taxi
hold Of anu put his invention GU ih'
] market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
Conncilmnn Rirh Retnrns.

Councilman Rich and nm ly 70.
turned from tbs East on tne three
'slock train this morning after an
npsence Of four weeks. They Visited
In'uAgo, Washington, Boston, New
hrfE aud other large cities. rhs
Nsiu's Fair, MIR. Rich says, Is the
,taLgret exhibition Ia tho history Of
n,uinl. The money scare In the
,N.rrmo East In passing away. The
underground wire and sewer sys.
tens Ot large municipalities re-
ceived good ueAl OF attention from
MI. Rich ana no will be heard on
thoan questions In the Council before
long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
Wonderland.

This is the lust weeks performances
at this amusement resort, the Ideal
Opefa comrany presenting "rhu
Bihcmlan Grip until the o o Ing
night. The man cement will give n
~, cial day 10 children on lu,sd1y,
allowing All ohi.drcn accompanied by
their parents or guardians 10 be Az
mitted free 10 all paris Of the house.
The last souvenir Jay viii be- observed
on Wednesday next. Tine first day
tor the sale Of the coupon tickets en-
fitting holders T. n chance In tho watch
drawing will occur - Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
WITHIN OUR GATES.

David A. Sanders OF Pennington
dropped In on the NEWS for u short
spell this afternoon, He says II N so
warm his way that there In no chance
Tor politics or other side Issues.
-
Dr. John J. Stever OF Mafysvalr,
prominent town adjacent 10 great
gold fields in the county Of Piuto, IL
here and quarloroI for the time being
ut ihe White House.
f. l.. Cushing OF Bingham, j. Hal
vorsen Of Montpelier, iduno, and
George Sutherland OF Provo were
numbered amoug those who found
loJgment and fare at tho Cullen hos
telry.
BIS. Hinokley, OF Provo, professor
OF n. Y. Academy,G and Miss Christina
johnson, Of Provo, daughter OF Bishop
johnson, came 10 town today. When
they return 1t will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Hinckley.
Mark Murphy anu wife, with all the
rect Of "O'DowdB Neighbour" are
snugly enEconced at the Morgan hotel.
lnNY VIII w lHiAN VIZ N"HAN'ANW
morning, II oil goes well, which 1t
doubtless will, darlint, bedao!
-
George g. Whittemoro, he OF Demo-
craoy's host WIN carries ths banner to
the fore and while banker n sunny
Nephi Ia always Mt home mere OF
wherever he may e,came Ia yesterday
looking fine az a fiddle
-.
w. l.. Pickard, tue noted wool man
and personal friend OF Major Mchln.
ley, IL OF for Wyoming with s2OO,uOO
ia cash 10 invest In the subject VI 10
much tariff talk aud legislation. To
will be followed tomorrow by l. H.
Calllster on a like errand.
-
The latest arrival is a journalistic
ont-the Rocky Mountain scotsman,
with Nor mau Mcleod, assisted by W.
A, Robertson, ut the holm, IL ~ a
neal-looking infant, ana desetNsn ~
least a chance with the people among
whom Il was born.
l.. l.. Rich, the Democratic wal
horse OF the Third precinct ana oOun'
clmunlc regulator from tho same
quarter, liz nome again from the
World's Fair aud other eastern at
fractions, "a belligerent as ever. He
wac accompanied by hrs wife ana
both oniiyei themselves finely.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27

~. Utah. NJ OF D. m. June lIud, 1885, OF old
$50 snf General debility, uehhTt Daniels
U1own.
Lane sniru. Engiand. hnl was married sep
tembor H. 1850, TO MarfgfCl pArkensuu, Us
whom he had seventeen cllldrou. uf these
seven diei in their infancy lfothCr brown
waa nfutlFad "a member OF tHH Church uf
Iesua rhrist ~ attcr DAY -a.Hts Boo she Man.
chester branch In the winter oi ISIS hc being
Hn osruoai advocate ~ the almH ne came 90
Utah Dol October 1855, unl settled no iatl 90
UarrrviUc. Ills wife preceded him w the
rfprt BIZ. uuI los sixteen y care and ten dave.
TunrfsI arrVirra were lr.I AZ the Harris.
viilr meeting house att r,m. ouIsunfay, June
glfh Uahour ts. rayiur preceding The DO.
roascl'. tca LIVING childrUn were present with
about two .iiirds " their r1s..u'y, which num
ber4 one hundred md forty souls. Thc spehtUta
w.rrJ ST. iirown and JOHN liro1ck OF OGDEN,
ui hon Mciuttrc and Joseph taylor uf thrf
West. Bishop T.. q. Iaylo. Hud BILE couu scl0r. \
J 1aylor. uf this place. 8 long limo Of vehicles
followed thn remains 70 Ogden city cemetery,
where the BODY u the dcocd.c1 was iop3stcd
beside Die wife.
MHeHnI1 Star. please cope
STEVENSON At OrfugUy'llH. Emery county
Utah. June glst lr1i, Co hrrUy stevenson. w 90
uI David stevenson born Auu. 18Th 1854 "a
/ Argentine. Italy. SHE lcHNHH a family OF D vet
childfci and husband 90 mourn her losH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
DALY.WEST CLOSES.
First Of tho Part City Mines 10 Smut
Down.
FALL IL SILVER is THE CAUSE.
Mr.. DAILY says His Mine Cannot be
Operated Now Except at
Great Loss.

A representative Of the NEWS met
Mr. John J. Daily, the we'll known
mining man, on the street late this
afternoon. Mr.. Daily was making his
way towards the depot with grip in
his hand. Hc was In anything but
good spirits, and when npked as TO
where he was going ne
replied, ITO close down the
Daly.west mine at Park CITY
The present low price Of silver makes
.simpo.slhlo TO operate :. except at
heavy loss"
Tho DAly.west has been heavy
producer Of late and Its closing down
viii throw large number OF men ou'
Of employment Mr.. DAILY will return
nome tomorrow evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27

Arrnng, ments have been made fjt
The AasCclat ons Of this Stake 10 have
"a reunion at Garfield Beach, on Ffiday,
July IAN, 1898, that We may have an
81 j1yuble time together.
Every Association will he Visited,
and oil Ulcers are requested 10 take an
tsrtCial ~ tefest to MAKE this excursion
the success Of the season.
Particulars regarding terms, rates
AMI lime OF tiaiua can be learned
nom the one appointed 10 visit you, or
irt IN stake tfllcorH.
A are invited.
Omc,rs, 10 all you can Tor our Mu.
tuAl o. trrt sif.
Your Brethren,
Jos. II. FELT,
r.. -, NuuNg,
j.. W. EArDLrY,
Stake Superinlendency Y. NJ. NJ. /. A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
NOTICE

rTuE ANNUAL MEr1iNs Or MtNurus
4 ct the Logan fcup'u NHsugIAuOu will Do
nt U'clocE u.m.. Tor the purpose of hearing
the annual report of the directors, and io 10
Crivc the authorization Ot ttr WumhCrH to sell
city lot !, Boz block ~. plat b., luEHu riiy Hur-
VrN, anu Tor tho transaction 90 any business
that may properly come before Tie mgguns.
" W. MENtit.t
rrcai1ont
Jt-. a. LuIstuAN, Secretary,
Logan Temple, June .Uthi l.IIs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27

June 9th. noon.
wheat-stcaiy; cash, G3 q. July. hl.
Corn-Ea lrr. cash. i0t July. i0s,
OhtA-stUIuy cash, 2is jay h
pork-Tlm July, 1913, sept tAll.
Lard IBHN. cash, u.t't4t sept Do lftn,
iubs-Eaay cnsh, s.5i'. sept, y.is'
barley Nominal.
Rye-&s.
fiuN-llIA,
TimolhY-s5d7O.
TODAy's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Silver, 73e; lead, $40.
Londou-Silver, SOD.
ORE AND BuLLlOS.
Mccormick q Go. received today;
Hanauer bullion, $3.50; silver and
lend ores, 81 900. Total, sli,l5O.
II. II. Jones n Co, received today
Ores, SilOl.
Wells, Fargo Il Go. received today;
Mingo bullion, ST9l2.
W, G. NJ. Steward had In today for
ASSAY 10 cars Of Bullion-Beck ore,
and 39l tons Of Bullion ore,
j. W. Currin hau In today for nssay
li8 tons OF Horn Silver ore, l24 tons
~ 1859 ore, 80 tons Of Niagara OIe ami
l5i tons Of Silver King ore.
w. A. HODGES had In today tor assay
samples Of no tons OF Horn Silver ore,
los tons OF Anchor concentrates, 10
cars OF Bullion.Beok ere, aud eight
other controls,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27

Daddy aud the Bow Wow ought to be
ruled 4 the program. The seK,etto
from Lucia was very respectfully
rendered. The dancing was loudly
applauded. O'Dowd's Neighbors goes
again tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27

For few cents any person can obtain a
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectually as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.