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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-23

THE above palace. known as
THE MONTANA COLUM-
BAN CLUB is now open to
the reception of guests and is $50
ond to no club in Chicago in loca-
ton, furnishings or service. All
Montana people can find their
homo newspapers on file. tele-
graph messengers and telephone
service, Columbian Coaching Club
station. Montana people should
have their mail addressed care of
club, No. 2e1 Michigan avenue.
Chicago. Membership tickets $40.
We refer to the following Montana
people who have visited tho club:
Gov. j. E. Richards.
Hon. A. H. Mitchell,
DIR. Chaa F. MussiGbrod,
Jas. Shields,
w. L. Ho9e,
Hon. w. M. Bickford,
Hon. w. A. Chcssrnan,
Or any Montana citizen who has
visited the club.
CHAS. s. WARREN, Pres.
T. S. CORRIGAN, Treas.
a w. s. FOLK. Manager.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-23
THE WEATHER.

THE only capital needed to start an
Indiana bank is q little nerve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25

Cora l.. wilson,oi Lem, Utah couu.
ty, made final proof Ia the iauL Diiile
today Of her homestead entry % the
nofthwes, quarter OF section 80, town.
ship south, range west.
James H. woliOrl, Of Lshi, Utah
county, MAZE final proof Of his homt-
stead entry to thp southwea, quarter Of
section 30, township south, tango
west.
Harriet :. Boyd, Of Salt Lake City,
applied Tor desert iand patent to tue
east half Of the sJuthwest quarter, ths
north hail VI tue southeast quaref,
anu the sOuihwcsl quarter % tho south.
east quarter Of section o, and also the
northeast quHdet Of tue northwest
quarter Of section 7, township I J south,
range l6 west. lrngauug wItur Is to
be outa Ell tom arte ian wells.
Mary a. BuuurWOrtb, Of FUit Luxe
ely, rlsu application tUt desert vutty
90 j, anu the south hulfOf the nuJ,E.
GA quarter and the southeast quarter
Of the northwest quarter Of sucuOn d,
aud lot Z aud the southwest quarter OF
the nor,hwest quarter Ut section o,
toWnsnIp II south, range 10 west.
James LitIle,Of Assay, Garfield coun-
~, made ilual proof VI bis homestead
entry 10 the southwest quarter VI the
northwest quarter aud tue west half "
the southwest quarter AMI the south
eiH quarter Of tnc s0utho AIT quarter Of
section 70, township 81 south, range o
west.
Alffod D5utrc, " Smllhvillp, made
application for homestead eLtfy TO the
sUuIhwes! quarter Of the Northwest
quarter Oi section II, AMI the south.
east quarter Of the northeast quarter
AMI northeast quarter ut the soutu east
quarter u section n, township 10
south, range 10 west.
Elizabeth &. Thompson, OF Ephraim,
SauBetc county. filed homestead entry
to the east half OF the nofthwost quar-.
Grand the oasi hnli OF tue s1uthwest
quarter Of section 20, township ~
south, range eatt.
Olcns Johnson, Of Moab, Grand
county, made desert eutFy TO lot .,
section o, tvn,hip 20 south. range -
e's,. ltlgaung water 10 flom NH
Greek.
Marun Larson, Of Gainesville,
Wayne county, made homes cNd entry
Of the south half Ui the rtnwtst
quarter Of SECTION ~, township 80
south, range cast.
Alex. q. Mathrs3n, Of Parowau,
Iron uuty, maize h0mBstoa entry Of
the west ha'f OF the southwest quarter
OF section 33, township 3iByuth, range
II wosi, ana The southwest quarter Of
the rpilhwest quarter and lot I VI sec.
ton 49, township 30 ,outh, range II
wcst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25
MISSING DIR. lyman.
lhree'llllhs Of His Property Goes 10
Ills Slcp'Daughicrs While Ito Is
Under Cover In Utah.

A Modesto California; dispatch says;
The verdict In the lyman estate case
10 u popular one. 1t gives the step
daughters Of the missing capitalist
three.fiths OF the property, an award
having n cash value Of approximately
100000.
The verdict was rendered this after.
noon between a d O'Clock. The
fret heard from the Jurors was ut 10
O'Clock last night, when they came
into court tor All explanation OF the
elect OF certain Issues presented for
their Judgment II developed at that
time that the Jury was oi our mind
concerning the verdict, dleugreeing
only Ia regard 10 the uclaie. This
morning thu Jury came m for further
ana clearer Instructions on one OF the
points upon which information was
asked Tor last night, returning later
with unanimous verdict awarding
the plaintiffs lhree.hfths OF the prop.
oTiy.
A week ago confirmation OF tho
story told 10y Halleit OF Utah TO the
effect that lyman " Ia distant min.
ing camp Ia the eastern part OF that
state was received by the counsel Tor
the PLAINTIFF from James Barnes, for.
merly Of this county and now in.
terested with Hsllett Ia mining
properties In Utah. Batnes recently
went with Hailett 10 the camp where
the latter said lyman was making his
home aud recognized and talked with
him there and now oilers 10 produce
him II the reward IL guaranteed.
Barnes knew lyman hero aud says
that there can he no mistake In tic
man.
Now that the trial has closed many
people expect that the old man viii
return. Should he return he will be
confronted with the iaut that the vcr.
dict rendered today stands against him
~ against his executor, 80 tie counsel
Tor the plaintiffs claim, anu thereby
hangs tale. Immediately after the
trial OF the will.probate case lurv
was dw1rn TO Try the case Of the stel-
daughters agaiuet ~ nau. Subsequent.
ly, on motion II the counsel Tor the
defense, the executor under tho will
was substituted Tor lyman rs defend.
ant, but the jury already sworn In was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25
WITHIN OUR GATES.

o. +. Lyons, who In the call0w days
OF youth served NJ mn apprentice O. the
NEWS but now occupies the paaiuilico
ut Poop, summit county, is reviaiung
tl, scene OF early vioiHsliudes, Irumphs
uuI defeats. lilo votes DemOcfaug.
-
DR.. Bower has returned from a trip
TO the East, which OF courah took Ia
the Incompatible galaxy Of muIern
wonders on the west shore Of Lake
Michigan.
-
W.. 1. Snyder, ut Park CITY, A. we'll
known here na there anl WHO nfac.
tees law In both places, was observed
mcanuering slowly along our principal
Rue de Ia Rough tOiay.
-
Howard Sebree, once Of thiH city
but now q prominent business man OF
Caldwell, idaho, was among tue late
arrivals ~ the territorial capital.
-
a. *. FafnswOrtu, o. Fnfc.; II.
McCarty, OF Monroe; J. II. Hickman,
Of Nuphi, aud &. ID. Mcdonald, OF
Bingham, are among the latest Terri
tgrAl visitors here.
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Missouri Notes.

Correspondence orus Neisf
IsUErENDENUE, Jackson County,
Missouri, Ost. 10, 1898.
IsIent happy SUNDAY In the Gen.
tor stake VI ZION yesterday, ami found
many old time acquaiutances who
have gathered around this Mace, some
Of whom were once identified with the
Church. have great sympathy Tor
some who seem devoted 10 tue good
cause, but are terribly tangled, really
mudd!ed, In their minds. | have held
conversation with those down here
who have changed tneir faith nom
David whllmer and then lott for the
Hedrickitesand finally driltei to q 70.
organized church.
will cay that there Is far better
aud more literal feeling existing down
here than have found before. On
this occasion have teen treated with
becoming respect 10y 10th tho Hen.
dfickltvs aud J0sephites, us they are
termed. Meeting houses Uf bIlh
nave been opened % mt. 1 gave an
Illustrated lecture 10 the re.ofganizrd
Sunday school ON SUNDAY, the ION at
10 a.u.i and was invited 10 preach In
the Hendrickite meeting house ON the
Temple block at IL I'm. and TO givean
illustrated lecture In tho evening at
1880 on the Temple block. There il O
| decided change ami more charity
exhibited towards the Utah 5alnts than
heretofore, 1 received a hearty vote of
thanks iOr my free lecture Ia the Re.
DighuizUd church, aud au appointment
was announced for lecture On tue
following Iueeday night OF 1850, which
announcement WIS also given la the
nowspapers, resulting In a crowded
house In the stone church, which cost
about 100000.
took a ride out 10 tho Big Blue
river, Xix miles, To SEQ the only one L
could mud remaining la tue county
who helped TO drive the MOrmons out.
He says he was only boy at the time,
but could shoulder gun. He also
said, 81 have nothing against the Nor.
mons. | passed through Utah, MY
wife said It was the only placp she
would like TO live. II was the beet
place she had seen. For my part had
no education. 1 only went 10 school
three wetkr, got nine liekings ana
quit"
"lf the Mormona were here now
would you drive them away with the
knowledge you nov possoss!" In.
quired,
"No, sir. We have so many worse
people here now than tho Mofmons. -
raid he.
took three landscape views where
our people lived aud tho tig Blue
crossing, There ia not Onu Mormon
house standing, not even chimney.
The last ne that stood IL now q heap
Of H'oue. Many Mormons used 10 live
down along the Blue, west Of here,anu
tho rirst meeting house was Just
little north Of west, near tho river
The country Il not Rs good or ~ level
~ N IN nearer independence.
while | was out ut Adam. Oudi-
Ahman,on the liih inst,my miud WIS
full Of thoughts OF tue scores Of hny.
i've years ago, when there were HOUSES
anu farms on every hand, Now tho
only mouse near the altar and valley IN
the Mcdonald hOme ana farm. Mrs,
Mcdonald, a Widow, ClEims 10 have
been the plBsorOr Tor hNy yrnfs.
lhp valley below 10 from Oue.halt 10
three quarters OF mile TO the wet
Rnd 10 bounded 10y Grand uvsr west.
nOrthWos; ant southwest, M the
rlver iCfms curve, leav ng the valley
much longer ttan wide, rhr auu
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Jesus Christ Of Lai,or-day Saints, and
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| She We've, wishes aud insiructions Of The
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copuon, yalianlly dOi,ndOd their righ-,
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should therefore foel under obligations 10
DO his part In helping 10 sustain Il.
Ill "a not published Tor speculation,
aud never has heon hut for tho GOOD
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profits, n any there be- derived nom H.,
heng c9vo,ed to extending iis sphere Of
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| bone Ladustrles, among which are pRpor
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and elsa,ropla,iug TO- branches necessary
To tho development and Independence OF
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25
POLITICAL CHAT.

The Liberals refused 90 nominate
Mr.. q. h.. Allen by reclamation. Tnis
was n terrible blow TO the loader Of the
future POpulist parry Of Utah. IL WIS
indeed base ingtautudc.
In order to test the sentiment Of this
community, why dii OF Boss P1wors
accept nomination on the municipal
ticket Of his party? But come u
think OF II the great Micniggudor was
too smart for that. lie knew that Ia
such case the test would have been
made with a Vengeance. lie accepted
n nomination IN athrve-gOruefed light,
where he imaginos he has u slight
chance OF success. l believe, however
that the Republican element Ia the
Liberal party will sec through his
beautiful scheme and relegaie MIN 10
the position no occupied at the time
he left the fortunate slate VI Michigan,
Amorlne J. NJ. BJwmou presented
n aOrfOwiul pictule every tine hu
bObbod up aDu declared that this aud
that candidate had done % much t.
ward keeping lhe grand old Liberal
party intact, when no himself has
sworn vengeance toward II every time
an opportunity afforded during his
brief career outside OF the now "putrid
"Reminiscences"
John Axton, the prophet Of the
Fourth precinct, tinally succeeded Ia
procuring the nomination. He Will
also succeed In procuring magniii'
cent defeat, and In tho precinct from
which no halls II Is said this defeat
viii be helped along most handsomely.
The people ON the bench have not iOr-
gotten the tins when, while he was
experimenting Sunday school,
he was nj the same time
assisting ia gang Of hobos to defeat his
neighbor IN their inalienable rights "a
citizens, by oiisetting their votes with
those whom no knew mad no inter.
ests In common with the people up
there.
1 would suggest to tho Liberal party
that II they have any fireworks Or
any other material on hand wuiCh
can be utilized IN order 10 paint this
town red, they may hnd purchaser
TOR the same at the citizens head.
quarters.
Thousands OF citizens viii gather al
the rheater tonight. l wuulI suggest
that It viii AFFORD an excellent OppoI-
tunity Tor hundreds " workingmen In
this community 10 show their nppre.
citation Vt the best municipal tiCkot
ever placed before them for their sui.
frnges.
Ia accepting his nomination Mr..
Ewipg said that "wlsn he got thrOu IN
tneIe would he no kick romlug" o.
course ho was addressing such members
OF the convention as Enzunpurger,
Reilly, Fisher DenhalIer, johnson,
Hobein, Houngberg, Hadra, Heguey,
smith, Hill, Ecklunj, Kslly, Salds,
Bloch, GFeonwalJ, Moritz anu WoOlL
]. l.. Lawson Will probably not call
upon the Tribune tor a further explana.
ton.
The friends Of Charley Bell express
deep sympathy toward him tor the
terrible manner Ia which no was
hOwhd down when his name was
brought before that mob.
From. Minister To-. Berlln.to-JustIce.
oftht- eaCe Morris 5ummols was heard
90 remark that II was ono thing 10
uomiuote ticket aud still an ther 10
ol,cLiL
J. l.. FRANKS, the only repro, enla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25
A NARROW ESCAPE.


Sunday morning Councilman A. l,
Stone and two Of his friends had an
experience somewhat exciting In Its
nature, which they 10 not care 10 have
repeated every day 10 the weck, says
the Ogden Standard Itscems that ON
Saturday some epOrlsmon ffom Ogden
Imagined that they saw bear on the
east slope Of the mountains, just west
OF Huntsville. This being told To Mt.
Stone he remarked In jocular manner
that he would yet the bear, to which
one OF his friends replied, "All the
bears you yet i'll give you n dollar al
ounce tor sue oil.n 30 sunday morn
Ing Mt. stone went up the canyon TO
Ririnis ranch lust at the east mouth OF
Ogden canyon. He was ioinci by Jos'
RT.e, ". II. Ffovfer, George Fro Ter
aud David JVhuon, AMI they started
out, climbing the mountain on tue
south side VI tho canyof, two OF tue
boys making uuB parry ana Two Others
with stone making another party.
Soon the boys ia the first party calltu
out that thsy saw the bear AM COM
me ced shooting, but % bfuln was ~
the thick underground aud brush no
ceftnlu aim could be taken, and the
shots did not seem 10 take effect. the
tear Immediately maize In the dircc'
tlon Of Stone ami his party, aud they,
being tangled Ia tue heavy scrub
brush, could do nothing but stand still
aud shoot. Finally the bears head
aud bris,ling name were seen not
over ak " eight feet away sud
he received v0lley. Que WIZ
chester ball struck him, tskinr
him just under the lower jaw
anu passing straight back u the heart,
which was eviuuntly tho QUE that
killed him. MIR. Stone says he does
not know whose shot " was that
killed the bear, but the other bUyr
think that II was the ball from Slone's
gun that did the damage.
Tue bear IL n monster, about six feet
long, weighing 25s pounds aud n "
the cinnamon variety. II he had not
been shot Just when he was II Is very
probable that one oru Of the men
would have becn killc IL was n mar
row escape Tor tho men.
The bear was brought 10 town and
was on exhibition yesterday al the
Boston meat market.
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tive of the working element before the
Liberal convention on Monday night,
was also turned down aud spaniel.
Verify, will lRbor'- chainpioUs ever
come TO the conclusion that The pntly
Of transiont hobOs has no USE for SAT-
Lake workmen7
NY friend Charlie stanton was very
badly whipped, hut | told him this
would be the rCeuli, aud he now real
ICES this to the fullest extent. Charley
Ia n good fellow. aud his heart IL really
wrapped up In Republication. There
Ia n brighter DAY In store fOr you, Char
liz, n you only knew how to tax"
advantage OF the only opportunity
left.
"rnr LnERALs ARE IN a BALLOON"
rTuoe-"My sweetheart, the Mau Ia the
6yacym." with apologies to Tony rastorj
Every voter has q grievance when he votes THE
Everybody hA, a ticket aud that ones for
The Liberal party will be beaten a, tho No,em.
Everybody wll then DO happy, exoep. tho
Liberal glouls
cuouus.
Tho Liberals are Ia balloon. their descent
will occur very soon.
Thoy We nov had their day. and more than
And Tor hohe,t men now they1l have to maize
way
Oriau 10, while In tho balloon, should arrange
q, 70 stay ~, N ile noon
ueeau'o ho'i no party to boom.
wv Vote Votes OF i mon O''" '''''''''' SUN ASS
'"''I u III bo ssSin "''o 'N"'ppe'' 'u' WIZ
"Txrrrirnco h ryprnsty, s.b,,lt,su b. "A
maxim We aii tnou. 'e'
Ibourb the povgrs ,r,aii tsttsys DE- tit ,t,,,t,,
"'t uadefneath tho snow. ''''''' ii '''' '''' ~
,.t...,,.
'"''u'
lad. "''' N'''' "'' H'' " "'N""
''' u" never h,d ''' '"'' 700 ''o'''' '''' NO
Acted iit6 tho shamcios. traitor to he party
ror bs'l beIrott, vI.g,t,. ,.,,,,,r maj, ham.
10 frrf F''NN'" f'"'' '"N" "' ''n"'
CO..
Thc seweF "uss,oH ba" bg ' eoppe't e with
PARTY aassi5S s., st , ~, sBr. 4, opr mpp,p,
so leri b 20 up 10 down the r,os. opposed to
,, Mn'' u ''s'''
Nh'iua-
f,,,. g,t, .-..,. 80. ..,... 800, ..........tt
laid his wire,
Not set pIrrtsd hun like tho "durLu that
wallowed in the mirs
Condition. q il havn changed arc long IA
cause him again 10 nor.
And tue future al IluIs tHs Third will ne. a
real live salt lake cor. ' ~
&C.,.
how 10 stand.
In tho r.fiw4fI1n tif hIa t4rty and yyhrtH.r
mry'Ii oJry comm1nis
still. hUtd ratNrr UHVr fuu thoua4uu Than nm
ONCE on yoto oi tbBnls.
Hut IA appma ID AL htt v1f'I rult tIie marty In.
Guiding d l. FrtuLH
rt..,,.
Johnnie Axiom b. the Unknown. and for onIfe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25

curves much AZ does the river and has
tIu,l,er ON II, The hills in tue back.
grou II ON the r. yer are HlHp clv,rgj
win timber, aud the bluiln and pralrIe
brvong rm q beautiful picture.
nave taken several We've Of thu Alton
Including the old house, a. well a. the
valley and tue old stable where sIel,
ON a bpi Of cOiaeobs at tn" time OF a
su'watotni, when my blankets woru
lost aud the stable lot was Ct wdrr
to It's utmost capacity. Ihs wa'
when the mob had driven some OF our
people fr5m their homes AMI burned
the houses, aud Col,nel * miaIl G ! ed
euf aJme militia from Foo. Wyst lD
protect the citizens. Many OF the Old
landmarks looked natural and
brought sad days and scvucs To mlud'
EDWARD SIEvENsON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25
A TRIANGLE OF SMITHS.


Alonzo Smith, a sheep horder nom
Murray In the employ Of Andrew
Smith, met au old friend Ia the CliI-
per saloon on First South street this
afternoon. Thry hal not seen
each other for some tlme and after
a'lutiDg anI CONCENTRATING themselves
1n the reunion they proceeded 70 coils
brolc the came by engaging In a good
nslufed wfo,tnng match. Smith was
thrown ~ tut nJUr Ia the but His
flght arm was caught under his body
nnd as he fell upon u n was broseu
near the elbow. Hu was Immediately
take upsiaifs iuto the UiilUs Of d.. A..
X. Smith, who re- uced the fracture,
which Ia very serious AMI painful
Olp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25

JoNUs-M sat Lake CITY, 90 $3.50 p. IN, Oct
%, 1896 Runcrga NJ, infant daughter Of Ma
thanioI and tIluo harlow Jonea, aged two
months anu eight dave.
Funeral at rosi .nre, Do, south Second Wet
street, oct, !Il, al ! O'Clock ., M. Friends
invited.
ALtEy.-In this city. urt lt,ls0iot b'ondp0l.
Fuulug. FIlon EIi4Au.tU uAruWcll, beloved wife
Of urson Allen. BUtn pgL % 1902. Her infant
child preceded her 10 tho spirit world
lest few hour.
Funeral services Will be held Frdny, oct
81 ls8 ~ pm, lu lhe lWeny. urai Ward
meeting house, tunuls are Invited 90 az
tend.
il0nnrod and beloved hy an, Sister Allen
leaves this world OF SORROW alter having per.
formed her whole duty while in t. Peace be
to those whom shr hHH 'Uii behind,
SIMMONS In thlH DlF. october y, OF tyYho q
fever, Maria Ann brown, vito OF Joseph Sim.
mons aged 3, years.
Funeral services will ha hell AZ the sixteenth
ward meeting hOuHr. IhurlaG, October 90, az u
m. Friends OF thG family arc invited to 40.
tend.
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For the Isle of Man.

This evening MI Jonathan Cowley,
Of this city, leaves for the Isle Of Man.
He goes to visit relatives there, his
birthplace being on the island. He
has been rcsldent of Salt Lake for
several yeats, aud iuten II 10 make Il
his permanent home. He expects "
return here hy next March.
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sam srpy wislo, 10 Inform his
irionds that he hgs uuenoi a Tailoring
Establishment at a Main ~. "a
johnson Pratys Drug Stlrej, aud that
he will be- pleased 20 have them cill
and rec him. Satisfaction guarantee. O..
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CITIZENS INDEPENDENT TICKET

Mayor s. Basldn
Eccordcr........Gus ii. Bucltmuu
treasurer. ................C 3. burton
Nnr-hut............. pratt
Justice Of the Peacr.Graut H. mith
CuUNCiLMtS.
First preciuct.........L. g.. Hardy
...".Lc GRAND Young
...,,......E. y. Newell
Second prccinct"..M. } Cheesman
.....Gcorge -. Dean
" ..Arnoid 70. Giauquc
Third Precinct........ Joseph Watson
.....W 5. Met ornicl,
........it. a. Morris
Fourth Prcclnct....opcnccr CiaWson
...........J. =. BHchc
............J. j DAILY
titth Prcccnct............h lilah sells
......... 4. ". Nfadscu
80 .............C. l.. Rood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25
COMMERCIAL.
sA1r LAKE clEAmNo uoUsr.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,
TOiay'6 clearing house exchanges
smouutcd 10 $4,000.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New YORK Silver, q. r.; lead,
81 20.
LO4don-silver, 334L.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo q Go. received to-day:
Miugo bullion, S34J4.
Mccormick a g.. received today;
HHuauer bullion, $3.50; silver and
lead or,s, $1,000. Total, $3.50.
n. r. JONES & Co. received to-day;
Bnli!ou, 5000; ore, $4,000. Total
$4,000.