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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

MAkTINSVILLE. VA, Aay .s.-Spo-
cial -Ihe municipal election went on
quietly. mere being 10 candidates put
up Oy poAucal parties under the proyl-
sion or the Parker law tho people voted
the way they dld before the passage OF
ne Walton law. There We're two can
didates in the reid. Ed. Penn and samuel
Morgan. Morgan WAS elected by ma
jority or -. An or Morgan's ticket was
elected except A. ID. Mitten. VINO was
beaten by T.. tr. iBurcn, VINO ran on
Penns ticket.
me people also voted on the question
whether the town council should issue
bonds for 5000 fcr electric lights and
s.re-waiks Inis was also prOba bly, car
RED, but on account OF It's taking three
rourtns OF the registered freehold vote
ana a majority Of all the voters voting.
Il Is not known definitely Whether II sue
ceeded or not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
an nld Firm nIssoIyes PartnershIp.

The Broad street dry goods firm of Ju-
lius Meyers & Sons has dissolved partner
ship. MIR Julius Meyer. the senior mem
Der. having decided TO retire from bus.-
ness. His two sons. william u. and
Alex. H. Meyers. will continue the busi-
ness under the firm name OF Julius Mey-
ers' Sons. This firm has conducted a most
successful business on Broad street near
Sixth. for upwards OF twenty-five years
and the new is assured Of maintaining
It's position IN the lead OF Richmond's
mercantile enterprises. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Thomas lHN OfAiois
Those who fought in the Union army
duriug the war between the states ana
their families and friends turned OUT
bright and carly Yesterday morning 10 60
TO the National Cemetery, on the VIII
uansburg road. where Memorial DAY was
to be observed by The decoration or ihe
cruyes OF the Union dead. Ihe uAy was
b,f and those who marched with Phil
Kearny Post. No. 10. @. 4. H., from ful-
ION to the cemetery found tne heat very
di.sereesble. But once there under the
sbag. OF the beautiful trees. a cooling
breeze greeted them.and the s0iolm dur
in., the four hours of the ceremonies
yyas very delightful The programme was
arranged with aroat care. and contained
.otiffe IA number of attractions. The ORA
tiou was delivered by Dr.. Henry Il.
Thomas. member Of the House OK Repro
septatives. who had served during the war
IA the same regiment with General Edgar
Allan. It was u remarkable piece or ora-
torv such as perhaps has rarely been
heard here. Many things were said that
nleased the ears OF the hearers, among
whom were quite a number who served
during the late war in the Confederate
army. -
which "a SOutherner and especially a
true Nirginian. can never ADMIT. Ihat
the war between the states was rebel
lion. that the men who sled their IRE
blood Tor their country ana lof thelr
homes were rebels. and that those VINO
fought on the Confederate side were IN
the wrong
IN cemetery yesterday mornlsn had a
ocoptlnued on Seyenteenth Page.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

A called meeting OF the jolly Owl Club
was held last night 10 elect officers to
Ill vacancies caused by designations The
following were elected: j. G. Weckert
recording secretary; II. /. Less. financial
secretary. W. n. Gibson. sergeant-at-
arms. President John ". StarIye. pre-
s'del After the election an entertain-
mcnt consisting Of vocal and instrument
tai music was given and light refresh
r1ents were served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

ROCKY MOUNT. VA. May so.-speciai.
The election for municipal officers passed
orr quietly. there being practically no
contest except for the mayoralty' In
which A. r. Binford defeats the present
incumbent one vote. with the exception
of one all of the old councilmen were re-
.fo.fnI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
To Go TO stanton.

Most Of the silver Delegates from this
citv will leave FOR Staunton on Tuesday
night. They have engaged rooms at the
Eakleton. Many other Kichmonders will
also leave on the same train. including
several newspaper men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

The young ladies OF tho Golden Rule
Y's had an outing and social Monday
night al Forest Hill Park. The chnper-
ons were Mrs Morris. president: Mrs.
sesy and Mrs. Jackson. A pleasant even
ing was spent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

The following WAS the range OF the
thermometer az The Times office yes,er-
day: a. NJ, 70; II NJ. Is; 3 p. NJ, ~:
p. NJ. 81: . l.. NJ. rs. midnight. "a.
Avefage, "a SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

ecopunued on Seventeenth Page.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15

rs. Albert red lnnd fformerly ct
New Iopdon, 81 g erie dI1sto z ohns
2Ringen, 81 Ringyl le, last= 3 a il1 aays
Mrs. Tower isS quite III 81 pres
emit. She is ffering from INJURIES
received . cou,iggle of weeks ago by
falling down the cell a..
IS Olof Hartzell. Who has been work;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15
Svea News1ets.
Our good sleighing is leaving US.

- 80 6NyoSA SOL 10 AOe1y LIE lAo.
Andrew Skoglund is around sci ling
trees and plants Of various descrip-
stions. .s.s... .Ss.
Il seems that the only way left for
soar boys to make n oney is BY ped
ding and horse trading al.
Andy Freeberg and Louis He'd have
been Il comp any for the past few days
exploring our beautiful country Yes
Stree! No country beats this!
4. Edward Rasmussen and his wife were
sagreeably surprised last Friday night
by q large number of their frienda.
As 9 token they received q set Of
dishes, q clock and some cash.
Rev. >. Q. Inlnd berg was away last
week attending q mission meeting At
AtWater.
The children of Svea congregation
met last Sund lay, at o'clock a. M, to
practice songs for the ghris tmas les.
|tival Decl amations etc. were dis
tributed to q number Of them. 55z.
Charlie Peterson and Mrs. Erick
Berg eloped last week. Their where
sabouts are not known as vet. Both
parties were from Genesee.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15
= j. - - - - : Fi1s-
Harrison.


S a soclab1e was given at M. Barber's
place last=sFriday for the benefit OF
the g. 2. S. Of Harrison. The AFT air
was q complete success, the amount
realized being. So. SO. ss=zs.
The y. p. G. 3. S. of Harrison are
busy arranging for Xmas tree at
the church. 5s=,-;
Sneak thieves have been operating
in this vicinity lately spn the night
of Nov. %, or thereaboht, parties
broke into granary belonging to.
Thomas Mulcare and made away with
a load Of wheat. The granary was
a half mile from the house, SO that
Mr.: NJ ulcare did not discover his loss.
until some days afterwards The.
storm had covered all tracks, making
it impossible to track the thieves.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15
OF IF S g
Rfngvil1e Items


The weather last week Was Just 9
little BIT to good for. the snow.
Wedding BELLS were silent:
E Our basket party last sTuesd eve
ming turned out . grand success, when.
circumstances shall be taken into CON
|sideration. 1871 s.s:
Paul Iverson has been visiting re-
latives 81 Montevid 10 for some time.
Mr.. Jacobson Of Minnesota River
visiting with relatives in our gush
at present.
Am. Larson wss the aucti oneer at
our basket party Amund is just
the man for such. wo TX.
We understand that EdW. Sonnste-
gard and yJno. Newgard are going to
start out pedd ling pretty 90 on. =
Although it Was tried hard 81 some
to keep the prizes on baskets down Is
I50c, ID at amount was more then trip
Ipled many times.
Butcher Hok anson of New london
was seen on our roads last Monday.
Mr.. lbjarnson Of Belgrade passed
|.byy here last Friday evening .inrouted
for Pay nasYilIe
s u1want return printed On en-.
lvelopes Just call printer +. =.
IIlP'eterso or one Of his agents. 'eter
has invested IA 8 new press and whole
Hot Of type, both small me: larg
John Iverson. has. hired ont to
Iparties il town Of Lake johanna FOL.
whole year q. 1.
Little llais ope5 50 LiintonYille
visited inss our gush: last Sunday.
IICallS ain Olaf.
q great break of Clique tte:5 not
to pay hhiis betg, esp ecia when the
sEEbets is with q lady. .s33s..
Emil Olson who a. been work i d,
IIsfor Ole Anderso this last hummer,
sEpturned 10 his home ii IL isconsin
Hast week
sinen Lohn ID sgisitIne Is re'
.latiye and friends ~ lsconsin q
IF
weather permits Ii the ohnsoI
4 sIIThreshing eshina
ssisagaip to-day
3 IS ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15
Pe1lnOcl Itef1ls y


Miss Josie DaYid son Of Swift Cos
has been visiting at Evan ickson's
lastzweek.
braham 7Ihorson and Miss Annie.
||Tygeso n.Yiaited at Martin ssunderson
last Sunday evening HI
What about tie my qualified
(C. ], Hanson Of Pennoc Il who accord
ing to the Psnnock correspeo ndents Of
/ the Gazette has such al abund ances
Eof qualification tha tshe can hold down
any deputy ship ins the cpurt house.
What shout the Deputy Aud itor's
Office, where there, was no other man.
outside Of the court house nor in the.
state that had the needed quail ication,
nor was entitled "a the Office except
q certain man bel lon ging Is the old.
court house ring This was Mr.. Han
sons own statements prior election.
We think Nj. Hanson better learn how,
to write al address On q letter before
appl ying s..
There wil be ia mas trse j. i
1.-the Norwegian ,ut Church Monday
EeVening an.
b Miss 'anline II11siinsonl visited at
Hans Nelson's asts sssunda
Ohm Greg ppleton
llAstWeak. So
There viii be 8 spelling school iin
lsDist. No. Frida eyeniin Miss
Emma elsonl s. lin IS i The
teacher.
as Prayer lneetin will bes held &c pri-
FvateS housesse ming this week.
rs ll taken q pleas
lure inne q mol week
Tie oung F'ep,pI pies Pol itical and
Liter sssocsiiety are 10 meetings
I'm school house IS Il1is 80 and SO
Eevery Frid event hey have .
elnenb ernhlp ood atten.-
dance eYery@ sc, The work done
now 81 mostl S. s. verbal s..
Ilport note enY other terest.
Also j: actllce q
arlImen &, l ociiety csannol
sIItiall "a do "a al such men
3 q 4 kson,
Martin 1eterss, q IeIson And
|aossn| |sasre ans
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15
irwin fs!l,1s

&. 81 .ara 81 81 M
- ps|.
IWiull li.ieli as sstiye
a IL 81 just ce Anas
ness 1ns.sss's'ss
May Paul
Mrs. Han Larson tass 90
MINI. is VISITING tn her dap fsnse1 s.
Mrs. Ole Scion. 5ssssss
Surgeon John nderson former 3 M
|of this town, later -
pected |to, arrive nome oIss aas
|parents 6dr rs. Sven.
IL the later /, Art q the week
Mss Hilda Olson our ssistant posi-
master reterned home last Frida rom
Is brief: visit with friends and relatlVes S
at AtWater N
Olson s. Hagen sg 81 RutterIs
Town IS prospering NIGEL nk..
much u heir Buccess ie due lrS.=
brig t clerk Charlie S tenber
Where . disss CHI istene I'araen
4 nov a-d avs: v'Is1tlng J
/ with Miss Nellie and Victor Peterson.
al Lake Lin onder what will
4 happen.
Dan Nash and Boney Harris left
4 for ST. Cloud last Friday to visit.
friends and relatives who Is attend ing
the Normal School
Andrew Hagstron and Elliot q ash
B met with little accident while has1lingS
4 hay. at P::.$J Il amson' last satur-I
y day. The load suddenly upset. throw
ing them on the frozen ground Andrew
received badly bruised knee, elliot
escaped, however, Without any serio,.S
injury .lssssE=....I
B sBoneY Harris, D Ian, IA arthie and
1. Mary Nash enjoyed q fine sleigh-rlde
1.-THE other evening They went zen 70 sAts {
81 water to attend certain concert hut
y. ia. learning that il had been postpo ned
3: lluntis some time later, they turned for
home happy a. ever
Albert Paulson have just received 9
81 letter from one OF his friends at Eos,
81 Rosean Co., MINI. which states that g,
crops was total allure in chat part
FL: Of the state, owinez to the abundence
&. of rain last spring just think Of .it 7,
@ No crop Id these hard times. s.
IS Peter Larson sold fine four year
old horse the other day 10 Simon
s simonson, the price, being SAG. Good q
4. horse prices now-a-days
81 *.$ Szz ss Snow BIRD.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15
Ct OAKS AND JACKETS.

. - ~ 81
Price
$15 90 Jackets, this sale. &. $11 so
. 90 Jackets, this sale. .@.. &. so
. 10 90 jackets, this sale s. 81 90
s IS 90 jackets, this sale. IS. s.. B. 4. so
. 12 90 Gloaks, this sale 1. . s.. s. 90
. 10 90 Cloaks. this sale. 4: so
81 81 50 Cloaxs this sale 8. 8 90
90 Cloaks, this sale. SO
all the childre S closed At Cost
SHAWLS.
$40 90 Shaws, this sale .. So SO
8 90. Shaws, this sale. 3. !. D. q. -. s SO
90 ShaWls, this sale. SD. ~ Is
90 Shawls, this sale, &. s.. .... so
ASCINATORS.
go Cent Fascnator this sale ;35 Cents
40Cent Fascinator, this sale rs Cents
i We have Biz Line Of Knit Goods, such as Jackets
Hoods, Caps, Oyergaiters and Leggins
Also Chi1dren's Underwear at
zssS Reduced Prices This Sale.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15
New, .ond lon deNs I.


S. From New Lond On TtmessJ a5esI
The oodmen will give g New SI''1s
Years ball Dec. 8
1Fgv. Is ollin preached at Tir..
poll last sunda
Nels Mikkelson, Of Willmar, visited
orr town yesterda
Dennis % Brien, Of " illmar, was IN
town ednesday
Johnnes Monson, Of Ringo AXE, iits
reported very sick.
Coal is being used inSplace of wood
for the engine Of the mill 5
A little girl was born to- Lewis Mel
son and wife last Sunday
The Lutheran Sunday school Christ
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15

Just received = large line Of Heat
ers. Il will be to- your own interest.
Q call a a.a prices before you buy.
l5.35 .=SSs. JNp. LUNDaU4sT* & Co.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-12-15
=
Cash TI|RI !
CLOAK IIEA DC QUARTERS

Is YOU Want new np-to-date C1oaks and
Jackets af less than so-called Hail Price
Ya1ues around town, YOU car Get them here
e ollr Special Sa1e, commencing Monday,
December I 4 tt, and continuing to the 24th
+ Of December. \. IS. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09
Notes

Gilbert Cole, VIM votks 10 the shogs
OF tue u. q. ". g -. Co., had n narryw
escape from death on lnutsiay alter.
noon. Tho ltutu OF lAffu ultculaT
saw caught hl- glove and threw him
down directly in ff0nt oiit wurfu bic
log WIS brought iu IifDr, contact win
thU sharp tuulh. lhu immediate utYI-
page Of the machinery ny fellow.
mau who witnessed the uC1iuont, saved
Coles NE; Jut a long, Jagged gafh wns
cot la his lug that ~ tuyk niue stitches
o. close
Smith and Mikkloscn, tho twI bpya
who we're Ovrftnkul anu brought back
iUt stealing two pa.t- Of fubtot boots
from the Coop gtauaty were each
given thirty day; Uut petition was
circulated in bsnali Of the younger
boy, and uis sentences was cut down 90
ton days. AIOthtt yguBg.ttr, named
Carlson, got into trouble Tor climbing
over the inll enclosure 10 communicate
with the imprisoned lads, aud was ucn.
fenced 70 three days.
Work h being pushed on the Sun
Down mine Gt la Pate, and the voiu
DISCO veTud this winter 10 incrrasiug ~
richness. several other mines ~ that
vicinity and a Iow elsewhere arc being
operated, Aud tue prospects Tor pfYil,.
aulo shipments iu the apung aru good.
THIS morning the Ballard school
house In thp Second ward was opened
as primary school. The board u cdu.
cation found this necessary on &c.
count Of the crowded condition NJ the
lower grade T0lmH la tho central n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09
THE MINING NJ lRKET.
Work Of Tho Bulls and Bears on The
Exchange
UTAH STOCKS IN rnE EAST.
=. W. Sears Returns From Chicago
Ills Ialk Win the lnter.Occau-
Dips aud spur.

While today. Proceedings on
,chsngs did not result in a very great
aggregation Of sales, there wa a bfIaE.
ne.s about them which tended o. m'sH
one feel tnat iiany "suaps' ,pr'sen''u
Themselves they would DO quickly
gobbl,d w. Honors were about even
in the sslos Of listed anu unlisted
stocks, neither one, however, doing
business enough 10 boast Of.
Holders Of Anchor stock did not show
. great willingness to eel, bui,pcthaps
just TO be doing, they volunteered the
stock At 50 while tue Best bid received
was sAl5. The calling Of AlaE t,-
suited 10 O -ale Of 300 shares Al 0J cents,
with 81 cents Offered ior more, Will q
81 was tho ngurc asked. -Four hundred
shares Of Alliance found a buyer at ON
cent?, al which figure more wa. offered
but no takers preiouiuu thomsr,ves.
Centennial Eureka WIS wanted a.
$40, but pussufsIfs OF tue stock hulu
out for $40, which was apparently
looked upun 10 being too high, thus tc-
sul,ing IN no sale. A differences VI one
cent acted a. q barrier 10 sales " Dial.
ton aud LARK, the stock hriuV uilrtt4
atbt cents with a bid " 30 crnlB, GU
taliona on the remaining latod ttuoss
kent up thor ffmuesH, ald uu ourr Of
II 20 was made Tot 81 shares ui Utah.
while any amount OF tbs stock could
have been had at $40.
Little pltlsbuTg led out on tue I'M
listed call, aud after being cried Tor
some time by the brokers, they gave u
up without sale being made.
Bidding was quite brisk on Natural
Oar, hut tho figure asked did not come
close enough TO that which WIS lid hud
II, TOO, fetifcd without a share chang
Jog hands. Dalton wHs moro fortunate
aud ! 900 shares found takuf NJ 4
ocuts. Eagle disposed " 400 shares
900 ut 10 cents aud an equal number NJ
iCt. A new stock in tue shape Of the
Park CITY Ice company made iN hp'
ptatAuce, for which gi5 was asked, No
bids were made on IL aud II was tabled
indsnnitely.
Tue closing iigures were a. iollowG
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09
Neurological.
pLEAHANT GR.vE.
March B. 1

March B. lsJi.
.iu. LOWS T.. Lund has gono 10
-cili1 TO attend hor brothers. funeral,
Henry Macarthur, who dloI there on
the ON inst. lilo was brother Of
President ID. ID. Macarthur OF 49,.
George stake. Deceased was mem.
u.t OF the Norm on battalion aud he'd
shared with the trials and travels " tue
Lulter.uay Saints from tue days VI
Kirkland, Ohio, up 20 the date Of he
death.
Me, Resale T.. briggs lcit Tor Mauu
on lhufsluy 20 10 present at hoT
lug Cox, vito 90 the late Elder r. W.
Cox, Deceased wac born July .iih,
1917, In Ohio, anu early Identified utt-
self with the Church, enduring all the
trials aud pvfetcutiUus " her adopted
lcuplt, one Of which was seeing her
own house burned by tue moo Ia
Lima, 10. Sue, with her family, lett
Nauy0O Ia the winter OF 1876 aud
settled NJ Pisgah, Iowa, vuvfo she
uutiUI her mother anu two daughters.
She had been 80 sick ami unconscious
At the time that sue diI not realize the
fact. Shu came 10 Utah Ia tue year
1862, seluiuR ~ Mautl. She was the
mother Of eleven children, oight suf.
viying her. Sue was u noble woman,
performing her part through every
struggle, Hef life has been one Of
sacrifice and t0rliiude, amt her record
10 worthy Of emulation. She leaves
numerous postofity, men and women
honOrrd anu respected, with a host o.
grandchildren and gteat-EmudChil.
drrn 10 mourn her demise.
The funeral over the little daughter
Of Samuel Green Jr., aged tw0 AUD %
hSlt yusru, VINO uiud very suddenly
rhutsdny uight, took place yesterday.
The family have the sympathy u the
community as this Ia tue fourth daugl-
tor the parents have lost the last lew
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09

two dry. Tho presidency Of the
Stake, Jesse y. Sniih, T., Il. Hatch
ami J. IA. Richards, we're present, also
nearly nu tue mUmbHfs o. The High
Council, bishops auI other leading
brttIruu, besides a iair con srogati1ui
sLI n lew Saints from The ST. Johns
stake.
Tue bosi Of feeling prevailed, and
gO1I anu WhUiasOmu IuuHois were
siveu. THr Snowflake wafi choir
rendered the hymns
very cr,lL---.-------T Fe speaEefs
-s.------- ron gift OF tle good spirit
giving ptOmine CB O. the proper pay
m,nt Of tituus ami snofiug-i observance
Oh. luu SabHa,., uArrlH.ui tlo more
efficient aI.iv.iIu ui lbs sIll,uJniunt-
IN 10 hu Ia HDpgf C0HtFDI aud H..
.ifuCt moi ,uH YOUNG
a prl rtuuUI meeting was mold dut.
i.s Tine evening 10 ilA.eu 1t. Tue
High Council as u.ul mot un the
tuIHy previous 90 tue Uu'sluuCo.
I.' .U. ference 20. tlu i.uuE Mems
H.l I.u.4 L4urs Iutu.l im rove.
roe ut atrJHsu1ls wsB UaII 90 Sl'uf.
I'y, February ~, nt which u Wa
shown INT the yOuUg people ato iu =
.nlt state ui progression.
ruo general uutusfilirs 0f tho Church
ans tNu Stake authorities were al suH-
.HiuuI by unanimous vote VI tue con.
.FuuCp.
;,tucr dlsagfcenblB Wind storm
revealed, bur that ala not Hinder the
saints IrUm rri1ying mo U'cssiJn an
luuuus ~ ihH luHUuc iHns.
RlFpccluiIy, H.. N. HAvAUE,
ClrTk OF Coat renee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09

Heretofore tue regular monthly meet
Ing. OF the Cache valley Agricultural
society Rave been held IN Logan, but
the last Uue, 900 Fuday evenings was
nvld Ht hymm. lno main features,
tom IA agricultural a'uudp lint, we're
a dissertation ou CHOW [ "a NJ" by
rhJmAH LeisHugu, % Wellsvillt, and
oug Ola "rur Dairy Cow; what rus is
sud Whist she -n1u.d DO" by Pr1L j..
%. LinholI, oi the Agricultural Col.
Icgc. some the sol, gU0us were tuu.
dsSeI atiutbtytls by the Hyfum band
audH vocal 90 iflotto that accompanied
thu afty from l. gan.
On TUESDAY evening Prof. Jacob
Miller, u The 10. Y, College, Will de-.
liver lecture coo tle"Liio VI iterIJ,n
under the auspices 20. the Fuflietu
quorum 81 Seventy, in tho assembly
room Of toe b. y. College.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09
FHon NEW YORU AMI CHICAGO.
Judge CoIbsra Receives I've Letters
Relative 60 thr Handling Of
ltah stocks,


utab stacEs.
Tho following letter received by
Judge Colbotn from n, BurRholdof,
secretary Of tho Chicago Mining aud
Mineral Buari, was read Al the tx.
change t0dayi
My Dear Sir Referring 90 tho confer.
snc0 held with you yesterday hy our
board of trustees / have boon instructed
Co say 90 you that amy Utah mining
properties regularly listed uu your pN-
change that may bo presented hero Tor
lslug, our listing committee will ha dis
posed 90 accord tu such thnIr most favor
able cOusligW ion aud tu be- satisfied
with your scrutiny Hu AS NOT To subject
tho pTupuriu. tu further expense lur mr-
thor examination and reports, beyond
the regular lls lug tee ~ SlUI. Ia the
event, in any Instance, Ui further ok
animation being considered necessary
they viii only require this Co ho done hy
one OF your local experts so 49, 10 reduce
the expense to minimum,
Judge Colboru is alto IN receipt NJ q
smmunicatOu rom +. J. Symp, odi.
tor Of the Shareholder, a New York
paper devoted exclusively 10 stocks, IN
winch he states that several energetic
Dru kers there, are extremely anxious
10 handle Utah stocks and would like
10 Cs.nbllsh transfer nice IN tina,
city. Tue Judge adm0nishei uthu'.
mining men 10 grasp the opportunity
that Is now afforded them Ia placing
thOir stocks 10 eastern markets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09
Notes.

Tho Home Dramatic association
Will present Hickey Farm next week.
Nc. David +. Thorne and Miss Eva
kutch, Of Pie SAINT Grove seoOnI warI,
we're married by Judge Lewis X. Rot.
ison yesterday.
Representative 4. ThoTne came homo
last night
Principal Pratt Of the Spencer school,
Provo bench, was the happy recipient
n surprise, gotten ~ by Ms students
last Wednesday night Mr. RAT az.
pears TO be a general favotIto with the
schO1l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09
Personal Paragraphs.

G.wuuI, OF Omaha, is at tho Tomplo.
ton.
George Ryan, OF Eureka, b. "a Walkor
guest
W. D. MusUr OF Chicago, ia among tho
late arrivals "a. tho kuuusiDri.
frank DILLON. OF Morcur, s stopping
at th0 Walker
j. %. Lambert aud wife. OF upDd city,
South Dakota, are guests a. tho Tempo.
ION.
D.. a. l,1h.usuu. H vol. known business
Mulkor
George 4. Bishop, " Cincinnati. aud
William j Fox and wife. OF NUw Nora,
arrived a. tho kuut,'Urd this morning.