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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

Market closed steady At point advance 70 points
decline compared Yesterdays closing prices Trans
terrible notices. SO Total sales. 1365e' New YORK
grosa receipts s43i bales. Exports Forwarded. 10
bales sales 2i9: spnners 80: stock s037 Total net
receips To- av % so bales thus far this week l9&ll
Exports io-laylireat Britain. 1000 bales France -
100 Thus FAR this week -'ireat BRITAIN
1o712 baler France. 2ioIi continent 20 80; s9,k
37 27T Spot cotton quiet. Mdiing uplands S"-l"c;
niidline gulf 13-l6c. sales. 2ia bales all sginnng
Liverpool cahle-Spo cotton quiet. sacs. 5000 bales.
speculation and export. 900. American @9' rec,ipis:
1000 all American. MiddlinC upands II lGt Futures
steady 3,4 81 decline c.osel steady = ro'n 90 49,
vance % ! point decline January February. SOD;
February March. 42Gsh March APRIL 425s april Nay
A27i2s May ass: June July 42S to 4' September
civ September October 432b. October November SOD
November December 42Gi IL. December January sch
Manchester-Yarn- dun and easier. cloths. sellers can
only 10 business a concession.
C0FFEE-The market wa ufeless the greater portion
- the day Price. varied sghy from resterday. The
ma oritv II trade inclined 10 te bear side laxrr
was 2. franc lower Hamburg i.49 pfennng lower no
advanced $50 reis and N" HaVre mark;
barely steady September c. francs; October Coo No
vanIer 20 30. december April. i'2j RI" hrm AZ
10 25O ~es exchange So jt'" bags; Clearance
r ntad states 600: stock. pi 600 Santos receipts
~. bags. stock 5000; market firm At 1000 I"is'
Iarnhurg steady September. 10 pfenring- oct'''r
~ November December and January $50 February 70
contracts closed dull: September 10 points higher
others unchanged 10 points lover Sales wore 20"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
NAVAL APPRENTICES TO R4Cf.

race between the naval apprentices OF the
cruiser Raleigh and those OF the ba'tle-s!ip Indi-
ana Will take place to-day In tWege-Oared cutters
There IL a feud OF long standing between the mon
OF the two war vessels and the crews OF the differ
ent vessels Of Admiral BUnces feet have taken
sides and put up thri. money. and on one side OF
the other there Will De great deficiency In cash
tonight The Will be three miles Straight
AWAY and d purse will he huns up. On October .
the great race between the picked crews or me
NeM-Ynrk and The Indiana VIII takc plaot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
ROY KILLED BY 4 CAR.

Walter Meghan. three years old. died yesterday
morning az the Manhattan Hospital from injuries
which he received Tuesday night by Oeihe run over
ny a cabln-car at Columbus-ave. and One-hundre'i-
a,dsix,h-s, The accident occurred while the cAAd
was playing ball He lived A, No go ColumhuS-aVe'
William McManus. the grpm1n OF the car "nicl
struck the boy was before Coroner Hoeber yester-
day and par0led until an inquest can ne hed foHre-
nan Delaney told the Coroner ;na the Gripnan was
moi TO blame as the boy ran IN front OF ne car from
one side OF the track making q imposS'pe lot me
cart IL Inc sfonncA In ine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
CLUBS AND the RAINEs LAM.

William H. Steele the secretary OF the State TX
ose Department. was in this city yesterday and
said that the Department SIN heid that the clubs
should take out liquor tax certificates I'VE do not
recognize the decisions Of the city magistrates in
such cases" ne said land n Is our intention 10
have the matter settled in Inc courts Of record
when a suitable case can he made out The mos;
annoying decision thus far 81 the decision recently
given by judge in Monroe County. That decision
on . case made 10 without the knowledge OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

hush M 2 corn pri, ate terms. anoat; 10Vu DUST
No white private terms. aloat NO corn
i'm other grain markets brought In more specunun La
usual In tn market and prices were pa w ILL.,, I'm,
nartia;y higher night. shipments
the seaboard have growing smaller lately ana lr
three Javs this week a decrsa-i lo'
cash oats quiet and nominal IN" was "A Sas "i
~ ono hush track and unkraded white l"n2'zc a. "
uaIity No oats quoted at 2c elevator; No oa. ~"
30 white 24isc. No 3 white. y &c .. RN Matk.t
strong. quoted ilc for No Western, carlos Sth'e
and Western. quoted 37G37'sc ..... BAkLEY Market
firm. new feeding quoted 3lisc New Nn'h
TI.AXSEED-Held higher. offered at IIigc. T.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for ,he pre-
fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

D., ,... ,,.,., ,..rt,., 10 ,.,.,,t.I Gal, Is,, and
\ fAify Str.'lN IN I'lr' MAIN -
SaN.s. Mlth $40 ~ sl" I''.'' 81" 80 a,u.,t
".c MID coffee r,i."lhS s'r"uy, WIN a H'a o, oo
bags la' ,s sp''. a. l'' ,'',, ar, ,,,, A.,
grades. sales were "'V bags M'id'hl"' ~ "'b9 y"
glsfura and 100 bags SaNanlla On private terms . .
FLOUR AND MEAL The Hour market was hrId p,
lishor and to-day Sellers Indifferent ana
offerings moderate. Buyers about lO0l5c belo" ana
traders apart The market closed strong at the top win
city mills higher Total sales were 221D pd'kaeeS. IN
Guiding 1000 hhis winter patents. 81 7UuSi 900 bbls
straights 3JNS3 10 300 sks clears. 81 ~ $50 bhls
extra L. g. 1up bills lily patents. 81 "Ols4 30 1000
81 10. 3r hhls city extra Is 81. 5000
bids suring patents 15NS3 80 60, bhs traghS - 10:
eco bush clears s.. s5as 80 SKIS superfnc 81
RYE FIOT steady, sales 100 bbs .CDkSMEAI.
Quiet Quoted: BiandyWine 81 % Western and
Southern 81 gOnS2 %. .... BAG MEAL. quiet quoted.
Fin. white ,,5c fin. yellow 90. coarse 56d3Sc.
rEED-Firr Quoted: 40 and sob. 4ja52i2 y
1on 5y0,no- feed 5O0I5t shalps 7Oc.
chot 4Gq Az. cottonsecd meal s5ca$l o. oil meal s5d
~. civ feed 81 .QG2i,c
cp.t~ v-ttl- At 1..-a ,,.s , s-ne,ton.l advance n
D. y, -, ,,. 80 "a iarges' sircfs "a, :
"a -, u" -, a.. -, T., C,isr g. - !.
~ " s....,..,i.,,- 40 r,,,-'f s,,,e,ir,.-
MN, as, and ,iar g. VIM, , srac. ~ z ~ u,,nn,.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

Cash quotations follows; Flour Was firm: prices
wheat tOaG2c by sample: No red; G4sa67c: No corn
Sarsg Sc n Sn Ia 10 a aHs S So DC s prime
o,hy seed. 81 90 nominal: pork per DBL 81 3g>J
81 40 dry sailed shoulders Cboxei, 5oa$a a. short
clear sides (boNed' s. '2aSs g.: "isTty sieI g,n IN
lated s' STANDARD a. = 7S hnseed s OIL "a, raw nc
seconds lOal2c. Eggs hrm; fresh stock lig14sc.
Cincinnati Sept % Mar r. STEADY: winter Pa,
ss2 Wheat stead Smand GOD No Tfd 98 @
re- Sc' ,1r IKE Iss 9os
White isr Pork STEADY: family s. 75 clear family S.
clear back. IS Lard Market quiet kettle lard 4'sc
9e s. e. hSF ' RIB s s. as sno clear
ss lose 40 b@rh rib sides loose short Clear
SIDES, 4Scn43 5c. !ner stesdy Elgns rs ono and
l MarEe t's seady sales ~ 5ss at 81 IS
Mwaukee sept y Wheat 9penea sG hs sfad AND
cem'-r opened al 624e rose TO e4S.c fen 10 oi'c ana
Closed at Sams % " 5 S Sod * yd @f &
To arrive later 90 Barley samples isalc higher for
m ma 10 december. 8GaS6i &C. 40 seller october
M ncS her but q" the demand a, the aa1ance Is nssno,n
MstHs stead, ana saate SEA 81 - FOR sacked bran
eas ons sS Price Of cc S"T and " eod 'i at ca
ec IN ss'Sscg to sy S al ana so' MaN wit" S ,
cash wheat Al excellent mlilels and Gle
s as a %ss ss' a 1sS %a Sarnel were y"
and No traded al l.a's and Be 70 &c under new
40 Hisg' OVER 6~cer = r o." or r cars ' 81 id
W aulc under old standapl. on track old NJ
] hard c4i.c; new G}A. old No Northern G3S.c. new
2 c old 30 Northern 81: new. G0a.c Flour Patents
e 55nS3 90 bakers 81 O5as2 70. -four production $500
hbls shipments. g.. 10 bbis Mil sufs Bran IN bulk
quoted a. $4asi ~ shoiis 81 25as4 80. mddngs sea
ST -.
weat ar R1 a,a Ss wheat segcnSsr cas
Der tI0C6.c: November G7qG7i4c December. GSGJs',
demand light No mixed, Septenber. 20, a
96l,c. October. N21c. November. 4H@Ii.' oats
firm neglected. white. September october. NoN"m
Der and December 30 2Gc Eggs hrm good demand;
PENNSYLVANIA iGalC.c. Refined oul. tn
changed Other articles Unchanged
St Louis Sept Flour quiet higher; patents. 50 20
1873 40 So 45Ns3 %; fancy. 81 J"ps2 90;
choice S2qS9 10 rye four S2as2 - Iran hrmer sacked
cas-, sde .9n3oc Wheat higher. september. Gi.c. De-
cember 61asc bd. Corn higher. september. 49,. De
c.mber .sD.c: May rs bid unchanged Septern-
her 1910 nominal. NAY. 19tsc bid Eggs sieal' At
ilic firm. unchanged creamery eXuas G0l6i,c
pork STANDARD mess new, 50 80 Old. So IArd-Pr.me
steam 2 47sc: choice. 351igc Bacon Shoulders 80;
longs SIC; clear RIBS. - clear sides, ~ D. 5 meats,
shoulders $40. longs 3asc clear rio sides. 32c clear
sides 37sc. Iiighwn~s steady a. 81 ~ Wool very nrm
Missouri Illinois medium 20 and braid ia
iii.c. medium 9qsyc; lieht nne sas,zo heavy -
70. slightly bury Sa1c hard. GW1c southern hard
5ilaG,: Texas medium aglo', coarse and low. sas'.c
neavV 51QGr: sandy and heavy. 5a5izc Bagging. IA.
~ 57.c: n, 6i.c "a ~ $50. Iron ties. 81 ~ Irvine
g.. Lead dull. sales cars Missouri. ~ g. - speiier
dun a s. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

5s ,ss, sept .. 3 a,. :% '3 lSm ss" 3 l s1
straigh So 4Oa$8 co. sales 1850 bbls. Whea; strong
spot and seP,emr Sc@Ses October e'ge.e , n
1900 bush. stock 1l52e55 bush southern by sample,
$7S@c SV sepfb S aSg a2 ' octc6er 27c asEeG
Old. November or December. 2'%g2''sc; January
2,s.gs7'.c steamer mixed 25su21e sses 100 bush
yellow 2>zd29i1c. oats steady: NJ : white 2fp-,c.
80 nearby 8Gys Q37c. No Western. 3sa3ssc; stock
go, bush. IIs, steady choice timothy. si2 30 Gram
November Cork FOR orders. per quarter A. october.
fi c,;c ''' ''SS' '''"''' '''''' .
boston Sept q Flour quiet cotsd &c higher spF n
wnte patents 81 sGS4 10: and siraigh's ~ 4pa
s. - tOInmea e2aG rag s. SaS Isl. 40 G a o2
2o'.c oats firm No Clipped ~ ~ u fancy hisne e
NG T Sa 10 2I s e' and 4a So @ sa
bran SO 5Oasli middlinss $40 25asl35O cot,onseed
lean ends lie Barrel beef 7a~e Hams. loai2c. Lard
&C. aS 90 YEA quiet Sase aF'SG , ser quiet quiet
Vermont dairy choice l3a14c; Northern creamery 1920
l5e Wes'ern lSsgec sins; dsy ls i1e ann
iines 4aoc steady: Northern. sisQ@igc Western
5so a sc E Nset qulf! ia s M pSi,
firm yellow 81 I5as 25 red Ndneys 81 oSasi 20
msTs" Pea oS r"s Su s@ady wssSTn tniK"ys 49,
Northern fowls 1@l4c DO chickens. l5glsc; iced
chickens "qioc rea,9e- rmer nouion Hesrons 85g
35c; sweets Siasi 20 bush Peaches. Michigan I3cg
s. bush Grape IL liberal snppiy @io1 aor po,es s
si3qsl7 new hay sl5a>l1 Rye stray S"asl,. Leaher
firm hemock sole. nonacd nrsts 1913 seconds l'P
l7lsc Union sole frsts 24@2'c; seconds 22a23c
l'uralo. Sept 23-sprng wheat spo. close ic h'gher
s G e'' snch sss GuoeG Saoc
30 quoted 37c IN store. Flour strong &c higher ana
demand active MIL eed firm for middlirgs other grades
chicago Sept 2s.-The icad7G futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
LONDON WOOL. SALES.

London sept - The wool sales to lN were sd
hy Mr~sis. BUXTON Ronald Il Go. Ih'ir N'tt s,rs
lt3s1 bales complying good seice ane F,reign
better and prices showed halenins ii'N ss, r.
purchasers operated freely, although IMAM
served and ihs especially nouc"A.lr "m" r,sies
buyers. Faulty reflect the decline 60 e. IA
chiefly showing the most actlNlf, Inc gay 49,
detail and the prices obtained folio" ., t,,s 3,.i
South Males 300 bales, secure. ~ "a, Ike
io locks and pieces Ga.alliei greasy Ssa'ti do wv"
Queensland zoo bales. s,ourcl d.lgls led do W.
and pieces 1sdals Nd. greasy. 4. u''.i , ,ts and
Nictora.l bales. secured Ni1 90. II" n,.,,,
PIECES Gdais Ill greasy 5nlo'gd. ID locks aid P''
South Australia - bales. secured locks and pies"
617igd , , ,,.Is and
pieces. Al ., 80. al. d
New Zealand 200 bales. secured s'sigis 81 ,si
locks and pieces 6das 3d greasy. f.Gloi, d. "N
pieces. 3GSd. - d., .,,,,a lsS
Cape ~ Good Hope and Natal-iov bales. ~'u'''' "
Is "a. greasy o.gO'.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
rrnnrrAN rH0prcr MARKETs

i,,rt,,ol Sept % $40 = m.-Beef Extra mos pine
nfn AZ Az Gel. prime mess firm al 81 81 Iii a., rs
mos Western ine. dun at ias DO medium Jul 40. "a
~ Hams Short cut. about II To- ia 10 nm ', Dos
Iiacan- Cumberland cut about y . - No. '" lear
short rib about ~ "a No. duh AZ - "i - Lar
n,ilIles light about 30 a. - No. firm az ~ ~, 81
.i.ar mi lles heavy. about ~ a. - ~ slraN al AZ
snrt clear iniddles heavy about ~ CD ~ 10 ~ 81
us bellies about II e. IA 49, sie"'!, A. Prime
shoulders. about IL To- - No. steady a. = 80,
Western spot hrm at l9s 81 Cheese Nnl,i p-,m.
white i2s. do colored nrm AZ a. t"vN arm
cit, lSS CottOnseed oil ciioot i'"
l1s 81 Spirits oi turpeuune hrm AZ ls~ ni no
common firm at J. luisl Wheat y : rel w. N,st
stock. / Northern spring firm az D. - ''tn AZ
Western spot firm - ln'ei. scptenori ~ s,s,iy
- lOiYd. october steady az p lusl = :. a
- - iOa.d Flour - Louis fancy winter nim '' ~
Hons al London Pacific Coast dull ar -o'f''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-08
Mable Herrick Home Again.

Ogden Standard: Little Mable Her
rick returned home Sunday morning.
Mable was met at the dep1t by her
parents and taken to Chief Davenporl's
Uiiice where she told her story. In
brief, her tale Ia that she and her alb
uuci0r did not leave town on the day
she was taken from the canyon until
late in the evening. She remembered
being at the Hot Springs. RIDDLE or
Brltten, or whatever is the name Of
her abuuotor, had something TO eat
there, but did not give her any. They
uid not rest that night or all the next
day, but the following night they slept
at a house. 1t was at McCammOn that
Brltten gave her to the Indians, and
they took her to Ross Fork from which
place she came yesterday.
To CnIef Davenport she denied tn al
Britten had any improper relations
with her; but In the afternoon, when
questioned by her mother, she admit
ted that he bad.
DIR. II, 5. Joyce was called and ex.
smined the girl anu corroborated her
aumiesioB, although the physician IL
Of tue opinion that the brute failed In
fully accomplishing his foul deed.
SheIln Wriglt,retuTne1 on the de-
iaytd Uah n r,heTn train yesterday.
George Wakely " ,Maurid is supposed
10 have the nail OF Brllten anu lie fol-
lowing II up,but 1t is doubtful whether
he " III be located.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-08
The ART EXHIBITION
The Society Of Utah Artists Holding
Their Fourth Annual Exhibit.
THE PRODUCT or HOME TALENT.
All Original and New Exhibits Placed
Before III rubl CIVIL t0ntinue
tnil New Years.

The fourth annual exhibition OF the
society of Utah artists is now being
held In the Mccormick block Oh Fret
South street. The exhibition opened
on Saturday last al d will be- continued
until New Ieat's eve, daily from 10
a. M. 10 10 y. IN.
A visit to this exhibition win am ly
repay any person who mas the least
Taste for the fine art, and tue public
will 10 well TO patroniZA this exhibit
ton OF the talents OF our home artist.
Ii Ia to be regretted that in years
past this department Of home In
dustry has not received the support 1t
deserves. An In epe ction OF the superb
collection OF original paintings re.
ierred 10 Will demonstrate the superior
ity VI the work OF Utah artists, both
In oil painting and water coIors.
In the Collection there is but one
picture that has been on exhibition be.
fore and that not In this city. The
one in mind is the WORK Of Mr. L.
Evsne, representing harvest field
France. Ii was Oh exhibition at the
WORLDS Fair In Chicago anu is now
the property OF Mr.. John Beck. In
painting this picure II was the desire
OF the artist to Yet good representa-
ton u suulights and therefore selected
the time as no0nday. His object was
attained In this.regard and 1t was &C.
copied at the Worlds Fair as superior
work Of art.
Among the latest productions OF j.
L. har~o God Ia to be seen a large oil
painting OF view on the shores OF the
Great Salt Lake. The view is from
Black Rock looking east, showing the
oaitalr buildinge, the mountains Dor
dering on the sOutheast portion OF the
Lake, and In the distance may be
seen The mountains east Of this city.
This painting is attracting II UGH at
tention and praise from the lovers u
fine art who visit the exhibition.
Another painting worthy of sps cial
mention Is life size portrait Of Hon
b. Ii. Roberts, and Mr.. John Hafeu
may Justly lie proud OF this one OF bis
latest efforts. The portrait was finished
during the present year and is certain
ly credit to U lah talent.
These are only o few OF the many
excellent paintings that are On exhibi-
ton and no person should allow the
opportunity OF visitipg this art gallery
OF home production to pass by without
awaiting themselves Of 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-08

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-08
NEWS OF THE MINES.
Unlisted Stocks StFOug in Tho PIT Of
The Exchange.
OTHER srbcK> TO THE CONTRARY.


Tho action OF the South swansea
Mining company in declaring lite first
dividend, thereby opening up the way
for more of such payments In the
future has plseeI that stock among
Utsh's gili-edged securities snd has
caused toe brokers and others to
scramble for its possession.
AT today'A call GU change the stock
was treated to y high degree OF consid-
figure in tho pit. Two hundred
shares found a'taker at 81. As, while
more of 1t would have readlly been
taken up at 81 ~, the closing bid Tor
the stocS. Holders, however, suddenly
discovered where they were at and
held tp II Ike grim death, refusing
absolutely To lay down further shares
under $l.75 each. Northern Light
was sgain favorite with the bulls and
bears anu found Purchasers at 81 anu
so cents. The latter figure was The
cloeing demand Tor the stock,
while bids VI 6l4 cents were
freely posted. Lucky Bill, from
which properly good tidings are al
present. heard, was an Offering at 40
cents, with the stock Did for at 20 cents.
sacramento was strong in the quota.
tios and received bids OF 40 cents
while so cents was the figure asked.
Swansea was fiat and scored q slie hi
decline. Dsit0n also dumped a trfis
and was ofiered al 81 cents with 4
cents rs the closing AM best bid.
The listed properties were "not in
It," 30 to speak, during the call. The
figures accorded them were nothing
to particularly boast Of, nor was the
inquiry ,uflicieully strong to cause
the negotiation OF single transfer.
Bullion Beck remained firm, as did
also DaIy-West and Centennial
Eureka, but aside from these, the
stocks gave Indications Of losing the
interest which conferred on them but
quite recently.
The ciOsiug figures were as followt:
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-08

There doesn't seem to be
very much the matter with
your child. He doesn't ac-
tually lose weight, but there
is no gain. He belongs to
that large class of children
that don't seem to prosper.
You look at him a little
more thoughtfully than you
do at the rest and say "He is
not doing we'll" Failure
to gain in weight in child
is a danger signal. SCOTS
Emulsion should be taken
at once. 1t puts on fat
where health demands it,
strengthening the digestion.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-08
HE WANTED TO d..
A KNIFE The WEAPON Usro.
tnt the Carotid ar cry aud Ear y
Miss d H. Jnen'ar fciu-- 40
nestle lroubl The ause

Independence Curtis Grow who re.
sides at iis south Eighth East street.
attempted to sever life's uncertain
cord this morning by thrusting "A
knife into hie throat, but in doing so
he missed his aim anu now lies at tue
hos pilal suffering from bis self.infiicteu
wounds.
The man who bears such an indie.
pendent tame was born on Indepenu.
ence day, July 4, 1853, In Marion coun-
ty. Iowa. 1t appears that for come time
past domestic infeiicity has reigned
In the Grow household, and on last
night 1t assumed the stage OF the
mans wife leaving home and hus.
baud. This so pTeyed upon the nus.
bands mind that In fit OF despon.
uency and gloom he this morning at
tempted to Kill hlmself by drawing
the blade OF u large pockef-kniie across
his throat.
II was about 1880 O'Clock when the
deed was committed and at o'clock
Dire. w. +. Beer and Alfred Taylor
were at the wretcbed mans side
stitching up the very dangerous
and almost fatal wounds. Grow
had thrust the kniie.biade
into the left side OF the neck, then
drawing IL around to the front had cut
the carotid artery and barely missed
severing the jugular vein. The wounds
We're bleeding very profusely when
the physicians arrived, ana 1t was
with difficulty that the flow OF blood
was stopped.
After being cared for, the case was
reported to the county authorities and
arrangements made to convey the man
10 the hospital, where he could receive
the treatment necessary TO heal his
wounds and further prolong the life
which he in dependent M msnt
had tried 10 cut of 30 abruptly. Ii 10
said that Grow has attempted self
destruction once or twice before.
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developed and has It's location IN Park
City, now comes to he front with
what 10 said TO be very excellent ore.
A shipment OF the product has been
prepared for market HDd 1t ia reported
that II win yield ne high as see to the
ton. This condition Of affairs In the
mine will place 1t upon paying basic,
as 1t 10 thought that tne ore values
have just been encountered and thst In
due course OF time, the property will
be producer OF that which goes to
make up rich and valuable mine.
Mr.. q. A. Gibbs. secretary OF the
Lucky Bill Mining company went out
u Park CITY Tits morning and Will
return this evening. His GRAND Is
said to be for the purpose OF looking
into the property with view to re-
porting the result Of his observations
to the company's directors.