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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-06-11

The company of the Pennsylvania
First Artil lery, which is commanded by
Captain Ii. Il. Wallace, will 90 to
Lenape the latter part of the week to
spend several days in camp along the
Brandywine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-06-11

State Councillor George II. Woods of
the o. U. A. NJ, has appointed the
following committees: Printing +. Il.
Irons, H. s. Bane, +. A. Slower. Iii
nance Il. Il, Adair,s John Walker, J.
U. Green. Credentials b. +. Thib-
bett, W. II. II. Sharpless, S. Il. John
son. Appeals A. B. Crossgrore j. NJ.
Whiteslde, William G. Barton. Jul
dietary s. 4. Reeves, j. NJ, Davidson,
r. L. Smith. State of the order--J.
l. Caldwell, Richard Heritage, G. II.
Taylor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-06-11
rnnernl nr Nnrmnn Mntrr..

The remains of Norman Waters, late
of Newark, were inferred yesterday. The
services were held at 10 o'clock at
Hepzibah Church. Several local Ma.
tional Guardsmen attended.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-06-11

At Bards, ILL.,, Monday, DIR. j. II.
DALEY was shot and killed by Prof.
Sampson 4. Mickey in quarrel over a
young woman
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-06-11

Wesley Jordan, aged Z years, was
struck by a street car at Twenty second
and Market streets Tuesday. but was
not seriously hurt. He was taken to
his home, No. 2 East Twenty -second
street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-06-11

The Belmont Juniors will play the
Delaware Field Club second wicket
eleven at Elsinere on Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
TALK OF THE MINES.
Observations oil a Leading HlliIg
Ha1 al T.nhc Yesterday.
The Digr,rs Tor hidden Treasures
Hu.ly Eugagi d-Work Of the
Brokers on 'lhange.

a gentleman who spent yesterday
IN the Tinuc mining district. in con.
yeisallon with NLws reporter today,
stated that things IN tnaI locality were
OF present. locking .. *.
"rhe Eureka Ill.," he began, "has
its forty rev stamps hanging, al.
though II will be month yet
before they are started. The
company has concluded to ship
iis vast supply Of bullion IN small lots
and yesterday witnessed the sending
81 Of foriy.hvo bars VI the precious
stuff. Thulo bars are male up OF cor
PER, silver aud gold aud the average
weight OF each is 500 ounces. Like
shipments will continue daily until
quantity with an estimated value OF
100000. has entirely disappeared from
tho mill At whio II was beaten into
ehapa.
"rhe Mammoth mine locke exceed.
iugiy well, a. does also the SwauHra
and the Bulliou. Beck. The latter Il
the only company IA the district which
II ut prcfUnt working full force on tholf
mine aud mil. aud gtest develop
mouis are boiug made totween the 900
anu 700. DOT lovoli. Gftht actlvity isais
noticed ut toe Mammoth aud big
thing are looked for from that property
IN the neAT future.
1.-THE Weet CaUlo employees are en-.
gagged IN drifting from the bOO.'oUt
station end occssiunaily sttsta n
lime IL encountered, which givts tho
management tho enc uregement and
hope tina. there II something valuable
ahead, " tuch formation has been
anu 10 chatacieflttic OF the near up.
ptoach 10 ore Of exceeding richnetF.
No high.payiug dift has been ran
onto yet, but the management II
cheerful 10 the hops that 'tucro's q
good timo clmlug' ana tnat at no Dis.
taut uutr,
1.-THE Godiva 10 prosecuting work on
rnnU winch will 10 immediately
adjacent to the Tuifo lines, AMI with
the possession Of ground which shove
every indication Of containing sOmr.
thing both Hch and glittering, the
company IL going ahead aIi expects TO
I. me DAY he able to report sifika
winch viii make even tue teeth g O
Barnty Batuato water with envy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
TuE BIG FnEE SNOW.
New sud stsriIing fSaiuVss Adasd 10
the Open Ate Entertainments.

New sud STARTLING fSaturss Adhsd 10
the Open Ate Entertainments
NJ. q. W. Smith, manager Of the
Shaker Medicine compaay, says that
owing 90 the number oi cheap shows
starting ny IN Salt Lake city. ho VIII
Guido them ell N money aud talent
will accomplish He IL not trying
10 save m ney by engaging cheap pei
iotmsrr, but 10 paying the highest SAL
aries and securing the bost people. lie
proposes TO give the strongest strictly
tree open'air entertain Sent ever given
In Salt Lake CITY," No collection
taken up, no admissions, no charges
for seats. Among the attractions that
open tonight will DO the aerial return
act down from tho high traptz'i
putohes and paraphernAlia usei In lhe
daring acts by WallaoH a Francis. mol
the old-fashionsd trapeze performance
but teats, hazardous and startling, To-
GLIDING aomefsaulis high up In mid
air, leaps that are marvellous for Their
daring. catching each other a. they
fall from their lofty perches into space
with apparently the greatest OF ease
Pfof. Mortlnus, the world renowned
Juggler aud gun mAnipulAtor, VIII also
appear In his beautiful and skillful gun
Juggling dTill. This gentleman has
Travelled with tho largest amussmenl
aggTeeationB that have ever exhibited
In tue civilized world, he having AZ.
peAred before all the nobility aud
crowned heads Of Europe, showed IN
every large city In this continent AZ
the largest salary OF any performer In
his special llue OF business.
Tho MOrlons will produce all tho
latest up.io-date comic, sontimsnth
ana pathetic songa.
Remember this show Ia free, strictly
moral, u place where you and your
families may enjoy pleasant evening"
commencing at $40 .. NJ, on Mondayi
IA el5lh. Change Of program every
night. Al the vacant lot adjoinini
nyluI Kuutsiurd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
The Pubic Offices.

Judge Street has gone oui to rooe ls
70 hold court.
George =. 5mitA, Jr, was this morn
ing Committed 10 tue Insane asylum by
Judge RUohle.
Af33l tnls afternoon two deputy
sbgufi, started cut 10 Second North
anu Eighth West - get another crazy
muu.
Jcste Gillett, 80, ani Freiricka w.
BIN, 20, wefp lousy granted license
10 we'd W Deputy County CielR Miss
RsuINii.
Wa. shaw today was given a d.
votco uy Judge Rtchio from his wife
Evelina snaw, wnJ dOiAultei la APP
peafaucr.
w. W. H,skuy OF Salt Lake county,
anu Arthur J. sUulhwluk ~ Utah
county, were tO1Ay comm tslOuti
uotaflrs puylic.
The Injunction tuit Of tho Great sal,
Lake alu Hot Spungs railway against
tue RAPID transit c1mpaly, through j.
=. Cameron IT NJ, 10 bciug heard 10
Judge Rtchig's division VI the Third
uiH rict court
Attorney. General Bishop hiss issue 4
an opinion on tue hBh anu game Law
m answer To an inquiry from The stale
nsh ami game waTatu. Tue law fnys
% shall be- unlawful Tor "auy pUraOu'
e. have Ia bic possession At one time
nfurn rounds VI trout. The term ''Any
pursuun b. ruled to DO Spoiled ~ usher.
men only AM rot % dealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
Ephraim Hanks Dead.

The many friends aud Acquaini.
ancos Of Erhrslm Hanks will be
panied to learn that he who cut 10
prominent figure 10 the early soItlt.
ment Of Utsh passed away at his home
IN Gainesville, Wayne county, at .
O'Clock I.m. on the 7th inst Tue cot
respondent who sUnus this In.
formation states that ho wan loved
by every man, woman anu child In
the county and nearly every one In
tbs vicinity attended tue funeral. BIO.
Hauks some yUAfH previous %
uis death was ordained a patriarch, In
which capacity his lab1Is were much
Appreciated by the people among whom
he labOTeJ. He was buried In Came
v.llu cemetery. HIS sou Walter 4. 10
Bishop VI the ward Ia which no DIED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
Police CONT.

George o. Smell WAS before Justice
wenger today aud AdJulgod guilty OF
conducting an employment sgoncy
without a license. The court suspend.
ed sentence until tomorrow morning,
during which time hB will have tho
privilege OF paying tho neglected
lioets' amounting ~ $50; n ho decent
do ~, a hue commemorate with the
Olsuso will b. impusru.
james Wood committed an assault
hud battery on fellow citizen named
4. W, walker, anu his arrest followed.
Toe court hned him $40.
Harry stevens WAS apparently hun.
cry aud went begging ognuaTy TO city
ordinance. He was hauled Ia anu the
result 10 that he viii board with Tailor
Kimball Tor the space Of twenty.
uays.
Charles Van Horn got drunk yttl1t.
day ami today he goI a $40 flne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
OGDEN.
function CITY Items.

Ogden canyon wAs vitittd by several
huudtcd persons on Saturday 10 wit.
nJhs the explosion OF number Of
heavy blasts on the power dam works.
But Jour blasts were exploded on Sat
urdAy aud yesterday About II n. No,
tue heavy blast OF about 500 ksgs Of
powder was fited. IL was scarcely
nuafd Ia town but dii good work
blowing an Immense quantity NJ rock
into tho depths bBlOw, several photog.
raphrrs were successful IA getting
good pictures Of the explosion. There
were but lew people IN tbs canyon
yesterday TO witness tue explosion.
The tabernacle cholt'ssacfed concert
given last evening At the Grand opera
house was we'll attended aud every
number received enthuSlNstic APP
plause, The quintslte consisting NJ
Messrs. Anderson aud GodIaTS T..
Tout, Mrs. Allison and Miss May
Dhyer WAS especially well received.
A meeting OF tho board VI education
will bp held this evening when II ~
expected that tho employment Of
teachers VIII be completed. Teachers
are anxious o. know their fates,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15


The Anchor aud Silver King en-.
rloyes got their monthly checks on
Friday and Saturday Of last week,
respectively.
The ATex assessment Of two cenls
rer share, which WIS levied on the
Oh II payable on July iltb and will be
delinquent after the l8in.
fho Constellation Mining company
81 Psrk CITY nov has IT, new hoisting
engine aud boiler at the ains ami ~
soon NJ II Ia placed In position, OF era
lions will commence anu work Will be-
prosecuted vigorously.
Last woek's ore shipments from the
Nell toth sampler were ~ follow.
Silver King, 5s4, $40; Silver King con
osnttatri, iD5, iJO; Ontaflo, 3O,SlO:
Daly.Weet concentrates, 49,, 800; Daly =
West fint class, 95.s71; Flro,tor TX
ore, 8l,t6O. Total, l,i7l 40.
Tho Centennial. Eureka dclIvorei 10
tts Stockholders today theif respective
proportions Of the recently declared
dividend VI $50, 600. The &C mpauy's
stock IL held by eighty.Onr psrits,
which Ia proof eonclusive that some
3plu know good thing vhen they
get 1t anu therefore stay with II.
The Park Record; A corps Of suf.
yeyors came out IRON Salt Lake sun.
day morning nnd at onoa began suf.
veying TOT the new Peck mill. The
siie Tor the new mil was laid out just
above tue MaokiBtosh sampler and u
pipe line run from the site 10 the big
spring near Col. WA. NJ. Fefry's real.
Geucc, from where the water supply
viii be obtained. THIS survey com.
piutes the details aud active work T.
promised IN the immediate iuIpre.
The mill will be built.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
ELIZABETH B. MARGETTs.
General Sgryc' over Loved One
Gone 10 Rest.

At 2o'olsok Sunday afternoon the
iunetal foTvioea were held over the 70.
mains Of the late Sister Elizabeth
RatemAn Margelts, wife OF the veteran
Ulah actor, Phil. MaTgoltI. rhs ser
vices were conduoiei AZ the family
res.donce IN FAFmen' Ward, on West
Temple Street, where there was very
large Attendance OF iIlends Of the DC,
ceased. The HiDging ior the occasion
was furnished Ny the qunrtelt5 com.
posed " MessTs. Geo. ID, Pyper ID.
apsncur III. q. Whitney Rud Wm T.
trlut. Opening prayer was OF reu Dy
Elder John riugeB Bishop Of the
seventeenth Ward.
rhesPcakeiu were PteBliGnis George
q Cannon and Joseph 4. 5mUl, an.
Eldpr David mckenzie, Pns,sut-
Cannon and Smlh'l remarks wtTBO4
lhu Gospel priDcl, los connected witn
knowledge OF tho btTgailCr that had
been revealed from heaven, Aud were
s0uTce o. comfort anu consolation ~
the beruavel in indicating tho f..
union that would tRks place where
-OrFuw anu death have uu p0Wca El.
der David Mcke Gle spoke " lhe ca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
DAILY WEATHER yANg.
Observation, Taken at Utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
Stations.

Weather reports showing obsegva.
tiolb At S am. tolHy;
Salt Lake City-Barometer, SOOi;
temperature, Is, minimum, 6l; wind,
southeast, ngnt; olvuf,
Baker Guy Barometer, 5000; TEN.
pefature, o.; minimum, o.; wind
west; lighi clear.
Cueyo Ire-BsfOmCtgr, 20.9S; tenn.
iefalusr, o., minimum, bO; wind,
south, miles per hour partly cloudy,
Hclrnt- Barometer, 5000; tempern.
tuTu, o.; minimum, o.; WIND south.
wsBi, nghi; clear
Miles City-Barometel 10 %; TEN.
peRiurv, 0s, minimum, ~; wind,
sUuthweFl, light clear.
WiuntmucrA 90 barometer, 5000,
temperature, g.; minimum. %; wind,
south, q miles ger h0ut; Cloudy.
iduns Fails Barometer, aU.u4; tum.
lcsaturr, 90; minimum, 50; plud,
u.gtLeutl hight; ulBar.
General aud local forecast tor 80
houu ending y =. ~. June l0' Euf
uuh, iuG continuing VAIN; wGrn
lIUtg4l aud luesuaYI
Salt Luke CITY anu vicinity Fair;
stationary temperature,
J. H. SMITH,
Observer, WralArr Bureau.
To-day temperature 10 shown In the
lao tiuIlv lIerm meter given below,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
siINsr nan MIII Me.I.

ST LOUIS, June Delegates from
tho silver producing states have not
yet held n formal conference but ex.
ptct 10 get together later In the after.
noou. There have, however, been
several Informal mto in,s at which the
program 10 be pursued ~ tbs radical
silver forces has been sufficiently die.
cuEaed without, leaving doubt tnAt Il
h their intention 10 bolt the conyen.
ton In case their demand for nee
coinage OF allvor IA not accepted. They
have decided, however, 10 20 out
withou. any display. Before they
take their departure n resolution pro-
hably will be offered providing for the
coinage OF the American silver pro-
duct, but while the men from the sill
yet producing states viii support this
In lieu Of absolute froo coinage, It Will
not DO offered by one OF them, but
probably 10y delegate from non
silver prn' uClrg Fih'r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
EDUCATIONAL ITEMS.


The Uniyerslty ~ Utah Summer
School opened No third annual session
tlls morning. The following courses
were offered: Chemistry, nssaying aut
phy-cs, Dr.. Kiugsburyi English, Pot
q. N. Marshall; teaching aud psyoaoI-
Ugy, Prot Stewart, assisted by nj .Bsua
Hin and Ctait; naIural science, Dr.
whiting; Latin, Greek aud r. man
history, Prot Cumming; History, law
Buu philosophy, Prof Whitley.
Examination Of candidate who uur.
p0le teaching boo the schools ut Sole
Like county occurred al tho Uuiyrf
SHY today, aud Will continue uHluu n
Tomorrow, Under tho now law, D.lg
Two grades u certificate urB .mu,yl,
primary and gIammur gtEdu, si4,y
tiyO applicants pru.e ittd tuum luiysHt
VI which number tniGly applied 90.
grammar cert fGatts anu thirty.
i've Tor tho primary gralr-
Drawing, geography, United S''t.s
history aIl elementary oivlCs, Mics
Amelia T.. Brotherhood; Fwuuu, VI r
brotherhood; matuemauCsi Pool Oh.
Allsu,
rhe city examination OF tp4rhpgH
viii take place Vt thu Hifh school
building tomorrow Aud WoiutHiug
Tine examining board ore 8upUr.ulru.
cont Mllispaugn, Prof. H., j, Caay
ami hlts NJ. AlelsiIu Hilton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15

Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctite, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipationj
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills Io4 and
25f box, Book free at your
druggists or write b. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
AHHasi'sl.s mere ,laa s,oooooo bone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
county Commissioners.

The board Of o0uYty c1mmlssi5nrFs
met at . O'Clock this afternoon, wish
Commissioners Geides. Roberts ana
Chfiitophrrson, County Attorney
whlliemore ami Cou T. Auditor
Fisher present.
o. J. Olson asked and was given a
retail liquor license iot Marcy.
a pruuon from county officials for q
salary iuni was referred 10 tue county
attorney.
Applications for emil ymont Us ole.
vntOr Toy were received rem 4. III
Mott, George Altman, Henry uegge.
land, n. V. Bufleigh, Parker V. Pratt,
all II which were teittfvI u tue U0afI
~ whole.
County Collector Spencer was al.
lowed On extra mau ana two gIfls from
Juno 10Th TO June 2O,h 10 assiit Ia
mailing notice.,
loo agent VI the Gra7ta system Of
iuduxiug moftga o. m,Is an Oilsr 60
sell lhe system to the county aui the
pfop0sitiun was REFERRED 10 Mr.. Gvddcs
ami the recorder,
A proposition from John Beck T.
cement the rOAdwhys aud walks on
tho CountJ's sd 0i Joint building
Grounds with Uis natural cement nt
~ cents per foot, waR referred 10 tue
committee on building aud grounds.
Tho road committee, with The county
att tnuy associated, was Instructed TO
look into the matter VI deserving Eat
Temple street between Tenth aud
Twelfth South, tot fast drive.
The committee ou building and
gfou nds, 10 whom was referred a COM
nunicaliUn from tue carnival commi,.
tee, will rol ON the question OF GeCjT.
atiug the llnl building TOT the catni.
val
A communication from George NJ.
Cannon, secretary Of the Big Cotton
wood Power company Informed Ia o
clmmlhsionera 80 10 now 10 ascertain
tue apparatus ~ oesszry for using tho
power ~ DO furnished by tho olm.
phuy.
An opinion from the county attorney
on tho Cillco Of meat inspector was
being considered when the NEWS 10,
pgit closed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
sl.nAn l.rnn nor MO-

IN lns rhiri district court this
NOR lug ]. A. brNalIsy filed cult
agNuB. J.. i Fab'gu Tor damages 10
TOO sum s5, 700 Tor dog lite. The
complaint HuuEUB that on July 1871,
1893. t1u pIaluul was bitten ~ the
col. a. iho log oy q savage ami yiglous
DOE belonging 20 tuu defendant,
""hrrrby tnir plaintiff Immediately
ttg.m. auu has ever tiulu rumaiuoI
r.rH u.Tg.Hu Iul uy IulsHu thereof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
Gling 10 Saliair.

fhe Mutual improvement, League
go0s to 5sltair Friday, June l9lh. Az
excellent program lie to be glvsu CON
ssllng Of Instrumental and vocal sslsc.
tons by tho best local AItists, among
whom IL Nit. George ID, PypoT. who
leaves shortly for the East. THIS may
DO his last public appearance here,
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oS ,rnANGT TODAY.
FonrtSen Hundred shares Represent
the DRY's trRdiug.

NumNAgNm hunNNFN NhNNhs hfhNNANhN
tbe nay. trRdiug,
As usual the bulls and bgars limo
up on 'cua SO arnIn tgday hut dii
not succeed IA trans citing very great
deal OF busintsF. Mammoth was the
only stock cfuating any amount Of iu'
trfest uu the listed siiO Gnd h met
with sales Of 200 .hatcf, which brought
az extra COCA ngufe, tho buyer being
OBLIGED 10 IlanA down $500 TOT every
share that caaAo into hts Iostession'
Ontario came nrRfef recording
u ttsns'ef today than u has ut
any time since the exchange opened
buyer and seller getting wit1iu
so cents ~ econ other. Mcfcur wa
lsli 1T 81 with $3.50 bid, while that
gilt.vdgtu security Centennial Eureka
ws offered al 500 aud no loser.
Three ~ tut unlisted elockg share b
In the trading, swansea coming cut
hfsi aud mtcliug with a .OJ.shaf'
transfer at g-.fj, after which Nafuta'
gas found favor IN a sale Of nall u tlgu.
sand ut 3 cBnts. a like block Of Rich
moud Anaconda f0unI taher =
cpnts, hud upon tho fret call oi Bluu
Lake on 'ohaBsc, ;hat STOCK was uilgf'
OF at 70 ounts tuI did not rucctcI Ia
hndiug BID.
The closing lgures were as follows:
LI5rED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15

ply over a. Mr.. Ltmm rsdon The re-.
naming $4,000 yet ue OF the put.
chase price OF the property, afrilg,-
meuis have bfeu made WHEREBY u will
run another Sixty upys ~ lunB. before
being binding on tue holcen, Sam
Godbe aud Sam NUwho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15

uos, CHICAGO June is
lght. 9l.n'at1.go.
Mixed, flp1afIm.
lltnNy, s.. s'n 50 o.
Rough, sAsgs1p1
tatUU
booycs. sltraus3.
Cows and hcittfa. - FUaftp0
Texas steer. fisua q. 3d.
stockefs aud icedCrs, g.Uiailf0
sheep
Best Grades stronger. common easy.
stiyer. lead
tiivtrel
Lead SEua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15

Two hundred eharub Of Mammoth At
$500; -Ul SEuusta ut S2;i5; go Ma,
lugal Gas az % o,nls; 5Uu Richmond
Anaconda a. cuuls. Total tharo5
so.1, I, 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15
MISS RUSSELL is QUEEN.
Declared M on the Withdraw / OF the
Protest Of Ml,s Pearls Friends.

Miss Jcnn b. Russell will be queen
u Uuah's great Carnival. The Peaft
adhoTenia This morning Withdrew tue
protest hloi Saturday ami the execn.
tive committee duly ami ciii tally do.
clarod her qIeor. The voting was fe-
niatkablr lor the iaoI tba, tuo number
Of ballots deposited brsae h'l wiling
contest records the West h cognizaut
~ IL was an index 10 the great en-.
thusissm over Carnival matters which
pervsdr- every walk OF NE, anu IL
looked upon by the managers % an
augury Tor the success Of the Car
uivai.
The final count gave the following
rotuiU:
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a mnFTiGge liCeusA was issued rN
Saturday afternoon 10 Mr.. George D.
smith, OF South Cottonwood, "a, $500
,il1a Minnie H. Denuey, Is, Of uriln,
Salt Lake county.
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& Co.,
COMMISSION BROKERS

Grain, Provisions, Cotton, STOCKS ana
Bonds.
We solicit the orders OF traders ana
others in the above markets,
Rooms 10 and 20. Walker
Eros. Bank Building,
Salt Lake City, u'An'
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'r"cSs ANN nAREr,,


NV lohK. June t.--stork mari 81, ,,...-.
suonF ana with gains " Sham fr6,,. nehei
rl' shAfss sugar on hoavy d. ~, ln
tutther improvements In The lgadipg 49,.
W,tc s,ored hittT rs Including rcs latr
i -.. hore snd New YORK Central ~, %
Mshcr su around ana resumption ~ 1iinsLy
purchases h' foreign houtcs wac noted "N'Ttl
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IuU sEVIEn OPTION.
u sshid TO Have Hcsu rr,ouded Tor
Sky nays.

The NEws Ia reliably, though not
Officially informed, that the hUldVrB VI
the option on the 8eVipr mine In Colt
Hin district have secured an eXten.
zion OF tiEty lgys' time.
According 10 this original agreement
the option expired today, but as the
hOldsIs were not set In a position 10
comply with oil the ttquir~-' -'- and
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fns aun atei great rniu aui mental
differing rru wa crutitus o. go 81 M
d., Wufe." II. G.. EIw rds IL the
Attorney TOT CO., plaintin.
Against 49, trrisat o. 'ompsry
q. ~. Macmillan u.s entered tuli
o.binat ihe Beaver Valley Land aui
I.fIgution company anu Mike MOua'
nan ouu prrnilssrry note. The pai err
was fret is.rru iU Mike MOnthan, VINO
afterwards transferred % 10 G. J. hIs'
irWitz. and hy VA turu sold the note 90
the pinilun. The note was pfotes Il
nr n0p.paymeut on June H. 1896.
"shcfeiotc plhiut1 prays Judgment
against defendants i1t tire cum OF
Sg.Ols.5n principal, with inteTrtt there
vi nL the rate q ten f'cr cent. per an
mum from date until Iaid, Tot $3.50
cost u protest." Qua Ger cusif.
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