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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-21
LOGAN.
LooAS, UTAH. sErr, Il, 1853
The Hurricane in Cache.

A terrific windstorm ragged In Lo.
gan on Friday night aud did great
damage to property. Trees were blown
down by the hundred, aud In their fall
demolished feuces ana tore down cleo
trio light and telephone wires ali over
town. Nearly all OF the iron roof OF
the Temple was blown on, and many
Of tho ornamental trees on the GROUNDS
were blown down. Nearly every
iron roof In town was damaged, anu
many were entirely stripped. -Four
large plate glass wlndUws were blown
cut Of the Opera house, one large VIII.
dow was blown out OF tho Palace
hotel, and tho number OF win.
dowa destroyed In ether natte Of
town made harvest for the
Rlaziots. The entire roof was taken
oil ono wing OF n house owned by a
widow named Jensen, In the Fourth
ward, anu hay and grain stacks were
entirely blown away. Early In tue
evening MT. E0. Emslie WAS riding n
horse, when falling tree carried an
electric light wire down ON the
animals neck, killing II almost IN.
stantly. Mt. Emslio had considerable
difficulty In tKtTicatlng himself from
tue horse, In avoiding direct contact
with tho wire. As II wal he expert.
onced n considerable shock. Al Mil.
willie the root was blown oil the Pacific
mill, and three large barns were blown
| down. Providencs suffered consider
able damage, particularly to fruit,
OF which tho trees were slmosi
| entirely stripped. This was the case
In every settlement touched by the
hurricane. Hyde Park and Smith.
field were badly damaged, aud at
Richmond, In addition TO the exten.
ave damago 10 private property, the
new 10000 school house was blown
down. IL was the most violent
storm for at least thirteen ysatp, Aud
the damage will Iun well up toward
| ak fignIns.
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EDWARD STEVENSON ILL,
4 Telegram From Baker City, Ore
Con, 10 Thai Eject,
~. q. o. wIIeex. MS sen-in'Law,
win Leave Tor Ihat Point on
This EVeaiug's Train.

A telegram TO the office Of the Fire,
Presidency this afternoon bore the re-
gfettAble intelneencs that Elder Ed.
ward Stevenson was lying seriously III
y, Baker City, Oregon. Toe nature OF
the illness is not stated, nor is I, known
how long he has been attacked. DE-.
q. \. Wilcox, Elder sleveosoh's 500.
in.law, will take tue train for that
oint this evening.
Readers OF the NEWS arc doubt
less acquaiBtes vita the fact
that for some tins past Elders
Stevenson aud Cowley nave been
making touF OF tnv north and north.
wost, preaching the Gospel and estab'
llahing brauchrs OF tue Church In
tbelr travels. This work h one In
which Elder stevenson always TOOK
a delight and Il is likely that his pre-.
ent Illness has been brought on by
over.exerlioD. lie IL also well adj
vanced In year..
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Willism A. Noyes, driving along the
road this side Of Beaver, came upon a
ravlng manlao running al large and
naif naked. When discovered the IN
sane mAn was frying grease In n pan
ana smearing the hot liquid ever MS
nude breast which was frightiuily
bIistered. with eomr difficulty the
the mailman was ovetpowered and
yesterday Mr.. Noyes and Darius
Bradbury arrived with him In R.cn-
field, where he was confined Ia tue
county ialI. Tue unfortunate fellow
Ia found 10 be- John u. Farley an I'M
married shenphsfder who hae been
tending the fi0cks Of Andrew Olson OF
Beaver. The dtmentod state gf MIND
Ia due 10 an excessive use OF ihtozicat-
ing iiquCr.
WAsatch Wave, lS,h: Monday fore
noon the sweet little 6-yeat-old daueh-
ter, Sholls, OF Sir. aud Mrs. George X.
Carlisle met with very painful
accident anu which may prove TO be
very serious one. She had Just opened
the yard gate Tor her father TO dive
In with a load Of hay ana 10 At
tempting to get her little brothef's bat
from Ia uuuer the wagon the team
tAhtAtA hAAA ~ tAN AANhAt WV 80
hiud wheel passed diagonally over the
girl's hips anu back, doing consider.
able dnniage 10 tue pelvic b0nts and
lumbar vefiVb ne. which injuries VIII
be Topaifod, 1. 10 hoped, completely
but tho dOltof Tears she viii have a
weak back the rost OF her liie.-.-.A
young man named anderson, rssiding
with a. Lundin nj Midway, while
tending his horses on sunday morn
Ing last, got severely injured BY one
Of them Kicking him on tho head and
right shoulder IL was feared some OF
his bones were broken, but on uxami.
nation by the doctor no fractures
were found; but symptoms OF
htm3rrDugcs In the meninsos
or membrane Of the brain, showed
That Anderson was tIficring from
pressure OF clos Of blood on that
organ, which, tho doctor thinks, viii
be absorbed IN short tinlo leaving
the gentleman IN q good state OF
health.
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Political.

The Democrats Of Cache county held
their convention on Saturday aud
nominated their candidates for the
county offices. Hyrum Hayball, Wa.
SpATks aud Martin Wooli were ~ mi.
mated tot county commissioners, Hop
kin J. Mathews was nominated
TO succeed himself MS clerk,
Miss Bessio Motehead secured the
nomination for recorder, b. NJ. Molen
was renominAted for assessor, anu
Aaron +. Farr for treasurer. Sheriff
Turner will, n Democracy Is triumph.
ant, succeed himself, anu Edward
Hansen will be surveyor. No date has
yet been set TOT tho Republican county
convention, AMI when II doea occur
another bitter fight between Mckinley
aud Bryan Republicans Is almost Ger.
tain 10 occur, over the adoption OF Teso-
buttons. The delegates will not fail
over each other In the race for nOmin.
ations, az TO bo nominated is to bo a..
sessed, with only remote possibility Of
election.
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Political Pointers.

ID. q. Dunbaf has returned from his
eastern trip IN the financial interstts
OF Democracy.
senator Dlbois wa. 10 Ogden for a
few minutvs last evening on bile way
10 his ldaho home.
Hon. q. q. Richards cAmo dow n
from the Junction city this morning.
lie Gays that Ogden aui Weber county
will 10 Democratic this yesr.
Judge King, candidate for CoGgress
on tue DsmocfAuo ticket, LEFT for
Beaver this morning, where no viii
bo throughout tue week trying n law
suit.
MIR. II. II. HinlEe OF Big Cottonwood
Is Republican candidate TOT county
solectman. 10 IL understood that he
has considerable backing among his
ifiends.
Fora Snow OF Portland, Greg on,
passed through this section last eve n.
Ing on his way home from tbs
National (goldbug) Democfaiio con-
vention Of indianapolis.
Albion Times; Idaho Il a pioiuf-
ttQun country We nave uluunNAluh
10 nigh that you eau tickle the feet Of
the silver angels In heaven, and gor.
gga no deep you eau descend TO tbs
base ana hand down ice 10 the gold
bugs In tho infefnAl regions.
All persons favorinR silver and re-
siding In the Fifteenth election pre-
cincl, are urgently requested to meet
Rt tbs Burlington chapel In Poplar
Grove on Tuesday evening next. The
meeting Ia Tor the purpose o, organiz.
Ing Bryan aud Sswall club.
Ogden Standard. Senators Brown
and Cannon aud Congtessman Allen
will have 10000 packets OF seeds al
their ditplsai this fall, or atout nine
packets for every farm house In the
State. Farmers anxious TO obtain
seed, have m opporlunily 10 get their
share Of tho government distribution
by making application.
J. Z. Jensen, nominee for county
recorder on the Democratic ticket, IL
made by bis party organ TO be n rssi-
dent Of Sandy. The TACT IL, J. q. II
now, AMI always has bSon Salt
Laker. The man who Ia not aequaint-
cd With "Jimmy" must be n stranger
on Utah soil.
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% ". George, Uiahs He was bo,, H.
England and Joined tho Church on -, IN
Christ Of Iatior-day Saints In hls na,i,'l
land In May, isigj came 10 Utah i'm isso
and came 20 n. George IN 1851. H. ~.
among the flrst who laid out and No.
Nirgon ditch which caused so much 49,
labor from which 80 many became ~
hoettened aud left In despair. III ~.
took an active part In many OF thn ~
duous labors which tho early settler. y,
this barren Dixie land had 10 n.s. y.
through. Tho funeral servlcea no,s
held Ia tho ST. George tabofnaoio -,
pm. ON tho 3rd inst. The apeal o.
were COUNSELOR Thomas z. Cotiam. P,S.t'
don't Daniel ID. Macarthur, Counselors n
III. Cannon and 4. u. SNOW. r'da,
Thomas Judd aud bishop James Andrns
each OF whom had been personailv ~,
quaintcd with deceased for thirty yes,.
and upwards. They each spoke Of bir,
as an industrious, perseyorinR man. -
sessed OF many good qualities. Hs wa,
always willing TO do all In his power \,
providing for tho poor and the noeds
aud died bearing a faithful testiinonv H.
the truth Of the Gospel Of Christ STto
Leaves a respectable family aud a largo
circle OF friends to mourn his loss
ICON.
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in MINING CIRCLES.
Colonel Sheridan Of Chicago Looking
Into Bingham Properties,
A PURCHASE MAY re mADr.
lie Is Rtpres ming A syndicate 81
chicago tapiialss-Ihe Mammoth
May Cease lis Dividends.

-. -. st.t....f A.
For seVefal uays pN' NV'Vns' AZ =
Sheridan, a memsor OF tue ChloAgo
hoard Of Jade and n potent factor In
..,.,,. .t,oi.. th.r.. bas hem ont this
NUNS 49, -. ,..o,,..,t.. a,
Way looking in'o Ho'lp p'VP''N' -
the Old Reliable disirioii hia capacity
beins that Of representative Of a
...s,..,. a, we.ithv men in tina,
Snu hi, 80.
city These men hA'e INV, ~.
on eoftain property located
I'm bingham and ne thoy are about 10
-, ,s,o n.,o,,.t,ons for n. purchase.
en,oi INV ~ -, -, -,
Colenel shehusn was 'e"' ous "e'o "
ascertain the true status OF affairs ana
t,port nj his earliest convenience. To-
.,nh, ha gs.s home and A IN believed
ns". w - -,
that he returns WIN a'A'o'A"'o 'epo,'
and with recommendations 10 his
,li.nt. that the purchase Of the prop.
.'.',.. ,,,,..,,o, wtu N. n stan In tbe
"y IN Su.."
night direction
This belief IA based upon n converia'
lion had with the Colonel today when
he stated TO News man that the
gentlemen whom te tepTosentsd had
Implicit faith In the Old Reliable de.
tfict ~ a mining confer aud IN TACT
they had the same opinion OF the en'
tire state, tho like Of which ne also
had. His strain OF conversation was
such as 10 indicate that his visit
out hero had been ifaught win
satisfactory results snd that
his homowhrd Journey Woulu DC
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STATE NEWS.
Goshen has building boom on.
The GermAnia pay roll for last month
was 81 700.

Goshen has building boom on.
The GermAnia pay roll for last month
was 81 ZOO.
Payson Globe, i0lh, s. Worsencroft
has been appointed deputy tax collector
ior Payson and Benz amin.
Payson Header News come, that
tho late show tUncle Toms Cabin
OUTFIT scooped number OF clothes lines
In this city before leaving. Their
turnout at Provo may be but n Just
retribution.
Southern Censor, Richfiold, 18th;
George RAsmunseh, n boy about four.
teen yeAn WAS nearly killed by being
thrown from q horse on Wednesday
night. He was unconscious nearly all
night but IL fast improving by today.
Coalville Times: Il. II. Rhead
brought into the oifice today couple
OF specimens Of garden truck which
he raised In his lot that are good to sec.
One 10 n oguliiiower weighing nine
pounds, tbs other n cabbage eight feet
In circumference.
Eastern Utah Advocates Sept. 0, q.
Il. Carroll OF Vornal entered his nome
at that place and put his wife out OF
tho house nj the point OF a aix-shooteT
Hs claims that his wife Ia keeping a
house OF ill-iAms. Carroll was arrested
aud Ia now In jail awaiting trial.
Nephi Times, 10 b.; Last Saturday al
$3.50 pm. this city was visited by a
shock OF earthquake which lta,ud
about eight seconds. Its direction
seemed 10 DO from tho southwest to
the northeast. While there was no
particular damage done, there were
/ quite u number OF houses shaken, aud
windows ratified.
Abont two weeks ago, says the Brig.
ham Bugler, A. II. SoTenaon Of Man.
lua, was up In the Bear Lake country
ON a pleasure trip with relatives. While
there be was taken suddenly ~ and
died. Thu remains were burisd Nv
there. MI. bOfenFon was q very re.
spectacle young sheep man Of MAntua,
where he had numerous irionda ana
TelAtlvgs who mourn his uuiimely loss.
| He was unmarried. ...... Persons who
have lately been out 10 the duck
| grounds report vast numbers OF the
ieathery tribe now inhAbiling their
old hAunts near the mouth OF Bear
river. Shooting will be lively this
fall.
Spflngville Independent, 18th:
Sheriff Fowler and Deputy Marshal
Hans Olson OF Spanish Fork captured
four tTamps hero last Tuesday night,
who were wanted rs heing members oi
a gang OF ten lramps who got druuk
over NJ spanish Fork aud ahameiully
used one OF the party, q lad 10 or ~
years OF age. Eight Of the ten men
wanted were captured, three 10 Span.
lob FORK, four Ia Sprngville anu one
In PaytOn. They were oil taken 10
Provo on Wednesday. The victim OF
tine dlsgTaueiu affair was tramplug his
way 10 San Francisco, where he has
u brOiheT-in.lAW living. The boy was
80 seriously injured that he was placed
J under ihe DOCTORS cate.
Riohnsld Advooa,si Last Saturday
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the sampllnK mills AMI provisions
made FOR transporting coal and other
supplies 10 the mines. The WORK In
~ possible.
Developments at the Vallejo mine
during the past week have boon very
promising and foreman Duncom6e "
10 bs congratulated on the ok.
cellent showing he IL making.
Alter getting matters shaped w
Inspection Of the properly iusioe
aud out, Mr Duucombo decided 10
drive tho prospect tunnel straight
ahead, evidently believing, ne many
other miners have said, that the vein,
where cut, was nos Ia place. H1 DID
not drive very far, however, until he
broke into what Ia undoubtedly the
true ngsuro from whence came the
deposit OF ore that vas ffst oncoun-
tered In the tunnel Several fine spec.
linens OF the ore arc on exhibition at
the oiiios Of Attorney ]. M. blekhari,
Shiulus Bfos' store and John Fenton's
saloon, and assays show that II aver.
ages 20 por cent copper, 10 70 IA
ounces In silver and from 81 10 SIS In
gold ani n heavy per centage of OIL
diEsd iron, making u very desirable
class Of ore.
Al the next regular meeting OF the
city council HupL j. !. DAILY Of the
DAly West mine will present petition
Asking the council 10 giant him iran.
ohise allowing MIN 10 cfoss the yafi.
Gus streets ia the Fret ward with a
wire rope ttamway, the same TO be
twenty-five feot above the surface Of
the ground.
Chaflss 4. Ford left for Silver City
Thursday afternoon 10 take the man.
agement Of the lndepe ndent reeora
property, aud the lgentleman's many
Park City friends foel assured that he
will soon develop that mins into =
regular shipper.
w. ]. Wilion who Il working the
Auiumnal group OF claims belonging
10 Smith E0onger, upon which he
holds n two ysafs' lease, has n ine
showing In an 5.inoh atfosk Of carlo.
nste u lead ore that IL steadily i'm.
proving with development.
Bishop Hardy who hold lease anu
bond on the Whitr Rock aud Caliiof-
MIA claims In Theynea' canyon has
abandoned tho sane anu Tom Rose.
camp lie making preparations 10 work
the ground himself.
Following arc the orc shlpmunie
from tho Mc1ntosh sampler tor tho
present week. Silver King, $50. 900;
Silver King concentrates, iO5, 900; Val.
ltlD, $4,000, total O33, 900.
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toys Of the mountains ea't o. willard
are siill being worked. Within
radius " mile thtfe nfe probably a
dozen good prospects, considefablo
work having been done on many OF
them. The Surprise, Toe instance, has
a shaft some 300 iect deep, which
strikes a body o. good ore. A tunnel
IL now being run Into the side OF Tho
mtuntaln to tap tie bottom OF tnis
shat, when n great quantity OF valu-
able ore will be taken out. over slO,-
600 have beon expended 90 this claim
and ttill the Og nefe are % encouraged
that they continue to push II.
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ing n nuisance Of themselves. II was
determined to send them on their
travels, process which they viRotout-
ly rtsisied, and they dcfie1 the ulcers
10 arrest them. One OF them got his
hands out Of q pair OF handouts and
attacked the sheriff, who shot over
the mans shoulder 10 Tighten him.
Afterwards the same man had 10 be
dubbed almoet 10 insenslbility 10 sub.
due him. The gang were all landed
safely In the cooler, and are now quite
willing 10 depart ne soon ne they can
get an opporiunity.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken al Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon AMI Nevada
stations.

stations.
Weather reports showing observa.
lions nj > am. today;
Salt Lake City-Barometsr, SO.Os;
temperature, 90; minimum, 4s; WIND,
southwest, ignt; clear; rain, 90 In.
Baker City barometer, 8O.O2; tenn.
perature ~; minimum, ~; VIM,
south, 10 miles an houi; clesi.
Chsyenne-BaIometer, 5000; tenn
pefatufe, isi minimum, ~; wind,
west. hight; rain, .O2 inches; partly
cloudy.
Helena Barometer, 80.ls; tempera.
tute. a; minimum, a.. wind, south.
west; eight miles an hour; clear.
Milea Clty-Baromeief, 1910; tenn.
petatute, 90; minimum, IS; wind,
southwest, s miles An hour; clear.
WinnemucoA-BaIo 10. 0S; tenn.
perAture, IS; minimum, ~; wind,
northeast. ~ miles An honI; cloudy.
Idaho Fallf-BArometer, 8l.lO; tom.
rerature, ~; minimum, 10; wind,
northeast; light; clear.
General and local forecast for 30
hours ending 4 Pm, Sept. 22ad,
For Utah, lair tonight and Tuts.
day warmer,
Bal, Lake City and vicinity, fair
weather; warmer.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau,
TodAyis temperature IN shown I'm IN,
FAC smile thermometer given below!
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A force Of fiaeen or twenty tuen IL
now employed on the Consolidated
mines north Of Brigham, Gays tue
Brigham Guy Bugler. The great
tunnel IL IN TO n depth Of 2,200 feet. IL
Ia said that considerable good ofs IL
being exposed along tho main tunnel
and small tunnels. IL IA said that the
object Of the owners II 10 expose ~
much ore a. possible, then opon the
mine Tor inspection and sell. Work Oh
the proposed $4,000 tfamway has
already begun. It will probably be
two miles " more In length from the
mine down the mountain side and
across the fields TO tho U. y. railroad
track. Men are already NJ work grad.
iug and cutting the way for this great
structure.
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The Msreur paid Its September divl.
dend today.
The directors OF the Gold Dust are
scheduled TOT n meeting at 0 O'Clock
this evening.
Brigham CITY Buglor The work
on the proposed big tramwAy from the
old Garfield mine down the mountain
side IN causing some talk around
Brigham. The contract IL said 10
have been lot; also that the work will
leave several thousand dollars In
town.
PAyson Globei The stockholders OF
tbs Barefoot Mining anj Milling Co.
held a meeting In the bank Wednes-
day night and decided TO send a man
down TO the mine 10 employ men and
work the property. Henry Fairbanks
will be sent down In lew dsys.
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Fined for Fighting.

Msssrs. Campbell and Dolap, two
men who attempted TO edo each other
III" on Saturday last In the Mint sA.
loou, were before Justice Wenger to-
day ior nRhting. Alter tho tsslimony
VI three witnesses, one the proprietor
0f "Falty's cigar store" As he said,
both defendants were found guilty and
nnei $40 each.
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A sale ot niehtnsna Anaconda MARKS
the wsFk Of the nfoketa
Had II not bton Tor chance sails OF
1000 shares OF Richmond Anaconda
% today'a call on change, a "whlte.
wash" would have certainly been
recorded. AZ II was, however, The
favored stock mot with transfer at
"a cents, thus Averiing euoh u "chta-
stfopho." Tho quotations ON tho
stocks remained about stationary and
no special slump or advance was no.
ticeable.
The closing figures were as follows
LISTED sTooKh
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Salt Lake Temple.

AsaIule bsptisms In tho Salt Lake
Temple are performed on Tuesday oil
each week, As the General Confer.
ence viii be In sesalon on Tuesday,
Ool. 6lh, 1895, tbs Temple will not Do
opuu On that DAY aud bsptlsms will be-
attended 10 GU Wednesday, Oct. 7th.
Thuraday aud Friday, Oct. slh aud
OH, will be occupied In tue perior.
nance Of other ordinance work ne
usual, LORENZO SNOW.
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MINOR MENTION.

L. Il. Prgtt viii deliver an address
tonight Mt the Scandinavian meeting
house, Murray. Tomorrow night no
Will speak al raylOrsVille and Wednes.
day nj Granger
William Simpson aud Thomas
Bridges, two uswsboys, we're In the
police court today charged with NAL.
icious mischief. They succeeded In
being discharged.
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A Tramn Gang.

Sheha rurnsr aud the city mar.
shall hal quite an exciting eK-
perlence with gang OF dtuuk.
on hob0es on Thursday. They
had camped just outside the city limit
aud during three days had clnsumpi
four kegs oil beer and sueoesded In mAk
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,ro.s, AVA aAnr.rs.


NEW lonK SEPT qi-Thc stock ma,l,,
opencd higher ~ tract onal Improvement
moderate purchases for foreign account
Market reinpecd into dnil ncsa after the a..t
houf .hl aalKhbf lower range Of prices Oh
noted - seller Al TIC high level but the oier-
inEs were well taken, and toward md dsv
pticsa again took An upward tnrn on coyerlng
OF shorts,
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The Psrk usesta says the ontariu
900 raaaei VIII he Used Tor
ore Transmission.

A forcc OF mon were put 20 work
tunnel for the purpose Of lowering the
track through tho entire length OF the
same anu putting II Ia ahape Tor the
transportation Of DAILY West, DAILY and
Ontario ores. Al least that was the an.
swer given the wTitoi Saturday morn
lug by a prominent tmploye OF the
Ontario company In anewer 10 n query
MS to what was the object OF the work
In tho tunnel. Tho movement 10 q
most important one, aud while u Will
work = hardship 10 several importsnt
Interests OF the camp, u will be tue
means OF greatly reducing the cost OF
production TO tho companies. While
not yet given cut, there 10 little doubt
but that the track will DO extended 10
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chicago Li,r s,.eu

H.. Chicago Sept %.
Lght. i1.5aH,sg.
Mixed, iA.s1af1f1.
Heavy. u. NdfAg,
Rough. fltsaiL5g.
Cattle
neeyca, O. iOatan5.
Cows and heifers. ~ eoai1. 70.
INhaa steer .fAgiati.u3
Westerns, al 1850.
tlockere and feeders. fltnan71
thecp-W uak. ~ 10 ~ lower
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ruE MAMMOTH COMPANY
a Rumor Current Tbst dividend Say
msnt. WIN Temporarily Cease.

s'ss -
msnt. WIN Temporarily Cease.
The Mammoth Mining company de.
Glazed its regular monthly dividend 81
$50, 600 late Saturday afternoon. IL IL
payable on October Let and runs the
total Of uividenus paid 10 date up 10
81, O80. 600.
IL is intlmaled In mining circles and
by people who know a Thing OF tWoi
that this will be the last dividend that
tho company will distribute, for fow
months al Least. While conditions arc
quite satisfactory ~ the mine u IL
Known that the company has been re-
trenohinR a little tor some time pasl,
and II Il stated that In the order oi
retronohmont will come n Temporary
CESSATION VI dividends. The above oil.
though not official IL looked upon ~
almost a certainty.
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