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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-14

political document q the iniermou .
tail county. lts Influence among
silver Republicans has been very ptl.
nuunced.
These are days when Sheriff Hardy
ia maintaining a uiRnfiod silence On
The matter Ui becoming candidate
Tor reelection. Othtr candidate
WOULD like 90 know what he IL going
70 DO about 1t but eouly "sa'ys wood"
aud keeps bile own counsel.
Provo Enquirer. The speech Of Mt.
Bfyanat New York is too lengthy for
us 10 handle, but itisa masteriul ef.
tort. He digs down deep on the silvot
questi3u aud handles Tue subject In o
very convinClug manner. 10 l. hot
shot Tor New YORK, tbs goldbug confer
Logan Journals a mau might ne
we'll discuss the civil war OF tho
Louisiana purchase In this campaign
As 20 Try to rsBuffcci the tafrn Issue.
IL has been ignored practically Uy both
parties for four yuafs aud it, constant
use Tor campaign purposes is playei
out.
In the event that ID. &. Dunbar
should be elected chairman OF the
Democratic Stale committee tomorrow
ne viii reiusu 10 become candidate
Tor county clefh. Hu naturally pfufcfs
the latter honor, but lealous frleudt
have urged him 10 accept the chair.
manship Of the party In order TO unite
whfrlng factions.
Il. Il. Richs candidacy for a county
commissioBofslip IL looming up again,
while that Of A. X. GedIus from tile
same precinct IL Uf larger pf0plrtilus
today than NJ any time heretofore. Mf.
Goddesis Retirement from the Rgpuu-
llcan State uummittUu has no uUuh,
Increased the chances VI tie nOmina.
lion very materially.
Two well.known ladies, one a pro.
bounced Democrat ami the other
Jealous Republican, were talking over
the political situation this m1Tnin
and both agtood that tho iEiT sex
would have 10 be remembered Ia the
nominations this nh. The county
clerkship, ruuDrIeuhip, board Of edu.
cation aud Legislature are specially
held Ia view by the laiies.
Unless there IL 40 understanding
soon between President Newell aud
his Dsmoofailo colleagues Of tho CITY
Council there IA sure 10 be trouble.
The difficulty Il due 10 failure or To-
iusal ON the part Of the president 90
recognize Councilman Lloyd NJ a sue
cessOr TO Mr. Elliott ON tho vAfi.
Gus committees. AZ present Mr..
Lloyd has absolutely no voice In any
Of the committees. Tue fact IL the
rputlpman fFout thu Third AfuutpIral
ward has toen requested 10 conoerc
tie moot important ohaifmanahip %
Councilman Mulvsy. THIS he refuses
70 DO, cOntending that he should be
given the places held by Elliott. A
malofity Of tue members Of tbs Coup.
oil hold 10 the same view and the pros.
poets are they will take solion on toe
matter themselves at an early date
should the president continue ~ disrc.
gard BIT. Lloyd's claims.
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Personal.

James Quirk Of Morour is rooniug at
b. W. Leonard aud wife OF st. Louis
arc at tho Tomplolon.
Mrs. Fred Penney aud child Of Wood
River, Nob', arc at tho Cullen.
;. A. Bent and Francis Lee arc Chi.
oAgoans at tho Tomplolon.
Ida HELENE Of Joplin, Mo-, ha, her
name on tho Cullen register.
Mrs. English aud Miss Bronze. both OF
Omaha, arc guests Al tho Walker.
L. s, Abraham, who halls from san
Francisco, isa lomplo.on guest.
L. $. Marlin OF Pompanoosuo, Yer.
mont Is registered At the romplolon.
MIR. and Mrs. e. W. Graham Of Hamil.
ton, Conn, arc stopping At the Cullen.
r. h. Elsonor OF New York and Il, Il.
allert OF Fremont, Sob, arc At tho Cul.
len.
Mr.. aud Mrs. }, r. Young Of Butte
and u. H. Miller OF Milford uro domioil-
ing AZ tho Cullen.
Air. aud Mr.. W. y. walTath, ro,identt
OF syracuse, \. Y, arc guests At the
lemplutous
4, l.. Johns, "A representative OF the
Chicago Live stock Commlssion Co, Is
registered a. tho Walker.
A. a, Shaughnes.v Of Chicago and ia.
g. Wait aud j. W. Vail OF Omaha regis.
tered al tho Tompleton today.
Miss Man JoWolt Of Kansas CITY and
Miss McCallum OF LockpOrl, n. y, arc
among the guests at the Iemplo,on.
Fro Chioi Il. j. R,uloli, tho gentleman
who presided over tho recent convention,
leaves for his home In Atlanta, Ga, al
$40 this evening,
George d, Alder, tho woll known local
insurance man, Will leave Tor logan Ia
morrow on business bent. lilo will re-
main Ia tho Cache county capital for
Aboui week. lie will bring his family
back with him,
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Political Pointers.

Hon. Farley Williams Ia no longer a
a. iu.uuE. Ho says no will vote for
yer w November
ia Ego Judd has At last been convert.
90 u thu position Of BTyap anu Sow.
10, BtyaA's last Now YORK speech
Ili ~,
Judge quinn Of Bingham says that
0l the hundreds OF voters IN tie on
Reliable gold camp, not ten In the
wlols lot will support the single stand.
lgi.
Judge Powers did not come down
down .rlm bis mountain home this
.iIuiug ms tXueCiel. lie will, how.
,v., a.liyo on the Brighton stage this
event 81.
The Democratic state committee
meets ri tho knulsioTd at O'Clock TO-
morrow afternoon. The Republican
state mmlt.ue viii meet at i,s huhJ,
qugr.ur ~ THIS city on the 20gh inst.
Lthi Banner Last week the new
aahuoI bDgri urgsuE0d wit james y.
laIl F, ptrHlTuLU; JuEu Il, dihb, clerk;
. .., B, GaHIIr, treaSufer. The boar
h17 iHd 20 borrow money 20 pay the
d lrf.at Obj Iue On the bOnIs. The
mguat W $500.
Senator Frank J. CAnnon's address
TO the Republicans Of Utah continues
20 b. to- most vigorously discussed
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shape 10 permit Of the payment Of
three n. ular dividends In ore mo1th.
The stock was In good demand Ell
s9mewhal advancing qu1tstious Cen.
auuial.tufohn VIII piy its Usual divi.
jUnd ui 81 per share on Saturday. TuIa
Will uako /. to'al % stsl0,0J0 Tor The
nfUpefueai ur s3OO,OUl more than the
capitalization OF the company. DHi.
Iugs 90 the stock we're confined TO I'd
DIIck', with the quotation practically
unchanged from the previous week.
N1twltheta uuing the coming divi.
icud Of 20 cents per share, DAILY did
not m nthin the strength belt at intt
Eeok's Cl1sc, although The olletinga 0i
the stock were ro h ssvy. LIS yet un.
cefisin 90 10 just how often DIVIDENDS
viii be paid, although they will PROT.
nuly come quarterly. Dhly.Wust cou.
unuoi Fiiung anu did some business
atouud $500. There was practically
no change in Dalton. Dalton & Lark
BE- ichedulod 10 pay IT, usual dividend
DO J % cent ptf share on Saturday.
baIona paid iivC.Cent dividend on
the lOtn. Tho properties arc bcirg
equipped with an improved h0istiug
plant kaiuOr important develop.
mUnis AZ the deyser were the cause 0i
400 Improvement 10 that stock, bud.
log being higherAud the aakiug qua.
Na0us we'll maintained. Horn Silver
wac inactive. NothiuR further has
u.un heard regarding the delayed divl.
dcud.
Mammoth was slightly shaded, for
n1 apparent good reason. The
propofuos are In good shape, with orc
shipments being increased. Niorcuf's
Auguat dividend Will bo week OF ten
Jay delayed, II 10 IL paid at III. The
UuuuluY has recently been 10 extra.
ordinary expense In purchasing now
gtuuul, oil or which mas proven OF
great value, tho putting IN " new
hUistiuF plants, and increasing ~ mill
capacity. Its unictsiUud the dlfectUts
tlsl desire an increased surplus fund,
nnu item 70 plain business 10 delay "
net RAGS the August dividend. The
liigHug 90 stock was not heavy, ni-
iu.ugh thu quotations wufo someWhat
shaded. lhc properties are mahiug
spluudid record aud futufns from ship.
monta atu the heaviest In the con-.
pany'a history. Ontafio was quite
stfluE.
Silver King was IN good demand At
strong quotations. Reports from the
sunshine are OF very gratifying ma.
tufU. tue stock was ellghily lower Ia
tho Offering. Swansea was again
held AROUND the 81 mark. Utah has
paid its August dividend Of cents
per share.
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a baby 10y was lett on w. A, Soud.
dcf's doorstep, Ogden, At . o'clock lhis
morning. II was about six weeks cid,
aud full supply OF clothing was Ia
tho basket There was no clue 10 The
parents. Mr.. md Mra. scud ~, nav.
ing eight children OF their own, con.
cludnd they were no. IN position 10
assume tho new responsibility sought
10 BE- thrust upon them aud bottled
tbs police, who took charge Of the
babe.
A large excursion party from Weber
county spent today ut sallair.
Louie w. Logan, arrested At Ogden
for forgery, attempted 10 kill himself
last night IN the Ogden jail by eating a
quantity Of broken glass. Hs obtained
tins supply by breaking perfume bot.
tie. He vomited considerable blood,
ana IL sull In serious condition.
Hazel Fernofton, California
woman, attempted suiciio In Ogden
yesterday by drinking cafb5lio acid,
because hsf lover had deserted her. A
doctor was called Ia time 10 save her
life.
Ogden STANDARD; one Of the largest
funerals ever held Ia tots place was
that held In tbs North OgIou meeting
house, Monday Afternoon, over the 10.
mainH ~ Elder MILFORD n. CrApun Of
Pleasant View ward, vino lays now IN
tue Unipu cemetery no a mArtyr 10 the
cause he 20 early espousod In life and
20 highly pflzsd ana strongly abvoca.
ted. lie contracted disease while zeil-
ousiy prosecuting his labOfa naa mis-
si1nhty, oudeavoflng 10 teach those
principles iu disgTiota ~ pregnant with
malaria that his c1ustituti0n (not being
very Tobus) was forced tl yield, aud
vas brought home Ia very weakened
condition, anu fingered between ne
aud death until tue latter claimed IT,
own on the stu Inst. His mauy iticnds
oi both wards were Ia attendance at
tue funeral services, l.. W. ShuTtliii
and &. r. Middleton Of the Stake
pfeaideney, aud Bishops ami other
leading men were present on the stand,
number q whom offered consolins
remarks 10 the btruaycd, eTtolliug tue
noble traits u character OF tho de-
ceased.
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a dividend Of $50, 900 to its sIockboldet.
'amotfow.
Mr.. T.. q. Matthews was yesterday
u1aulm ausiy elected member Of the
Stock Exchange.
The Dalton and Lark will Ray IL
fiviipul lf fi2, 800 tom lrfow. a snip.
mcut from tao mine Today brought In
liJ tons OF concentrates.
A good DO iy Of cinnabar ore has been
encountered to the lteaoluto incline Of
the famous Mrrcur milne. The ore Ia
siid TO 40 iilm $40 10 s25 In gold 10 the
ton.
Unless The Numbers Of the stock ex.
change who have not yet paid their
81 na1rum MT, pay ny within i've
Jays, Their names Will be reported 10
the president ior suspension uudor the
rules.
An Arizona paper atstes that the
miuing Industry OF the territory was
never In more hesllhy condition
than u L. today. The mountains are
iull OF ptoaptciop, closely searching
lot The pfsoilus. Nov discoveries are
daily reported from different sections;
Gales Of good rt0pefiits Hfg usinntly
Afrp1ue many now prospects Of
promise are bonded; representatives oil
outside capital are striving IN the ter.
rit0ry almost daily sud are looking
Tor iuyesiments. The coming year "
iuil OF % miso lot our mines, ana the
output u mineral will probably TO Tar
ahead 90 that u any other year In our
history. Altogether the prospects Tor
The iutufo are moro than bright.
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rSom the Eureka Democrat

Flattufing reports arc received from
the Sioux Consolidated ana II IL ca
peeled a dividend VIII be- posted for
that properly ~ an sutumn bouquet 70
tue stockholders.
The Swansea mine NJ Silver ~ now
nearlng the 6oO.ioot level, and tho Four
Aues, ita near neighb0f, has cut tho
8O0.iuot station In IT. shaft. These are
the dospoht mines 10 the prosperous
south Gu VI the district
Tue great Si0ux-AJaA tunnel Ia being
pushed ahead at tue rate oi about y
/ feet every "a hOufs. Tbs gfouud IL boz
| coming more favorable Tor rapid pro-
grtaa nud a gasoline engine, with u
inch exhaust pipe following thu work,
keeps the tunnel Tree from smoke ami
deloiufiouH gufes. Now anu commn.
di0us buildings Tor blacksmith aud
carpenter shops, engine house anu
storage have lust been completed AZ
the tunnel opening and every thing
about the premises mas tue appearance
Oi stTlCt business.
IL looks very much a. though n mill
/ f1t the great Alas property was now a
certainly. Martin WHITE VI Chioago,
Que OF the heaviest hiOckh1liufa OF tao
| Ajax company, who with n. M Ryan
spent Several days last week lookiug
over tho property, 10 decidedly In iavor
Of putting up a l00.stamp mill without
unnecessary delay. Mr. White 10 70
enihuhiastlc upan tho subject Of mill
that In all pf0hhbiiity should the c0m-
pany not take favorable action upon the
proposition, be will build and operate a
mill himseli hud treat tho Ajax ores ut
stipulated rate. Tue rvccBt rich strike
made In the niue will no doubt have "a
favorable Influence In moulding lis
viows u Others OF tho directory.
We hru glai tn DO able ghit sue 10
fully verify the report OF tho rich sttiku
made Ia the Humuug last week, aud
10 add that tho great ore zlne that
ironds from the Mammoth north.
easterly through tho Sioux aud Utah
has been cut In tho Humbug ana nj
depth Of but about 10 icet from tho eur
faor. Where the Ledge was un-
c-uutoIed by the tunnel face
u IL strong nnd well defined,
u vast extent ant carries high
value IN gold, silver anu lead. The
vein has been cross cut by the tunnel
~ Tor a distance Of about 20 feet, anu
tue iafthor0gl wall not yet reached,
consequently 10 actual extent cannot
be known. Hut the fart 10 known nud
demonstrated fully that the trend Of
the vast mineral belt continues Intact
from the porphyfy dykes ON tho south
20 where IL meets the granite range on
the north, anu that Il will only require
"a well directed effort backed by mOdBr.
ate cnplt % open up this rlch section
OF couutfy laying ON the eastern alope |
Of d0diva mjuntain and string "
ricL mines will DO tho result that will !
quail " not cclpru the grand uli pho.
uurl bonanza nl the district.
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A SERIOUS rROnLEn.
THE YouN0 MAN COULDN'T MAKE IN
MS MIND.

TiiE YOuNO MAN COULDN'T MAKE "a
ms MIND.
"li's serious problem" taid the
young msn ihoughttully.
"Whai ~" said tue older man, anx.
inus O. give the younger man the bone.
a. u that wisdom that comes only with
ycafa.
"why, you zee, I've been intending
90 got maffleI,' explained the young
man.
"rhat l. a serious matter" admitted
the older man.
"Nat atall," replied the young man
promptly. ut isn't the question VI
marriage alone that bothurs me. but T.
question Of comparative values"
~ DOME believe quite understand, "
said tue older man.
sway, ~ Just this way" explained
ihe yOung man. ~ have my wife oil
picked cut anu everything dxsd for
tho wedding, and thought II was all
settled lAst night, but today along
comes fellow who ofiers me bicycle
~ n bargain, anu i'm sort VI troubled
about IT, | can't afford wife and
q bicycle, ami I DOME seem ~ bs able
W mako W my mind which l want
more. The wifes a little cheaper al
ino start. bat Ia the long run she'll c1st
lot MORN q blcycl,; and yot-And
yai-N
"Wcligr
81 cant help thinking that good
vile will last longer lhau gildod Obey.
Gle " you Keep hof away from South
Dakot, and Oklahoma. Suppose you
had ogly $50 anu a chance to got o.
bicycle OF wiie, which would you
gUi?n
81 think the price Of bicycles will
IAN tifsi, aald the older mhu.
~ guess thaps right" returned thu
young man. "l'll stand n tsttgr
ch nee Of getting n good bicycle iot
$50 next year than will n good vie.
Suots III stick 70 the gifi."-Cnicago
Poet.
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Middle Tennessee Conference.

ALrAMAur, Tenn, Aug. ., 1895,
To tho Editor
Enclosed / 5ond you Hat OF tho
Elders labOuug 10 the Middle Tennes.
see conference Of the ssulhern State,
mission.
slnco my last report to you We have
lost three Of our noble band who have
been released on account Of siokneal.
This leaves Vs. thirty Elders Ia this
conference aud | am plcaSed to report
them, 20 far as know. Ia good health
anu spirits,
The LABOR Ia this part Of the vine.
yard Is mos, encouraging and truly
"thu harvest IL white ana the lAborprt
are few" In all my vista throughout
the conference We are received with
the greatest kindness, and II seems NJ
though the held In theae old oountisB
where l an now visiting ha. been
well "uAnltl" and "watefedn aud gro
l3ug Coo will give a. abundant haf.
vest
While passing through Coffee called
ON slnle OF our friends who arc anxI1ut
~ donate gtound for The purpose OF
building u church thereon, anu 1
think Ia the near failure WI will b.
building church houses Oh over TIE
lAnd, aud then In the duo inns OF the
Lord trmIlrd will be erected.
have Just been reading In The
NEwa tho funeral services Of Elder A.
NUN.N l. a I'd
nll had Tor hiul His friends weto
numbered ny his acquaintance, auu
his good works by his oppoHunitieg,
How woill learned 10 love him when
we were srhOUl boys together at ia,
DoseTet UniveTstyl That love has
never diminished aud remains un.
chsngeu except being brighter by the
admiration aud esteem which hs hiss
earned in later ysare. Who can take
bis place
My our last anu huGl coil find us an
NJ well prepared 10 answer ~ he WaF.
Gud Uluts his father, wives, children
aud kin. J, DON CARLOS HOUNG.
Names ana addresses Of tho Elder
lAu0flug In tho Middle Tenurssro con.
ference OF the Southern hlatOa ml8aio
Elias 5, Klmhsll, president Of Ml4.
ai0ri J, Don Carries Young, preside
% conferences; Nephi NJ. Savage. clDfk
pt conference; II. q. Archibald,
mlfinll director.
J Don Carlos YOUNG and walter =.
Sloan vHlling throughout tue con at.
ercB Win Elders anu Saints. Addr p
1908 n. Market ST., Nashville, rgnu.
j, ID, Halo and Jas, Larsen, SmyFu4,
Rutherford county, Tenn.
WIN, T. Ogden ana Geo, A. Hunt,
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nInltnll Mnld

"why DONE you study your reading
Lesson, FraucIt2" that ltilc lady'a papa
Atkud severely.
"rbe words are 40 hard 10 pronounce,
papa" replied the small student. 81
done believe you eau say them your.
sslf.n
"Oh, nonsense! SPELL the words
ami divide them into syllabies."
Ihon the spelling began.
"G'ra.n'd. What's that, pApA?D
"Gnnd. 90 on"
"Gnnd, f-a.t What's thal?D
"dfanu ~, h.t-f. WHAT does that
spell, ratt2"
"Wry, uor Of course. Go on.D
'i'au iat het iE-lt-.s"-
cd lot me- sru tho book, FfApcl,q
whoever heard VI u grand tat heia YIN
surely haven't spelled the wofd COZ.
fcrtly."
AM thea mamma laughed from her
corner.
"Dii you never hear Of grandfather,
papa7p
Aul Fragois cried tfiumphantly,
81 told you these words were Awfully
hard, papa. You SEQ you can't pf6.
n9unco them y0urHel = Exchange.
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DAILY WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken al Utah, Idaho
Montana, Oregon and Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obsorva.
tons at 8 am. toiay'
Salt Lake City-Bar0meier, 1854;
temperature, ~; minimum, ds; wind,
southeast, light; clear.
Baker CITY Barometer, g0.S2; ten.
peralure bBi minimum, 90; wiBJ,
south, 10 mice per hour pnrtIy cloudy.
Cheyeuno-BaTOm 20 50; tenn.
petalufei %; minimum, ~; wind,
calm; partly cloudy.
Helena Barometer, 1855; tempera.
tufe, b2i minimum, 81; vino, south.
west, D miles Yer houI; clear.
Miles City-BaIumuief, 5000, tenn
petatutT 90; minimum, 90; wind,
notthoasti D miles per- hour; cI0udr.
Wiuncmucc1- har0mulc.. sn go; TEN.
peTatufe, 90; minimum, 6s; wind,
southwest 10 miles Dor hour, cloudy.
Idaho -liArlmulof, $3.50; ten.
roralufe, %; minimum, 81; wind,
northwest; o mllvs per hour, CLOUDY.
General and local iorecas, f1r 80
hours ending pm, Aug. ION;
For Utah, lair tonight and Satuf.
Day, stationary temIofauuft.
SAT- Lake CITY hau vicinity, fair.
tlatonary Temperature.
J, II, SMITH,
Observer Wcstuur BuIoau.
T1day's temperature is shown in the
fac slmile Thermometer given below
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Even with cold typu, 20 Wa will
Jump right into our subject. There are
great many dretsy men Ia Salt Lake
Clly wearing our elegantly tailored
suits. ApK any or all OF lhom IN they
arc satisfied with the NJ aud workman.
SHIP anu they will promptly answer
ye'. Ask II tbs price IL right aud The
reply viii DO Tho came. For this hot
weather we give you suits that are
llght Ia color, weight and price. For
the fall and winter trade we have Iust
put IN stock this most beautiful, satis.
Tying assortment ever shown 10 the
city. Delay IN ordering does not mean
that you Caun0t get a hne suit, but
there IN always Net choice In any
STOCK OF merchant tailuTlngs and We
would advise you 70 come IN, look ths
s'0ok over and eco n we nave
ult lust what you have been
.eeeking for refhap. Tor months.
NO. don't wait mrs holland your
uftalh comes In su0Et Uanti-wo will
make you nice long paut together
win cost and vest that will relieve
you wonderfully, and We know ihst ID
you give US your order for a bpt
weather suit, We will please YOU 20
wei that your order Tor fali ana win.
'et sur vii come without solicitation
on our part,
rHE EAGLE TAILoRs,
la1 SCUM, Main ~.
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The narket DurinE the wssL Was
Depressed aud stocks Went
nsHgtug.

The market DnFing the wssL Was
Depressed aud stocks Went
nsEEiug.
James A. Pollock says In his weekly
mining shate market letter under date
VI todayi
Conditions In the local mining stock
market during the past week were not
very naiterlng, many good buys going
begging. some u the stocks, even
including several Of the Investments
aud dividend payeft, showed some
weakness, although general conditions
were ~ naitsfing ~ ever. A compaf-
ativeiy small number Of buyers were
In, however, aud few seni forced
sales had tendency 10 produce weak.
noes. All OF the heavy stocks are now
10 shaded In price that II does not seem
MS though investors would make mis-
takes ~ taking almost any oi them.
There IA certainly n large number Of
splendid buys on the list.
a material Improvement 10 tho ore
showing ri the a. LAX 10 now feporlo1,
aud " 10 understood tho company IL 10
increase it, shipments nj an early date.
Tho siock showed no material change
during the week. Anchor was In
slightly better dsmand, although COM
pafstively little business was iOur ~
this security. Alliance, Gas aud Bo-
gan did practically nothing.
Bullion Beok's REGARD TOT August Is
certainly n very cfodilablo one. On
the 9th tho company paid special
dividend OF 10 cents per share, aud on
the 20lh II Will pay double regular OF
80 cents per share, making q total Of a.
cents Ia dividends tor tho month. The
properties arc reported " be- 10 very
nne condition aui the o1mpauy's
treasury must certainly be- Ia good
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Took a Tumbler.

one Of this men employed al the
California restaurant last night indl.
Gated to the ptoprietora doalre to throw
him out, The proprietor could not
"tre u that way" a general miA.up
occurred and this morning the em-
ploye was bunting the services OF
County Physician Wright. Tho roe.
laurant man had plated glass tum.
bier ON the mans face with oOnsidofa.
ble force.
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Womall,s Commlilee Meeilng.

The woman's Committee Tor the eN.
oursion 10 saltAir on the 9O,h inst are
urgently requested to attend a meeting
at the Exponent Ofilce on Saturday
the 10Th, NJ q. IA. Presidents Of the
= elitf Society In tho city wards are
also expected ~ DO present.
h.. Is. WELLS,
In behalf Of Committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-14
sTOoEs ASD MARKETS.


NEW York, Aug H. Initial prices on
stock en- hangc wore mAinly below yeatefday's
unul sales, oWlnE % lower London uuothuou4
Sugar anu western Union declined per cent
cath AuueWal ~ purchasing orders Tor short
account started the recovery carrying sugar
uplit 10 WA aud Manhattan 49,.
higher rausr Of values encouraged uruut.
iAhinE hY the trading element which was re-.
uec.td ln Important fractional conueaai0ns al
10 O'Clock, Manhattan saFFad % 75 following
an improvement ~ ibh.
sugar was the feature uf tho market ia the
acOud hour aud under heAyy purchasea for