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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05

his lip and ourbing himself rep lied
"We did not"
"Do you know,v Mr.. Zane went on,
"of anybody psyins any money TO
anybody in this csst?"
"No, sir"
"Not at any timt?"
mo, sir."
"Nuf at any placer"
"Nor unoer any circumstsnceP"
"No, SIR"
"Nor for AIRY purpose?"
mo, air; | DON'T" yelled Sheets
furious with rage.
"You are positive OF W." quietly
querled Attorney Ziue.
81 am positive" murdered Sheet
who at this point was excused.
THE GIRLS MOTHER.
Mis-. KiIlpack, Miss Wrsy's mother,
next testified. Sue said Kearns did
not come to her anu ufier her
money but that she went to
him. lie said he would help
the daughter; that he wanted Hobbs
sent to prison for ten year,; that he
wanted witness to give up u lottor sue
had; that he would not use 1t against
tue girl; that be would furnish witness
with the best counsel In the city
should she get into trouble; Kearne
gave her money once-hve uollArs, at
Park City. Sne recently talked with
Kearns at the Knutsford; 1t was there
he wanted to get the letter and 1t wac
there he talked OF having Hobbs ar.
rested aud 1t was there, to-, according
to wines, that he would do all In his
pjwer for her daughter. He also
ssiu, declared the witness IN con.
clusioD, "tnst II was bad affair; that
God knows need to oe pltieJ, and
SHE, poor devil, needs TO be pitied,
too"
SMITH AS EXPERT AGAIN.
Judge Elias A. smith OF the Deseret
Savings bank Test fed that the ilette rs
found ON Hobbs's person the night VI
his arrest aud those received by Mr..
keatus were written IN the snmu
hand. r. w. Li'tl- gave similar tesli.
mony. Attorh,y u me argued ut
length that the .et,ers were not ad-
missible but the court ruled other.
wise aud they went in az evidence.
The prosecution here rested and
Zane moved to dismiss the defendant
ON the ground OF insuili sient evi.
dence, Argument to that emu WAS set
Il wn for 2 'clUck this aflernoo u.
Arguments were still In progress at
4 O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05

| declared tho principles OF the restored
Gospeltto the Epglish people, "a way back
| In 1897; also the celebrated Vauxhall
| chapel, when Elders Heber q. Kim.
bail at Ors5n Hyde on Sunday, July
| 90, 1887, preached their fret setmo g.
Toe spot ON the river RiDble, where tn.
first converts to Mormonism IN Il W.
land were baptized ON Sunday, July
30, 1887, was also pointed out to me.
While In Manchester visited { In
company with other Eliers) the UiI
Catpenter's Hall, where our people
held plumber OF very large and inter.
esting conferences in early days. Ga
one oocssion-April q. lSal--nn lee-
than nine memo OF the quorum OF
a Iostles were present there alta gen.
eTai conference. They were Brighs am
Young, Heber G. kimbail, OrsUn
Hyde, Parlpy p. Pat, Ors9n Pratt,
MILFORD Woodruff, willard Ricnatds,
John Taylor aud George A. 5mllh.
Never before or since have 30 man !
Apostles been together in any cOn'
ference in foreign land.
While In Nottingham | Visited the
grave OF Ei1.r J I'm Y. Cherry, who
died May 20, 1865, while isooriug az II
missionary in tnst part Of the country.
In Birmingham saw a grave In
which the remains o; three Elders
from Zion are resting. On the plain
sandstone slab which covers this
historic grave reau the following In.
scription: "Jsmes II. Flanagan, an
Elder OF the Church of Jesus Christ Of
Latter.dsy Saints, who departed this
iife on the 29!h vi January, 1851, aged
20 years, while on "A mission to tn g
country rom America TO preach the
everlasting Gospel ~ restored In these
last days. Rev. Ia. 9. Also our es.
teemed preeident, Caleb Parry, who
departed this life On tue 1911 OF Sep
TENDER. 1871, while on mission to this
country rom America, aged AZ years,
10 months and q days, deeply In
mente1. Also our beloved brother,
William Harvey Butler, who died
hile on q mission from Utah, US A.,
Feb. "a, 1882, aged "a years."
In my travels in Britain have in.
terviewei number OF very old m sm-
bers VI the Church. Ola Sister Mar.
garet Gardner, OF LongtoD, near Pres.
tOn, told me the wRs baptizsd by HeSer
g. X mball 10 1870. Other VINO gave
me Information date back Nc members
20 1S45 anu the early fiflies. For
sevetAl causes these old members, some
OF whom have had a continuous siand-
ing in the Church, are here instead OF
gathering to Zion. Nearly all these
OLD membe remember President
Franklin ID. Richards and point with
great salts action back 10 that Il Jurish.
ing period, the early fiities, when there
were 81, 900 Saints In the British mii-
sion.
This evening l embark for Belfast,
Ireland. My health lie good and l am
enjoying my LAHORE.
Your brother AMI fellow laborer,
ANDREW JEEsoN.
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where had to spend the night wish.
out a bed" This said, the court
order d Barnes to vacate, and seeing
that his protest had no effect, he LETT
the room IN u hurry.
Olaf Nord had hearing for
drunkenness and refusing to pay hack
hire. The former cost him $40, the
latter IS.
Robert jacobson was tried on com.
plhint alleging battery on the person Of
youth named Harry Lane. The
controversy arose over W. ter dispute
and ss the evidence showed 4, 10 Ue a
sort OF a neigbborh1oi row the deien.
dant vac discharged.
Thomas RihinsoD, charged with
battery on the person OF ID. Fl. Crow
ther entered IA plea OF mt guilty and
VIII have hearing at Q O'Clock 10.
morrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
Goods Reported Stolen.

John p. Hin, who resides at 2l6
west, Fiith Sluth street, and has an
flee at 90, Atlas Block, has reporte !
at the police station the theft OF two
dollars in silver, four new linen hand.
kerchieis, quantity OF lace embroid.
cry, and one lady's gold watch Swlss
atemwinder from HE room, the goods
having been taken come thine during
yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
KOONs RELEASED FROM JAIL.


William Koons. the man who was
arrested some time ago on the charge
OF adultery. alleged to have been com.
milted with Miss Lena Rasmussen,
and who has been cjntinei 10 the
county Jail ever since AWAITING trial
WAS kreleased this afternoon. Rooms
was uivorued from hts wife a couple OF
weeks ago, anu now signinrs his will
ingness to marry Miss Rasmussen,
which will be done tonight His
releAse was obtained through the efforts
OF his attorney, ]. Nj. Hamilton, who
suoceedel also IN getting County At,
torney Van Colt to dismiss the charge
on the fulfil llment of Rooms promise
TO marry the young woman.
Mis- Rasmussen has been an inmate
i.St. Marks hospital, until few
days ago. She lie LOW stopping with
friends on the west side.
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+. w. HANSON DEAD.


f. w. Hanson: tue well known
commission merchant, died at HE
home in this city today after q serious
illness Of three weeks duration. The
kidney trouble, from which he had
been au fierer iot the past year an q
hall.
Since Saturday last there was but
slight hops for his recovery. Mr,
Hanson was yet young man being
but IS years OF age. He leaves n
wife and four children. He was
known ae an active and capable BUSH
nees man and Ia addition to the big
establishment conducted In this city
had branch establishments at Ogden
and Eureka.
Mr.. Hanson came here from Illinois
ak years ago anu Immediately went
INTO business with brother who sub.
stquently withdrew and went to Dem
yer. This brother was ut his bedelde
when the end came.
The deota sed was a progressive and
capable citizen and hard worker for
the upOuiluing OF the city's trade. He
was regarded as one of the most ell
cient members Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. The time OF his fu neral has
not yet been determined upon. 1t is
likely, however. that the body will be
deposited here temporarily IN a vault
anu .ter removed "a Onorga, Illinois,
where the aged parents Of the deceased
Ieaide.
Ii 10 announced that Mr.. Hanson's
death viii In no way Interfere with
c,nuuctinR the business affairs OF the
firm bearing his name.
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KEARNS'S ANSWER.
Denies all Tho Allegations Of Miss
Eula WTay.
MRS. THOMAS SUES FOR DIVORCE.
Judge HI Hears Two Divorce suits
-iirs Snler Granted Decree
-t0url 0rders-Notes.

Thomas Ksarug, the Silver King,
through bis attorneys, Dickson, Ellis
& Ellie, filed su auswef today 10 EulH
wray's euit Tor damages, in which 1t
Is denlsd that at the time OF the com.
misslon Of the alleged grievances, that
Miss Wray was young unmarried
woman, OF the age o. Is yesrs, or that
she was chaste, virluous aud Of good
character. 1t Is also denied that he
met Miss Wrsy at the Cullen hotel IN
May, 1896, or at any other tune or
place. or that he ever carnally knew
her. Defendant prsys for Judgment
anu for his costs.
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Judge Norrell held court long
enough ,nis morning for Clerk Loo.
mis- to read the iul0rmatioDs agsiust
the following Defendants and enter
their pleay, after which an adjourn.
ment was token uptili tomorrow
moTning:
VIM. Mosgrove pleaded not guilty to
huunebreaking, rs alsJ did Ed Living
stone ami A.A. WINS to burglary,and
as also did Henry Davis and j. w.
BurdIll to grand larceny.
3. A. kenner has been admitted to
practice before TIE bBr Of the United
States district and Federal courts.
Il rue State Bank N Utah has entered
euit against Henry Gardner to collect
the sum OF IL, 225 on certain promit-
sorry notes.
Sarah A. u. Whalon obtained
decree Of divorce from her husband,
John ii. Wha'0n, by default, yesterday
hitefuuuu.
Arguments In the Ewing vs. Keith
mining dispute will be heard by Judge
Hiles Friday.
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Two Pioneer Women.
LEWISTON, May Z

LEWISTON, May SRI, 1897.
10 the Editor:
Seeing In your paper a request for
all the names OF those who came to
Utah 10 lS47, / thought couple more
from me would be proper. Mrs. Lucy
W. Rice and daughter, Ellen, arrived
here in October of that year and have
resideu In Utah ever since. crossed
the Mississippi with the company,
thence to the valley; WINS with the first
wagons that rolled Gown the big hill
into the valley. My address lie Lewis.
ton, Cache county, U alb.
Lucy w. RICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming aud Oregon
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrva-
tons at s Am. today:
Salt Lake City-BarOmeter, 80. 0S;
temperature, 81; minimum, 90; wilma,
south, 2 miles per hour; clear.
Baker City--Barometer, %. 9S; tenn.
persture, As; minimum, 46; wind, south,
IA m,lee per hour; clear.
CheyenDe--BarOme 800S; tenn.
perstufe, 40; minimum, 3S; wind,
ives, q mile. per nuur; clear.
Havre- Barometer, 5000; tenn.
perature, gu; minimum, As; wind,
northeast, 10 miles Yer hour; clear.
HeIene-Bar0meter, 30 "; tempera.
ture, So; minimum, 81; wInd, south.
west, q mile per hour; clear.
Miles City--Baromster, 1886; tenn.
persIure 81; minimum. So; wind,
south, ilghl; partly clouuy.
Winnemucca - Barometer, go "a;
temperature, IS; minimum, SO; wind,
south, ~ miles per hUuI; partly CLOUDY.
Idaho Fslls-Bsromeier,3 30 U6; tenn.
perature, 40; minimum, 40; wind,
north, light; clear.
General and local foreuA Tor SO
hours ending 5 y. m. Wednesday,:
For Utah: Forecast made III San
FtsncisGoC: Cloudy; warmer tonight.
ana showers. Cooler Thursday.
Salt Lake City aud vicinity: Far
tonight land ThursdSy; stationary
temperature.
j. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau,
TOday's temperature lie shown in the
Al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
UTAH BOYS COMMITTED.
Young Barton and Graves Sent to Jail
in New Yok for Thirty diy,.

New YORK, May 5.-Clarence Bar
ton, wha was arrested last week on
the charge OF robblng the Utah Loan
and Trust Company bank OF o. den,
Utah, OF So, 200 on December "a, 1895,
and Leon Graves, also OF Ogder,
charged with having accepted 81. 500
OF the money from Barton, were TO-DAY
committed for thirty days to await
extrsdition papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
Ami Jackman Was One.

In communication from David NJ.
Stuart, published In Tuesdays NEWS,
and giving the names OF the party
which carried the first mail back from
this city in lsis, Mr.. Stuart gave slx
names AMI omitted one-a Pioneer
resident Of this clty-Ami Jackmau.
Brother Jnckman's present residence
Is No. so south Second West street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
CHEAP RATES EAST.
school Teachers aud Others Given Re.
duc,d Terms on Railways.

The Oregon Short Line has made
an announcement which is OF special
interest to educators who desire to go
east for vacation, and which also gives
others the advantages OF an excursion
rate. The o. S. L.. will sell tickets Al
one fare for tue .TOuDi trip from al.
Utah statlOns to the Missouri river,
81. L. nis anu Chicago. These exouIe
sion tickets are good on tfsius leaving
here on June 5lh, 9Th and TN, anu
are good for return until September
5lh-a neIiod Of three mou, hs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
rresidentiai Nominations.

WASHINGTON, ID. o., Msy g.
The President today sent the foiIowii 4
nominations 20 the Senate:
Trea,ury-Henry Nj. Castle, Min
sotH, auditor OF the postonlco depar,-
meut.
sRte-Staniord Newell, Minnesota
envoy extraordinary ami minister
plenipotentlary to the Netherlands.
Justice-W H. Clayton, Arkansns,
Judge Of the U. ;, court, central dis.
mot OF Indian Territory,
PastmssIer-Harvey s. Clark, Lodi,
California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
The Gully Should Beware.

Complaints are being maze concern
ing the dumping Of dead fowls and
other putrid aud oftensive matter In
vacant lots throughout the city. Par.
ticuIarly Is this the case in the south-
western portion of town where citi.
zens are said TO make other People.
back yards receptncles for everything
that lie foul snd obnoxious. The guilty
should remember that the law Ia very
plain on this point and that in disre-
garling the cams they lay themselves
liable 10 both fine anu lmprlson.
msnl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
MINOR MENTION.

Tho Senior Lilac blossom car will
leave for Colorado on saturday.
Water In City creek reached the
same mark last Midnight as was
reached at its highest q year ago.
A force of workmen are busiIy en-
gagged Ia putting Garfield in shape Tor
the season.
The funeral Of Mrs. Donovan oo.
CURED from the family Residence yes.
terdsy afternoon. Interment was at
Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
Thiede's House Burned.

The HOUSE thai formerly belonged to
the late Charles rhiede, at Murray,
was destroyed by fire last night.
1t was a frame building and
has been used as dance
nall. Some dodgers sleep there,
anu at midnight enc OF these, a
drunken man, set fire with u candle to
come papers on q table, resulting as
stated. The loss is 500. All the
occupants OF the house escaped IN
safety,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
HOOK, AND nARKEr,.


NEW YORK, May .. - The stock market
opened with prices generally slightly lower
than last nights close on pfodt.ta ng sugar
WAS oil - ON heavy dealings
stock trading became dec dedly erractc, the
changes IN the tariff schedules being respon
sible for the marked movement IN either
direction. sugar ana lead moved IN - and
~ respectively. Renewed realizing In sugar
forced the price down TO 1865.
About IL am. the lis. generally eAsed Of
The depression of Gould securities accelerated
the downward movement.
Market subsidized into dullness after II, but
wac fairly steady, except sugar, which nunciu
ated erractcally within narrow range.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
A Correction,

In the NEWS report OF the hearing
OF the Crowtner Brothers. before Jus.
tice Sommer, Monday, on the charge
of threatening to kill one Thomas
Robinson, 1t was stated that William
Crowther was held 10y the District
court In the sum OF IL 900. L. SHOULD
have read WAS bound over 10 the sum
named TO ktep the peace, the oOurI
having dismissed the oaarge OF
threatening to kill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
Rlakemnre "Relrared.n

Comedian Blskem9re luther ex-
plains ana defends his position By the
following card sent 10 the NEWS thi.
afternoons:
the young lady on morning paper
hiss betrayed my confidence. All /
have to sty is, "rraitressi Tnere now,
take tba ~? UstW
II. ID. BLAKEMoRE.
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OBITUARY..


AMERICAN lBoRIz, May 3, Is97.-Johp
=. Kelly, the subjec. OF this sketch. died
OF old age and general debility al The
Grant hotel, American Fork city, April
Y, 1897 after "a briei illness, and litlle
suffering, lie was buried the following
sunday about noon. His remains were
borne from the hotel by the members OF
the High Priests quorum to the meeting
house, where large assembly mad eon-
Vened TO pay their last respects TO him
and to hear his funeral sermon preached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
Why Not Turn On the water9

Residents OF tho Seventeenth ward
AMI vicinity are wondering why the
wateTmsster doesn't turn water Toto
the IRRIGATION diIche'. They complain
that their garden truck and trees are
Suffering from the want Of It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
In the European Mission.
lAIillennial star, April AL

Appointment,-Elder Theodore @.
Best, who has been assIsting IN the
office OF the mission at 4! lexington :,
Liverpool, has been appointed to labor
as travelling Glider In tho ChelteA.
ham conference.
Change OF address.-On Monday,
the Goth inst, the headqu arters OF the
Norwich conference were moved from
the old quarters at No. l Julian street,
Chapel Field road. The new address
ia No. ia Old PLACE road, Norwich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05

Lillian NJ. Trimmer Va John Me.
nary; order OF foreclosure made.
Charles T. bImberg VS. Kate 81.
George Periui; default OF Kate ST.
George Permit entered. Van ID.
Brooks appointed guardian ad Item
for Rodney l.. ST. George.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05

SEALED BIDS.

SEALED PROPOSALS To FURNISH AND
- sell TO salt Lake City Corporation four
shrinking wagons for street sprinkling put,
poses VIII be received at the office OF the ClV
Recorder OF said city until O'Clock p m on
tuesday. May lin, 1881. All bids must be az,
dressed to the City Council and must deslgnaN
me make and style OF the sprinkler whch Wv
Dhhder proposes to furnish. The Council IT,
serves the right to reject any and al oids'
DAVID IS. EMERY,
City Recorder
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah. MAY 9Th, 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05

Secona West was set ansrt for the use
and benefit OF Mrs. Fowler ana the
children.
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This one Gets IA Decree.

Elizabeth Suter was granted de.
cree OF divorce from her husba nj 4,
Flank Suter, by Judge Hiles to-day,
anu also awarded the custody of d
mioor cn,ld, 81 800 alimony, $50 aItor.
ney's fees aud costs.
Mrs. Suter, who was represented by
Attorney q. Is. Stewart, was sworn
anu ,xsmlued, She stated that she
married tue endant IL this city on
the 18Th OF December, 1856, and that
ior more tina i've years past he had
failed to provide her with the neces-
saries OF lie. Gross cruelty anu
drunkenness On tue part of Suter was
also testified TO, alter the hearing OF
which, the court granted the decree as
prayed for. Defendant was unrepre.
sented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
NOTICE TO MORTGAGES.

TINE ABSTRACTS OF ALL UNCAN-
a cclled mortgages. assessable IN salt Late
county, have been led In my oillcO aud me
same Will he enrolled Tor the purposes OF taxa
ton, after May Sand, 1897, unless stricken from
tho list according to law. An persons Iptef,
ested should appear at my ofice, city ana
county building. before said date between lhe
hOur4 of n. m aud p. m. and show cause,
Y any, why said mortgages should mol ~
Dated May 9Th. 1897.
b. u. QUINN.
Assessor for Salt Lake County, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
ROBERT MACAlRE.
The First Piece Played by Dramatic
Organization in Ulah-Ihe
original Cast.

Referring to the recently publishe ed
letter of B. Ii. Young, stating that the
fret three plays presented In the Salt
Lake valley were Triumph OF Inuo.
cence, William Tell,nnd The Stranger,
Ia the order named, the veteran
actor, Pbil Margetis, says there
must be some mistake about 1t,
as Robert Mscsire was played
teiore The Stranger, and was the fist
piece presented by any regular
dramatic organization in Utah i'm.
msdiagely after the Dsseret Dramatic
company was organized. VIM. Clay.
ton WAS president, ana VIM. Pitt vas
leader OF the orchestra. The perform.
auce was given IN the OLE
bowery ON the southeast corner OF
the Temple book, the only building
then Ia the Valley suitable Tor the
purpose. Tue Triumph OF lnnocenc,
was presented before any dramatic
organization was effected. The hfst
csst by the DeseTet Dramatic sssOcis-
tor, anu the one which played Robert
McLaIte, was AS tollOwt:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
AMUSEMENTS.

An entertainment OF uuusual excel
leuce and merit may be confidently
looked for at the Salt Lake Theater on
rhnrsday, May 6. when Mr.. and Mrs.
Russ Whytal Will be seen Ia the
fOrmet's remarkably successful play
For Fair Virginia, which is now In
its second season. The story IL domes.
tic IN tone, with stirriug baokgroun d
OF the Civil war. Mira. WhytRl az
pesrs In the comedy chnracter,and the
emotional work 10 In the hands of
such well Known and thoroughly
capable players as Mabel Ber, Frank
Doane, George f. Farren anu John
Woodland. the extremely clever child
actress, Lottie Briscoe, has very i'm.
pjrtant part. A magnificent scenic
production 10 carried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05

Chicago, May s.
HogB-
Light, ss.s9aSsg5.
Mixed, 50 7iGSGe5
Heavy, s3.i5aSA90
kougn, $3.50 $3.50
Cattle
Beeyes, S3.bOgsj. 10.
Cows and hefers. 81. 00asl IS.
5tockers and feeders. s3.l5dH.40
sheep and lamb market steady.
Naive sheep, $256dA.7A
Westerns, SJ.iOaSt IS.
Lambs, is.tOd $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05

The sale OF seats Tor the engagement
Of Rices Excelsior Jr, which comes to
The Theater Friuay and Saturday
evenings and SATURDAY matinee, began
at the box office this morning. The
prices of admission range from 25c
to 81 80.