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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31
RECEPTION TO TIE CHAMPION.


j. Il. Shoemaker, advance agent Of
Martin Julian, Fllzsim IN ms manager,
called NJ the NEWS flee this alter
noon and annonnce1 that the great
champion OF all champion pugilists
would arrive in ibis city at 1880 O'Clock
this evening.
B'itz,immons 10 accompanied by his
wife, baby Bob. his trainers, Rleber
and Hickey, ami Martin JnliRu.
Exhibitions we're given at Ogden last
night and tbis Iernoon. Tonight the
champion anu mis- party appear
at the Grant after the regu-
lar performance OF the New
south ia rver Their program,
says Mr.. Shoemaker, VIII be pretty
rnucb the same as given here when
the party stopped ovor on route to
Carson.
FilzsimmonE will lie met ut the
depot with brass banu. HE friends
have arranged for procession over
the principal. streets iof the city with
fireworks aud other demonstrations
along the route OF travel. Tue party
will et0p at the Templelon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31
WEATHER vANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
stations.

Weather reports showing observa.
tlonB ct s Am. today:
Salt Lake Clty--BRrometer, 80. AZ;
temperature, IS; minimum, "a; wind,
northeast. miles per h u; clear.
Baker City--Barometer, 30 40; tenn
perature, 10; minimum, Is; wind, south.
east, Q miles per hour; clear.
Cheyenne--Barom 5000; tenn
poratufe, 20, minimum, 20; wind,
north, 30 miles per hour; rain. IA
inche,; snow.
Hsvre-- Barometer, 80 40; TEN.
perature, 20; minimum, 70; wind,
northwest, light; CLOUDY.
Hc!ena-Baro meter, 80 40; tcmpera.
ture, rs; minimum, rs; vino, south.
west, 8 mites per hour; partly cloudy.
Idaho Falls-Barome.er, 80. ~, tenn.
peratutc, 20; minimum, 20; wind,
south, q miles per hour; clear.
General and local forecasts for SO
hours ending s p. M. Thursday;
For Utsh: Forecast made at San
Franciseo): Fair, warmer tonight and
Thursdey.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fair
tonight anu Thursdsy warmer.
J. Ii. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
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MINES AND INNING.
A Fair Day in The PIT Of The Stock
Exchange.
FOUR ACES STOCK SELLS WELL.
qhe Overland Reported TO b. In Good
shapa-Geyser.M striks-
Notes from Mammo,h.

Considerable interest attached 10
today's call OF 'chauge snd when the
brokers dispersed. the beat days work
thus far in the week, mud bees accom-
plished. A heavy draft was made on
-Four Aces stock, which eoid at de
pressed quotations., while Utah ana
SWANSEA contributed the remainder Of
tho trading that came out during the
call. Figures, speaking generally, were
in a statIousry position.
with Anchor the bid remained ut a
dollar, although the stock failed 10
mgterlallgs ~ an Offering. AJAX
strengthened trfe, hu, was net In
lite normal condition. while Alliances,
which for go long q time has remained
untouched and unnoliced, came out
on the market at 40 cents With no bids.
Bullion. Beck revived in the bidding,
the beaIs allowing 1t to get back to u bo,
with the stock 40 an Offering at IS 40.
Tbs Daiy we're ieRtuTel0is and scored
their old quotations, but when -Four
ACES was resched then the fnn he.
San. Some broker who was evidently
ovsfbufGened with tue stock made an
offeriBg OF 1t at III cent, anu 1t was
taken up quick as II fnsh. Then u
advanced 10 IL cents anu sold qulte
freely nj that figure while tho closing
bid was III caatF, With tue stock OIL
fefed at ,he last selling figure. Galena
gained strength and was intently 10,
qulred alter although no transfers VI
the stock were brought out. Mercuf
maintained lis s7.25 bid and WAS an
Offering at $3.50, whiIe Utah deposited
100 shares at a dollar per share.
Swanses was tho only eeller for the
unlisted stocks. the paper geillng a
figure OF S2.2.3 and s2.27l. South
Swansea hau las best bid at $3.50 and
Wasateb 0nyx on lite titsI appearance
was an Offering at 7 cents, with no
bids. Northern Light was low While
Dexter also suffered decline.
The closing iiRurea were az ioilowt:
LISTED STOCKS.
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photo was taken by Lawfeaos some
tinss bsiors the nam cspiurs, an
Iosksd fer all the W rid like the "6E''
oil soms disting uished, well. tod
character. when handed TO Nolan
the remark was made that the picture
looked Ike one OF millionaire, wen
the convict readily replied, "Why
shouldn't II, Pm the son ola million.
aire.
Officer Fitzmnurlce, who keep
night vigil iu the vicinity OF the Ri
Grsuco depot, has kick coming. Hia
kick Is this: Says he, 81 wish you
would call the attention OF the light
inspector to the fact that the lamps on
tho corners OF Second South and
Fifth and Seventh West, anu
alec that on Third South a d
Fifth West DO not burn half the
time. Ips bad piece OF country,
too, down there and hold.up 10 Liable
to oconr any minute" Inspector take
nOtictl
500 Aleck," the keeper OF a snloon
Yearly OPT osite the Tneater on Feet
South street wss fined $40 In the
police court today for allowing minors
10 frequent his place OF business. Oni-
Ger Larson was the man making the
arrest, he having found three boys
named John Christensen, Il mer Duf-
fin and Frank Claypooi en- aged there
in game OF pool. "Aleck" says the
boys told him they wore twenty:one
years OF age, and thus he argues his
Innocence. When fined today ne gave
notice OF appeal.
Detective Sheets Is authority for the
statement that the "pDlicy" chops
have been closed for over two week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

NY to BIZ. Triumphant opponent BY
sayipe: ave both appear in Salt Lake
oniEht. Il were third party and
not Mr.. Corbeti, | would go ami ser
Mr.. Fiizslm mons. He Ia the Oh M.
plon AMI entitle TO sgood house.
THE KNOCKOUT BLOW.
Corbett then described the knockout
blow anu reiterated that 1t was not 3
hard one. His friends had trli him
To beware OF Fiiz's hard blow. He
received u cody NUMBER O.
them, hut tbey were not as har
as he had been leaf TO be.
ieve. Whom the ninth and ten tn
rounds came both men were quite
tired and neither hit "a hafI Us
arIler in the battle. That being true
C1rbs.l says he did not expond ~
mucn energy In endeavOring to go
out OF the way as before but husbandeu
his strength for u iuai knock GU.
Wiih that des in mind he threw his
neak back once TO avoid lick On tbr
Jaw, and did 8 without jumping back
This threw his stomach out 30 as
give Fitz the opportunity he diam,
even look fJr.
Speaking OF the Maher.Sherkey
fight CoIbett says IL was cure to be d
Oig battle anu TINT unless Maher wins
in the third or fourth round be will
probably not win at all. Sharkey he
says 10 the physical wonder OF the
world today ana sh uli he greeted by
a big crowd OF Salt Lakers next Mon
day night in his exhibition with Jim
Wiliame.
Tonight Corbett shows at the Salt
Lake Theater and Will exhibit some
~ the best tactics displayed at the
Carson battle. Tomorrow he will leave
or New Y rk where ne las an offer OF
the presIu, Dcy OF the biggest ath!alio
pluh In tha T1oitab Etntas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

Ga and after the l0lh day OF April
tho hidden depths of the Mammoth
mine ot TiDtio will be travofsed and
explored in q manner more thorough
anu systematic than ever bBiore. On
that day tue new hoist, which to pur-
chase and set up has coat the company
considerable cold cash, wi II commence
to do service for Its owners and thus
haul from the lniDe's levels through
the slAft, the product Of that dividend
paying property. Men who know, cay
that from nov on tho Nam Will
issue regular monthly dividend declar-
atlOns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31
MINOR MENTION.

The State board Il corrections held
a meeting at the state prison today.
The wife Of ex.Lsnd Commissioner
John g. Robinson, gave birth to q ne
son this morning.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
rweniy-third gu rum OF Seventy VIII
% held on Thursday evening, A pril
let, in the Seventh ward meeting
Douse.
Charles J. Benstzsn, aged 35. anu
Anna Marie Romu 4, age 3S, both 81
taft city, were granted marriage
license ny County Clerk Dunbar
today.
Manager Tn omas Weir OF the Ii gh.
land b., VINO was out at Bug am
Ie'trid y, reports the climatic ciu-
jitiODs sucn as o. iLteriere with he
clearing Oi the mill site. A few d Y.
OF pleasant weather, however, win
make radical change cut thst way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31
EX.CHAMPION JIM"
Arrived in Salt Lake This Morning
and is Interviewed by News Nan,
TALKS ON TIE CARSON FIGHT.
says That Fiizsimmops Won Fairly
but Must Fight Agaln-Dtftattd
but Not Co, quered.

Ex-Chsmpion james j. Corbett and
vile arrived In Sail Lake this morning
and registered at the Knutsiort, where
NEWS Representative went for the
purpose OF interviewing the great fi'tlc
gladiator who is without doubt the
most scientific heavy weight pugiliet
OF the world.
"Gentieman JIM" as ne continues
to be familiarity called, emerged from
the barber shop sc gay ami debonair rs
ever, as the interviewer entered the
rOlunda, and moment later he
quietly settled his large athletic form
IN an easy char anu projected t.
answer the questions with which he
was Piled. The first inter- ogutory wss:
"As the Carson contest dbl NOT
terminate In yaur favor, what are your
p ans Tor the luiur ?"
professionally" replied Mr.. Cor.
nett with earneBIuess, al have but ono
ambition In life now, sud that 10 to
force Fiizsimmons into another hESt
with me. Il must be done. Public
opinion demands it. More THAI that,
sm entitlet to II. Everyone who saw
tue sht-I don't care how prejudiceu
no may have been, will admit that
VIII aImit thar | proved myself the
master OF Mr.. Filz,immons until the
unlooked-for ending, came In the four
tenth round. When It did come,
tltzslmmons was just as much sur.
prised as L was, Tor he knew as l knew,
anu as everybody else knew, that had
the best Of the contest every minute
that 1t lasted. | didu't have rs much
as black eye,or a.scrstch, or a mark OF
end kind either upon my face or body.
The only part OF my anatomy that
was Injured in any way was my
thumbs, anu that damage WAS done by
my upperout work ana other hard
blows on Fiz.
GIVES FlTz HIS DUE,
NEW then, don't misundersland me
ana think or say that 4 am NOT giving
the foreigner his due. don't want 10
detract one iota from his victory. He
defeated me iairly anu iquaraly, He
took his punishment with ne
little tquirming az possible. And
| want tn say that l gave him more OF
u Than 1 gave any Othet man and |
nave h-d some pretty hsrd fishts IN
my Time. l landed pretty nearly AZ
often aud wherever / wa ted to. Blu
he lie now the champion pugllist OF tn,
world-the undisputed champion-an
~hile am very anxious to get an
liner fight cut Of MIN L thiuk b,
should have time to enjoy I'll,
iIu!ts OF his victory ana
make all the money he can for
the time being. But that period mus
pass away. We must meet in the ring
again. 1 have Just told you that FIlz
simmons won the Canon battle fairly
and L say go again but | want to auu
this statement TO what l have alreaIy
saiu: There will always be n ciou
over Fitzii ~ ons's title to the cham.
pisLahip Tor was counted out-I wss
not Knocked out. BY that | mean
had full possession OF my sense,
during tae time was on
my knees. The punch tina,
gave MI. Fitzsimmons the cha m piou.
ship Was not a hard one but 1t land d
IN vital spot anu temporarily de,
pr'Ved me OF my physlcaI puwers.
SHOULD GO AND SEE Fi1z
Corbett mere showed nis M ,uanim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31
the OVERLAND.
This Properly I'm Satisfactory shape
Capital SLOW to Act.


Colonel George w. f. Dorsey Of the
Overland and numerous other Utah
mining companies reports that property
TO be IN satisfactory shape. The mine,
Gays he, bas given pay values ever
since the vein was intercepted, ami al
present development work IS going
merrily on in manner which indi-
Gates c0nclusively the real value oil the
property. For some time past the
erection OF mill has been In
contemplation by lths company.
but financial conditions are sueh
rs to nlsks its naturalization
very uncertain and indefiuite. such
structure will be built, however.
although It may be- some time IN tho
iutute.
10 speaking OF the matter today
Colonel Dorsey SAID: "Mercur 81 not
poor mans district. 1t requires from
$4,000 to SIS, 900 to put any OF lis
properties o. divldend-payipg basis,
30 that you can readily see that no
matter how valuable q mine may bel
requires cap tai to WORK it,guu ~ thsue
tipes, OapHal 10 something mighty
difiicult 10 get hold OF. Tue u lnoyed
men OF the East will not loan a cent
until government affairs arc uulline cd
Tor The future, and this you zee, coca.
slons dalRy ia ths matter Of invest.
ments Of any KIND. This government
las had the typhoid lever Tor long
while spn II lie Low so weak that tie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

The Sioux Ajax tunnel is now In a
defiance OF e. AS ieet.
The last car OF machinery for the
new Mammoth hoist arrived yester.
day,
Bhipme atB have been rather light
the past week, the only exports being
seven cars OF Mammoth concentrates
and two OF Sioux concentrates.
Work at the Alaska has been sus-
pended. A pump has besu ordered
anu will be put In as soon 90 possible
wheu sinking Will be resumed.
Owing ~ the impossible roads over
ths mountain, no ore 10 being hauled
from the Sioux mine and It Is probable
that the mill viii close down until ore
can DO obtained again.
The shalt al the New State Ia now
down 900 feet and work IA still pro.
gtesslng. In the bottom Of the shat
the vein is eighteen iuches wide and
the last assays made are very encour.
aging,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

The Geyser- Marion Encounters cic
0re--A Dividend For April.

The Geyser- Marion Encounters piO
0re--A Dividend For hpril.
A few days ago the Geyser.M Marion
PEOPLE made strike in ground which
was in litigation Doiore the coDsolida-
ton OF the company. The new strike
10 near the s3rfsoe and promises to
count well for ths clmpsuy as the ore
now shown values OF Sl8 a ton with
Indications OF Its becoming ricner rs
work progre ses. Mr.. Miner is at
present out at the mine superintend.
ing operations but VIII be In the city
possibly tomorrow. Nothing has a'
yet been done by the G mpany look
Ing to the strengthening OF lite mill as
the anon nae been to- abundant to
permit OF such work. 1t will be at
tended 10, however, as soon as spring
0pens up III earnest.
The deyser.Msrion directors held q
meeting yesterday when, IL 10 said, 1t
was decided TO post a three'oent or
50, 600 dividend, the same to be paid
ON the 30lh OF April.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

o. + fiaoy ant W. A. Rop = OF
New Yfk, repre- on attvos n l. =
OIary Of the w ,ld's Best Ii era uTe,
are In the city 10 introcuce this grand
work. The pan ond scope Of this
hhrsfy is marvellous. III. representa-.
tives will remain here buta sh rt time.
Anyone desiring further informstion
than they have ben Rble 10 obtain
through the magazines ans periodicals
Of TINS country ami Europe, which
have spoken so highly OF u, car Obtain
NIL Information by Addressing Tiffauy
& RpVers, care De eret N ws.
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Pump WORKING satIarae,orll,

The Buckeye people are rejoicing
over the TACT that the new pump re-
Gently put 10 At the property 10 uoing
splendid work, even beyond the most
sanguIne expectations. There Ia more
water In the mine than wa sntioi-
pated, but tue new pumping maonin-
cry Is filling all requirements In that
respect. A car OF nigh grade ore 10
daily expected from the property.
which, by the way, is proving TO be n
mino VI no mean value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31
sroon Asa MAnanrs.


NEW YORK March 3i.-stock mnrkot orsu..
quiet but ilrm. speculations iaoxed feattro
could shares and Jersey Central r,o
rmdcd. tho latter dee lining ~ and Gouids an .
TO TWO points, causing general break, Cono
SIDERABLE hehviness developed in low pricsa
shares, particularly Pacific nnil. P'''eu
Brisk demand prevailed for ihdustrihlA ma,
ucularly obhcco, which rose AZ per cen,
Covering IN sugar advanced those shsrns
sharply Most railroad shares received ep,sc'
tive eupporr and improve tractlonniiy' tn'
aud Vanderbilts. he'A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

'hle'g' March 81.
Mheai-Maroh and April, iolt May. 5Os.
Corn March and April. 24it May. ai5.
Oats March and Aprii, To-. May, ~
Pors March and April, $500; Msy .s.j7,..
h hrd-MSrsn and Apsi i.S9i Nay. '42!H.
Rye SO
Fiax-15
Bariey-a8BGSl
1imoihy--2U5.
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TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

Two thousand shares LOT -Four Aces
ut IL cents n share aud 1000 at IL ]
cent; loo Utah at 81; 100 Swanses al
S2.22t, aud 100 ut S., 271. Total shares
sol 1890; selling value OF stucks,
$1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

Hogs- o.
Light, sa.901s4l5.
Mixed, $50 dSl 10.
Heavy, S3.sQasl.l5
houRn. s5.sJas3.S5
Cattle
Eeeves, 80 sGaga 80
Cows and heifers, s2.00n!iaj.
stockers and feeders ga aAs1
Sheep and lamb market strong
Naive sheep, 50 utaSI75
Westerns, 49,, arS5.1O
Lambs, s3.1bd5.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

taking FL ct II said &C, provtd.s
mat application was made there !,
hiu six moths afler the takIn,,
eject OF ihiu lhw.v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

convslssesnce will lie necessarily
slow"
Mr.. Dorsey gays that the Alpha In
which No Ia interested lie also giving
z cd results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

Kenneth DOnnulisn, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. l6l Main street.
Telephone Ne. SOS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

Richard l.. coIburn, stock Rroitcr.
room 20, 10 W. reoou 50. Iels. go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

Peeiy d Lowe. 10 W. 2nd Sou III
STOCK, Mlninv and Grain BfokoTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31

Tsyler Bios, IA W. 1T South, Stock
ana Heal Estate Brokers. Tel. 85s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
DEMOCRATS.

The democratic State committee
held i IN Richmond last night was largely
attended. The State convention is to
be held at Roanoke, on Wednesday,
August II. That city was decided
upon the fourth ballot. The contestants
we're Roanoke, Lynchburg, Norfolk,
Richmond, Staunton, Newport News
and Old Point. Senator Daniel pre-
sented the name of Lynchburg, and
made an eloquent speech in its behalf.
The contest for the convention was o
spirited one. The very decided pre-
ference for Roanoke is by some accept
ed as somewhat indicative of the
strength of Maj. J. Hoge Tyler for the
gubernatorial nomination.~
Among those present at the meeting
of the committee were Senators Daniel
and Martin, Representatives Jones,
Hay and Young. Chairman Eilyson
presided over the meeting.
The basis of one delegate for each
100 votes cast at the last election is the
same as that of all former conventions
held for the past dozen years.
Chairman Ellyson took no part what
aver in the proceedings because as he,
hinself stated, of his position in re-
GARD to the gubernatorial nomination.
The Eighth district was represented as fol.
lows: Leonard Marbury, represented byJ. W.
Daniel. G. S. P. Triplett, C. P. Janney and
Granville Gaines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
FAIRFAX NOTES

Miss Rebecca Daingerfeld and Miss
EVE Prescott, OF Alexandra, were the
guests OF the Misses Moore, this week.
Mrs. Vim. Daingerield and her little
daughter, Miss Belle, who had been
visiting Mrs. Thos. D. Addison, have
returned 10 Alexandria.
The gallows upon which James Lew
is is to be executed on the 4th Of June.
has arrived. 1t is the same one used
al Manassas some time ago in the exc
cution Of two men there. 1t has been
loaned to Sheriff Gordon by the Prince
William authorities.
About four acres OF land at Falls
Church, upon which there is q large,
new frame dwelling, was sold on Mon
day by Commissioner r. w. Moore,
in the suit of Sherwood vs.. Garrett, to
the Alexandria Building and Loan A.
sociation for $1,000 Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
T"ELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Lake Village savings bank at
Laconia, Nh, has partially suspended.
Mons. Lee, an aeronaut, fell from his
balloon last night at McKeesport, Pa,
while making an ascension and Was ia.
tally injured.
a will declared to be q forgery and dis.
covered in the urn containing the ashes
Of the testator's dead wife, is one Of
the sensational features that will
be presented in the contest over the e..
tate OF the late Jacob Z. Davis, the San
Francisco millionaire.
James B. Eustis, ex-ambassador to
France and for twelve years a senator
from Louisiana, announced his inten-
ton of becoming head OF the law firm
of Jones and Gown, Of New York.
1t has leaked out in San Francisco
that the concession obtained by Jesse
Grant and his associates from the Mex
lean government for lands surrounding
the famous Hot Springs OF Tia Juana,
across the boundary line, covers also g
privilege for running a lottery and
gambling devices. 1t is said that Grant
does not intend to enter the business.
The steamer Florida bound from
Chicago to Buffalo with grain and gen.
eral merchandise wa sept 10 the bot
ton OF Lake Huron BY a collision with
the teamer George w. Roby at nine
o'clock yesterday morning between
Middle Island and Presque Isle during
a fog. The crew Of the Florida were
all rescued by the Roby, which, badly
damaged, turned back and arrived at
Port Huron, Mich, this morning.
Asthe result Of trouble over a woman
at Flatwood, Ky, William Conn. ir..
shot and killed Jake Galloway aud
wounded Robert Brosdus.
Theodore Durrant's attorneys who have ex-
hausted every other means to save the neck
OF Their client have again appealed 10 the
California Supreme Court. this time bssing
their motion for a stay Of execution upon al.
legged errors on the part OF Judge Pahrs. at
the time Of his passing sentence upon the
convicted murdered.
in the Presbyterian General Assembly to-
day at Eagle Lake, Ind, a gavel was present.
cd 10 Moderator Jackson by ex-President
BENJAMIN Harrison on behalf OF the Presby-
terisns Of Indiana.