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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-03
WEST SIDE COUNCIL MEETING

Mayor Hardin opened the council
meeting last night, Those present
werei Burke, Thompson, Oarml-
chael, James, Ayers, Bousch, Estes,
Reese and Graves
Chairman Ayers, Of the finance
committee, reported that he had
checked up the CITY Marshals re-
port aud fonnd II correct,
W, D. KIaer, Ben Graves and O.
10, Beard were appointed on the
board Of eQuIlIaatIon
Jesse Cooke resigned from the
seavengership aud Alb McMlekle
was appointed TO the vacancy
Chairman Thompson reported
the sewer work progressing nicely,
Mr. j. l., Whatley, who has a
suit for the land on which It Ia proc
posed to make the dumping ground
for the sewerage, said he would
charge $1,000 for the same should he
be successful In his suit for the
land, which la now pending,
Bills as follows were then allow
edI s. Stewart, $4,000 A, W.
Stevens, &8. 90, Tom Daley, a. 90
Phillip Levy t3OG9i Water Com
pany of TeSarkanO, $lOOOOi JESSE
Cooke, s9,7b u, W, oGenhauser
t9llbI Gas and Electric Light Co,
&l12O Joe Hughes, t2bl j, r. Akin
t5Ol ], 9, watts, $40 GO, Sam Bell
tO, 7bi Y, s, Edwards, &6lB0 Morn
Ing Call, bll5Oj 7, $, Edwards, tbO
The first Tuesday In October wal
set aside 40 they day to sell al
property on which taxes have mol
been paid for the year 1896
Alderman Ayers entered a ygor'
GUS hiek against Sunday base bal
playing, Mayor Hardin said h
would stop Sunday playing If The
law gave him the authority,
Alderman Burke said there wor,
too many mea around the eltl
wearing big pistols, and he thought
an investigation was In order TO set
who had authority to carry wea
pons ana IN somdmanner stop tht
practice,
The council then adjourned,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-03

t0sl=A black Ice wool shawl,
5B'ineh square, dropped somewhere
between lleneaeld Hotel and Mrs,
willis Whltahore reaIdenoe, Find.
eg ol The same viii please return TO
Mfs, !, NJ, llgneaeld asd will be
properly rewarded,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-03
now lnBy STAND
0mLra MN Fnn TnH INVALmal

omLba WON ron THH lNyAUDar
Hot Springs, Arbu Aug 2,=The
home team today won the game by
heavy batting The feature was
the batting ol Uhlcs, he being crel.
tied with a single, a double, a triple
aud u home run out of i've times at
the bat
Hot springs O008808 ~
Little Rock O8O08OgtO .
BATTERIES Hot Syringe, Spencer
and Payne Llllle Rock, Qulpg aud
Hteufhagle
llits=llot Springs ljI Llttie Rock
.iii
Errors Hot Springs Gl Lutte
Rock D,
one doaen Bh cans Of tomatoes
for gbe at jos Mechanics,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-03
YOU DID PLAY BILL.
The Texarkana Nine Has
Taken the Kinks Out of
Their Arms and Legs
Once More.
THEY PLAYED GOOD BALL,
Coin Thrown to Them When They
Mado Deserving Plays,
THEY PLAYED GOOD BALL.

Mauo OebeIPllB Alayh'
The 'rooters' Tor the 0rst time
yesterday, kept off the home team,
and bent their energies and let out
their lungs for the home team.
IL was something new to our
boys to have the crowd with them,
and they were all smiles instead Of
frowns,
"tIandsome0Georgo" Partin was
several times called mp in front of
the rooters and given COIN for
flaming out an Indian George Is
a good pitcher and If he had a
coacher, would make a good rum
ner
The following score and aumma-
ry tells the tale Of the relative mere
hts of the two clubs Yesterday
TeXarkana lO220 9-l2
Ft. Smith O001100 o. 2
Earned runs -TeXarkana 81 Ft.
Smith /,
Three base hits stephens, Nc
CollY Hawkins
Home rNns-Berthold, Stephens,
Weekbecker,
Stolen bases -rhurmond 3, Bcr
thold o
Sacrifice hits Berthold, Theil.
man Weekbeeker,
Double plays Stephens, Fernan-
dez, MeColly
Base on balls, off Partin 81 Al
lain 2,
HIT by pitcher rhurmond,
wild pteh-PartIn /,
Struck out, by-Partin 81 Allan
9,
Scoremau McCom
Umpire Hines,
Time-llb,
Eou0e FROM THE GRAND STAND,
Stephens, the ahol step, for the
feSarkana nine and Berthold got
the "stulr' thrown to them yester
day. If they want tips every day
they should keep up their good
playing, and the 'rooterg' vii
keep the "wof from their door
When the Texarkana team visit
ed IT. Smith the rootera never
tired Of acolpIug them, and our boys
certainly gave the Indians value re-
eelyed yesterday
The 1T Smith team showed weak
ness yesterday but you can't tel
much about an Indian or know
whore to lind him In battle untll II
h over He may rise up today an(
scalp our boys In great shape,
Weaver said TO be the best pitch
ef In the Texas league, and who II
here aud will do The twlrlIng act 10.
our locals, will have to get a differ
ent curve on hls bali than the ON,
he gave The lnyalIds, or the Indian
will have a soft snap sure,
Twice during the game TeXarlt
ana had three men on bases viii
no one out but the Indians man
aged to hold them down within dc
eehey bounds
The game will perhaps be an IN
tetestiug one this afternoon,
The receipts were up TO the usua
standard,
Manager Whitley purchased
heavy iron roller yesterday and vii
sprinkle aud roll the ground AM
put II IN tip top shape,
Mr. llrownef requests us 90 stat
that for The rest Of the week ladIe
will be admitted to the ball ground
ffeeI but everybody will be charge,
ten cents for admission to The gran,
stand,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-03
IMPORTANT.

Every Friday, commence
Ing August tho 9th, | lntond
TO give my regular ousto-
mers the benefit Of q prize
LESS THAN COST one or
more Of my commodities
So II you are not q regular
patron become ono at once,
II will pay you, This FRI
day | shall sell
Large can Price Baking Powder Al Doe
Best -four, any brand, 30 lb sack, AZ
Bl,gb.
Beat Cream Cheese q pound Zoe.
Best Crackers u pound, DO
Articles will change each
Friday, and prizes named
will only bo good ON THOSE
DAYS, OSCAR TURNER.
H-3.3t.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-03

Handkerchief, suspeuders, half
Hose, Gloves, Shirts, at same proc
portion
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MINING MATTERS.

This was a day of good business in
,b. ID, =, ,ha stocb exchanse and mt
Wv ~. ~ w. 80 ,,,ss.nun.,, ~
10" Oh the s'oohs oa''eo, s"oSo'''e' "
the list OF transfers. Quotations on
the whole were about stationary, the
orco a, i,noy,ancs being that
- ~. -. ,o, x.
Of 'he buiilon'neoS '.'e~' VIZ" ,''
from yesterday's bid OF 50 to $3.50, at
w bicb f,gpreit was in good demand.
N ,,. hnow ,h.y had
iio'uo,', ,,,,,
good thing ana reIuseu 10 part WIN
the stock under $1,000.
Anchor and Ajax were without
.,.I ,..,, wh,la D.lv was nm.
'peoiN' 'e''u''' -
changed In tue oiaulns huu an oh
Ing at $685.. Daily West fell tr'fis,
and received Its best bid NJ $3.50, with
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State Bank nj Utah VS. the Pacihe
Hodge company 1t Al; demurrer WIN
drawn, ten days to auawer.
A. Ii. Raleigh W. Milsndo Ftat'
ct al; demurrer overruled, ten Eye
given to answer.
State Bank Of Utah vs Peoples
Equitable Coop. ct al; demurrer over
ruled, ten days TO answer.
John Eddins We Salt LAKE CITY,
argued, ordered that costs be ietnxed
at sos o.
Sanford Bennett We Confidence
Mining S Milling company; submitted
without Argument; demurrer over
ruled, len usys to answer.
Sanford Bennett VS. Sterling Mining
& MillinG cnmpany; same ruling.
Mary L. Shaver et 81 vs. A. .. May
berry ct a; set tor Saturday.
Elizabeth i. O'Donnsii Va Samuel
II. Auefbach; argued.
Samuel Ii. Auethach We Enos A,
Wall; demurrer Withdrawn and gu
days given TO answer.
Henry ID. Smith v Henry Newell,
OF Oh; order made transferring TO sum
mi' 'tupty.
w. IL. Atwood " Philando Butler;
cont 1ued at request Of deiendant.
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BIZ. Roberts, which was placed In
he art exhibition by Mr.. John Hsfen,
M ~ now be seen In the window Of the
Newman. n OFT Shoe company on East
Temple street, having been placed
there this morning.
The Gospel OF Jesus Christ from a
Mormon Standpoint rs the title OF the
,iiscourso ~ be delivered III the
A,sembly Hall this evening by Elder
Charles w. Penrose. Toe special
musical feature this evening Will be
o solo, The Holy CITY, by Hugh
D0ugall.
Tomorrow (rhursday) and Friday
evenings the sixth ward assembly
hall will be the scene OF Sunday ischool
entertainments, for when an excellent
Program has been arranged. There
will be au opera by the children, reel
taliOns, music, negro sketch ana an
amateur dramatic performance. Doois
open at 1890, performance nj s O'Clock.
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and was around the streets feeling
we'll up till Jay or two ago

well up till n Jay or two ago,
The board OF county commissioners
met today ana accepted plans and
specifications for new bridge acrofe
Provo river in the canyon to replace
the bridge that was destroyed by q
snowslide a few days sgo.
The Georgia Univerelty GredusieA
appeared In the opeta bonec Monday
evening before n good eizsd audience
and gave pleasing pciformonce.
James NJ. Pierce uf Sprinvvilie died
Moudsy al tho aye Of SO yenre. His
fuYursl touk place today from the
SeventyE' and Elders' hall.
Taylor Bro.,' company OF this city.
dealers in furniture, slnves, etc, are
breaking grounds in Eureka for n
branch house.
The Craig g. Hosmer company APP
pears nt tie Opera htu use on February
92n1, an win mold the boarus for one
week.
J. b. Jensen, teacher in the pub.
lie schools, /. confined 10 his home
with The grip.
Mrs. Nettie MICA llister Of Salt Lake
CITY is visiting relatives in Prove.
Mts, NJ tile McAllister OF salt Lake
CITY IL visiting relatives here.
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Notes and Personals.

James IL. Gammett OF Pleasant
Grove has commenced proceedings In
the Fuurth d strict court against Geo.
A Storris, sheriff, and Alex wilkins,
deputy sher II, TO restrain item from
selling ain Pleasant Cove prop
eriy, which they have ieviei upon
under an execution In favor " George
n. Love. The grounds upOn whicn
the restraining order is asked is thai
the properly Is exempt from execution.
Thurman and WeugwoOd are a..
torneys for plaintiff.
a petition Is bsing circu ed Uy DR.,
i. w. Taylor, which VIII be presented
TO the city council, n,kiug mat o tree
library be established, to be supported
by levy OF pne-thir1 OF mill ou
Provo city ptoperiy, the amount II IL
eet mated would have brought in
S622.15 this year.
Lorenzo Hush OF Payson has COM
menced suit againet Payson Electric
Light az d Manufacturing company 10
collect $500 due on five promissory
notes assigned TO plaintiff by the
original payees. Chas. De Moisy is at.
torney for plaintiff.
The feeling among the people is
strnugly In favor Of granting the
petition OF X. u. W. Railway com.
pany for privileges to lay the mecca
sary tracks to make Provo the junction
OF the proposed Park CITY branch
line.
The following marriage licences
were isssed yesterday: Albert Il.
Hullck, aged 81, of Bstavis, Ohio. anu
Beatrice b. Benson, aged 25, of Provo;
Joseph o. Ward, aged 20, and Mary
Boardmun, aged Il, both OF Provo.
John Irwin Forsyth OF this city died
at the residence OF mis- daughter, Nit.
Jane b. snyder, Monhay night, n m
old age. He was born July a7th, 1915,
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ness property was assessed lower thar
in this city.
The following committee TO make
examination OF the assessed valuation
Of the real estate, Improvements aud
merchandise Of the city aud county
to report to another meeting OF tax
payers next Mondsy evening, was
elected:
IS. s. Jones, Il. L. Jonts and ]. ID.
Jones; and Mayor Holbrook was
elected committee VI one to obtaii
information on the tax question from
other citles in the Stale.
After these committees were sp'
pointed, Chairman Jones spoke Of the
proposed branch railroad from Provo
TO Park City and its benefits, ana IN
lroduced the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that 1t be the sense Of this
meeting that while we would IN no
way depteciate the good judgment OF
the city council OF Provo city, esreci-
ally in the matter Of granting right NJ
way anu DINER privileges 10y said city
10 the Rio Granite Western Railway
company, at the sane time we extend
to said council. as business men and
Taxpayers, our hearty cooperation In
this most important matter; believing,
as we do. that the true intersete OF one
city greatly depend upon what action
may he taken thereon, and that .
committee OF three b. appointed to
wait upon the mayor, the president Of
the city council ana the city council
nd INFORM them OF this isct.
The following COMMITTEES was ap
pointed IN conformity with the resolu'
iiop: David John, w. II. Dusenberfy
ami Reed SmOot.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Horny Irving, when he fret wit
messed Shore Acres, was 80 deeply i'm
pressed by MIR. Herne's work that he
offered him time for 1t at the Lyceum
Theate:, London. MIR. irving said to
Mr.. Herne: 81 do not know anything
OF New England life, Mr.. Herne, but
feel the sincerity OF you5 play. "since
then number OF other offers have
been made for its production abroad.
1t has been said OF Shore Acres that IL
ls difficult to see where symbolism
leaves of and nature begins. Certain.
Iy no play produced In this country
during the past decade has been more
hena;ily commended. In the produc.
ton to be given at the Salt Lake
Tbeater ON Thursday next MIR. Herne
Will appear In his original creation OF
Nathen iel Berry. There viii b.
entire new scenery. Mr.. Hern'S On
gagement Ia limited to three nights
with a matinee on Saturday. The
saIe of seats is now on at the box
Office.
The announcement 10 made that
Madame Won Finkelstein Will give
the last OF her lecture series In the
Tabernacle tonight instead of at the
Theater ss formerly announced.
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PROVO.
Provo, UTAH.
IMPORTANT MEETING.


A meeting OF citzsns was held at
the court house last evening, under the
auspices OF the Chamber Of Com
merce. President 5. Is. Jones called
the meeting TO order. He stated that
the meeting was held iOr the purpose
OF taking steps to ascertain the truth OF
an impression when WIS prevalent, 10
the effect that Provo City real estate,
and especially business property, was
assessed at higher valuation than
similar property In other cities In the
county, and II this was nus to take
some steps 10 correct the inequality.
Sd. Jones was elected chairman OF
the meeting aud j. f. Gates secretary.
Mr.. Thomas john, who had been
requested to gather data ON this point
reported figures from the assessment
rolls oil 1896 showing great difference
In the assessment OF business property
OF Provo city and other business
property In the county, and differences
in tue assessment OF Provo real estate
and similar valnes.
Speeches ware made by Mayor
Holbrook, Reed Smoot ami other gem
tlemep, AMI attention wse called to
ther cities In the State. where bust
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A peculiar and somewhat sal isp
come ~ before Judge biles this moro.
ing. Sarah A. West, upwards o 81
yesrs ulj, applied for divorce from her
husband, Jsmss West, some twenty
years hef junior
The pla,unn in her compliant al.
lsgvs liy ana GeseIliOn. Tho gr.
irufHutIn a CrusE-com plant makes tiia
sstue n 'eg tione arAins biz aged wire.
The Old lady took tue witness slauu
in her own behalf this morning
Sc freely word she uttered could be
uudsret.oi,
phr plrtiss, 1t Appeals, were married
some tWeuIy- ne years ago al Colorado
Spung. Tney came TO Utah In the
spi ing OF ls0J, aud have Resided here.
ever since.
Attorney Day appe9rs for the plain.
tit, while Judge Powers represents
t leiendant.
Leave was given the plaintiff to
lmeui tn complaint by making II
nflTm 10 section of the laws Of
1896, which provides that deserted
%ite car apply to the courts for relief
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An Idaho Bank Failure.

The large banking and mercantile
institution of q. Bunting x Co., IN
business at Blackioot anu Dubois,
Idaho, was closed Monday uHder on
attach ment OF the First National
Bank OF Pocatello. Heavy with.
drawals caused the failure. The
liabilities are placed at $3.50, 900 70
5000, 900, ana the time depositots Will
probably be- paid In iull.
In the bank there was $4,000 OF
county funds Bnu $4,000 OF state
money, the state having withdrawn
s22, 900. @. l.. Thum of Blacbf1ot and
l.. A. Pyke Of Dubois are named as
receivers.
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MINOR MENTION.

Mt. George A. Lowe and family
left for San Francisco today.
Mesere. Beers and Pett, the men
tried In the police court yesterday for
atsaulting email boys, were found
guilty and each fined 81 aud costs.
The boys were reprimsnded for an.
noying their neighbors.
Madame Mount'ord's inteTe ,tirg
lecture on Patriarchal Life in PaIes.
tine will be given in the Tabernac e
this "Wednesday evening, commenc.
ing at Sis, instead OF in the Theater
rs previously announced.
The oil painting from life OF Hon.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

Office Is HEgEBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant to an order of sale and decree
OF foreclosure 20 ne directed from the Third
JAdlcial District Court OF the state of uiah,
county Of salt Lake. IN cause therein pend.
ing wherein stephen Hays Is plhiuuh and the
TieuWAukec Gold and -ilyer Mining company
a corporation, Michael 9haughnessy AMI
Andrew Christopherson, aud j y, swan. ~.
teivenor, are defendants, to which order ~
sale and decree OF foreclosure reference Is
hereby made shall expose lor sale AZ pub
lie auction 20 the highest bidder for cash at
the west front door of the County Court house,
IN the City Of SAT- Lake, county o. SAT- Lsto,
STATE OF Titan, on the 18th day OF March, a b.
1897 at " O'Clock noon, all the right, title,
claim and interest of the TieuwGuEee Gold
and silver Mining company corporation,
Michael shaughnessy Andrew Chrlstnphcr.
son and j. swan, Of in and TO the following
described real estate, situate, lying and being
in the county of salt Lake, state OF Utnh and
particularly described as follows, to-wit; 1hg
Ileuwauk &c group of mines, situate, lying and
being in the West Mountain Mining District,
salt Lake County, Utah, and more paruc'
ularly named as tOlloWs; Inc 1lenwhnhee
Mining Claim; the 1ieuwankee No. Mining
Claim; the linden Mining Claim; the Lorenzo
Mining Claim; the Ely (or ED Mining Claim,
the George ~ ming Clam; the Surprise Min
ing Claim; tho Kelsey Mining Claim; the Tvn
Mining Ol0im; the Mystic Mining claim; tho
Accident Mining Claim; the Apex Mining
Claim; the Caledonia Mining Claim; the Glib
hons Mining Claim; the Mcqueen Mining
Claim; the side Issue Mining Claim the
Azcuc Mining Claim the Protector Mining
Claim, anu inc Nah'hit W
gethpr with all the tenements, he editaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining, to DO sold as the
property of the iieuwaCkee Gold anu silver
Mining COMPANY. n corporation. and Michael
shnughnnessy, under said order OF sale and
decree in the above cause.
Dated Mt salt Lake CITY Utah. TINS lith day
of February, A. ID 1897.
TIL IMAS =. LEWIS,
Sheriff OF salt Lake County, Utah.
ByJ b. TISIMONN.
SngFiu.
BoorH LEE & GRAY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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and make her husband support her
should the testimony warrant.
The court refused TO grant decree
Of divorce. but an allowance OF s2O
month temporary alimony was Of
dered.
The case will be heard more fnliy
on the LIST dAy OF the next term ~
w. Duncan was appointed guardian
ad lltum to Mrs. West.
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THE GREEN BAG.

Judge Cherry announced today that
there would be u drawing OF petit
Jurors for his diviiion, beginning TO-
morrow morning.
Angus Mcclellan is suing Henry
Ives Cobb anu Con Seide nsiricker Tor
s23 80 on promisfory note, with at
toIney fees and costs.
John II. Kslson aud George b.
Greenwood, both OF Salt Lake county,
were comnliss notaries puuiic
today.
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GOLD Ousr ORE.
Good Lonhing sample Received To-day
"A miH Ia the spring.

A sample Of ore presenting ind O..
lions OF exceeding richness wa
received from the Cola Dust Rt Mercur
today. 1t was tskHU from IN, upper
OF hill tunnel aud upon It's receipt was
turned over tUar aseayer Tor eNsmina'
ito as TO Its vI,ucs.
Tho Gold Dust Is suid 90 be- lsCNiuE
well lust now Btd tine company l.
bent upon recling mill IN he ear y
spr NJ woven wul nave o acit3 Ul
ut least 200 g.u7 grily,
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Four hunGreI III ,res o. ties ser al
81. 80 ter share; 200 Mercur al SO So,
800 Mammoth Mt S2l24; 100 Dex or at
071 cents; l.nIO Dstut nj ~ "-nts
AMI 1000 at !. cent 200 au an
Mt 81 cents an. 90 n s y,nue; / 900
Little PIitsburr At q cOlis, 1000
Buckeye ct ~ cent. DIAL shares
sod, 1000; selling va US OF stock,
80 OlO.
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SHE RIEE SALE

NvoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT pm.
IN suaIt to an order OF sale and decree Of
foreclosure to mo directed from the ThirI
judicial District Court of the state of Inn
County of salt Lake. in Il cause therein pend
ing whtrcin the irst National Bans OF Raw.
Inns. Wyoming, a CORPORATION. is plaintiff, and
fenimore Chnttorton and 1rs. 5, F. Caetieto1
are defendants TO which order of sale and ap.
cree reference is hereby made; shah oNpoge
for sale at public auction. TO tho highest bid
der for cash. at the wcss door Of tho County
Court House. IN the city of salt Lake
County OF salt laBe, tate OF Titan
on the 18th day OF March. 4, d. 1901
at IL ococs noon. all the right. lite claim
and interest of Kenmore CHAT art1n and he
First National Bank OF kNwlins Wyoming A
corporation, IN and to the following dc,
scriboi real estate, situate lying and bCng In
SAT- Las q County. state Of Utah, arr nar.irn.
larly described as follows, to.wit ~ souh
three tS) rods. by ten (l0) rods of lo ion In
Rlock twenty (g6i. Plat "n, at Lake
City survey. together with all and siuuu No. tho
tenements. hercditamena, and appuftenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise nppNrtain
ing to he sold as ,he property OF euimOro
Chatterton at the suit of Mrs. $, +, Casllelon,
Dated February l1th. 1891
THOMAS L. LfWIS,
sheriff salt Lake County, Utah.
By j. u, TIMNoNr,
Deputy sheriff
u. IS. HENrsTEAp,
Attorney for Mrs. .. H. tastleton.
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Now Yerh s,ncn nnrast-

NEw NonK. feh. i7.--stock market opened
irregular manly higher with more notable
fluctuations IN specialtes. sugar after u de-
cune OF a scored atui recovery on large pur-
chhsee.
Industrials quickly assumed the leadership
of the market On heavy purchases tobacco
rose - per contto i2}s with i subsequent re-
acton to II IS railways generally small frAc
tion. orders for manipulation tended TO
bring about decided changes in prices Of
specialues. me general list displayed re.
dictionary tendency on rcahzauone. There
were purchases by arDitrage Interests of some
low pilcgd shnres with Northern PAcl1c pre-
ferred among the most favored.
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Kenneth Don ellen, Stock ano
Mining Broker, Ne. l6l Maiu street,
telephone No. 5Os
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sheep-shecp and lamb market generall,
steady.
Native sheep s2.btG5sl1
Westerns s3.2bQs4Ub
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