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Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17
Taxes For 1897.

Collector James Dowell made splen-
did collections of taxes for 1897, he
having collected 50 per cent. of the
entire taxes. The total collected is as
follows:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17

On Wednesday afternoon ut 1
O'Clock H. Il. Bowen, of Farber, and
Mrs. Clara Chase, of Pike county.
were married by Elder W. p. Dorsey
at Laddonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17

Miss Minnie Doebler, of weIisviile,
and Henry Kroff, of Kirkwood, were
married at the home of the BRIDES
cousin in Ktrkwood Wednesday after
n0nD
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17
AUDRAIN COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-3d Monday in jan
nary, 1st Monday in June, Sd Monday
in September.
COUNTY CoURT-1st Monday in Feb
ruary, LIST Monday in May, LIST Monday
in August, LIST Monday in November.
PROBATE CoURT-2d Monday in jan
nary, I'd Monday in March, I'd Monday
in May, I'd Monday in September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17

Poor economy to plant poor seed.
See samples OF big yellow dent corn at
Hathaway-Keith Co. d. WI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17
ale Under Deed Of Trust.


Mexico Creamery Company
-uized under the laws OF ne
and having no seal, on the Nth
(, by Its certain deed OF rust
.is, page 90, In the Recorders
County, Missouri, Conveyed 70
rustee the. following lands, va.
Jrthwest corner OF survey No.
County, Missouri, Surveyors
thence along the center Of the
/ 20 degrees, west jBx test
degrees, west along center OF
or a point OF beginning thence
snce north 80 feet, thence VEST
.enter OF road, thence south 10,
Get TO the point OF beginning,
g In the north half OF the south
,ction q IL township dfty-oue
est, M In Ardralr county,
RI. For 4 further descf1pt1on
ey No. 1885 Of said County Suf-
Also, all separations, machin-
mes, churI1s, ysts, cream cans
scales, weighing cans tanks,
WINS. bottles md cases buckets
NIX md fixtures and furniure
an. ,adings In Or belonging 70
above described tract
- To was given 10 secure ne
" 10 -omissory note therein
, sa,temhs.the interest on SAID
% began tRd and ne taxes @
- from end, whereas, %
WAS told btnd taxes xnse
could do for Il nndsrssssSrc
knowing tho g4fy s
ton I refused ttocs 49, ~
after somewhat yne u ~
he Mexico papers Ifuns ~,
Rupture without pan 2s
rs occupation and ~,
But ! can glad5
d the public that Dr..
perfectly in three mosias.
under treatment 1 stte1a.
X, filling q large cnns!5set
II. X. Buckncr Tor nA9iin
eyeral hundred busneis
Interference whsteyers
raii at the Ringo Hntei oxscs
mt. can cheerfuHy fecuzn
OF the w. A. Levin kuysnfs
,se who suffer from t1ptufes
JAS. w. Y0UNns
,ember 10 1897.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17
Is II Intended For a joker

From the Kankas City star,
A Missouri paper, speaking of the
death of n respected old lady in Its
town, made the rather e~quivocal state
mept that "she was a devoted Chris
tian until about four years ago, when
she joined the Presbyterian church."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17

Mrs III. Russell, who has spent the
winter in town, will remove to her
country residence in the spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17

In the weekly LEDGER win be found
the announcement of Capt. OF. Allen
candidate for Probate Judge Of Au-
drain county, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17
A Pill for
the III.

"7HeyX do yen good" a physician sad ~ gtofng
some pills to his patient, a aOonAan a0ho had suffered
for months from diseases aOAieh ha6aed skA1H1 heas-
,ueuk HIS yoyas byo5ed true. The a0onsan rSoles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17
!:
AND Treats
RINGg
ge9s
9 A. W
Ladies ms
lresfdea

The disc overy o
and ANTiSEPHP
medicine and s.
Of, and what b.
sidered and stf
possibility, Is No
onstrated by as 4.
can cure the M
Hernia or Ruptur'
not asking any Fp
you to hundredr
Deen cured py 2
siciap s and surgs
v~estisated they
pronounce 1t q no
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17
Renairine Neatly Done.

II you want your watch cleaned or
repairing of any kind done neatly,
cheaply and promptly call on T. 8.
Riley. Satisfaction guaranteed.
WITT T. s. Riley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17

Paul Hudson, who has been in st.
Louis working for the Donovan Com
mission Company, has returned to
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17

The roof OF the Methodist church &C
Auxvasse was damaged by fire Sunday
morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-17

Mrs. Thos. Northern win Join her
husband In Kansas City in q few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
nurrALo nuar EXCITEMENT.
u sim cDhtinuc- Owing to the Discover.
les Made There.

Buffalo Hump the now mining canp
~ the vicinity Of Florence, Ida. sill
continues 20 excite attention, and favor
able reports are being received daily
concerning the finds mere. A letter
from Florence. published In the Spo.
KANE Spokesman Review says that The
ola pioneers OF the camp do not know
Mhht 70 make OF the new discovery
They say that they have canned on
the Big nuffalo Fruund while huntinr
and nAhing and have Travelled over mo
country for years. They cannot COM
prehend how later Corners should dis.
cover biz lodges whtrc they never
dreamed gold was 20 be found. The
enormous size Of the hedges up there
FOOLED the old tlmerA who had reached
inc conclusion years ago that a vein 20
be valuable must be a pinched up affnlT
win knife blade streak ~ pay ore,
Hundreds are acquiring mat sec-
uon,' the letter continues. "and Il n
Just possible that ere long We may be
able 10 chronicle the finding OF the OLD
herr,mhn placer which was Lost 10
many years ago and which the local
legend says II wonderfully rich. 4, hai,
pcen often searched for but nrye,
found. some placer gold Ia being found
w inc new district. Two parties have
already taken In rockers ana arc work.
-" NsNhf ata NNAANlItNulIN HFka
ter than a days wages out OF II.
The Winslow has been located abou,
q mile ana n half north OF the lila
Hunaio by Frank Hnrnctt and I'D.
Hcitxman. The showing In said Go b
good one. The vein IA about eight feet
wide and crops out fifty feet along the
surface. The quarts brought IN from
there prospects well BY pannlng after
being burned.
Late reports brought IN last night
were that George Ovefneld had struck
u about eight or ten miles south OF
the nunaio Hump This confirms the
opinion expressed IN a former letter
that the mineral bearing zone extends
on the south 10 the salmon river ana
possibly beyond TO warrens or near
there. To the north IL the south fork
Of the Clearwater and owing 20 the
breaks being 80 rough. hut little pros.
pecting has been done over there. II
Is believed by experienced prnspectors
that the belt Will extend 10 NcwHome
creek
Last sunday evening tho miners ~
the camp held meeting and formed a
new district. The attendance was over
200. Charles IA. Scott was elected dis
trlot recorder. II was agreed to cali
the new camp Rigley and the district
liobblns after the names OF the discov.
erera OF the big ledge ON Huffalo Hump
which started the widest Htampede
Idaho has known FOR years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01

silver. 60; lead, ia.eo.
The Mammoth min has closed down
for a cleanup.
Hon. T.. T. Farnsworth Is expected up
from Frisco this evening.
During the month Just closed the
Grand Central shipped 1880 tons OF
ore.
The Swansea has declared another
dividend VI 5000, payable on the 10Th
inst
The Depreciation and Mammoth TO-
day distributed dividends Of $1,000 and
10000 respectively.
W. c. n. Allen, who Is pushing de-
veiopment on the Sllver Lode. came In
from Mercur last evening
Fred Dern. paymaster pro TEN u
the Mercur company, went out 10 the
camp this morning TO get the time.
The fitzpatrick Bros. OF beatrice.
Neh, returned this morning from their
rnnch 10 Idaho, and are now mlngllng
with local mining men.
Joe Hamburger who omclated as
caller on the exchange today, Is 20 be
ON his luaty lungs and
resonant vocal organs,
The star mill In Pine ranyon Ia going
ahead and VIII be ready hy Oct Ist.
The new plant promlses TO make OF tho
mine a dividend payer
The Red WING company, operating
a well known bingham mine. made the
nrst payment on Its bond yesterday
under The terms Of which they agree
10 pay $4,000 inside Of four months.
wan orr, the Cyanide company's OK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
nI.lsK rRApINu TO-DAY.
nroters Get Down To business aud nm Or
der.- oaiena's Activity.

with Joe Hamburger handling the
Eavel In place of Charlie Hudson. tho
stock brokers got down 10 business to-
day. and exercised themselves on
stocks both listed una unlisted. until
$500 shares had been sold. &hc same
ncas little sum OF ti.ii0bo
II was q day fraugh, with more spir-
lied trading than has yet chaiaci.r-
lied proceedings In che new pit. hui
ll1n-neck had hcalthy tone. but no
action, and II was not un-
til 0alena was reached mat business
was indulgcl In. At thls point 600
shares changed hands, six sales being
recorded ~ ngures ranging all the way
from u 20 ~ cents a share. Closing.
the stock showed a decided depression.
the bid being but asa cents az against
offerings al g. Grand Central held
- own quite well IN the bidding and
was wanted At $40. but as no offerings
mateFialzeif under ss.2a. sales were no;
made. and iso brokers passed on down
% Mammoth. whsrs 100 shares came
out AZ si.sc a share. THIS closed the
trading Tor listed stocks. although
fhqre was a good demand for Mercur,
unbtrio and Utah. as evidenced by the
figures received.
Emerald was a starter for the other
class ana handed out coo shares az
cents. Chloride Point. though strong
dld no. business, but Lower Mammoth
created quito furry ind dld fair
amount of business nt 20 and ish
senu' Dexter also figured In the trad
lnF' 100 shares 1ndlng a taller at $40.
The swanneis were both strong. South
swansea especially showing ~ pOpu-
hrfy IN a ready bid OF ti.s5. Neither
however, took part IN the trading.
Inc closing figures were as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
LAGOON sNcAMPmtST.
Men Who Attend VIII Get No Psy-complaie
Arrangements as 10 Details.

The following order issued 20 the
National Guard II Helf-explanatory;
Headquarters First battalion, First
infantry Salt Lake City. August 81,
Orders No. tin pursuance Of orders
NO, =, headquarters First infantry, n.
". - companies ID, A, y and 10. COM
prirlng the First battalion. First In
iantry. N. q. H., VIII assemble Ia nm
encampment OF inatruotlon 10 he beld
AZ Pennington. near Lagoon, Davis
county. Utah. for period OF three
days. commencing Sent o. ISIS.
transportation Tor trOopa and bag
EHEe VIII be furnished by the aalt Lake
ana Ogden railway company. SubalH-
tence for threc days. commencing at
supper time. Sept. Z. 1895. viii be fur
nlrhed also. There being insufficient
funds. no officer or enlisted man Will
receive any pay for participating IN
inns encnmpmant. hence the attendance
VIII be entirely voluntary. but never
thelens each member Of the battalion
wiz understand that after they have
once reported for duty, their obedience
70 military law II compulsory, and
strict conformity thereto will be en-
forced
Captain ]. a. Hensel Is hereby mp
pointed camp eommlsshry and Lieut..
- 'NN' t'Ai'AAA'If
Ter, both Of whom VIII report as soon
~ possible at these Headquarters for
further instructions.
The undrehs uniform with forage cap
ana legglnn VIII be worn and each en-
listed man VII take with him. rifle, neld
belt. cantecn and haveraack.
Each man VIII provide hlmiolf with,
not TO exceed three blankets, which
Will be rolled and marked with the own
ers name and company. and same must
be delivered az the armory not later
than a. m, sunday, Sept. 4. 1895.
NO man not duly enlisted or properly
armed or equipped VIII DO taken TO
camp.
The commanding officers of compan-
les A, u, and u. VIII detail a non com.
mia,ioned officer and private 90 report
% the camp quartermnatcr at the ar
mory at a. M. sunday, Sept. 4. lS9s,
10 receive and take charge of hlanketA
etc, OF their respective companies ana
TO assist In the loading Of same and
other baggake on the train.
Companies a, II and D VIII report at
the nrmory ready TO 10 Into camp. sun
day, September =, 1888. at 10 o'clock D.
M. sharp.
Company y win board the 2 o'olool,
train at BOuniiful on the same date
ready 20 be loaded on tho same train.
Company commanders VIII see that
each member % their respective COM
mandH 4 made familiar with this order
and VIII report not later than Friday. |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01

The Lucky hoy Mine Dc,oio.s one Carry.
Ing svod TsiueA

John u. Reno. Accompanied bv Nr,
Reno. LOTT Tor their home In piiiabi,,,,
Monday aftcr a trip Of inspection ts
the Lucky Boy MINI near Idaho Cuv.
which he and his Associates rfrenfiy
took hold OF. Mr. llrnu waa hiphiv
pleased With the showing made by me
property. When he began work on Inc
claim n year ago II made a good show
Ing In the upper works. but since then
inc mine has been opened much deeper,
They now have an ore chute igO fert
long and $40 feel deep. with every In
dlcatlon that II viii prove euualIy
good a. greater depth II gained.
The pay chute varies In thickness
itorn TO . feet and the orc aVerarer
w ton In gold. ar. Reno estimates
there N now 5000 tons " ore ~ this
character In sight. In addition 10 the
hlEh grade chute there Il from . To-
70 feet OF ore that carries from 81 to
tis a ton
The company viii eventually pu, in
a mill TO work the ore. there now be-
Ing enough In sight 10 keep a iO.ntRmp
plant running N months. II Il thought
tsey VIII BE- able 90 handle the lower
glade ore NJ profit and that n Will In
time constitute a very Important nor
tlnn Of the resources 0f the property.
In talking about the basin, Mr.
IL, 20 said a great drawback IN the To-
callty whore he Ia operating h that
property u held at too high nFurea. In
many cases men are asking So. 900 TO
$4,000 FOR claims that will require an
expenditure 81 at least ti50O 10 dem
onHtratc Nhcthcr they are worth any
thing or npt.-lioiae Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
NERCCR'S THIRD VEIN.
stwpowtR PLANT AND HOSTING WORKS
r.n,r.e,s ON the Highland hey smeiier-
pri.k Day 10 the rIt-Luchy Boys
Zig Ore Chute.

The Mercur company broke ground
,os.y Tor the installation OF a power
,a.n, and holsting works at ita mine
T. me Mefcur district. This work Is
,n,ds Imperative through a determine
IAN OF the company TO at once run an
,.eline. which will enable II to get into
-, thlrd vein. discovered some time
-. In the mines development
Manager Dern came In from Mcrcur
80 evening after having assisted In
,,.,,lne site for the power plant To
News reporter this morning. he
.,.,.d that the incllnc-or main work.
,nv ,h,f,. raihcr--wouid be pushed with
m no,..ble speed. TO the end that
.ns,her source Of ore supply would be
ocsped ny W contact with tho third
va. ~ The mine In general. AFR. Dern said
4, 90 locking we'll The Nlmrod work.
irrs sald he. are very productive, ana
az. 4 constantly being shipped from
mo 10 The mill. The Ecntlcman In.
sneeted the Geysor-M Marion and found
ttinrs running smoothly, and all In
Iii. conditions at the properties were
highly satisfactory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
M, uiortANp nov sMELTEn.
Work Going Ahead Looking TO Its ha''y
Erection Contract for Brick.


Although at the Offices Of the com
pany IL IL stated that no contracts nave
Vet been let on the erection or IN.
Highland Boy smelicr, II " wen
known fact that two at least nave bech
awarded and that brick ana iunpcr 70
he used In the construction OF the bis
plnnt nrr now being delivered on tho
rround,a tract OF No acres In southwest
crn Murray. a,
A gentleman speaking TO a New
reporter last evening. stated that the
rmelter site was fart assuming an nir
Of activity and that NIL preliminary
work was being attended 10 NJ rpccdi
~ ~ possible. Tho Salt Lake Pressed
Brick company. said he. has secured a
contract fof three million brick 10 10
used In the erection Of the plant and
they are nav being delivered on the
ground. Tho lumber contract. said
the gentleman. has also been let, and
this material Il likewise being hauled
10 it, destination. The company, no
continued. n making arrangements for
the hauling In of its steel structural
work, and 10 that end a switch from
the main track OF the Rio Grnnde "
now heinR put In. Conditions are such
raid the News informant. aa 90 make
n quite apparent that the company
means business from the very start.
AZ the Highland hoy once this morn
ing Mcsnrs. Ncwhouae and Weir were
IN close consultation when a reporter
called. hence neither could be seen.
Nr. Fischer. who has charge OF tho
rmelter work. was not around. hence
a talk with him was impossible. II
Il said. however. that all contracts will
be let inside % few days. the entire
work 70 be pushed through with all
pnuihie speed. on the ground. which
the company purchased from y. II.
Trip houses are 10 be er..ted for Its
employee. and before six months
elaprrr, the probabilities are that that
section will be d busy hive Of Industry
caused through the great productive
ness OF the Highland Boy mine at
bingham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
WEATHER REPORT.
Weather report showing observa.
tons at = am. todnys


Salt Lake City-laromescr 20 es:tem.
pernturc. g.. minimum. G5. wind, south
east, 10 n - per hour. clear.
hakcr tity-iiarometsf. 2ssG; temper
aturc. a.; minimum. 20. wind. south
east, miles per hour; rain. .ie: cloudy.
Cheyennc-Haromefrr fe.Ts: tempera &.
turc, %: minimum. bG: wind, south
west, g miles per hour. rain. 20: clear.
Helenn-Iiaromcter. $3.50. tempern-
ture. 20; minimum. a.. wind. light:
cloudy.
Miles city--Darome,er 20. GO, temper
fture. 60; minimum. co: wind. north,
, miles Der hour. rain. trace: cloudy.
Idaho Falls-Ilarometer. e9.7s: tenn
peraturr. ~. miidmum. a.. wind. south,
light. clear
Observation-Disclosures 2g.5a: TEN.
pcFaturc, 10; minimum, 20: wind, north
cart, 10 miles per hour. clear.
General and local forccaata for %
hours ending pm. tomorrow,
For Utah forecast made at San
Francisco.
Parity cloudy with thundcrs,orms in
mountains tonight and Friday. station
airy temperature.
For Salt Lake City and Vicinity.
faruy cloudy tonight and Friday
stationary temperature.
J. H. SMITH.
observer. Weather bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
Watermelon Excursion.

There were wateripelona galore at the
Lagoon yesterday evening. The occa-
sion being the melon feast OF the a. o.
u. w. Tho melons were brought TO
the bowcry by the wagon load and a
force were kept busy carving them up.
When thoy were through the usually
neat pavilion buro the appearance
Lake start out 10 have n good time
they generally get there" and ycster-
day was no exception 20 the rule.
There was full representation OF the
order az the resort and these with their
wives, Awcothourta and babies made a
Jolly crowd as the Lagoon has seen
this summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
George NJ. Scott Sued.

As was expected, Hugh Anderson, as
slsnee OF George NJ. scott A Co, has
commenced action In tho third district
ulendlnning and the III. Park Stuck
Growers association 10 recover go, :
1855. alleged to have been diverted
from tho Scott company TO the LILY
Park association. which Anderson AL
legcs IL SIN owing the defunct cor
poration and for which Judgment IL
prayed for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01

an examination of teachers who are
applicants for positions IN the public
schools OF salt Lake city will be held
ia Rooms u and rs ~ the Oqulrrh
school, at a. m. September lat. end
and srd, 1885,
Primary certificates are valid In the
first four grades. grammar certificates
IN grades I 90 : Inclusive, high school
cerlihcatcA for principals OF grammar
schools ana hlgh school teachers.
]. n. MILLsPAu9H. supt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
$1,000 OMAHA AND REruRN. 5000
sept, 10 aud n, Via
UNION rAgiIIC RAILROAD,

The above rate % the lowest ever
made from Utah points and Is arranged
expressly 20 give all an opportunity 10
bay OF the Omaha Exposition, Sept.
lfth. You can get there easily and
quickly ON the Union Pacific No
change 81 cars. Dining, Buffet smoking
and Library Cars Pullman Palace and
Tourist siecpcrs; Free Chair Cars and
everything TO make your trip a pleas
urs. Tickets sold aud all arrangements
made al the "old stand" 2Ol Main
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
Low RATS nAsr


Aug. seth. Omaha ana return, &c 90.
sept /. ?. .. Cincinnati and return,
tfic0.
Daily rate omaha and return, $500.
The Union Pacific n thu most sand
Homely Equipped line In the weat;
many hours quickest time TO all po.nta
Eaat Dining and Buffct smoking and
Library Caru with no change 10 Oina-
.ha ana Chicago. For further lnforma-
chase u tickets, call at the "old stand
No. 20i Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01

A competitive examination OF appll-
canis for free Normal scholArahlps az
the University Of Utah. limited 10 real
dents " Salt Lake city. win BE- given
In Room n of the Oquirrh school on
Saturday, September ard. beginning at
? a. M. IN the subjects. arithmetic,
United States history and English
Grammar. j. n. MiLISPAu0H.
gupt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01

Blotohes and exereaenoes. which 40
often annoy people. are simply efforts
Of nature 10 throw or impodlments 10
the proper performance OF her dutlca
iiERBiNE win aid and assist nature
In her work. and ensure a skin clear
and beautiful. entirely free from al
impcrfections. Price 90 eta.
y. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
sarr LAKE MARKETS.
rs,ce. Of Grain. Hay. rruit aud Vegetable,
Here To-day.

sal, Lake city. Utah. Sept. 1. 1898.
FRUITS.
The market IA Hooded with early
peaches and prices are very low.
niscLherrles are getting scarce. AprI-
rots and curraats are about gone.
xyatermelons and canieiopcs
f,EA CflFcg--rffah. per case, 30r d Boz
MACK pERRIlfS- Utah. per ease,
fdcuhie auaris) u.'5Gt20o: lslngie
quarts) ,sc1si.oo; double pints) u.oO
pi'iisN fs usah. per bu. co..
APRIcoTa--Utah. per bu. e0cG15c.
AppI Es- Utah. per bu. COc075c.
Pf:ARs-Dartictt. Cal. per box. $40
nt2.Oo
LESioNs-cai.. per box. f5.5odieoo.
ORApEs-white, Cal. per crate. ti.25
$3.50: black. Cal. per crate. ti.b0u
wATERMELoNs-Per dsz. darga)
g nn, famata snc.
cANrrf.o UpEs. doz. Oarg,)
sloO. tsmalD 35c0boc.
VEGETABLES.
The market IL now well supplied with
vegetables and prices today are ua fol-
lows.
BEErs-utah. per doz. punches. ioc.
cARRoTs-uiah. per doz. lunches.
TURNrPs-rltah. per doz. punches.
TO-.
ONIONS III. per doz. hunchee, i0c.
POTAToEs-uiah, per bu.. soc.
TOMATOES-uiah. per hu.. tOc.
cAuBACE--Ttah. per rwt. N.Oo.
ECO PLANT-Per N. Osc.
CuCUMuERg-Pc d1z., Toe.
GREEN coRN-Per uoz.. ioc. .fi
oHA'N. az
Wheat'-lo cents per buahcl
Bnricy-eh cents per hundred. i|
Oats--90 cents per hundred.
Corn-a0 cents per hundred.
Cracked Corn-ti.O0 per hundred.
Rye--os cents per hundred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
UTAH DAY.


For Utah Day at Omaha. September
18th. the RIO Urandc Western hallway
win make rate % 5000 round trip.
Trains leave 4 am. and $50 pm.
Through sleeping cars. Free reclining
chair cars. Buffet cars. CAL nj ticket
office. No, iO5 W. Second South tpooly
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-01
OMAHA AND RETURN sss.
via
Rio Grande Meatsrn Railway.

For night train of September 10Th.
ana both morning and night trains Of
September iith, the RIO Orande West
crn Railway Will sell round-trip tickets
20 Omaha for tgi.oo. These trains car
~ all clashes OF equipment Of latest de-
sign and convenience. Cool and delight
ful ride through the Rockies. MaEnin.
cent scenery