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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
BIG WEEK IN THIN PIT.
roDAYs CALL BROUGHT OUT GOOD SALES


This has been busy week on the
stock exchange. The brokers seemed
10 realize that Conference time hnd
come and right wen I'D ihey sake ad-
vantage u the opportunity TO show
themsAives. The result IL that a record
has been made 10 be proud o. ana SUI
the marke, IL full 10 Overlooking win
good stocks ready 90 change hands ~
figures commemorate with their re-
spcctlve values.
Saturday was an equally busy DAY ~
the pit and before hosiIil,las ceased
nearly 10000 shares had changed hands
Daisy was the nrst 10 break the SUM
moss u the air. 20 TO speak and sold az
gu cents, with the stock wanted Of 81
when the callers ravci took the brokers
20 another. Depreciation was only
fairly stationary but a sale was made
at &C cents. after which Galena took
part In the trading. this stock going
at 70 and n cents Mammoth held ~
own In good shape and did buslncss at
.. while Merrur WIS quite arm IN inc
bidding and Sacramento responded Win
COO aharoa Of - cents. ONTARIO anu SUM
shine were strong but neither. DESPITE
good bids. was able D. negotiate SIM
glc transfer,
The unlisted class was hcaa.d py
poufh Swansea which sold Of fi.2t and
Yf.gt1. Chloride poiut found a itaket at
a dollar. while Overland came out WIN
transfers ~ tiib and ti.2o, around
which figures the stock was IN 5000 d.-
mand. Dexter continued frm and male
sales nj s. and "a little above. Whue LII
tic PittshurR handed gut shares ny .1
ara ~ oenta. thla being followed by
Golden Eagle, which exhibited an ng-
Awe tendency and threw down hW9
shares At : cents share. Young Amefl-
Ga was dealt In az bih cents, ana WHOM
the call closed the market as hiin,
there being very FEW weak stocks on the
board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

Jack Edwards "a closing out most Of
bis sheep business In Wyoming and
northern Colorado though ye, retaining
many of his punches that range 10 the
nelfhhurh1nd Of Rock Springs. For
some years Mr., Edwards has been IN
collision with tho catuemon 90 SOUTH
ern Carbon county Wye. and north
western R0utt county, Colorado. These
dlHturbanceH have al times reached In
ter-ntate Dimensions. since ihe death
n his brother Gtin Mr.. Edwards has
closely 90 his mining Interests. with
this end In view be disposed OF t7,001
head ~ sheen which closes out an uf
his holdings Do that pa ION Of the coun-
try,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
rRArrrR anour noNprp.
coid Mountain Min- To he Handled by
Me.sra. ftos. aud smith.

Edward Krohblol. Of Kanosh. was
among the vlaltofa 40 the county seat
Tuesday, says tho Mlllard Progress. lie
stated that n. a. R0aH ana himself had
leased ANA bonded their mining proper
~. tho Trappcr group az Gold Noun.
lain. 90 J. a. Ross and Genrgo A. Smith
~ SEWER county. Tor 5000. The first
payment. $500 Il due December ~. and
the balance due a year hence These
lntseca have driven a tunnel i20 fest.
ana the property o. looking nne. Eight
feet Of the vein averages three ounces
w Silver and tsGi IN gold 90 the ton.
supplies are being put In and work on
this property will be pushed all win
ter.
Mr. Krahhiei also reports that Pax
Ton, Watts and D1rriiy are ailii push
Ina work on The Advocate group In
mat district. The oro looks better NJ
they 10 down, ana they believe they
have a BONANZA.
Work IL also being pushod on the Mll-
Lee mine, which T. owned by Jake
Miller and Johnny Iukoa u kanosh.
Thoy have commencsd a tunnel 10 tap
the main ledge M a depth OF 900 feet.
which they hope Will sxpoac big bodies
or ORES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
Ia Arrange "a, ul,h D,y.

Judge shurtlln Of ogden. chairman
" the Utah commission " tho Trans
mississippi exposition, leaves Tor oma-
ha tonight to represent the State at tho
time u the visit 81 President Moilln.
Icy TO the fair. Ito also wishes 90 be
on the ground 10 prepare f1r Utah
day az tho exposition which takes place
on the 20th of this month. Tho Judge
wishes 10 make Utah day success
and especially urges all who intend tu
visit Omaha from this state 10 arrange
n 20 me- % be- there on the aQth lio
states that Governor Wells and other
state officials have signihcd their in.
tentlln OF visiting the exposition on
that day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

Monday IL day Of divldenda First
% an the silver King viii pay une-=iis
regular monthly-of 81 800. and the
swansea viii distribute among Ne
STOCKHOLDERS me sum " 1900. AZ the
same time II u expected that the Mor-
cur company VIII declare u october
dividend ~ W. 900 and that She Bullion.
beck VIII posi- one o. $4,000. these ~
be- Iaid ltiio later on. on the 18Th
Inst Grand Central viii make a d..
tributlan " $3.50, and before the
month ci1rel other properties VIII I'M
douhtcily declare dividends the whole
making magnificent record Tor the
month. ana one thti Utah mining men
may justly be- proud o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
wiru rur CLAIM Apsusrrns.
The Paris Peace Commissioners stin reg.
ging Awsy.


Paris, oct. S.--'rhe u. ). peace COM
miaHloncrs began their usual three
hours session at 10 o'clock this morn.
Ing, They are understood 10 have
taken Into consideration direct auFgea-
Tons and counter proportions from the
spanlnfdH. IL may regarded as quito
likely that the SpaniardA have already
outlined their apparent Noxpectntl0na
ana that they nrc beyond the line Of
possible ncqulercnce by the Americans.
The latter are now acting along well
considered lines. consistently and with
a definite end In View. They have 10
some degree disclose American Cxpec.
tation and determination. The Span.
lardH. however, seem unable or un.
willing az the outset to understand or
believe the Americans may or have NJ
the outset 81; forth their requirements
and that they are destined TO remain
virtually unchanged BY nnease or coun.
ter diplomacy. Therefore Il n not UNI
likely that the Americana following the
course OF fair. thorough consideration
an OF the original counter propositions
viii, TO the limit OF fruitful possibility,
accord patent consideration OF thought
projected by the Spaniarda. Thus II
" fair 10 conclude, tina the Americana
daily sessions during the recess Inter-
walls win he fully engroased. While the
Philippines have not yet been reached
In the deliberations, the question 10
doubtless relatively not far distant and
at that point II likely TO come the full
stress OF diplomatic controversy.
Referring TO the Philippine phase OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
CIDER TAYLOR MIsRlPRGstNTGD.
Says the Morning Press Old Him Gross and
Unwaranled Injustice.

Elder John W, Taylor called at the
"Nows" Office this afternoon and re-
ques,ed that this paper announce that
he was grossly mlsrcpreH1nted by the
morning press reporting bis remarks lu
NE Tabernacle on Friday ITO says that
,hls win BE- apparent 90 AN who rcad on
verbatim report ~ bis sermon. which
win De- published In this paper al an
iary date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
Tho M.mms,h aIeh s,rIh,.

Superintendent Earlu IL placing the
old ncliablr Mammoth In the front rank
lnto the indefinite future. Fur a long
time SIR. Eiflr has believed In the cN-
iEience Of a fich orr body ON she coo
level, and on ifat Tuesday his belief was
justified BY the urcnyerinE ~ one % the
riuheai strikes In the recent history OF
the mine. a b dy Of hogh grade cop
per was flrst cut into. which will run
found 90 be but the cnpplng OF blk
vein Of quarts that assays ffum 90 20 10
ounces ~ silver ana 2 ounces of the yoi-
low metal The extent of fhe strike IL
NOT 1sft determined the vein having
been cut distance OF ton fcet at this
time. Truly, "Great II Tintic,"-rintlo
Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

An impromptu meeting Of several n.
doris who have lahored In tho Middle
Tennessee conference WAS held last
evening for tho purpose Of taklng steps
% form a permanent organization Of
AN Elders who have labored IN that
conference. The following officers were
elected temporarily ]. ID. e. Young,
presidents W, ]. Sloan, secretary
committee on organization, o. NJ. San
derHun, C. A. Hlgkenlodper, l.. Hun
saker, ]. ", Wilcox and A. n. Ander-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

The Third quorum Of Elders will meis
IN the Thlri ward meetIne house on
Monday evening, az 1880 o'clock.
The Twonty-third quorum Of Elders
viii meet IN regular monthly session
In the Fourth ward assembly room ~
200 Monday evening,
ur'h quorum OF Seventy meet
IN the Tweniy-hrut ward meeting
house on Monday evening next NJ $3.50
O'Clock. Fan attendance desired,
The Thirteenth quorum % Seventies
win resume the regular monthly meet
luFa Monday evening, a. 1850 o'clock IN
tho Thirteenth ward yestfy. A full az
tendance ~ urgently requested. J. G,
sharp Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

Geo. ". Wilson. who Joined the
Church In England 20 years aEo ana
who has resided IN New York and other
eastern points FOR the past thirty-thFee
years, arrived In Salt Lake on Thurs
day last. Ito proposes 90 mako hla
homo hero for the remainder 81 his
dayA he IL a mechanic ana manufac-
turrr by trade ana % present n Inter-
cated In tho perfection % an UNDER
ground electric railway system. 10 iH
also the Inventor ~ a kerosene lamp
burner Of considerable merit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
DIiI,.

woLFE-At her home IN Prove
Thurrday. october q. 1898. Caroline NJ
Wolfe, beloved wife % walter ~
Wolfe ana daughter Of Nicls and jose
phlne Jensen.
Funeral from First ward mesun.
house, Provo. Sunday. October pih' "
1880 y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

Paris. oct. A-rhe Gauioln says
The peace commission has only lfhi.
~ touched the question OF the Philip
pines. They have decided 20 claim
the whole island of f.uxon and my
Invoke the report 81 Admiral nfuti.
who has declared that tbr poueuila
o. Manila without the rect u iui,a
would compel the presence " a l,fstf
squadron and army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
Talks Of the rour-Mne riarers aud the
Grand rreampment District.

Grand rreampmsnt District.
Jack Edwards, the millionaire sheen
and mining man of Rock springs. Wyo
IL In the city. Mr. Edwards Ia Interested
IN mines all over this inter-mluntnin
country. Iie reports clean-up this
summer a. his F1ur-mlle placers. Route
county. Colorado. The placefs ~ the
Blg Hole country, Wyoming. he says.
arr turning out grandly and the clean.
ups at the various camps will reach
many thousands OF d0llars A short
time aFo h. was IN ghr Hahn's Peak
country In northwestern Colorado
where he has several hue placer claims
lie reports that great deal 1f prlH-
poctlng Is going on 10 discover tho
mpiher lode from which an the placer
Sud that II scattered over the country
must come. He IL expendlnr a consider
able amount OF money IN mis- direction
and "a running a tunnel ln Hahn'n
Oulch near the spot where the unhap.
py old German ilrat washed out gold M.
Ter discovering the mountain which
perpciuatcs his name. Bu. little work
Il being done on The biz placors NJ IN
Peak owing 10 break ln the ditch that
brought water 90 the grounds. Nh. Ei
wards predicts O bright future Tor thIf
out OF me way mining camp.
When asked about th' much ialfrf
o. Grand Euc1mpment country AZ the
hcndWaters OF ih' slavery iYgr
carbon county Wyoming. Mr Edward.
said he had recently visited fhe DlmI
for some heavy capitalists nf MIutiu.
and elsewhere, H. examined tha Uouu.
Try carefully and WAS obliged 90 tur
y down. lie aaid 10 was boom PROPOSE
tlon. som1 traces ~ copper ore We're nu
couu,ored. said he, but the development
work already done had flli0d 90 hrlut
out anything on value What The fltur
OF the camp would be he sud NOT say
but his opinion was thar IN IL fhlr
time y would Doe abandoned, In speak
ms OF wyoming a. u mining stale d
gave II az hls opinion that FOR som
years 20 come " would be- along ,h
lines OF coal ana mineral oils. Prospect
ing In the state Was only spaamodleall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

The uah camhrlan association heli
a meeting at EIiedafod headqunterr
40 2 O'Clock this afternoon, at which
hsre wer present a good number o.,
members OF tho association. The bust
moss uf the meeting was In connection
with the Elsttddfod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

The undersigned Will fell o., puFAiiss
sale. all Of lot seven G) ln ill'ee f,ii
90. Five Acre Plat a. hlk ias
survey. Salt Lake County; c9hla',.u.p
ave acres OF land; or - mueh w NJ,
as may be necessary, % rai.e VIZ an
on Three Thousand Dollars ,ilo09l W.. w.
or after Thursdny,th tho goth day ol Nh
Der, a. u. 1895. and written ,,ria'
be received az the ONCE Of ~ v, eai
attorney Tor administrator, n.l,e''
Mccormick Block, salt Lake tI's.rt o.
Terms OF aalei Cash, ten per IA.
purchase money 10 be- paid 10 ". "a
mlnlatrator az the time OF rAl,' Sly 10
The balance Of the purchase ~" sen.
ba paid Immediately unon
flrmati0n of the sale by me 49, sth.
DATED az salt Lake CITY o''''
FRANCIS ARMsrlIo.S,Jni u,
Administrator Estate OF SAHlu''
sell, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
In the Mixing,

The mixing Of the food IL a critical
part Of The product but the material
used In the mixing determines the
quality of The food prepared II you
use w. 2 baking powder you are GER
tain 10 have better results from your
cooking than otherwise possible We
know the satisfaction which comes
from using this excellent material and
want you 20 give Il a trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

carried on and great deal Of che
country had never seen q prospcrtor
Mr. Edwards ia we'll known ln SAN
Lake mining ana bsulncss circles. ne
will remain in the city for some time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
Itmnle Choir.

The members Of the Temple choir are
reumatad % De az the Assembly hall
tomorrow sunday afternoon at 1868
o'clock.
@. ]. THOMAS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

the negotiations the caulois io,,,
siyf. "lF
The question was somewhat t5ush..
upon thouEh not discussed. yesieriiv
Gus difficulties when Il comes up
The FIRST session lasted ,wB ho,..
President Faurc, through mo tfe',"
States amhnaaador. Gen Horace psri..
today Invited the American cee,,,'.
son 90 visit the Long On .fnu' 5,,'
course on Sunday In order Wilma N.
race Tor the PrlN Municipal. The AM,
leans through. che umblrrsd.,
thanked the president, bu; dos''aa5 N,
invitation. The American po4c. ~.
miaslon rccqnvcncd Tor a two h,u,s
session at 1880 .. m. today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
PROBATE AND ouAHpI,Nsiiir
NOTICES.

Consult County clerk or the Respective
signora for Further Information
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
Mu,leaI Note,

The Juvenile ohoiru. central. north
side aud south side. will all Join to-
rcthcr 10 sins Al the sunday School
Union at the Tabernacle at ! o'clock
tomorrow night. Let the children be
early on hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
Iion. shrrman iIosr D,ld.

Concord. Man. oct. S-Iilr. D.
man ll1ar. AFTER an llln4rs W be
W. X, disd Ia, night at hlf heia
Main street. ~ iyph3M fever. c5nlf.
cd while making q tour ~ 900 sIIan
camps AZ general 10 ihf Mnfi.li.
nefiH Volunteer afsoclaflCu.
Sherman lilar was b1rn in rJntfl
In July. 1850. lie entered Hawaii ara
10 1879 Has EraduHsd villa hlnfrs De
WIS admiisd 90 liie bar N isNt Dc
began his practice In Waiiham. Maal
and i1yp ytaw lailF enigrtl ih' law
hrm of Storey. Th1rndyke & lilar.
iiultlu. IN 1890 b. Wia elected 20
Congress By che p,mscrAtL ~ Ne
expiration u his term o. Wa1hlngi a
he waf appointed dlsths attorney ~
the Boston distr.c. by praiifm cisyt.
land. outside ~ his own Gown ~
many years he hold many lmpqrianl
pysltlons VI truF.. lie wa a ilfaa'
u the United Unitarian H.aif.y ana 4
member % fhd board OF grus.tff 4
rhlliips-Exrtar academy.
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PROVO.
PROVO, UTAH,


Fourth District Court.
The suit u joseph W rhornc W.
Pleasant Grove city commenced yoater-
day In che Fourth dlrlrici eoug.
Plaintiff sues Ter 1880 damages, for
brokon lex ana a ulsioclted ankle.
which he sustained through horse
falling with him In inc g.rfet 70 Plc1l-
ant Grove on February iGth, 1888. lie
claims chat che city was ntEilreni ana
careless 10 permitinE tho water from
the dlichra % overflow The street.,
which formed dee AMI ciuaed hts hor~
60 slip and fan, The defense ia uhnt
the overflow could not be prevented by
the c.ty. urd THAI me oniccr. had
taken steps 50 Improve TIE condition
or the street and 30 make 20 SAFE by
HcrtiCrlug asdioa on ne Zee. AMI chat
the accident was 'he result % enc
painunH avn Cirelsrmff1, who waA
riding IN a rapld pr reckless manner on
the por.ion % the street which was
covered with .cc. while he Nigh. have
travelled on a part OF me Ercs which
was not 20 covered. Thgrt ara about
twenty-five witnesses IN the ease.
Warner a IldutK are attorneys Tor
plalnllff AMI \. u. Thurman ana y. y.
Curfman Represent the dCferdant.
J. n. Armitread " pisrpont 4
Hsason. motion 60 teErrTntc complaint
gfanicd and fvc days given 10 comply.
All Jurors no, on che case Of IN rnf
" Pilasar; Grove city were excused
an october a2nd.
Tho following cnae WA set. Th1m-
a. J. schofeld W William T. Williams.
Oct. 22nd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

The Emery stake choir. who COM
petod at the Eiatcddfod. will furnish
the music az the Conference tomorrow
morning Though not a winner. this
choir deserves great credit for it,
coming 10 this Eiateddfod. and under
their Violated circumstances, they and
their leader have accomplished won
dcra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

~. Louis. oct S-N apaa.ai 1, a.,
Post Dispatch from Carl'nsIii. ~
says that sheriff Davenrlf. M ~
on the governor for troops 10 u..-1,..
order In Virdon where coal no.. ~
ON strike.
A. Springfield yostcrdly Os....
Luckcna, sheriff Davcnrsr nfi' gt',-
tAry W. y. Ryan. of thu ntals n.-l4r
union, held a conference UIi1 l.sa,
Gov. Norihcutt, the ACTING f.llt nTrf
tratc. Luckuns asked % have ir',.,
sent 20 Nirdcn. but Acting Gov. Nirf
cutt declined 20 d. %. saying th..s ~,
no present necessity. To albl hiFtf.'
that trn0pa would be furnished By n.
state u sherln Davenport, called n.
them.
Today when shcrin Davenport. f..
turned 20 Car'inviile. hc ioifnei Ni
while rome striking minttH htl IA
Nlrdun more were coming Ia h-
Mount Olive and other min.nr ils.t
several deputies had been drlv.s /.
~ Nluien, and the sheriff thought ~
presence % troops was neceFH1rY Dtis.
rtrvc order there. lie aclcrdinFiy ais
his request 90 the governor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

\ contract has been made by the
Sprlngviile Milling company. with the
Great Western Manufacturing COM
pany for loo worth ~ machinery g.
be- placed In the mlllinE company'a
mill al springville.
O. n. Hopkins for several years
Ticket clerk and operator Tor she X. q.
w. ny. Co. ~ thia city, viii succeed =.
". Siinaln a. messenger OF fihe Western
Union telegraph company ami Wells
Fargo express agent IN Tow days,
Mr S,insdn going 30 salt Lake "a she
travelling freight and paAsugcr agent
u the Santa Ne.
Two Married Mon. which has been
playing 60 good Houses In Salt Lake,
comes 20 the opcra house Monday even.
ing, oci. io,h.
A deed from l.. c. Peterson 90
Mnihfn T.. Hansen. both OF Eureka,
has been Med Tor record, conveying a
one-gixth lntertH, In she following Tin-
Ne claims, Tor "a c1nsidaratlin a $3.50,
The Selma, Selma No. 2, Highland
Laddie and Bonnie Jean.
The funeral services over the rc.
mains ~ Airs. ". ~. Wolfe viii be
held IN the FirF. ward mcc,lng huuse
on sunday. commencing At 1880 pm.
The infant son % Mr. and Mrs.
Nighons Eyert ~ the F0urth ward
ulsd Thurfiay from navel hemorrhage.
A large numbar % typhoid fever
cases aFe reported from sprlngville.
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IN b the rroEram for pr. parry's

This II the program for DR.. Parry'a
lecture concert toniFhti
I. OrFan solo o.. PROT. J. J., phynca
2. Song. My Friends u Old Dr. Parry
lSunR BY the compoucr)
g. Talk on Mozart
T. Male chorus, Tho Sound of War;.
hlndmsn 81, 90 e. o.. ., ..br Parry
Q. Talk on Schubert.
o. SOLO $1,000 ssssss Mrs. woodward
7. Talk on Beethoven.
= solo ..Mrr, Lirnlc Thomas Edward
.. Song. Make New Friends. but
Keep tho old o.. O., o.. ..Dr. Parry
10. Male chorus, Homo Love.
see ssss - ss.sss .,Dr, Parry
Conducted by tho componcr)
n. Talk on chopin.
a. Chorus. The Glorious Songs Of
Freedom, tiilodmen) Tabcr-
hncle Choir
Conducted BY the oompoaer.)
A general admission Of 20 centa will
be charged.
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l,re.IaenlInI ArpoIn,meal..

Warrington. Oct s.-Ths prs,s..,
today made the following apai's,'
menir'
Thomas r. McGourin Of Fiords. t,A
marEh1i of The United siai.r Gf h.
Northern district OF Florida
John \. Squire % CNnr1d4. q,
Springs. Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

More than twenty million ff,,
samples Of DoWlttH witch liaIil
salve have been distributed BY ~
manufacturers. What better proof
their confidence In It's merits DO ysa
wantf II cures piles. burns. Scala
sores. Ia the shortest space Of time.
r. G. Schfamm. Prescription ptus'
giat, Mccormick building. corner AAih
and First South Streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

In the Third Judicial District Ceu''
Probate Division. County VI san
Lake. state OF utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08

In the Matter OF the Estate Of sAinu"
Russell. deceased.
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UNLISTED sTocKa

TRANSFERS OF sTocRs.
Daisy. 200 shares q 0lsc.
Depreciation. 100 ~ t6c.
Galeua, 100 q soc.
tiaiena. 100 " sic.
Mammoth. 800 ~ ".
sacramento. 600 a. 5Ic.
South swanAea. 100 ~ ti.st
south swansea, 100 q u.etA.
Chioride Point. 100 a. ~.
Overland. 100 y Sis.
Overland 100 q ti.eo.
Dexter. 100 q 81
DeNter, 100 q t2.0i.
I.itlla PiiesburE. 1000 q $40.
Little PlitshurK, 1000 u g.c.
Golden Eagle. 1000 o &c.
Young America. 100 u Bike.
Total shares sold. $500.
Selling value Of stocks. t2,i1l25.
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During the week HhaFpa haVo changed
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