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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
WERE GOOD 10 A UTAa SOLDIER.
A Sick and Starving member Of tie twenty
Fourth Kindly Cared for at Denver.

Lady, am nearly starved. and
nothing could be more welcome 20 my
sight than that badge, Tor know that
II stands Tor an that h mobile and gen
rrous, / belong 10 company E,rweniy-
fourth Infantry. have been sloi, In
Atlanta. Ga, since We returned from
cuba. ana have just been released from
tho hospital ana am now on my way 10
Join my regiment ut salt Lake. Aiy
papers are In my pocket II you doubt
my Htlry,hut please give ne something
10 eat; I'm hungry"
SO spoke Clarence RuCkcr n cllorcl
soldier who ulightcd, or rather was ns-
mted from an incoming train ycstrr-
day morning That he was Htln suffer.
ing from tho effects of sickness ana
that his agony was heightened by lack
nf food. no une could have doubted. IIir
every action showed a. he was weak
and could hardly have made his way az
the dlning-ropm had u not been Tor a.
slstnnoe rendered by one ol the dcnot
officers. TO make matters Wnrso. ne
had but two minutes In which IN
change cars ana proceed on His TOM
ney. When Informed OF this the man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
"a HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE.
Full OF SHAME" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOL--l 10

Tor one block. Then. suddenly. the
cuachman stood on hIH scat. and like n
man directing q cavalry charge, crack
"a the whip and whlIprd az ihc horse,
Unused 60 such actions she animal
Jumped forward and broke into "a gai-
lup.
The rrnyhaircd mistress started ur
10 anr.ght and. tuEEiuE az thc coach
mans arm. hfHouTht him o. stop his
antics and pull up the horse. he could
not understand her und kept urgnE
on the frightened horse. while perauni
along the F.dcwalka gazsd In amaze
nerf after the queer spectacle u =
aiald carriage horse Ealloplng at high
speed, "a nurcv-lnlklnH Caucltman hat
llllug and whipping 70 % harder cnori
and "a Frny.hairvd woman franilcallS
pulling his arm and pleading with HIN
n was uve minutes before the coach
man pulled up. and 70 was with Hlni'
difficulty hlH mistress made him under
stand she wished 90 return homo.
An Inquiry was oct on foot. and. VIII
the aid VI an Interpreter. u tranHpifci
that thc cuachman had been a driver ln
the Chrlntlania IRE department, hut
never ln any other capacity and that
handling family horses was not familiar
work 90 him. As the family never
makes % point 90 attend i-iis The
utliiiy ~ the euachmau'H experience
was a. once decried and hin phrn made
NnUHuH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
WEATHER REPORT
weather report showing observa.
tons at 3 am. todayi

weather report showing obscrva.
lions at am. today!
salt barometer. sD:M. temper
aturc. e.. minimum, 30; wlnd, south
east. miles pcr hour. clear.
Baker city barometer. a0ili. tcm-
roraturc. ~. minimum, %. wind, SOUTH
west, light, partly cloudy
cheyenne Barometer. 30i39: temper
allure, -. minimum, 20. wind. north
tcrt. G miles per hour. clear.
ttavrc- barometer. 1Q.i2. tompcra-
turo. 3s. minimum. ai' wind. west.
miles per hour; partly cloudy.
na--niiromctcr. 1894. tompora
turc. ~. minimum, 81. wind. south.
west, lirht; cloudy.
fd,ho Falls barometer. 90.gs. tom.
parature. %. minimum. 20. wlnd.south
west, liEht. clear
Miles Clty--Bnromctcr ao.aai temper.
aturc. u. minimum. %. wind. south
iight. cloudy.
Wlnnemucca- Barometer. sn:gG, tom.
pcrnturc. 20. minimum. %: wind.n0rth.
east, 9 miles per hour. partly cloudy.
General and local farccnata f1r &c
hours. ending o. m. tomorrow.
For Utah forecast made az San
Frnncisco3
ralr tonirh, ana Friday stationary
temperature
FOR Salt Lake city ana vicinity:
Fair tonight ana Friday. stationary
temperature.
J. n. SMITH.
Observer. Weather bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

Racks Tor holding packages IN rail-
r1ad ears arr made adjustable by a
Texas mans device he which the rack
b mounted on cords suspended from
pullcyH ln the top OF the car, with
WEIGHTS ut the other ends 81 tho ropes
o. balance the racks at any height,
An improved receptacle Tor condensed
milk has piston set Ia tho cover. 90
be- pressed down by the thumb and
force the milk through tube running
from the bottom uf the cup 10 the ZIP
~ the sprlut.
A handy Vegetable slIcer II formed Of
a scrloa OF knives set ln the bottom oi
a central opening In standard, with
slotted head hung ON lever above
~ 90 over tho knives and force the goy-
6tlblcs through the cutters into u re-
ceptaCle below,
Tho depth M water under a shin can
Dc quickly usHerinlned by d now sound
lnr apparatus consisting Of a casing
suspended from sliding ball, which
D. attached % the end of cord or wire
running 90 the deck. tho weight 0f the
easing breaking NE electric current un-
an 10 strikes bottom,
Live minupWH FOR bait can be at
tlchcd % a hook with litlle injury hy
now holder, consisting OF u single
piece ~ wire bent 90 form an eyelet IN
the center with che ends pointed to-
ward each other, 90 De Inserted In the
Words can ho automatically counted
on typewriter by simply device
which has d number of diala set In a
franc with q lover al one end % reach
under the end 90 fhe space bar as che
counter rests on ih table 90 operate the
mechalsm which moves the Indicator
on the dial
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pII's AND SPURS.
snyer. - M. ~.

SILVER tsN: lead. t155.
Reports have ii that c. L plsnosiiy
\ about Co take an option on tho Little
Pittnburn.
The Washable cnmpany'n assessment
u une-fourth Of q cent share be-
came delinquent today,
Tho bingham tunnel now In dis-
inncr " 1000 feet. lH 90 be- pushed
another thousand right away.
A recent shipment by the Centennial
Eureka uHaHyrd " per cent copper. ~
ounces silver and - On rold O. the ton.
The late shipment ~ ore from Beaver
Lake went 1850 per ton. the ore carry
ing 20 per cent copper. ounces sill
yer and $50 gold.
John Dcrn leaves this evening f1r
Colorado springs and Cripple Creek A.
the latter point he viii look Into bis
mining Interests.
Allan g. Washington, president ~ the
Horn silver. lott yesterday fur the
coast, from which point hr goes north
IN "a circuitous -~9uic 10 hia home at
New York.
Mcrcur 10 tn have > now water sup
ply. WIN krliy " ophir beinE now en-
gagged In forming company - run a
pipeline from the Kelly Springs, a dis
lance OF HlN miles.
Mii tests of orr from yhc Midas mine
at Deep Greek have been very success
ful. q saving OF NJ 90 % per cent being
effected. and the ore showing values uf
between 80 and 80 Ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
A NORWEGIAN cOAcHMAH.
Re Vas Hired 10 Div family Carnage,

A Norwegian C1achman was re-
Gently enjoyed by a south Side fami-
IS. says the Chicago Chronicle. lie
gained his position on his own rvpre-
Hsuiuuou that b. was "a skilled driver.
n speedily developed That his claim
Was true. but tho demonstration was
OF such q startling nature that the new
driver Was released with great swift
moss. Iir has BOT SO, secured q place.
hut u aus municipal tlre department
needs driver tht man from the Scan.
dluaynn peninsula can obtain az leagt
one recommendation,
Whgu he applied Cor the position tho
fact that Do could neither speak or I'M
defsnuI Enrlsh We'll was not oonsid-
cred much uf "a drawback. Ills rm-
ployor f.lt that 10 the man could COM
prrhgnl Fmpla Instructions AZ 10
whore % dr.y, and when 20 stop the
family could bt pIUgHi with him un-
tll No should learn little more OF the
Anrla-s1X0u tongue. Matters were
ARRANGED and thr elmo tnln came FOR
mo nov c0aohm1n 90 hold the reina
ovsr ma family horse for the nrBt--
and ID rrhvcI 10 De- thH hst-tlmo
Tho horse WIS partly Oh blame. u was
a mech enhurn animal ana could easily
de driven by any ono who would refrain
sr,rn usInf "a uhIp. This little point was
mai eNpiaiutd-flr linguistic reasons
ana ala5 becauEo % Wts nos Thought Nee
essary-ta the councilman. 50 when the
e,nrhman drove thG horse 20 the front
on mo residence and the mistress
stepped INTO the nrIllge neither she
nor the cnachmau had any nneaslners,
The drive was quie' ana uneVensful
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The Ocean Carrying Trade.

The philadelphia board of trade has
started a movement Tor the revival ni
the American ocean carrying trade. II
has adopted o. series OF rrHIlutIHuH urE
lnH Congress 90 consider during ne ap'
preaching session what action o. uUrl'
"a o. rpHuf, o. the United States Che
ocean carrying trade % vessels HllllnH
under the United states has. II seeks
also the earnest Corporation of DIm'
merclai organizations throughout The
entire country,
The following extract from nm article
by the late james ~. Blaine, published
originally ln the N1fih American re.
view, ia equally applicable 10 the Htu-
alton today.
II viii uot escape Mr GildHone'a
keen observation that British Interests
iu navigation flourish with less rivalry
and have Increased ir greater proper
tlIn than ANY Ushcr uf The great Inter
sFtH of the United kingdom l ask hin
candid admission that % N the one I'M
tsrrai which England has protected
steadily ana drlurnInrlly. regardless
~ rOuHirirncy and regardless NJ cN-
pcnse, N1r viii Mr.. Gladstone fail 90
note that navigation u she weakest 90
the great Interests IN the United safes.
because o. she one which the national
government has consistently refused 90
protect. NJ since tn Clvil war the
United states had W. NJ Ia protecting
her chipping merely the annual inter-
sHi on the great sum which England
has expended Go protect her ocean
trlftic American fleets would now be-
rlvallng the fleets ~ England aH they
rlyaicd them before the war on every
nft whore the prospect % commercial
gtln Invites the American nag.
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Nntc.

Junlus Young IL down from sal,
Lake on Insurance business
iloran's Alley Is tho next attraction
~ the Opera house. 10 comes FRIDAY
me 18Th.
Notice Of location o. the Lilly mining
claim In Camp Floyd mining district,
has been Med with Recorder Thomas.
william Elton ct al aru The ncaiora'
louis Mcccham has returned from
Strawberry valley with ave deer, she
largest Weighing 2a3 pounds, and over
100 pounds " trout. a. the result OF n
hunting and nuhlng expedition.
The relatives and friends ~ Mrs.
oscar Sporty 81 the Fourth ward gave
her a very pleasant surprise parry.
Tuesday evening ai her home, In honor
u she nlxiy-acr9nd anniversary OF her
blr,h.
Tho Provo city c1uncil has passed an
ordinance providing Cor the collection
~ pll FAX from residents within thc
corporate limits hy She street super
visor This tax has heretofore been
collected by the county rad super
visor
The financial statement Of Provo
CRY f1r the quarter ending September
anih HhHNHi cash ON hand, July
1T. T.gi,is. rcelpts during quarter.
s. .Oin.At. total. ~ ldi.gi, DlsburHc1 dur
Ink quarter. fa.siAts. cash ON hand
october let. tG.ss2ts.
gherln st.rrs received a telephone
message from snh Lake. last evening,
O. ihe snCg. that iho men who stole
some trousers from Albert Slngleiln'a
clothing store. last saturday. had been
captured by Detective sheets. The
ah.FHm ttH.f.H ma HFIUH HhH man
Esteilo V. collier u. y. Smith and
Luta V. HlnH have hlsd notice 81 i0ca-
tiun u a reservoir fur storing wascr,
situated about twelve rifles nsulhcast-
erly from Thistle Junction, The reHrr-
yoir II 30 be- hiltl with surplus water
from Lake Fork creek, The capacity
N the reservoir will b. 1000 acre feet.
Successful benefit entertainments
were given Tuesday evening In tho
First and Fourth ward meeting houses.
The one given On the First ward WINS
% honor VI Elder julius e. Anderson,
who wll SOU leave Cor Denmark a. u
missionary. and she one In the Fuuigh
ward was n honor OF Elder Ncphl
Otiers1u. who has been called 10 mi a
mlaaisn 90 the southern States.
A. aa illustration - the variety OF
opinions people have ON almost any
question, 10 may be- 11ted that, IN cone
nog,ion with The apparent anxiety
manifested g. have the teachers ~
Mlsa Emma Ramsey the Provo young
Eaicddfod iIr her singing, receive
their proper share ~ the credit con-
nCctrd with she event, some OF the
Provo people think possibly Miss Ram
sey may herself deserve the praise for
her success
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Provo. UTAH.


Letter from Manila.
Burrlah wilkins. Of Coaivliie. wh.r,
~ was city harshal before he len r.,
INC scat ~ war uH volunteer, has
written 20 his mother. Mrs. Alex VU.
klna Of the seconi ward IN ms civ
The letter IL dated IN Manila, Rcptcn.
Der fih, ana n as follows:
Dear Muihefi We are In conform.
hlc quarters now ana have plenty III
ume' 90 VIII drop you few lines Ia
Jet you know how ! am feeling. You
have seen BY the newspapers that wu
TOOK Manila on August 18TH. Since that
ume We have been here in tho city.
The day We landed near Manila We
had a very hard rmc. % ralned cou-
tnually day and night. during which
time there was not a dry blanket ur
rhlt Ia camp our tents became
mouldy ana rotten H1 tho water cimH
through a. % would through "a rcIyn.
They pat The Utah boys % tho front
continually. We were probably the
only organization in the expedition
which was 10 the front aud under
spaulih IRE three weeks: but every
man remained steadfsny al his pos, AMI
ohcyci every command throughout the
engngcment ana We came out With
out single loss ln our batteries. Men
were shot down all around ~, bullets
were ilyinE ~ thick as hail. shells were
bursting on every side. Tho sights
Wee shot on one OF our cannon. an
oiner shell rasscd through wheel.
We were the nrat O. enter tho city
through a rain OF shrt and she'll yet
every man ~ ~ answered % HE name
that mghl at roll CALI This We think
u unparalleled IN The history of our
county.
sfN.tt - - ..f 49,. 49, ..... A..
hccu Praying FOR me while I have been
engaged IN this work. for I have az
ready many times felt your influence.
Mother. believe me, I would rather h-
supported by you and your prayers
Than hy a rcgiment OF soldiers with
out your prayers ! would not attempt
10 pass through what ! have. For In-
stance one day whlle IN the eutrenoh.
menta | volunteered % go out away
rom the guns 10 make nlme cufte f1r
w. as We dare not raise a smoke f1r
fcar the gpanlarla would locate yul
position. When about half through th0
enemy saw we aud opened IRE On M.
l was determined Go stay by my
work until finished. u was not long
until | got the fecon1 bucket, the hrHi
hulng pierced with bullets. aud 1 came
w with ahe coffee safe, l fclt no moro
alarm than II l had been making clff-
tee IN your shhnty az home.
II have many things that I would
IKE % tell you, hut I win leave them
uHil ! come home, u the Lord viii
hpare my lie, n Is now duty Of our
government % got ~ nut NJ here as
soon az possible AS many are going into
the hospital every day. About 400 arr
lh the hospital today OF which many
WI hc left here, at least their mortal
remains
"rhe United States does not want
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Salt Lake city. Utah. oct. u. 1855
POULTRY.
Poultry IN Ia fair demand. with prices
declining on account ~ the Open
lnE of the game market
Drcssed poultry drawn. with
head ana fcs, on. bring figures as fol-
iuwai
Turkeys. per 10. ,,.,. ...."..ifI, II
boosters $500. ,',ss:s,''.'''''.. q, " W
Spring Chickens. per doz O.. .,.,tsd $50
nuTTER AND CHEESE.
Dealers report the buttor supply
much better thus weakening the de-
mnndi
Creamery butter per pound ......, Is
Daily .... ssssssss ssssssssss .ssssllWsla
Cheese. Utah new ......'...'..... y.
EGGS.
The egg market IL sim at present.
and there Ia "a good demand Tor the
produc, now quoted az ~ per case,
The above are Wholesale III flnE ne.
urea on poultry, butter. eggs and
cheese. The selling ngure u 10 per
cen, higher.
Wheat.-Eo cents per ouahel.
oatr-Si per hundred.
Cnrn-go cents per hundred.
Cracked Corn-ti,O0 per hundred
Hye-o5 CENTS per hundred.
nran-6O cents per hundred.
shoria-10 cents per hundred.
HAY.
Tlmothy-iiOOo per ton.
MiNed-iS00 per ton.
Aifnlfn-t6.O0 per ton.
FRUITS.
Pcachos are practically out Of The
market
pEACHES-Utah. per case. 50ca75c.
PRuNES-Frsnch, Uiah. 800 90 Gsc bu,
APpLEs-utah, In good demand, per
hu. Gocuisc,
PEARs-In good demand. per box, 30,
lit.00
LlMoNs-Cal,. per box, C.O0G3ds0
uRAPEs-Whte. CAL per crate, 81;
black, Cal, per crAte, 81 Tokay
si.g5; AalVoics. fi.ib; Utah, wei
packed. and good variety ti.Oo, 9th
eru, zoe, per case.
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SIIE on THE SUNSHINE
WI. Nan q tn. West Say It's Purchase BY
Buies is Almost Certain
crock ADVANCING MARAPIO RATE
. work 81, Manning Mines OF the
So,,hwe.i-Des,er SIN the A'''H'''"
ON the Exchange

the alarming rnie at when 'u" ~,
lne leads many to the oelist
,I IN Fac. the positive assurance 1ha'
~. rr5possd deal VITA CHARTS ,u..
~, (. eaIng through. It comes rom rom
me- wen posted In such matter.
s...-',bin a day or two the stock VIII
'u', %. 5.wsnd at - per share ana All
=. ' ...,up, Of the seeming certainty
81 a.. uutprs securing possession OF
% ~" a,,rsrty. The deaf con'empiaies
". W. rs,rlsh. purchase Of ihe sunshine
Wv v. snare. whleh means an outlay
o. ~, million dollarA ar. Hutiets,
% u. ..,-,'ris' ID il said, have con.ln,e,.,,ol
~ tharr BE- money ~ u ~ tils
pun va ssd he proposes 10 eii ~,
nglie' N. f,ith by biz works. Tne
80 !, s9u'ppad with ilfsi.oia'' nm. n,,ii
ml9' . H. 1irIly rcmodelti 90 meet
80 ,'1vsrri,s 81 the occaalon. Nihl
in' e,'g. III ihe Stock j. slid 20 D,
N,ttv Neon. sherman. oihcer an9
h.'l !" II, I'd whom. d y undorliD1l
.,u,r 10 t.u at the nNure aeoNe
~. - Buffers has Fone 70 Sall-
qu," 81 ID s probable r1mcthins
lsy b done 10 thc matter on MS re-
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.,,o,,v became frantic. and only upon
nsaa. ss rom the depot attaches that
BE- would hold the train Tor five min
80 the mans excitement sub
IT, A Gun n hot coffee scented 90
.',..i.'o bia strength and spirits, and
n,biie no was drinking a bag was
NJ. allied with eggs and Handwichcs
- hir, 10 eat aiong. the way. ~ he
,,..s..J out N the room his eye caught
-, 81 "A large bunch " bananas. and
,,i. crtca plteouaiy that he might have
d., nne Half u dozen was hastily
n,,iiod IN. thrust into his sack and
Z s,av he went for his train. living cx-
annie Of gratitudc.-Dcnver News.
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...,,ns worl =, Manning.

,,.- al.,r,butinr cheelH aEEregallns;
Nll,i W.. W. o,ar $1,000. Gcorgc Dcrn on
~ Nereur and Gcyner MARION ~, In n ~
w., ~. tbc sod camp last night' anI
.tsils ihst work u g1lug ~ Nls,IS ..'.,,
H. iba enlargement N IN. Met,uI eg ~,
1,5vr nm located ai ManninE' AT AT
irr1 aays ihc mlslns ate nuH.is ~
e4e,f puft.nr .n ne f1undaiivh W nv 'll,.
sarka and that lumnrf :. ual's w ~,
m fha necessary puldlhs"
i.inr nirct1y On thc Er9unu; ~. ~, eh NJ.
", - rlrir'sind hy the stipulated
~. IL mat Ia 90 days the company
.9G b. found iruatlng 400 tons of ore
.y,fv a hours
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ths Thomson " Fremont. Mob.
s..'fst down from n1.Fc. idl.. this
r. i6Irr after taking DO me state faif.
i,-.isaial O. "a TRIP through iifltiah Co
igrb4 and Orcrun. AR. ThlmHcn
,-.gti D. ca1.d one ~ she "uid Mercur
.rIadH au BE- De- q bosom fricnd ~ John
prrr. Ei Airs lud others whom he
rllai urlr ns coon ~ he struck town.
me gentleman d also une Of those who
have made money az mining ana 10
NJ trp through me Northwest he saw
-ary prlp.fi'o1 that opened hia eyes
f. ~ uordoffu resources this country
aForIa Whether Mr Thomson In
vested n any Is not known. but u i a
safe proposition O. assume shat his
trp Will be- harencial financially. The
fentlcman van iArry here several days.
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cleln Up IN Commercial Slnet.

Agent Andrew nrlNen q the II. v.
Trust company called az the health de-
partner, this morning and requested
mat steps BE- taken 90 compel people
Who live on commcrcla stree; 90 clean
Up The Inspector maue "a visit today
and gave necessary notice.
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3aksTs v ~. d q week ago, The stock
glgtuir,,' ,.l lhis morning Tor new
uuffl IL, .,afa % M ne vacancies
agl M tb 20. ie.lgnatlon some time
over IN "a. NAlch formerly presided
homir. -, SINE members were plarea an
Outb,i "sli their names belne pelnh
H. by, H. H. Cllburn. cant. Fem ~
man ii'B' ~ James A. POLLOCK IT,
ana m, ~ ~, q. y. Hudson, Il. nnmberes,
ksllo,, VIZ Is. Lowe A rrturn IN f,s
handled by r. l.. colburn ana
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4 reception win be given the students
Of the laiicr-dny salugs' Collegr by
the faculty tomorrow evening. An In
tercHilng program Of exercises has been
arranged. and an enjoyable time n
promised. Tho reception wall take place
al the College building.
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nnllrosd for Gfsnd rncampmen,.

Hon. u. u. Chaig. OF Rawiins. has
Just returned from Denver. where he
met some Ctnicra capitalists who are
interericd IN the Grand Incampment.
and in an Interview stated that the rr.
ductl1n works az the above place will
surely - q g.. ~ iH the linton ION OF
the parties Interested % contract fir
the s.CCtlun Of the plant before the
winter scia iu. if tho works are NOT
built within the time specified they VAN
be crca ted In the early spring. This
De- good ncws Tor Enclmpmcnt f1lke
Another subject discussed at the Don-
vcr meeting vas the building u rali-
road. either from Eawlins or Woic0tt.
~ she gold mines. and the Judge gave
10 o. HI opinion that the building 20
the road ~ % ucCeHHity. and he said ID
was a forcvlne conclusion. u will h'
erected within tho nuNt twelve months
ana there arr Others Who concur IN tho
judges beilef.--Llramic boomerang.
In the Stevenson minr, Boise Basin,
Ida. hiE ledge % hiEh.rrade ore has
been discovered. the same aaid 20 be
studded with gold. The stevenson Bros.
own the property
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prNrrn srnL Tnr ATTRACTION.
nsn. At $3.50 In the riiTodsS strength
~ Others.

Dexter % fi.il me center N attraction
On thc H.l.k exchange. Today. A. Tor
several days post. the stock scored an
advance. and. not satisfied with yes
teriay's aeiung figures. made transfern
90 from $40 o. f2ip. th. number 81
shares being 1900. a. the close the
stock was nrm af1und the ngufca
quUsi, and seemed Or pared Tor an
other advance a. soon as the brokers
90 together again.
iuuf Acr dt ihs nrfi huHincfa on
She can 1000 fhawH going % another nj
S. cents Then Mammoth took a tura
AM alil NJ 1tp3g, Rt.ls t'e stock was
trinity il Tor 40 - ontario held q
good fmr hot dll No. lns'neaa ana
SUM hine ssid no % cents AND looked
stranger ihIn fIr many months past.
thh was also a flytNi, and sold az
o. and % cents
ln ihs unlisted CllFs sgpih swansea
i.ulfrt brNier Che fU.tk fri 'nr az
!lih 'Wthl was lfn ami found a
ilkrf 90 n cents while ullden EaHls
lHp.lArl itrfer Of activity and was
iI1ri lni us The fJi'fia Al ~ 40 IA
rfH k.. hmtrisAnrtHidh was boz tho
aH'rigGi url could lave slund a good
nti-" had holders feli Opposed a. TO-
The cl1sIrs n-urss v,.r. ~. ,,tt,.,...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
ANusEMlNIs.

A musical comedy at The Grand. with
clara Thropp In the leading role. has
been drawing good houses during the
week. Next wecks bin at this house
will be Hoean's Alley. the sale Of seais
for which opened al the box office this
morning. This combination will intro
duce herr Tor the frsi tina. he mystical
metropolitan urchin'aboui whom every
body talks. the yellow KID