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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
British Trade With Australia.

The Australian colonies are by far
the largest and best customers Of
Great ilrltnln and her possessions,
which enjoy the greater portion OF the
oversee import and export trade.
which, including that 81 Now ZEALAND,
Represented In 1897. according 10 tho
Victorian government Ht1iial' a Total
value Of els. SiO0iG, against tl2S,pds.-
21G In 1896. and ciii.bld.YVo IN lhns, OF
this enormous trade Now South Wales
alone posBcraea nearly once hlrd' thc
figures for 1897, according % The culOn-
ial government sthtlat.helng tAa Ata,422
ns follows. AustrahHlan colonies.
ci7,IlG9i3; United Kingdom, tle,ssh'-
Ss1. other British possossluns' tl,Aes,-
025. United States, tAa5olsoi france
Oncludlng New Caledonia and Tahltl,
ci.agg, S23: Germany unCludlnF Ger
man New Guinea and other pnsaes-
slons In the Paclnc), ciis0'obl. liel-
glum, c7iG,091: other countries, IT,
i6iiGO. The bulk NJ the AusirallslAn
exports uf domestic produce Is taken
by the United itiugiom. m t1ill
value of these, 10 1891 being tNis'ss.''
against cs.s1b.SS3 In 1895, and tna',-
c7.Gb3, 9i5. In 1891 the imports from
the United Kingdom amounted % -
b57 ,OGl, against GIi00ll5 m 1896, Sos
i20,i07 In 1895; ana eb,esl,is9 In 1871.
There has been steady Increase "
trade between New South Wales ana
Great Britain. interrupted only by me
great financial and commercial PANE
Of some few years ago, the NJ eject.
OF which are rapidly disappearing, and
with Increased mtentl0n 10 col1nla
requirements, II IL believed that In M
near future this Increase Will hrcum.
largely accelerated. There has alsl
been an Increase 0f trade, chiefly eN'
port. with the United states. the tg
urps for 1897 belng-lmpofta eiNsGhtl
exports 2i62. 8ie In 1898 the Import
were eb2G,s3l, and the exports eds5 800
n fourfJld Increase, Trade VIII
France has remained almost station
AIRY. but mat with New Caledonia an,
| Tahiti shows an Increase. Although
50 much has been said re-
/ spcctlng tho expansion 81 Der
man trado IN Australia, ther,
! Is little OF no appearance of II n
| New South wales the Imports from tina
country In 1891 being valued AZ co0O
| 49,, against c5hi. t02 In is92. There WA
a drop 20 ea7l.2l9 IN 1898, but an In
crease took place In each OF the sue
| ceedng years There has been consider
| able fluctuations In the New Soutl
| Wales exports to Germany, as show
/ by the following hgures.-iS92. el,0li,
| asa; 1898. cg7a Sgs. 1894, e9il,gi0. 1895
| ELLA ,66i. 1896 eI7i3a; 1897, Gss0,itl
! The numerous facilities afforded 10
| the Introduction Of Australian produc
into the United Kingdom gives III
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ADJUSTMENTS.

dentry's Dony and canine paradox IL
truly great show. Notwithstanding
the fact that thousands were out OF the
city at the resorts yesterday the tent
was crowded last night with an appre-
oiatlve and delighted audience. Since
Mr.. Gentry was last here he has made
numerous additions, and his show II
now twice as large, Fully a dozen new
features have been added making the
observation-disclosures In every respect.
The intelligence exhibited by the dogs
and ponies Is remarkable. They do
everything that human beings do eX-
cept talk, and they come very near do
Ing that, The show IL Interesting from
beginning 10 end, There are no delays
and nothing ls allowed TO drag. one of
the new features II miniature FIRE
department. a canvas house In set on
IRE, an alarm Is sounded ana a hose
reel. hook and ladder truck. patrol and
engine respond. I'w0 little monkeys
work the engine and stream OF
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mother country an Immense advantage
over ~ continental rivals. because thr
larger the value ~ It's Imports, the more
q .nHiGurallp becomes that uf the man
ufhcturcs taken ln CxrhnnF'. Were thg
German iarin more liberal with regard
60 Australian produce. tn prospects ~
Increased trade between thH two cnuu.
tries would hr more encouraging III
british manufacturer are beaten hN
German competitors IN any 90 the
branches ~ Industrial production. hey
viii have only themselves o. blaine, as
40 the material advantages are AZ
ut, sent ON their side. Tho value ui the
trade with Belgium has been steadily
decreasing from Gi,2ioI20 IN 1928 20
E,tc.Oa5. Germany being the largest
competitor encountered by the Flemish
producers. and the United states gain
Inr much Of tho trade In firearms form.
sris enjoyed nv belgium runsmiths and
others The amount NJ New South
Wales trade In 1891 with other cuun-
tries was ~ follows. South sea
Islands. $3.50. sGt: Chhlnn, cip0..N,
Now Caledonia. ci7iiiii Italy titi
49,; chilli Ci1i.s9i. Japan. ll2N.os'.
phillnplur Islands ceo.30si Norway,
clcsSi. lava. cat.aii; Ncthrrlnnin
Ili.hig. Ei,vpt, C2i.as Hawaii Esl
~: Sweden. c2i.i90. Pert. ei2,'ei'
other Countries Including Austria
brazil. Denmark. Greece. Mexico
Portugal Snpln. Switzerland, IN,
TransyAai, and Turkey. Gi00 s0e.
JOHN PLuMNi;il
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OBITUARY.

woodruff. Navajo go. Arizona. juno
2ist. isgs Horace Burr owens died az
the good old age of 30 years. lacking
two days. iip was born boz The state OF
New York. June %. 1919. with his par
ontn h. moved 10 ohio. when o. hoy be-
heard the Gospel ana WIS ~" nrHi NJ
hls fathers family tu Join the church.
ilc was baptized In Kirkland, Onto. NE
1880. Then h. went Co jackson Co, NO,
ana was there through an the driving.
aud then went Co Far West. Caldwell
CO.. NO. iic was through all ths
troubles there Then h. went to llll'
Iuis with the Saints ana was one ~ tn
first 90 commence work on the NauNuv
Temple. IT, went with The company tH
Black river and got out the lumber fui
tho Temple and then worked un tht
building. lie has don" % great deal Of
work IN nll the Temples except IN
Logan Temple. lie was, I think. The
oldest member IN the church az HI
death. he has always been faithful
and true 90 the Gospel. ~. died IN ful
fellowship aud loved hy all that knew
him. JAS. G. OWENS.
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n .KEns Am coMrANIrs.
a Di.puto On ~ TO the True Interpretation
Of the Revenue Act.

There's little dispute on between
local brokers ana mining companies,
concerning the true and legal intcrprc-
tntion ~ the war revenue act NJ relates
to transfers 81 mining stocks.
The brokers Tor the most part con-
tend that In all transfers u stock hut
one tax IL necessary and that. tax ot
cents upon each 500 face value OF
stock represented by each and every
transfer or Transaction. on the other
hand. most companies ARE and have
been oxncting the payment OF an hddl-
tionni tax ~ . cents upon each llul
face value. ana this II the cause OF the
ono broker today. who usually com.
manda the most polite Language known
10 the professor of English. was heard
10 utter n few words. while he
held In his hand several certificates N
stock. supplied with revenue stamps,
which the companies represented re-
fused 10 transfer until the additional
h-cent tax was paid said he. ~ these
companies would look the matter up
/ they would readily concedn that Uncle
/ sam never Intended transfers ~ stocks
| 90 be taxed more than once. The New
York stock exchange. which ought t.
be- authority In the matter, pays but
/ one tax Tor each transfer and eminent
legal ndyire here Il IN tho effect thai
no more than one can he collected"
because ~ this ructlon business II
stocks has been somewhat lntcrferct
with the past fow days and pr0mlsc'
"a remain 20 until the matter has hcol
| satisfactorily innd finally ndiudicnted
" II understnhd that Attorney Genera
| nishOp holds 10 the same Interpretation
contendrd Tor hy tho brokers' Tho tn'
~ Q cents upon each 800 face value %
stock whore change ~ ownership n hl
transfer ~ certificate upon the book
~ company. as provided for In IN
law, liz looked upon a. meaning tina
this tax IL only applicable upon certl
fcnles Issued by corporations argnnize
subsequently 10 July 1, 1898, and tcrme
'oflglnni Issues"
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'EASE ON THE BUCKEYE.
I,5ys Green and Associates Bond the Mine
for $4,000.
vsrsuvtsr RUNS NEARLY TWO YEARS
-, Central Declares its Second Di'i'
d.nd- brokers and Compan'cs-on
the stock Exchange.

.-.,t.,i,na were closed today
,.h.r.by the Buckeye mine at Tintic
','.,os into tho hands OF Judge Green
al n coieflc of wealthy associates
l,rier a lease and bond for $4,000. the
|,.s,7,ment 90 run for Il months from
August ist next
The Buckeye II the property OF the
|,,uskeye Mining company ana has met
10y rcvcrses In It's development. II
~. 4, n scction Of the rlntlc district
famed for riches produced ANA has
'rs,if shown Indications OF great min
,r,i wealth. having shipped one car Of
,i,ycn tons of ore. netting the sum OF
go and another just few days ngo
hrlsaine on the open market the sum
q SIS ton.
continually hampercd with assess-
,nepts 20 push Ne way into Moihsr
Earth. the buckeye has labored under
4 .rs,t difncuities. but the time appears
+. !, nav, come al last when u VIII be
handled TO advantage and doubtless
4 d.nonEtrate It's superiority. judge
Grsen. who has stayed with the prop
,rty through thick and thin, mas AZ
WAYS ruNANNNNl ANhA NN'ih W"
/ ming In u. and nov, II appears ne mas
concluded % convince his friends ihht
what he has said right along was true
wen To- the letter. The mine has
shtft 400 feet deep. 100 feet ~ whlch
is In water. on the 800 foot level there
4 splendid ore showing, says the
Judge, and from rhc SHAFT ore has been
taken running as hlgh ~ ~ In F1ld.
The mine shows n true assure vein ~
frct wide and In a crUas-cut from thl
4 shaft. values Of rs per cent copper have
been encountered.
The lease and bond, which VIII be
drawn up Immediately VIII provide
that the iusaeca furnish all necessary
/ improvements IN the way " mnchin-
I sry, etc. for the further development
7 u the mine. II win also provide Tot
the payment u a royalty by ihom 90
an ore taken from the property, and
In other ways secure the owners from
any possible loss or dlHldvAntaEc. II
IL tho Intention Of the lesscca % lmme
dlatcly sink the SHAFT 10 the o0O'.1n
level. and TO croHHcut the property NJ
che way down. IN doing this Il u be
iievrd q good body ~ ore VIII b. en-
. cluntcrcd and the mine placed on
4 paying basis. The property was re-
. cgntly exported. and this deal II hi
A outcome ~ u. Judge Green will con
/ tinuo as superintendent.
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os rur srocK EXCHANGE.
Considering the nay. Du.lness Was rairiJ
Active In She rit.

A. an aftermath 10 the Independence
Day celebration. business was fairly
good In the pit Of the exchange today.
when n number ~ the better class Of
securities dlshed out q few hundred
shares at quite respectable figures ana
remained In reasonably good tone
right up 20 the close ~ business.
II was some few moments before the
brokers fully realized their presence
IN the pit. ana consequently the nrut
stocks called received but meager at
tention. Teaching GeyAer- Marion, how
lover. the aspect was different ~ TINS
stock readily brought out business,
from 5Tu 20 ISL cents a aharc. unlcna
was about stationary with a bid Of n
rents, while Grnnd Central stood well
bid for the stock being wanted at 1896.
Mammoth looked well IN the figures
md sold nj si.A and ti.S7N Northern
Light dropped $500 shares for next 10
4 nothing and Sacramento held a hid of
60 cents but did not participate In the
trading
Recognizing stocks unlisted. but one
seller mntrrilized. that being Swansea,
which handed out 100 shares nt - N
and wna strongly hld for. Chloride
Point fell back few points. while
there was lively spnrrlnR for Richmond
Anaconda which many wanted al Z
cents shnrs. hut which could not he
had under 10. South Swansea was In
reasonably good shape and Dexter had
a hid ~ sissy, but failed 10 come out
even at this figure. Omaha also pro-
scented n firm front
NNf
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GRAND orNrnAL DNIprND.
Tintic's Blg Producer Posts Another
Amounting 10 sal ,eAO.

There was an array Of pleased faces
In the pit today when Il was announced
openly that Grand Central had posted
dividend No. In ~ sum " l2A cents
a share or 1880, the same payable on
the 10Th inst.
The news came over the wire from
Provo In telegram 10 Pcery and
Lowe, the stock brokers', Il, was signed
by l.. Holhrook, general manager ~ the
property and told the story NJ meet
Ing by the directors OF the Grand Gem
trnl In that city this morning. The
mine mentioned It n said. Is bigger
" tlated, Since rs initial dividend was
l1sled Just one month ago the mine has
thlpped 10 cars Of ore the same bring
mS IN cash the cool sum OF $4,000,
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THE FOURTH At sALTAlR.
Something IN he line Of an old.ilmc cclc'
bri,on.

Somewhere near 10000 people arscin-
biod AZ the great pavilion Of suliair
yesterday afternoon, ana a llvclier time
an things considered. has rarely been
enjoyed at this popular resort. II was
about 4 O'Clock before n start was made
Ia the matter Of ceremonies looking 10
a recognition of the Nntlun'H birthday
which had been 10 sadly overlooked,
except by individuals, In tho city
Judge cherry was president OF the
day, on taking the chair h. made
some fcicitom rcmnrkr ana through
out presided with dignity. John -
Lindsay made a departure from the
usual custom by rccltlnF the pcclnn-
ton Of Independence. He prctnccd "
with n few explanatory remarks. ana
then gave the Immortal instrument IN
% manner that has never been eNccl,l
In this part Of the world Hon. ". w,
Lawrence made an eloquent address
which was cNccllpntly received. lie
was followed by NJ NJ. Kaighn. who
spoke with feeling and effectiveness
~ the nations natal day. oihcr at.
fractions followed and the whole was
interpreted with fnc music by thu
band.
The saltair management deserve
credit for their enterprise In Elvln~ tho
people celebration IN addition 90 theli
usual attractions: and their agent
Prof. John y. Meakin. was absolutely
ubiquitous IN making the anair pleas
urnble 60 all the great thronF. win
one ur two exceptions. which were
minor and the fault NJ those who wcr,
10 be there but failed NJ the last hour
everything was as promised. IL was q
great time.
II should be mentioned that the irnlr
service was handled In manner ~
satisfactory and thorough that their
were no complaints. because no room
for any. n was an immense thrOnf
/ 20 carry forward and back, but u wa
| done with the precision 81 clockwork.
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Arthur Muglcsion residing In the
southwestern part ~ the city, was bad
ly burned about tho face yesterday
morning while preparing 20 fire bomb.
The bomb exploded ana shot right into
the boys face before hu realized what
had happened.
4 trio of enthusiastic young wheel
men IN the person OF Fred MuFlgHtnn,
q. H. Chrlquist ana a Mr.. johnson
mounted their wheels early yesterday
morning and pedllcd on 10 GARFIELD
Heaoh. Returning. Mr.. MugieHton SUI
fcrcd sunstrokc ana had 90 be- CON
yeyed "a farmhouse xix miles west oi
tho city. whore he was left 10 doctor
up and rcCupcratc,
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Phenomenal Lead output.

Judge w. u. Hepburn, who is here on
professional business. says the boise
Statesman. stated yesterday IN CONVEX
sntlon with o representative OF the
tho Occur d'Aiene country to enjoy
more real prosperity that u IL today:
There was not a man there unemployed
who wants work. he said. and the out
put Of the mines was phenomenal. lie
caiimateH the lead output 81 the Occur
d'Aiencs this year would be 10000 tons
an enormous production. The develop
menta along the gold belt were also
very encouraging. Everywhere was
the greatest activity.
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Ia ". Emmons returned Satur-
day from his sulphur properties, lie
and his party made the round tfip IN
three days. Mr.. Emmons found that
Max Snhr had opened up q good BODY
81 sulphur In the time he had been az
work. hut they had been unable TO
raise the money for the first payment
Of the bond. Tho deal II on and other
parties arc now negotiating for the
mine. Mr.. Emmons owns 100 acres.
The ledge hnH been exposed In seven
places IN a distance Of a quarter ~ a
mile. There % no doubt about lta being
q large body This property adjolns the
Humboldt sulphur company. which II
now operating on an extensive scale.
They are putting on a steam wagon,
aud teams are kept busy on the road
10 Humboldt Htatlon.-Lovclock. New
Tribune.
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omaha aud i,oturu

on each day until october 18th, the
Union Pacific win sell tlCkylH o. omaha
and return at rhtr. ~ $500 win limit
of Nov. 18th. The Union Pacific operate
the most handsomely equipped trains
loo the West which make many hours
quickest time 90 AN points East only
llue east from Utah witg Dining ana
Buntt Smoking and i.ihrVy Cars For
full Information, reservation u. hntihg
and purchase ~ tl7EptT, call no 90" 'pli
stand" ggi Main S,I o. ur lllrsas ~
81 clay General Agent Fiit Lake
CITY.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
TRANSPORTS or STOCKS.

Geyscr- Marion. 100 shares at INC,
Geyar- Marion. 100 at isc.
Geyaer- Marion. 100 az lsAc.
Mammoth, 100 az ll.s6.
Mammoth, 100 at SlSiM,
Northern Light, $500 at inc.
Northern Ligst. 1000 at ic.
Swansea. 100 at f2,A5.
Number OF shares sold, 400.
Selling value OF stocks, ySg2.15.
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silver beis; lead a3'1h,
The Horn silver reported today with
nix ears Of crude ore.
Thomna Weir spent today In Bling
ham looking over the Highland Boy
The Washington mine near Frisco
win have another shipment Of ore ON
the market very soon,
Manu Messenger 2. T. Pearson.
manager Of the Sterling Coal and Coke
Co, has been In Morrison this week
investigating the prospects, of the tun-
mel. Preparations have been made for
extracting enough coal TO supply tho
road that heretofore has been under
the necessity ~ purchasing coal from
other sources.
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Taking from this operating expenses 10
Inc amount OF about $1,000, and paying
Inc dividend Just declared. II can be
readily seen that the company has a
nlco surplus lcfl 10 apply 20 It's own
oxohcauer. Those who know declare
Inc latest. the company will enlarge It's
dividend. probably ~ the extent u 20
cents a share. The Grand Central IL
doubtless a mine.
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Every day. including sunday. thl
Utah Central Hallway mhkrE fouFd
trip rate ~ 90 cents o. h. Grand aud
phnrBnh'H. co cents o. Upper Shllr
CommlsH0nnty and barclays. Also rat,
nf 81 90 irIghinu'H and return, 90.
quickest and most comfortable route
10 urIrhtun'a D. Via the railroad III
Park CHS. Tho pnficy canyon road 10
one nf tho host boo the state. Hicycl0r'
u.s. the railroad o. Halfway House and
coast home. ur they can $50 through iN
Park CIty and bicycle homo entire do.
lance on good road, bicycles carried
frpr ON sundays.
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what among human iils arc more an
noying than pileHf The nniictiun that
prevents active exercise uru had
enough. but one that makes even rrHi
miserable iH worse. Women nrc nmuue
itH greatest mnrtyrL TAiLEitt
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT VIII
cure the most obstinate eases. Price,
90 cts In bottle. tubes 1ic Sold hy y
g. N. l. Drug Dept.
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Y. NJ. NJ. ia. County Officers,

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Y. NJ NJ. l. a. county officers viii be
held Friday evening. July sth, at s
o'clock. In the Murray meeting house.
a full attendance Is desired.
II. II. LYMAN, stake Supt.
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Disease m cured not ny magical m.
carnations but by medical science
Hence II IN that Ayers Flr rarlla
cures. and that Il proves no 'u.H.niy
TucccHaful n 10 "a fluIllullN pre-
pared and strictly rCoutuc blood
purifier mud tonic, the only one admit
led az the Worlds Fair.
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Y. NJ. MI. A. AIDS.

A meeting Of the Y, NJ. NJ. l. A. Stake
aids viii be held In the l.. ID. S. Bust
ness College lecture room. Templeton
building, Tuesday evening. July 18th.
at o'clock n. n. LYMAN.
wM. q. SEARS. Cor. sec'y.
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Th1uanlH 81 perfunH have been
cured vi piles by uHlng p0WiitH witch
Hazel Ealvr. n heals promptly aud
cures eczema ana 80 Hkln ilsonHnH. 10
riycf immediate relief 4. O. f'hfamm,
Mccormick nldg,, Cor Main g.
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Those who live on farms nro liable 10
many accidental cuts, burns ana
bruises. which heal rapidly when BAL-
LARD's SNOW LtNiMENT' is prompt
~ applied. Price 20 ana 30 cts, Sold
by u. g. NJ l. Drug Dept
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prof. GENTRY. of dog and pony fame,
made his appearance In this city AGAIN
last night. opening a weeks entertain
rnent with his wonderful trick animals
On the vacant lot between East Tenn
pie and state streets, on Fourth south.
The coming " Prof Gentry and his
dogs and ponies IL always an event ot
the year with the children ana th.y
sImply 70 wild with delight over the
Mi bu, human antics Of these cievcrly
trained animals. a circus. In lH en-
tirety. cannot be Compounded by the
average child. but there a. always one
feature of Il that amuses children. ana
that ls the dog and pony part OF u,
and prof Gentry has rcaped money
from his efforts to provide tho public
with this kind Of amusement. Tor he
has accomplished wonders In this line.
In addition 10 his trained dogs ana
ponies he has also trained monkeys,
whose tricks are cute and clever. \
tow ~ fhe many meritorious things on
the program were the handling by
dogs ~ the miniature IRE hose cart
and the putting out ~ n IRE the ar
rest. trial and execution u canine
offender and numerous other tricks 10y
the ponies and monkeys Every child
should see the dog and pony show of
| PROT. Gentry, ~ Il not only ple1se'
/ them. but teaches a lesson that viii hl
/ lasting upon their minds. Perform
nuccs will be given every night durInf
I the present week. with matineea cvofN
day during the last half.
Prof windsor locturci on astronomy
/ az the Thcater last night. This after
noon lecture for ladies' exclusively
| was given and another will be dcliv
cred tonight Tor men only.
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Salt Lake ofncp Of lslrl; 'fa'lonri
Bank OF Park city win mako loans
at reasonable rates. long OF short time.
on real estate, stocks, bonus. mort
gagoB. or approved personal security
o. J. AALIanrVi. President
BAiI J. KENYON. treasure
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water is played on the building until
tho flames are extingulshcd. The cN-
element among the youngsters during
this act Is Of the thrilling kind. While
the FIRE ls raging dogs break into the
house and rescue other dogs. one cur
ls hanged for grand larceny ana q
number are taken to jail In the patrol
wagon. Another splendid feautre oi the
oveninr's rntortalnment was the excel.
lent music dlscoursed by brass band.
The rendering Of Union Forever ana
The Star Spangled Banner evoked
tromodous applause. The show goes
again tonight and FOR the balance Of the
week. with matlnees daily commence
ing Wednesday.