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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-30
LOCAL MARKETS.
Salt Lake city. Utah. June %. 1895.
FRUITS.

Sal, Lake City. Utah. June %. 1895
FRUITS.
The first car VI California fruits has
Just arrived. containing peaches. APP
piles. pears. plums and npfioutu. The
market IL weak with prices as follows
AppLEs-ned. Utah per box. u ~ N
ti.li. rcd. eastern. per box. $50 q fi.Ii.
ORANGES NnVel, fancy. Cal. PER box.
1885, navel, choice, Cal, per box. tl.21.
seedlings. cal, per box. $500.
NANAH-Accordlug b. size, fancy,
ing TO size. pcr bunch. N.O0gti.t0
STRAWBERRIES Utah. single case.
Toe! double case. 2t.2i.
i,AspBERlliEs-utah. single case,
per case. fi.g5uti.t0.
PEACHES Cal, per ease, ti.i0.
AppLEs-tNcw CROP Cal. per case
tiiOdti5.
PLUMs- cal. per case. ti.s0
ApRiCOTS Cal. pcr case. ti.2i.
PEARS Cal per ease. f.t0du.5s
CHERRIES Black cal, pnr case.
$40. Royal Ann. oregon, per Gaze.
'jc0tiO0.
VEGETABLES.
nADIsHEs-uah. per dog. lunches,
iOC
IETTUCE-Utah. per don, lunches.
iOc
GHEES oNIoNs-utah. per dos.
lunches i0c
WiunAUu-utah. per pound. nc.
AHPAlAGrS-utah per pound, BE-,
STRING BEANS cat, per pound. Co.
CABBAGE Ctah, per pound. &C..
uNloNs-Dry, now, Cnl, pur pound
tc.
POTATOES New. Cal. per pound.
lac. new, Utah. per bus zoe.
CAltRoTS New, Utah, per doz, zoe,
hEETS New, Utah. per doz.. zoe.
POULTRY.
Spring chickens are now supplying
the demand fur poultry, thus 20. an eN-
tent, throwing the old stock out of the
market Prices are about stationary,
Dressed poultry drawn, with head ana
feet on. bring figures ~ fnllowHi
Iuikpyh, per 10. .,..,, .,......isy IA
lINnHt.ts ssssss ssss ssss ssssssss 7.
boosters .sss.s.s sssss.s.sss.ssss.. ,ul
EGGS.
The esq market N quite Arm nt pres.
Cnt with good demand Tor tho product
az $500 per case.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Dealers report the buttor market
oyprdDne. ana prices ARE being dcmol'
/ ishrd accordingly. Fresh butter, how,
/ ever. remains quite stationary but &c.
l oumulated stock IL being marketed al
| very low figures
/ creamery butter pr No.. ,,,.....,lI
] Dairy rhulcul 90 600. ..sss. .t.s.s su'
The above are wholesale buying ng'
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Recently the following questions
were submitted 70 the attorney general
by County Attorney 4. W. Mcdaniel
OF scviori
rs n the duty n the county trcaaur-
er 60 register warrants drawn for Wit
neHsca' ana jurors fees In criminal
cases when presented before he has
received the funds from the siate7
Would registration Of such war
rants render the county liable for In
tcrcHt thereon
"ouFht the interest clause In such
warrants TO be- cancelled when 10.
Eucdf'
The attorney general rccltea the Inv
applying IN these cases ana says the
anuwcr 20 the FIRST question IL yes. 20
the second, no; ana 60 the third TINT.
according 90 the present law. the inter.
est clause upon salf warrants would
be meru surpluHngo and therefor
should De eliminated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-30

Last ulght, June 20, some friends Of
Mr and Mrs O. G, Hansen unrxpect.
edly Invaded their residence az the cor.
ncr ~ Sixth and q streets. tho occn.
sion being the anniversary NJ the birth.
day lf Nlu. Hansen. Tho lady was out
Tor a drive and her surprise Nns great
when ON her return she found hei
home nllrl with guests Handshakine
ana congratulations opened tho even.
lnEH proceedings, Then an impumpt,
program, consisting NJ recltationa,
~ nga ana music, was rendered. Re,
ftrshments were served and an enjoy.
able time was had until late In tho
evening Ampnr those present wrr,
g. - fieldstpd. %. J, anderson. y. s
sHrmtn, Nj, ana MR.. J, NJ. Siudahl
Mrs. Agnes Olsen Thomas, Miss Dahl
qui-t Or JeunlFon ana Miss ana Mrs
Anthem podefHen Mrs, Agnes Olsei
Thomas delighted the company viii
some Scandinavian songs rendered 10
Truly artistic manner.
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CAPT. DE La MAR TALKS.
CAPACITY TO Be MORE THAN DOUBLED


A News" reporter was ushercd into
the presence Of capt. De- In Mar at ih'
company's Office IN the pouly block
this morning. and found the gentleman
head and ears In business. with plans
specifications and papers % other de-
ecrlptlon, lying an about him. TN
captain was profoundly genial, despite
his busy condition and readily an
nounced that the preliminary work at
tending the enlargement Of the Goldeh
Gate mill was now ON. I'VE are now
passing on the specifications" said
captain De Ia Mar "lnd In q fcw
days. perhaps before the week is over.
the contracts for the work will nave
been let our purpose D. 90 more than
double the tank1gc capacity % tha mill
by putting ln twelve additional tanks.
each with capacity ~ 800 tons. The
plant IL now equipped with uui ten 1t
those tanks. ~ that you 600 our ch-
unclty will b. very materially
strengthened aH wc will then boz PRIV
pared iu leach 5000 toms OF ore ct the
Same lime
captain he "a Mar then went on 90
explain that the NV tanks would hn
lIN'.M NNM NN fNNNNN "'A. 100 Nl' ''N'NNH
rlViuH the already hmm uHs structure
o. frontage u clO fcrt. while 10 would
be- 900 ftnt dcsu and 800 feet high Tho
structural work necessary fur the en-.
llrHgmsnt. viii d. iu steel aH the ORR.
pinai. and In every way viii 10 equal. n
not oNcri. the first branch ~ tho mann
moth plant Tho work now hrlng at
tended 10 by the captain and his able
Lieutenant also embraces plans Tor nd.
ditilnnl roasting capacity.
QupHtl0ued NO. 20 the success N the
big mill thus far. Captain ne Ia Mar
answered that while % had not given
absolute HatlsfactIou the fault wnH In
the mechanism aud not Otherwise.
This. ~ course. could be- rumCdlod and
would receive due attention. Whrh
asked concerning his next objective
point. the captain said h. could not
state definitely. az he would ROMAN
ilEht WHORE h. was Tor ten days mr. two
weeks yet, attending 60 matters De-.
mhndlnR an immediate hpNlnr This
said. the captain returned o. his work,
and the reporter len.
on Inquiry today the News was
positively assured that there was abe
Holutcly no foundation Tor the rtplrt
that Hnrtwlg a. cohen, Capt po Ia
Mars manager. WIS about 60 rrHlgn.
on The contrary, the gentleman will a..
tain his position. nud D. now na husliy
engaged as he has over been since en-
icrinR the employ N the captain.
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Dealing with the sugar rru,,

81. Louis. Mo-, June so.-Tho Ispu,,.
this morning says; F-''l
Trouble over the Equality pl,,s
the trade Of the American su.gss
inning company has not been 800,
to 81. Louis. II has developed sips' ~
arrival " Judaon i.ounaberrv al Y,
trust. that TheO. Huvcmoyur has -.
having trouble with his "n.f.r,.3 y
several Vt the large elites, ana ihsi ~
situation threatened at one time ~ ".
away from him, although s.eeIt ~,
al Sir. Lounsborry reached st L,si.
While large number ol i8bbrr9 h
81. Louis nru avcrHe to rnifrins ~.
Equality plan" all agreed yssists1,
In saying that they probably Win n
forged Into 10. MIR. i.Vunaherry IA,
expressed his intention. li D. saN .
TeCommc nding 10 Mr.. Havomoyef ~
Secretary j. y. Searlca " ths sue.
Trust a strict enforcement OF the N.
In IT, Louis against all jobbcfi. h
view Of this the latter see no wAy =
escape. IL was Mr. LOunahcrry'a lnisr.
ton 10 go from 81. Louis 10 India.
npulla yesterday. This was the nst,
point Of attack for the Sugar tris, \
the effort to line up again all i1bbsf,
In the United States on the "Equait,
plan" as Indianapolis vas one o, N.
cities In which "a Scrloua'reyo had o..
CURED. But he received a telegram h
response 10 the news that they had 10.
stored the plan In 81. Louis. calling Ne
back to New York. II 10 presumed tn
this that thy trust win take immelht
steps to enforce the agreement Hs
i..,uls aa u has In other cities that vHt
affected.
Mr. G.1unsborry's EFFORTS were a.
rectcd. before hlH arrival In IT, LSus
10 settling a similar dillrrcrmni h
Chicago. Ho succeeded IN settling
without any publicity. although Il va
necessary Tor him 20 mike lmp1riaf,
concessions 10 one house. That va
tho WIN. II. lloyt company which Al.
nnlutcly refused 10 enter th6 Equally
plan" agreement on freight dslv.
efyd" basis. but was willing 10 entef L
10 far NE the freight on board" Pre-
avs concerned. Before taking hold II
Chicago Mr. t.ounFherry settled a sin.
liar disturbance In Detroit The trouble
In Indianapolis was with the Hobnsdh
Grocery company which rctuHed TO b.
bound longer by the agreement While
the FIGHT In Indianapolis IL SIN wagff.
II IL said that In all probability a tiilt.
meut ~ II viii be followed hya re-
newcd outbreak In some other cities
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T1lteRAPmC BRtvnts.

The rush for small lsapes u the war
loan continues according 20 Col sainL
D. Scott. the postmaster No Kansas
city. Mo. who says thai already CLERKS
ndn iaipring men alone have made ap-
pllcatlun Tor Thousands OK dollars
worth. Tho amounts average between
so and 800 The Union National bank
Is In the market for 100000 worm o. Ne
bonds. the FlrHt National for a lks
amount and the National Hank OF
Commerce for u,5oO.O0o'
Chlcago divinca OF she Congregational
denomination are busy today pichhr
their grips aud shaking hands WIN
their pnrinhinnurH. Tor tonight, M cone
pany with 20 eastern dclegttrs, my
viii leave Chicago over The linrllnfiol
Tor Portland. ore, and the TrlourM
session OF the National Council m w
CONGREGATIONAL church. Th' Eniherrf
will be held between iuly ana "
Edward BENDER prisoner In ~
Tombs. New York, awaiting trih ~
the killing ~ Richard bennett In Apn
last. committed rucide today by hani'
ing himself IN his cell. lio made q
rope ~ medical bandnEen ana eait'
fully nonpod In order that the nooH
should slip readily
Mnior Con. Geo. r. Gchrlyon, f'gnA
officer ~ the department M ~. w
who was recently appointed mhmI
secretary % Gen. Wesley Merritt w
Atlantn. Ga. last night for san ffai'
cisco.
MIR. Leopold de Rothaohlldh i'yeN,,
old bay nily Uoiotta by Ollpin. oul
nlgeft, won the Princess ~ Meln
gtnkes 81 1000 soycrolgnA at NW
Market, England, today
The German warship uelr, II Il an
nouncod at Berlin. loft Havana
"wednesday on her way 10 SANITARY
| Via Jamaica.
The French cabinet has decided thls
/ full duty ON wheat n TO be Tea'V''1
tomorrow.
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An New This Year.

Prof, Qentry's famous dog and pony
show with many new acts and features
added this year VIII exhibit under can.
vas In this city ON East Fourth south.
near state, slN nights 10 begin Monday
July an, with matinee Wednesday.
ThurFdnv Friday and Saturday.
The show II decidedly the best OF it,
Kind 10 the world. ana never fails TO
rlNo tho hest ~ satisfaction The en-,
irttalnment b. strictly moral ANA en-.
Joys the distinction ~ being the only
show travelling under canvas. that In,
tcrfcrtn IN no way with any belief.
creed or religion, and ~ endorsed by
the clergy and school superintendent,
wherever ~ exhibits, Tho prices OF adj
mission are. children 10 cents, adults
20 cents
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rhr Inle nne.fl MeMnrr,,.

Tho death Monday last of Robert Nc
Murray. 0f California. removes from
this sphere ~ action ono ~ the best
known mining mon 100 the West Mr..
MrMurray hla boon ldrntInHd with the
mining Industry To- california since the
days ~ 90 For many years he de-
voted his attention 90 mining affairs In
Nevada county. and accumulated h
large fortune by opening up and DE-.
vr.arinr some ~ the rich placer and
quarts properties w that section. He
was tho rriucir1l shareholder in the
f'urfkn Lake Mining company ana
also IN the iuhl canal When hydraulic
mining was stopped DO Nevada county
he was one NJ the chief sufferers. The
lndlscrimlnatc legislation which closed
up ali the hydraulic works caused him
10 turn his attention 20 quartz mining.
and he became Interested ln the polhl
mine which has since developed Into g
valuable property io stu retained
hia Interest In hia several hydraulic
properties, however, which have ~ late
yelfs been worked 20 ADVANTAGE and
with large prnnts undar the restrictions
prescribed by the Federal government
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srASiARDs "Rrruis,- Ana,
Havana Reports what the Ame,,..
Not Dnlnr ~ ~,

Madrid. June 30.-omclei s,,.,
ports received here from 'Havsnnh y
that "a column Of American A. ~
supported by three warHhips. aa,..'ia
on Tuesday from siboney vn Set
dores and immediately retired af,ss.a-
exchange Of rifle shots with tho ~
lsh scouts" ~
The dispatch adds. during IN.
three days the Americans have
endcnvoring 10 land artillery al s.,'.t
points, but their boats grounded ~ ~
u was only with the greatest dlsl..,.
that they nnvcd their stores" lV
Another Havana dispatch anna.
that Gen Arolns has "rolmpos,s ~
decree liking the price Of provisi,.. We
Havana, owing 10 the fact tb,, =, ~
prices were raised during tha ~.
porary suspension OF the decree "H''
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the same number of men ind employ
mont as during The past year There "
no thought of ceaaing operations though
the price OF silver b. not ~ encouraging
nH ID has been hoped 10 would p by
this time. Some very rich prI has
been opened up in The Alice mine which
has hocu wonderful producer ior
great many years. va the blue Wing
which has reached depth " about 100
foot some hlgh grade ore ls being hoist
rd which cnfrlos some gold as well a.
silver From this mine last year q large
amount of h'gh grade gold ana silver
ore was hUlstrd, some of 70 running ne
hirh as $50 % the ton in gold ana run
ming 900 ounces In silver a large piece
vi this rich ore from the Blue WING
milne uf the Alec company " now on
s.hfbition In tho Montana building az
the omaha exposition. Butte Miner
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D0lNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

a quartet % women appeared In tho
police court today, one Tor petit lar
ceny and the other three Tor vagrancy.
The former was Mary White. who was
charged with stealing bundle of
clothing from the secondhand store u
MIS- Paul She was ndludgsd guilty
ana given 20 days IN san. Mary III a
morphine nrnd. poor thing
Lulu Walker, Minnie Miller and May
Cllnufd were arralgned Tor varrancy.
The hrst two got 30 days each ln luIl.
while thr lnttcr wns fortunate In being
granted suspension 1f sentence.
b1un ". King tho druggist, was
inuhd guilty ~ violating tho license
ordnance and fined so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-30

only about SO of the $3.50 required for
the Pearson sword fund has thus ia
been received by Gov wells This Is 10
Doe sincerely regretted, aud Il Is hoped
that the frirnds and admirers Of I'm
Sign Pearson will show the proper
.lcuguit'1n 90 Uah's representative at
'ho h't.i, of Manila hay. and respond
more literally 20 the fund
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THEY ARE SLOW.
Recruiting Officer Jennings May Take Trip
Out In me Country.

Recruiting Omcer Frank W. Jennings
finds that applications for enlistment In
Battery arr coming Ia very slowly lie
has accepted nf,cvn men and has olght
more applicants 10 examine. II u prob
able that Mt Icu-iinEs will hold his re-
crultlng ONCE open az the armury here
one DAY morn. tomorrow. and the next
day h. may take "a trip into tho c0un-
try. taking ln To0olc. Grantsvlllc. Mer-
cur ana American Fork Those who de-
sire 20 volunteer should therefore do q.
at once, or they may not have another
opportunity There was one lad In the
Office this afternoon who was below IN.
age, but whose father. once % soldier
himself was willing the boy should ~
Co the front. The young man n Of good
family and bright. and he was very
much disappointed because h. ala mol
come up 10 the standard ~ weight In
proportion e. height iio has deter
mined 10 "fatten up' o. add q necessary
ten pounds 10 his ayDidrupois, 30 that
he viii be- In condition when the next
opportunity presents otsalL
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION.
DR., MrElfoy has examined and
passed the following recruits for Col.
willard ioung's regiment OF volunteer
engineers
Frank l., Mcclure.
Frank g. Fisher.
Anton Schneider
william 10. p1uEnn.
William r. Flanagan
Ia. e.. Cooper
Julius %. Marx,
Earl puuHheg.
James r. larrey. .
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IMPROVEMENT ~ rmE rrr.
stock nrokers Assert Thcmssi,e. on IN.
Exchange To-day.

ia'hhhE" To-day
The stock brokers pulled out Of the
rut today and placed thomaelvsa on
record na being neither dead nor sleep.
inF, In the Transaction ~ business
aggreEatlng $500 shares. nicely divided
between the listed and unlisted stocks.
iuulun Beck ne uf yure. held ID,
own In the bidding by standing nt
$3.50, hut aa no sales were recorded tho
talent passed on o. Dalton and Lark.
whore a short intermis=lnn was had
ana a thousand shares found takor.
az ~ and inh cents. Pulling out nf
this station the journey was proceeded
win along past GeyHsr. Marion. Grand
Central Mammoth and MefCur. an
these exhibiting firmnora hut neither
hnving passengers willing a. change
cars Tor other quarters. Northern
Light, however, was aa accommodating
80 Pullman porter and seeing thu
chances Tor a light day rclinuulnhed
more " her dignity ana sold I'd ,
cents. while tho closing bid was ~.
ontario was nomlnully frm and Sac.
fumcnto remained quite stationary hy
responding 90 the trading az 90 cents y
fhnrc, Sunshine was SPARED Tor with
nfillty but none changed hands DESPITE
ready bid ~ 20 cents. silver EIna
was wen looked Tor but could not h,
found under igs.
crossing the bridge that spans the
chnsm between listed and unlisted
ROCKS. the train pulled into IIon nam
ana handled Chloride Point Tor "a
while. Herr, some pnrtook ~ q chance
% huy ut from 70 20 % cents aud rot.
Ting an there was 90 those figures. sun.
henm was the next ana gave 40 Ol1
~ ~ cents with the stock readily bIa
for NJ ish Columbia looked wdu 81.
did also Dexter. ana Richmond Ana.
cond1 throw down the gauntlet ana nj
lowed 5000 shares o. escape. the block
going az bh cents, swansea was very
strong. having "a bld NJ fgias. WIN,
south swansea was wanted al tll1.
hut could not he had under 81 20
omaha was practically unchanged.
Tho closing figures were 40 follows,
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col. Young at San francisco.

The following dispatch was received
here today from san Francisco
"Col willard Young, who IL 20 com.
tetra, has arrived from tho east and
Will Immediately organize thu company
now belnE formed In this city Ho will
then 10 80 % Portland, Oregon
From Portland Col. Young win ~ on
o. chlcnEu. thence returning 20 San
Francisco, calling az Salt Lake On tn
western Journey.
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any strength 800. kintd. $. wonn---
, FIRST United States regular ca..,
atrenEih ~; killed. Z; wounaarS ai'y,
ntn United states regular cav.
H'1snsih 12o: Killed, I; wounded w.
wounded. g. 'ied' IS.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH WHEELED
Major General N ~"
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DEATHS.

BoDILY-In Fairyiew, Oneida y
Idaho, June n. 1898. ~ membrane.
Group. Lynn, son OF Edwin and hais
bodily; aged . years, ? months ans
days. ...-..,.i
aMITU.-At South CottonNee
June 20. 1895. nell Royce Smith, daas .'.
tor OF Henry and Mary Konner nSslss,
and wife Of Brigham Smith; born S'F'
20. 1871. aged n years, . months
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&c, Your Stamps.

Tomorrow. July 1. the special war
tax will be- IN operation. 10 It Is adj
vlsable that the proper stamps be pro-
cured by those who will need them.
The list. 81 articles on which this
special tax will be- paid was published
IN the News" of last Saturday.
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10 CIV Ctees Cnnyon.

The Cannon ward sunday school. be-
lleving In the great pcneht to be- de-
rived from an outing IN the canyon,
VIII ~ ~ Cily Crock tomorrow for "a
days recreation. Friends lesIrinE tu
ioln them have that privilege.
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tsl, lake y.llc, Loan nna Trust Co.

Salt Lake office VI First Na.Ionnl
Bank OF Park city. WIN make loans
at reasonable ratea, long or abort time,
on real estate, stocks, bonis. mort
cages. or approved personal security.
o, J. UALtSBuRl, PreslIont,
sAI J. KENYON. Treasure.
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HAY.
Attention. Sous, Chorus.

Tho children should be- reminded OF
the rehearsal Ia the Assembly Han at
Z 'clock tomorrow. and loi the hun.
- u atrhngUra visiting az noNt
NIX hear what Salt Lake chlldrrn can
do with their sweet, vibrant voices
EVAN STEPHENS.
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Report Of County Treasurer,

County Treasurer Lynch submitted
his report ~ the receipts and dlshuruc-
ments Of the state and county school
funds 10 John H. Park, supcrlnlon-
dent Of public instruction today. The
report Is aa followai
RECEIPTS.
Bainncc on hand July 1, 1915 i.O5t9s
ltetelvrd from State school
fund ...........-- ............... 2is2i26
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tn Cuitr A cOLD IN oNL ph
Take Laxative pgomo Quinino Tablet
Al druggiats refund the money v
fails 20 cure. use. The genuine h-'
l.. 70. q. ON each tablet
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Union l'neliic

10 AN points within a distance OF .
miles. Tickets on sale July 3 D. hh1
Limit july 0. For tickets ana iuIwls.
information call at the "old S'Ah-
gol Main street.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
TNANsFER7 or STOCKS.

Dalton A Larg 300 shares at zoe.
Dalton a lHrk. 900 ut lu.e.
Northern Lighl 1900 90 go.
Sacramento. 200 lt Csc.
sunbeam 1000 mt l3c.
chloride Point, ION ut aic.
Chloride Point 100 at ailsc.
chloride Point. 800 ai g2c.
Richmond Anaconda. p OOO at SIC.
Total shares sold. $500
Selling value OF stocks. size.
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Three were rejected, 80 thero VIII
he eleven more men 20 be recruited from
Utah when Mr Mills returns from Mon
tluA.
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WANTED POSITION

ron A hoy ABOUT ic YEARs VLp'
80 last second South.
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U. S. Baking Powder
GRAIN.

ures on poultry. butter. eggs and
cheese. The selling figure Is 10 per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
SOME PoSrsCRiPTS.


Tho value of ton of pure god is $G02.-
79e2l.
The canals of the United States are 4i6S
miles in length,
The active list of the German navy num-
bers 7AI officers.
There arc Mt least 100000 nerve nhers
In ;he human body.
The dark ages were from the Sixth to the
Fourteenth century.
Pos'a stamps We're first used In Eng
land in 1910, in the United States in 1877
The first steam engine used Oh the West
crn continent WAS brought to this country
from England in 1853.
The lovely lace known as Fayal is made
from the leaf fibcrs OF the bitter aloe
sroMn in the Azores-a species of the
well known century plant.
The worlds third Sunday school cen
ventlon is to BE- held in London July IL.
William N. ltartshorn NJ Boston Is chair
man of the transportation committee.
One OF the most ancient and curious
examples Of the locksmiths art is attached
10 the door OF the Temple church Lon
Ion Tho key weighs seven bounds and
is Que and halt feet long
A prisoner IN the Pittsheld tMass.) Jail
has made for himself an excellent violin
out OF y cigar box upon which he rlays
very skilfuily, He was the star performer
at concert recently given.
Btsamists in Hungary are compelled 10
submit TO Qu0er punishment The nan
who has been foolish enough 10 marry two
wives is obliged hv law to ike with both
OF them IN the same house,