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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-28
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All druggists refund the money ir II
fails TO cure. 25 cents. Sold by ] NJ.
i. Trotter, Main street.
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WANTED-Saleslady, experienced In Mt
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state experience and salary wanted. Adj
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. capital in a plant
owning the finest bed of brick and pine
gay Gust Of the Mississippi river aud
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inere VIII he an enormous dema nd for
the product this spring. For particulars
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BOARDERS.

MAN AND WIFE, or :ounS man, can
o6tain board In private family, with use
of bath, In western mart q city. refer
ence exchanged Address ~" care of
NfrGinlan office.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-28

The Business Mems Association held
an interesting and at times an en-
ceedingly warm" meeting last night
1t ratified the action of the directors
regarding consolidation and reelected
Mr. w. Thompson Barron treasurer
ana Major c. Pickett secretary.
In the absence of President Hodges.
vlce-H're ident Herman presided. Maj
=. Pickett, secretary, called the roll at
S:l5 O'Clock, fifty-nine members being
present
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SPECIAL NOTICES

rR lNATE INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG;
men men IN any branch, ut hours 10 siIif
Preparation for active business. official
ITHESsIions, examination etc. JAMES b.
IL W Duncan avenue, near Duke
street extended ;,oS3ts
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E|,.Z,T!lZk|y'7' ll( 81

, Gold Cure cures ooldy In the head colds on tho
am old e2lds neE colds md Obstinate colds and
the nose and eyes Pifvehs saiarrS. dPhihera.
piIsumSnSa ana All THROAT and lung troubles These
n ssxsa :TESSS S Ms Of lives and
separate care for enGh disease. Al ali driEristse
S,o oentS WAL II you need medical advice write
absolutely = ''e>ASfFHtA' ~ -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-28

a GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE So o0o ~
SS,'oV' wanted to increase output proiIta-
PFC manufacturing business Person
ihNihS capital or wishing to engage in
business will find now nm unusiiaI ON,
pGriunity Address PROFITABLE1
BUSINESS. care NhginisI iu2G-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-28

a committee on proxies. consisting
Oh zen. e. NJ. Henry, Mi. II. c. Will
mans and Mr.. J. NJ. Cross, was then
appointed. During the rbsencc Of the
committee the minutes of the last an
nuai meeting, held January 18th, were
read The minutes were approved,
note being taken of the fact that
Judge Thomas II. Wilcox succeeded
PRESIDENT Hodges In the Board OF
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Owing to the E.
Unreasonable Weather

[ will. from tomorrow on, until dis
posed of, offer my entire Winter Stock
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y oiN KEN 1.-TWO or three pleas
aht rooms, unfurnished good Locality:
[Te a terms. A, iI9. Virginian Of
as FOR CHECKS ST SIN HOURS;
6dS Es e ~ CURES IN 3 DAYS At
Norfolk. Va no2a.iv''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

The ogden Amateur opera company
presented The Mlkado ~ the rheater
on wednesday evening last. before
fair sized audience. This opera was 70
have been revived by che salt Lake
Opera company. but out OF regard for
tho efforts Of the oFlsa company, Va
presersatl0u has been deferred fQr the
present, Much u she music OF the Ml-
kado IL written IN minor Key ana VI
bOlhers crack ofgt.fxaupns some -
produce the proper and ip'endsd erect
and u Ia not siiarzc mat an uinSt.ur
company should experience some few
little mishaps, such a. Hlraylng tfum
the key 81 af.lcipltlpy the orchestra
occasionally, VI tagging behind u whtre
the time Increase. These thlnsu arr
rrme<iitl. however by CONTINUED nric-
tlce and a sll3,t chfttYAter ~ the con
duo0r's baton. The principals ~ the
Ogden Opera company "a the maze
Ele, show urure ,he lack ~ ruiilrlent
fralnlfg fhan D. the ladies VINO are
sprghiiy and display sumo good voices
Their lines, 500, were ably htrilrd, f1r
the mon. part aGd all werr brchninH-
~ ooslumsl. Mary Nielsen Hepburn,
wha has the d.silnoiion ~ being she
sister u Alice Nielsen. lase leadlns
soprano ~ the Bostanlaas. F,grf cfi-
Nai''f ~ SOM AhiltNN iN Wv ~ tHff
llne. Her v-icc u rich ari til wa
upper pltes lhls are clear AMI tuuofuL
c ,.lnusd god training would mean
much for she LADY. ~ her Nllc' Is nt
The Kind aillt ufsa IN dpsratlr Wn-
iuctloll. II make-up and actions shr
made a splendid Yum Yum, nrrw,h'
fiaading the apparent ncrvnusntas
which caused her soma trouble. i.il
Slng ar1 Peep liop IN the hands n MIR.
ga ulrlch and MiV cr,cs were VOL
conoclysi ara prVHcNed, Mr. \, r.
Gates Nankl Pol was fairly good az
far as she husintls 81 ,hs part wlH
concerned. but hA lee was hardly
heayy CROUCH 30 ON The teulr role. ara
ko Kos mantle slt rather heavily upon
Mr.. Conllsk's ahsu'itri, though he
rallied enough cncs gr swloe t. argifs
a local gag that caught the house.
Mr., cour'y diverted he pafs ~ Pooh
Bah win a lAtle 80 much dignity.
overlooking sha opp1rluritcs FER go,d
work IN tbs llnca aHs.gped the rgif,
Plsh Tush was prcsurled by Htrber.
H. Mcmillan ard Frank Gates appeared
a. che Mlkldo. Mlss LILLIAN May
s.ayncr was she Katlaha and she gave
a very god Interpretation " the role.
Her lIllrpc,ieGi aumhrr and Also that
- Mrs. Hepburn 'Here well received.
The chorus was tunofm though not
sHlng aLi 80 q may Doe placed the
TedG q carrying an he holurs more
ban equally with the .prileipala. The
musical conductor Of the ogden cpcra
eympapy will have % quicken hls pace
tynslderahy In oder 70 ketp up wi.h
the requlremor,a u snappy, llgh. opNra
Productions VI the prtsen, day. The
life Of music Of .hls kind Is IN ITS vlg-
oious. brisk prfsersaison and the sue
eess of these things depend very ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

Pocasell5 Tribune; The stake officers
o. she Hirnock Sake " the Mormon
Church are nevotayifg Tor the pur.
chase VI thttr fun blocks on The Lili
Side. upon which they propose 50 cree,
a stake academy. a rIthiue hose and
o large msroiu,!la estlb,ahm1n. De
Jiat reason hle location rin MOI b.
definitely Rivtn bus We understand that
the matter hsr adyatrcd 90 far tils We
may expect o. see WORK comm need lu
atn near future. tn mercantile. a..
tabl'shment viii be on The o1.cp plan
u 10 undetaiold that President Ptrisin.
son proposes efcoslnE a hafiirnmH resi-.
donce In thlH city. Tr'fe improvement
Will glye pncatclln quite a push aluua
In the march u progress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

Journal de tHotel. Pink Partisan
periodical. provides On a recent issue the
nafn7s and addresses II six society NO.
men to whose kcriledrums and u'ciocks
the outer world Is admitted on payment
Of an entrance Zee. These ladies all
ngure In the Almarach du Hizh-fafe.
Their buxoillcc receipts are devoted tn
charity. witch. rs come one slmewhers
slgely stated. begins at home. After
al. why notg iieudes the .dea IL hlt
the Champs Elysccs development of a
Mayfair citerprise. Sir. Ho1iey tes-
tlned the other day inat he paid Sir
William Marriott cue thousand pounds
for Introducing him at the Carton club.
4 hiile while ago lord Willie Nev.li
lat pfcfeni 20 jiil--was shown 20 have
turned many an honest guinea through
taking strangers In. Just now a duchess
" the recognized Intermediary between
Chicago and Clur. The Champs Ely
secs pfnscas IA the same system simple
iicd. The mldilemnn being eiiminated.
and WIN him his profits. consumer
and producer are 10 their common nd-
vantage enabled o. trade face 60 face.
That ia The way business should be con-
Quoted. Now why should not the ays-
tom be adopted hoN7 ilg once ca-
tIhlishci in accordance With the laws
~ supply ana demand. the cost of So
ci1i necessities would diminish and cv-
cry hardworkirr bJunder could iuxlri-
ate in The crush and pleasure u vide
open tcas.-Collier's Weekly.
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An.her Thanksgiving martial un-
ION was that y Miss Mice n. Lambert
Of the seversh ward " this city and
Mr. John q. Pear, ~ Farmers ward
Ba,h bride ana groom have a hos "
friends IN and nbou. salt Lake. The
flrmer il the daughter q GeurEf e.
and Mary Seedhan Lambert lri "a
very plpuiif and sweet-vuirfd member
e she Tab ruaclc Chclr. The groom IL
q suC,faful young merchant iud the
500 % Jacob AMI MtfTnryi pcafi. The
ceremony thtt made she you're couple
man and wife WIS PERFORMED in the
salt Lake Temple at 1850 am hy
PresldcDi GerrHe q. CiapIn. Last
evening q " ldinE rcctls1n and sup
per wtrU given a.. the rpridenrc ~ the
brides plrCn'H in the Severh ward.
CouEiatuiaulns AMI ild wishes were
grneruufy -hnwrrsi upon them. They
viii make their home In Farmers wnri.
whore Mr.. psaTt'r husinufa u lnraied'
ard WHORE u u hoped much hlpptasas
afi pfospcrny will come 50 than.
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but q shadow u STORY running
through 1t all that begins. one hardly
knows where. and rnis similarly. mi.
piece tlrt not compare favuftAhiv with
~ predecessor on tie Same lines I'M
Der The u1e % In Gay New York. The
business II on the rime order. but no.
a. punEcft or new. IN fact many OF the
features ~ the iisi named are nspri-
duccd IN this iiter production. Tho
thfse tccnvs In GayoGi Marf titan are
Central pafk.a plrior at III Hotel Wal.
duit ana the sutge ~ Roster a niait.
octave Hafhe and Josslci Duncan ap.
pearci under the disiugulfhod namea
of Mfa. Waldorf and Mics Van Ass,r.
Jean Mci.uuyle aa Mpiluii prngiotha
country mis-. ana TIE otirr ladies sn
small roles. while the churuses, mala
atli female, accommodated them selves
10 such roles aN nurse minds bicycle
rlri. policemen. etc. In Gayft; Man.
haitian II chOck fun Of music from be-.
ginning % end. some OF Il being fairly
good, though ~ particularly cssehy
airs are introduced Performance
viii b. given throughout the haftncs ~
the week. with "a popusnr pfidpI mail.
nee tomorrow afternoon.
WI Henry'H ministries crowded Tho
New urand for two performances yes
hTlay riirrr1on and evening. many be.
inE refrsrd admsHl1n.as the house VA,
crowded 10 It, uiinoH capeiiy. PR.
fcrmances VIII be givfn ipnighi and to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
mon HILLS BONANZAS.
,ex WRINKLE IN THE CYANIDE PROCESS


,vn,,p Iea,ham. whose name Tor
ns mast year or so has been eioseiy
.,se,sd with .hs mines OF Lion hsh
s.,1 vicinity came N from that section
wednesday to spend ThinkssiVins WIN
~. n,nily and friends IN this cl'y.
.r,iti,e TO News reporter today
a. Ie,tham spoke IN glowlrs terms
., conditions "a that looil'iy. the gen
,,.,,,n atatang that IN all the mines
.o1 prospects there was splendid OUT
~ for the future and accordingly
.t.,se Interested were exceedingly nap
y, before coming In. Mr.. Lea'iham
IA n visit ~ the Chloride Polni. where
Z, fe,,ad the mill shut down on account
:, an insufioleney Of water from the
slyeradc spring. To counicract the ei-
feels Of tbs and sgain get the mn IN
notion. superintendent a. J.fWlihams
h,d force Of men at work putting IN
. ,lps.ilne 90 the C1id Belt water tank
80 the divide between ophlr and Mer-
IN, work which he expected 20 COM
~. by the .Sth Inst. Meanwhile an
NOR Is bang made 10 Increase the Sill
Aeilng under Instructions from Man
aeer Pcy,on Air. Williams has intro
dure,l rather m Innovation ~ the eya-
ride process of reduction. whereby Nai-
ucs VI gg per cuni silver are reallhci.
In .be nrrt two or three prcclpitiNng
5oxes. the company has paced strips OF
slnc and IN the others The regular snlv-
lngs are used. These strips, u Is founu,
ciuse "a greater saving Of values trsn
would otherwise be the case, anu their
use - booked upon ~ a decided I'M
pfuyement. wsih the Increased water
iupply. Mr.. Williams believes ne wiz
shortly be able 10 work 100 tons OF ore
dauy.
hi order to make possible the tn-
creased output Of che mill. Superin;en-
dent Edwards IL using every cndeaNor
~ place the mine On a sure fooung ana
l. therefore developing the ground IN a
thorough And systematic manhef. From
The surprise tunnel Mr.. Edwards thinks
he viii be able 60 furnish gocn supU.y
OF ore, assay values % wnsra have
shown " In gold and from 10 % 90
ounces silver 10 the ton although the
miners are nov IN about distance OF
nfiy feet.
a, the Hercules. saya Mr. Leatham.
the necessary buildings have been como
rlsed to make possible the develop
msnt u the mine through the winter.
and ~ fplinE tne company VIII nANt
considerable ore added 10 Its dump.
mos, Of which viii be Of good milling
variety The Columbia. under the au-
parlniends OF James Kelly. T. cx-
,flo.lng shipping ore ana doing good
nmgun, Of development work. thus en-
HANGING the Waite ~ The property and
putting u on a payinr basis.
Sir. Ieaiham called on Superintendent
Leg ~ she Northern Light, from whom
h. obtained the Information that they
were prosecuting development with
Ersa, vlgor. and cncoun,erlnE very on
eouriglng values. North ~ the North
sfn l.lrht and In the near vicinity OF
Ophlr. John Green II working the
Northern star group of claims. where
he has penetrated q co-foot ledge. which
Il steadily Increasing In values and
.oeklng very well indeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
SLOW uUr SURE.
uius by r.itii. the stock urohsrs hoiisd
upa Uood Days basinsss.

Local stock brokers apparently ate
~ much turkey yesterday Tor Their
eva glld. as ,n thlr mornings call u
sas neat % lmposalble 20 bring them
tse,hef In the negotiation OF srsnsietA
The result was a OnR. dfawn-out ses-
lon. wish no Ereat amount OF acHv.sy
At any stage ~ the game. although
uhsn all was said and done the record
showed nearly 10000 shares iold. these
Nth selling value ~ over ...o0o.
opening tho call, Bulaoa-Bgek took
thi salliaiiyc In ,hc tfaG'ag and sold NJ
~, the stock .fcma.t'ng quite nrm
and having q clol!ng I'd OF t.9s, ~
akasiit an oncsng ut st.ip. Eagle was
lhs Hra, ieller. .Aia r.Jck F1lnH AZ II
cents aud being atr0nE IN the bidding
aVuui sh.u nsurc. une neNt buincsa
aas 10 Ctyrsf. Marion at cih ccdir.
.i,tr ghluh Mercur dsposised a twenty
ave share block '; s..S and then. Low
u Mammoth was taken up ana sue
o..dsd In mAking Saio at 10 and ,sis
eehis. Northern Ligh; was the psxt 10
receive atlcb.,Jn. stock wech con-
unusd ], the ascendant and did active
business az fg0m ~ ~ u cents a share.
taciamen.p fol'nd takers between ~
and % cents. aud 10 close dealings IN
che listed class. the brokers handlod
sunshine In prime fashion. this secur-
Wy tcorinR decided advances and
making tfanrfern ut from d5h 10 70
CENTS Utah wAs arm but Inactive.
fuffNnH AtockR OF the lower order.
We talent dealt IN Buckeye At ~. cents
ani then went after Chloride Pant
nhsre sales were made at Si.i2h and
w. Dexter was freely handled around
10, while Goldop Eagle was IN guoi
shape and handed out 1900 shares at
inm W % erntA "A share. There was
ss business In Little Pltisbuig between
' end : cents, while joe Bowers was
tnr ~ sales AZ y and above. The
.ther sellers were sunbeam. South
ssNanaal, Nniso and Richmond Anicon-
~, az being given favorable recognl-
The closing figures were as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
MARKET REPORTS.

cbiearo. Nov. s.--iiogf-teccipts 30
! iiflsif; mixed. z,'o "' heaVS'
dTttie-ticcsip ia t.gvl. steady, he.ves
Il I'd 20. stockcra and Feeders. J opu' ~,
cows and hcifcrs. Ylft n; Texas steers,
iOsf ID. westerns. J n0nt. ~
Sheen Receipts, i2.cN Market steadyi
native sheep. . gnfii ~. wcsierns.a rpi 20.
ANA. ahsni started at o. ~ aud dc.
ciined 10 eii-2 December opcned at
~ 10. declined TO 9, and sold later at
81
Close.
wheai-Nov., GO IS; pee. q IS; May.
corn Nov. 81 5.sasli Dec. 81 s.sasi.
oats Nov. and Dee. ~
pnrL-Nov. and Dec. 81
Land NoN., an. Dec, 80,
Rlbs-Sov ~. Jan. tcf 10.
wheat No. 2 red. % -. 10. ,. osgeei
No hard, esii.s. No. y q i-2pa l.2i
No l. northern spring. q i-iIc -. 30
,. cG'ies ~. No. 4 rprinF - l-il@ q
oa,n-So. SaE i.sls. 40 .. >; i.iG'-i
naflcy-t9 TO ~.
nvea-t7
Timothy-2&
san Francisco. Nov. g5.-wheat-weak
Dee, Lii. May. la s-S cash. LII i.sp
Bariey-rnae,ivc. Dec. - ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
~ TINTIC MINIS.
Double Force at the Annsndsie aud q
Concentration for the ss-"moth MN.

tonesn,ra,or for the ss-mmo'h Miii.
In rs weekly account Of the mines OF
that section the Mammoth Reco' Says
TINT WIN. corbctt. foreman os the
Prescott company. the banding pump
manufactures Of MILWAUKEE,. arrsci IN
tho camp yesterday and went out TO
cherry Greek where he will install the
machinery FOR the new pumping plant.
II "a expected that the new plaat VAL be
IN operation soon after the irnt OF the
month.
The force at the AnnAndaie has been
doubled this week and work VIII be
pushed more vigorously. II u the IN
scnllan 10 the company 10 follow a
Iood- looking streak u spar which was
recently encorsitcr,d. u was the fol-
lowing IN OF similar streak ~ spar
that led 10 the great ore BODIES In the
Grand Central mine.
James N. Onrlen Of Eureka has been
awarded the contract for doing W feet
of work on the iloriomsr claim. A new
shaft has been started with View ~
reaching for the Swansea vsoa which
evidently must extend Into Mammoth
Hollow. a new blacksmith shop has
just been completed and work on the
contract has already been commenced.
A new Bar.ieri concrntrator has been
i,as,allcd In the Mammoth mill and was
started up yesterday. II the experiment
demonstrates the efficiency VI The new
concentrations sup. O'Rourke will equip
,he mill with them. Il % ci1lmed for
she new machine that greater value can
be saved than by use Of the present
method. Hut 10 viii require some time
10 make u practical denomination OF
.hc apparatus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
WEATHER REPORT

weather report showing observations
at a.. m. today.
fall tSke-naromc,er. niis. tempcra'
turc. -. minimum, II. Wind, east, light
rain. .0i Of nm inch. clear
Iiafcr ctty-tinromctcf. m;N; temper
aturc. 70; minimum. 10; wind. southeast
iirhtt clear.
d'hcycfno-i barometer. a0:l2; tempcra.
ture. ~. minimum. 10; wind. northwest,
iight! rain. .oi ~ nm Inch; clear.
1invrc--iiaromctsf. naf; temperature
-0 minimum, q, Wind. northeast
miles per hour. cloudy
barometer, ptip: temperature
~ minimum. -; wind. southwest.
miles per hour; clear.
idnha Fnils-tlaromctcr ao.iG; tempcrn'
tufp ~! minimum. g. Wind. nouthwcft
iighti rain. .pi OF an inchi fnoW,
Miles City-ilnrometur, iotAi tempgt1 =
turo.-n: minimum. -! wind. east. iifht
rain. .0f OF an inch. clear,
Minnemuccn barometer. CitAi temper
nturc. ~ minimum. 10. wind. nofth
General and local forecasts for .
hSurr ending y. m. Saturday
For Utah forecast made at San Fran
Fair ,onlFh, and Saturday; staiIonar,
Tor Salt Lake city and viclnityt
Pair tonight and Saturday. ntntionhr,
J. ". SMITH
Observer. Weather bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

]. II. cradlebsugh "a. puroha scd the
undivided onc-half inltresi In the I'm
pcrial group OF mlrlH. s.x In number.
situated on she head OF cuiriH Eulch
In Grant county, near the Baker cpun-
~ ilue. This group " looked upon by
mining mon ~ one Of the mis-, promla-
Ing In ths Urecnh1rn country. the up
per tunnsi u In go feet. running up the
ledge. and has cut a pay chuie for
more than 20 feet whioh shows fne ore
In the face Of the .unnrl. lite chute
4 from three TO four Tee: wide and
twelve tons OF ore from u. millcd a.
she pyx. yielded 1880 "A ton. where
the Imperial ledge cTatsaa the creek
1000 feet below thc tunnia. y h nearly
100 Zee. vide and shows ore clsnr across
HAT viii run over so per .on, IL gives
promise VI being another RED Boy
mixer IkepuDllCln.
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pIamena . ,Ilnlng Center.

The Joe Bowers Is causing quite a
hurry IA stocks and u proves what the
residents OF Diamond ana Silver have
been trying - tell capitalists. The Joe
Bowers has a genuine vdn und will
prove d,1other swansea In values. When
one looks at the Joe bowers he must
10 siill further and ind the Hue Blni.
the Showers group. she Joe Bowers
extension and the t.stella, these proper
ties have produced small fortunes al
the grass fodls only " few yeara agl,
Diamond IL the coming center for pro-
ducera and IN very short time. Cap.
ltaIsts paste this IN your hat for fu-
ture reference. Record.
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Rate Difficulties Settled.

Chicago. Nov. s5.-A local financial
news bureau says;
Passenger rate difficulties between ihe
Canadian Pacific and the Grand Trunk
having been settled negotiations arr
now In progress fnr the use by the for
mer - the Grand Trunks North hay
line for ontario business To ana from
the Northwest. Previous 90 the recent
rate war. the Canadian Pacific had use
Of the North BAY linr. but this Arrange
men. was terminated when the rate
difficulties arose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

Draper. u,ah. Nov. 10. iSes.--Afrs. III.
len Green VI .hls pace states that ner
husband has been taking the well
Tot sour stomach lud heartburn. and u
has curod him. iiit heath has been
better me past ftlf1n than ever be-
fore. Hcr dtuFh..r h1f been ailinR
or SOM time hut has begun tnking
Hoods ssrpplrIli and she also Is i'm
proving ~ is She best medicine money
can buy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

-,..,frr In this city on Tuesday even
ing Tor Inc purpose Of con-ldeilng ar
,angemciis looking 10 another bonding
proposition.
tor,n journal. The Greenwood min
To-, Claim. an extension to she Horse
sh,e mine ~ Logan canyon, was sold
,,nder an execu9el ny sherin Ilrn.
,r T.ncs,Iay. j. <. Anderson VI Salt Lake
~. i,,dgr,ent creditor IN the proceed
inss nlrShared It for s2os.so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

From Manager Jacobs " the sun
shine Mining company come the pleas.
ing Information that tomorrow morning
the mine Will be equipped with a good
force of workmon. their purpose being
so resume operations ON this property.
aud continue the mine on paying ba-
nls from now on Whether the mill IA
20 be started or not II no; known. al
enough ~ " confidently believed that
tie entire property VIII be found In full
blast IN ihr course Of figy weeks. "
seems quite evident now. that the treat
inert Of the Sunshine ore bodies has
been finally solved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

"A 4,
West Noiintain i,,.o.' " \
1,,,...as,,,. ,,'''st. s -
i"NNaf i-hs OF sTocNS
Hullion- Beck. 1aO shares Il fsoa.
Eagle. LOU ~ lie.
teysef- Marion. 81 Il slisc.
Mercur. . n t1.g
northern Ligllt. ~ q &c.
Northern LIGHT. gInD a. tlrc.
Northern Ilght' 10 q ific.
Northern i4irht. 200 n sc.
Lower Mainunth no n sc.
Lower Mnmpmih. lpl a. 1sisc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

Having closed down for the season.
she North Mountain mill has made It's
anal cleanup and today reported at
the Kansas Consolidated refinery with
quite a nice shipment OF cyanlder
McsarH. Heinrich and Brown. who re-
turned from the properly day or two
ago. are l.lll In the city. ana. 10 l. said
ara figuring with local contractors on
an Increased capacity for the mill. she
now work 60 he attended 60 during the
three months Inactivity. They were
to have held meeting today Tor the
purpose OF attending 10 this matter.