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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

When you read this remember if you
intend to use WALL PAPER. drop +. W.
Colby postal and he will call and show
you papers that cannot be eQualled in
Augusta in price, design and quality.
feb28 dino
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Local statesmen, to sell advertising signs
to retail dealers. Send stamped envelope
for particulars. Reference. The Novelty
Sign CO., q School street, Boston. Mass.
narch2dl0t*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Mr. and Mrs George G. Jenkins of
Winthrop, visited the Capital. yester-
Iay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

The Captain Chapman farm, situate In
Augusta on the Coombs Mills road, two
miles from kennebec bridge Over 10c
acres of land buildings In fine order.
Eight hundred dollars spent on buildings
alone within the last two years. Apply
to Lendall Titcomb. Augusta Me
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Odule A. Laplante has bought the
bakery and grocery, and accounts of
Chas. Hamel. - Franklin street Sand
Hill, and will continue the business. All
bills due Mr.. II2mel must be paid to Mr..
Laplante. mar6dlw*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

F W. Spencer. No 25 Winthrop street
property. dec4.dtf'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12
Dinner and CODQnOdc Sets.

and the manufacturers have already
advanced prices We have quite a
stock Of goods bought before the ad
vance of prices. and VIII give the
public chance to take advantage of it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Wanted 1t known that have opened
first-class restaurant, with ladies' dining
rooms up stairs; of the south store for
merly occupied by f. DOstie. Board by
day or week. Breakfast and supper, 15c. !:
dinners, 25c. Furnished rooms to let 129
Water St. Augusta. L. Cheltra. Prop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

A good line of corsets and shoulder
braces at Mrs. Lizzie Boyes'. 223 Water
street, also Magic scale taught and sold.
feb26dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

story and half house with ell and
stable. located on Capitol street. This
house is conveniently arranged and with
in a minutes walk of the schooihouse and
street cars and five minutes walk from
depot and business street. Also two
seated carriage and phaeton. Apply to
Thomas j. Lynch. novl0.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

PIANOS. Some great bargains now
offered at piano rooms of Melville
Smith. % Winthrop street, Don't fail To
cal and see them Also line Of piano
stools ana chairs foh9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Ladies, my monthly regulator has
brought happiness to hundreds of anX-
ious women; | have never had single
failure, no other doctor can say this
longest cases relieved in two TO five days
without fail; no pain, no danger, no in
terference with work; by mail, 81; all let
ters truthfully answered. Dr. r. NJ. Toll
man Co. 10 fremont Street, Boston.
febl6 d&wky3mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

A number of desirable residences in
Augusta. Maine, varying in prices from
$3.50 to $500, also several 10 to Is acre
places IN the suburbs of this city; one
two-story house and lot in Lewiston,
Maine. A number of farms in kennebec
county, varying in price from $1,000 to
$1,000 Houses and tenements to let. +.
W. Whitehouse. Attorney. Augusta. Me.
Ia nj 4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Parties with $1,000 to purchase one-half
of q good paying business. None but
those meaning business need answer
Address by letter, Manager. Journal
Oflce Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12
dec15dtf

Men and women to work at home.
pay IS to SIG per week for making crayon
portraits, new patent method. anyone
who can read or write can do the work.
at home, in spare time. day or evening.
Send for particulars and work at once.
Address. H. A. Gripp, German artist, Ty-
rome, Pa. nov18, ,d6mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

II. " Wright 1f Bangor, Was in Au-
eusta, yesterday, on business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

MADAM BRANN--Clairvoyant. Is at 4
Gage street Augusta, Me oct25. .dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Wanted. 4 stock Of boots. shoes and
rubbers; any one having it to sell cheap
for cash, address BOX III. Watcrvillc. Ne
marl1.dlit@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

EcV. F. IIameI has returned from
snort visit tD Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Samuel GiIIins Of Weeks Mills. spent
Friday IN the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets All drug
eists refund the money if ii fails to cure. 2'c.
The genuine has l.. Il. q. on each tablet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

# You are in want # any the COM
ing season its good time to buy. tn
Mckinley boom is not going t. makA
crJckcry any cheaper. The worllmea
have received an advance I'd wages.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

girl to do general housework in n
small family. References required. Mrs
L. A. Burleigh, No. Western avenue.
mar5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

TWO experienced saiesmen for high
grade speciality. Give references and pre-
vious experience. Cannon & Co, Iowa
City, Iowa. marchl2d1tt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Situation wanted to do general house
work. No. Is North street, City
tn1rpll div
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Ink for the price and sign markers
used by merchants. 45c per tube by mail
{. W. Fletcher, % Chapel St, Augusta
Me mar4,dtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Wanted it known: The East side candy
store has new maple syrup from its own
trees also fresh maple chewing candy.
maple cream, maple opera cream. etc.
marIId2t%
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

An eligible rent of six to nne rooms
with modern improvements in fashion,
able part of city. Address ar inquire of
+. w. Whitehouse, l99 Water s..
Inar12 DIT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

In kennebec county, bright young men
and women to sell Mark Twain's great
book. Following the Equator" This is
a grand chance for students or teachers
to make big money during the coming
vacations. Secure your territory now
For terms, etc, address, Fred w. Lee
Gen. Agt.. $50 Water St, Augusta Me.
mars, ,d1W*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Ladies can earn IS weekly doing needle
work at home: no canVassing. Inclose
t-addreSsed stamped envelope for re-
ply. Standard Novelty Co., 10l Beekman
ST.. New YORK. marchSd1w*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

At once a registered druggist Write or
apply in person at the Randolph drug
store. Randolph, Me. marSdlw*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Ladies to make sample patches at home;
SS per week; no canvasSing. Send reply
envelope for sample and particulars.
Foster Machine Co, 525 West 29th St,
New York marchSd1u,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

BOARD-Lowest rates in the city for
first-class board. Gentlemen, $3.50 per
week. board and room. Ladies, s.. so per
week. Rooms without board, 81 per week.
Mrs Howe. Is Gage street jan29eodtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30
Utah Soldiers SENTIMENTS
Thanksgiving nay Was the subjeci. aud
Il Was Published In "irccdom."
the Paper N. Idit..

Don G. Musser. the "Newn" CORE.
spondcnt At Manila. Philippine Islands.
u editor Of Freedom published there.
The following ar.icic n from hla pen
and appeared In bic paper the day be-
fore THANKSGIVING
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving nay. and
the first Tor The American army In the
Philippines.
For many NJ Our boys u is the first
60 be spent away from home ana loved
ones. especially In q foreign cline: and
Tor moro " ~ It may be- the last to be
spent On earth. ~ course % ~ Impossi-
bic for w. to know what the future will
reveal The future IL and must ever TO-.
main a sealed book. TO Boz opened only
page 10y page ~ time rolls ON and We
near that silent and mysterious river
We must all some day crusa.
IN this Thought We can md much to
feel Rrltcfui for
That We cannot read the future liz one
~ the gnndcat evidences of ODDS love
Tor mankind. Tor II IL were not 40 there
would be No such thing NJ hope. Life
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Stink. ~ Tmr curcKMArr.
Chased .. the Mos, Imp"r,an, Ever Made
on willow Greek.

sThs owners VI the Chcckmasp MIN
can lrNk on che sunny tilc OF fitl
street until further orders" remarked
a mining man to a ilrst Siatcsman -
porter Wednesday by way 81 ems
phafixing his view 81 ghe. recent strike
i'rade IN ihe property h' ,a MI y W.
of,s 81 the most lmuurtan, rflk"s ever
made ~ lao willow Greek district, NJ
only az 10 itn bcarlrg upnn the mlm'
itrelf but ~ 90 - relation 90 the en-
Tho sii1ke. he rild. was made a, a
lnr iss feet below ghc creek bltinin
f,spr1ying the assertion fhat fhs
Iedsea there fray oug when - dsfih
equal ~ abe crock lioitusm ID rcuche1
nr1 demonstrating beyond question
that the vcins 40 down au1 that Fh'
values arc mairialnci.
Tnr same grnilsmrn SAID coiont'
Dewey hid expended tgp.eop' irclud-
ing the purchase price of hr proper
Ties, In attempting - fili s1fnuihins
below the level - the creek b1itunl
All hid failed. bUi. the gentleman
ADDED. h. ala MT believe fhat ihe OF
eratiurt IN the Dewey pruperase "Nei
want 10 the sxSent - fnling the CON
tlruaton ~ the lsdgc, the miners be-
INK deceived by deposits mat have IN,
npptaiunce Of bUlnR well defined
lodges, which have given out nt depths
~ is0 10 900 feet. \ number " fhrfe
had beer encountered In cross-cultina
cor the Chcckmate ledge.
Superintendent George ". Nyiuln Of
The Chcckmate was. IN 1hc city yester-
day. when seen by u representative
n phe Staicrnan h. confirmed fho
n W. Of che ftilke IN the chichmlte,
10 lmuofsanco 10 the district W..
rrulf, ne said. o. she strike was made
al depth " 80 feet below the sur
face.
given In the foregoing with reference
10 the popular supposltlon rt9afive o.
the termlIicson % she lodges there ~
creek bottom lsvGl. he said h. had
upifrsto0i such an idea prevailed with
soine. lIe started tn Chcckmntc shat,
practically On the creek level. puNlne
ID down izS feet an1 then cross CO. tins
100 fed,. slriklng - better body " ore
than they ever had before at shn point
where cils survey had shown 4he tun-
mel woum encounter the hiEe. The
iedge was four nrii one-hnlf feet wada
anil the ore was 800 ruff.
Asked II q was true there was a
streak thar ran up 4u'o the hundreds
MIR, Wyrnan said he could hot give out
an the ddgails OF the siIske until h.
Conferred with fhe owners The ledge
had been diIa.td on 20 fefa 6aoh way
frcm the polns Of contact anil he had
40 fcot ~ new a,oping ground.
The double compartment fh1ft put
down at che beginning ~ the opera
lions ehlt resulted IN she e,nike wall
be ample for years for the purpOse II
working che mine. 4 Knowles No. II
g-inch dlse barge pump bas just been
received here and will be taken No the
mine at once. The mlDa IL dry. NJ
fas ~ any byiy Of water In the low
est workings u concerned, but Wv.
Ing a. she incsron az qhe shaft Il
drain, she entire mountain. and " n
surface wuier thar has b. be pumped
out.
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would lose It's charm. and would be-
come quite unbeatable.
what pile VI history has been
crowded iuio this past ycari Pause q
moment and reflect, for In doing 80 you
can and 50 much 20 give thanks Tor To-
morrow, that you Will wonder Why
there ARE not more than one day Ia the
year set aside for Thanksgiving. Let
me see. what am | thankful fort u II
hard question 20 decide without cln-
siderable thought. but ! think I can
answer for most OF the boys when |
say loved ones Parents. wives. sweet
hearts. brothers ami sisters and chill
dren. Yes. and by all means. iol us IN.
cludr friends. Not tho wishy waahy Hud
that smile and beam upon us while We
ure doing well ana are prosperous. bus
those true AZ steel who are In evidence
when luck turns agalnsi ur. such
friends nfe included with our loved
ones. ana they are doarcr 10 our hearts
than ail the stars " heaven or the
flowers Of earth.
1T ~ rive thanks ftr all thiugs. hut
hnfarr Hr1 above 40 fhlrrq. fUr love !
Dfta. Ast ihlt by there who narrowed
o ;ow nioi. m hs ar1. nom biz homo
in one W ihs riltfR. which ~ al M
pIcturfr iudrliihly written ur1n ne
hout ~ tanria. ts the sweetest 81 hls
mfn'ary thr fllrcf AMI dear d, To- Id
1rtnm me.
lis viii tru sou &c Ne fhe parting
sr0r', WHOM his iHfr 20 mother ~, !
him lnaiu tl n 90. nrt Will. she i'ur4
frl from hNr rftf. SRI ! o. emilio coIt
bI.tHlng upUu him. d Pei She picture 20
h't father Whii. rN With ihc cares
1rl wNffils lf '..'f nlt'in. ns DE- pr.ss.
cf hii hand far 800 'a.. imd nri wh.s-
pHT. 40. my 'y, fri mruhlr your
iuiv to Col uld c.uu.fv I kTw "
SOU r.tuti s WIN D. wIih " 'rara, f1r !
have cvrry catndtrrf ir 5 u."
"WhN 1re you thinking ~. sh riyr'
90 am thit king ~ home rlu ns
f.iitr arl muihr aud kttc and Ine,
seated auluri Soc liable while ! tried o.
r1f my llpt httakfhsi 40 home. and h'
iirhI hearted lr1 che rful about %.
Moih. n. C,d bicfs hGr. c1uh hardly ho
frtI 1Ciad tn my 81 lng. ne i'1 only "a
short slime flrrn Hob diai. and ,i'hcr,
well nee q @. \. r. man. wa w1upiOd
In The lac VAT, IND loves hIs county
! a. h. hIs hfrur I can Hcs him
nov us boz iloktd shat mIrrin proud
and ai che same iimO Flry lU zoe mn
~. Rates my sister ana the dcir.rl
giri on ,ir.h. lad q III give Nc wlfii
tu sfr chem 40 again"
'Hallh J1hri what arr yIu thllklng
nh1utY'
Home. haven't had " letter frr
me pms tri I'm Friilug anxious
about my wife. I dreamed about her
| insi nsghi. ava slN her Just ~ sho
was when kissed hcr goo1Jy. You're
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30
pirs AND SPURS.

silver. 80; lead. s9.c'h.
Morris Hamburger. manager q the
Geyser- Marion. was In the rily today.
Indications point 10 grand closing
effort on the exchange Tomorrow. after
very successful years business,
The chloride Point, which promises A
dividend within fifteen days. has a
shipment Of cyanidea at the refinery.
The final payment VI $4,000 on the
ground embraced In the holdings " tho
Turcarnra Gold Mlnlng company, was
made At Tuscar0ra. New, today, and
full title 20 tho properly passed into the
hands Of she buy
Hon. n. r. lloyd Il In from Mercur,
after completing arrangements 10 bond
.he Sir Nldor group NJ i've claims, To-
Gated o. Sunshine. for the sum OF siO,.
900. TO be paid IN eighteen months. The
group IL owned by the Bust Bros.
Brigham city News; Mr. Cunning.
ham. of petersbOro. who has been work.
ing FOR sumo time past with the oxpec-
tation Of npilng coal near colllnston.
mas recently closed operations for Tho
winter. he has been using boring
machine. and has gone down i60 feri
Ile secured a handful 81 coal at 0us
point, and feels quite encouraged. he
will resume work again In the spTlng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30

the whole making u most brilliant
scene. They have n1id an the way
from S2i o. $3.50 each Tor their seats. n
j. all very vrnrd. but iOubt n any ~
them enjoy the beautiful music more
than We ana nur modest friends In the
top gallery. But New York city With
It, three or four million people. has not
a childrcn's choir to excel ours. nor one
10 excel our Tabernacle choir. nor n
house more wonderfully made than our
Tabernacle, nor any Instrument that
can sing like our Tabernacle organ.
The sights SEQ are glorious. and fnr q
change are incxprrssibly charming bus
I have nd1rc1 SCENES near home even
moro when nrst sefing them. Tho great
Creator has distributed His wonders
over all his creations. May our chill
drcn grow Mp with keen aonsps to an.
rrcciatc ana enjoy the same
EVAN STEPHENS.
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WfAIn[R RtPoRI.

Weather report showing observations
nt = u. ~. today
Salt barometer. Nigi. trmporn.
tufc. ~. minimum. y. Wind south. \
miles per hour, rain. trace; cloudy.
Hnker barometer. D.ii. tempern-
ture. ~. minimum. ~. wind, northwest.
lirht: rain. ,g2 NJ nm inch. snow
CHEYENNE barometer. l1i's tempern-
tutr, -. minimum. =. wind. northwest
light. rain. .pj Of an inch. partly cloudy.
Iinvtc-IinfomUt'r 800. temperature
- minimum. -. wind. northeast. ;
miles per hour; partly cloudy.
liclens-nnfomrisr mi2. temperature.
-, minimum. -. WIND. west. ~ miles
per hour, fnin,.M ~ an inch. clear.
Idaho allH=linrumstpr. D!1t. Temporal
turc. 10. minimum, =-G wind. south. -
miles per hour, rain, trace; cloudy.
Miles city-.ilarumeter. 1sl. tempern-
tuts. 60. minimum. wind, west .
miles per hour. partly cloudy.
Mlnncmucc1- barometer. fU,gi. temper
hiurv, =, minimum. -, wind, south. :
miles per hour. rain. 90 II m inchi
General and local forecasts for % hours
enuinH : .. ~. Saturday
cisco
Partly cloudy aud probably local snow
tonight Saturday FAIR.
Ior tnlt Lake ely and vicinity;
Partly cloudy. and probably local SNOW
tonight. Saturday fair,
Observer Weather bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30

mt mIrifodg Wei. you ought 10 be. I
woa.dnit he w9,hofi my wife ard child
Tor world. ~. not for the ur1vcrss.'
AM 80 u L.. NIFTY per cent Il the
slidlcfs Wiz think % home tomorrow.
ard Of iei-ir ffseris there. and will he
thlnkful FOR them, more. 50 than for
anything eise7
nut We Americans have % much to
give thanks FOR. our country. the
gi1ndesl 0f all countries our Nc
cHcs. The talk % the who's world. ARA
the Nag We have risked our lives 20
plant IN this fifd.
We who have hfaiih cannot he
thnrlcful CROUCH Tor u. those Il our
comrades who are IN hospitals can
give thlrki shat thsy are MOI down
thote lu III pacp uCm tory With tho
fallen heroes o. this army corps. We
can al Do thankful Tor the hope with
in w., " again Returning 10 those who
pray f1r ~. lpl who c0uat the hours
AMI dnys tlll we corlo. We should b..
nri o. doubt are. gh1nkful for this sol
dIHr experience. which, tough though
10 BE-, hls been a school We could np.
have gainei In any uiher way. In az
tr We 70 viii be- a riul1 thing to know
ani rCiilze. that Ia the hour % our
country's reed. We were brave enough
Or her sake. Many " u fruS nnd
worry 1ul grow hfi aud cold by turns.
ha1urc W. are ~ rent home. Lot
ms give thanks rilt We were nus Killed
in ucil1n or atf.ck 70 down b. disease;
shat We dn NJ have tu sleep oiernAiiy
Do the philippines auf that the snmc
k'nd ana niiWiaa Iiuvidcuoe thas has
- blessed our nltlOu, 1ni pruspcfcd
her c1uge holds our oNu dcfhndcr In
lie hani
Tinnks ap1 praise that the uvcs.
dClr.r 90 Us than words. have thus
far d. srlfc1. ar1 ilIa we. soldiers
90 gnfy In No Eirhth army corps.
hvr hvc1 90 rive thanks On this 2tih
,fiv - november. ts9s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30
IMPROVED TRADING TODAY.
nu.lncs. Much netter On The Exchange
-Four Aces strong.

Trading was much better on the cS-
change today. the sales made reaching
h,,sl0 shares. which had SELLING value
" tit.hl2,G2. From the very start she
brokers manifeHied a desire 20 do busi-
ness and wherever an opportunity was
Afforded, they embraced Ii with the ut
most satisfaction, fhuH making the
call mu, more interesting than Its
predecessors during the week.
-Four Aces. which knowing ones pre-
diet viii ~ g. 10 cents within month,
held IT, own In grand style and was a
leader In he trading, nrHt at % cents
and afterwards at periodical advances
until II reached a selling figure 81 %
cents. Al tho close the stock had q
nrm bid 81 bgts. but none could be had.
thus putting stop 60 fuieher trans.
fcrH. Ail told 500 shares changed
hands. sales az the higher fiEurer being
for future delivery.
procoedlng with the call Geyscr-Mar-
ion was asked 10 contribute. which V
ala In sales at slis cents. Then followed
Mprcur with a little business close %
-, after which Lower MiiniHpth was
brought out with transfers AZ from -
90 e. cents and q closing bid 81 wy.
Northern Light exhibited slight
weakness ana sold down TO " cents.
while the stock was badly depressed
nj the close, the bid remaining nj 90
with offerings at %. Sncramentp rnld
100 shares at isis cents ana sunshine
struck q ledge NJ activity ANA MAS
seller among the rcat at from va 10
l0.s cents
in an unlisted way chloride Point
took pnrt at $50. this followed by live.
iy business IN Dalton at .A cents anu
considerable activity In Golden Eagle
al from "a. 20 cents. iiomcttake was
recognized In palea above anu Mellow .
cents. while Joe bowotH handed OUT
sion dropped to i0a. where 300 shares
went into tho hands ~ another, There
was a good amount ~ trading In llttic
I,ttsburg between ~ and ~ cents, ana
Success was called upun for Nhol shares,
this stock going 70. - and ~ the
other sellers We're star cpnrplli,lei,
sunbeam. Tetro and Nnieo. all ~ which
sharcl In the trading at Just about
stationary quotations, go.
The closing figures were ~ FOLLOWER
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PURCHASED ADVISEDLY.
nessr. Den and Airs Did No, Buy "A Pig
In a Poke"
KNEW WORTH or the CANNON GROUP.
Improved Trading on the Exchange To-day
conditions at sunshine strike
In the Checknste.

That Mcssrs. Dern ar1 Aids In their
rurchafs of the Cannon group at Mer-
cur knew they had sht.r hands on a
good thihg. and something fuzzy worth
aii stnt was paid FOR Il. looked out to-
day IN the a.itumtrr from q reliable
e,.trco shut f.r several weeks past uhe
Mercur people have been ir-spassing a
ls.4ic on that iderdcai ground ard hat
from, the 7Oo-fJot isvcl they have DRIFT
cd .ntc the group purchased and taken
,herefrom "a good auatsiiy % perfect
milling tte. exactly similar 90 chat
tugsn froqn the Metcur workings. THIS
belug the case. the deal wa- ~ tpeoull-
.fou N the Tart 81 thDFo who pur-
CHASED, az they knew where they were
al. und were aware of the fac; that
.hs snves.mout would pay them equally
ne well az expected by the canuon COM
many. had the latter seen III 90 retain
pps- ,fssn ana continue operations.
The stock Of tie lggut Gold Mining
snpny. fcTri aeudng the ground re-
ferfsd 10 above. has already sprung IN
90 popular iaNof ard Is said 10 be In
denpifl b,4Nccn 60 ana ~ GEMS a
share. Late ytseiday aftcrny'n the
va pany cttd'ci - working fund by
ceiling 10 Mc-.rs. Peery and Lowe.
Jamt~ A. Poisick. Sheets a Th0mpson,
and Clarence X. Mccormick. - block OF
100000 i.gnrts. the nitce PAID Sad 80 be
- cents q share. The ground ia TO be
ihoronrhiy explored at once. ana supor-
ifgcnd idwaidA u the Mtrcur be-
iieVcz Ae will demonstrate it, true
worm. beyond u reasonable doubt, with.
lu thltsy days after cOmmCnclng the
.,lupalnn
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sunshine. leo y Jic
Sunshine, 20 II ill.c.
chloride Point. ~ Il u.7)
Dalton. 100 ~ a.C.
Golden ..ngie. 900 Il sac.
Golden Basic. lN0l ~ $50.
Golden Eagle. LOO " ec
liuute~tnFc. iull y SIC.
iiouieetakc, AGO. 10 &C..
HOmerihko, 100 q f4,.
Joe bowers. gU1 " tntc
Joe iuvcr- ENtensiun. 800 n i0h.
Little lltifhufr. iW1 q iiiAc.
Little lfttihufn, gVlu n sl.c.
Little pittfhufT. ~ VI i3tC.
Little Iittthufr, 100 o. lliac.
Success. s.ipl vi tiac.
Success. 80 ~ sc.
Star Consolidated. in0 n $50.
sunbeam, 10 70 lie.
Tctfo, 2.O0l ~ i0,c.
Naico. ~ Il tlai
Total rhHfea sold. $50.
Selling value of stocks. fii.''s.oa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30

In the morring ard tho, The funeral
services would he held ioday. Thurs
day. No pai.lculars were given. but
his dean must have. hcou sudden as he
wac reported weil frw days ago.
CririalI Dunn was orr - .ha oldest
ard bot kr1wr caiz- " the county
arl state. lie came 60 uiah about
the year 1879. ari hrs made many
ffleris from his social dispHtiti1n and
many r,s5d quiii;les. H. vas about ~
years ~ age. His wfa d.fi few
mcuiha ago aud he leaves o., family