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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Pioneer Press d The Northern.
Pacific put ID service on its hinne- me.
sofa division YESTERDAY two s & lnl im-
.mense passenger engines 81 The latest g 'ae
type, built at schene nectady These
engines. Nos. 228 and "A 2 arrived. 'ss5|.
here .aa week ten days ago ard "a
have m d bs,sinH ,id Hin TIE shop since One of
chem pulled sths oYlerla ont - 81 the
uni fnniion aslepat terday afternoon,
and tha othes viii perfo orm the 9 same ''u''!
duty fq ths frss time tod Since ''pl' .
.the Nerther 'aciflc boug ght the
l,, |preat & aclompound 81 m u a nastodo dons ior
mountain u e & =
been al ling stto# Sc ~ ,l ne
u 1innssst Ins and heavies olli li 4
rail- ssssssE
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Joseph Lachance, the ''divine
healer" of St. Paul, was in town
Sunday and Monday morning. He
purchased the residence property OF
Louis Hamlin, corner First street
and First avenue northeast, paying
$4,000 cash for it. Mr.. Hamlin vii!
put up a residence on some lots
owned by him in the northern part
of the city. Lachance says he will
build a business block on: the lots
purchased OF Hamlin. Besides this
purchase, the healer loaned large
sum on real estate security. Joseph
is sensibly Sailing down. his earn
ings. = 5 ,.s., ...2s:..... ,=.s 6. y ... n.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

c. E.. Carlson, Of the West side,
paid $40 and costs-$l2.50 in all =
in Justice lShaw's court Fridaymorn7
ing. He pleaded guilty to keeping
his saloon open after hours. This is
the first case of the kind ever tried in
the city. :: -..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
lower / 0 ! ; | Ct. REVERSED

The supreme court has granted a
new trial in the case Of j. W. Day &
Co. vs.. Chas. Gravel. Day & Co.
contracted in 1898 to drive for Mr..
Gravel $500, 90 feet Of logs from
Sullivan lake. on the Platte to the
Mississippi. They failed to do the
work iq 1898 and did not complete
it.until 1894. They sued Gravel for
driving charges. He set up counter
claim for damages BY delay in driv-
ing Of thelogs. Gravel had sold the
logs to the J. B. Bassat Lumber Co. );
Of Minneapolis, and claimed that he
receiveda smaller price for the logs
when finally driven than he would if
they had been driven in 1898, that
Day & Co. we're negligent in the
driving, and that the loss thereby
sustained equaled the charge for
driving. The lower court held that
the sale made by Gravel the first
year. was binding; the delay therefore
causing no loss, and gave Day & Co.
a verdict for about $230O. The su-
preme court reve-ses the lower court,
holding the sale not binding, and
therefore Gravel entitled to claim
loss. Mr.: Rhodes was represented
by J. Fl. Rhodes, and Day & Co.'by
L'ndbergh, Blanchard & Lindbergh.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
P|EN1 ENTHUSIASM.
e Breaks Forth Over
Dewey's Great
==... H.. Victory z..1 = ...z 4

The great demonstration which
took place in this city last Monday
afternoon and evening proved con-
cIusively that Little Falls marches to
the music of the Union along with
her sister cities all over. the land.
Anyone who thought the people of
this city were not patriotic would
have been quickly disabused of that
idea Monday. When confirmation
of Dewey's victory had been received
during the afternoon, the excitement
commenced. The making Of noise is
an essential part Of a joyful celebra-
ton. and so the mill whistles, the
church bells, the city hall bell, anvils,
and all noise breeding articles were
brought into use. ~. 49,
In the evening a procession was
formed, headed by the band, includ-
ing 100 members of the Order of Am
erican Mechanics and citizens. The
streets were paraded and fireworks
exploded, eclipsing many Fourth OF
July demonstrations held here. The
process ssion halted in the square at
First street and Broadway and after
selections BY the band ,shortspeeches
were made by Judge Shaw, Mayor
Vasaly and I. L. Warren, head OF the
local lodge OF American Mechanics.
The whole affair was spontaneous
and once started took hold OF all,
and resulted in a demonstration
which was credit to the city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Dr.. Kohler, 81 Minneapolis, will be
IL LittleIF alls Saturday, May 14th,
to do eYAand ear work. ".s

Mr.. and Mrs. P.sJ. Gross attended
the funeral Of Mrs. &. NJ. Schaefer at
Albany y.Stearns county, on Tuesday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. J d. Rhodes returned
Saturday from their eastern trip.
They visited Washington and towns
in New York, Pennsylvania and
Michigan. ~. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

The report OF the state treasurer
shows So, ,350.42 Of state funds de-
posted in the First National bank
of Little Falls. ,E 49,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

There is probability OF a Retail
Clerks Union being organized in this
city. The new union, if organized,
will become affiliated with the
national association. l.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

& y
Morris. Sun: j. F. Mossman left
Yesterday for Little Falls, Mimi,
where he:will take charge Of the bag
gage department Of the n. T. depot.
Mr.. Mossman has been employed by
the N. Pat this place during the
past two years, and through faithful
attention to duties coupled with an
uprig ghtness of character, has de
served won the promo otion which 1l1li',l1
he has lust accepted, and while lls' HE HE
many friends will be sorry to sltt' learn r.
of his removal, they will be pleased sl|
to know that the step is one. in. the h
right direction. 3sss.= zs...
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

verndale Sun: Mrs: Belle Wood,
who hasmade her home in our midst
for some time, has decided to return
to her former home at Little Falls
and departed for that place Thurs
day. This estimab1e lady and her
daughter, Miss Maud, will be greatly
missed by their many acqnaintances.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Swedbach Bros. OF Hibbing, for
merly of Elm Dale, have removed
their saw mill machinery to Bemidji
and have commenced the erection
there of a saw mill.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

St. Cloud Times (30): Mr.. Michael
Berger, of Pierz, Minn., who has been
making q short visit to DR.. and Mrs.
J. G.. Boehm, left this morning for
Wisconsin. q.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

agreed that our present system Of fire
protection can be better ed, and thatit
should he done. the rest. is merely 9
question of detail and method.
The volunteer .firemen Of the city have
earned and deserved great praise for the
good work done during many years, and
whatever action. if any, is taken toward
reorganization, should be with Jneir CO.
operation and good will. zss ss
Thereis aAgeneral desire. among our
citizers for the Improvement Of our
means Of fire protection, and Icommend
the matter toyou as worth. OF your
most earnest consideration. '1}.is=
9 Very respectfully. < =
~" CH4s. F. VAsALl, 3
Mayor.
After a general discussion the fire
alarm matter was referred to the fire
... @:.~ -:
The street committee was in
structed to repair the sidewalk near
the brewery. The same committee
was also directed to notify Mrs. F..
Kloklunski to repair sidewalk in
front of hel property in lower town.
The matter Of grading Broadway
on the. West side was discussed. and
to the street committee, with
to report May Il.
The council adjourne'! to May ID.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

A. Lunde, a illogical student,
will conduct the services at the Norw.'
Luth church both morning and even
ing. Every body welcome
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Chemical Co No l. services at nres q ~
Martin Poster, work testing hose.." w
Chemical Co No2, services at hres.. ~
roo1- ,ddar 60 services at fires 21 Is
Nose Co No l. services at fres..... q w
Sinonet Bros, coffin and burial ex- =.
pense for John nAnderson.............." IL 0o
w D 1onas renairs on fire hose 13 IS
John Sand reeling hose... .....".'. w
Glib Brown, medicine to poor......'. 90
Peter Nedved, m'd's Sc to city poor... II
Vim Won Dornarus, hauling tire
apparatus W
Chris Koch, reeling hose..-".....'. oo
John Burkel hauling fire aappratus %
S;,none+ Pros. furniture for city hall 12 so
J Brown, hauling fire apparatus w
G NJ n Fortier, salary as city phy-
sician. .............. 81 90
CD Auver. legal printine ,....... 81 70
Hose Co No 3. services at fires........, $50
Pine Tree Lumber Co, wood and
~ lumber ... .. ...... IA IS
Barney Burton, nittens for fire
department. ......... ~
CVan Buskirk. reelinr hose. ............ 90
Electric 4, Water Co. citv hall lights II As
Same. arc light rental. .. ......... 1875 90
Same. hvdrant rental. .. ... ...... 2S6 81
Same, can of polish..... w
Same, water for street Sprirkllng
from April Is to July 10. 81 5O
NJ keenan,, reeling hose. %
c Jansen, hauling fire appal atus...1 0O
1Wrn BatterS, me......................... L oO
z . Montbrand, san1e........................ l 30
A Pura, care of John Anderson........ 6O
L Phillips. wood for election
booths ........ ...........:... w
Same, m'dse for city poor................ 70
CaIose Co No 2, services at tires..:..... Is w
M keenan,; reeling hose. 80. j 80
Chemical co No p services at 6res.. 90
Peter Medved, oil for city hall-....: 65
Little Falls Printing Co, job work.. 20 SO
John Mcdonald, testing hose~.......... 90
H Williams, disc to city poor. 90
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
The Matter of Better Fire
Protection Comes ~,
Up. ...
BuckmAN is FOR Davis
Ex-senator Announces His
Candidacy and His Sen
atorial Choice.

The city council met in regular
session Wednesday evening. All
present but Aid. Martin.
Bills allowed:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Ellen becker & Goulet expect to move
70 their7new location in the Kerrich
& Moegtein block in about two weeks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

THERE'S a report that Joseph La
chance will build an opera house on
the Han1in property he bought this
week. Joseph appears to have the
money tost1o it with. =:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

House and lot for sale, southeast
[elevator gery cheap for cash. n
|qnire q
20 !. p. AARAN " sst Side.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

The 81. Paul Globe says .sM1ss
Henderson, OF Little Falls, ''~ has
offered her services to Gov. Clough
in the war: -,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

A class OF children is being pre-
pared for first communion and con-
firmation at the French Catholic
church. Bishop Trobec is expected
here some time next month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Rosendkhl Cor. Litchtield Inde-
pendent: 2. Miss Hilda Lundstro m
went tpsLittle Falls this week to re.
resume her work as teacher, a ter a
vocation spent at home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

J. V.Kemp, Of George, Ia., is in
the citys He expects to take a farm
in this vicinity, and bring his family
from Iowa. Ill.,. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

The local W oodmen camp will soon
organize an auxiliary camp Of the
Royal Neighbors. Prospectsare good
a large mbership.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10
WEATHER REPORT.
Weather report showing observa.
tons at am. todayi

Weather report showing observs.
tons at am. todayi
Salt Lake city-naromr,er. a.i.:
temperature, ~. minimum. a.. wind
east, miles per hour. rain. trace.
clear.
Baker Clty-Bammo,er. aO.ii. tens
peraturo, %. minimum, "a. wind, calm.
rain. .Qt Inches, cloudy.
chrycnnc-ila 2g.0i: tpmpe-
raturc. isi minimum, %; wind, north
west, q miles pcr hour. clear.
iiavrc-lHrpmctrr, $3.50. temporal
turf, 20, minimum, "a. Wind. south
west, ~ miles per hour clear.
nclcun-iafomgter, 800. tompcra-
turr. a.; minimum, tsi wind, southwest,
y miles PER hour. clear
Idaho barometer. 50. ~: tenn
pcrniurr i0i minimum. 20; wind. south,
10 miles pcr hour; partly cloudy
Miles city-iiarometrr. 2p.st; tempe
raiurc. 4ii minimum. a.; wind, SOUTH
west, miles per houri rain. 90 Inches
clear.
winnemucch-iihro .0.is; tenn
peraturc. %; minimum. az; wind. south
~ miles per hour; clear,
General and local forecasts for y
hours. ending .. m. tomorrow;
For Utah forecast made ht san
Franclscoli Fair tonight and Tues
day Stationary temperature.
For Salt Lake city ana vicinity;
Fair tonight and Tuesday. stationary
'''' J. II. SMITH.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10
TRANCE TO TEACH TRENCH.
A Branch Of The Alliance franco.kmefiealne'
10 be OPEN Here This Week.


The News" n requested 90 publish
the followinri
4 branch Of che -. r. A." for teich-
Ing the French language 10 an adults
who wish TO learn 10, viii b, opened thla
week at Tcmploton building. The
ALLIANCE" D. national organization
founded by Frcnchmen and Americans
with the ultimate purpose 10 draw
rloaer iho bonds ~ nympathy already
cxlailnr between the two sister frpub.
llcll Tor the propagation of the French
language and ~ liteNilurc among
Amvflcana ana OF the English nm0ngr.
The French. It. central Idea u that VI
bringing ihrro studies within the reach
~ those who long FOR culture but arr
deprived % opportunity Morning ana
evening sessions % the Institute viii BE-
held ana the French tongue viii ha
taught 10 "a conversational form by
words Ia daily use only. u viii be 4
great opportunity Tor thiae Intending
% visit the Paris exhibition Who win
md @ most convenient 90 know some.
thing about the French tongue. at least
enough % ask Tor shc common neceaai-
ties ~ Ire.
a free musical and literary s1lrce az
an opening VIII be given next Wodnca.
day evening al \ O'Clock. az Assembly
Han Dr. j. H. Taimago, acting az
chairman. 4 lecture ON Napoleon and
Josephine. Illustrated with ~ magnlln.
cent Htercupilcon Views viii be given
/ BY Or. \. Muzkaroiil. director 81 the
Alliance, who VIII bring out the real
| character OF the great cnnqucrlr apaTs
from his military genius.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10
DIVIDENDS FOR OCTOBER
THREeorHtR COMPANIES MAKE PAYMENT
Mammoth Advances In the Pit Today
The Horn silver and Washington
Miscellaneous niiniaE Items.

Dividend movements We're quite
active todny. First q all the Mcrcur
company came forward with to an
n1uncemcnt that on the so.h Inst. .,
would pay its regular monthly install
mont % iais cents a share or t25.0ov.
ihls sum giving the company a Total
90 such payments so date pf 1901 900,
ami putting % Ia a position 90 s.ar! on
ths dis,rlbu.i1n of another hundred
thousand on l.s way to ihe ;wo-mllllon
mark At noon today thg nulil1n- Beck
directors held their regular monthly
meCing and then aHl shcrc declared a
dividend % 10 cenis snare Or $4,000
thls payable on the i5,h Int rhesl
two mines are making o splendid rec-
ord IN she way % nhlpmonts and are
fully able 90 continue dividend pay
mems Tor IN indonnNs period.
DIVIDENDS DISTRIBUTED.
While The directors of tha above
r1mod companies were ordering n1w
dividends. uinckh3idcrH ln tn silver
klng were poke Ing tho.r respective
p1r.ilna VI $500. as were also th1a1
aihllatsd with shc Swanfcn AMI Grand
Ccntul companies these payments b0-
ing % amouufs 81 5000 and i2i.2i0 ra-
npectlvcly. Thcas mines nfH also Id
Elol shape ana according 60 nii no
plftn are getting better every day.
The next dividends IN order arr thlse
from the South Swansea. UoysJr- Mar
lon Mammoth aud Sacramento. and
possibly by the first ~ November,
CHLORIDE Point will com. 90 the from.
With - second dividend. although ~
wha. amIunt u not yet known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

Considerable activity ia reported
from Golc0nda I'M. The Gruw Gold
Mining company 10 working cuntluu-
uuaiy, HAVING driven lta tunnel 900 fcCt
The tunnel passed a blind y.in 20 fcet
through. In ore avcfaFlng $40 IN gold!
has 100 foot further 90 80 10 reach vein
started Tor. The company 10 also work
Ing the Gulcondl group. \ tunnel IN
IN 100 feet and 10 run 900 feet farther
20 vein. which sampled $40 10 gold
at surface. WORK VIII soon De fr-
Humod on Gold Leaf group. after sew
ctai m0uths' iay-on. Also work u 10
start on the Maynowcr IN December.
IT. lower tunnel and drifts expose a
chute u ore 100 feet long and y feet
thick, assay values OF which are "
10 - Fuld. All ores thus far flund
ON oolcunda mountain are excellent
cyanldiur propositions.
The shipments from the Dalton q
Lark Hlde during September were con
niderahiy larger than In any preNlpus
month since the Copper Euleh pnnln4l
slowed down. nearly two yi1fs akp'
Thoy include 1000 tons, ~ follow.
Dalton 4 Lark. ZOO Lad mine, 90
Golden Opportunity. 20, June liloss'm
81, Rlchm1nd. 100; sampson. boi key
stone, 80. brooklyn, toi Miner
Dream. 20 bingham Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

cultural Society at the Hail Of Relics.
Everyone was delishicd with the show
INK mads and the quality ana appear
ance of Che fruit ON exhibition. n dem-
onstrutcd beyond n doubt that there IL
not ono section Or she state where good
tfult cannot be grown. ana was n reve-
latlon 90 many from a distance ftt
only were there exhibitions % fruits. but
uthern closely connected with tho In
du4iry made Cxhlhlis. John !. Olsen q
Bros. or Ogdou, had fine display ~
ifuit baskets. ana hli fruit growers
prcsont were delighted with the fact
that they would not b. Obliged 90 go
away from home 90 fnd suitable pack.
agr1 TOR ihClr product Bodies thia
there were acvcrii nnc exhibits nl
canned frulir. IN every way the cxhi,
billion was 70 success.
The "NuWH" can speak M the hiri
quality a. some ~ the fruit b. actua
experience. In thH distribution uf tn.
samples u was not forgotten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

y. M
slnsiig by the Tabernacle choir and
congregation;
oed moves In a mysterious way.
lliH wonders TO perform.
Prayer by Elder Anthem II. Lund.
The choir lnng the anthem;
Goa of Israel. hear our prayer.
The solo parts were sung by Sister
lrrle Thomas Edward and Brother
Thomas Aahwor,h. ami the quartet by
these ana Sister Mabel Cooper and
bre,hcr willard ChrlFtopncrson.
The qupruma OF Priesthood were
present In solemn assembly Tor the pur-
pose OF voting, In that capacity. for the
General Authorities VI the Church.
Thcy were arranged rs follows;
The Twelve Apostles IN uhelr usual
seats on the main stand.
on she south part 81 the stand, the
Pairlarcha, The Preddenla q Stakes.
with their counselors. and High Coun-
cllora.
on che north parg OF the sand che
llshops and ihelr oounsrlnrs. with she
Presiding lllahoprlc IN front OF them,
The High Priests In she north center
or tho body OF the house; The quorum
prclldonts In front
The Seventies In the south center OF
The body OF che hWse. the Firs. Seven
Presidents IN front.
The Elders Immediately behind Che
High Priests.
The Lesser Priesthood on the norm
slie Of ne house.
Tho gallery was occupied by the
people In genetal.
PRESIDENT GEORGE O CANNON
said:
This r. n very solemn occasion.
AMI tho spectacle from the stand IA
most Impressive. II IL difficult 10 re-
press emotion on seeing such an as
Hemhly We have come together this
afternoon In solemn assembly, 10 vote
Tor the authorities OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints.
Every one present n entitled TO vote
20 vote a. he plea ses-thnt ~. every
momber OF the Church. They can
either vote for or against. Every one
has perfect liberty, Aud Il In well
that you should understand the method
Of voting. The brethren WIN be called
upon In their various quorum eapaoi-
tleA to vote. IL their vote Is an az
frmatlve vote, they win rise from their
afata and raise their right hands.
Whcn they have thus voted n there
are any negative votes-they having
kept their seats-they can rise and
vote. And each one. ns | have aaid
win have perfect liberty to vote as he
plrnaes.
The order Of voting by quorums was
as fOllowai
Flrst-The Twelve Apostles.
g0cold--rho patrlaWha, Presldepia
NJ stakes and their counseilra. and The
iflgh Councillors
Third High Priests.
Fourth Juveniles.
Fifth-lsldcrs.
slxih-B,hops and their counselorr
Snvcnth - Priests, Teachers and
Dencons.
Elghlh --rhs entlEe congregation.
In each Instance President Cannon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10
prs AMI sruRs.

Silver co 9-ic; had h''s's'
Work h. about 20 begin on ,he High
land BOY tramway'
sllycr city mines shipped % cars OF
ore during The week.
Mcrsrn. Morris and West have ma le
application for membership 10 tht
stock exchange.
This was payday with the Mcrcur
company, George nrrn going out 70
the camp 90 distribute checks
Judge Green Of tho buckeye AZ TIM
TIC expects % return 90 The camp e1-
morrow 90 resume work on fhc prop
sriy.
park Record; There Il now between
1000 and 5000 ions % creacrnt orc on
the platform nt The u. \, depot ana
trains are nilll running steadily ovvf
The runway 60 che mine. n ne prom
ised ziuo reduction works az Pueblo are
SOON constructed, ~ thlt thl
Cresseuta second class becomes mar
kr,ahit, the tonnage from THAI prop
frty next season Will afsonish the na-
flNfH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

Tho Clarira Gold and Copper Mining
company Do tho name NJ now cot-
poratIon formed this week for the pur.
pose of operating eight claims owned
by 10 ON the Nalco copper belt the
company 4 capitalized fpr $4,000 with
shares az par value OF 81 each. w.
mlnhgor. =. a. Davis ls vice nresldout,
W. =. Donaldson. secretary and trelr-
urer. aud those. together with John
Parable and Mrs. MARY v. Dpnaidann,
constitute the board u directors. The
company'a property u situated on the
main divide between the Nalc0 ana
Superior Mining company'a ground
ana enough work has been done 90
prove az the ledge and offer every cn-
coutagtmtnt TO ~ ahtad.-Park Rec
ord
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10
MAMaorn ADVANCES.
Tho stock In Demand Around ssiax
urisk Trading IN the pit.

Mining s,ocia are stiil IN great De-
mind NJ good figures. today'a work In
the pit being equally active with that
Tho recorded 10y the brokers during the
sessions of last week. Mammoth was a
leader To- the trading aud sold at ad.
vancinf figures the stock making trans.
fcrs 20 ts.tsia and s2.i3M ana remain.
ms ln demand a few cents below. Mor-
cur was nas In the bidding and created
but iitiio attcution. while Sunshine and
Sacramento ala business at 90 and tiit
cents respectively. each remaining arm
around the selling figure. Those regis
tcr.nE good figures although no huai-
ness was done. were Hulllun-ncCk Cen-
tennlai Eureka. Grand Central. on
thrlu. Silver King and Utah
For the unlisted stocks the Initiative
was taken by chloride Point which sold
nt ii0i. Dexter handed ont shares al
s20ih and t2.02, while Golden EAGLE
sold at ana 3is cents, Naicl ut %
and "a cents. Joe bowers M 81 cents
and Little ptiHburE at cents. over
land was fairly Arm IN tho bidding. the
stock being wanted az ti.02, white
swansea had ~ usual figure and South
swansea had q bid % ti.glis.
The closing figures were "a foilowsi