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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03

- l.2al6 1-2c.; do. factory. 10 i-2al2 i-2c.
Elgins. l6 l-2c.; imitation creamery, la
lic.; state dairy. u l-2Nl5 1-2c.
Cheese-Quiet; large white. 6 i-2c.
Eggs-steady; State and Pennsylvania.
II l-Sc.; southern, 1lc.; western fresh,
10 1-2Gi0 3-4c.
Potatoes-Quiet; New York, s2.5O9S275;
new. s2.756x3.50
Tallow-Steady; city, &C.; country, 3-in
A 1-Sc., according TO quality.
onseed-Oil-Steady; prime crude.
Haze, nOminally; do. yellow, . 1-2a26c.
Petroloum-DuH
Rosin-Steady; strained. common TO
good, $l.i0GSl.45.
Turpentine-Easy at 2S1-2a29c.
Rice-Firm.
Enthusiastically
Cabbage-Quiet: southern. 5OT75c.
Coffee-Opdons opened steady. with
prices 59l0 points higher. on reported
damage to Santos crop by frost and bull
ish European cables; reacted later under
realizing and some short selling. and
closed steady and unchanged TO 10 points
net higher; sales, 1850 bags, including
june, $3.50; July. S.S,. Spot Rio quiet !;
NO. Z invoice, $.37 IL; No. Z, jobbing
so@ L. Mild quiet; Cordoya. $500
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. ss-ic. !;
centrifugal, 90 degrees test, 5-16c.; sales
small business on basis Of old prices re-
fined sugar firm.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, June after a sensational
break OF &c. al the start to-day. wheat
closed firm, owing TO free buying by
shorts on soft spots. July closed un-
changed; September, 3-Sdl-2c. higher;
corn. Csc. better and oats unchanged.
Pork and ribs are 3Oc. and soc. lower, re-
spectively. Lard unchanged.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 2.-Turpen-
tine-Quiet at 26c.; sales, none.
Rosin-Firm; sales, none; prices I'M
changed.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 2-Spirits OF
Turpentine-Firm at SO l-Sc.; sales, S4l
casks; receipts, 1873 casks.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales,
1,239 barrels; receipts, 22S barrels.
WILMINGTON, n. c., June 2.-Spirits
of Turpentine-Steady at "A 1-2G25c.; re-
ceipts. lac casks.
Rosin-Firm at csc. and 81; receipts,
573 barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Quet at 81, H.6O, and
no; receipts 60 barrels.
Tar-Firm at Sl.lO; receipts, 100 barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, June 2.-(Special.)-
Fancy farmers stock, l-2 TO Sac, and
for extra fine lots 4c.; strictly prime 8 Ii
to l-2c.; prime. "a TO &c. common, 2
TO 3-4c.; Spanish, CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing in not
less than ten years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

SPECIAL BALE prniNd thus
week before cluuinE oriental .mhfo,stls...
TurH cleaned and repaired, last ehan's
10 repair your rugs, ~ Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
JURY Law QUANDARY.
DIRECTED AGAINST DISTRICT JUDGE HART
county Attorno, waldemar Van Colt

County Attorney waldemar Van Colt
viii tomorrow or the next day COM
mencc mandamus proceedings W the
State Supreme court against District
Judge Charles n. Hart in order ~ CONF
pei his honor to proceed wish the ems
panclIng Of jury of twelve FOR the
purpose u trying ox-Scltctman Joseph
H. Morris ON the charge ~ bribery.
This stcp viii be- taken Cor the puri'oae
Of cxpcditing matters ans forever set
Ting question OF vast Importance
whom Judge liar; decided on Tuesday
that the objection to o. jury u twelve
aa offered by the dcfcuso, was Nalih
one. the prosecution, after noting an
exception 10 tho ruling. gave notice nf
an appeal. This method was later
deemed inaoviHabir as thc proc
would necessarily consume much t.me
before dccirlon could be reachcN
The question has btcn - most per.
picking one to the legal fraternity ana
has proved Itself a. be- the knoiucft
yct presented. No two lawyers can
agree az - what was the proper ihlnH
Tor Judge Hart 10 have done IN the mat.
ter. There are attorneys who contend
that the action 81 the supreme Court
OF Utah and the supreme Coutg 81 the
United States ln the Lars Thompson
case practically lcft the district courts
NJ discretion In the matter. Counsel
for the defense commended that had
Judge Hart decided Ia cmrancl a Jury
u eight II would have been IN Viola
tluu. uf 1.-THE United states CnnHtltu-
tion, and had h. ordered the cmpancl.
Ing of "a jury of twelve n would he q
violation u she state Constitution
Murria'E alleged offonse having DC.
CURED before statehood. it was argued
that he could not be- tried nj all and
his ease. and an similar ones. would
therefor have tn be- dismissed.
The position uf IN prosecution u
.hlt the Territorial law giving an oc.
cused the righi ~ trial by jury -
/ twelve iE n0l ffpugraui 90 utir C1nfl.
iusica. but II In harmony wth lne pt0-
y ti1us ~ the same. 80 well ~ the en-.
nhanE act which says; IAN criminal
pru secuilons which may have nrr.n vi
which may aHss before the chang.
from a TerfitsW 80 a StGe govern
mors ard which shall then b. pending
shaii be- pflseeu' 4 ua though aucl
change had no. aiken place"
~ the Lars Thompson case ihe Unit
~ STATES Supreme court ovcrrulsd ih'
Sta.c supreme court, ard hed that ~
| eisht. jury PAW was at Nnuhnce wNl
| the unIrd States Constitution IN r'ts I
whom The oneusr had been Commute,
prior % Statehood. and Was thcruEorl
Vul
Il ., thought ghat the supreme oour
Will rsss upon the Siatf's petition Tor
! VIII %. mandate ~ som ~ a II nlci
| which n L. siid viii not be at,ef thai
| Sa.urlay. ana maybe sooner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' BAZAAR.
Will Begin a Three Days Display This Even
ing-fine Program and Prizes.

The scandinavian ladies' hzir and
fair. heretofore referred o .n these
columns, will begin three days dts
pay u prizes this evening. an excel
lens opening program Will also be pre-
srnsed. 4 peep ingo the Arcade hall
rs . News" man thiH Afternoon us
closed IN array ~ dccordfiuna. lcu1n-
ad. and candy booths. nruncrablc ar
uolca - fominlu- handlwurk and a
miscellaneous asHvrtmrn. ~ pr.Net'
snw will Doe most pleasing SO shc pa
sflrs " she cf,rrprze.
The hall IL located over tho Johnson
prat. drug store aud n crTarsd through
the archway Leading from Eat rcmplr
street. GO gho rear u the BUILDING. Tue
walls ~ thr iugeisnr urr nirlFilciuy
decorated with uiglVnal and Jubilee
c0i0rs. while tho cvllcuccs uf woman'a
utir.nH iudnfery arr everywhere prIs-
efr. These cover almost a muhfude ~
trrF.ilus rlrg.rg figin heavy bel COM
fffers 10 daAray lace 'k~rchieiH nfsi
from artistic roia flil,gwa u unbrras-
aide dol hahlCr.
In addison 10 she ur.icles made by
.he committees ;hrmf,lvef. aFr hrg
i3imbrff ~ valuable coi,rlhui Ions by
luAl mprchagfa aui business men.
Th.seu rc all ahuwrrtn the hcM peanlble
advantage uu $40 long ccrr-Hhapci
eluaf r rNiuiHIg through she hall,
80 esther rrl ~ the han are swo c,moai
ald refreshments booths which 'wili be-
presided over by handsome young We
MA. While On 'he cursalDld vui-r1l-
,gcd stage. musical und Dramatic aels'-
nfp VIII BE- rendered. An rgrh oTfri
Wiil he ln constant attendance thu ugh
QUE the evening hours 90 d.socursc aira
Jur7nrilfo % she occl Ten, whih ftgu-
Doc progrnms win be- var'ltl .iit M
stated Intervals.
10 tho enori go please the eye. the re-
qmirn~rya of she inner man nave ~.
lyen overlooked. Tor a large Jog IN the
wan" win be devoted 10 the acrVing-up
Df auhfinntlaia for the deiocifricn ~
lhe patrons. Scandinavian clnkIrI and
prke Will b. speclnitiCf,
Among she coutfihutlorf given by
husiuosa houses there are tNn very
hludHlm1 g.f's. on II a f,tel ring
presented hy the Uiih stove
Unl Hardware company, ana
TIRE .fhrr n a narlnr ana bed
room suite. by thr r. W. Maasrn Fur
Mturs company The time for ihc
opening ~ the bazaar which r. op,ircly
a bsnevoleTg analr. will be $3.50 O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

nuithsd an odd 20 shares Ut 49,.
n. mu..i vas % seller Cd o stAsl1iai
Ilris while Lowe Mann 80 CAV.
GOD snarcs. tio sock going Oh ~ cents
a share. 49,.
The stnr 20 4hc day. 81 Ear as ttanlht
L. c.t.prnfd. was Noiihefn Lisl.,' y
st.lk which inpi vt1 cvft the piac,-
IN vsrtesiay's call lui sa.l it LEU
rartirr num 55is 3D. 90 c,-.-s' me
qu. r.afs were o. as hish if va ~
~ ..ed. hfwcvpr It Joe. 49,. H.,
.hs suck said irctN 30 w, cur" ,','
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
Rnlltold Nnle,.

GcncWl Agcre Hcyi SHERMAN rf.he
Denver apl Gulf came back ipom ,as
m'r.hwcs; inse might.
&. u. Crorbrfg has ~ apr s.oI
agent Ter The ltl1 Grand Western III
faysnn. usuh, ". n. ahrrma. hAyag
rca'gEel,
The lirte,rfs * she Non.hcrr Pacific
have declared u dividend ~ one par
cggi ON the common p3ock This Ia ihs
mrs. so me common a,uck s.uct sac
ioad was ogEaaized.
fifteen new cnglnyr have been OH.
dcrsd go thH southern Fgc'nc. ln ndII.
tluu 90 She ven placed ag t1e m.
some tmr ago. Mr. Gruy says .llf .b.
business ~ she rssAi has ,ucrpsrs.l I'D ...
90 make shis new mo,lvc psA.r blI,y
needed.
INtor Carat. OF White Rock N.y,l,
IN ln the ely. NT Carat /. am. a.. .t
stock 0wnora ana shippers IN tbs W.
In 1905 h. sold W. one bunch si,sei
worth Of cottle, lie Is gulng Norm
day to loqls over she prpspecis Nm tl,.
stock line Through Idaho Montana AKA
oregon,
Str. French, MANAGER OF Tho wan.
Fargo A. Coz ENprltg, fuid This ut.Irl,''.
that he received work from M,ra,,.s
John J.Nalenilns that he VIII scnd rva,,,
employe NJ the company a Chr.ssr,,.
turkey ana "a can of OYSTER. Thls I.
duplicating ilt ThnnksFiving rlf,
when u ia oonaidored ihn' no an.
pnuy einpIuyrf over 1900 ment. the ~,
to"ho company 10 no bagatello
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
AN ALARMING ADVANCE
MANY WERE DRIVEN TO A FRENZY


An advance almost without q parauol
q, IN. history Or Utah mining. ~ ihnt
lust recorded by Ajax. which uui'ht
the past iwcnty-four hours has sno' w
Ike a rocket and now stands lup i"'
cont bl,h,r than 1t did at the bctin'
ming Of Yesterdays call. when uanA-
f.rs were recorded at g and 60 'cnlH'
rbe cause OF this hurry vests 10 'h'
bonding " sam Mclntyrca ini'''.,'
by Messra. ". = Mccormick. W. ~
p,risep and othcrs--a deal when u iN
thought will go through ai the cNp''"-
lion Of 60 days. n It does II moahh Io
Moved yiynr AZ the property ana WIZ
undoubtedly brink about a reHun'p''o"
Of dividends early in the new year 10
date. the Ajax Ut Old coppefopoliH mas
MIA !, cool milton 10 st0ckhoiderf' ana
nam current reports II In just ~ r'oh
"A position to continue such payments
.s A. ever was The mine mas d.cp
,.,,tipur moatly All In ore. nut Tor
.,fne time paat has been lyinH l'"' ~
a., gueat caused, n ~ thought, ~ w
,.r.u,ea among the directors. VI tue
de.i 4 contaminated Il doubtless means
much Tor this Tintic bonanza .,....
The stocks advance la.t ,N'H'nt
caused many 10 Hose their hcahr nv
M, fow committed drepTcdatenH
which to-day they We're sorry lni w
.ofime" being nothing icHs man th' ",,
,,..,i ~ heavy holdings 40 iiHufe. CON-
,iIe,nblv under u dollar u SNARE. Mh'n
they noticed bid ~ fl.2'is pnsie. On
tnis mofuing's call some went mo
frenzy frum which u VIII take ih'n
several we~kr, M doubt. 80 i',nN',
Ajax has broken loose from ~ nohn-
me and can b. looked for ~ max
decided mark In the very near iutui''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
MRS. HurcHlNsoN's FLIGHT.
The NimbIc Fingered LADY Getting Bae" 10
Old England in a Hurry.

r.. O.. =, =. t.,dar Erpfar1
''"'" "a't iaht y" ....
In eleven days Is likely 9" ne "''""'-
plished bv the nov well known nurse
ana h,,..h,t,t ,,.,.t, ,b.traci5r, Mrs.
",.se".'. 49,
tlNfu u. lfutchIrsNH.
Af;rr her trial in the disirici court
re- ~, a.. ct,ree .f aphrpaklnE.
..,,.,+d s,ne ~
""'t" ''''v" ~ h.i
the benevolent ladies' Ni sur ivy "r'e'
mined r1 srnd hlr nlDk H London SO
Join her fansly ihefD MrH. Hwchln-
afn wa very nuvl1uf 80 duf country
where me had achieved fh uncnviable a
name. ard hy ,,.rsu,tIrg ;he time table
u was flund or snuirdty morning thai
che Amrficau Iuer tha cay - Paris,
which Wla used hv 1he r1vpranCn.
during the spanish wir 49, aH ansilitry
cruiser urtiaf .he nimf &c IN Yale
sailed ft,,n ahs d1cks ~ rhe American
lili az NaN YORK ~. 10 a. w. WCdnsHi
Day.
g -rFr iarg. the cliy iickoc ngcrf OF
ihH runn paoUp. afifr studying .hi
eouueoiHifa uricr0Uk SO place hcr N
Nrv York IN .imc .l place her On New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
THE RATES ARE ResroRtO.
No Real chaugc Ia The Utah Orr ard Bullion
Tariff.

Mr. Eccles ~ the short Lluc received
word hst eycning from The Ei1 thit
ia the md scaled the ORE ar1 bullion
rate from Utah 10 che Missouri river
ana From Utah 10 Denver
The basis N the settlement brings the
mt back again to the old tarln charged
before she scErs gIllHn VI lhe short
l.lne. Acc1fdlt ( 90 The agr0. mlut ~.
iertd autu to- ORE iute ffum u.ah 90
Denver rcmairs unchanged. The rF
On bullion 60 we river viii be 81,
whch ls an advance ~ une dollar. In
stead % twu, this being maus possible
by "a reduction frum Utah 90 Denver
81 unc dollar.
There II bvs iitiic or shipped 20 the
i.v'r and the ddanEr viii MT offec,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
SENT TO TiIr AsyLuM.t
". L. Bernhi--i. - We'll Known Druggist
AdIudr.d tn.an. To-day.

Martin Lu,hsr nerIlhlsl. we'll
known druEg.s; - This city. was
l1juigtd inioue by Judgs iiilcs epdty
and Uummitssi 80 the sgs,e Insane
asylum - Provo. where h. was cone
veysd by Sh.rn Lewis his afternoon.
lac sNantnatign % the unfortunate
man WAS ogsiucttd h.fure Dcpuy
Clerk Ueo. T.. Hnir. sgilng ~ judge
pFl tenn. ana coguiy Physician W r.
And ftln ard Dr. Joseph =. Richards.
-. Moicon Berrhisel, a hr3iher ~ the
nufoisunasr man. testified plrti Bern
hisei exhibited slams u lnfanfgy uhoit
two weeks pEn. all that l. sim q b.
wla lu''lnei lu he violent.
Ham nflglr, an intimate fflfni VI
nernhHrla gave similar ifHilmony.
| The physicians found thil fhe man Wa
1uncf.fs Fum acute mana" fupcflu.
| iurri hY hr f'lfsH r.VerHsH, fhy tifru-
fore r-clmrt 90 q tls comm .al 90 the
nay nm.
Mueh sympathy d ftlt fof Mr. Born
/ hI ari, ~ h. Wus srnrrafly liked Hui ~
! aird 4 a. "A Fplendld business man an
! 100 upr.gh. ctiEen. ilis u7s wta E.ytn
ls ~. iic has Wifc and quse fani-
| .y 10 Hma. children Ia thl U.iy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

last evening. 10 o. ~ the orlngn, that
tho ropuft ~ tho strike IN tne hlli, ~.
u discovery viii b. made very AhoIhN
now
was reported today that the Northern
I.iuht would have another car 81 %, on
The market tomorrow. " " the ihi'h-
tiHu NJ the company To Hhir ~ tons y
week and M tho rate % ftu1 car "
should not take Ions 10 open up Tine
Of dividends.
Sam Nrtntytr has bonded his HOLDINGS
In the Max. amounting TO iguh shares,
others the uric. nxcd being given NJ
81 u share This movement hng caused
considerable activity IN the stock. zoe
bond u raid 10 cover a period 81 "
days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
uusiSrss AaAIs HEAVY.
stock. Dealt In To the Tuuc Of 5000"
Shares Northern Light urisk.

Nearly 10000 shares changed hands
IN ihe ~ ,oiay, trading being dls.
sflbut-1 amlnE y dirvfert els und
each chss receiving ahou, rquti rtcng-
pii1n The day developed "a number q
uugprises, Nhich made tho call o.. Only
BRISK hu, decidedly .ugtfasilug.
opening with Ajax thr r.Hck found
rc1dy takers 40 from ti,ss ~ fi.aaL and
vnly frl back Af tho CLOSE whom ihe lid
rsEgod a gtine and stood 40 N2is with
- Offerings -Four Aerr was Ftlll
aciiyr and dld considerable hurup -
pHuun1 yesterday ngurr. there hrirg
BALES hci wcen n umd ~ ntH. while
ueyser- Marion next responded ald
haisltd out 200 shares o. 90 ul "a
otfrH. GtienA was ulFf To- g11l form
with eransfers rt F,andari prices ami
Grand ccrstll, 90 be- recognized. rsiin-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

FURNISHINGS AND lpAh hhpt
dyed aud Repaired. The Hat iioA 9 NAN
rNu>K iActotll ,.,..
,AR IlAn on TOY rkU Nhsi thl ~
bought, TOLD. swhpp'h anl ttpHf'''
Mofcdi b, - Fast first sonlL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
Nus. rrmNtW mrlrNrs.
Case ~ . wife Who Now Refuses ta rrna-
csutr Her Husband for Heat pg Her.


Assistant city Attorney c. 49, Stewart
viii. un Monday next. move for IA dis
miHsal of the care " Salt Lake city
against Fred Turner.
Defendant was arrested on the End
inst On the complaint ~ HE wlfu, Lille
Turuer who charged him with having
crlelly heA, her the night previous. The
ease was tried before Justice ~ the
Peace rimmnny ana Turner was found
guilty and sentenced 60 co days In the
city huHtlie The defendant was not
satisfied with the courts judgment ana
appealed. Ho later deposited u cash
bond 81 800 and was given his freedom
bending the determination of hln case
hy Judge Sorreli.
To-day Mrs Turner chilled on Mr.. Ste
wnrt and Informed him that she no
longer desired a. further prosecute the
ease. that Tor the past week she had
again been living with her husband and
Ills behavior towards her during that
period had been perfectly lovely" ~
Tar nH she WIS concerned tho charge
against her husband could be- dismissed.
Tor no matter what tho prosecution In
tended doing she would tefufe o. gu on
the stand ANA testify against him and
there was no law ghnt rnuld mike her.
wen. l suppose there's nothing loft
Tor me but 90 move the court for a dis
mlusal" Hnl1 Nir. stewart
That's Tlrht" remarked the wife al
che withdrew from she office.
Turning IN thc "Ncwa' reporter tho
assistant city attorney said,
"ThUrT'H another example ~ how
prone wives are ~ forgive their way
ward and sometimes cruel husbands.
| This woman fuw weeks ago was de-
| tfrmlned a. Hond her husband 10 inll,
now she ~ equally determined he shall
not be sent ihere lut then itR a wu-
man an over 'If uhf viii. she VIII,
/ and you may depend 1n A. and n she
won't she won't, and thoroh an col
| on L."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
penulr Reea,tsr slien Vseale,.

Deputy County Recorder AUGUST
stlen practically severed his connection
with tho department IN which he hna
been n pleasing and familiar iiTurg iuf
tho past four years. to-day. Mt Stirua
term does not expire until the 3ift hut,
lr he had no vacation this yeas. h.
will PIT in the two remaining weeks
resting up. STR. Silon has proved HIM
SELF most capable and oblirlng oils
cinl His genial presence at the Cnun'
IS recorders office VIII Dc missed ls
many. hut BY none more ~ than th'
Newspaper boys 90 WHOM he has been
u faithful friend, lie viii be- succeeded
hy lldenn A. llbhn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
sh,p,n.n, tram ,hs Washington.

Accompanying awo ears ~ cnccn-
tratos ard I'VE Of crude ore from the
Horn silver today, was "a car ~ ore
ffum Tho Warrington. hcuscd a short
dl1ufre from thls OldIime producer.
This 4 She second VI qhlri shipment
from lhls property and while results arr
not dlyu,sad by thu management. thcy
are believed t. be- highly satisfactory
unl of such . ragure "a 90 justly ln-
crtased cnnslgnmer.s In the future. The
pfUpstgy ~ bong thoroughly developed
0t1 each 100 fcO, In the shaft IL accom-
panied By sufficient cfufs-cut,.ng %
demonstrate. fh= true wureh VI M. mine.
while tny,ng very lttie concerning N,
q, u uniefico1d 'hn Murigor T., r.
Farnsworth is aighly plpHl wth thr
otgksk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
West rark nad sssnsea Extension.

A force NJ men IL now engaged IN
sinking double compartment Hhnft
on the West Park aud Swansea fNten-
Sion group. which n located Within the
limits ~ Silver CITY ana adjoining the
south swansea. The Park yoln rms
east and wOHt ana the swansea nearly
In an opposite direction. dipping % the
west Hhuft house has been erected
over the shaft, which IL being sunk at
tho point uf contact uf the Two Veins
nnd tho showing ls very encouraging
Arrangements nrC now under way ~
put la steam hoist o. continue sink
lnr. With proper development THIS
property should become one m TinilC'r
biz producers. The groun IN owned 10y
VIM Jones ~ Rohlnaon.-Mnmmoth
Record,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
slmMs BOUND OVER.
colcred Man Held 70 the D,,rlc, Court For I'm
moral Conduct.

Williams slmma, The colored man mr.
rested Monday IN company with two
young white girls OF unanvnry rcpuin-
lion. had "a hearing Ia the police court
today on two counts ana was held 90
the district court In bands NJ tl.hoo IN
zach rnas. The man was charged wiih
Immoral conduct upon which Justice
Tlmmony seems t. have placed u
strong stamp ~ diHapprDval.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
TWO piviDlNDs TO-DAY
Centennial pur-hs and iiuiilon'neoh p's'
,ril,ute th. sum Of sa5,oOo.

For tht nrs ilms In twenty mo. ,ll.
ehe ccnttanih Eureka rrplf.ti tolas
with a distribution 10 ssQckhollfIH' lne
ooinpnuy hlng0g OTIS 10 piumhcl 1 =,
dsr.i " 70 GERS a share. ~ Nls.pvo. ltii-
riv,s "a q idsil so ciss u s-,t.''po', =
gum which ailckhu.dgH tn.iriy NOT
MIL be ad1si % mona after m'nth ~
she now ytur. SO.
m Ruylun. Beck also Tnid today. M
Company distributing $4,000. Nliieh
n,ih,s IL tosal g.52s,Oo0 Itporn from
shlA mne would indlul4e "A cuntinuahcr
.f thssc payments Tor a good VINE o.
come.
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ALLEGED ERRORS.


Judge Marshall Is today taking ,,,,,
mony In the case Of billings ar,,,'.
Parsons. groyfnE out of ailss,5 ,..
vlous errors In ;hc marshars sn. ~, =
execution Of legal order NJ
whliiemore and Edwards and ssr,,a',
and Hardness are conducting the 49,.
a jury having been waived. Inc ,,,,, =.
proceeding before the cnur. To.,v ~
second answer field BY she dsfsel,,'
was al'owcd 70 stand ns an amenimts.
20 Ihr orlEnal answer. and The pltsi'e
pinint by changing the aIlerast., ~. w.
the Issuance uf ths oVoruilps II. ,
marshnl from daee N Noyenber n ~,
10 February 20. 1899. - w.
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,lalfs Case Being Triad.

The case Of An Nair charged with
attempted rape CA the ps;non VI nlIe
NNh FRANKIE, WA called up in HE H..
ace cluW al press slins Tho proseru-
tIn hopes 20 aecurr cunv.d,nn al ID
has un hand q number OF linpctt1rt
Witnesses ~ The persons III Nttie rlrls
90 Nnom Al''lr had made tmplOper ad-
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was tried last month. and was reserved
for argument today. ..,.s,
The action was brought 10
$4,000 paid the defendant on ili ,,,. ~
sursnce policy. made In favor Of Nh's
Bunting. d.,
The case Of Daniel Eyler W 'ynh a.,
Taylor ct al. has been coulinueu 'o' Wv
form
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

The Twenty fourth Infantry band viii
give n sacred concert al the Grand
GA sunday evening. Many stereoptlcnn
war scenes uf tho struggles ~ Amer.
lean, Spanish and Cuban troops and
iholr engagements VIII be- shown
chaplain Allenawotth mnNlng the nee
essnry lecture talk explanations.
The Hple ~ seats for the engagement
1f the Frnwlcy company ui tho salt
lAlgr Thrntcr Tor the nrsi four nights
1t next week with bargain matinee
uu "wednesday win begin tomorrow
morning al 10 o'clock.
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WIFI huch'Nt MINING company.
Principal Place 81 Business. Salt Lab,
city, Utah

NOTICE IL hereby given tha, a,
meeting of the board ~ directors u
Wet buckeye Mining c.. held al
SAIL Lake city, Utah. Dee. II. ivA a.
assessment OF = NJ me cent pef shifs
was levied ON the capital stock ~ b.
corporation. payable 40 once 10 u, y
Miller. secretary. ai2 state erer. san
Lake cay. Utah. and any stock ups
which the aAssHsmen, shall remain ur.
paid on the 10Th day % January. ~
viii be- delinquent aul ADVERTISED o.
sale q; public auction. and " payment Il
not made before, viii be- sold On d.
at sl2 s;ats strs.i. salt Lake cry taA
go pay assessments and cost VI uiNefli.
Ina and expense ~ sale.
n. q. MILLER. s.afn-an.