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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

Really, the fashion seems at its best when the underskirt escapes in a de- cided train, but it is admirable without that.l It is a model of the latter type that appears here, and certainly few of the faults laid to overslxirts attach to it. From the bust down it was of the sim plest fashion, the goods-Havana brown cloth-being merely machine stitched at the edges. The deep yoke, which went away out over the sleeves was pleated while liberty satin finished with zig-zag rows of narrow white chiffon quilling.
 The liking for white at the throat still holds with undimnished force, but one pretty trick in it's arrangement is new. This has the throat swathed close un- der the chin, the swathing curving up 10 points in front of the ears, then sloping just enough to allow the ears room, and again following close and high the line of the neck That is the latest fashionable idea, and if it were not that the neck was quite bare with a mere cord finish at the band, was to be fashionable also as soon as summer goods are worn, women might well be- gin to be uncomfortably thoughtful con- cerning summer time.
 FLORETTE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21
ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations, Wants, Rents, and other small advertisements. One Cent Word each h. sertion. Five Gents a Word for full week tseven tlmes).
 Display advertisements, per Inch, one 'n- sertion, $1.20; each subsequent insertion. 4o cents; one week, $320; one month, Slo; one year, $40. ,-
 Obituary Notices. In prose or verse, ID cents per line. Notices of Births, MAT rJges, Deaths, and Funerals. 50 cents each' $ocal Notices, 15 cents per line < Yearly advertisers are limited to their own immediate business Gal matter to be include Wants, ITO Let, For Sale. etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

United States mail carriers have their troubles, but they can thank their stars that they don't carry mail in China. A postman belonging to the imperial post office at Nganking, says the North China News, was suddenly and sum- marily arrested the other day by one of the high mandarins in that city and thrown into the district magistrates va men to be bambooed and cangued. Upon inquiry by the postal authorities as to the reason of such arbitrary conduct it appeared that this postman had been guilty of having delivered to his ac- cuser's yamen, in the course of his rounds, an anonymous letter which contained whole pages of cutting sar- casms accusing the receiver of the let ter of avarice, extortion, etc. The irate mandarin made the unlucky postman responsible for the obnoxious letter. say ing that he had no right to deliver such matter to his yamen. The commissioner of customs of Wuhu, who had been notified of the affair, extricated the postman from his difficulties
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

"As have told you often before, my son, economy is wealth."
 q know it is, Dad, but if it's the same to you I'd rather have the genuine arti- gle. .''-Richmond Dispatch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21
THE MONGOOSE.

The Little Animal Has Made the West
 Indian Rats Nest in Trees.
 The zoologist of the Smithsonian In stitution, who has just returned from that island, says that the mongoose is at present found all over Porto Rico from one end of the island to the other, from
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

CT monopolies; in increased import duty on tropical produce an export duty on minerals, and, as already indicated, a tax of 20 per cent, on income from se- curlties
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER FRIDAY APRIL

ing them. am not aware that there is any law in Porto Rico prohibiting the killing of the mongoose.- Washington Correspondence of the Chicago Record.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

At the Worlds fair there were exhib- ited from Tennessee two bullets which had met each other in mid-air, and also a muzzle- loading Springfield rifle into the barrel of which rebel bullet had found its way This remarkable cir cumstance was duplicated at the battle of Caloocan, an insurgent bullet having passed the whole interior length of a rifle in the hands of Private Stuteville, of the Abilene company, in the Twen- .tieth Kansas Stuteville had just fired his piece and still had it as his shoulder when the insurgent bullet passed in at it's muzzle. The bullet proceeded the whole length of the barrel, breaking the breech-lock and forcing the empty cartridge shell into the upper part of its chamber. General Otis heard of the occurrence and sent for the rifle, which
 he intends to send to the war depart
 ment as curio
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21
F'urS Stored
 AND - Insured Against Loss


 Messrs. Brooks X O. take pleasure ir Inviting attention to their increased facili. ties and improved service in the matter of Fur Storage. With more than twenty years experience in this class of work, without instance of loss either by moth, fire or. water, they beg now to emphasize the value of a system whc1 offers the ad- vantages of absolute security an1 cleanIi- ness with garments committed to their care.
 Furs and fur-,ined garments. evening wraps, cloth garments. fur sets and single pieces, received on storage and insured ever,
 Customers leaving town, or fearful, of subjectlng their garments to risk are in. formed that upon receipt of word by mall or telephone, articles will be called for, most thoroughly examined and cleaned and stored by competent men. A receipt for the articles left with the charge men, toned will be given.
 Reference may be had at any time to articles upon storage account.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

A white tiger was shot lately in the Dibrugarh district of Assam, according to the Calcutta Englishman. He was nine feet long and in the prime of life. The Calcutta taxidermist who prepared the skin states that in eighteen years he had neither seen nor heard of such thing as a white tiger.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

The stepson of Stevenson, the novel; Y ist, Lloyd Osborne, ex-United States consul at Apia, says that the London Missionary society's antagonism to Ma taafa as Roman Catholic is the "whole cause of the quarrel.' MT. Osborne de- scribes Chief Justice Chambers as a man of the "narrowest evangelical views" and as wholly in the hands of the United States consul" Luther w. Osborn. The attitude of Herr Rose, the German consul at Apa, he characterizes as "commendable throughout" and he Htigmatizes the Americans and British as 'brutally wrong"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

According to Belgian consular reports, more Belgian capital was employed in Industrial enterprises in Russia last year than all the Russian millionaires and small manufacturers themselves in vested. Russia in 1893 supplied 107,0OO,- 900 francs for the development of its own industry; Belgium, 109,OOO,O00 francs; Great Britain, S9. 900, 900; France 14,000, ,000;, Germany, 14,0O0,000 and Aus tria, 7,00O,OOe francs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

Only a little while ago a Chicago gro- cer told reporter, 1T bought two bar rels of pure black pepper. I put the pepper under the microscope and thought I detected it had been adulter- analysis and tried to get the wholesaler to put up the same amount, to be for feited if was right He wouldn't do 1t, but the chemist discovered about half of the pepper was cornmeal."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

They are telling in New York city that State legislator called on Senator De- pew few days ago and was compli- 1nented by the latter on his prosperous look You must be having a prosper ous season in Albany Is there any truth in the stories of crooked business up there?" "On the dead level, sena- tor,'' was the unexpected reply, "the only crooked thing there last winter tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
Stockton Mine to be Equipped In
the Near Future.
ITS CONDITION DEMANDS IT
Good strike In Conyon-Tbe over
land and sunshine Mining
Near Logan.

That the next step In the operation Of
the Gnlena King mine nt Stockton viii
Be the erection of a mill. was the as1ur-
ancc given the New this morning
by Capt n. e. Gcmmoll OF the De In
Mar stan. on his return from tour Of
inspection.
~ stated In last evenings issue, Mt.
ocinmoll ana Col. Dorsey spent yostcr-
day az stockton measuring up the ore
bodies exposed by the new strike. and
ncquaintinE themselves with conditions
generally. They come back highly
pleased with the outlook. and pro-
nruncc the early erection of u mill an
absolute necessity. ''Thg showing IL
excellent said air. uommoli to a re-
porter. we have orr on every level.
and are taking out 90 much concentrate
Ing mineral. that the matter u ita re-
duction will have to De- attended to
rlEht away A. soon ns We ascertain
the extent % the ore bodies. then we
viii bcEin putting ~ a plant, the ca
paclty % which viii depend entirely on
the showing"
Mr. ucmmcll stated that disclosures
on the i00-fout level were highly cn-
cuurariuE, while copper values had
been encountered in the ore on the drift
across the co while lead and silver
values prCdominaio Sir. UcmmclrH be-
llrf u that GA reaching The water level
nt depth % ipl feet. q hlEh-Fradc cope
pee ore VIII make o. appearance. This
D. the condition ln tho iluuurinc. "a urNt
door nclHhhur. and seems 90 be- "a Fenrr-
al Characteristic % tho camp.
Meanwhile % rivalry exists between
tho Oalonn KiuE aud Hercules a. to
which On entitled 20 The teams Cor haul
Ink purposes. there holuE "a decided
scarcity 0f these in the camp Both
have any amount uf good shipping orc
and are sending 70 t1 market with nll
possible dispatch. The Gnienn King
had two ears in today. ana IL able TO
continue such mnneuycfH for an In
definite period
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

salt Iaksr. Tic Up the hidden rick
Uroap- copper Discoveries,

salt Takers Ito ~ the hidden itek
uroap- Copper Discovrrirs'
The Hidden Pick group OF claims az
MeHHrH Elmer Taylor and watts. was
placed under bond and lease tho FIRST
mart nf tho week tl Salt Lake partieHi
tho figures were $1,000
MI Thomas Daily came down this
week from his camp ut Lisbon Mr.
pniy a. steadily pushing development
work ON hlH property. iic has Just
struck "a new lead that Carries the
highest Dor cont ~ copper yet shown
up ln tho property. This ore viii pay
high over the cost OF Ship nV 10 Hnit D.
ter and Mr. DAILY win arrange at jnco
On ship.
W. u. Kcrna brought In the FIRST
part ~ tho week some line COPPER and
silver ores from claims hs mas Just ,p-
Gated iu buckeye Park nu tho east
slope % The j. SAILS. Thgrc has hen
quite IL utnm9gda into that locality.
The Tom Roy Aiiring company uf Tel
lurlde has secured "a LARGE share OF the
ground there
The iluniHmDn property ln Fisher
Canyon VIII Doc shipping ore within a
week ur ten days. The fuH'rrn purtiH q
represented ly H., q Miller uf npnyyr,
who lntcly bought tho property, have
IN a supply 90 tools. etc.. and "a carload
~ lumber Tor "a boarding housn A
number NJ heavy hurHca and WAGONS
arc now ON the way ln. The ore VIII
be hauled 90 Cisco, 20 distance M about
thirty mllca. They viii put about M
teen mon az work iu tho mines this
week Grand Valley Times.
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The south swansea has two cam Of
ore nt tho namplrr.
The Northern LiGht min b. about
ready Tor rrsumptlnn ~ Operations
The latest afaosHmont on Huu'un.ueck
Tunnel ia said e. b. coming in uicr-
Stockholders iu the Northern LIGHT
consider the outlook bright Tor carly
d'Fllondr
People who have visited Milford re-
Gently speak very highly of the Cop.
per i'anch mIno
live cars of ore from Tlnur. and
two from bingham arrived al Inc
conldln sampler today,
r. r.. Farnsworth came in from Hing.
ham laft evening iir says the pumps
were started this morning
a. ilanauor has gone u Denver ana
omaha. ou business connected Win
his mining ana smelling lntcrratn.
The Horn silver b. la with three cars
on concentrate, one ear of crude ono.
aud one carrying hlgh values in cop.
pvr.
J. u. Haasott u Upper Platte. wyo..
lcft Tor homo lnHt night. after nerntilt.
lux OFF ltu between himself and
Richter and Young
The Taylor nruuton sampler had
nine cars NJ ore from rIntlc today.
llnrtWiE a, Cohen returned from
Bingham last night
The stockholders N the New Nam.
moth Mining company VIII meet In this
city on the g2nd Inst. 90 consider pond.
Ink negotiations Tor The sale 1f tha
companya property al bingham.
A strike ~ ore running 90 t1 40 par
cent lead. n 60 40 ounces silver ma
Eood values in gold. has hcon made I'M
the ichl mining district by MeHsrr.
Campbell ana Sahry of Lehl
The wall group az bingham. ON wblel
Capt. De Ia Mar has ln option. h t5
be- proapooted with drills GeurEe Krl.
loEr having a contract fur 5000 fe6t of
work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

Boston. June 6-Tho wool market
hero continues TO maintain a strong
tone. but the volume of business in not
no grcat or tho last Few weeks. Terri
wool sold firm on the secured basis Of
t1uiir Tor Tine. medium and Tine.
Fleece woods are quiet. but some sales
uro rrrorted on the higher basis or
prices. Quotations.
Territory woolr. Montana and Dakota
nuo, medium and fno. iiuiGc. secured.
Co., staple. tGut,c. Utah, Wyoming.
etc. fine. medium and nnr. ltnicr.
secured. go iic. staple. NuiGr; Idaho.
nne. medium and fne. i2uiic. secured,
t2Httc
Australian. secured basis. CumhlnE
superilnc. 7tc, good. 70u5lc. average.
CsufOc.
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nrN al rnr oyrMLANp.
Results In Uood shipmsnt ~ - anldss
EspiarinE the sunshine.

4 batch % 900 pounds % A
CyanllcH arrived ut the sampler this
morning. ius result of practically "a
tWu WcukH run 40 the overland. That
dltiln, was The word EiNun out at thu
rumphnyH office today. an officer stat
ing that the mill hal been worked up
Co a capacity of 800 tons. ana from now
on would be- shipping CYanidrn semi.
monthly Heretofore the plant hih
hcou RUNNING un Do tl 10 tons % day,
but lnHt week The rnllr wore udiuHted
and orders Eiycu 20 steam up 90 high
rr hnd m3ty elective uutcu, hNupr tno
TAo mine. raid the gentleman inter.
viewed. IA making "a splendid showing
"iuHt think, raid De. "lll wr utU do
ing now iH development work, bun We
are able, nevertheless, 90 run through
from ~ Go 100 toms "a day, without one
foot of STOPPING. The orr bodies nrr im-
munao ANA nll Yield very satisfactory
values"
Tho past two or three days have Wit
messed "a number 90 changes in the
working force no this property Hnmn
litilr dirHat|HfnCtion arising, u was
found nocvHHnry 90 discharge several
employees. hmoug them assistant fore,
man, Bob Graham, who was slated Tor
"a much better position, and would have
soon found himself nt the head ~ uper-
ations had he not been lnyolRlod Into
a scheme which ala not exactly suit
the tastes uf tho management. Tho
change was made, however with very
little friction, aud matters are once
mora serene,
AZ the Sunahlnc exploratory work
goes on. with no Immediate prospects,
however. for tho starting up ~ the mill.
In fact. such procedure has not been
thought OF. the present idea being Ia
push development work. ascertain what
the property fhuWH. ana then enlarge
the mill Go meet the needs OF tho ucca-
| sion. Tho hoist o. working. and the
lower levels are being gone into IN "a
| Systematic and effective manner. What
| the future win bring forth. In quite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

omaha, June -Cnttie-Recelpta.
2.201 Market steady 20 strong. Naive
b. steers. 1875 r. 1885, wcstern steers.
cows ana heifrrs. flsO 10 SEQ. Gamers.
f22i q fA00. ft1ckora and feeders. t1.7i
% 500; calves. 500 10 800! bulls.
stays. etc. $500 q tt2l
Hogs Receipts. ii.C00. Market shade
higher. Heavy. t1tih - tai2H. mixed.
t1ti % flGiisi light $50 "a t1Gih.
pIgs. f32i q $500 bulk of sales, iJGj %
$50
Sheep LOO. Market steady.
Western muttuuH. 500 10 $500. stock
sheen, $500 q $500. lambs. $500 d ti.i5.
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Kansas city 40. June Cattle re-
cUlptr 1000. Market steady Native
steers 800 Il ttai. Texas steers, tl.f5
~ ttki. Texas COWS. ilti ~ 500. ma
lioekcrs aud fecdcra. ili0 q ilij. bulls.
500 ~ $40
-Rrceiptr. $1,000. Market
steady. Bulk ~ sales. 800 a. $40.
heavy. t1ogii p 1875, packers. 1870 y
t1.ti. mixed. 1855 10 $40. light 1850 q
tgii yorkcra, gaoo % t1Gi. pigs. t34i
~ t1ft.
sheep Receipts. 1900. Market steady.
M1f
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NNfNlhl ifNHNnNNfNfNt
ogden, June ia 7inuaci fof driv-
lug ncvcup-nNr FOOT ttmurl on the
Monte CrIrtu mlnr. located In flIrh
county about forty mllca east % Or.
den, has been let ana the work win be-
hruun un ur about tho 18th Instant.
AeHtUruHy Mr. Porter made u numple
shipment N GOO pounds NJ ore fram
De claim near ogden 10 cripple Creek
The returns viii hr awaited with "a
rrtut deal M Interest. because n they
ore favorable work VIII nt once BE- be-
Eun upon several Other claims in tho
Nlclnity ~ the Great American. Mr.
hurtcrH ciHtn.
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Arrivals from Tluuc today brought
news on o. handsome strike ln tho don.
yOu milne nt Diamond. the mlnrru have
lng struck the top of the vein az "a
depth OF 10, foot disclosing nu excellent
showing of what appears fn ho hirh
grade mineral Tho OrJ rnid A. W.
WlnbgrT. Ir. today. resembles that
taken FROM the butcher hoy. which
oHtod with Mr. Winhrrr in thlr prop
erty o. otto Letter. both ~ whom are
highly clatcd with the showing. Tho
district. ray they. b. lively ana Hiylus
a god account of Itself.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Abstract Of nio In tho county TO-
cordcr'a once. Salt Lake county. June
9. 1899.
W, n. Foster 20 J. G. Thompson.
warranty deed. part block I 20
3. Waterloo addition. q. s.,s.f 10
W o. Foster 60 W a.. Hubbard.
warranty decd. lots o. 10. block
4. Waterloo addition b, ..., 800
Mary e. Thorup IN J. y. Thorup,
warranty decd. Ja rods Huuth-
west from tho northeast corner
OF lot Z. block iA plat H., ....., I
A. %. Booth 60 a, A, Nordwnll,
warranty deed, i0x2h rods
coTnsr Of tot .. block 81. pls, y. siss
q ~. Unrrntt Co AHhtunsWhltO
Rklillcorn company. warranty
deed. 7iaNe0 rods northeast from
the southwest corner ~ lot "a
block 90, plat c.. .. COCO ...... 1900
T.. ~. t.nnnan 20 Ella T.. schrce
warranty decd. G1dx3l rods
northwest from the southwest
corner ~ lot r. block -. Ten
acre plat A.. oh. q, 90 % t.s
4. l.. Rnybold To Joannnh ".
tcnHen. auit-claim decd part ~
lut Q. block n. Ttvr-ncro plat a, 20
Mary y. lfiopenHtino 90 J. n.
Cowan q al. qult-claim deed.
y interest In Kangaroo lode.
West Mountain. ., ., o, o.. 90
q. W Kingsley 20 ,. A. Cpwan
~ nl puit-claim deed y inter-
est IN Kangaroo lafs. WoHt
Mnuutnlnssss fs go tt 90 tHrsst
Estate ~ !. Y. Little 60 salt Lake
Valley Loan and Trust COM
plny uuit.claim decd, go rods
BY iCi foot southeast from 70
rods east ~ the northwest cor-
nor ~ block iil. plat A o., .s b.. a
j. r. Wall 20 itchcccu u, Garter.
aherlns decd. part of block I.
Jordan addition, 90 o.. t.st.t.. 20.
J. H. Gillespie a. nl o. I. a. Shn-
Yer. special masters decd,
blocks 80 ana parts uf ~. plat
n. 81. 900. o.. .. 900. o., .,.,.. 23s3l
Ioial = =. w w
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coIonADo MINIS cIosrp.
sm,i,er rroubis ia. IL. Eueet-An Stay
suspend.

sllyorton. Colo. June Towing 20 she
strike at tho DuranEo Shelter the iowa.
Tiger and Silver Lake Mines have been
closed. throwing 300 mon out of work
10 iH predicted that operations will D.
stopped nt every milne IN Hnn Juan
county within week
Work hna stopped nt the Wedge milne
IN oufaN on account N The failure 10
tho miners ana tho operatives Go agree
uu the terms OF the eight hour law
which becomes effective June 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
Waterman nrothers, stock nrokrr',
No. Central nlk Phone ga rings,


Immsuse Audience
5000 Canadians petltloned Dan God
frey 90 visit Canada last summer
The baud came over Tor seven weeks
during which time tho nritishors gave
SO concerts TO 10000 people who paid to
hear thrm. Their receipts IN Now York
one concert march g5th last were $4,000
IN Boston they gave concerts IN the
Park Theator. Music HAL. ana nost1l
Thoiter none OF which were large
enough 90 accommodate the crowds.
May nth the chicago Auditorium was
crowded. the First Regiment netting a
profit 81 5000, the gross receipts being
1900 ut kansas city on Decoration
day Convention Han contained 1000
people in the afternoon nud l2,nQ0 lt
the evening performance These state
mcnta are verified hy the Newspaper re-
ports Of AN Of these CiticH ana probably
mo- such audiences have gathered to-
rethor since the palmy days ui Pat Gll-
mnur. who by the way was the life long
fr.eui of Dan Gndfrey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

total 81 iili. go. on the same day the
silver King viii hand out d. usual
nulllon-iicck will post the regular ti0..
600 10 De- paid i've days lntof. on Mon
day next u b. believed the Mcrcur will
rIsumo dividends by declaring one iu
the nufu 81 llf Onn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
ESPECIALLY ON THE UTAH
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER COZ
LEAD, SL25
CASTING COPPER iGK

on the exchanges today the sales were
1870 shares FOR iG6psL or the buai-
ness done. the Salt Lake board had
bic portion. 1850 shares finding iakorn
Tor is.sia. o. The Utah board sold only
i.gt0 shares Tor tcc5.5i. Figures rc-
maincd in atntu quo
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EIGllII SlIllI[ IukLSl BlLh

And Treatment Rooms IN charge Of a
Competent Physician, who will dlarnos-
and preacrihr Tor pationtn needing mod
teal AID. ~ you have 1atnrrh, uyHnsp.
Kidney Disease, come ana b. cured
Any kind ~ a bath you want Maaaars
for both sexes. swimming lessons fof
ladies' by the matToa
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Denver June 7,-Cattlo- Receipts.
1900. Market qulot and steady noct
rtcera. tl5sdsei; cows, i2.isHAoo.
feeders. freight paid 90 river. $500
$50. HtnckerrI DO. tit0di2i. bulls,
STAYS. etc. t1g503f0.
HueH-uccolpts. coo Market slow and
steady. Iirht packers. flfingc0.
mixed. f1G0u1f0. heavy i11luato.
sheep ilccolptH. 1900. Market 1c-
tive. Good fnt mutt1nH, 1909 1905
lambs. glTGThEO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

Trading not No nr,k On the salt Lahe
Hoard To-day.

There was "a falling on IN business
on The salt Lake board today the sales
dropping 10 1850 shares Tor the sum
III f5'asaes. Daisy was O. trinu strong
or and barely touched %. while Mams
moth continued arm around y, ana
Northern Light was "a seller at tlls and
90 For Omaha the brokers paid ata
and ~. after which they took star
Con. ~ dollar ana Sacramento at tei.
a hurried run over ri1ykn not listed
resulted IN sales Of Golden Elrln. Joe
uoWcrH Hercules and Midnight Bow
err. each u thcne nndinr oId-timc rcc-
orultion.
mo eloalnR nrurca wefe 30 folloMa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

That the Silver Shield at bingham "
getting Into now class " ore. ~ EVIL
dent from nm assay Just made. which
per cent copper. 80 ounces silver and
- gold 20 the ton. The ore comes from
new workings and juHtinou the theory
that with greater depth. n more de-
sirahlc grade Of mineral will be uncoun-
tered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

The directors Of the Grand Central
met at Provo yesterday and declared
tho usual dividend Of 10 cents a share
or 1880, the same 90 be paid on the
10Th Inst. This gives the company a