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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
TROOPS SENT TO LAKE CITY
Special T'aius Beiring Infantry and Cavity
Arie-Stkefs Kept IN Ignorance.
Conflict Arises Between Civii and ,,ii-
i,nry Authorities rs 60 Who
shall control.

Denver. Colo. March IA special
to the Times from Lake city says;
Special trains bringing three COM
panics Of Infantry aud two troops OF
cavalry from Denver and Pueblo ar
rived here this morning. There are 23j
soldiers here under command OF Col.
Macarcy They will march TO the min
ing camp Hcgson. three miles from
here this afternoon. The Italian strik-
crs have been kent In Ignorance OF the
arrival Of the troops. A conflict has
already arisen between the civil and
military authorities ~ to which shall
be In control. Col. Macnrcy announced
that he would take charge, but the civil
authorities deny his right TO do 40 UNI
less martial law IN dccrced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
RAILROAD SKlRMlSHINCS.
u, q, ". Cisco tiranoh Halfway VisI-
tors >argeni's E,idence OF Lo-
conceive brotherhood ,I.n,

President Cornish Of the Short Line
has been q very busy man since his
advent In salt Lake. and has gone
through "a mass N details concerning
improvements upon the system. only
"a few of these have been acted upon.
among which n tho lowering ~ tho
grade M the Apex hill. near Lima.
Mont. work upon which VIII he imme-
diately entered upon. Ia The operating
department most ~ the improvements
asked for have been granted, but II rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
BUSINESS NOTES.

John G. Cutler returned on Friday
morning from trip To New York and
other eastern points made In the Inter.
-st Of the Cutler Broa. company. Mr..
Cutler states that In all places NJ
buHifrnn he visited he found the ut
most activity prevailing. AMI On all
hands there was the best Of feeling
over the business outlook for the COM
Ing year. lie made a trip to Washing
ton In company with a party Of lioHtnn
gentlemen. AMI had the pleasure NJ
calling on President Mckinley aud
shaking hands with him; though a very
brief conversation was held. Mr.. cut
Ter says hi. opinion was that tho
Presidents fnee showed signs ~ the
great strain under which h. has been
laboring FOR the past several months
Mr.. cutler states that the wooden goods
90 the Provo factory continues to
iind strong favor In the EuHt among
merchants and the public generally.
The board of directors of u. 9. NJ l.
met yesterday nnd declared tho rcgu-
lar semi-Rnnual dividend NJ 4 per cent
On the capital stock OF the institution
payable on and after April 18TH The
transfer hooks Of thu institution will
be closed on March s5th.
Thomas n. cutler. manager NJ tho
Utah Sugar Co, and David Ecrlra.
president Of the ogden Sugar Co, viii
spend the next week az IN granie.
oregon where they go 10 visit the sugar
factory In which both have large in.
terest quite number ~ Utah peo.
pie VIII he among the beet growrrs Of
that section during the coming year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Samuel King N Dewey Utah. reached
the city last night. Iie has succeeded
In completing his road 10 within a mile
ANA n half of the one Joining u to the
road from Moab. tie said this morning
that the entire work would be compl.t-
ed within month. This afternoon NJ.
King was holding 9 conference WIN
them consider tho proposition of build
Ing n branch from cisco To Dewey. Mr..
King says this Is his lasi offcr and II "
IL not accepted be- viii try no more 70
interest the railroad company In the
scheme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
baseball Items.

Chicago. March 1.-THE Tribune
says.
Frank DchanR Robison win take his
CLEVELAND National League Baseball
club 10 st. Louis. and Tom LOTUS will
occupy Cleveland with his Columbus
Western League team. The National
League circuit can now be reduced TO
ten clubs without difficulty and the
settlement Of one OF the most pcrplcS-
Ing problems which ever confronted
the magnate IN at hand.
Tom LOTUS, II " said. has secured
an option on the Browns from Guntavc
uruncr. who bid In the 81. Louis club
NJ the rhcrin's sale Tuesday. He viii
nominally buy the club and will then
permit Robson to Nacatc Cleveland
and 20 TO 81. Louis In return for al
lowing the Columbus club OF the West
ern League to occupy the old stamping
ground OF the spiders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
DEATH OF GEORGE HEWLETT.

George Hewlett. father Of Hewlett
brothers. IN. well known mafufactur-
crs In this cts. died at a. m. today.
from heart disease and dropsy. lie
had been n sufferer for many years,
lie came here from Bristol. England.
arriving In Salt Lake In 1874. and has
lived In the Third ward ~ this city.
He was well respected citizen. His
age was sixty eight Year,, and he has
, N member OF the Church for the
past nifty years. lie leaves wife.
three sons and other relatives.
The funeral services win be held on
Sunday next. at / y. M. Ia the Third
ward meeting house. The romalnA uf
the deceased can be viewed at his late
residence. 3at south. State street. from
II u. m. to 1850 y. m. on sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
SALT LAKER WOUNDED.
Horace $. Smith, Reported Us Shot
IL Undoubtedly Horace II. smith.

In the list Of casualties oabied from
Manila by General Otis yesterday at
ternoon appears the name Of Horace
=. Smith, member of troop u. Fourth
cavalry. who was reported severely
wounded In the side during tho engage
inent with the rebels near Guadalupe,
Manila. on the 18th inst. The injured
cavalryman mentioned In the dispatch
undoubtedly N Horace N. Smith. who
enlisted In this city about the middle
OF last May. Just before the second
call for troops. ana left for the Preside.
san Francisco. TO Join his troops ON
June Ind.
Private Smith resided when IN this
city nj iai Forest avenue. ana previous
to the time that he donncd Uncle
Sans uniform he was In the employ
~ Mr. kopp. the candy manufacturer.
His brother and sister are wan known
In business circles OF Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Herman. WIN Controi Fart of the Proposed
Cape Town Cairo Line.

London. March 1.-THE Berlin cor.
respondent Of the Standard, discussing
the recent visit 10 the German capital
Of Mr. Cecil Rhodes In connection with
his Cape TO Cairo railway project. says;
Emperor william gavc his photn-
graph. with his autograph endorsed.
to Mr.. Rhodes. The government. II II
believed. viii submit TO the rciChHug
n bill asking n guarantee Of . pet cent
Interest Tor that portion OF the ilne
which crosses German territory In east
Africa. This section will be built and
worked exclusively by Germans and
supcrintended by the German govern
ment. II IN not unlikely however that
a portion Of the capital viii be offered
for subscription In England"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

sey Johnson. lady OF color. who was
INDUCING In the tangie-drug Aforesaid.
the officers did not make as big a
haul nH they anticipated. Both cul-
prlta found were lodged w all.
chief Pratt was out bright and cnr-
~ this morring. after d night service
IIe icft poilct headquarters at 1925 q.
M. and M iu,71 WIS back again with
n plain drunk. who registered with the
desk sergeant ~ Dunbar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

81. Louis. March i7.--Iohn Ueaiy
who ten years ago was known az
great ball pitcher and Familiarity dc.
Hignntcd aH Long John" Heaiy, ~ dead
In this city Of consumption. In 1857 h.
was one of the American players who
made the trip around the world am
played In Europe, Asia and Austrniia.
lie quit the diamond two years nga AMI
became n H. Louis policeman. hut WAS
obliged to give M his position last year
on account of III health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

An intefpoiated Wuish solo In the
opera THE Brigandr.f II another NJ
Mr.. Gtnua numerous idinsyncraalea.
For the second time within week Mr.
Davies. the tenor. has been requested
bv Mr.. Gfnu 10 alnF song w hls
mother tongue. Tonight. IN honor N
another visit from the iocnl gnmhrlans,
Mr.. Davies viii render the stirring
Welsh solo. "Hancr Elm Cwlnd Ohc
Flag of My Country, written by Or.
Joseph Parry. The author regards
this song as ono ~ hla best efforts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
Sales on the Utah Exchange Reach
a Total Of So, 400 Shares.
SALTPETER IN BIG DEMAND,
Also silver city Consolidated Trans.
actions on the old Board This
Afternoon.

Buslncss was brisk on the Utah Ex-
change this afternoon. the shares sold
reaching a total Of 5000. which sold
for the sum OF ts,52e.Ss. The leaders
were snltpcter and silver city con-
solldatcd. the former selling Mt u cent.
the latter Mt ~. Northern Light. at
taohed on the morning call. sold for 81
to 5it. whilp Ajax was taken at si.s5.
Geyscr- Maroon at 80 cents and Lower
Mammoth at sS star Consolidated
found takers during the call at sl.ig to
si.isis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS.

The young man Herman Ensign. ar
rested a few days ago for stealing
goods Of y. Auerbach and bro. plead
guilty today 60 two charges ~ petit
larceny. the third charge being dis
missed. at Justice McMastcr's court
this afternoon.
The Justice gave the boy good. ia
theriy talk, after which he Imposed
hne of SO on each charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
POLICE ITEMS.

Lewis Taylor. the soldier who had the
tus-lc with Policeman sciFfus yostcr-
day. was fined $50 FOR being drunk. and
So for trcspass. by Police Justice Tim
mony this Afternoon.
Chns. slnF. the Chinese keeper Of an
opium Joint. WIS fnod 800.
James Cnllcran. Tor disturbing the
peace, forfeited $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
MCCORMICK q co
Total 80.
BAMBERoER & MCMILLAN.
FURTHER ournnnAx rkAnEp.
Entire Hot springs Delegation In the Leg
isiature Return To Their Homes

little Rock. Ark. March 1.-THE en-
tire Hot Springs delegation In the legls-
latlon will leave at . o'clock for home.
They have been called there by many
urgent requests OF citizens who ieel
that their Influential presence II nec-
essary at this time. They feel that tiey
can aid In maintaining order, PfiNnte
port the situation very critical and
further outbreak IN feared. senator
Kimball and Representatives Rector
and Taylor OF Hot Springs VIII go
there on the afternoon train. Gov.
Jones IL already on the scene.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

In hts defense Provost swor, IN. -
man poisoned the two men. we
Both rwofe that robbery was Ia. -
-''' Nurirg the trial the fact w-o. ~.
brought prominently 10 the atten,leott
,uc court that Provost had III
taken from an insane ward OF KIrts,snll
'eritcntiary. where he wns rerying =
term Tor another offense. and put oa
tiial for murder. 'n
For this reason and because IN. a..
OF insanity was persisientiy ureed ~
minister OF Justice appointed comm
sion to examine Provost. The com1sis-
sion reported that he was In possoasio.
81 his faculties and was morally ~
sponsible for his crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
Cut on ih. Exirn..

A San Francisco dispatch today says:
Julius Kruttschnitt. general manager
and fourth vice president OF tho South
ern Pacific. has issued orders TO have
all the apoatrophcs and plural ~
dropped from stations OF the Pacific
system that are named after indlvidu-
ais. This n 60 be- done for the sake Of
uniformity. brcyity and the prcserva-
tlon OF the name originally Intended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
rioatlnr Island on Illlnol. nI,er.

Havana. Ills. March IA floating
Island. between one and two acres In
extent and from four tn Ave feet thick.
has come down the Illinois river. IL
collidcd with n cabin boat and smashed
In the keel and landed u ashore.
The island struck n pier ~ the wagon
bridge. Violently sinking the rtructur.
and throwing crossing horses fem their
feet.
The Island IA now stranded between
the pier and shore and tho city nuthori-
ties contemplate blowing II up with
Dynamite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
MRS. HOACLANO
LOSES HER SUIT.
Supreme Court Decision in a Colo
RADIO Divorce Case.
BADLY MINED UP AFFAIR.
Judgment Of Judg. miles In Dismiss
Ing the Action L. Sustained
1siytbe on Trial.

The Supreme Court delivered an opln-
ION today In the divorce suit N Maggie
iioagland Va Frank Iloagiand. affirm
INK the judgment OF the court below.
Action IN this case was brought by
Mrs. Hoagiand In the Third district
court. October e. 1851. against the de-
PENDANT Tor the purpose OF obtaining
permanent nllmony. Among other
thinFs the complaint alleged that tho
parties were married at Huena Vista,
Colo. In July. 1851. and that they lived
together for about three months. one
child was born of the mafrnigc. who ~
now fifteen years old. and residing with
his mother II was also alleged that
Hoagland had been In Utah for flve
years and was worth considerable In
property. which included a secondhand
store In this city.
The defendant admitted the marriage
IN 1881. but denied he was now the hua-
band OF Mrs. liongiand. Dcfendvit
alleged that In August. 1851. his wife
deserted him and that In March. 1856.
he obtained n divorce from her. This
was In San Juan county, Colorado.
~ tho trial II was brought out that
defendant came TO Salt Lake In 1895.
and married another woman. II was
also shown that Mrs. HoaEland com.
menrcd suit for divorce and nlimony In
various counties of Colorado. all VI
which were nnaiiy dismissed. In the
fall u 1870. Mrs. HoaKland came to Salt
Lake and commenced action for sup
port and maintenance. The case was
tried before Judge Hlies aud attracted
considerable attention. II resulted In
n dismissal 81 the suit, when Airs
lionglnnd appealed.
Counsel for the appellant contcndcd
that the clerk OF the sourt where
HonFinnd obtained the divorce should
grant the order Of publication under
section ~ of the Colorado statute, and
that aH no order was made or flied the
publication Of the summons was With
out authority and the judgment there
fore Invalid. II was also commended
that the publication Of the summons
was commenced two days before the
nilng of the affidavit. The court finds
that these omissions ala not yitlate the
decree rendered In the case and holds
that the question 10 be determined was
ala the county court ~ Ian Juan. Colo
RADIO, have Jurisdiction over the par
tlcrf
The court nnda that II ala and that
the divorce granted IIoagland In
March. 1856. was valid.
The opinion u por curtain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Rome. Ca. March i5.--Thc wn,.r
gauge on the bridge ncrnsH M.
oostaunaia river N stu rising. nh.
lowlnnds on the right bank OF ~.
Coosa. known as Hamilton unttams
are under water from one 10 ton fee,
Water has penetrated The hn emcnta n
several stores In the Fourth ward ara
four feet OF water covers the car H..
for several hundred feet In that part 3.
tho city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

not yet determined as to whether a new wv
order for compound engines WI" Wv
given.
This afternoon President eg T,sn,
Vice President Bancroft, anu ~.
minus ON The ueriieid road. for pur-
poses Of Inspection. The company mas
had In consideration the eNtenslo,n1, no. OF
the Garfield road through 10 tne N.st
Dip country. but has come 70 me con
ciusion that n would not pay, ~ we
camp has not tonnage rngush' 'he "''7
being treated on the gfounu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Washington. March i7.-Thc socr..
taryf OF state has cabied the tinne,
States consul Mt Kingston. Iatnolea I,
meet the Paris upon her arrival tbes,
Monday and to do everything In M.
power To facilitate the transfer nf w.,
Secretary Sherman from the paris -
the cruiser Chicago. The latter hts 49,
yet reported Mt Havana. but there \.
rtif plenty OF time for her to rt,eh
Kingston In season TO meet the parie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Port Arthur. ont. March i7.-ollver
Provost was HANGED this morning. The
drop fell Mt = O'Clock.
oliver Provost was executed for the
murder of two French Hwlneherders
named Carrie and Delvln, ON February
10, 1891. The evidence wan largely rlr.
eumstantial. The principal witness
asalnHt freNost was ltosanna Gauthier,
the tragedy was living with Provost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
RAlDED BY POLICE.


AZ $3.50 this morning the police made
raid on a Commercial street opium
den kept by an Acknowledged Monaghan
who glorles In the name of Charlie
Sing. beyond an assorted lot OF pipes
opium lamps and impedimentn that
usually accompany NJ process OF init
ting the ptpe.' together with one Toot-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

The afternoon on the old board
brought out u good degree ~ trading
In listed securities. among which Four
Aces and Geyser-Marion were the flv-
orites. Daiy-Weat sold Mt si0.3o, while
Ajax did business at 81 - and Dexter
was taken at s2.isia, Tho other sell
~ NJ 20 press time We're Eagle and
Lower Mammoth. the former AZ ca
cents. the latter around a. Figures
were posted as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Mddlcsboro. Ky. March FIN a
wreck on the L. q NJ. railroad near
Wheeler. nlno miles from here. Mt 2
am. caused by landslide, charles
Painter. fireman. was killed. and the
engineer. Charles Snlveiy. injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Judge Hilc- this afternoon took up
the case OF Anna Marks W Thomas u.
why the defendants should not he re-
strained from interfering with the
plaintiffs occupation Of certain land on
West Temple street. which plaintiff
claims aa belonging % her. through
the foreclosure ~ a mortgage. given
her by defendants TO secure the pay
mcnt Of note for 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

San Francisco, cal. March 1.-THE
battleshlp Iowa has been ordered 10
the Union Iron works to have her new
tubes put In her boilers and condensors.
me collier brutus has gone 10 Mare
pnratory 10 taking cargo OF conf Ia
Guam. '"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

The SENT Weekly "News'' II the
great country paper Of the intermnun-
tain region. II circuiates In every city
and settlement In Utah. and IN most "
those OF Idaho, Wyoming, Arislnn.
Colorado, New Mexico. Montana. We
vnda, Western Canada and old Mexico;
as an advertising medium II In unex-
cellel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Man Accused OF Asssuiting . Little otri
usfor- Juar. N.rrsii aud Jary.

John 4. blythe. accused " the crime
Of aHuulting u riN-ycnr-old child
IN an hllcyway nt the rear ~
the Wey hotel, this city, on the oven
inF ~ June ~, 1895, was placed on trial,
for the second time. In the criminal
Smith appeared In behalf OF the de-
PENDANT whilo the prosecution II rep
resented by County Attorney Putnam
ana his deputy. Hay Van colt.
The defendant appeared To- be much
better In health than he was whom he
last appeared In court. which was on
tho 29nd of December last. ON that
occasion he made long rambling talk
claiming he had not been properly de-
fendcd: that Detective sheets had
poisoned the minds ~ his friends
against him; that he had been told that
his sentence had been PREDETERMINED
by Judge Norrcll; that the prosecuting
attorney. Mr., Van Colt. had done ccr-
tain things which were prcjudlclai To
him; that there had been overturca
made TO him concerning pleading
guilty b. a lesser offensc than the one
with which he was charged; that a
conspiracy existed against him for
months. eliminating finally In hts ar.
rest on the charge. that he had been
advised by officials and others Co con-
fcsH his guilt or commit suicide; that
he was the victim OF plot whereby
he was 20 be murdered in jail, and
other hailucinatinns Of like character
AZ times blythe grrw quite excited
and dramatic. ana once or twice In the
course ~ hia remarks. on his own mo-
ton Tor n continuance OF the ease. he
grew pathetic. When he referred to
his i0.yenr-old son who bore his name
ANA said that for the boys sake he
would not plead guilty To the heinous
offcnse with which he was charged, he
spoke 50 earnestly ana 80 touchlugly
that he made quite an impression on
those present,
The whole ~ the mornings session
WAS devoted % the work NJ empnnellng
jury ana this afternoon the taking OF
testimony was being proceeded with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

The taking ~ testimony In tho $4,000
damage suit of tho North Point Con-
Holidntod Irritation company W the
Utah & Salt Lake Canal company IT al
was concluded at noon today ana Fri.
day March gath. set Tor the hearing ~
arguments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
VOLUNTEERS oWDrRrp now.
-art Of tot willard yoone'. Regime,
Ordered Home Ia be Mustered Dnt.

Washington. March i7.-Four r,.r.
panlcs Of the Second Volunteer rnrf-
neers. now at Honolulu. have boon ~.
dered to San Francisco TO be mustered
out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
Lndrment for rIaInln.

Judgment FOR the plaintiff FOR s5.cSi.Sl
was rendered by Judge Ililcs today In
the case ~ BENJAMIN J.. Brown ~
sarah n. Cannon Ward, 4 decr,-e ~
foreclosure was also ordered entered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Advertisers who desire TO reach tho
country population Of the Western
States and Territories should patroniEs
the 'Scmi- Weekly News" It's circula-
ton books are open TO all advertisers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.

William Y, narrus OF Grnntsvllle.
Tooele county has made homestead en-
Try NJ 100 acres In section 20. twonahip
3 south. range 9 west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
DIED.

NOBLE-In Salem, Mich. Feb. ~.
1889. Lawrence Noble; born March 20
1872. Deceased was "a brother OF the
late Lucien Noble, one OF Utahs
Pioneers. who died January 90. 1891. In
Salt Lake city.
HEWLETT-fn Salt Lake Guy
March l7th 1899, OF heart disease
dropay. George Hewlett. aged s. years,
. months and days. lie was born
Ut wilmington, Somersetshlre, England.
Funeral services VIII be held In tho
Third ward meeting house sunday, the
18th Inst, al J y. m. Friends are re-
spectfuliy Invited.
Millennial Star. please copy.
sTARHEY-In bloomington, Idaho.
after n brief Illness OF meningitis.
Alice Mabel, daughter OF ]. W. and
Rose Starkey. Decnnnud was born IN
Van Wyck. Idaho. August cath. 1896.
making her age years months and
IL days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
ORE AND BuLLIOy REPORTs.

Following are todny's ore and buliio,
receipts, ns reported by the institutions
below Indicated:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
TRANsFEns oF sTocKs.

Ajax, 100 shares n si.35.
Duly-West, 100 n 1880
Dexter 100 q s2.4sia
Eagle. 1000 a. sItc; 1000 @ sM.
-Four Aces. 1000 a 3shc. 800 a 30;
600 n laL.
ueyser-M Marion. 100 q SOC. 200 a 79n
100 n 7ei 100 n TsA
Lower Mammoth 100 n zoe; 800 a.
90; 100 n 1ois; 400 ~ "A; 100 ~ 70A.