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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

Yaleska is interesting. too. as the
role Of ita impulsiys emotional kind in
Miss MarlOws's rspsrtory. Every ac-
tress OF distinction must be- identified
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

It's well to know thyself' and It's
Just as important not to give thyseIf
away.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

The United States has decided not to
annex the Cuban debt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

Paradoxical though 1t may seem, an
odd genius is genius who is not odd.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

The grandehild's voice will always
be raised in defense Of the mother-in-
law.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

Sell the Harness, Too.-whenever a
horse Is sold, the harness in which Il
has been used to working ought always
to go with the bargain. No two har-
nesses we're ever made to fit alike and
especially where the pressure comes ON
the shoulder or neck in drawing. The
skin under the old harness has been
gradually toughened by pressure ON
one spot, but with the new harness the
pressure is shifted, 1t may be only an
inch or two, but 1t comes where tho
skin Is tender and will quickly break
when exposed to the collar. II the
whole harness cannot go, be at least
sure to secure the collar with any new
horse purchased, so that the animal can
work without being tortured. The COL
lar once used for one horse ought new
er be used for another.-Ex.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

:, p.ny this season is new /. =
Its principal members. HoA. ~ (
worth and John Blair Ola, ~
cipal male parts. ~ ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

In the African dessrt. There y ess1
of good music and a happily eS's
ilbrrtto.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

It's difficult to convince a schoolboy
that history repeats itself.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

a. N new IN -
us principal members. Ho1., 'e : q
worth and John Blair plsy -. -
cipai male parts. ~ NJ
Andrew Mack promise. =.
one OF the creates, iavori,., =
american stage. He has alr,.S, -
hosts Of hearts and every 49,. ~,
he gives adds to his popul.,,,.
prestige. There is somsthin, ~
some and baoyant in his -.
q touch OF genuine manlin.s. -,
tansisy and sincerity In an !,
that he cannot fail to eap,,v,,. ~
aever sang = note he wo.,A =
one OF the most delish,ful - ~ :
comedians. with touch Of tn -.
In his work and a warm vi.
licking fun and good humo,
recently produced new pl.y -.
pens OF Ernest Lacy ana
Humphries. called THE R,,,.I
which. studied from any stssA...
ono of the mos, deligh,ful 81 -
comedies.
Francis Wilson had one Of n. 4
sest and hearties, receptions -. -
en- fAvorite player Ia New Yo,.
nc opened his season there /, n.
opera. The Little corpo,,I.
tmounted to little shor, Of 49,
'traiion. and Wilson's Yen,,. ~.
IN an audible whisper. Il fs,l ~.
naval hero" showed hos he ,o.r.,...
sd t. The ne. opera Is ala q
him the best opportunity BE- IA.
had. II Is tbs work o. The inx,4....
able and insxhaus,ibls Haryy -
and the score BY Ludsis Kss.,1''
The story OF the opera. q -.
deals with Napoleon. thoaxA /, !.
dircc, manner. The role al,n,, ~!
son plenty OF latitude for An -.
style Of humor. In the later ,e.. .
save a friend. be Is sompe.l.a ) :.
sumo this disguise Of tho lA,,k Orr.
raj. whom he Is supposed 10 r,,u..a
closely. His representation o, -
character 1. said 70 BE- in=<..b
funny. Thr scenes OF tks opss. M
from tho coast Of Brittany 10 a. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

Hogs Fed on Horses.-A foreigner
farming near Delphi, Ind, veritable
ghoul, has been indicted by the state
board Of health for feeding hogs on
dead horses. He found the hogs would
fatten for time on the offal and dead
horses, so he bought up all the old
cheap horses he could find to feed 10
his hogs and managed to sell them Off
before they died of hog cholera or dis
ease. The state board OF health nav
the hogs 80 fattened are dangerous IN
use as food. Any farmer should be in
dicted who will feed dead animaIa ~
his hogs, and 1t Is sure to devotion bo,
cnolera.-Ex.
Yarded Fowls.-A speaker at a New
York farmers institute said: Yarded
fowls are the modern improved spp
machines. Fowls let run and given
Tree range cannot produce an great a
number OF eggs, for the reason that
they convert part OF their food into
muscle and thus reduce their capacity
for forming the eggs. In my own case
! Increased my egg yield 1920 eggs
last year by yarding my fowls.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

It Is said that seasickness Is q sure
remedy for pomposity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Following are the shipments OF ore
from the Macklntosh sampler for the
past week. says the Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
The Four Aces Mining Company
Sues for S450,000.
A STRIKE IN THE CONGoR.
Daisy. Ans,r. More Promising Cen
tcnniai Eureka Company Ore
Prom Gsicos, Nevada.

T.. u. Ice went to Ncphi today and
flied the suit Of the Four Aces Mining
company against the souih Swansea
company Judge Higgins has issued an
injunction restraining the defendants
from extracting any ore from the vein
IN dispute. The hearing OF the case has
been set Tor January 10. 1900. and bond
u 10000 has been given by +. J. Con-
ely and others.
In bticf. the Four Aces company al
lcgcs In the complaint that the -Four
Aces vein OF lode dips In a westerly d..
r,ctinn and In ,hc downward course
plsscs outside OF the plano down YER
tically through the westerly slide line
Ut said -Four Aces lode patented mining
claim. and enters the land adjolning,
ana reaches. penetfatos ana extends in-
10 and undcrlics thoHc certain mining
claims known AZ and called the Mon.
roe mining claim and South Swansea
mining claim" etc.
II IN also alleged that since the year
1896, the South Swansea company has
tr,spasaed on the Four Aces vein and
extracted ore therfrom. tho value ~
which Nv believed TO be- $4,000, For
this amount the plaintin sues and aleo
prays that the title To the vein from
which most of the South swansea ore
has been taken. be- qulctcd and that this
defendant company be restrained and
cnluln.d forever fiom extracting or
/ from said vein OF lode.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Chicago. Dee. G.-The Board OF Trade
OF Chicago has taken the first steps In
what " intended to be- concerted
movement OF commercial exchanges all
over the country against the bucket
shop system, Rosolutions ndoptcd by the
bnnrd of directors calling upon the cX-
changes 10 combine against the cn-
cronchments Of this form OF speculation
have been circulated by Secretary Stone
OF hu Board Of Trade and number Of
replies have already been received. all
OF which Indicate a strong feeling In
favor NJ such q movement,
me purpose of the nnti-bucket shop
| crusaders is 60 strike nt the bottom Of
| the whole business by securing the ala
| OF the New York stock Exchange and
me Cotton Exchange. which, Ia con-
Junction with the Chicago Board OF
TRADE, form the basis of nearly all the
puekel shop OPERATIONS IN the country.
Ainnug the exchanges which have been
communicated with are those at st,
Lovl., Detroit buffalo Indianapolis.
buiuh, Philadelphia, New orleans,
bullnore, Milwaukee, Peoria, and 9th Z
lhtgt grain and stock centers. " the
kenetal sentiment Ia favorable to such
movement, II II the Intention ac-
coiulhk to Secretary Stone, to hold n
convention to discuss the most practical
nnnhher In which TO do away with
pueket shops, II TIN, replies are favor.
nbie committee VIII az once be- an.
pointed 10 work out preliminary plans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

The MAMMAL, tnafk et.l ~ cars OF ore
today.
c,,,a c.,,rat r,arkot,1 dx cara of
o,,, ,ai,y
w. ''''
~, ,,,,, I ~ '"'''''' Wv
'
supt. y. G. Jackllng Of tho Golden
Gate min In In town.
The conklln SAMPLER reported II cars
OF ore from Tintic today.
,r,a uo,,.,ur,, Of u,rrh,,n had two
c,ra ~ "y,, nn H., ,n,r,,e, toIav'
'"'' % y" Wv
49, 49,, y, Wy 49,, isirs ~, siaSIt'
80, '' '''
Recent assays Of samples OF ore from
the Excclsior property ut bingham
Aho"H CIV !" Eo'u'
4 strike IL reported IN the Morning
Star claims In the Jesse Ewing Can
yon, says the Vornhl Express.
-. .-.,,... a.. .., n ... nj,
Lumbar has been ordered Cor Use at the
Nevada Mining companys claims near
Battle Mountain,
rh. las. 40 foo, N ,unnollng a, the
ilnshnn 'opper eh1 nolu pIopg,rS ~, y,
.lhl 20 nav. .eeupisd ,h'Ne hloh'na '"u
TO have cost $50 a foot
AZ the dnilnqusnt .alc yesietaay i"Vl
hhafes o. hlue bnll i.Nr.rlph t.peh W.H
nolh' h,lns p'd III i"t the prev VI '"V
NhscHtulth1
To.inv's r,ce,nts nj The Tnyior- urun.
ION .amolct ,y,srs two cars 81 or. from
stoek,on. Two nom bingham. and elk
fr,m Ttntic
Room $40 In the Mccormick block Ia
being renovated preparatory to its DO.
inE occupied w Z, II. Post OF the itab-
hlta Foot and John 7. Hudaon OF the
Tcsora.
~ n ox,or, vho ia 4, ch,r,o n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
LIVELY ~ inOs COUNTY.


Everything IL lively In the vicinity
NJ Iron city. a number Of new comsra
are ON the ground taking everything In
sight Brose Thompson Of Piute county
and Attorney Frcw Of lkichneld have
taken up their headquarters at PAGES
ranch and nre making daily excursions
into the hills In quest Of Iron properties,
and also have force Of men sinking
for coal In the Vicinity, whore they be-
lleve they have discovered a body Of
anthracite coal.
Col. Miner Of Salt Lake has q force
Of men developing group OF twenty
one iron claims. which he IL also hny-
ing surveyed for patent
q. e. Goddard and brother are work.
ing the assessment on the old Blair
silver mud copper claims, which are
now located under the names ~ the
silver King and Tom cat. Several thtu-
sand dollars was spent by the old Blair
company In developing these properties,
and It " expected that with the advent
Of railroad that they will become very
valuable properties. Extensions have
been taken ON the lodges until the group
now comprises some seven or eight
claims
A party OF experts from Cripple Creek.
Col also looked over the situation a
few days previous, but made no loca-
tons Everybody seems 10 be looking
forward TO great boom In the near
future Iron County Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
MlNINC, BUSINESS AND STOCKS. !
PRICES RAN OFF SHARPLY
call Money Keep. nigh Live stock
Rates strong - Produce
Market Quiet

New York. Dec. s-Pric,s moved up
sharply at the opening. me rccovcfics
were most marked In int rnnuonais' In
sympathy with strength 10 the LONDON
market. the exceptions On ,he alie 81
losses being among tn rpeclaltics.
Covering operations IN sufnr ana
leather raised them subs antlllY, anu
there were important gaini ln other ~
sues. Meanwhile liuuidniion IN TN
plate preferred forced 4 down four
points, and the metal group cased OH IN
rymnAthv Prices In tn main were
inclined 10 work on befofe u o'clock
Stock trading became almost llfelcsa
until midday when animaton developed
and prices ran on SHARPLY Tin plate
common lost 3is. ana Manhltinn. sugar,
brooklyn Transit. the cDulfrs and some
u the iron ana steel niocka ~ 2, \
sudden rally Of ~ In nurar somewhat
ftcadicd the market. Bonds showed
stcadincss despite the light demand.
The covering movement became rnth.
or urgent and rccoycriea were made OF
~ a. points In indusirials, which
had suffered most. Tin plate rallied o.
Tho railroads became more active on
tho advance and one or two were
marked ~ a point allow last nights
level The closing WINS moderately nc-
tive mud Irregular u, mixed net
changes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Word has been received by suporin-
tondent II. Q. Chambers, from Secretary
r. q. bern at San Francisco. that the
Ontario win hand out the sum OF Slo'O"'
or II cents q share. on the 2Oth INST
The last dividend paid by thia great
mine was distributed IN November, 1877,
which brought the total paid In diNl-
dcnds to the munlfcent sum OF lSfs nll-
Hons Tho present dividend ls smaller
than the regular dividend OF previous
years. but IL " stated that the mlno
and the treasury In In q condition to
continue the payment Of dividends now
begun after n two-yenrs lapse. the de.
sire To continue regular payments nnd
the fnct that 81 600 600 suit has been
planted against the company by the
Crown Point Mining company, has
doubtless induced the management TO
begin with moderate amount, Reports
from tho mine, however, lead TO the be-
lief that II Will not be long before an
Increase Will be made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Word was received yesterday at the
office Of the old Centennial Eureka
company that the balance OF s5Ot0oo
due IN 5000 shares Of the old company's
stock was deposited in New York to
the credit Of Mccormick a co. OF THIS
city. The announcement that the east
rrn purchasers had come forward with
the balance before the expiration Of the
option has resulted In meeting being
called fui this afternoon at which u u
likely that tho affairs OF the old COM
Tany will be wound up. ana the title to
the property transferred TO the new
owners. when the option was secured
IN August n sum OF money was In the
treasury. and this, Il IL said, VIII be
disposed OF by paying on "a few debts
and distributing n dividend u some
think IKE % cents n share among the
old stoe kholdcrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Tickets at oiiloos u connecting lines
Ticket once. sii $. W. Temple Street
W. +. MCMILLAN. General Agsal
Sal, Lake city.
II. +. NEsLEN. Tray. Pass a Fr,lss,
Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

some III, yiient Copper ore Pound In .
Dan on the 500 Level.

A strike was made few days ago IN
the congor property. which has opened
Up a large body OF ore on which as
says returns from the face Of the DRIFT
show to contain s. co In Fold, 2LI3 per
cent copper and ~ ounces In silver per
ton. The vein. which was opened up
In a drift from the 900 foot level and
from which the samples were tested. "
some choice specimens have been rc-
coived at the Office which. u II believed.
will assay nearly CO per cent copper.
Recent developments have assured the
management that the big vein on which
they are working IN widening with
depth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
BROMIDE sMELrEH.
A fiye Day. Hun Turn. cut Baiiion valued
at $4,000.

The good word brought In by Mr.. II.
$. Collctt from the bromide was re-
ceivcd with delight by all who heard
II. After all the ups and downs-prlncl-
pnlly downr-that Celton a co. have cA-
perlenced In the Bromide, there u
general expression OF satisfaction that
tho present trial run OF the smelter has
proved 20 successful.
The smolter worked ns smoothly as
well regulated clock under the able d.
rections Of Mcssrs. Macarthur and KIN
non, the experts who had the matter
In charge.
There " no more fear OF freezing. for
the whole furnace II as hot as the sew
on.times-hented furnace of oldsn times
A run OF ave days was mede when the
suppIy OF coke was exhausted. During
that time there was about 10000 pounds
OF bullion run out, the value OF when
" about $4,000. sufficient to pay all lha
expenses OF the last run.--Vernal EN-
uTegn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
Ar run STAR, FINE CANYON.
Value, are obtained In the Tunnei reyene
the Iir.t ore Chute.

After striking ,ho vein on the lower
tunnel OF the Star milne al Pine canyon.
tho management did some STOPPING and
as they at nrst imagined, struck the
hanging wall OF the vein. u was
demonstrated short time ago that ore
existed beyond the supposed hnnging
wall. aud u latge body Of ore hla
since been onenrd up which osrays
from $50 O ton to a little over sla.
Three men, u " said, can break down
enough ore TO run the mill. Al the
same ,lmc work IL being pushed on
the tunnel which IL being run further
into the mountain, beyond the first
chute, with rapidly Increasing values.
Vaiucs running IN to $50 have been
obtained IN the face OF the tunnel and
Indications are said 10 point to the near
approach Of another ore chute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Daisy 1000 at ~; COO at IA. 1900
ut ~. 40 nt isii: 600 NJ ils,
DAILY West, 90 NJ i275. 800 az ig.SO
Dalton and Lark 1000 at Q. 1000 at
Four Aces. 600 at O.
Grand Central. 100 at 6OSls; 400 at
clio.
Mammoth. 100 at $50.
16is.
Eunbeam, 800 at ei 100 Mt coz; 700 ut
South Swansea, 100 at 100. 100 nj
" seller go DAYS. 100 at Lisis, seller
20 days. 500 nt LIS. seller % DAYS.
Vallejo. 100 az 7ib.
Boston ana DE La Mar. 5000 nj u.
joe Bowcrs. 1900 At ii4i; 800 at itH. ;
i,E00 ut lAit.
Bunker Hill, 1000 az T.
Eumbcr Of shares sold. 2ti50.
Yelling values Of stocks. yi2AgO.S7.
quotations were posted as folloWl:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

oniahn, Dee. 6.-Cattlo-Hoceipts,a 400.
Marl,ot etcndy. Native beef steers, 20
n 900. western steers 400 q $50.
h.lfcrs. $50 ~ 4. 10. canncrs, g 80 a. 325.
ftockefs aud feeders. a.ii u $50: calves,
800 ~ $50. bulls. STAG etc, go a.
3.N5.
Hosa-Recelpte $500 Market &c
hlshor. Heavy. a.7a q $50; mixed.
g.s0 N 8.s5. light 1856 q 1glis; pigs
$40 % $50. bulk u sails, 3,si ~ 3.A7is.
shoop-l,ccclpts. 300. Market strong'
muttonu. 100 n i2b: stool, sheep J .G5
~ 1886; lambs. 4 90 " SIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
ENORMOUS ASSAY FIGURES.
A salt Lake Man Make. Very Rich Told
Discovery,

Charles Crane has discovered a ledge
OF phenomenal character In Custer In
the vicinity OF the Bun Dog mine, says
the Idaho Daily Statesman. The ledge,
he says. which Is In very inaccessible
place. IN eleven feet In width and has a
remarkably rich streak from six to
fourteen inches wide, The gravels found
IN the guleh below the ledge carry
splendid values In placer gold.
Mr., Crane brought three samples Of
the rich streak to Manning's assay Of
fee here 10 have their value deter
mined. Tho certificate shows enormous
figures. one sample, described as
black quartz, carried LOSS ounces per
ton In gold and $3.50 ounces In silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
KAN.As cry Inv sioux

Kansas city. Dec. t-Cattlc-Re-
celpts, i0.0Oo. Market steady Native
steers. AiOdG00. Texas steers, a.5onAs5.
Toxna cows, 2.7sa3iO; native cows and
hcifers, 200HL15; rtocksfs and feeders,
31sGgs5. bulls. 2.30Ito0
Uosr-Recolpta II 900. Market active
gis0s cents higher. Bulk Of sales, $50
ndNfh! heavy, 3.S5m3,e0, packers. 3seh
09P5. mixed 3S2is u3s24. light. 3.h0fg
a.eO. yorkers. a.s5I3.92n plgs, 3.5inas0.
Rhrcp-Reccipts 1000 Market steady.
Lambs, lOOdS.30, muttons, a0oNl00.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
DALY.wEsT WANTED TODAY
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 80
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER i5A

business on change today shows
falling IN when compared with ycstor-
day a few OF the heavier stocks were
traded In today at better pric o..
Grand Central sold at s6.io. while
pniy West climbed TO 1880 and Mann
moth responded at $50,
South swansea sold at i.2o, while a
future went as low rs lis.
ice bowers hung around i,is. Vaieo
dropped 100 at 'lti. and Four Aces let
80 700 at 9.
Daisy participated up to iih, North
orn Light sold at iG's and Bunker nm
went az 1.
Quotations were posted as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

a carload of ore was received at the
Taylor RruntOn sampler today from
the Louise :. mine ut Bingham. This
IL the first shipment since ineorpora..
tion and the owners are well pleased
with the outlook. This morning Il was
stated by Mcssrs. W. +. SNYDER and
John W. Footc. officers In the com.
pnny, that another car was expected
by the end of the week and that ship
mcnts would continue until the deep
SHOWS prevent them. Even then, how
ever. the mine viii be worked and de-
velopod and the ore shipped out In the
spring, when a larger force viii be put
to work and the property brought out
among the foremost OF blngham's
mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
GOOD NEWS rRoM the DYER.


The news from the Dyer Is very graft
flying. says the vernal Express II Is
a well known fact that up to the pres.
ont there has been no well defined vein
Of ore, but that the lnrgc pouy OF ot'
Now comes the news that IN DRIFT y
nj a distance OF one hundred and I'VE
feet they have struck the vein and were
sinking straight down ON II. The pros
meets are better than ov-i before IN
Inc history OF this great property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

cnce Of tii.sO In gold. 2ei ounces silver
and 2s.t5 pen cent lead. and were OBJ
talned In the Wine from the 80 foot
level. Sinking on the SHAFT IL going
along satisfactorily. a depth Of 40
feet has been attained. and within the
next ten feet the work Of drifting
viii begin. II IL expected that the vein
will be tapped within 20 feet from the
shaft. a new gasoline hoist has Just
been ordered. and the management
proposes TO do It's work thoroughly In
opening up this promising property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Chicago. Dec. G.-Caiile- Receipts.
1900. choice grades STEADY. others
shade easier. Two carloiis Aberdeen
Angus sold today at 10, Butcher'H
stock ana tanners steady stOckcfa and
feeders steady to Arm. Reeves. 1850
s.g5: cows a.00uiS5: heifers. ana 500.
Gamers. i.ssu30o. Htockcu and feeders.
a00Il.Gs Texas grass steers i.25ul2s'
Texas fed beevcn. 1906 i.6
Iiogs-lscccipts, today. 1900. tnmpr-
row. $4,000; left over lq9J. Market .
90 10 cents higher. Mixed and butchers,
apOHi.i5; good to choiCs heavy. 3sjW
il5. Ough heavy. 3.s5nl9 light. 800
uii0; bulk OF sales. 3.9sa tic
sheep Receipts. 1900. shade easier.
Native wsthcrs. 3.15dAso. western
wethers. iOOni.5O. Lamb. steady. Ma
tlvcs. 1000 80; western bVouS'i0'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
rumr ron Tiir rnsonA.
Zig SNOW station Pump Ordered from
Supply Company.

The Toaora Mining company have or
dcred "a new n by 10 by " Snow station
pump from the Mine a Smeltcr Sup
ply company. The pump has n capacity
Of $50 gallons a minute and can be used.
II necessary. at depth OF 1000 feet.
This VIII be more than n necessary
TO overcome the present How OF water
on tho 800 level. which amounts to
ugcmcnt are concentrating themselves
now on their foresight IN Installing In
the first place. n HiN-lneh water col
umn and threc-inch steam line. II
In needed now. They also feel th-t the
present pumping capacity OF the mine
will be ample for all future needa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Mr.. Potter welmcr reached the city
today with a wagon load OF sample ores
from Deep Crock. Beyond question it
" the finest collection ever displayed
In the city from that district Among
them are samples that run very hlgh
In gold. silver. lead and copper. For the
present they VIII be on exhibition at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Denver. Colo. Dec. 7-Cattlc-Re-
cclpts. 900. Market steady to strong.
Beet steers. 350Gi.50, feeders. freight
paid To river. 3.2sHt5o; stockrra, freight
paid TO river, $3.50 A6o; bulls stays, etc.
100000.
Hogs Receipts. 500. Market steady.
Light packers. 315U.s0. mixed and
heavy, 3s0ua.S5.
Shgep-lleceipts none.