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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
FtIIkO ADS.
-SSR
Southern
Railway

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. &c, 1859.
,,., IkAlNs LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
daily for Atlanta, Augusta and
points South. Sleeper Richmond 20
Danyille, Greensboro, Salisbury,
Char otte. Columbia. and Augusta.
sleeler open az $3.50 Il. VI. StOps AZ
al stations between Richmond and
Danvilie to take on and let on pas-
sGngers.
Connects at Danviile. salisbury.
and Charlotte with the Washington
ana Southwestern Limited (NO. SO.
carrying sloepeis New York 10 Ashe-
Eliie, Hot Springs, Chattanooga aud
NASHVILLE; New York TO Memphis.
New York 10 New Orleans, New
YORK 10 Tampa, New York 10 Aiken.
,. G, and hrst-class day coach
DetHeen Washington and Memphis.
connections are made for ali points
IN texas and California. Sleeper
=, open Tor occupancy at $3.50 p. NJ.
i%'Vl l. NJ, NO, Z, solid train daily for
charlotte, y. C.. connects at Nose
Iey win tarmviiie and Powhatan
railroad. At keysville for Clarks-
VIE oxford, Henderson and Dur
nam, and at Greensboro FOR Dur
ham, Raleigh and Winston-Salcm.
az Danyille with No. 50. United
states fast mail solid train, dolly
for New Orleans and points South
Mhlch carries sle0pers New York "
New Orleans and New York 10 Jack
sonVllle aud Miami for Nassau and
havana. Through sleeper Salisbury
70 memphis; also, Pullman tourist
sleeper every "Wednesday Washing.
. 10 Ton 70 San Francisco without change.
o'o ~, No. ~, local, daily except
sunday, for Keysylle and interme-
data points
TEAMS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:25 p NJ. From Atlanta. Augusta and
$40 A. NJ. from Keysyille and local
stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and %, between Manchester
and Neapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
FADETTES WOMAN'S ORCHESTRA
Twenty Artists Coming Lillian
Chandler. TO Accompany Them.

The I'adettes Woman's Orchestra, OF
Boston. under tho direction Of Miss Caro-
line b. Nichols. the famous musician.
will appear as the eighth number Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
RIuEARSOu'S.
The RiChmO nd TranSfe
Company,
Mo. oO3 EAST MAIN STREET.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAM
SHIP TICKET OFFICE.
CITY TICKET OFFICE FOR PULL
MANS PALACE CAR COMPANY.
sTATE-ROOMS RESERN OK OCEAN
STEAMERS.
without cost TO passengers. Baggage
called for and checked 10 destination.
I,andaus and Cabs furnished On short no
lice. Handsome Pleasure Carriages for
Siro TALLY-HO COACH and OMNI-
pIrSrs for PICNIC PARTIES. Branch
flee at jefferson Hotel
A. W. CARRIER. President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
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Iodide Potash. and stiil have aches and
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sent sealed on application. Address Cook
Remedy Co. 80 Masonic Temple
Chicago I'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
Al. RINEARSON,
One of the most skilled
designers of Ladies Tai
ior>Made Gowns in the
United States, will open
parlors at
807 E. Franklin St.

about March 10th with a
full line Of samples and
and all the latest designs
from Paris ard New York.
Mr.. RINEARsoN repre-
sents one of the largest
importing houses IN the
United States. All goods
and workmanship guaran-
teed. No ready = made
goods handled. Wait
until You have seen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

London. Sept 1iafist wooi'7 doal-
lH-H uu tho stock cNcharEH were cone
nnHi principally t0 F1l.s by t.mid hold
ru. HonCn pf..HH showed 400 almost
rrnorll du.l.ue since Friluy'H cabinet
W"Hiinv. however. thH pence tHHl-
lnr haH n..u moro hopeful HrI lho
rurHfIl hHIIHf Dr. now TINT uu ur0rllitlIt
HrIllu Wlll hH token boo the Trans.
N1al and an nwlcIhir pollution will Dol
eventually reached. ~ this oNr "ctB-
fI1n b. rlriisH1. o. sharp uututn mlvr-
mont o. certain. uH there h u Jorge
amount m mnrUv uWHitiur Investment
ls rnon nH thH war clouds rull bf
Americana nrr about tho only de-
nrfipilnnT that show general linz
pr1vrmrnt Southern Pacific shares
ruao ~ points during The week. Atch-
Icon. Topeka n sHutn IT, preferred.
e. Illinois Central. O. Now York on
turio q Western. a.. baltimore g ohio.
" Sew York Contml a. Hudson River.
70 Union Pacific. ~ Northern Pacific.
q wabash preferred. p, and others
Money w1a plentiful until Monday
nt il 90 rs per cont Tor % week "a
0n three uuEthf bills from Q 9-iG to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
Claim Of a Seml.ldiotic Person
Before County Commissioners,
WANTED TO GO TO ASYLUM.
Feii ana wriihcd Upon the Floor nj.
Ger a Recital OF ifis story-scnt
To the County Innrmnry.

a most pltinhlo case came before the
county commissioners today. when pa.
vid H. Guthrie asked the board 90 send
him Co the asylum 90 Provo. tie stated
that several DOCTOR had prescribed
medicine Tor him but be waa not bene.
niod. ~ 80 around the streets every
day. said Guthrie. "nud have Kind
NJ u n.y. CuEIlgd, ldIotlc feeling como
over mo, and I want 90 rro n you. gem
tl"mvn. would de- something flr me and
fund me 90 THE place down 20 Provo
ro ! wouldn't oct the way I do toward
my mother and certain other persons"
After he got through speaking. the
young man suddenly began shaking
Violently, ana ION a. the noor between
Commissioners Woollcy and whitaker.
sheriff iiow,lle assisted the unfortunate
man 10 u chair. and IN IL few moments
h. rcralncd hln strength. lie was
aekrd what tho cause ~ his trouble
was, ana replied that he supposed Il
was from the use Of tobacco.
Il can't quit H. he said. u 30 around
and pick up atumps 81 cigars ana chew
them an the time. You acc," said he.
holding up several vie looking pieces
~ tobacco, II have come like this all
the time"
Guthrie lives In MortcnFon's court on
Flfth South. between Second and Third
East His mother " "a widow and In
very poor circumstances financially.
The commissioners could not send the
POOR fellow 90 the nFylum but told him
he could gu 90 the lnnrmnry. and he
aald he would be- glad n go there. Com
missioner Whltnkef says that Guthrie
has been there 1--WE times already and
tho chances are he will not remain
there. An order was made out by the
paupcr clcrk 10 admit him 90 the inhrm-
airy.
when Guthrie lot the commissioner
room be- said b. would go down to the
poor house Immediately,
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PERSONAL.

I'll Nipper OF Bolse ia nj the Cuilcn.
= H. thurman came up from Provo
today on legal business hc ~ regis
tered az the cullen
Mra AZ q uusbp,I and dapphter ~
ps,.o.td rgrl,ia ~, ,,,,,,,ts "a.
t,,,,t.f,r5
&, Misah OF Tokyo. Japan, Is regis
tered 40 the knutFford.
.,.,..-,....
r. ~ Muiuru OF LNvftU' WhfhlnG-
Ton otrlNo0 AT the hhutatord today
q A Holm arrly,d ip IN. civ tbt.
morniug from Alaska IN, N resigter",
M ths Cuilen.
t,. ,,..... nj. - ,
, - ulH.I < I'tuh - Jh,h,oh OF
- maln.', lyNA' 1u'eui pAlie1 ~ ms
WI WI, ~ Eltllol WI aul Lake tlly'
N", wv 'u.lslh pr hcit ON pleasure
uHu 'ulll'"lNiN 20 rnpuito INTO lhe
lnAun,' or llNlhE lnlhlhed IN by tho
nllhDiH y" tn, k"tcIhoI W president OF
tny l''g9, Union Llie lihurance com
lllg or l,,. MnlheH, ne ~ GOING 70 as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
BUSINESS AND MINING NOTES

II. G.. Chambers nHi J. J, Daiy lon FOR
Park city today.
The Albion. ~ Alta. will soon com-
meuce shipping ore.
Bert scaholdt has gone 10 New York
on another asphalt deal.
II h. said that Jesse Knight ~ figuring
on the purchase of the YorkvllIr and
Rctrihution az Tlntlc
The Godlvu o. being opened up on "a
big scale ana heavy shipments are pN-
poctod IN the nrar future.
Work will begin IN few days on the
now building n the George A. Lowe
Implement company Price Advocate.
Tho owners ~ the Knlckarbool,or nrc
sinking e ahHfi 200 frot. and the lmll-
cations nt thr pnrlryH Canyon property
are encouraging,
Prof Kryra. tho mining expert. who
lH well known in Utah, la in town from
san Francisco. iiiH visit lH connected
with the suit uf the Grand Central
against the Mammoth.
Tho Success Mining Co. has declared
~ seventh Irish dividend" In thu sum
uf one cent per share. which win De- de-
linluCut on tho 2iat day NJ October.
The property On showing up Tine. nud
one morn assessment should come near
dcmouHtrltlng its worih.-Tnuc Miner.
Dc witt o. Lowe. one OF tho pioneer
brokers ~ the salt Lake exchange. aud
who hna created mnru business ln the
plt than any other dealer. has sold ont
AMI gone Ia California. 80 ogden on
sunday Mr. Lowe WIS Ht1tpDd by repre-
srniutivoa or u, "a. poory Jr.. who made
HIN pay tsll on note In Mr. pocry'n
favor Tor $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

decided 90 defer action mo- longer and
cNcaNhiihg Tor the foundation viii be
begun no once.
Tho tunnel on tho cuba property.
now ln 100 feot % showing come good
orc. FOREMAN John suDnaun H1yH 10
VIII ro about 20 per cent ir1d and ii2 90
in gold The Vein ~ about three foot
Wide.
large body NJ rich ore wnn cnc1un-
tered ln The Mayhorry tunnel ON Mag
nu ground tha week. 100 No g tunnel
% mill l9vcl M ola Jordan % large ore
body running hlgh in cOpcpr yt'ugH
has niro been STRUCK
W. H. Hubbard and Horny Rippcto
came ont from tho city yCriordny to
look over some bingham properties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

omaha. Sept. -Catiie-RocrIptH
Goo. market steady Native beef
stHsrs. f9l 20 Git. western steers. $50
m 51. Texas aterrs I.li % 800. cove
ana hsIfora. 800 ~ ig5. cInuerr. 20
n .t1.HiHrkers and feeders. 1856 H 900.
calves. 800 90 $50. bulls, a.1Fs, etc.
%. n 1885,
-HsrsIpia 5000 Market Hioldy
Heavy. $50 no Nff. mixed. 600 H as!
ifEht. fllH u $50, pigf. 600 90 i.i5s
fuIr ~ sHla- $50 iE
Sheep iirsaipta. ilO0O. Market ioo
lower Yg1r.ingt $50 ~ iiot western
mufiora. 500 en- 600. rtHHk fhUOp. 800
% $50. iamia. i..i q t.2i
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Marked Increase for the Quarter
Ending September 30th,
THE SILVER KING DIVIDEND
Meeting Of the Governing Hoard Of
the salt Lake Whining Exchange
fiInIng Notes.

The business Of the city generally is
always indicated by the business done
az the pootomoe. and applying this rule.
Salt Lake IL In very healthy CONF
mcrciai condition at pr,ront
Said Poatmoater Thomas this after
Moons
"our quarter cnda ON sept 30. and Il
Will show q etoady incr,aae Go receipts
aud in tho business of 600 departments.
The salo " stamps. Cor Instance. b. from
% 10 10 per cent greater than ever be-
fore. whilc the same rule Will apply
20 money orders. rcgIfi.I.d mail and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
DALY-wEST Is ADVANCING.
Northern Light About the same, Win
small sales Mammoth and
Grand central.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 5Bi(
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER II.

business was unusually heavy Tor
"Dlue Monday" on The salt Lake Stock
Exchange this morning. the trnnsnc-
tions running up 10 nearly $4,000. hui
llon-ncck was tho nrrt on tho list 10
b. traded IN. two lots bringing $3.50 and
$50 per share each.
DAILY West opened very strong and
there wua a clamor for the Htosk all
over tho pit. IL brought ne high Ms
li9i0 per share. which r. the hish watt
er mark for this primo security. There
was luil In the call until Grand Ccn-
trai was reached. when 800 shares
quickly changed hands at $3.50. but Il
closed weak. being freely offered at
lower figures with no buyers.
Mammoth was lower than during tho
past few days. selling nH low as sos,
II gained strength during the call, how
ever. closing at 2gh bid and ssh asked.
Northern Light was very unsteady
those holding the stock being anxious
60 sell and at the same time TO hold up
the market. Comparatively little OF the
stock wnH sold, the price ranging from
iG cents. seller 30, TO 1914.
one block OF 900 shares Of Potro was
clipped on nj 20 cents. but after TINT.
buyer and seller could not get toFcth-
co.
There was lively scrlmmngc over
Swansea, Colhurn and Pollock doing
nearly all tho trading. the former Holl-
ing and tho latter buying. the price
ranging from il1i to fdglh.
sunbeam was weaker and made u
feature In the trading, bringing &c ana
6i4c.
SIX thousand shares Of Hercules went
at from "a TO ~.
The closing quotations were NJ fol-
lows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

S1ya the nlughlm Bulletins John
HfnolH started thv ii-a on tho Old span.
lfh dump thy'uw the Jordan Gnlcun)
mst week, and the general arrangement
of tho entire plant seems 10 be- quite
convenient A g5-h0rsa power electric
motor lR uHed tu run the crushor and
four l,gs Mr. Hroohs expressas entire
tut9factlou with ,hls electrical convent
'nen' which "a neatly enclosed In q small
apartment
The Mirror property, lying near tho
entrance Co Carr fork ia one Of the
holdings Of the Butte 81 bingham Cop.
Per compny, Congidcrnble work. un-
uDr "a. supervision OF O. Roberts, has
boon recently done On this property.
The vast amount OF ore now ON the
dump with the great bodies blocked out
on iho Fortune group VIII In short
time Do Htarted on ltH way through a
min 10 De erected on this property.
Elmer I'M. who has had this project
under consideration for some time, has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

ogden Mining Companf, WIN - capital
isatiun ~ stu,DOu, fli,s Article.

Tho Black Pine copper Mining ana
NulinH company with % capitalization
its articles uf Incorporation with Scc-
Rotary Uf state Hammond today, The
numrr ana addresses 90 the parties 90
the agreement are uH follows y. w,
Little aud Alice " smith, both Of
Pleasant nm Missouri D. r. stevens.
MARY T.. stevens. and Eliza stevens,
ogden. Utah Tho cUuplnyH property
consists " the Cross cut Black Pine.
Black Pine Extension. and the No. 4
Fraction, situated ln tho HlnCkhlrd
mining district az Tho head ~ Copper
Creek Lemhi county Idaho. T. W.
Little ls president. Alice S. Little vice
president. and D. 4. stevens secretary
and treasurer The principal place OF
pnuy viii be- nt ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
"wILLIE" HAS GONE.

Deputy sheriff DowHc received q tclc-
gram from sheriff 4, {. ltcene, Of Seat
tlc Wash. today. asking that the Don.
Yer officers be requested 10 dotain
willie until Kcouo'H arrival Mr.
Dowsc soys the "willic" referred 20 10
one ot the alleged shopllftcga arrested "a
fow weeks ago ana afterwards turned
loose. Deputy uuWHy win Wire hnult
Little 'Wlllic' has gone where ths
Woulblur tUIuUth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Tho governing board VI the salt Lake
exchange met after call this morning
tu consider the matter of imposing %
rule adopted. requiring him tn dissolve
his relations with a. l.. Morris ~ the
new exchange.
Another matter 90 come up was the
claim 20 Herman nambergrr on tn scat
~ pc Witt -. Lowe. An adjournment
was taken until this afternoon without
action being taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
TnArrIo wit nr DNrnr ~,
Plans of the unlon Pacific May Cause
Remarkable Change,

sun Francisco viii be materially In
lurod In case the Union Pacific currlcs
out the plan outlined In the dispatch
published In Saturdays News" Traffic
viii be- diverted by tire overland route
from the Orient 90 the Northwest.
The Central Pacific now handles
nearly all OF the Union Pacific Tor tho
coast, ana close relations SIN exists be-
tween the Northwestern, Union Pacific,
Central Pacific and q A %. steamship
lines, The combination ~ known ms
the san Francisco overland route, and
lta agent. Tom Mckay. Is stationed at
Yokohama. The first line TO be- dropped
from the combination ~ the G. u N,
which viii be- succeeded by the Illinois
Central nj Omaha nnd the Chicago a.
Alton al Kansas city. Tho 10, a q.
from tho Atlantic aoahoard 10 tho
Windy city, The l. g. also runs Co 81.
Louis and Chicago. and II the Port Ar
thur route Is secured by Mr., Herman
this win give another gulf line reach
ing Kansas city. The Union Pnoinc
viii thus be fed M Omaha or Kansas
city from an points south ana east.
the Worlds Fair city and tho great
lakes; New York. Baltimore and tho
southeast; pittHburg, Cleveland. Col
umbuH, Cincinnati. indianapolis. H.
Louis, Chicago, Omaha, Kansas city
and intermediate territory. New Or
leans and the gulf States.
All these lines with the Union Pacific
ana tho oregon Short Line and o. II. q
". TO Portland, with the Short Line 10
Milford with extensions 10 Los Angeles
would royolutlonlzc the railroad world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

The opera season opens al the Grand
tonight with the Metropolitan Opera
rnch IN Fra pinNolo There has been
a large advance sale, and ns the bill
N chenged every night during the
week, q prosperous business ought to be
assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

General Superintendent Calvin OF tho
Oregon Short Line has returned.
II IL said that Hlecping cars ride bet
ter when closer TO the onglnc. Eastern
roads ARE trying II.
on the Weiaer road through Weiser
canyon Wilkcrson q Thompson have 700
men nt work.
Hcher city has granted 10 the Utah
Eastern, or rather the Rio Grande
Western branch projected 10 the rcser-
walton, the right OF way for ita tracks
along Sixth West street In that city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Report that IL wlu be- Increased 60
$4,000,
~ n said on what should be pretty
good authority that the next Silver
King diyid md win be- Increased Co $780,.
ol0 The stock has advanced lately and
lH very strong nt top notch nFurca the
IMPORT of this increase 100 the dividend
no doubt having IT, effect upon the
market
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pnLINerrNr As.rssMrsr Norler.

The Lower Mammoth Mining Company
socrutury's onico salt Lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE. There arr delinquent unon tho
following described stock on account ~ nssrss-
mont SO 4, lrylcd ON the @1nd day 90 August,
lful, tho several amounts sut uppni Ito thu
NAMES " the respective shareholders ns fll-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Kansas city. Sept ei.-Cnttlc-Re.
HelptH. 1900. butcher stun. steady
others o ~ Zoe lower; weak. Native
rtcgrH. 800 ~ G.25, Tcxas steers. g.gs g
300. ToNas cove. 2.55 20 a.s5. native
cows, 1856 ~ a.hj, native cows and
helfcrn. 100 90 300. HtopkurH and feed
crs 800 10 i.i0i bullr 800 u 400.
Hogs Bccclpta 1000 Heavy otgudy,
mixed ana llHhtH strong. BE- higher Bulk
~ sales $40 q 1865 heavy, $40 10 l.l5,
pnckrru, $50 % i,l0i mixed, $50 ~ ass.
light. 80 az Z 60. yorllors. 500 n t.G5.
plgs, 40 % lG0.
sheep Receipts 1000 Market weak.
loc lower Lambs 800 a. 5.20. muttons.
800 a. 40.
DENVER LINE srnCW
Denver, Sept Cattle Uocolpts.
.lul. ALlrL-L -LuLLN L. M--.L- -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

AhU lu accordance with law and tho order
81 the board NJ directors made on tho elnd
day ~ August, 1909, 20 many shares ~ each
parcel Of above stock n may hu necessary,
rnnY Room go Progress nlnck. salt Lake
lltys utah, a. ~ o'clock Am, on Tuesday
tho 10Th day ~ October, isIH, 10 pay tho do
NnIunnt assessment thereon tnlofhnr with
tho costs uf advertising and nrnanses of sails,
sAMuEL j. PAUL, socy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Aurora Mining Company. principal place u
situated at MARI stalU, plutc COUNTY,
Utah
NOTICE a hereby given that az n meeting
OF tho Directors ~ tho Aurora Mining Dum-
pnny, hold september 18th, no, 10 40 ~
North Main 81, salt Lake tlty, assessment
No. Z. ~ uuo-hnlf cent per shurp was lutiud
able Immediately 90 tho SECRETARY or tho
Company, ~ salt Lake city, Utah. Any stufN
ou which thls assessment may remain Unpaid
ON tho LIST day OF November, Will D. dyllus
uuUnt ngd advertised Tor sale nt uuhlc Hur-
ton, aud unless payment T. made before. VIII
lD sold uu November 2nth, iul tu taN tho
delinquent assessment, tnguthOr with cost ~
advertising and expense ~ sale.
JAMES No. HrittitNG, surY.
~ y. Main So, salt Lake Clty.
Dated. salt Lake ttty, routumlUr -. tsIl.
First publication September ga 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

II was rcncrnlly Understood when Tho
bullion Beck Tunnel 60. closed down No.
June because ~ q vacuum IN tho treas
ury that tho drift which was being
driven back ~ the west wall u the blk
cave Fuvc every promise Of ore. and
since the resumption % work tho cone
improving.
Miners who ore familiar with that
part ~ the district nrc re- unit ln the be-
lluf that n thprc iH not % mine there
nature lies In tho Humhug Utah.
Sioux and Spy In the immediate neigh
burhuod ore b almost universally found
truuH HtrvukH uf pay rork In the cave.
but they cannot with safety be followed
from ilH interior ua The west wan ls
very loose ln places. AMI nnnle 90 brank
900 10 nny time from The rnCctH OF blast
iuE -rinuc Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

GRAND oPESiNo or rALt utt.
LINEHY
~ Z. G. NJ. l. Monday. Tuesday ana
Wednesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

one ~ the most Important changes In
mining circles lu the past year was the
ru1lgnntluu this week Of MANAGER
George ~, Robinson. uf the Farrel In
forests, says The Tintlc Miner McssrH.
Fnrul AMI Grant, who urr the heaviest
uWuern IN the enterprise over which Mr.
Robinson has presided. came from the
East last week, ana on Monday cVsu-
Ink made o. careful examination. with
Mt Robinson, VI the Affairs ~ thulr
various puaHcHslpns. The grntlemuu
own The Farrell mill. the Sioux Coma
and Utah Cons. mines nud the Sioux
Ajax tunnel. together with various 9th.
er mining claims aud mill sites. Mr.
Grant VIII take active charge ~ affairs
tho local management being IN tho
hands ~ ID. 49, Glllles. thorough and
practical mining man ana civil EMIL
ncor,whn was until recently. the super.
inieuirnt ~ tho purrut mine On Mon.
taun. The gentlemen have not yet CONE
plotrd their plans Tor the future conduct
~ the property but that Il win be- oper-
uiCd nn nn extensive scale ~ certain,
ana that "a rmrltrr win be built for the
reduction OF their uros iH nt least. one
uf tho possibilities They have ample
rupitnlcudurlng enterprise and puctl-
cal knowledge. Hul only good 90 the
district can rcHult from their advent In
90 H.
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call and examine Morris & gop,.
Monumental Stock
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Tho Board ~ Direction VI tho Utah
fnflg !uilnnuy Dos ths day drriuusi
n dividend 40 10 uf gt rpr com nl
tnu capital sio. d uf thU cuniplnt. I'M.
nu|u 10 Che Office 90 thu fmnfnr,.
lhHont Slows liulldln. salt InLs
: city tab uu -uuf HtH. isnl a.
q Ahn.lrrs uf rc1fd 900 =aui .lfL
H Tue siuca Transfer lHnaa uII
close uf UD iurh o. boz. un ssrf s
lNA anu nu rouugnrd ut 90 ufIusL II
uL 600 Sept 1fh. l-f1
HORACE 10. WHITNEY, ap,f,.
SAT- Lake city. Utah, Sept, 10Th $50.
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ga, Watches ,, cion. Jewelry. W. W. Han.
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Grand Millinery and Cloak openipr n,
y G. N. L. Monday, Tuesday ara