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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

HARRISBURG Pa. Get. 2a.-Sscretary OF War
Root and Adjutant- General Corbin and other
army officials will arrive here tomorrow
morning and go to Camp Meade FOR an inspec-
ton OF the camp and the two regiments still
there. tho Forty and Forty-seventh. Tho
latter is under orders to proceed to New York
totake the transport Thomas for the Philip
pines on next SATURDAY.. 1t is reported that the
coming OF Secretary Root and his party at this
time Ia in connection with the erection Of per-
mansnt barracks at Camp Meade. This camp
has proved so healthfu that all the officers
who have visited 1t have submitted favorable
Hunn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

certificate OF the marriage OF William II.
Thompson, an actor, to Isabel Irving. an
actress, on oct "a in Jersey City. was nIei
yesterday in the Bureau of Vital Statistics In
Jersey City. The ceremony was performed by
N. Rev. Gottieh Andreae. the pastor OF st.
John German Lutheran Church in Fairview
avenue.
>, The marriage Of Gen. AdOlph A. Walkcr,
J., ). A. to Miss Sally Davis Herndon on Aug.
II last Is also recorded. Mr.. Andreae per-
formed the ceremony
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sroUlsrs or BANXER JOHN o'BRIkN
The widow, Brothsrs and sisters Share the
Residuary Estate.

The will OF John O'Brlen, banker, was filed
for probate yesterday without a statement OF
the value OF the estate. which 10 large. Among
tho special requests are: st. VincSnts Hospi-
tai, $4,000; Founding Asylum. $4,000; st.
JoSeph's Home for the AGED. 81, 900; st, Vim
cents Retreat at Harrison. N, Y. $1,000. and
the Providence Asylum. Buffalo. $1,000. Hall
OF the personal estate Is to go to the brothers
Robert and Joseph O'Brien. and the sisters
Mrs. William b. Lummis aud Miss Eliza
O'Brlen. and the other hall 10 the widow. Of
the rest will 90 to the brothers and sisters
The saAt OF the teSIator on the New York
St. ct Exchange 10 bsausathsd to John Max
well LummiA
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GOLDEN EAGLE ~ THE PARK zoo.

Sent from Iowa where 1t Was Caught
Trying to Make OF With n Young Pig.
A golden eagle with spread Of seven feet
two inches is the latest addition to the Central
Park Zoo. ]. T. Montgomery sent it from
Battle Creek. Iowa where he captured it after a
lively tlght He said he heard a little pig squeel-
ing in the BARNARD and when he ran out to learn
the cause he saw the eagle trying to get away
with the pig. The bird. Mr.. Montgomery said,
had succeeded in forcing one talon into the
pigs hide With the other taons it mi AIDE
vigorous effort to keep of Mr.. Montgomery.
when a chance blow from his cane stunned II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

Married Woman Wounde cd by . BohSnaiAa
Who Also Tried to XIII Himself.

Married Woman Wounded by = BohSniAA
Who Also Tried to XIII Himself.
Mrs. Juli0AndOrto. Bohemian OF all East
Third street, complained to her husband about
three weeks ago that John FasOkoS. one Of hGy
boarders, was making Violent love to nsr.
Anderto gave Fasekos q scolding and FasekoS
promised not offend again. During the past
week Fasekos pretended that he was I'll and
spent most Of his time In tho house with Mrs.
AndSrto. Yesterday afternoon he asked her
to elOpS with him, but she ordered him to
leave tho house.
Fasokos pulled out a revolver and fred two
shots at her. one OF which struck her In the left
side woundinK her seriously. Policemen Hay
and Milsy. Of the Union Market station. who
were in the front room verifying election
figures. ran in Just in time to keep Fasekos
from shooting himself In the head. They
pushed his arm lust as he fired the shot and
the bullet went into the osiling Fasekos was
lock ed up in the Union Market station on
charge Of 10 onlous assault.
MrS. Anderto was removed to Bellevue Hoe.
pital. whore 1t was said last night thai her eco.
dition was critical
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
Deal for 1oo,o 900 Tons of Pig Iron.

PITIsBURG. Pa. Oct. 2S-The National Steel
Company has closed deal for 100 900 tons Of
h"-semer pig iron at 500 a ton. The order is
.srM 'u'ed among several blast furnace com
Iau'rs and must he flied within eight
3"ihs. \ small lot OF pig iron wss sold here
10. iay at $2D a ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
Saved "A Man from Suicide.

John Walsh. 40 years old. laborer living at
Gordon and Hudson streets. Stapleton. Staten
Island, attempted suicide yesterday by jump
lnG into the bay from pier at The foot OF Pros
tee, street. He was rescued shortly after he
mao" his plunge by Charles Fl. Herbert OF 3
wave street, and conveyed to the Smith In
primary, Relatives Of Walsh say that he ls at
times slightly dcmented.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
rroar Goes Up 10 Gents a Barrel.

M advance OF 10 cents barrel in all patent
ttand' Of flour was announced yesterday by
NJ nited States Flour Milling Company.
lI' sam" increase has also been made by
H.. stated 70 be entirely on account OF the rise
n 'lsgnt rates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
UNaAaUD.

ULLMAN-SCHOESFE Miss Julia Ullman,
formerly Of Now York. to Philip schoenfeld OF
Frankforton n the Main. Sept "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
Business Notirea.

Rheumatism and Govt cured in every case
since 1861. FAMOUS PRESCRIPTION loo, as4
Always safe and reliable. 100 bot. MULLERS
PHARMACY. ~ University place. Now York.
Carl II. SchuItZ's IMMORAL Waters Combine
highes: ehervescence and agreeable taste with
ABSOLUTE PURITY AND CORRECT COMPOSITION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

several gar,Ar snakes have been seen in
]" ham lay Park recently. One was seen last
hnn.ullAy On Bay Chester road. The snakes are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
Spseial Nutirss.

DIR. NoEL's ELECTRIC RATRs. A West
SD street. prompTly cure Nervous Diseases,
Rheumatism. GouL Trial free.
DEGISTERED Policicn hell and don't lapse. Par
~ ticuAEs VI d. H. TRAVIS. Times Bldg. n Y. oity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

IS Lucania, from New York, at Liverpool.
SIS Hekla, from New York. at Christiansand.
Sc westsrnlAnd, from New York. at Antwerp.
Is Friedrich der Crosse. from New York. At South.
mfr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

CHI. '"u. Got. 2S.-Constable Martin Howe
N.- h"H ~ by hiGhwaymen last night at
avenue and Van Buren, street. The
s" ,lE" gold watch. revolver and SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

81 st. Paul. from Southampton for New York.
Is La Champagne from Havre for New York.
Bs Umbria. from Liverpool for New York.
ss Cevic, from Liverpool for New York.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-THB DAT.
Sun rises....o28 Sun sets. $500 Moon risss..1:+S
HIGH wATKR-THIs DAY.
sandyHooh. % 59 Gov. Fd.+;26 He'll Gate. .6:18
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az Cents pays for Literary Life weeks trial
vh trip. and copy Of The homie Story
~ took " Free, or Klpliug's Vampire and
49, Life, % Park Row. New York.
EULL LINE French Transitions; liberal books:
L popular novels. Examine. PRATT, 1871 9th Nv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

OUTGOING srEAMsHrPs.

SIS Georgia. from New York for Liverpool. OF Fast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

THE kENsICo CEMETERY: Private station, HAE.
L lem Railroad; as minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot Ofhce 10 East A3d St
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

Circuit Judge Beeman Of Indiana In declin-
ing a railroad pass recently wrote thus to the
railroad company: If a farmer would enclose
500 to a Judge and 1t was accepted. and after
ward a lawsuit was instituted by the farmer
against a railway company in the court OF the
Judge who had accepted the farmers hospl-
tally. and the knowledge were brought to the
defendant railroad company OF the farmers
hospitality and tho judges acceptance OF that
hospitality. tho railroad company would make
haIts to take a change OF venue from the
court on account Of the bias OF the Judge; but,
upon tho otner hand. a railroad company
places a pass worth to him 800 per annum in
a judges hands az a mere matter OF courtesy.
and the Judge tries to educate himself candldly
10 believe that he Ia not intiuenced BY the
conclude and believe that 1t is as unwise for
Judge 10 accept railroad pass as II would be
Tor him to accept 500 from a farmer who
expects TO BIO a party to a litigation in his
courl,' Judge BnemAn is Judge OF the right
sort. who does not need a constitutional
amendment To prevent him from doing wrong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29

In ar address delivered at the summer meet
ing Of tho Virginia State Bar Association James
7. Harrison Of the Danville bar told this story
OF AN eminent Judge in Virginia. who sat on
the bench with his feet up before him. showing
their soles TO counsel and audience: The de-
fence had offered little negro as a witness for
their client. and the Commemorative attorney
challenged the witness as too young to testify.
When tho pickaninny had been sworn on The
Holy Evangelsts. he was asked by the Com
monwealths attorney what he had done. 1
swared,' said he
And what will happen to you now II you
tell lisY the lawyer roared.
MY nanny shell whip me-
is that alp inslnuated the defendants at
torney.
mo. sab do debbls he II Kit me-"
And then the Judge took his feet down. an d
leaning over the bench. with menacing finger.
said: Yes. and I'll got you, too, sirP
when quick q. a flash came the boys ready
reply: Boss. dat's less what done sa d."
Mr.. Harrison thinks that II this Judge had
been robed In gown he would not have been
exposed to such an incident. We concode that
a gown would have interfered with the ready
protrusion Of the judicial soles over the be nch
but We are unable to perceive how II could have
prevented the negro uTchin from likeninG the
Jurist to de debble."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
What a Salt Laker Thinks Of the
Country.
WILL BE THE METROPOLIS.
There WIN be some IIardships this
winter tIow 60 itcaeh the Cape
Grand central Dividend Passed.

n. W. Powell. well known IN this city,
writes on Interesting letter from cape
nome. Alaska. TO u. 49, Young. under
date Of october A. lie states that in
March iast be was In the Pofouplne
mining district. 100 miles north u Je-
ncau. and nnd that section offered uo
advantagoH ho went down the Yukon
to Eagle city and after considerable
travel. arrived In Dawson on May %
Dawson" writes Mr Powell. 'waH
crowded likc Zion on "a nice Saturday
afternoon. There o. lots 10 gold thefe
and law iH more plentiful l found Eagle
very quiet although some ul th. mines
there nay we'll After Dix weeks there
started Tor JCnenu, Via Cape Nome. Al
irving here at Nome. ! found lpus thhn
n dozen frame buildings un July 3, but
about 600 tents. To-Day the frame build
INKS run into the hundreds and the pop
ulntlon Dr. estimated ut 1000. There
are four good creeks here. Anvil, olh-
cier Snow and Dexter, Anvil creek
has produced over a million in TWO
months The largest uuFEDt found was
worth ftCp. The sold D. All cuarfo Zoo ths
crooks. bat here On the beach 10 N muHt-
iy luf Nu fur 900 ihn paying minrH
arr within ton miles OF ihlH place. me
estimated output 0f ihe g.ks q 5000
DO1. bli ou The beach f-olQ.nul. 40
timber grown uslrtr than GoluVin bay.
llrae amount of iH'it wood times ihs
bay aud De- used f0r fuel AZ present.
coal 900 Dr. selling nt $40 per case uf ten
salon. Coal brings $40 "a tuns Hour
200 per 400. butter 81 a pound. and other
prices ln proportion. I look Tor % shuft-
age 100 many NJ the supplies before the
yprHaln get ln next season. uH nearly
5000 people will winter here. Lumber
d. worth $500 "A thousand feet
"Thls win be- the metropolis OF Alusk1
next year sure. nH everything bids fair
90 make u very easy Of access. Tho
trip up from tha sound Via the white
pass and The Yukon river b. "a beautiful
ono. N you want n summer trip. Just
come up VIA The railroad route TO
skHEuuy aud over the pass ON the rail-
road 90 Lake Bennett thence by river
boats clear through the 2cO miles ~
lakes ana rivers lo g. Mcnueli thence
hy steamer 100 miles 60 this points from
here 20 Dutch ilrher Z about 700 miles
and from thero o. the Sound about 1000
miles"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
BUILDING AND REALTY.

The United States Loan and Trust
company has made loan u $4,000 to
LB. Goldberg today secured by n mort.
gage on the 0oidhcrr BUILDING. south OF
The Kenyon. The morigago runs for
i've years at per cent Interest
The Houston Real Esfute company
has taken an option on two pieces Of
properly on south on second
South street. between Second and
Third West. on which there are aiN
reFldcncca. The price o. $1,000 ana
the ortoin runs 10 january LET.
Property owners ON Third SCUM
street are making nn effort 90 have that
thor1ughffrc paved from West Temple
fn State street Second South street.
along those two binrks. i1 developing
rapidly Into "a buHincr1 uturoushi ifcs
ana should the uniuu depot un 'flAN'
listed us planned 70 VIII D" ftu.
FORM 10 once into triis cu'f ~
cTttt. having the sans end in Wow
$40. nsfs DO 'NJ2, nut t1D ~ heifl
church property could not 90 that
uiIr Be- ttfurht Into iIf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
Sales ON Change This Morning
Were Light
PRICES WERE MAINTAINED.


This mornings call was not devoid of
Interest Notwithstanding that muuy of
The brokers fcro absent on account o.
the election The sales were rather light
and prices Ecnomliy were maintained.
Daly was sold az li.C5
one Dot Of Englc aud nluo Ben
hf0usii gi50M and ihc stock closed
strong at fi.cli5 bid. u.pl asked.
Henry Pccry secured On l1i uf Golden
Gate Extension The first sale Zoo this
stock 90 be recorded for some time.
-Four Aces was a little weaker than
on Monday. settling mo n cents. and clos
ina n hid. Nv asked.
GRAND central was looacned up at
4s.ff aud fi.1i.
Lower Mammoth held up fairly we'll
under considerable hammcring ana sold
from % 90 iic. closing stronger. i3ia be-.
ing bid and iih asked
Mammoth went up 90 3tit bid. but no
sales were made. the stock being held
no il.oGH
Northeiu Lleht was weak ana sold ut
from 1875 20 ish. closing 49, bld, ish
asked.
Pctro was nat. one lot going at zoe.
The close was % BID, 20 asked.
Sacramento showed Eurpllslng
strength, llIng ~ 10 20. but closed hn'f
a cont weaker,
Yankee was solid ua "a rock. being
snapped up ni from 2i4 Co go.
Star Con. Huld 90 ~ ami i0it
sunbeam was lu demand and sold
readily nt u ana better IL closed i0h
nd. llM asked
orient sold at o. while ben Butler was
in the trading at o cents. und Boston
De Lamar. Manhattan. Hercules aud
other cheap stocks received attention at
stationary figures
HHH. .N...HsssH aat.H.HH.s.s. ass.a.a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
AMERICAS GOLD PRODUCT.
One Halt Of An that Has Come Has
Been Since 1860.

Washington. ID. c.. oct. gl.-Of the
so On0 000.o00 worth u gold produced IN
the world since tho discovery % Ameri.
co. more than onc-half has been pro-
duccd since 1860. and more than one
fourth since 1856. or. Go
words, nne-hulf Of the gold product nf
the last 400 ycar has been produced
within forty years, ana onc.tuurth
within nftcon years.
These facts regutdlng the gold pro-
ductlon VI the world are presented by
some compilations % the treasury
bureau OF statistics ancnt the tenn
pornry ruapenri1n OF gold mining Ia
South Africa. and ~ possible encct up
on the gold supply OF the world. The
compilation presents the facts Collatod
BY Dr. Adolph sootbeer. ana the a.
rector u the United States mint. which
show the gold product OF the world by
decades aud years since the discovery
OF America. and wheel summarized
show that the grand total Of gold pros
ductiuu from 1893 90 and Including the
estimate Tor 1879 amounts 10 ia.tal,0la-
COO. a casual examination u the ng-
urrs q the annull production shows ao
plainly tho very rapid Increase during
the last half of the closing century u
the term under consideration as 20 sug-
rrHt "a detailed examination of the re-
intlvo proportion of recent production
90 that OF earlier periods This eNnml-
nation doyelopa the fact that NJ the
tohla0lgGoO gold produced since 1893,
Sc. lti. 1885, COO. or considerably more than
ouc-hnlf has been produced since 1850,
and o.. $40 tiOtuO. OF more than one
fourth, since 1886
The following condensed table shows
tho gold product % centuries and frar-
tons of centuries from ii1i 10 1850 ana
hy decades from 1850 90 the close uf
1873 adopting Tor the current year an
estimate recently made by the director
M the mint. but doductlng from Il the
temporary loss likely 90 result from
the suspension ~ production 10 the
Truunynul during the closing quarter %
the year The original estimate m the
director nf the mint Tor the year 1893
WINS $3.50 100000. md drducting $4,000
900 Tor the suspension NJ work Ia the
Tunayanl during the closlhg quarter
OF the year, would put the 1879 pruduc.
ton at tl25. oo0O 600. The statement 81
the worlds gold production Tor the
period iiQ3-is99, therefore, stands 49,
followa;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
AaAIN.r rnnAsunr NM
sui, riisd by .. It. iiishsrd.on In the Dis
triet Court.

the Treasure mn Mining company and
twenty-five stockholders, IN The Third
district court today TO collect t2e91G on
certain judgment recovered against
defendant IN o Justices court and So
ifGg2 alleged 20 be due plaintiff on
seventeen assigned claims Tor salary
on account of work performed.
Plaintiff alleges that the defendants
entered into n conspiracy 10 deprive
him Of the debts sued upon in this uc-
ton. ln procuring him and hls uHslguora
20 work upon the property when the de-
PENDANTS knew they could not pay.
Plaintiff prays Tor judgment for the
fun amount of tho assigned claims.
also that the individual defendants ~
the corporation be- required 90 pay 60
the clcrk or the Third district court
their part Of the unpaid subscription Of
tho stock subscribed by them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Omaha. Sov. Receipts. D.
900. Market active and stronger Ma
tive bocf steers t6iut00i western
steers. i3t0Ao0. Texas steers. Aesutsl.
calves. AiOuAt3i bulls, stays, etc. 2.G0u
Receipts. SOD. Market steady
10 stronger Heavy to0uioi. mixed.
iO0d l02h light. fO2ianAoi. pigs. $3.50
400. bulk ~ fales. fONn t0lh.
sheep Receipts. 600. Market steady.
YcuflingH. t25WLt0i western muttonH
t0o0fa0. stock sheep. 3t0u 800. lambs.
tOOuGg5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Kansas city. Nov. 5-Cntuc-Ro-
coirts. 5000 natives and 1000 Texans.
Market steady Native steers 4.fUuG00s
ToKns steers. a1OqA1O. Texas COWS no
u1ed, native cows and hclforH. 1850
900; atockcrT and feeders. aoouti0i
bulls 3O0uff5.
-l,occlpts. 1900 Market steady
Go strong hulk of sales. i00uioi.
heavy, 3g5it t01h packers and york
orr. tOQdAOi. mixed. fo0ui02ia. light
3giHLO5. pigs. A10u1gi
Sheep Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
Lambs, ti5u5o0, muuons, 300ut3o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS. |


December wheat opened at Gs7i and
advanced 10 G4h.
CLOSE Whtnt-Doc.. clM. MAJ. 15h.
Curna Nov. 9ih Dee. 3iH
OatH-Nuv., 2lhnH. Dec, 2iHuA.
Pork Nov. Nii. Dec. he2h
Lard Nov.. bOf. Dec. 501ih.
nlr-Nov.. Aqln! Doc. Aglh.
Caah-W huataNo rcd. e9Hlo No.
red GsnCsis. 40. 8 hard winter 6si No.
! northern spring c4Iaih. so 2 north-
crn spring, csh15iM. No. . spring. $50
uH.
Corn-No. q. ssH. 40. Q. 3iQg2
oniu-No. 2. 22aQ25. 80. 2. 22is.
1yc-tlh
H1riey-glQM
T.mothy-lts
Finx-l.af.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

New York Journal Fsw OF the blows
which appear 10 land ON the right spot
really do, when Jonr.a 0HhtH Boz holds
hlH head nc peculiar unslo, with biz
chin close 90 the body. ln this position
"a Hmite on the ilw-bune WIN iilt hiH
head over but viii not drive back hIH
Jaw. or u the punch d. Hui accurate 20
will glance on and over DIE shoulder
Almost the same fact applies tu ahar-
key. lie realizes the danger u a. terrific
swing that Will shoot back hiH lower
Jaw and always holds hls head sst
firmly 10 lessen the encct n a possible
crash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
STOCK MARKET REPORTS,

Chicago, Nov, 7-Cattle. -RercIpts
5000. Market a shade higher. Heevcs.
4.2OnG.s0i cows and helfern. tsO44rO!
fancy helfera. 5000 Texas rrnga steers.
aboQA1b, FED Texans. t600blO. stoek-
era and feeders a000i5o. Gamers.
i.s002.05; westerns, AOld5ea
Hogs--Rocoiptn 10000 Tomorrow
60 900 Left over i.ti0 Market Wrnng,
Mixed and butchou 3g5uAa0. good
heavy. 4O5Nf.3oi rough heavy, $50
sg5, light a,g5HA20i bulk OF sales, A.osQ
i.20,
sheep -Roseipta, 1000, Hulk OF TO-
eeipts lambs. Sheep hrm. lambs steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Denver. Colo. N1v. 7.-tnttlc-llc-
c0lntH 900. Market steady Beef stoura
11tmia0. COWS 1inn $50. feeders
freight paid 90 fivor l2i0l11. at1ckera,
freight valid 10 river. at04Ai0. bulls.
HtIrr. etc.. lO0N1.Ol.
Hog Receipts 900. Market cents
higher LiTht packers. 1850 lQ5. mia 4.
lla 400. heavy a.iindta
sheep Receipts. 1850 Market steady.
Cool lat muttons, 3oout2s. lambs,
4 HnH| Cd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

ii13-iso9 .te.S11Oia,6oo ..,.,.....,
An examination of the above table
and the average for each u the periods
stated Indicates the rapid Increase in
produrtion during recent years Dur
inr me g6s years from 1895 On and I'M
Guiding 1850. the Rvernrc annual pro-
duct was fi2. 20i.0st and during the
period 1851 -isug the average annual pro-
duotnn was fi3Ggi5,0i6, nr iuurc thnu
ten tmoa the average or the earlier
parlod. Cominr down Co stnl later
ysHrT. the period tsqi-ls01 shows nu un-
nuai average Of ig0t1l1t55 per annum,
and the single year 1899 By conucrva-
tive estimates. $685. 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Arizona.

George II. Robinson Is on his way to
Arizona.
Judge Powers and the other stock
holders of the Orient are rejoicing over
splendid strike Just made ln that
property
The Johanna Gold Mining Company
has been Incorporated with "a capital "
i2i0.0l0, g.. *. Mccormick o. president.
a. Hnnnuer ylce-presidont, and g. A..
Post secretary and treasurer.
The London-tlvrrp0ol Exploration q
Mining Company has been organized
with a cau.t1l ~ $4,000 The stock.
holders are q. No. weber Max John.
Albert knrmpfcr Ida lohn aud ". ~.
Childa
y. W. Klmball and @. l.. Dlcnowlty.
~ Boston, have written ln Ffuuug thnt
they urH not connected with the Big
Cottonwood Copper and Gold Mining
Company ln any way The company
WINS recently organized by 81 TroWpek
and H. a. ~ Franklin.
Campbell a Grsene, stock nrokors.
&c W. Second South st. Telephone sgS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Directors Meet ~ Provo aud suspend
Diyidund.

The directors ~ the Grand Central
mot az Provo today, and for the second
time. suspended the monthly dividend.
This action was taken colely on nc-
count NJ the litigation with tho Mann
moth company. 49, the mine itHclf was
mover in such splendid shape aa today.
The Grand Central people are propar-
Ing 60 put up "a great night when tho
suit comes TO trial. and VIII have a
big reserve fund 10 meet the heavy nx-
pounon that such AN action necessarily
lnNoiycg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
- rnANrisln MAnkrr.

San Francisco. New. Wheat Firm
or. Dcc.. iOsi May iiihi cash, ioj.
Barley Steady. May slit, ~. 30.
cash, 10.