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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
I'M thc Nortnwcst.

In the Northwest.
Wheat receipts in ear load lois at the
following points were:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22

st. Louis Aug. %.
Wheat--Cash, 7l1a@7iFs; December
corn-cash, 81; December, 2s7ss.
Oats-Cash, 81; September, 211s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22

But present prices are not high ana IL
would sem best to begin buying wheat
on all declines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22

Today. 1.-Two stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
RISING WAGES.


From Gunton's Magazine for Anil
u IL encouraging 10 note he fact
that with the returning prosperity In
busincrs l. coming the news from "a
parts of the country Of Increasing
wages. The cotton manufacturer ~
Fall River, Massachusetts,. have re-.
cclvcd an Increase of twelve and one.
half per cent, which IL restoration
of the reduction that took place a
little over year aFo. This IL The
more significant because In the cotton
Industry FAN River leads New Eng.
land. and. after the rice In wages In
Fan River was announced. a similar
rise took place throughout practically
the whole cotton Industry u that rec'
ton. Similar news comes from the
mining field. rhe united mine work.
ers 81 Pennsylvania. ohio. Indiana
and Illinois have. since 1897, received
an Increase Of thirty-thrre POT cent Ia
wages. ana. what u even better, they
have obtained the eight hour work
day. The officers ~ the union have
Just issued buOynnt proclamation
asking al The miners through mat
section 90 j1in In cnmmrm0raiinr TIE
event AH conspicuous landmark 10
the Improvement ~ the miner condl'
tlon. IL adds that the eiFht hour day
"hua not only proven prtceleff boon
10 our craft. hut N now also looked ~.
on with favor by our employer THIS
IN real progress,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Or. In the uiu" Jacket shows ~ Per Cent
Copper. with SILVER nnd Uold.

News comes 10 hand ~ n great strike
In tho iilue Jacket mine. frvpn Devils
district. camp predicted I, become one
~ the hlrgcrt IN tho United states.
While the entire ledge contains pay
ore. says tho Boise Statesman. there II
f0ur-fnot streak" that Il very rich
Two carloads ~ orc from that streak
was recently rhlpped 10 the Nickie
smelling works In Now York. The re-
turns showed a per cent copper ~
ton IN gold, and ti2 silver. Flfiy.
four per cent copper represents i.Osn
pounds " copper 10 the ton ~ ore,
worth nearly 500.
Another interesting feature 81 tho
shipment u that the ore was Hmcitrd
without charge. The Hmolter people
We're very glnd 20 trcat u Tor nothing
~ The ore contains nuNing substances
needed To supply tho deficiency In other
ore treated, so an u cost the shipper
was the transportation charge. ~ SO
ton-i2 less than the gold contained
In the orr, Mr.. lrct0n Hnld great deal
of the Seven Devils ore was similar
In respect TO dukes TO the Hue Jacket
ore
The Blue Jacket h under bond 10
Mcssrs. Aiken aud liillhnuse. two very
prominent New York men and there l.
little doubt they will take the property.
MrHsrH. Bates and Nlrlnschmidt and
others are the owners OF the prop
rfty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

4 car u ore from the Aetna group
In Idaho a. at the sampler.
The T.ylor.nrunton sampler received
eight cars from Tintic today.
The Navajo mine at silver city IL
showing ore running % ounces silver.
u gold and per cent lead.
There will be an excursion to Park
,lty tomorrow over the Rio urande
Western.
. Il II probable that the Highland boy
compnny'a initial shipment ~ PIG cop.
ger VIII consist of several carloads.
Attorney J. n. Darmcr. Just down
from Alta, reports cnnsldorablc activity
IN the mines there.
ON =. poyton reports u strike IN the
Chloride Point mine on Lion Illi. and
says the min h now running and viii
b. operated 20 ~ full capacity.
The Salt Lake brokers graclouriy
voted the urs ~ thulr Room today for
the sale ~ tickets 10 the 4. H. skid
more testimonial
In the Last Chance mine. skaw's
Mountain district Ida. strike % orp
running $50 20 $40 ton has been made
~ q depth Of rs feet the vein n ~,
feet wide and tho of. "a free milling.
Tho directors II the dsyrrr. Marion
wsrs rchciulod Tor meeting lat. this
afternoon, az which time mnnnRcr
10 succeed Morris Hamburger wa TO
have been appointed
RALPH Nichols. at one tmc manager
Of the De Ia Mar mine al De Ia Mar,
Nov, VIII BE- rendered reception to-
NIGHT by his numerous friends In this
city, among whom he u nc present Wis.
iung
The nnit payment pnfa deal trans.
forming tho linaton.t'tnh IN Wayne
county 10 London phrile. WAS made
yesterday II j said the price nut upon
lhr property N tis1onl. interested In
the mine are i,ol Mhync. !. II. walker
Jr'' ana william II, Irvine.
The San Francisco Post says oeorae
II. Hooper NJ Salt Lake Is IN the CITY
buying a stamp min and other machine
cry Tor group of miuea in Arlanna, In
which he 10 Interested.
Charles Lnmmeudorf ia hualn In
control NJ the Acyi,r mine on Ooll
Mountain. Yesterday he bought In
ilA,fis shares, the stock having hoou
a1ii 70 pay The delinquent asseanmpnt
% cents share.
The last shipment from the Nevada
cOmpnuyH property at ualonn, Nev..
nHaaycd so.a pr cent lead. M ounce !
silver ana s'sO gold 10 the ton. I'he
ear contained 20 tonr from which tho
company Will realize good pront.
The Wedge Extension God NinlnE
company has INCORPORATED II has a
capital u $4,000 In sharcs OF 10 cents
/ .aeh ana owns claims surrounding the
/ Wedge On guld Mountain. John %
! Cannon II president. A. j. Weber. Vice
I president, u. y, Worrell. secretary, and
W. y. Lynn, treasurer.
Articles ~ incorporation have been
| nlcd hy the Gold Point Mining coInpanv
I With capital stock OF 10000 In iO'cent
shares Ito claims arc In the West
/ Mountain district and u. n. bowers IA
/ president, william seller Jr, vice presi-
dent, and j. g. Russell secretary ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Long Cali MI. Morning Hut inter..iiaE
Developments.

II was long and tedious call the
mcmhcra " the Salt Lake Exchange
had this morning. but despite this fact
there were Interesting Developments
Interesting at least to the bear element
II none othcrs. for stocks were HlauFh-
tered right and left. with less mercy
accorded them than that displayed by
Hhyiock 81 historic fame. The sales
footed W u ,po0 shares for ts.istgs. with
Northern Light the heaviest seller. the
stock being pushed down 10 60 and
dealt In freely az mis- and adjoining
figures.
Proceeding regularly Daisy was the
flrnt seller. tranHfers being made below
q cents. Daiy-Wcrt sold for 1881. ana
-Four Aces for s0A cents. after which
Geyncr. Marion was handled. 800 rhars .
going Al Is. Northern Light started at
90 cents and sold NJ 10 Gits. while Tor
future delivery the stock went "a s.h.
with the closing outlook very weak In
deed. Star CON, which promises u
shipment on Monday, swan bought for
eG crntr. and Swausn had takers nt ~,
South Swansea following with sales at
81 .tpis and fi.to.
Unlisted stocks sold with much free
dom, Joe bowers Extension being a
leader between > and . Beck Tunnel
dropped 1000 at cents and Midnight
bowers ala business at az. with Joe
Bowers selling is.. others dealt
IN wcrr BOSTON DE Ia Mar Golden
Eagle. Iiomentake ana Naieo.
Figures Werv posted ne follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
CALIFORNIA rLAcrns.
Indications roint To Return to IN. Day.
81 40.

los Angeles. Cat. May indications
are stronger than even that there IL
TO be another big gold excitement. The
great rush 20 the new gold Fields In
lower California eecma Inevitable.
should the bonanza pan out what has
been predicted. regular passenger
service viii be inauEurated from San
Pedro down the coast, Allen q. Ffax.
81. who II an orange grower and who
resides near Arlington. itiversidc coun-
~, was the frat man out Of the dig.
RinHr. These placer grounds have
been worked IN a crude way by Indl-
ans and MeNicnnH Tor many years"
shid Mt. Frazer. "nnd today thoy have
used tho crudest ~ appliances In keep.
Ink with their nature. they have been
very Hecretlyc,
THE and that made covers about
fifteen square miles" continued AIR
Frazer. There Il another Hold that "
equally NJ rich several TITLES from the
nrst that has 90 fhf not been touched. e"
Sir. Frazer says that the process Of
taking up claims u slow. und the Mex
lean government VIII rot Issue cer-
tlfcate unless the claim has been ccrti-
ncatcd by the proper pcrron.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
FOR POOR STOCK BUSINESS.
safe. Were ass.sso shares tor so5.-
iei.ss -rodsy's Doings on
the boards.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER u
LEAD. sL95
CASTING COPPER. 1871

Another week on the exchanges and
no pofccptlblc chanEc-for the better
In the stock market. There has been o
change. however. Tor the worse. ana
that conditions are gradually bccom-
Ing 20. ~ fact too apparent 10 be-
within the pale 81 contradiction. Dur.
Ing the week business was dull In the
pit. and figures wcrc demolished fight
and left. 30 much 20. that comparison
with those ~ week ago becomes per-
fcctiy odlous The saleH Tor the HiN
days amounted 10 2it.ai0 shares Tor
gGi. ts..is. while those for Saturday
were ll,so0 shares Tor ti1.li1.ss the
market il weak and those who claim 10
know. say that the end Il not yet BY
any means.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
ui>rAm misiso nooM.
Work ~ th. pyer Vigorous Prospecting
Hitch STRIKE H. Douglas Mountsin.

Special Correspondence.
Nornai. May 2i.-liurlness IN tho
mining camps u lively The telephone
line mum Nrrnni Ia the Dyer mine 10
heinF pushed vigorously and the COM
pany a oxqpnding considerable money
in erecting buildings and Improving
the property.
The ground for tho ameltcr win b.
gotten into shape and work be- COM
mcnOed nt once. Mf, i.attimer of Salt
Lake has been engaged by the company
10 uupsrintcnd this part of the work
and N now nn the ground Prosect-
INK In that section u being vigorously
prosecuted both ny the company aud
private individuals. while the Bromide
district and Jesse Ewing are both re-
cciNinF their share NJ the atiention.
Rumnrs ~ great strikes are carried
about, 10 which little attention ~ paid,
but there seems tu De- one wcll.f0undcd
runner 20 lhe effect that nn eastern
company ID working one OF the new
sirlkra Ia tho liromide district at
Douglas Mountain under bond by the
terms % which they agree Ia rNpend
$4,000 Ia development work and nj the
end nf that time II the prospect proves
satisfactory. 20 pay $4,000 for the
ufuurrtY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
sonuAL AZ rAuK cry.


Special Correspondence.
Park city, May 2G,-Affnlrs at the
various mines ~ Park city have now
practically assumed their normal cone
dltion ana business n progressing iiea
steady. substantial manner, the sllVor
lSlng II sending out about ninety tons
~ ore per day the ontario aud Anchor
nro also ON the market with their usual
tonnage.
The new King conecntrator has been
running FOR a couple ~ weeks though
not steadily. The machinery works to
perfection and turns out very high
quality uf concentrates. They are "a
little short IN water supply, however,
but expect 10 overcome this IN the near
future, and hayr the plant running on
orr twcnty-four hours Per day,
a force OF men are now at work re-
pairing the Marsae mill ana putting Il
In shape for resumption, II IL eN.
pccttd they VIII soon start running
again on ontario tailings. The run
made on these talllngs last fall and
winter was quite successful rs well as
profitable TO the company
The ontario company N shipping a
trial lot of ORE from the fourteen hum
dred foot level. II being OF u different
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
SILVER SHIELD
CHANGES HANDS
Bingham Mine Sells for the Sum Of
100000.
THE FiRsT PAYMENT TODAY


The FIRST payment on the purchase
price n the silver Shield mine at Iilng-
ham was made today. and the property
pasfcd Into the hands of the Silver
Shield Mining and Milling company.
which viii hlc articles u Incorporation
the nrat o. the week. with a capital
stock of teo.OOo divided into $4,000
shares of the par value Of 20 cents
each. A. iinnauer IL president. ciar-
cncc X. Mccormick. vioc-prusidont. J.
barnet. treasurer and j. W. Langley.
secretary. These with \. X. Herman.
4. y. Mayberry and \. Ifanaucr. IT,.
make up the board Of directors.
The mine changes hands for 10000 20
be paid IN monthly instruments u 5000
each. and Il IL proposed BY the new
company TO at once iunugurntc . Wig
orouH cuufHc u development. with w.
~ Hood. former lessee. Ia charge a.
superintendent. For some tifur past
the property has made good shlpnt nta
of hiEh-gradc orc. These, u u thought.
can be- continued a. work progresses,
the Idea being not only 10 Keep ~ It's
record ~ production. but to 20 shape
and equip the mine a. 70 make possible
heavier shipments In the near future
~ present there are three tunnels on
the property. one ~ them 1000 feet
long. From these ore has been ox-
trhrtcd and shipped running 20 10 70
ounces silver. ~ 20 q gold ANA 10 =
per cent copper. From the long tunnel
a SHAFT will be sunk. the object being TO
gain greater depth. yet under the ore
bodies and possibly encounter hiEher
values, especially IN copper.
The silver Shield occupies good To-
cation, being between the old Jordan
and uniena and the Ola telegraph, now
owned by the United states MlnlhH
company. II will be equipped with
inc electric hulsting plant, the hrat 81
IT, Kind TO enter the district and prom
ises soon 10 rank with the best pro-
duccrn In the camp. The compnnya
stock has been oyrr.ruhscribcd ana w
this lies the significant fact that min
INK men generally look upon u ~
good thing. and intend TO push u along
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

croasea IN cnfnlnrs ~ the majority u
railroads representing the buying u
American stocks Tor London account.
me consequent caHing 81 sterllng OK
change, the continued cnHc " mpncy,
and the large and confident buying "
railroad bonds. The earlier pcsFiinlstlc
Views on the reports " ruined wheat
cfurH. probable gold exports. diminish
ing foreign trade and danger " coli
lapse IN newly nnated industrial sccurl-
ties were ~ far modified hy these
considerations NJ e. leave the hsifa IN.
willing To risk leaving contracts open
over q fuw days Interval with the pos
slhlllty ~ some development which
would ntill more fayorably affect The
outlook
Tho high priced spcclaities dipped
sharply al the opening. Metropolitan
sreet Hallway dropped .. and Sugar
Tho Tobacco stocks. Consolidated
Gas ana American Smelling all showed
rather ncute depression. The tone %
the market was very unsettled after
the opening. Sugar rallylng u point.
determined attack on Sugar In.
cfrnred iir loss 20 points. The general
market was unable u withstand the
heavy liquidation In this stock and al
most everything dropped gradually
with the active Hpccltltiea suffering So
Ncfuly. Considerable Resistance was
made BY the railroads which were sis.
tainri by the recent excellent trafiic
statements. The shorts covered their
contracts In the specialtiea causing
fRlly ~ y iolnt or over In Sugar. Con-
an'idatsd Oar and others. when the
very favorable hank statement failed
tn induce further rise the bears at
tackled Sugar nrcccly, driving u down
90 rs with quick rally n u point. The
other HpecilltleH weakened IN sympathy
and the railroads rccedcd a shade. The
closing was active ana unsettled with
some marked losses In the apecialtica
ana gains In most ~ the railway
SUGAR
HuEnr-iiaw. quiet and frrn. fair ~.
dining a.. centfFi ~ test, ~! fnoinssra
sugar. 4 Refined quiet. but arm. crurh.
20. ~ powdered. ahi graduated.
MONEY.
Money on call nominally. sGs,s per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. a,tGiN per
cent
sterling exchange nrm with potuai
business In bankers bills at isiA as
Tor demand and lsstaa for 90 days
posted rates. tss'a and issh. COM
merciai bills, isi
silver ccrtincntcs Giut2
Iinr silver, 81.
Mexican dollars 81.
state bonds inactlvei railroad bonds
strong.
Government bonds steady 70 reg.
/ 100. o. reg, i0sfs, DO coupon. i.oph /.
new a. reg. A coup. i.3oA old " req.
i.igts, do coupon. Lisa. 30 rcg. a coup.
| LIES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

What Is Being bone In Tits Property
Flashing Development.

The bingham Bulletin says rapid
work has been done at the Dalton 4
Lark IN putting In the new pumping
machinery, clcuniAg and repairing
boilers. etc. ANA Yesterday the work
~ clearing Hooded levels was begun,
4 couple ~ weeks viii probably elapso
before the sho n IN shape FOR huslne's,
when drifting % the north VIII be re-
Humed and dflft also started south,
The 700 n also 10 be extended In both
affections. Drifting n now progress
ing on Miners Dream vein, tapped
some weeks ago hy 300-foot crosacut
from the Lark. on either side NJ point
III Intersection arc chutes from which
nearer surface u large tonnage Of rich
ore was formerly taken. ana u II be.
lieved that tho drifts now running VIII
each. soon be In good mineral The
option lately obtained on the Dalton n
Lark has about sixty lays to run. Man
nger FArnsworth, In camp yesterday.
said he proposed % make the most u
the tlme.-a part ~ work laid out being
10 sink main incline another 100 fest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

omaha. May sl-Cattle-i Receipts.
200. Market active, steady. Native
beef steers. tehnA2s. western nicrrH,
tooniss, Texas steers. 5'sgtioj COWS
aud hclfera, iOol 10. canncra. asst
gsi! ntockerH and feeders. i00ffb0oi
calves, A.00n1o0. bulls, staga, etc. 400
ni.5.
Ioga-Recclpts. $500. Market shade
lower 3.GonalO for heavy; mixed, a60
nidahi hght, l.i5ffaG0. pigs, a2iHd.ap,
bulk ~ sales. 35,is qf2deis,
Sheep Receipts. 100, Market steady.
Western muttons. iihuA.a0; stock
sheep iends.ee' 'Nmbs, 5.bouGio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

had the protest underway teifFraptsi
10 Washington Thuruday night asklns
whether permission would b. ritaa
thoin To present their views na 10 INV
change of site would be u pripar ~.
ccdrrc. Late yesterday afternoon
telegram was received which caused
the committee o. lay down it, arms All
abide by the result. Tho Telegram rad
M followai
Washington. n. G.. May q
Lawrence II. Young. Salt Lake CIV.
Utah.
Selection not made under miilrpre.
hension " facts relative H. ,ity Nm
site, No appeal viii b. considered
LYMAN j. GAGE.
Secretary ~ Trasufy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

he Ia Mar. rsp.ft Planning the hanir-
msnt 81 IN. WAN Group.

Hartwig \. cohan ieft Tor bingham
this morning presumably 20 plan and
devise ways and means Tor the develop
mcnt and equipment n the Wall group
recently acquired BY Capt. Dc Ia Mar.
tnarmuch AZ the gentleman knows the
ground thoroughly. Il Il likely he wiz
10 order things ~ 10 speedily result ~
~ merging Into one Of the biggest
proposltionH In the camp, 49,,
ier, late q ArlEonn md a mining man
u large experience IN MANY camps, u
In charge % operations on this proper.
~. For the present all work VIII De
FOR development. but Il Will b. cStrn.
sive. Six tunnel contracts have ALREADY
been let and quite lnrgc force N nj
work. the Intention being 10 prove up
a. far ~ practicable tho width OF min.
eral.bearlng rock No sinking VIII be
done at this time. hut values At Ercatcr
depths are TO be approxlmaied by drill
ing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
THE FIGHT Is OVER.
No Further Protest to be Made
Against the Federal Building Site.

The protest that was started against
the location Of the Federal building site
nnd which was TO have been carried
To tho secretary ~ the treasury. has
proved Intellectual. The fight has come
TO an end and now all parties concerned
VIII settle down To the acceptance of
accomplished facts
The committee OF business men who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Denver. May Receipts.
$1,000 Market strung and active.
beef steers. ibsnaio0i COWS, 5000 80;
feeders. freight puid o. river. io0u 90.
stookers. freight paid, i2bGfgoi bulls.
stays. etc.. 2,e5uA2a.
llnEs- Receipts, 400. Market Be-.
hiuhpr easy llght packers. 3,Gaui.GTh ,
mixed lGon 500, heavy, a.50mAc0,
sheep Receipts. 200 Market firm.
Good tat muttons, iOon5.OO, lambs, $50
ff.DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

win 0rinlths. MANAGER of the Calumet
cnmpany'n ground near Milford, has
lust returned after preparing ship
meut which viii make IL appearance In
day cr two. The ore u from surface
wufiginTr. nnd VIII assay something
like n 10 y per cent copper and SO Ia
SIS In gold. This company II sinking a
shaft, believing that with depth the
shnwing will COME TO something big
Sir, Gfiflths reports great activity In
and around Milford. and says experts
are thick no hops, with tlgH TO go %
the digginga scarce pnd In good de-
tuanu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
MARKET REPORTS


New York May a. The market Tor
stocks has been duli and professional
an week and not changes are not large.
Professional traders arr ayorle 10 lcnv.
Ing contracts open over q four days
period. aud when the stock exchange
decided not Ia trade on next Monday
preceding Memorial day, there was "a
gsnurul evening ~ contracts ON tho
rhnrt side Tho lnduccmrnt for tho
b.ntu Ia cover was found In the IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Glenn II. Boutwell, spent yesterday at
bingham In nm Inspection Of the CON.
gor mine. lie reports things looking
weil nt thl. property, and says sink
Ing II being pushed with due ALL.
Rcncc. ~ "a depth Of i1j feet In the
shaft n nice body 81 copper ore has
been opened ~. while the showing ~
equally good IN q croasrut from the ii0.
foot level. All told. tho cOnRor IL In
splendid Hhnuc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

and establish n level at 1000 feet. This
II Important. ne all developments below
water level have disclosed good copper
values. Miners are being nut on na
INST NJ practicable. and Mr.. Farnsworih
said he hoped TO soon have nfty men
employed. He expresses confidence
TINT the Dalton a Lark property will
fulnll all representations and more
than II expected af H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Starting sunday next and continuing
every sunday throughout the aummer.a
stage line connecting with the nifcft
ears win be In operation between Fort
Douglas and Mnrcnera' Grove, leNv-
Inv the Fort on the hour and half hour
FROM y 60 o'clock y, m, PasaenFefs
viii be- carried free. l,efreHhmenil ma
light lunches can he had at the Grove.
whore everything has been added tor
The eomfOrl and enlOymont Of Nlnlllfa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Late this afternoon the stockholders
81 the Richmond and Anaconda were In
session IN this city. wrrstiinE with the
proposition % anneNinH that companyH
holdings at Tintic a. the Humbug mine.
owned by Jesse knight The prospects
were that matters would be- aatlafnc-
tnrlly adjusted. although tho meeting
had not concluded nt press time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Kansas CITY, May si.-cnitle--i,e-
crlpis 100 Market unchanged
HOGS Receipts. 400 Market steady
tu strong Hulk ~ snlrl, itin a.iui
heavy. 3shIa56. packers. i6inaf0.
MIXED aGOuaCsi light iOiai0i york.
era. 1850 Co. piss. i0oWa.i0.
sheep Receipts. 300. Market tifm,
Lambs. lb0ui.2i. muttoua, 1.50uAQO