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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

Il p 9ARIbN Ei<. dealer IN Rocky sfaan-
ta4a fuTs. Oar spsc3altles are W ST r0fe~
ssssn ~ e3ght feet ard caps sad Esoyes
fss Alaska. l5S Sound avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
Drea sistuns.

SAN FRANCISCO. Fso. 2a.-pry wealth
e. market Tor wheat, and the feeling vas
Err spot gFtc%S unchanged, futures htAa-
er. bar.ey h.s1sr On cal. sample market
stronger hut wifhua. activity. Oa;s aFnn-
y Ae.1, buyers purchasing sr&TtrEsy- The
rece.E5s acre light, and al from Oregon
Spnt quotations were:
E33Gr-Aes t0r family extras. S4141s.
bakers extras. $2sesi' Oregon and y ash
Wteat-- Shipping. sliaa. Cor Ne. |. saa
3araey-Fee1, $1--8l5Q. brewing. nozni-
oatz-Poor 70 far. $l.2sal2-1a: coed 70
sso surpt .. Il at b.a Hs''t s5r s stg
$1.s5lIl -sS. red. S-45GA55.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, 1859. wheat. GER
tals. $50. oregon, !. 40; CO Oregon. S93;
tees. sachs. 80, oatons. sacks. 5os; bran.
3s-a: niI1l41zs, sacks, 49,; nay, tons. So;
wool. bales. -; hlde9 number, ST.; qulek-
silver. TASKS, ~. w.Ese. gallons, - So
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easier; May. Wits; December.
R@fley-Easlsr, new. 81 o27w
CorH~I.arEe yellow, $40,
BraI-sls. 5lql9.5e.
WoaI aud Hops
Woo!-spgins Nevada, I9sl L.; Eastern
oreson, letl2'-e valley. oleson. lsgll'e.
E'al.-Nortaeru uloant4iu, Ssloc, mountain
lambs 7aac; san joaquin plains. 64se:
Humboldt and ..iendooino, sguc.
Aops-Crop o. ISIS, Is54Sc.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Mnlstuns--N iddllngs. :-ea2-: bran. s1s.5o
may-Whest. slsal7.5a: wheat and oat. sl3
Gls; best harley. $l5a1s; alfalfa, Suu15N:
stock. $40: straw. PEI bale :, 500 ,l..;;.
B4roanks, sSc9I.io' Oregon Eufbanks. SIG
.abies-suver skin onions. Oregon.
sfring beans. i2ia015c per Ii; asparagus. Is
as: egg plant. lsc; chill green peppers,
oranges. naVeis, sl-5V45.f5; Mexican lines,
re-paek s.. 50ls6 81: common California lem
ons. sac3fsl53 choice California lemons. -
lZ 20; bananas sl-2s%4--6o bunch; p!ueappies.
I39:;er Fancy creamery 26a@7e; seconds,
2al2ec; fancy dairy 22a2+c; seconds. i5&B
20; picked, 17g1sc; arkin, Is9l-c.
forn.a cream chea}ar 1311iesc: Young
America. I2o; Eastern, I"el2c.
Egg. Esss-s, ,,C;,s. California ise' fancy
Poultry Turkey eobbler~ 121sa1ac IT.:
turkey hens. l-te4f%*c: ola racs-srs 81 ssas
s. young roosters. s. 5eQe y: small nrolle=@
s.. .fal4. .aree tfoiiers. q. 5als. 'ryers. ssss
6 hens k55o86. old ducks. 81 51fss-sa. geese
81 Ssasl . ne.r, cd pigeons, N8l-s. young
Exchange.
ster.lrs q I..adea, s.xty Jays, 9tE5'.;
Financial.
Ntx. ao.s .t-i.ass r. sers1aa :. Is
ainiag stocks.
Ala ............ fATI.stIca ..... ...... u
\ ,uas con .-...-. u Nentbck Con ..... =
Andres G.. .-.,.. = Lady NafH. Con b..
L, .sHsr III ....s. $ y vi ga ..--... 81
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Feh. ~ go
S-xc2anEss SO tlTA Seastle. Tacoma. SEs2-
kaze Sa1 Portland clearing houses today
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rafwsr 49,. ..... ..lOatorio 49,. ...... ST.
Eho3ar 49,. ..... AaOrnir ....... -
CFosn Pe9Gf ..... :. l'iytuo1th 49,. -. u
C~E Al a. Va 70. tltl5ckss-!ge7 =. -. -
gea8Auaf . :. -. Preferred . go. -
car & Curry - Sierra Nevada 80. -
Ifate Is %escEoss s. Standard ...- $3.50 81
F1uose gaka =. SOW Etcn Cos .~+.... -
lFsA eFyer ...... 81 ielioa Jacket %. Il
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kfu<Uts>tss--FnR SALE.

alhQN RfN Ell BOATS S>ows ana raw-
seaSr = AL siEes FOR sale. Sc hs delivered
e @erata On Windy Arm h*ad ~ Lake
fsKAsa. r. !. Parsons. Vanderbilt buiia-
"a. Tacoma " aAh
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AlSkg kLOND|kE WANTS.


kLDNDfk E-MI>C EIi4ANEols
FOR DAWSON
OVER THE ICE
I@ SlgEsf Expr@., operating dag teasna
sswr#r Da.s0a and Seattle vii return
z Dawson. leaving Seattle on or about
FhhruarS -
TxFrrss packages. pr pound .,.t q 10
LestAw each .-..........---. ! :.
ks~Bxef& E@np*st 10 Dawson $500 4s3 rs
AHsres@ all co1mn1Enbcas lions to Aefrof,~,lI
an Printing ana Finding Go. seattla
ts4sts
kata delivery guaranteed
hAnk references
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sA4srasss 2c.1vtry WIS ACTED n TIE semi
S7~e-2aaT1ve gra+es T'etAi Sstas s 80 fse-
Government bonds we're unchanged IL sas
, :
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LEGAL NOTICES.

zx-
IL THE DISTRICT f~o.gT 0r tbs
I'Ft@1 ssafe-s for the rssrfr5sst ~ vy-as.s-
ington. Northern T4yfsaea. IN n rnsTter
p~il,.os - Ts d. sa,kFne; n e.
To re fsenoTan5s - II Haufng4 Judge
e - IfsFszet Court - the United ssa.ss
fcr re Dstrtzt of ws@nlr s-rs.s.
X y r Stacy cs tf,4- esrt - esp+.fa s.
's5e aot@s.LY Of ElrS. ifs ire state ~ WASH
la&ta1. 2 sst1 ssStffet, reTzssetfssily res~s~
stats fhas on The zfst tag u rsareusfe-
f*~s A2sG past he vas Gz9y s9fesgs4 Ersrs
r&ps a.ssser Inc acts - congress = ztsgge- %
e ok.fissycy tna' L. hss dcty aurrer..ere4
Dee f2i3y cofn1ls9 with as ne resslsre rser a
q sal arts ARD al gass tsvrser. ~ ne e1s,~r
tt3cfslf2E Ms bankruptcy.
2eEef.re o. rrays that ae may - de-
creed ny tne colars H. have a FIJI e5,x~na~sa
ron 81 :ss3is Proraoas agate hls esfs54
aaafr sail BANKRUPTCY artS exesr. sci,
aSeasFs@- NJ Y. b STACY.
Greene ami Gr!rItas, Attcrrsrys eS- 8.s,.k-
Dated tAa 2ua asy q February. 100.
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON
Dsaf'<< 81 Washington. Ssrth@En Davis-
or this 2a4 DAY Of February. 1879 On
s@aaing tos Foregoing petition IL e e~E!prsgs
= = 'a.e eoIft that hesFang - had upon
betota sais eo8rt. q; the UnIteTs s.a+es
e91 noise. Ia .4e city II Ss4ttse and eosn-
y % h1fte III s4ia aistrtct. a. req O'clock
"a tne forenoon, ard that notice thereof
- published Ia he gvaetle post-TfltsFIiasr1
cers *@ss2aper prtatea Ia ss&s dsrtrart
of@@ Il weeA fer thrss sgrsa,gJ fsgs Srass,c
ara ta2t NJ kroTn creditors arr all other
..sFs9tsS IN Interest may appear 81 The III
stshs ara E}aaea ard snow- es2ss. II any taey
have way tae said ysrnyssr If ths Tsatft57r
should rar tse Granfass
Il Is further ordered ny the court that
we efF6 seftei by naaEi 20 ait he knonn
cretsEogs copies of tbs E4fIss9r ava ~ .rfs
osafr. aafse=ss3 - .heTn al their pieces II
re@51snGe a. stated
tfa@T@ fte Honorable e. II. Eaafort.
30flse 81 sal3 eas4rt and the seal sS~rsas'
a. tha c!ty 81 Seattle. Il the coanfv 81
ktnt, Z sad district, o. the zna day Of
En.er: c. II, HANFoRn. Judge.
+ NJ HOPKINS Clerk
~ II Il wALTHEw. Deputy Clerk.
ts*al L $. Dlssr'et Court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

S1ons% = c2-- -Ss-z1 pr cent; asst leans.
= Per cent. prime mercantile pacE-. -
actEz4l es1ssEess u nzwkasS' d Is Al 81 sexg
ts>sA4 tsr eeEsA-ss8. and 8 80 s@ts4. 49, Tor q
days PeSte3 Faees. s. Ss14ssi $50 eosrsnsgw
Ss~+s 2-s+s, Ss1Ag silver certificates. 6s--af
CSC r&y s4.ver s~s.c Il x5e2a sos3&rs. s7S.c.
government aseuss. sts25 ~. STATE Esoza1S, n
&ct1Fe. T2@.Eg4s- aa11s strong.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

Wool-Sp sins- Nevada, IAss l2c: Eastern
Oregon, I9fl9.c, valley. Oregon. 15u11c.
Eai.--NortaeFn mountain. Saloc; mountain
lambs 7l9c; San joaquin plains. o@se.
Humboldt and .aendoct0o. sale.
Eans-AsrAn u INss ls-El.c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

aAssut s.s1a sssa bushels less EhaE E-s-cpe's
estimated weSk3v. requirements. wssi5e she
1NAnt@fT on aeeRm I@SS2&s nas ~sdusel
- sss4 bushels. against - - bushels l71~
crease fo~ tna cGT~es Es5TaasFg werk & last
year. Reports fT@T1 Missouri and Ne
h-sSss were tAzt the Re0s&r plant lad
been severely ,a11Fe1 hy 30 rece@t ex-
frsne ccA3. AAy opened So higher at
= T@1As-- TIE reported wheat stock
IS t2ssa bushels larger than asst
Monday. while London CAhtes claimed
tcsn acur - - s SACK lower StEea Friday
last Tals encouraged Ira bears - sssif
ard 1ag declined 20 G@xc- TIRE Ntsfole
supply. instead - increasing 3sskosa eusf-
els. SIS generally expected. showed a de-
crease & ~ 5a5 bushels. while she Al
lADE1S port C3sarArcas ~ wheat aE1 30SlF
we're @avga amounting - aSa.eA" bushels
These TAO announcements sent wheat Wp
- &c very quickly. Very heavy DAMAGE
20 wheat sron l@te trosts was claimed
from IRE sg&fsS II Washington ard ttTy-
rear the eT3. ana May wheat closed 81
$3.50
Large receipts ana poor shipping de-
En814 weakened cora early, S0t tie 3e~
cline vas al recovered 4Ta May CLOSED
~ higher.
Oats followed corn. gaining -
Provisions W%re decidedly }ops4arG and
ksTt topping over every t@E7ae oaytrs
made All atteTrpt 70 ste@..T the market
for = while. The enormous receipts IF
hogs 81 tbs Yards started such heavy
With stcp-loSs orders. The stop-loss Of
dcrs increased instead x stoppsGg ths
loss Pork lost 81. lars - aid RIBS Is
&glTs%c~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

Flour. quarter sacks, l6.os4. wheat. cea-
tals. 2.4sa; oregon l.Se9; CO Oregon. s99;
barley. ce1tals. :. $40. d Oregon. 80. T.ofa-
ans: midGilazs, sacks. 7eo; nay, tons. $40:
wool. bales. -; hIdeq number, SIS quick
silver. TASKS. ~. M.E.e. gAILo2s. =. SO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

Potatoes t{oh1lngA-N Hsta River Fnf9w
R0se Sc. White River fsurbanRs ssafg7.
Island kafip kos@ - Island waite So
Yakima y.s14 sweet Fsega. oes Sc r-ar
80 native SILVER skin onions SIS rsF ton.
oregon ara = ak3ErA silver sktns sAnrr 81
f~r tor. 5e~ts. 81 per sack, carrots aass3esse
s+eg sack rt2t29 2ssSs fssr r=ey sack tlv-
MICS g. Ter sack. "a AhnA-e fite. ~ea ia ~
bag ~. rarscAu s. = PER sack. cau1f-
flower $3.50 3 f~er doSev If1aaa~ts squash
@sc- hftrsyraaEs1. 81 FRrtic tS celery
~ ptr dozen dollhouse lettucT se- Peg
1ezen. railshes. ioc ger dozen, rhua@yt.
tHAr per l.
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Closing Quotations.

Wheat Easier; May. $L17IS: Jecet u Dc
II -.
harley Easier; new. 81 02s
CorB-l -arge yellow, SLa9
ErAA-SlA. sglElIa %
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MARKET REPORTS


New York. May ai.-A few stocks
showed fractional gains at - opening
but the general tendency was down
ward, The weakness In Sugar was re-
moved, that stock dropping ~
Heavy covering IN RuFar carried II up
points TO iis. The market subsequent.
~ hardened hu around. The higher
range of prices was tempting TO tho
bear faction. and a concerted raid on
the active rpeclaltics soon caused ma
terini losses IN everything OF prom
lncnce. Metropolitan Street railway
WAS knocked down i0A, points. Pressed
Steel ~, brooklyn Transit and sugar
about 4. Manhattan and the rest NJ
the list FROM TO eif, Covering By
shorts rallied the market temporarily
but prices dropped before i-iddny 10
the lowest.
The success OF the bears In attacking
the nptclaltles gave them courage %
extend thelr operations throughout the
llft, That thc early reccarlpnH were
largely due 20 short selling was shown
by the quick sharp recuvcricH ou Cow
crlng but the renewed raidn brought
prices each time 10 q lower level and
the volume of 0fferinga gruw, There
was evidence 81 liquidation In the large
blocks 0f stock dlHlodgrl at the low
level, The prospect NJ gold exports was
probably the most influential cause ~
the decline, The report u a case ~ yel-
low FOYER at New orleans ana the re-
Hulting quarantine was nm Influence and
the alleged effect ~ the Ford franchise
tax hlll and the talk " the oncrnach-
ment on the Sugar cOmpanyH surplus
10 carry uH the sugar war We're made
much o. Sugar ana tho municipal
stocks, Federal Steel and number Of
other leading aprcialtlea led tho decline.
Southern Pacific southern Hallway pfd.
and the stock u southern railways
gcnerally led the decline OF the railways
point or upward,
The bears made n renewed onslaught
on the market In the nnal hour and
made pricda In number Of Instances
slightly below the previous low point
sugar touched itgA Metropolitan,
20lA and Brooklyn Transit loaA
The usual rally on covering followed
ana tho market became more quiet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
SWANSEA POSTS
JUNE DIVIDEND.
will Pay the Usual $4,000 in Ten
Days.
sACRAMENTO's TOMORROW.


The directors Of the swansea Mining
company met In regular monthly Sos
sion In this city at noon today. and
declared the usual dividend of cents
n rhare. or 1900 payable June 10Th.
This gives the company a total OF siee.-
800. while II Is said the mine was acvcr
In better shape. Tomorrow the Sac
rnmento will pay It's dividend Of 5000.
ana later on In the month. the usual
payments win be forthcoming from the
Grand Central. Silver King ana fiul.
ilon-iicck. with another iso.ooo from the
Horn silver along about the s0,h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

ME vsia OF zins-i clearing ore Pound
Close 10 the tlty.

ogden. May ai-T'he latest mining
excitement n over tho reported dlHcOv-
cry ~ u ten-font vein of xinc.bearlng
ore not Ear from this city, by four gem
llemcn, among whom IN officer Dan
Murray Of the police force, The report
II that the party left the city. bright
ana early Monday morning and return
ed at night after having located and
Atnkfd ont four claims on tho ledge.
which IL said % be- traceahle Tor quite
a distnnse along mountain side. The
stun brought In samples OF which
have been sent 10 Salt Lake for analy-
sis, II % hrowulHh color, atrcaSed
with black, aud capitalized. The loca-
ton Of the alleged hnd - said 10 be
easy OF access By wagon.
n all u those take 10 the hills"
who promise To do ~ when "the spring
time comes, Gentle Annie" In search o.
the golden fleece, copper. Elno or any
other old thing that has q commercial
or coining value, there Will be a per-
cepiihle thinning out ~ the population
Of this city. Men with their pockets
fun of rocks" are almost IA thick on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
REMARKABLE SIGHT OF A Busn-
MAN.


l'Nutuhsl
II has often been remarked that tlyii-
ICED people tend to become shori.ilght-
cd. This " because Ia towns and eitlrs
their vision " mostly confined 10 short
distances. Savage races. on the other
hand. are generally glftd with ~
markably keen slHht.and fow irib,a arc
more noteworthy In this respect than
the Afican buahmcn. whose eyes are
vorltahlc telescopes. This power n.
no doubt. u wise provision Of nature.
for the huHhmen are a small race AMI
" they urc not able 10 see danger along
way on they would soon be cxtcrmlnat-
81 BY their various enemies. whtlhcr
Hnvngca OF other tribes or wild basis.
traveller Ia South Africa rlaica
that, while walking one day In COM
pnny with a friendly bushman, the
savage suddenly stopped. and. gaTinE
across tho plain, cried out that there
was lion ahead. The traveller gazcd
long and earnestly In the direction ndl-
Gated by the bushmun. but could SEQ
nothing, Nonsense" he said "iher =
nothing there" Ana he went forward
again, with the hushman following az
his heels. trembling ana unwilling and
Htlll asserting that he could zoe d Hon,
Presently the native came 10 dad
stop ana refused 10 bulge another noh.
FOR this time, he declared, he could SEQ
lloness, with a number Of cubs, "A
fact which made the animal more dan
gUruua than over. liut the European,
who could zee no lioncHf. much les itai
cubs, pushed ahead. declaring the
huahnnn was dreaming. After walk
ing quarter of mile. however he
could dimly make out nm object moylng
ucroFa the horizon. SIN doubling that
Il could be the object which the BUSH
man unid he had seen, he CONTINUED To-
advance, and nt last he was able To-
distinguish lioncaa, with hcr cubs
around her. walking ioiHurcly toward
the woods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

That tho Utah OF Flsh Springs has
begun the fuinllmont of promises made
by tho management concerning ship
mcnts. was evident today on tho arrlv-
al from this property Of two cars Of
for values tomorrow The mineral IN
like unto that recently shipped. and
VIII run equally az well. II comes from
the new ore chutca In this property. aud
with good roads during the season
promises 10 make It's appearance quite
REGULARLY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

Kansas city. Mo. May si.--catiir--
receipts, 700. market steady natl We
steers. $50 q ts7s. Texas steer, - 20
q ass; Texas cows. 1850 u ~. ma
tive cows and hcifcrr. $3.50 Y thnoi
ntockers and feeders. $3.50 o isiii butts.
tl.i0 " u,2i.
iiogH-k, cciptu. 1900. Mafi<-i
steady 10 weaker: bulk OF sales, ie0 a.
t3.i0. heavy. tlG0 q $3.50. packer, ~
1ti.1o. mixed. 1850 q t3.5O; light ia
y il.esls: workers.. ta.s5 q t1e1iii plsrr.
ti.is q ta.ss.
shccp-iiecclptn 1900. Market steady
lambs. uoo u 800; muttona. Nc u
Nsa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

A good strike Is reported In the Cop
per Ranch mine. the property OF Pcy-
ton and Murphy. near Milford. VIII
Orinltha. who camo up from the south
this morning. says he saw some ~ the
ore at the hotel and that u gave every
evidence Of carrying good values IN
copper. u was encountered at q depth
~ nifty feet In the shaft. and has great
" encouraged those mining IN that
section. The Calumet. over which Mr.
GFliiitha prcaldcH, ia Eu'i sinking and
snckinR n little ore for shipment The
ahatcl.
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Doc. ra.t ie oet Marrlcl

George II. Dcrn. treasurer Of the
Mcrcur Gold Mining company leaves
for the East this evening on no less
Important crrand than TO be married.
the function 10 take place June 9Th at
Fremont. Nebraska. Sir. Dcrn will
wed Miss I.otiie brown. the handsome
and accomplished daughter % SIR. ana
Mrs. W, r. brown. with whom he Will
return In the course ~ six weeks 10
taken up their abode IN Salt Lake. The
groom has a wide circle of friends In
this city. whose best wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS viii 70 with him In his en-.
trance upon married life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

TRANSPORTS OF STOCKS.
Dalton a Lark. 1900 at zoe.
DAILY West. 200 az aggs
Daisy. 800 nj Gle.
-Four Aces, 800 at gle.
Ceyser- Marion, 900 nt Coo.
o..
Northern Light, 400 at Csc.
Sunshine, 100 nt Ggr.
star CONSOLIDATED. 200 at 0iisoi 800 at
Sunbeam, 1000 at &c.
South Swansea, 900 at ti.iGh.
Boston DE La Mar, 1000 az &c.
Eagle and Blue Iiell. 100 at Sii3.
Dalton. 10000 al 2hc,
Joe Bowers. 1000 At l3lsc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

Omaha. May .-cattic--Reclpts
$500. Market steady 20 ioc lower Sa-
tive beef steers. Hi0I5s5. Western
steers. iioDHtsa; Texas. taiul 10
$40. calves, ti0oN5Co. bulls, ntagi, etc.
tIgiulso.
liura-i.cccipts. 1900. Market ilea dy
10 easy. Heavy. t1.bah nAcsit. mltc1,
fa.ti1a5in; light. t150d3sirl rlgu.
1.gina.as; bulk ~ sales. t1,isni0
shccp-f,ecclptu. 900. Market active.
steady. Western muttonH t1,iNn IS,
stock sheep. Voous.0o. lambs, 100
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NOTICE or SPECIAL srooKuoLDrn'
MEETING



NOTICE 4 hereby given that \ special
meeting " the stockholders ~ tho HERMAN
ifdWtlnn Company has been duly called !.
h. held on thr Ind day Of Junr, ~ ivy ~
The hour Of ~ uclnck IN, AZ The l.hit.f-uh}
saints Meeting House IN tho Town ~ dlrffi,,
man, ia tho Inunty NJ salt Lake. hlhte ui
llah, for the foliowlnT purposes, to-wit 81.
llrt. lur the amcndmont ~ tho Ariirlt,
% li.corporailon by adding thereto the h'ilo"'
For iho purpofo ~ paying the debts. ok'
pensus aud liabilities, aud all running rh,,
pcusus, aud f1r conducting tue businr,t w
THIS corporation. the direction. shnli hhto
power 10 low assessments upon All ~ thrcap-
itll stock Of this corDpratiou AMI rnfnfrc lns
collection thereof by sale M dsilhpu,hf
stock N provided hy law, although tho capitA
stock has boon fully paid. 49,,
SECOND. 10 amend Article Nof said Arll.
clus of Incorporation NJ ~ ~ rvah ~ inii.es,
.Amopnt 81 capital siock 81 this eorlnliA ilnh
shall DO thirteen tllnusand, roycn hunultu
aud 1fty dollars eia71ool, which shall ~ ~,
vdcd Into two hundred and seventy give C,h
sharcs OF the pnr value OF ffty dollars GOV"
said Article now reading olovon Thousand
tye hundred nnd ffiy. dollars eii,aN0tnl ui.
vld,d Into two hundred aud thirlsfIio Hhhi"
OF iifty dollars tfSono) each,
And for such other purposes o. shnll ." '"
cidenlnl ~ such prulo.,d ainendments-
GEORGE MILLER, pres.
JOSEPH b. Il. DoDELI. secy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

Denver. May u. -cnttle-Recsiptl, -
90. Market steady TO strong bet
rtcefr, ti.f5 " 1875. cows. $500 q Uaoi
f''edcfs. freight paid 90 river. ii:i =
tiGs; rtookerH, do, ~ 90 q $500. bulls.
HtaEr. etc. ts.2s q $500.
iiosa-l,ccciptn. 400. Market % lover.
weak, llght packers. ta65n $500; MIXED.
$50 n sl,h5i heavy. $3.50 q $40
sheep goo. Market steady.
good tat muttons. 500 q t5ei. lambs.
1900 "a g..gS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

The Rlchneld Reaper saya that
Ed. Clark returned recently from
the Antelope Springs country In
Willard county whore he has been de-
NtloplnN copper prospect belonging
10 himself and n. T. Taylor. lie reports
n vein uf thirty feet OF well stained
rock. and brought home some good
looking samples. The vein Improves
ns depth IL gained. Mr. CLARK has re-
turned 10 further develop the claim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

Tomorrow. June ia,. II. q. Leg, the
newly appointed manager of the ocy-
Marion. will be Indicted Into oiiicc
without pomp OF ceremony. Morris
liambcrEcr simply stepping aside. after
Introducing his successor TO his new
duties and the mon under his charge.
"A % the rcnticmnn'a efficiency there
q no question. and that tho prlerty
viii continue ita good record under the
new management Il what IL confident
~ expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

salt Lshers Tie Up Group Near the
Highland uoj.

McSsrs. 4. L. Morris ard y. NJ. West
spent yesterday at bingham. In an cx.
animation u group " claims upon
which they have Just taken a lease aud
bond. The claims lie one and u half
miles north Of the Londmiii. not far
from the Highland BOY and conrlst OF
the Two Lakes outlook. Hired Uiri and
Decoration. Tho bond runs for one
year. the property TO change hands for
the sum u $1,000. u IL und.>atood
that tho gentlemen above named are
acting for Eastern parties. and that the
ground VIII form the basis of an incor-
rufntcd company. The property shows
a nice ledge % porphyry ca,~inE cop-
per values. and all IN all has the np-
pearnncc of being good thing.
Mt. Morris reports things lively IN the
Old Reliable. He says preparations nre
making for the starting " work ON the
West Mountain Placer Extcn'iion. q
force OF men 10 be put Oh In a day or
two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

Baslne.. . Little ns,,,r than on Monday
Last.


Tho Salt Lake Exchange found stocks
q little more active today and looaened
M 1900 shares for te,si. Daiy-wcat
roid az te.ss. while Daisy and -Four
Aces went hand In hand. each making
Transfers at n cents a share. and Coy
fer Marion dropped 900 shares at oS
coats each, IN spite Of the bright out
i0cl. for early dividends. Lower Nam
month was a heavy seller at ~ cents.
and was dealt In AZ low NJ %. while
Nor.ncrn Llght brought g.. Sunshine a
cent loss. star Consolidated aiii and %.
Sunbeam % and South Swansea ti.ists.
Dalton was favorite during the call,
and subscribed i0,oo0 shares ut ~.
Eagle and Hue licll had a closing bid
~ SIS. but sold at ti.ia. while Joo
bowers displayed a marked weakness
and did business at iais cents.
Figures were posted az follows;