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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
AN EQUINE PARADOx.
sl,ty-onc Horses Acting at one Tin.
Ia One Ring.

Among the hundreds ~ star fsa,u,,
associated with Ringing ffnthsf,' ~.
Gus this season. nothing has atirstsi
more attention or elected more aln RAJ
comment than the marvellous perform.
hnces Of O'lirien'H school N hst .h,f
equines. Embraced In this equine en-.
pany arr riNty-one Of the han ltdnaIi
horses ever seen In a clfrus flnE, a f.lt
which all who witness the paffOlIntnesi
81 isinEllnE Brothcrs' clrcus vhfa h
exhibits In Salt Lake city weinfiitI
May siHt. viii be able 10 attest Thfs,
features ~ this great act afe pafiigs.
larry notable. the iArEe numbsf 4
horses. the greatest company u equ.tfl
ever trained IN this way, the bfiillAaig
ana costly fuagnifcenca 81 The lflp.
pings. and the Immense amount o. p.a
aphernaiia used In the produciion Ia
display 10 given In the middle flrf
This arena u especially conairnCtii g.
the act, and IL carried by The sals,
Instead OF the usual circle ~ saftA
there IL "A wooden parapei. tho iog u
which forms "a narrow clWui1f liai.
form enclosing the arena. IN TIE tff.
ter 81 the rims u - succession n elftl.
lar stages, rising like terraces 80
above the other. and ending ln l1il
pedestal. The director takes biz slailoi
IN III" arena. A signal h rlyen, ard
handsome Thoroughbred, with anh'i
neck aud waving piumes. canirr lail
tho rlnF. This proud spfeimfn =
horrshood. the matches ,harsrf, 81
Yer kim" II the uyant courier " Sky
beautiful equineH, rnfEeonfy gafaf.
i.oned. but unrestralncd BY rfln =
bridic, which approach with the whli
Rnd Hweep of a cavalry charsfi "a
then. suddenly hating 10 their MAJ
night, line ~ In solid column, aNaiiifr
with proud impatienef the firfi urdrn
o. their Implicitly -obsyed tralnsr ~
Performance that follows starafn ga
the evidences Of the senses Tue sqah
actors, without the slightest hesllauA
or prompting. execute the inesi hiHgat
evolutlonH, dance. plrouette FORM spl'''
sal tnbleaux. and 10 through me NV
menta of difiicnit military m.itl
Then score or morr ~ thr horses inf
their piares on the pafapot ~ the fhsi
others group themselves upon ne ~.
cular central stages. A. ihe ape, !. ny
ahapely silver King" Nhultlut upHa
the back OF this beautiful cqulne az
raising tho superb animal unNl
seems % be poised IN air, the uhlhsf
mods his head. Instantly. me tirA
company of horses 10 N motion $40.
run 10 the right. others 10 ne IN ny
without leaving the narrow nlaii'-i,,ss
with thelf sleek coats Eleanl.hE WV ~,
their radlantly beautiful trapplngt shl,
terinH IN tho light. and the Na,lns
their yafi-cnlnrcd piumel, they igfn
picture ~ indescrihhhie beauty, l',sn
w ~ rolnfinE. and thfillinE IN
matte effect. This nnaie never iall' "
create sensation. olirienH ilr,-
sixiy.nne horse act l. only one or ~.
OF features with this Er.ai show w. W.,
presents the finest xOoloHi1al usl.-t'
tho most complete circus petotlss a,
the most historic hippodfome anl w =,
tcst frce street parade ever ~"
earth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
LET JOHN 60.

An individual named John Rogers
has got himself into trouble. lie was
ordered 10 appear before Justice Pardec
the 18th % this month for examination
on supplementary proceedings but evi.
IDENTIFY dii not consider u worth the
trouble TO climb filKht u stairs. At
any rate he aid not show up on time.
This action or rather innction ala not
meet With tho approval ~ Justice Par
dee nnd John was forthwith arrested
on the charge of contempt ~ court.
When brought before tho court he said
that he did not know he had 10 BE- there
and dinciaimed any Intention whatever
% treating the court with contempt.
Justice rardee. who was somewhat
warmed. cooled down n bit and took
compassion On Rogers and let him go
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
Tnr rAMr, esnorrs.
tn. Journey to ~ os.rse-taii i,insrary
Of the Hstara Trip.

Special per pcrcrct Telegraph.
PrvHldcn, SHOWS party left Sal, Lake
city for tho south al si3o. There were
In the party. President SNOW, his Wits.
Minnie J.. and Hon f.iloy g.. President
Joseph y. smith and wife. President y.
-. Richards and wife. Apostle A. W,
Woodruff ana wife. bishop VIM. ~
Preston. DR.. Seymour H. Young. Mrs
" 81. Lyman. W. n. DouEali. Arthur
Winter. church reporter and Horace
whitney Apostle Lyman Joined the
company at Provo.
The oregon Short Line rendered Pres.
ident snow the use 81 u comfortable
Pullman sleeper the first 20 make the
trip over the new road south. Mrs,
Taylor telegfaphed i'rcrt. Snow, invit-
ing the party 20 take supper with hcr
In Iuab; reached there at . o'clock and
gratefully rartook ~ her hospitality.
The niEht was pleasantly passed. All
welt and happy this morning, We
reached Milford AZ q. m. when, We
were met by David ~. Cannon ~ st.
ucurFc, joe. A. West of the Utah a
Pacific railroad. Bishop James Andtur
ana EraHtun II. Snow arrived NJ Mo-
dcnn at \ a. m. where we took break
fast a. the Invitation " Jos. A. West
and wifei then continued the journey
In comfortable cnfrlhfra The weather
Il delirhtnii. and the party u now pro-
creding nicely. ana expect 60 reach H.
ueorF. this evening. THE rad II quite
ruurh and the drive a very long one
% miles. There may be- some changes
hut this II the prurram ~ now cun-
templated. Wednesday and Thurriay,
May 18th and 18TH. therr viii be- special
conference NJ ~. George, Friday, 18th
the party VIII 80 from ~. reorro ~
Tokerviis twenty miles.nnd hold meet.
Ing and stop all night
Saturday morning drive VIII be-
made 10 knrnffa, twenty miles, a
meeting viii be held there and then
continue 20 Cedar city. twenty giiles.
ON sunday Will hold two meetings In
Cedar city. and drive 20 Parownn.
eighteen miles. for evening meeting.
Monday TO Heavier. thlrty-nve miles.
and hold meeting, Tuesday drive to
knnnah. forty miles, and hold night
meeting, Wednesday. May tth. morning
meeting ne Meadow. and no IN FILLMORE
fnr meeting. distance ten mites;
Thursday, so 10 Holden, ten miles. hold
morning meeting, continue TO sciplo.
eighteen mites, FOR evening mretlnr.
Friday. 20 Ncphi. forty miles. ana hold
meeting saturday. May 9Th. return
to Salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Hot Springs. Va. May III. Addison
Porter rerreinry 81 tho President. ar.
iser here unexpectedly today. lie has
fully Recovered from the Illness which
kept him 20 long from his dates at
tho White House. lie came here to pny
his respects 10 the President.
Gen. John hVNuith of chicago. Who
has been witness before the indus.
trial commission atWAahington stopped
IN HE way west. lie desired 10 COM
suit with Comptroller Dawes with re
gari 10 the affairs Of the National bank
~ Illinois II which Gen. McNulta Il
president. secretary Hitchcock u ex-
pccied tomorrow.
THIS morning President ana Mrs. Mc.
Klnlcy drove 60 Heating springs. about
three miles ~ the valley. The rrcal-
dent held the rclna aud the remainder
~ the presidential party followed his
trap In another conveyance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
CUBAN 'pocK iAnonnms.
The Agitation At Ciesfsesos for Hack
Fay Cuisnin.te. is Hioodshsi.

CeinfuesoS. Province 81 Santa clara.
May is.ssis y. IN. Via Havana. 1.-THE
agitation Of the Cuban dock laborcrH
here. who have been demanding back
pay. eliminated this evening Ia blood.
shed. a negro kns killed by Cuban
officer. The dock ihborcrn have now
been paid. A detachment ~ twenty.
I'VE soldiers Il guarding the custom
house.
The hardware stores have sold ou,
everything In tho nature VI nrcarIna
and knives
Major Dempsey IL understood 20 be
fearing an anti.American demonHtrn-
ton AZ th.fe II much excited talk
against Americans. apparently due to
nothing more than the talk of the agi-
tntorr who are advocating complete In
dependence, outside Of tho ahnotins
referred To there has been no special In
cident worth noticing. while tho aque.
duct " being cleaned water Il selling at
ten cents can. and he government
oniciair are hauling water 10 the troops
nfteen miles by rail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
TlMMoNY TlD.BITs.
Two Ways Get Thirty Days In jail
4 Deaf Mnie's Appeal.

Justice Tlmmony's matinee this after
noon developed several little lirht
comedy sketches, After the overture
u. X. Coray and a. e. Nicholson took
the floor ana pleaded guilty TO tho
complaint ~ fast driving ana were
mulcted two "piunks" each. Earl John
son. who evidently Stunned notnfiety,
was further relieved OF the bail he put
M On the same charge
The next victim Co trend the cocoa
nut mating was shock .hendcd blond
youth who stated he Was photo
gfapher by prnfessioni" vagrancy WINS
the charre, ana tho camera heni In
dignantly Hpufned the base insinua-
ton, After hearing the evidence the
court henmcd ON the youth and snid.
Joseph Reynolds. we will let you tar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Estate Of Charles iIaun. deceased,
hearing on petition for letters Of special
administration referred to clerk IlaIr.
Estate ~ chrlsieen doldsn Kimbaii.
deceased; order made for Halo OF real
estate.
Estate Of Mary A. cories-. deceased:
or,ier made for sale OF real property.
Estate Of karcpta ~. Haywood, de.
ceased. J. l. Haywood app0lntsd al.
mlnistfator under ti.Oo0 bond.
Estate of Patrick McAvinney, de-
ceased hearing on petition for settle.
inent VI nnai account referred TO clerk
blair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS
Trial Of an irrigation Suit Before Judge Cherry
ard Iuy.
Mrs kingsbury saes Tor Divorce-Nu.
mcrous Actions 60 Quiet title
other Matters.

Tho case Of John W. Smith w the
Draper ifrlvation company came on
for trial before Judge cherry and a
Jury today. with Ferguson A. Cannon
appearing for plaintiff. and l.. II. iio-
gers for the defendant
Plaintiff seeks TO recover 5000 ~
damages for ailegci injury done his
fruit trees at Draper In 1891. on ac-
count Of the defendant uniawfully pre-
venting plaintiff from using water that
flowed through Willow and Dear creeks
on TO his land.
The defendant asks for 800 In It's cross
complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
Ward Entertainments

Tue entertainment given Ia the
Twsnty-iirHt ward meeting house last
niEht for the henent of Elder Olsen was
an extremely pleasant and successful
nfnlr. Tho building was taxed 10 ~
utmost capacity and many PERSONS
were compelled 10 stand throughout
the rendition ~ the program. which
covered period ~ nbout two hours
ana hair, A substantial sum was pre-
scented 10 Elder Olsen, who accepted
the same with q neat little speech OF
thanks. lie win depart shortly for the
Southern states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
SHEEP MEN 10 CONFER.
Arrangements for n Mass Meeting 10
he Held IN This city.

Arrangements Tor a mass meeting Of
Utah and Wyoming sheep men are now
being made, The conference viii be
held IN this city la thu near fuiuv and
steps taken a. secure a modification u
the order prohibiting the graalnn uf
sheep upon forest rcsefVen, Col, May
% Denver II expected here early In
June and he will be waited upon as
soon as he arrives. Delegates VIII also
he sent, u n thought 20 the secretary
~ the Interior, who viii be asked Ia
give such relief as IL needed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
HIS FATHER DEAD.
Sad Word Received by Professor Nc.
Knight at Training School.

Prof Mcknight. principal Of the
Training school. received a telegram
today to the effect that his father had
Just died NJ his home In ohio. The
Information was great shock TO the
professor. WIN left tho school room this
afternoon. II IL not known yet whether
he viii be able TO attend the funeral.
but be u cndAAvorIns 10 do 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
MIR. scRAcE,s RErrRy.

Mr.. 4, N. Rcrace. who lcft salt Lake
last September for the purpose Of taxi
inR a course IN vocal training and the
new French system OF slght reading. IL
M home again, lie has spent must ~
his time In Philadelphia. where Ice has
been studying very nr'luousiy. h. viii
remain In Aait Lake during the SUM
mer. ANA then return East, expecting To
follow teaching 81 vocal music and
sight reading na profession
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
CHURCH NEWS.

A typical Southern States mission
meeting win be held In the Twenty
night by twenty-five 10 thirty returned
missionaries The speakers Will be
elders Joseph a. Williams and Elias
y. Woodruff; also quartette by four
Elders, and selections by the entire
company. The general public II In
vited, especially those Eldcfr who have
lhborcd In the southern States mis-
sion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
INFORMATION WANTED.

Peter Hansen. the Danish consul IN
this city has received letter from the
Danish legation AZ Washington, auklny
for information concerning slime dam.
nelkahrd. VINO - supposed 10 be- living
uon, says Mr.. Hansen, that The tnfar-
nation sought IL important lnaHmuch
as y comes through the source indI.
Gated. '"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

tee was that some 81 the members OPP
posed the adoption 81 refercndum vote
on president and vice president. The
the omaha platform and u also decided
that there shall be no fusion with any
other state or national party
m IL fsh or cut bait" said Milton
Park. chairman OF the executive CONE
mitteo. we VIII not compromise win
the fusionists although We are anxious
tu solidlfy and haffnunise the party.
Tho fusionists must Join ~ or leave the
pnrfy."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
Stock Brokers Felt the Stagnation
Of the Market
FIGURES ARE STILL WEAK.
Days Record assoc shares for sii.-
so1.3v Trading rhts Anernoo"
on the Utah.

Dealers In mining stocks found busi-
ness dun today, sales on the exchanges
amounting to $500 shares for iii.sss. %.
The old board led with . record Of a.
90 shares for S.iso.os. while the new
board dealt In ii.ioo shares. for which
The sum OF ti.its.H was paid. The mar
het showed a general decline.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
KICKED by A HORSE.
Son Of y. A. Robson Dies From the
Effects Of an Accident.

Special pcr Dcscret rcleeraph.
Fillmore. Utah. May is..-'rhc son Of
y. A. Roblscn who was kicked by n
horse on Saturday. died today at II
o'clock. The pressure Of bones upon
tho brain caused ataruatlon OF the
blood, funerni services will likely be
held Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Gibraltar May i7.--In honor ~ the
thirteenth birthday Of the King OF spain
the land batteries here aud the Ameri-
can cable steamer Hooker. which ar
rived May 18th. from New York. today
fired saiutcu, ana the vessel was
dreHrcd with bunting The Hooker
viii tomorrow continue her journey TO
Manila
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
WHERE Is NATHANIEL nrGnEs,

William iioar now stopping at the
worhinsman'a Hotel. salvation Army
barracks. this city, IL anxlouu to as
certain the whereabouts VI his brother
Nathaniel Hughes, who he says. came
Ia Utah with the Pioneers, or Very
shortly thereafter. AIR. IIughes was I,
native OF Round Oak, nrier inn. NOR,
ceHtershlre, England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
We close at y. m. excepting satul
lays.
IT'S A PLEASURE

To buy your shoes Of US. You come In.
81 down In o comfortable opera chair.
tell the salesman your size and he
shows you as many styles rs you want
to, until you md something to suit you
In style. nj and prico.
ny this time you know we are the
leaders In our line. our styles and ideas
are original. As TO price, satisfaction or
money back ought to be- right.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
10 raxar nf n.f,nd.nt.

The Jury In the ease OF John W. Smell
Jr. W. tho Salt Lake Amusement aAro-
citation late Tuesday afternoon returned
verdict In favor Of the defendant.
The suit was hrouEht to recover tieSso.
AilcEed TO be due plaintiff for services
rendered the association az secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

sale. Were iAsh, an. s,sar.s Practically
tnshsnsei.

Trading this afternoon was also light.
The Utah Exchange selling only is,ipO
shares for Nfesit Figures were prac-
ticaliy the same az on the morning call.
while trading was fairly will dintfib.
utcd. sales being made In several places
along the line. Dalton Was heavily
dealt IN at ~. buyer 10 days and Ajax
sold at fitsh. with Daisy close fol-
lower at 20 cents and Four Aces at
5aN. Mammoth sold for tipj and Mer-
cur for $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

inc Wear coiesburE Kiiis Three rer.ons
aud Inlures Tnnr OthAr..

Manchester, Ia. May i5.-Thrcc per.
sous w-rc killed ana four are known 10
hnv- been seriutfsly injured BY a lorna
do which struck last night near Coles.
burg. twenty miles northeast Of this
county.
DEAD.
George Lang.
Jerome Barnes
- Tupper. child.
INJURED.
SIR. Rldenour.
Mrs. Ridenour.
Two Topper children.
The Tupper children will probably
die.
0reat damage war done by the storm
IN the village of coiesburg. After dcs.
troying much property there the lorna.
10 passed along the Turkey river 10 LIT
tleport, wrcckinE many farmhnus~s
uisnE Its path. n N not yet known
whether any one was killed outside of
Colcrburg.
Wire Communication was cut on and
measer details are obtainabis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Augusta KinEsbury 4. suing solomon
y kinr-bury for divorce on the ground
Of failure to support. The parties. ac-
oording TO tho complaint. were married
In this city May =. 1854. In addition
10 dccrcc Mrs. kinKsbury asks that
her maiden naine. that 81 Augusta An
dcrron, be restored 10 her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
EMERSON SCHOOL ANNEX.
Contract For Its Erection Awarded by
the iioard To-day.

The bids Tor the building " the nm.
mex To the Emerson school were opened
today and the award made IN the Pa.
cihc Lumber company. Its bid was
scopes. The bid q oliver nodEuon was
ssi,gSS. and that OF the Asper- NoalI
company. &2i,sio,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Ne Was One Of the lies, Ksown breeders
Of 11orsss In California.

Los Angeles. May i'll. .. Rose.
formerly State senator and Demo
crrtlc candidate for Congress, aud one
% the best known raco.hofr@ breeders
nnd wine erowcrr In the state. com
inittted suicide today. Hts body was
found IN tho yard Of his residence IA
this city. He left n letter explaining
his action. but the contents have not
yet been made public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

The supreme Court heard arguments
w Tue following cases today
". l., Short, appellant. W nulilon.
lieck and Champion Mining company
Fred Melsrner " John A. Hoyls.
mayor of Ogden, q al. appellants.
The ease Of the Rio urandc Western
Hallway company. appellant. W Kaya.
Nille ely ct al, went over for the
term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
1IiIli,.

WILSON In this city May " Ky M.
Lillian Avon Wilson, daunh,yI /" 80
iancy and Rose Manning wilson 40"
. years, : months ana " jay -, ,,sl.
Funeral private from parents ~ II
dence, Gbi u. second south rlfes" ="
a. m. Thursday, the 18th
cIIATrfEiD-- lin the Fiile,h'u, s,,ha
Salt Lake city. May lt' 1877, M.
Eamore Chatiield. born In la'h' -
land. June ~. 1881. ,7.hurg-
Funeral services tomorroN s"ri
day. at : y, m. In the fiitr,n ,' enlly
meeting house. Friends OF INV
are respectfully invited. s,.,,ch IN
Sister chatneld Joined the tiish
London In ils and cmlEra'ela u ~ II
with her family ~ small , h,n "A
iscs. sha leaves 7 llyinE chlla,,aehl.
grandchildren ana % great-Erah'''"
dren. faIth.
She was n loving mother ana
full, energetic Latter-day SAINT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Judge lilies has been occupied today
Taking testimony In the case ~ Andrew
J, swcnson " j, J. Smell. This action
WIS brought TO quiet title to "a oertHln
strip ~ land on Apple street in the
Nineteenth ward. also Tor $500 dam
aEva.
The hearing had not concluded at
prraa time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Tho case Of George simpson on the
charge u adultery along with "a No.
man named Ferguson. the trial OF
which commenced before Judge Norrell
ana Jury on Monday last. IL nearing a
conclusion. The woman whom Rlmp.
son IL accused NJ mis- conduct with. N
the mother Of thirteen children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
TWO FROM SALT LAKE.

Four soldiers, bronaed where they did
not show the yellow Of malaria. were In
Denver yesterday. They were members
OF the Third Nebraska. discharged last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
McENsRb no MARRY.

a marriage license was issued to-
day 10 Manuel v. Municrn, "a, ~ San
Ffhneiaoo, and Carrie Nictorinc iaH-
on, ~, " Salt Lake Guy.
also Hugh w. Cummings, 50. ana Mary
CLARK. 10. both OF Pubic, Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
FOR SALE.

A moving picture OUTFIT complete, w n,
yeriirlnH matter, etc. Every hihs M.
for the road. The chance " w..
lime 10 make money. For pafiiean.,,,
apply from TO O y. m, AZ W W.
Second South.
Ink, 90 por bottle. Enyelopen' p y,
package. l.. y. Iiammcl. 81 W. S'''''
r.ANA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

The silver Shield mine nt bingham IL
said TO be luoklng better than ever. and
another hlsh.gfade shipment h being
prepared. The deal conveying the prop.
erty 20 the silver Shield Mining and
Milling company n practically closed,
aud II " expected that the new cnn-
pany will nle articles % incorporation
within q few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Salt Lake city. May n. 1880.
TodAy'a clearinEs ..,...... $40 sGl 90
Same day last year .'s....... 2s0,f5i.sS