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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



W. G. Brown and sister. Williams; 8.
Weinsheck, San Francisco; Frank A.
Townsend, Denver: K. Marcus, Los An
gelos II. b Morden, Denver; Dry. Davila
Vale. San Mateo; j. T. Lindsey, 81.
Louis; Wm. Dazs, Winslow; j. Click aud
family, Boulder, Colo, X. z. Oliver, Jul
ion c.. Houston, Denver; John Smith, II.
II. Bell. Cripple Greek; j. W. Akers,
Santa fe; Mrs, ". A. Gill, Lagunsi Vim,
A j. Armstrong, II. l.. Badger, New Me,-
leo; b. ". McSandlers. Atchison, Kan.
Grand CENTRAL.
Pm. 4. Bsehler. Los Angeles; j.. II. Hall
and family, Montrose, Colo; Paul Meyer,
Denver.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28

You never know what form OF blood
poison will follow constipation, Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Little
Early Rlsers and you will avoid trouble.
They are famous little pills for c0nstips-
tion and liver and bowel troubles Berry
Drug Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28

Cerrillos lump coal goes a fourth
farther than any other sold here. Ton
lots s.. half ton lots $2,60. Gallup lump
the same price. Hahn h Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28
HYSTEBla

d purely . nervous disssass sna IN -
sypptoms are Of nervous sisiA. nyssssa
ssn b perfectly asa p~srmansasy sarsA.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28

UUDYAQ Weo I'm
hystsriA nuDYAN
viii relieve every
symptom. HUDYAn
will rssssfs ne wssk-
sssd nerves u hsat
Thy condition sal ~
gnptsms VIII tianp
pear. nUDYAu = .
vegetable rsnsdy 80
hes ~ 80 sRsse -
tie systsn. Iossay
POUR synptsos ssN
fully. whsa ~ hsw
lsns -. uss the uun
TAN asa 0a ~
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28

Mrs, ", A. Gill, OF Lsguns, is here to-
day, purchasing goods.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28

You ought to sea the ~oyercOats for men
and boys we received this week, they
will surely please you. Il. HELD Il Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28

Read our al. It's full OF good things.
R0senwald Bros.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28
Homestead kntry No. 5437l.
Notice for Publication.
DtpHftIntUt OF IUt InttTIOT,
Land Office al santa he, n. NJ,
NApAnhat az 1900

DEPARTMENT. OF TIC InttTIOT,
Land Office at Santa he, n. M,
November 20, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice OF his intention
to make hnal proof In support of hs claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
probate clerk of Valencia county. at Los
Lunas. New Mexico. on January 81, 1900,
viz; Benjamin Is. Spencer for the NWA, sec
ton Is. Tp. 4 ~, X. q h.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz, Carlos flores, James 5.
Spencer. Henry G.. Moseley and Jesus Flores,
all of kast View, New Mexico.
ANUKL k. OrKRo. Register.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28

woman. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription,
which contains no
alcohol or other stifmu.
liant to inebriate, will
promptly put things
right, and make her
strong and healthy In
a womanly way. II
does away with ueces-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28
Women Wrecks. Ever,

iritability. She cannot divine the cause,
and her family physician seems equally at
loss. A friend who suffers In the same way
tells her that a wee drop Of cologne, brandy
drops, ale, beer, malt. extracts or other
that is the beginning that ends In a mad.
house. The woman who suffers from the
symptoms described may safely infer that
there exists disease or at least weakness of
the delicate organs that constitute her a
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28

amir ations and local treatment. n cures
In the privacy Of the home. II gives vigor
and virility to the organs upon which de.
Mts. n A. Aisbrook. Of Austin, Lonoke Co,
Ark writes, AFTER Eve months OF great suf
fcfing I write this for the benefit Of other suf
fercrs from the same affection. doctored with
our family physician without any good result, 30
my husband urged me 20 try Df. pierce's medi-
c~ines-which I did, with wonderful results. I
am completely cured. I took four bottles Of
Dt ricrce's Favotite Prescription, four Of his
Golden Medical Discovery aud two viais OF his
Pleasant Pcilcts.'"
Constipation kills slowly. DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cure quickly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-28
F. TOMEI Bros,
No. tt9 Railroad Avenue.
Albuquerque, N. M.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
~. a HOPE ii

OFFlCk HOURS-Untl Ga. m. and from
~ 1850 to 3 $50 and from 2 to 3 p. m. Office
and residencs, aao west Gold avenue, Albu.
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owl EMPLOYMENT AGENCY - Fur
" nishes help OF all kinds free to contractors,
etc, etc. Female help no charge for situations
specially help for railroads and smelters. min
x, hotels and restaurants, etc. etc, Moore *
lO9 forth First street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One furnished room with
good board for i've gentlemen; 7l5 south
Ano street.
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II DAILY CITIZEN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
MISE ASH MiNINa MIS-.

lVnrl il A., Ia, rrattu,,.I an the p.tr,
MIN a. uingben W. Wv W.
''''''' ~
John T.. Weber NJ Park city IL down
ON mining business.
..tt ,,,,, ,,.,,,.,, a. T., a.. ..,,....,
on the opeN az Tluilc.
,u. -. ,,..,,..f.. -, l..
~ 80 wv =. spnt ~ wv pi'
F'T'''""F hNh "''" "''''"pp hnluht'h'
4. u. McGutrin. treasurer OF The
Suit Lake stock Exchange. has nuaii.
Ned by Ming q bona OF 5000.
peports have 70 that Golden Eneie
stock N belnr pooled. prior 10 IA move.
mcnt In favor nf dine erection OF "A nils
new hiflh' o. ore thoWlng good as
says ~ rppi"l HNN.r hhh gnlh has been
nlau" III the l'N WINK hlno az ling
hAln'
a.or,,, c,,,par az pine g,,t,,.,
Arlzonn. cam. in mis- mofnine H.
t.ports thni ti.re MN he a rrsst ,sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

Dalton a Lark. 900 at iaNc., and 5000
at lie.
-Four Ater. 400. &C.: TOO. SAGE. 1000,
caMc.. 1900. Sic: 1900. sihc.. LOO
6iNc. 100. eilc. 900. &c. s.Vco. esitc;
5000, estc., buyer 20 days.
Galcnn, II. ct itc.. 100. ba,ac.i 100,
5ic.
Mammoth. 900 OF s2io. 100 at s2.os.
Ncr'uf. TOO. at fs.1i; 800, fo.7b
Lower Mammoth. 100 NJ ti.iih; 100,
Sill. coo. Si.iO. 900. ii.09H.
Northern iight, 100 at aihc.i ioe'
Die.
Sacramento. 100 Mt isa,c 900. ipc.
star Consolidated. 100 at si.36ih.
Ioston-Dc la Mar. 1000 NJ 2hc.
Camp Floyd. 1000 AT bitc.; loo. bAc.;
2.000. o..
Frlsco. 1900 NJ TO-. i0O. ibNc.
Golden Eagle. 1000 at ste.
Golden star. 800 az ice.
Gold Iiiii. 1000 nj Sac
Joe iiuwcrs. 800 az iSitc.
Joe bowers Extension. 40 nt axe;
1000. iaNc.; s.0n. iiisc.. buyer 20 days.
5000. igAc.
Little plttshurg. 1000 ut iiAc.
Monarch. 1000 az 2hc.; 1000 2hc.
Omaha. LOO at 4c.. 2.ooo, i2c.
Richmond Anaconda. 1000 at e..
sunbeam. 1000 ~ 2lc.
NnleO. 900 az ti.f7ia. 100. Sis.
Total shares sold, si,ifi.
sellilg vniuc Of stocks si7G5i7o.
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Bingham Lead Producer Again
Coming to the Front
STOCK DOUBLES IN VALUE.


An eyc-opencr TO stock brokers and
mining men generally this morning
uns tho rapidity with which Dalton
aud Lark advanced. the stock leaving
lta hid Of * cents Of yesterday. aud
running the scale with ease until Il
r.iched ias,. where II dupped 900
share block. Then the brokers dealt
m IL At n. whore 5000 ahnrc- changed
hands. while the stock closed firmly bid
iof around these figures. Tho advance
makes the property worth $4,000 more
than the value placed on II % hours
aro. the company having two and n
han million shares. each Of which
strcngthcncd nearly 90 cents IN the
Period OF time mentioned
The cause cf this Sudden squirt can
only be attributed 10 tie position which
the mine occupies No. producer OF lead
ore. the properly being une ~ the best
IN Bingham. aud one which mining men
now View with considerable favor. be-
cause uf the new condition ~ the lead
market This " but u starter Tot the
Old Reliable. as the mining public look
fnr n boom In that camp at no distant
date.
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D,y,rsir,rD rAnniSo.
The GREATER the Di,rfsiiy the les. ths
iissrd. aud iarmcr- Who Ioiiow Thu.
Idea viii Come ont Al Right.

~. g. Littlcl.
Farming. like other occupations. has
IL risks. nnd the farmer must take his
chances with the fcft uf the world.
Some pconic beicvc-uud the writer
several years ago entertained the same
deiusion that almost anybody could
with certainty gain q LIVING ana com-
potency by engaging Ia agriculture.
hut this like other dclusiona. IL fast
fading away, ana II IL now very Ecncr.
ally conceded that the successful farm
~. like the succcasfu man In any other
Walk ~ lifu. must Put Intelligence. AS.
siduous Industry aud rigid economy into
his business. ~ before mentioned.
there ~ an element uf hazard IN any
kind of farming. lnaHmuch aH the seas
sons ANA the markets. are both. to "a
certain extent. uncertain. Tho greater
the diversity ~ crops. the less tho
hazard, nnd vice versa. h. who adopts
n single crup Increase his hazard. True.
" "a good market ana a good season
coincide Tor a special crop. the iurtu.
nate owner rraps u rich reward. but
On the other hand. " either season or
market fail. he has lost all. Therefore.
the safer plan IL 10 diversity produc.
tiun. thereby, getting some Kind of t..
TURN fhfh year
There arr some places. by reason 81
roll aud water. that arr adapted to
growing almost everything. and every
person thus situated should make the
best Of his opportunities, II should be-
remembered that tho vast area OF dry
lands IN our country can never be- util-
lied for anything but special crops.
principally for growing grain. The
lands that can BE- Irrigated should be-
used for the producing ~ such crops
us our large and growing markets de-
mnnd. covering Wide range of farm
and garden crops. 10 say nothing of the
demand Tor beef and pork. and dairy
aud poultry products
My plan would BE-. here practicable.
% keep about one-fourth ~ the farm
IN alfalfa. rotating this from time to
time To all parts Of the land. In order
Ia help Keep up fertility. Alfalfa. aside
from IT, being one ~ the most Valu-
able crops grown u a great fcftilix-
INK agent. AZ the New Jersey
station In two years, the Alfalfa grown
on one acre collected $50 pounds OF nj
trogcn. o. pounds ~ phosphorici acid.
aud $50 pounds ~ potash, valued at
ii2i. ON the alfalfa ground immense
crops of potatoes can be grown for the
market, also sugar bccta and other root
crops for the cows and pigs \ small
piece Of ground should be- set aside Tor
small fruits. and the family vegetable
garden should be- made a special fea-
ture, Whatever lana remninA can be
used each year for some market crop.
selecting something 10 which the cun-
ditionH ~ Foll ana moisture are adapt
cd. ~ not suited 10 growing market
crop. then let some Kind 81 feed be
grown upon Il for the stock Keep cows
PIGS ana poultry take care ~ the man
urc. let all of the work b. thorough.
looking after all the details. ANA I see
no rVnHnn why tho farm cannot be-
made more and more productive each
year, and the farmer more and more
prosperous.
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Plan Of Action Decided Upon by
the Owners.
COMPANY Is INCORPORATES.
Excitement nc vcrDai Continues o.
ttigh-.radc Northern Light ore
Washington shipment

That the Nora group recently pur-
chased by John bern ard usancintcs is
10 b. made basis Tor active develop
mont. IL now assured Tod" articles
Of Incorporation Of tho Nora Cola Min.
Ing company were prepared Tor Ming.
tho incofporatorH being John Dern. y.
~. Airs. J. y. Jackson. H. \ Wall
and w. ". Dickson. The capital stock
IL placed ~ $4,000 In shares NJ 10 cents
each y. ~. Airs u president. John
bern. vice PRECEDENT and =. y. Jack
son. secretary and treasurer. while
these with Mcssrr. Wall and Dickson.
make up tho company dirctors
~ ~ understood that work IL to
commence at once, under the super
vision " col. Wall. who has made
many paying mine cut ~ q pros.
pcci The plan decided upon ~ to
continue the old shan. which H. ai-
ready quite depth. and by means
NJ drifting ana prosecuting intercept
the ore bodies Lilo tho Valley ana
iIidgo N rin,lc. this company ~ also
strong ono. and na ~ property lies
IN choice part ~ famou. Ore
producing district. great things nrr cN-
rrctrd Of II In tho near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
BRIGHT BUSINESS OUTLOOK
Realty in The Busin,ss Center in Brisk De-
mand.
street What uroker. Make
IN Commissions.

\ "Ncws" reporter. In conversation
with q representative Salt Lake busi-
nosH man last evening. got from him
very hopcml Wow or existing condl-
lions. The gentleman IL connected
with ono N the biggest mercantile
houses IN the state. and as such H. In
no'iiion To- know just what be- IL
tnll.InE about
lie said that Salt Lake had already
commenced 10 oSncricncc IN eva "
prosperity. Real estate. said hc. ia-
steadily advancing. and number NJ
sim deals are now being negotiated
with prospects or their being closed
within q very short time iio stated
that there WAS anxious Inquiry for
realty In the business ccutcr. and that
following the closing NJ pending nogp-
tiations. number Of business blocks
would So up To- nll the rrowing doe
muud f1r offices nnd utorr rooms.
The Views" Informant said that o.
business block was nov being planned
or erection Immediately north ~ the
Mccormick buidine. the same 10 b.
erected by Mcssu, W. s. Mccormick.
u a. rcsry. H.. of ogden. aud t. r.
iillls rhc two latter owned 100 feet
To- the north 81 the pn,mrs Music store.
and the former. be- was Informed. was
nov negotiating for the purchase ~
the Htrip Immediately adjoining the
bank huiiding
That mining stock business was also
o great factor w making conditions
20 pruplunuF nH they are. was evident
said the gentleman. from the amount
~ money now changing hands In those
transactions. The brokers. said he
Wtrv runuinH rich harvest. ~ was
evident. he thought. from the fact that
one VI the leading mon In this business
was authority Tor the statement that
hiH office alone clpufod fg.OOp MONTH,
In commissions. tu say nothing OF the
money made by careful purchases ri
good HecurltioH fnr personal bpncft
ncsider. nearly an the business houses
reported heavy sales NJ goods. and hil
establishments had bren guided hA
such conditions In making purchase
Tor spring and summer trade. Takinf
the present outlook into consideration
the gentleman looked Tor better timr
during is9s than had been experience,
IN snlt Lake since the boom days o
~ ana 90
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on rnn srocN EXCHANGE.
Light Volume Of na.inc.. q, Advancing
Figures.

on the exchange this morning. trad
ing was n little light, but ms viii be-
seen by reference 10 the fkurca given
httpw, stocks generally were In the
ascendant and sold az good ngufcn.
inc sales reached total Of hi.isi
shares, while the selling value amount
I'd TO 5G5i.s0
In the listed class. bullion Heck sold
nj 81 n i0-rharc block being bought
ut this figure. Daly was In good de-
mand nc ti.ai and dealings In this
stock amounted TO 900 shares. while the
closin" bid stood ut $3.50. Daly-west
was nrin. though inactive. aud Dalton
a Lark was the next to do business.
the stock advancing wonderfully and
making transfers at iis. and ~ cents
a Hhnrc, the latter figure being the clos
lnR bid. Four Aces. which IN now
looked upon aH n sure diyldend-paycr.
continued % favorite and sold az bet
ter figures. while oalcnn ala business
at " ana ~ cents, and Mammoth cx-
hlbited n slight weakness. the stock
reiling down TO te0g. but recovering to
a normal position at the close. Mercur
gained lost ground by continuing In
good demand at Increased figures. sales
of this stock amounting to 900 shares.
which went at ts.d and 1915 share.
Lower Mammoth suffered "a had faint
INK spell and weakened to S1.iO, where
several blocks changed hands. while
Northern IiRht sold at ~ cents. Sac-
ramento at ~ and star Consolidated
At ilas's. this stock being tribe In
the ascendant.
Unlisted stocks furnished consider.
able trading at prices well maintained.
Boston-De In Mar led out ON sta
tlonnry basis. while Camp Floyd fol-
lowed with sales down 90 9 cents. ANA
Frisco handed out 5000 shares. the
stock going first at 10 cents. then at
I'm, Golden Eagle was a little weak
and sold below 0 cents. whic Golden
star stood frni. Gold INN was dealt
IN close to cents, and Joe Bowers
dld business at 49, cents. RowerH Ex-
tenHion was active at tho old figures.
ana this was followed by Little PITTS
burg and Monarch both ~ which made
transfers nt stationary quotations.
omaha was stronger than on the pre-
NlnuH call ana snld ~ Al and a. cents.
while sunbeam also advanced aud
Wnfe sal" a. - cents. Richmond.
Anaconda hnd Nulro finished the days
business.
The closing figures were ~ follows
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PERSONAL.

I
J, T. Sawyer h. registered at tho Ken
yon.
J. q. Marsdcn Is down from stock.
ton,
G. u. BANKS 81 Chicago IL Kenyon
guest
l.. @. Doanc Of Mammoth h at tho
cullen,
~. ~ Spencer l. down again from
ogden.
y Mathews OF Eureka came In this
morning.
@. Hansen Of chicago Is at the
knutHford.
Joseph Christensen Of Castle palo II
az the cullen.
u. II. Ilenston Of bingham came In
this morning.
H. .. Aiken of Denver h white
House guest.
A. ). Ilarrcll Of San Francisco IL a
Kenyon guest
n. j. slrl,elc of New York Is In the
city nm business,
y. y. f'romnn of Ncw York ~ In tho
city on business,
II, II. Laeke, a Boaton travelling man.
II at the Kenyon.
~. NJ Wen Of Chicago IL registered
nt thr Kenyon.
J. y. Myorr Jr,, came up from Pan.
guitch last night
David Moore ~ Castle Rock "a In the
city ON business.
1T. Uv.s.s, 80 No.. ......... L.. f......
The south last night
J. ~ Poarcr m Kanesvillc. MS. h a
Walker House guest
Jos Aufongcr. Denver travelling
man. h ut tho walker House
n. ]. Gump. a commercial traveller.
II spending Few days In the city.
=. Lomsbcry ami wife NJ Grants.
yin" are spending a Tow days In the
city,
l.. Underwood reached tho city this
morning from hlH home az Montpelier.
Idaho,
J. q. lambert N Humnn. Utah. came
IN lnrt night, and put up at the White
House,
VIM. Mack and J. \. slayin Of Don.
Yer cam" In this morning ana put M
at the cullen.
John Sparks, the Nevada cattle king
reached the city last night ON hlH way
home from the East.
Geo Blakcly h M from stntrllnr.
He reports that things win boom IN
that camp IN the spring
0en. l.. Paine and wife of boston.
who are tukinE winter tour OF the
West. are ut the knutHford.
l.. u. Williams NJ cleveland. ohio. iq
IN tii'. city, aud VIII spend few dayf
looking over the business situation.
Timothy Hay Of Ogden h somewhat
peculiar eutrs that appears upon the
register ~ the Walker House. llo D.
probably of ,hr Alfalfa club,
q. McCnriy an old utah resident
now Of Alberta, Canada, came In last
night from visit 20 the old home. Ito
reports everything prosperous In the
Northwest.
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Ann,her Mn.hlnslen .hIrm,nl.

The Washington mine at Frisco.
which recently formed basis for the
incorporation ~ the washington'Fris.
co company reported this morning
with car ~ hiEh-Hrndr ufr, the same
similar t. that generally shipped. and
running well In silver ana lead. The
cnmrnny'r articles were hlrd with the
secretary ~ state yesterday afternoon,
ana on the return ~ james ShArp from
the East. an organization win be- cf-
fvcted. Manager farnsWurth, In a talk
with News" reporter this morning.
said that the niue was In splendid
shape. each days development tending
~ enhance the value ~ the property
umlIn ImnInrlnlIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
BUSINESS NOTES.

The newly elected board ~ directors
~ the vo-op Wagon q Machine 60.
met Thursday aud reelected officers
aH foiluWr. President. lIohcr J. Grant;
vice president. jos. ~ Smith. Hocrctn-
~ AMI treasurer NJ. u. Wells. assist
ant secretary aud treasurer. Grant
Hampton. general manager, Gcu. r.
udpll. The executive committee was
reelected. consisting ~ George Rom,
ney. chairman. John Henry Smith
and Chns b. liuriun. In addition "a
building committee was named tp Hu-
u.rNirr the erection ~ the oumpauy'H
neW structure an State street consist.
Ing ~ McsHru. npmncy. odoli and Mil.
Ter.
llrnkcr Cutler reports that ogden
Sugar 90. stock sold NJ tiii per sharr
ON Thursday.
The annual meeting ~ the stock
holders ~ tho Home Fire Insurance
company viii be- held On Tuesday next
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ugh amas frem ton mn

Tho Northern Light has u ear ~ ore
at tho nninpler. 'hs richest. II l.
thought. since the mine commenced
shipping. Mt. Airs. the compnny's
president, I'D not know Just what "
would SO. when spoken Ia by News
reporter this morning. but he was ~
the opinion. Judging by reports from
Superintendent i.eEE, that the ore
would net the company u good profit
Mr.. Airs stated that two more ears
would be- sent IN right away, provided
the roads were In satisfactory condi-
would render this possible. nH the ore.
said he, could De- sent to the ears on
runners
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10 IMPROVE PIONEER PARk.

The Council committee ON public
grounds met last nlEht to consider the
resolution introduced By Councilman
siddowny at the last regular meeting
with respect 60 improving Pioneer
Park. The committee will recommend
the removal " the old dwelling house.
likewise the too, shed. 10 the water
works department ON North Temple
street. The park master has been ~.
qucHtrd by the committee 10 furnish an
estimate ~ to the probable cost ~
planting trees aud the erection n
temporary wire fence
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PRODUCE.
OMAHA LiNn STOCK.

Omaha. Feb. ..--Cattle--Roceiptn,
1900. Market steady native beef
steers, li.OU n $3.50; western steers,
$3.50 a. $50: Texas steers, $50 q li.C0.
cows aud helfcra, t3,ss u A.2s. tanners,
S2.gi " S3.ss. stockors and feeders, $3.50
q $3.50, calves. $3.50 q $3.50; bulls and
sthss $3.50 a. Sass.
10 ~ higher. heavy. Sass ~ Sa7liki
mixed. ti.6i q la.l0; Hight. $500 n A,1O;
pigs. $500 n ta,G5; bulk OF sales 1896
q $50.
Sheep-Recolpts 5000. Market strong
native muttons, s3.gO ~ $3.50; westerns,
$3.50 " sab. stocfers. $500 u $500.
lambs, $500 Il $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

The new strike 10 the nowrrr Extcn-
sion at Tintlo was tho cause ~ consld.
CRADLE comment among mining men
and brokers today. The ore, which was
brought In by n. W. Horn. recent
visitor tu the property. " a rich looking
Enlcna. of which there u eight inches
showing Ia the north dfift on the 500
foot level. 10 an appearances u N
hlEh-gfndc ana compares very favor.
ably with the best taken from the Joc
lowers. which property, II II thought,
the linwera Extension viii soon rival as
Il nfndMrnr Of hlnh.nrnde mlnernl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

beef steers. 3.TjIs.si. cows. 5000 i.2j.
Htockcrs. do. g.75Ii.s5 bulls and ategs.
2.o0Na.O1
Hogs -Rcccnts. 200. Market active
and higher. Light packers. 3.ejM3. 10;
MIXED. a.GoI3.65i heavy, 3.5503.oo.
No sheep.