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Washington sentinel., 1899-10-14
7THeS-London, Sept. 40.

The dispatches from West Africa read
to the French Cabinet Council yesterday
by the Minister for the Colonies confirm
the accounts previously published of one
Of the most painful and extraordinary
incidents in the recent history of colonial
adventure. 1t seems to be established
beyond reasonable doubt that Captain
Voulet, Of the French marines, fired
with extreme deliberaLion upon his own
flag at a place near Damangsra, in West
Africa. on TulyIA. Presumably
Colonel Klobb thought that Captain
VouieI would not dsre to commit The
shameful crime he threatened. AT all
events, be gave stringent orders that, If
the mutneers fired, their fire was not to
be returned. When the sharpshooteTs of
Captain Voulet's force appeared on his
left and in his rear in the bush, he faced
them and unfurled the flag. TheIparties
were within $50 yards of each other.
Captain Voulet, by accident or design,
had left the main body OF his expedition
with five or six sections, and it is ex-
pressly stated that he was the only
European officer present with the mutt
neers in the terrible tragedy which now
took place. This statement is OF impor-
tance as excuIpating Captain Chanoine
from perhaps the blacklist military crime
a soldier can commit.
Washington sentinel., 1899-10-14
FOR EIeN NEW S.
Translated and Selected IIOw leading
EgYObsasSa1sYSIOS tie SENTINEL
ENGLAND.

THR FRENCH FIRING ON THEIR OWN
FLAG
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

Mr, Dern Speak. OF Ills Visit to several Of
Them.

George Dcrn has returned from his
trip TO Nevada and says that the start
Ing up of the new machinery az tho
YOUNG America at TuYcnr0ra was most
Eucceasful II viii be- remembered
that the property Ia now furnished with
u U-hotc power gasoline huiHt and o
2i-horso power pumping engine, which
VIII work Cornish pump having a
capacity u $50 gallons a minute. The
workings are down about 200 feet and
while lots of water has boon oncoun-
torcd, the pumps WIN bee more than suf-
ficlont 10 keep the mine clear and allow
OF the work OF drifting both ways on
the Poor Man vein being carried on
without break. The ore on thls
vein goes over s2i a ton
The Dexter IN reported TO be look ing
well on every level. The work Of
blocking out ore IL sim progressing
nicely, and only that ore which "a In
the way OF the DEVELOPMENT work Is
removed.
The Tuscarorn Gold Mining company
II working on the Frank claims. Tho
West Poor Man SHAFT ~ now down
about 1870 foot and drifting both ways
ON tho vein 10 going on. Very good
values are sald TO be obtained. some
assaylng $40 In gold. a new WORKING
shaft Is being nut down. which will be
similar TO the Dexter SHAFT. II Will
have q depth OF 200 feet when COM
plcted.
The showing a, calena. Nsyasa, was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
Thomas Weir loft for TIntle today.

Thomas Weir loft for Tlntic today.
Seven ears Of ore were at the sampler
today from the Centennial. Eurckn.
The Blue jay In tho Copper Noun
tain district II working a force OF ten
men.
The drift from the shaft at the
Bunker Hin was reported last evening
to be entering the vein.
The Taylor Burton sampler reported
seven cars from Tintic. one from Boise,
Ida, and one from Elko, New, today
\ car Of ore from the Superior. OF
Boise Ida. and one from the Baltimore
near Elko. New. were on the market
today,
The Copper Mountain compnny's
property In Beaver Lake district has
been bonded TO G. H. Smith and COM
pany OF Denver.
II IL stated that Aaulla Nebeker aud
Henry NJ. Ryan are about to build u
100000 smeltor plant In the Buckskin
Mountain.
4 New York company II reported to
have bonded q LARGE tract Of copper
bearing ground at Ely, New. which Is
now being prOspcctod.
A box Of gold cyanldcs reached the
refinery today from the Star u Pine
canyon, and something over 400 pounds
came Ia from the Nevada Reduction
cumpany'H property
H. W Chapman and uflah Dudley.
prominent mining mon OF Australia,
have gone 60 Butte. after spending "A
week OF Inspection among the mines OF
Utah.
a contract for 5000 feet Of narrow
guagc railroad track has been let by
the bingham Copper and Gold com
plny, which, when completed. VIII en-
able the company 10 get up It's sup
plies at much less expense,
\. W. McCunc has returned from hls
trip 20 the Statollnc and Dear Lodge
camps. lie has 60 men at work there
at present About 100000 has been
spent already at the HomoHtake and
Horseshoe properties. The ore u low
grade. but with the expenditure Of
over quarter OF million Mr., Me-
Cune "a certain Of u good return.
j. A. Brown. who came back from n
trip 10 American Fork canyon on Sat
urdny. says that while little real de-
velopment work has yet been done
there, some Of the claims indicate the
possibility OF a good camp forming
there some day.
Bingham Bulletin. The Fortune mill
foundation Is now all ready for tim
bcra. and erection OF the building win
be pushed to completion, On Wcdnes.
day 1900 feet OF lumber had been de-
llyercd ANA ~ 900 feet Is on route and
to be hauled from Leadmill station as
wanted. II IL planned TO have the ma
chlnery In place and the mill turning;
10 wheels before the close OF January,
A carload OF coal 10 being received at
the Fortune thlo week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
May Shortly Tap the Vein on the
100 Level.
WILL ENLARGE SHELTER.
Dexter Looking Fiuo-Tpscarora unk'
ting a showing News OF
the Camps.

Though It's operations have not been
hcrnldod from the house tops. Il Is
nevertheless fact that the Horn Sill
yer Mining company IL making great
Roadway with the system OF develop
mcnt work mapped out some tlmc ago.
II Ia stated that tho mine IL showing
up we'll In response to the efforts being
expended on 1t. Especially l. this 50 OF
the soo and 500 levels. where an cN-
ccllont grade OF copper ore Is being
mined The silver lead vein shows no
signs as yet of giving out and, added TO
this. the management has developed n
iino copper chute from which abou, 90
tons Is mined every week. which as
says as high as 20 per cent The copper
vein runs side by side with the silver
lead and has now a width of u feet In
lts face. This vein has been opened
up on the 100 and 500 levels and the
management are at the present time on
the point. they believe, u proving It,
continuation TO the i,io0 level EN-
teuslyc prospecting work N also being
this bis copper chute u proved 20 exist
at the i.iQO. as u believed viii be the
case shortly. It viii strengthen the be-
lief that it viii also be found AZ the
1900 II Is intimntcd that this old pro-
Queer which has paid over % millions
In dividends. u perfectly able TO hand
out Christmas dividend to It's stock
holders. II II does not do ~ II Will be
because Of the desire % the cOnserva-
tive men at Its head to Keep plenty Of
funds IN hand Tor the big work OF de-
yelopmont already laid out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

Committee rormuiate- u list Of oues-
tions.

A list of twenty-nlne questions have
been formulated by the chairman Of the
listing committee of the Exchange
which In future Will be nut 10 parties
DESTROYS OF listing mining properties
on the exchange board. The questions
are asked In order To enable the COIN
mittcc TO draw the line between those
properties which are worthy and
others that may have little or no merit.
As VIII be seen from the following rules
and regulations II ~ the Intention TO
have the stock list Of the exchange as
bona fidc as possible In order for a
stock TO be accepted by the committee
the company must own most % the
ground The stock must be assessabie
At least % per cent ~ the treasury
stock must be sold and the money
must be In the treasury or have been
expended In improvements, There must
be ne least 200 feet OF development work
on the property. Work consisting Of
at least one SHIFT Of two mon must be
In progress.
To be cnssed among the listed mines
the property must have yielded at least
5000 net during the previous year as
shown by mill or smelter returns.
No stock viii be- listed II there IL an
assessment pending. II there II bond
on the property, or II the company n
heavily In debit, II at my time the
company discuntinuea work AT the mine
the committee reserves the right to
take the stock on the board until such
time us work ma" be resumed. The
committee may take the stock on the
board by giving ten days notice and
returning the listing Zee; provided that
the stock has not been called for six
months when no Zee will be returned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

improvements made ~ will meet the
Increased demands
Foreman Mcsorley took the writer
through the holsting works, where there
are also extensive improvements under
way. The foundation In the engine
room for the other side OF the ingcrsoll
air compressor. run By large corllss
engine. II nearly completed The COM
presEor II at the hoist. ana IL ~ the
latest improved cylinder. II Il to be
Put IN place nj once, which viii make
the compressor q complete lGNii Du-
pick. from the lngetsoll Drill company
and one Uf the best ~ the State.
In the boiler room arc three large
boilers, IN the blacksmith shop are two
furEos. employing two blAcksmithH ana
two helpers. The machine shop l. busy
with lathe. drlll press and plancr thor.
oughly equipped, where are built all
the cages, ears. etc, necessary Tor the
mine workings,
Tho carpenter shop. with store room
overhead, IL located IN front OF the
SHAFT on the second landing, whore
number of men are kept busy, The
min " working steadily and satiHfac-
torlly In every department.
IN the mine everything II running
smoothly and Il responding IN graft
flying manner TO the efforts ~ those In
charge IN Increasing 10 producing ca
paclty, and before the completion of the
spur 10 the mouth ~ the ontario tuns
mel ~ will have materially increased.
The property Ii certainly looking Eplcn-
dilly. and over 900 men are employed IN
the mine aud mill.
~ the boarding house great changes
have taken place. The old Office has
been torn out and this space added 10
the dining room, which now contains
fourteen tables and viii seat 100. \
new office about thirty feet square, a
reception room. toilet and bath rooms,
have been added and are now nearly
completed with hNturea. -Four rooms
have been nicely furnished above the
Office TOT guests and Tor the use ~ the
company. while an addition o. thirty
feet has been made 20 the bunk house.
In the cellar II stored provisions
enough for small army, Including
potatoes, fruits, meats, etc, and when
The writer went down q Chlnnman was
busliy engaged IN disacctlng beef. He
Informed us that the entire beef would
be- consumed that day. with other
meats In addition. Everything Il kept
clean ana neat, and o sample OF the
dinner served convinced the writer that
Daly-wCst fare was far above aver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

Work :. nsinE Pushed On the Annie Laurie
Claims.

MacLean and Snyder the contractors
on the Annie Laurie are doing work In
two tunnels on tho property. In the
old tunnel on tho Senator Stewart
which IL now In $50 feet they are driv-
INK two upraises and continuing the
tunnel at the same time. The direction
Of the lessccs II 10 run an upraise every
hundred feet and cross cut the orc
every NIFTY feet. AZ 400 foot the cross
cut found the vein q foot wide At the
same place the uprnise reached the sur
face In 2oi feet $50 foot Of which was In
ore The ore averages $500 principally
gold.
on the Annie Laurie claim new
tunnel H. being run which will cut the
vein under the Annie Laurie mill at
600 feet. This tunnel Il now In 900 fccL
compressed afr plant has recently
been placed at the mouth OF this tun-
mel and ns soon as tho hard formation
IL struck II viii be attacked by iurlcirh
drills operated by this plant. The work
u being done under the direction VI 4.
II. Maci.eAn and Abner Gay.
James Long II working ten men on
tho Mammoth. The tunnel IL now In
500 feet and VIII steadily progress until
the ore body ia cut
The Blue Bird people are working six
men on development work.
The snyder Improvement Co. II work.
Ing four men on the Surprise shaping
things up for large forcc.-l.lehheld
Reaper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
ITEMS IRON Tnr PARK.
improvements Taking Place at the DAILY.
West.

Important changes and improvements
are taking place at the Daly-wost
properties. especially In tho mill. 4
Record reporter visited the works on
Thursday and was shown through the
mill holstlng works, boarding house,
etc.
Twelve carpenters are at present at
work putting up forty-foOt addition
% the north end " tho mill To mike
room for four new Wilnoy tables, three
OF which are now here and the other ON
the road, They win be placed In q
short time. This viii make ten Wilncya
and hereafter five tables viii be run
on shines iaitead OF two as at pres
ent.
From 1870 to 100 tons OF ore are being
run through the mill daily. taken from
the second landing TO the mill, while
four men are kept busy separating
iirst-clnss from second-class for the
sampler An elevator II to be put In at
once to raise the concentrates TO the
level OF the collar u the shaft. SO that
they can be sent out through the tun-
mel, The number OF settling tanks IL
to be doubled at once and such other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
YANKEE CON. Is WEAKENING
Daisy Not Materially Changed silver
ktng Participates sacramento
Does Heavy Trading.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 58il
LEAD. sLiO
CASTING COPPER i5il

business on the exchange today hard
~ came up to expectations and with
but few exceptions prices ruled weak
Daisy was a little stronger than on
Saturday. but Yankee Con. showed "a
very pcrccp,lblc change. selling down
to 10.
Sacramento went to 20, while sun
beam fell back to G2ls and Tctro TO !.
pctro shows decided Improvement
being extensively traded In up to SC.
Star Consolidated sold at 20 and North
ern Light at iCt..
Daiy-wcst participated at sis.oo.
Grand Central at i5.5i, and Silver King
dropped 20 shurcs az $50.
Buckeye commanded -. while Little
Pittsburg changed hands at 9. aud Bow
ers Extension at e..
Quotations were posted as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

Omaha. Nov. i.-cattlc-Recelpts,
$500, Market steady: native beef
$50, Texas steers. 3.10uui,25; cows and
helfcrs, 32bdi30 Gamers, 2'bH 800;
stockers md feeders. 1C00370' calves.
iD0GG50; bulls, stays. etc, 2.G0u3.s0.
Hoga-Roceipta, $500 Market steady;
heavy 3i6G977u; mixed, 375u3S0;
Hight, 37bu3.S0, pigs. 3.C5W3,75; bulk Of
sales. 375a377ts,
Shecp-Receipts 1900 Market steady;
western muttons. 3,sOGS,25; stock sheep,
3.60Q3.SO: lambs. 4,b0d5,O0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

better than was expected. The com
pnny has several cars 81 ore on the
dump which will be marketed Ms soon
az the differences between the team
sters and the management ore settled.
The shaft IL down 1870 feet. The ore
that has been shipped has been on.
talued from the co foot level. and n
II expected that the present drift nom
the 100 level Will show ns great things
ns are seen nearer the surface. II nus
been decided 10 cNpend s. 500 on the
property right away The Improve
ments Will consist Of a gasoline hoist
ore bins and boarding house. which
whom completed. viii enable the Ncvn-
ia Mining company 10 come nearer the
front ns' producer. The property u
located about 10 miles from Battle
Mountain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

Samples " what is believed to In
dicate the proximity at pay ore
have been secured by Milando
Pratt OF this city. from what Mr.
Pratt terms the West Din" OF llnr.
ham, where some Salt Lake and East.
ern people have taken up and are work
Ing some claims under the name OF the
Ensign Gold Mining company The
property Is located In Pole Canyon,
which IL a branch from Pine Canyon,
In which the star Gold Mining com.
panys mines and mill are located. A
t-tooi Vein n said 10 exist on the claims
Of the Ensign company. which is being
operated up by TUNED and also by q
shaft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

Kansas city. Nov. 27.-cattle-i,e-
ceipts. 1900, Marke, strong. loc higher.
Native steers, i,Gou5.20. TcxaH steers.
COWS and holfers, 1 .50ui 80; stockCrs
and feeders. 3.25Q5.l5, bulls, ,j0u3,55.
Hogs-Rccelpts, 5000. Market steady
20 strong: bulk of sales, 3.e0u3 s2ih ;
heavy, 8.T5G3.s7M. packers, 3.77Hn
3.S5; mixed. 3.i5u3.s5. workers, 3,SOU
$50. pigs, 9 i0H3.S0.
Toe higher. lambs. i.OO45 muttoBs.
2.90fti 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
CAPACITY TO nr INCREASED.


Hon. samuel Newhouae. who Is so In
tlmatcly associated with mining AZ.
fairs In Utah. II here on u short visit
accompanied by Hon. George keppel
The Information has been given out
by Mr., NCwhouse that the capacity Of
the Highland BOY smelter, of which he
IN the founder. will be materially IN
creased In the near future. just when
the work OF charging the plant wI.l
begin can not be learned. but the fact
that the matter IN under consideration
points strongly q the undertaking be-
Ing started next spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

Albion. 800 at Ggm.
Chloride Point. 900 at 20.
Daisy, 5000 az ca. 1000 at co.. 1900
nj ca 1900 at GU.
DAILY West. " at i2Q0.
Grand Central, 200 AZ $50. 100 at
J.57
Northern Light. $500 at Icy.
petro, 900 NJ 80; 900 nt alis. 900 at 30.
600 az 35ia. 600 at 90
star Consolidated 5000 az 81. 1000 at
27k: 900 at es: i,O0oo ut 2sis, buyer 90
days. loo nj 2G: seller 80 days
showers Consolidated, 900 at 3ih 900
at 3iis.
Sacramento. 600 at 9iH; 800 at giM;
900 az 81 1000 at 3Ota 900 AT 3OA 800
at aOh. 1000 at 30. seller 30 days.
Silver King, 20 nj 52,bo
sunbeam, 100 nt ca. 200 ut G37s; 100
100 at G9A. 200 at G3ia; 100 at G3h 200
AT %; goo at G27s' 900 ut C2A; 100 at G2h. /.
100 nj G2A. 100 at G2h.
Buckeye, 1000 at "a.
Tctro, 800 at Z
little Plttsburg. 5000 at Q.
Hercules, 10000 at ~. 1000 at III: g.
600 at IA.
Yankee Consolidated. 1000 Mt iGW.
1000 at lGi. I 600 nt 1914 1000 at 10: 5OO
at Ia. seller co days,
Joe Bowers, Extension. / .O00 at 60.
1000 at g..
Number " shares sold CLEO.
Selling values Of stocks, si9,Gi5l2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
IN rmn cdrM p.ALnsrs.


State Auditor Sinclair. who has Just
visited the Occur d'Alcnes. Is quoted In
the Fremont County News as laying
that "'rhe entire district IL perfectly
quiet and Milling w with good citizens.
Every mine ana hundreds OF prospects
are working To their fullest capacity.
An mir ~ THRIFT prevails there which
old umcru assure me they never before
saw. No man need be one day With
out work In the cocur d'Alcnca. ricn-
~ OF work and the best pay may now
be had. More ore ~ being shipped In
the aggregate and per miner than nt
any time In the history ~ the district
An Immense amount % capital has
been Invested W. there the last three
months"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
IRON COUNTY coAL MINES.
Church WIN Encourage Their Develop.
usnt.

Pros. u, r. Jones returned from the
metropolis the first " the week. where
he went ON business connected with
the disposition OF the Cedar city Furni-
turc company's coal properties In Coal
creek canyon. says the Iron County
RECORD. Mr. Jones reports that no sale
was made ~ the properties. but they
VIII De handled By the church officials
In connection with their holdings here.
aud that u Will be the policy OF the
church TO encourage the development
OF our resources. by offering their prop
prrty at reasonable figure to per-
sons who viii be likely 10 push It's de-
Neiopmcnt. Mr. Jones seemed quite en-
coufagcd over the prospects for the
early utilization VI our matchless re-
sources,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

ogden. Nov. aI--A rich strike IL re-
ported In the posey mining property nj
Three Mile Creek. The directors OF the
property have about thirty men work
Ing the ore body. which II is said IL "a
bonanza and promises To be one Of the
best In that district. The gentlemen
are laying a track from the mine TO the
railroad and expect TO ship several car
loads within the next few weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
PROM rnr snw rAss.
This Nevada Property Is showing W
Well

gold mine states that u very line look.
ing vein Of ore ~ being worked Mt the
bottom OF the shaft which Is now down
800 feet, The vein IN three feet wide
and yields ore running $50 u ton.
Enough ore has been blocked out 10
warrant the erection OF new mill "
greatly Increased capacity over the old
one. II " considered that with the ore
already In sight enough ore Is obtain
able for n run OF several years, and
the owners have decided to begin the
erection OF the plant In tho near fu-
turc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
CHICAGO MAnKErs,

Chicago, Nov T.-Cattie-Recelp,s.
1900. good 10 choice. strong Toe higher;
others steady. COW market strong. can
Reeves. iOOd7 90. cows. g.O0Gls5i
hClfers. 3.i0ui.e0. Gamers. i.Ijn3.0O:
stockers and feeders. 3.OOqi,i5. Texas
grass steers. 3.25ul 90. Texas feed
beevcs, 1850 800. westerns. i.O00d %,
HogH-Rcceipts today 10000. tomor-
row. 10000. lett over. $500, Common
and heavy packers, weak; others
steady Mixed and choice butchers,
5. SOFA, g5is; good heavy, 3.s5u3 siis
rough heavy. 3.7OQ3.sO. light, 3.7013,9j,
bulk of sales. 3,s5u3,g 30.
Sheep Receipts. 1900, Market firm;
native wcthers. 3.G50i.t0. western
wethors. 3,15Mi,0O; lambs. strong. i0c
higher. natives. l.OOu5.30i western,
l.OOfl5.2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

p0nvor, Colo, Nov, N-VnttIe-Ilo-
celpts ! 200 Market slow. STEADY. Beef
steers 3.5OGi 90; cows 225n3.60. feeders.
freight paid 10 river 3.95ui.50; stockers,
freight paid, S,5Oqi,65, bulls. stays. etc.
200H3O0.
Hogs-Receipts $50, Market steady.
Light packers S.75U2sO; mixed and
heavy as0u3.A5.
sheep-llecoipta 200. Market UNI
changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27
F:jEaBI,sE1S
|sSiiI!llI:
JOE WAS
ENTHUSIASTIC.

-. u. Blunt arrived a..
wv from a nlng.m no s,aalluftiy ~.
n,il ellls and viii spcnd X. ,oll'fl !,
~, loienc,' joe came In ovs w !, aa,au.f !,
,on road and Il cnthu.I,'v,ll.t We 1 hliI.s.
n ,,'i,, Of that foajis ~ ~ -.
ment aud especially ~ ~. me tg.,'
,nh between Chicago any NY "a oat-i.s,,
Florence tcolo) R,dnsf ' rFhvg''-
II You have ever seen. T.
ever travelled on the cb,. = ~ hi',
the burlingion's "ons.s'.., s''..g
road" train between Dew, s', ..'''
S sa e' q, i' s, you viii und,f,,,r, =,
a,, ., ar. hunts cnihu,ll,. .
a"he tbs train any DAY ia h. -.
" leaves Denver at 40 p.
neN' morning sou are 10 on, =
Joseph or Kansas clty: ins,il.,,. :
Chicago next evening. "'a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

Tickets.at offices q cobp..,,..,
Ticket once. siI &. W. Tom,t ~ s..
w. f. MCMILLAN. General w., ~
Salt Lake city N'',
Ascent. ''a'i'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-27

San Francisco. Nov. 27.-wheat
steadyi Dec, 9s' May iQGh, cash.
Barely-No sales. Cash. s2,s.