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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
Salt Lakers View With Astonish-
ment Its Great Ore Bodies,
ALL VALUES ARE SAVED.


u never saw a mine In my life, said
Bon Luce today after % walk through
the hidden pruclnts ~ the silver King
al Park clty. which be and q. y. Jcu-
klns had the pleasure Of Inspecting
yesterday "Irs the biggest thing
OUT he continued. THE ore bodies are
Immense. Jus, think " Il. one chute
extends 5000 feet on the vein. the lat
ter avcraginE 90 10 60 feet wide and
being nothing but a mass of high
grade silvcr-lead ore from the grass
roots down. It is pure steel galcna.
without waste. and runs from 40 10 70
per cent lead and 20 60 i2j ounces Sill
yer. and ls bcing blocked out IN Inn
menHe chunks ready Tor shipment and
mill treatment The company Il work.
Ing s25 men and has its new mill run
ming on i25 tons Of ore daily. this min
cral being iow-grlde and averaging 20
TO % ounces silver and 10 20 10 per cent
lead. The plant has capacity OF 800
tons hut a. Il IL not quite completed.
VIII not be handling this amount Tor
some time yet. The ore b. run through
hnif-inch mesh and frpm this 10 the
hncsncss Of nour. practically all values
being saved"
Mr. Luce was delighted with the
showing and could readily sec how
the company was able to pay 10000
a month In dividends. lie says the
miners have reached the 1. 800-foot level
aud one now drifting 70 catch the vein
az this depth. ore Tor shipment IL be-
Ing taken from the 300 aud iiOO.fo1t
no immediate nor future prospect u
itH plnchlnE out. The camp II lively.
says Mr. Luce and dividend paying
stocks arc In good demand among the
miners. Old ComHtockerH employed
there. arc dahbllnr In California ne-
curitiea, and on the whole Park city
presents an air " businesa-likc activity
not realized there for several years
pnHt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Samuel Newhouse has addressed 10
aturkhudur u tho BOSTON Consoli-
dated. reply 10 the Engineering and
Mining Journals attack upon that
property In which II was referred 20 AZ
q doubtful copper prospect. Mr.. New
house fully answers every statement
made rs the Journal ana concludes by
saying. I'm answer generally to the
reckless charges of the Engineering
and Mining Journal concerning this
company aud its property, l assert that
the mine iu IT. present condition on tho
ores already disclosed, when the con-
tomplnted mill n In operation, can be
made To pay substantial dividends 10
the shareholders even with the market
price o. copper ht II cents. That the
shareholders tr any other person hNv.
ms an interest IN this controversy nay
satisfy Themselves Of the value OF our
properties az well rs tn those who de-
sire "a encourage legitimate develop
meft ~ cur mineral resources ! exc
tend an Invitation to make tho most
careful and exhaustive examination ~
the property Itself and Of the records
s'owiEg results obtained by the SAM
pl,nr, assaying and milling Of our
ores "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
FIVE OUT AND THREE IN.

Five Of the eight individuals who
were arrested at Murray recently on
the charge Of "pinohlng" kog OF beer
and four dollars from Alex Fltzgerald's
saloon NJ bingham Junction, Were this
morning 'inylted' by Prosecuting At
torney Gunter and Justice krueger to
betake themselves IN an haste 10 other
parts OF the hemisphere. The remain
Ing three Fred Mack Frank Gordon
and Johnnie Qulglcy- viii have to
put up with the accommodations ar
furdcd at the county jail until they
have the opportunity OF telling their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
PERSONAL.

senator Frank j. cannon lcft the city
today fpr trip 60 Denver
8. n. love and wife have returned
from pleasure visit TO New York
Mnlad Odal Enterprise Morgan
Jones ana wife have returned from n
trip 10 ogden and Salt Lake.
Joseph Park. shccp-ralse Of
Tuuelc. ~ I'm the city accompanied hy
hla sister. Ellen Park. They are quar-
tered at the white House.
H. l.. Mccormick and Mrs. McCor-
mick ~ Fort Worth TcNHH. arrived
iu the city today and registered at the
knutaf0fd.
W. =. Mccormick is much batter.
itr o. able tu appear at hla deck again
after an absence Of n few days during
which he was caring for his injured
limb
j.. a. Harrison and John Horne N
Castle Gate and samuel A. Harrison
and VIM Forester VI sconeld are IN
the city 20 attend the grand lodge u
the X. u J..
The Walkers register shows the
names OF w X. white and @. +. Jcn-
nings The gentlemen came down
from salt Lakes nelEhhor on me
north this morning and VIII be In the
city Tor a couple 81 days.
pr. Allen Fowler. who underwent n
serious operation IN New York not long
since. has returned 90 this city, He
h now greatly improved IN health and
his friends are couEratulutlnE MN on
hia safe return. lie was absent ABOUT
three months.
Grnngevinc uda) Free Press Mrs.
brigham Young Is reported to be dying
la Tik CITY. This venerable lady u
over 40 years old and has been In M
different health Tor "a number OF years
Laramie Republican; Mrs, U. u.
Uiskey and children arrived mere from
Salt Lake Friday with her fnther,IudEe
Davis. TO attend the graduation N her
sister. Miss Grace Davis. a member OF
tho class or 90. and 10 visit other relh-
tiycs and friends
Denver Newsi j. G., Leary, one OF
the most prominent cattlcmcn In the
West. II stopping AZ the -. James hotel
en- route TO New York Mr.. Lehty u
one Of the pioneer stockmen Of Cnlcr-
ado. but some time ago settled IN salt
Lake city. where he established tho
stock yard.
Denver News: Mrs Il. G. Davis or
501 South Eleventh street LETT Tuesday
Lake. Utah. Sacramento. Frisco. Los
Angeles and Long Beach. California,
where she viii remain for the summer
months. thence to Portland, ore. on
her fall return 10 Denver.
Denver News. Mrs. ]. 4. Hale and
Miss Faith NJ. Hale " salt Lake city
are visiting Mrs W. o. McFarlane Of
i77l williams street. Miss stella Nc
Farlane. the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
w o. McFarlane viii return next sun
day from her year at the Boston con-
Hervatory. Miss Eugenin McFarlane
expects TO leave later for a visit TO Salt
Lake city.
Mr. J. u. Spencer has returned from
a business trip through the southern
part OF the state Mr.. Spencer says
| that the people everywhere are Ercatly
interested In the State fair that Will
| be held In october. The premium lists
are widely distributed. and many eN-
/ peCt 10 compete for prizes.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
BARGAINS ~ STRAW nan. a.,
N ALL SUMMER t,n,,. WI

In The Great June Sale NJ q. a.. At,
week eommencing Monday Jun. III. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
BANK DIRECTORS
LOSE THEIR CASE
Supreme Court Decision in the
Nephi Bank Suit
RESPONSIBLE FOR CASHIER.
Judgment OF lower Court H. Affirmed
More Divorce Cases Heard
and Filed.

The supreme Court delivered an
opinion today In the case OF the First
National Bank VI Ncphl. appellant. W.
Walter I. Brown and Mary n. Brown,
affirming tho Judgment OF the trial
court.
The plaintiff bank sued the defend.
ants upon promissory note for the
face sum OF 1900 No defense was
made to the note In itself, The con-
trOycrsy arose over oountcr-claim.
The defendants claimed that while they
were Indebted 10 the bank. the Cashier,
Alma Hague. loaned $1,000 u their
money TO Nit W. J. scolcy ana that
the latter with others executed a n,te
10 the bank for the money The note
was paid but the defendants were
never credited with any amount. The
bank claimed that II never had any
money from the defendants TO loan
and that n Hague loaned their money
out he did 80 solely upon his own re-
sponaibillty.
The jury cmpanclled In the case
found the issues Tor the defendants
upon their countcr-claim and assessed
their damages at SO.
Tho Supreme court In affirming the
lower court holds that the bank In ~
taiulnF the defendants deposit money
practically acknowledged HaEuc's au'
thority to place the cash out on loan.
Tho opinion Is by Justice iinakin,
chief Justice Bartch and Justice Miner
fopgttryIvts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

A couple q weeks ago a telegram
came 10 John Glenn from John Reck.
who " In New York negotiating Tor
sale of the hfty-nve sand naphaltum
claims located In this county. The
Telegram asked that "a gallon Of tho
OH which teaches from these beds be
sent to New York as sample Whom
the telegram arrived Mr.. Glenn was
nc the Dyer mine surveying ana knew
nothing " tho telegram until "a couple
OF days eEo. when he then telcguphed
fof further instruction. lie waited
until late Monday night. when he
accompanied Dr. Rose to the Dyer.
Tor whom he was surveying some
mining property. Tuesday morning
nrother telegram arrived asking that
the OH Dc shipped forthwith. n IL 20
b. hoped there will be no failure In
the shipment Of the OH Ms u viii
probably reinrd the development u
the sand nsphaltum beds. ns the COM
pany with which Mr Beck IL negotint-
INK DO not Only wealthy but enterprise
Ing. and intend n a purchase II made
20 put refining works on the property
az once .--Nernm Express.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
coMrLrrrD ny NENr rALL.
work on ~. Anthony Hranch Being Pushe
ono million Ties ordered.

About 100000 ties will be delivered
on the grade OF the 81 Anthony branch
OF the oregon Short Line. possibly MS
early us August 18TH. and certainly not
later than September 18th. The cuu-
tract for furnishing the ties has been
awarded 20 the Thompson Mercantile
company of st. Anthony. Ida, with
10 q few days various other contracts
will be- let 90 that everything In con-
nectlon with railroad construction will
Boz in readiness. The Significance OF
an this ~ obvious. Work iH being
pushed with a vim. and the short Line
81. Anthony branch-about which 10
much has been said and written-will
be completed about the time when ma
turc discnrda her summer nncry.
The possibilities OF the new branch
have been somewhat undercstimated
In the belief that ~. Anthony would be-
its terminus. There Is no doubt but
that such viii be the case for the pres
ont. but eventually that burg will
merely be the end Of division. and
the iron horse viii run many miles be-
yond the town. II n noticeable that
the filling up Of a country BY the people
~ "a sign, "a forcrunner for "a railroad
and that IL Just what II transpring
up there IN Idaho.
II h. said that the value OF property
around 81 Anthony has been enhanced
wonderfully since the first signs OF the
railroad, ana evidences Of prosperity
are to be seen on every Side The
company has asked for bids FOR the
work of grading the road to 81. An
thony and Cumnctltlnn Tor the contract
~ quite lively, The contracts arc 10
be awarded the 2lrd lnst-next Friday.
II VIII be a stupcndous Piece Of work.
as there Will be q number OF HidinEs
and switches besides the main line
which viii be something over forty
miles In length,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

That the Krcmlln u bingham ls
fart developing into a bonanza. IL pa
tent TO those who Tor some time past
have been keeping cnsoa on this prop
crty Reporting 90 local officers to-
day Superintendent HeaHton sent In
word that the miners had encountered
limestone formation. tho bottom Of
the SHAFT az q depth % go fert ruAcal-
ms this condition. with hlEh-grade lead
ore In rich abundance. Ia substantial
tlon Of his story Mr.. lfcaston sent In "a
number Of samples these Indicating
the verify ~ the statement Those
lutcrcHtcd In the mine Will visit hing
ham tomorrow Tor the purpose OF max
ing an examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
DEATH OF JOHN TULLIDGE.

John Tullidge, the well known artist.
passed peacefully away this morning
at 6 o'clock, at the age OF 60 years. The
works VI art that have emanatcd from
his fertile brain are known to tho res-
idents Of this State. Mr.. Tultdge Is
the brother of the historian who com
piled the History OF Utah The imme-
diate cause Of his domlse was liver
complaint. The funeral VIII be held
Thursday az p, m. at the residence
OF his daughter. Mrs. Geo. J. Mack.
2G2 south Eight East street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Hon. u. -. shepard. William OXEN
and vivian McCuno have Just come
pleted u thorough tour ot ulniah coun-
~ ia search of the precious metals.
Talking with "Ncws' reporter today
Mr shepard expressed himself na we'll
pleased with conditions In that section.
lie said he believed tlntah would yet
BE- found among the richest mineral
camps uf the State. due To- the re-
dcnco. but which. however. were yet
practically untouched. The gentlemen
tarried ln the vicinity ~ the Dyer mine.
whore new amcltcr IL being erected,
ana noted with satisfaction the amount
" prospectus going un, which seemed
o. uuFur good times Tor the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

a. l.. Jacobs. Henry Kohl. y. Il. WI.
BON ana others viii visit bingham to-
morrow 20 take look az the Zen But
Ter While out the gentlemen will so
llClt bids Tor an additional 100 feet
OF tunnel work. the idea being 10 push
development until the ore body proper
has been encountered. Recently the
company levied an assessment " two
cents share payable In two months
In lnHtnlmenta OF one cent each, ana
from the money realized. the cutnpany'H
property Will be- fully paid FOR and work
continued until success has attended
the efforts % those Interested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
MARKET REPORTS


New York. June 20-The opening u
the market brought u Hood ~ the
steel stocks for sale ON account " the
Injunction granted on the payment of
the dividend Tor Federal Steel common
stock. or this stock 5000 shares sold at
the opening Rli the way from bfl. 10
o. the extreme decline heiuk 2 points.
on slmpultancoua sales 5000 shares Of
Steel and Wire went ht from b3s 90 i2t,
The extreme loss beirg -. Continental
Tobacco dropped Z points ana there
was sharp loss lu Sugar brooklyn
Transit. Metropolitan, ANA Anaconda.
The railroad list was weak also, rs-
paclnuy the international stocks In SYM
patty with tho hcaviuoss ~ the stock
market abroad. The slump In Federal
Steel and Steel and Wire tempted the
bears TO raid the other Hpeciultiea and
Tennessee Coal. Tin Plate and Ameri-
can Tobacco dipped sharply But little
eject was produced IN tho railways
outside OF the pacihcs Metropolitan
exceptionally bounded up o points. Al
though speculation became intensely
dull. the und0rtoue was much improved
and most shares hardened despite IT.
regularity In sugar. Metropolitan and
Transit.
Lower prices were recorded for
Ion Pacific " and X. c., Pittaburg aud
uulf nrats.
SUGAR
Sugar. raw. steady. fair refining. ~:
centrifugal % tcat, 81 molhssca sugar.
o., REFINING steady. crushed, G; pow
dercd, 5h. graduated. o..
MONEY.
Money on call nomlnally 2G2is per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. sG3N per
cont.
Sterling exchange. steady with actual
business Ia bankers bills at ts7H n
ass Tor demand and 4S5AuAs6 for Co
days. posted rates iSGiauAs1 ana Asg
Commercial bills, lN5t.
silver certificates. 60AGG2.
iar silver. eos
Mexican dollars, ish.
Government bonds Irregular; "a reg.
1904; So reg i0SA coupon. iOsis
new FH,reg. and coupon. i.30is: old ts
reg. LIZA; coupon, ia; 5'H res. and
coupon, LEA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Colonel George W y. Dorsey will
visit Stockton tomorrow In company
with party Of foreigners who are said
To d. out here looking for good mining
propositions. The party will inspect
the Galcna King and other properties
IN that section, returning Co this city
In the evening Among the number
visited Will be- mine from which a nne
sample of ore was recently taken. the
same running 500 a. the ton IN lead and
silver. The exact location Of the mine
Colonel Dorsey would not divulgc, but
NJ u produces ore very similar To that
found In the Gulonn King. u u doubt
'leaa an immediate noiEhbor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

the Daisy on the West Dip reported nj
the refinery today with $50 pounds u
cyanldoa. this being the second ship
ment within week This property has
long been problem 10 mining men
generally. hut " reports and other evil
dencc can be relied upon. Il n fast get
ting out " the old rut and establish.
lnE Itself on q basis which ultimately
means dlvldends A. an officer ~ the
company said several days ago. II pres
cnt operations prove successful, the
Daisy IL AN right. " not u b. al wrong.
Since then developments have boon
such as Ia Indicate the verify Of the
former assertion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Tho JuIy In tho 10000 DAMAGE suit
OF ueorEc ", Gnnawny against tue Salt
hours dcllbcration, yesterday after
noon, came into court with 4 verdict
Tor the defendant The plnlntlff, a col.
olrl man, sued the association for ale
lrged INJURY 10 his person and to his
feelings on account ~ an attempt 10
f9iaihly eject him from u seat In one
%, tho stalls Of the Salt Lake Thentor.
MhIch had nrrNIuunly boom roanrNnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

on September. 1895. Louisa Godln
had nled q suit for separate malnten.
unce against John OOdin, alleging "A
allure on tho part Of her husband To-
supply her with the common neccs.
sarics N NE and asking Tor general re-
llcL Stephens a Smith. Mrs. Godlna
niiarne's, He'd a motion OF dismissal.
klNlnE nH reason that tho plaintiff
was nov dead, having passed from this
llir o. the great beyond some two
months nHo. The parties lntermarried
Apfll l. 1896
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Deputy sheriff John Montgomery Jr.
levied an attachment today upon all
tho right title. claim and interest OF
Joseph l.. Haywood 10 100 ncrrH OF land
ln sections I and p township I north. 2
west salt Lake meridian. and viii Of
fer the same Tor sale saturday July
18Th. The property IN located ln the
North Point precinct The Judgment ia
for $50, rendered in the district court
March 9Th. 1925. ln the case % william
Irvine W Joseph l.. Hayward and
White a Sons company
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steers. So00lSo; Texas steers $3.50
l6o.cows and heifera. f3.s0d4G0. can
uers. f2.iOu3.5O. BtOckors and feederH,
i9soaAs0. calves, ltoOddo9; bulls. ETC..
i3O0ui25..
HOG Receipts. 500. Market sdiOt
higher. Heavy. A10d315: mixed. f3.fon
l124; light s3.12iAa355; pigs. s3.25g
80. bulk u sales. S3.10da52ih.
sheep Receipts. 2.t00 Market active.
stronger, Western muttons, i2jff52b;
stock sheep, &3.jOaL2j; lambs, S5.t0a
$50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Dol uty Clerk Blair yesterday after.
noon took testimony In the divorce case
~ y, q. Elias VIZ Arzley Maggie Elias
and VIII recommend 10 Judge Hlea
mat the decree be granted, Tho plain.
un ~ snml let, and, according To-
tho testimony his wife II an inmate OF
a. house ~ ill-fame at Eureka. where
she has boen since last March.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
osLY LIyrD ro0lrnrn TWO YEARS
Mrs. Faith Milier sass Her Husband,
FRANK Mlusr. for Divorce.

Edith u. Miller flied a divorce suit
against Frank A. Miller IN the Third
district court today, alleging that the
marriage took place In this city IN
August. 1880 and that two years later
the defendant deserted her ana has
ever since failed 10 contribute anything
towards plaintiffs support. II u also al
legged that there have been two children
born ~ the marriage AGED seven and
I'VE respectively Plaintiff further says
that she has been compelled to earn her
own living. ana her cUldren's by Sow
Ing. washing and other kinds ~ work
and has received no money or assist
nuce Of any kind from the defendant.
During the time plaintiff lived with the
defendant she says she always de-
mcnned herself a. n good and dutiful
wife. doing oil she could 10 make the
home pleasant for the husband
The last time plaintiff heard from the
defendant. which was about i've years
ago. he was In Omaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

The National Bank Of the Republic
has instituted attachment proceedings
against u. y. Gibson Il nj To recover
$3.50, alleged 10 be- due on a note and
oyerdrnft The defendants property.
the Lucky Jim Nos. 1 and 2. aud the
Josephine, situated In the West Noun
tain mining district. was attached by
sheriff Huwells today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Chicago. June 20.-Hnga- necelpts.
$1,000. Tomorrow. $4,000 Left over
2,ilO Market active, dc higher. Mixed
and butchers, $50 % 81 01i good heavy.
a.it AZ $500 rough heavy. $3.50 a $3.50,
light $40 IL $3.50
cattle Receipts, 1000 Market steady.
Reeves, $40 q $40, COWS and huIfcrH
$500 % $3.50. TcNls steers. t8s5 Ii giS5:
stockers and feeders. $3.50 ~ $500.
Shccp Receipts. 10000 Market
steady "a weaker. Sheep $3.50 ~ Sl.g5;
lambs, St25 " td.G5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Special Correspondence.
Guutsvillo. June ig.-Sccrotnry of
State iiammand has taken lease and
bond ON q group of copper mines aitu-
atcd IN Skull valley and owned by A. J.
Anderson and l.. w. Hale Of Grants.
VILE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

TRANSPORTS OF STOCKS.
Daisy, 1000 no 2oRc. seller 90 days:
200 % 81 300 U 2lt. 900 a. gi7..
Duly 900 ~ $40.
pnly-WeHt. 100 % 81 60. % AZ fis55.
5Oo il1lO. buyer 20.
Dexter 900 10 $40
generalization. 100 M 5go.
Mgrulr lUU 20 y.97is.
Northern Light 200 ID Gle.
hlaf Consolidated, 100 ~ g1c
hhpNer Consolidated, 100 10 3oikc.
h'slonrln ll Mar, 1000 o. go
Golden Eagle, 900 NJ iac.
zoe bowers Extension, 1900 " &C.;
Ir.r1. 1000 NJ 1fi 1000 10 s.
Tuinl shares sold. 1880.
selling value OF stocks. gl2,Osg.
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49, +. Woodward. writing from the
Blue Bird Extension nj Diamond, says
the mine IL In prime condition, "a streak
~ nice looking lead ore having been
encountered In a drift from the i2o-foot
level. Tho gentleman expresses Conh-
dnnce that the new discovery Will lead
to something big In view " the fact
that the ore has the appearance of car
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Antlor. 5000 at $50.
Dexter. 100 nt $40.
Daisy. 900 at llo. 200 Ht 2lii.
Golden Eagle. 1000 at ihc. 1000 az
ih
Midnight Bowers. o 900 at 2tc.
Northern Light 300 ut 6ihc.
Sacramento. 600 at i1hC.
Total shares sold i4i00
Selling value of stocks ti.221tl.
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Pills

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gestiye organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind OF work. This has
been tho experience OF others; Il
will be yours, HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. 20 cts.
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