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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-01
MINES Am MINING MuN.

The Horn silver Is in with ave cars
~ crude ore.
The cinderella. adjoining she Lindar
group at Morcur, Il 10 be incorporated.
g. H. Allen. manager ~ the Ccntcn-
nial- Eureka, was out at the mine to-
day.
The Mcrcur Mercury snyH n mill for
the omaha II assured the coming
spring.
Yesterday divld, nd BY tho Horn Sill
yer was 40. O. and gave the company
"a total 81 $4,000.
James q. Forrcstrr ~ again In charge
OF the bulllon-iieok min ~ supcrin-
tendent.
The machinery FOR the Klsmet ON the
West Dir IL being hauled 10 the mine
from stockton.
The rmh ~ ri9h Springs marketed
q ear or ore today usguylng o. per cent
lead and i20 ounces silver
u was expected that the Dniy-wcst
min at Park city would be set Ia mo-
ilon today. The plant has a capacity N
isb tons.
4 rumor was nfnat this afternoon to
the cncct that q controlling interest In
the Mcrcur had passed into the hands
~ Boston capitalists. The nrobaiill ties
are that 10 " Just u fumur, uH nothing
IL rnid of ii 90 the company's office.
The Utah mine ~ Fish Springs has
car % ore nt tho sampler. Charles
Van Aistlnc. who has Just returned
from the mine, says " IA looking we'll.
lie also puts In a good word Tor the
Galcnn.
During the week rhipmcnta from
Tintlr amounted e. % ears ~ ore and
3 ears 81 concentrates The Grand cen.
trii shipped hut 10 ears. owing a. I'm
pruyem"nta 90 tho mine. which nccea-
] SLATED shutdown Tor few daya.
Mammoth Record. supt Mike
| o'ltourke ~ the Mammoth mill Is look.
/ ing Tor an expert tu explain how u piece
/ of petrincdL wood with nails la % could
/ get into the solid rock IN the 1900 level
Z u the Mammoth mine. The specimen ID
on exhibition In the mill office.
The Willard correspondent Of tho
| lioNeldnr County NrwH Huys. Men ui
I capital nrc atlll working entnusiusficnl.
] ~ at the mines. We arc nnNinual1
/ waiting FOR the results. They have al.
ready gone in from ten to thirteen
hundred feet In the Superior and Amer.
| lean mlnos and are stiil ni work The
/ Superior was formerly owned by farm.
crs, but has passed into the hands oi
men OF wealth.
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TRANSFERS OF sToc $.
Ajax. 80 at n2s; 200 at $780, 100 at
ti.31is.
palsy, 200 at is,Ic: 200 at is.i.
-Four Aces. 1000 at 39c 100 at ss's
500 at asa. 1900 ut 3ah. buyer ~
days.
Mercur. 600 at 81.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at l6Ac.
Northern Light. 100 Mt bIitci hooo AT
5s 100 n; ssh. ma, ,oo
omaha, 1000 at iikc; 2Vo a, va "VV
at az: 5000 at ~ zoo" al fss' 49,.
star Consolidated. 100 ut N.os' ioo nv
sios. 1900 at ti.oi. .... -.
sunshine. leo at SSc. 100 at ssh. 300 NJ
sacramento. 300 r., i5c: 1900 at ~.
south swansea. 100 at tt.2iA.
buckeye. 2. 800 at Sc.
Central Mammoth. 1000 at &c.
Emerald. 500 Ut iiitc.
Gold I'M. I 900 at 2isc; 1000 at 2'.' l.
900 ut 2.
Joe Bowers, 600 at i7ilc: 1000 nt ~
1000 at u; LOO nj IGN: $500 at ish' L.
900 at 1874.
Joe Bowcrs Extension. 1000 q, pc.
LATHE pittshurg. 1000 ut 1isc, 1000 az
s; 1000 at 81; 1900 at Sis.
Monarch. 1000 at ic.
Midnight Bowera. 1000 ~ sac
North Swansea. 800 AZ iihc.
Yankee. Consolidated. 1000 at ohc' L.
Total shares 1850.
Total shares rbld. -, $50,
Selling value Of stocks, fib.l2i
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Showing IN ,he rour Aces.

Horace Zerbc. the vel known stock
broker. spent Thursday az Tintic In an
inspection OF the -Four Aces. The gem
tleman speaks highly Of this property
and II at a loss to know why Il In not
chipping risht along. lie says they
have splendid showing In the north
drift on the oio-foot level from 30 Inches
10 feet of high-Trnde silver-lcad being
exposed. In the south drift on the same
level there " about n inches OF the
ping quality. Sir. Icrbc says thcrc ~
good ore In several places and believes
the mine ought To be putting ON the
market q car a day NJ least. The gentle
man also visited the Picnic which he
says II also looking well and nearing
the ore body.
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n,nner, 70 star Monds,.

John bern. manager OF the Mercur.
Informs the "Newn" that In all proba-
tility the new refinery Ia charge ~
Prof Hurfcld. viii be- started up
Monday. This means that the COM
panS VIII make lis first shipment Of
gold bullion about Wednesday and con-
tlnue such operations every two weeks
thereafter. That II viii be quite save
Ing 10 the company n already assured.
as the expenses incidental to shipping
cynnldcr. testing etc, VIII be done
away with. II the refinery " found To
be- In good working order ON Monday
no more cyanidca viii be shipped. n
not. a shipment VIII have to be made
ns the COMPANY II almost ready FOR
another cleanup.
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Jos. Mccks % Clrclevlllc called at this
office few days ago with sack fun OF
peculiar looking ore. IL IN yellow and
noft and does not look especially rich
rich carbonate ~ lead. Some OF Il
which was asraycd went 80 per cent
lead and % ounces ~ silver to the ton.
The rock this assay IN from was taken
from u vein about twenty feet wide;
and the piece nHaaycd In from the crop
plngs Mr. Mceks had several large
sacks full Of the ore and win have fur
Their assays made. lie left his home FOR
n two weeks trip aud had been gone
two mOnlhn. -InnEuIieh proRreAs.
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King nrothers own Coed Properties
Grani snish smeiter.

lpauEuitch Progress.
willis and kcnner were here Tuesday
ON their way Ia the liucksk1n copper
mines. with men and tools to open up
the claims ana set out ear load of orr
Tor smelling. They propose to bring
the ore out through Pangultch. and
ship from nolknup. They want 10 get
out two carloads this month and to
ship regularly after this. These men
are backed M by x-Congtrssman VIM.
n. King and :, A. King. They have
some good animals To use In the work
IL strikes w that n mine backed by
1.-TWO kings ana "A jack ouNht TO be-
winner.
The assay from McVlcker'S salt Lake
assay office gives Delaware silver 20 10
ounces. copper, 22.2 per cent second AS
say on same 1873 ounces Of silver; cop
per aois per cent shooting Star io.s
ounces Of silver, copper, lt,a per cent,
Second assay ON same, 1874 ounces OF
silver. copper SIS per cent
The Grand Gulch copper mine "
about 70 miles from ~. George In Mo.
have county, Arizona. The party
who has leased tho mine talks Of put.
ting up n Fmclt"r there. John swamp
on his way to the new copper mines In
the Trumhull Mountains. Mr.. Swnpp
speaks highly Of these mines ana says
there IN a supply OF water discovered
there now that waa not known In early
days.
our Coyote correspondent says Mr..
Penny has another car OF anthony
ready and N awaiting sacks. He IL
putting III new building and platform
Tor ore The market price for anti.
mony has gone up 20 10 cents per
pound and there II a very good prospect
Tor refinery There has been large
body Of ore found ON the Little Emma,
a carload In sight
There has been some new ore found.
What II IN has not been determined:
but whatever Il II II viii run from 80
To Is per cent, II " u white metal and
very heavy and clear from other ma
terial. n II Is anthony II surely II a
different kind from any yet found IN
this part,
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rmr urAu sxcnASo u.
Centennial Eureka and Daiy West tncinded
Among the sciiers

business on the Utah Exchange this
Afternoon amounted 10 2i.si0 shares,
with n selling value 81 $685. the
selling list included some high.rric-d
securities. among them contcnnlal-
Euretn which chnnred hands at iiI.bp.
aud Daily West. which sold nj fi0.tn.
A. on the morning call. Joe iowcrs
wns weak and did business Mt le's'while
IL nelghbor. Ilowers Extension was
sim weaker. tho stock figuring ~ a
seller nj ~ cents. Daisy was freely
dealt In ut a. to lii cents and utah
sold NJ 10. while Northern Light ana
sacramento went at the old figures.
Ouotntiona were posted as follows'
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The Denver correspondent u the New
York sun says II Is announced that
work on the Ncwhouse tunnel. pro-
jectcd to pass through Seaton Noun.
tain from Idaho sprlngs 20 Central
city, viii be resumed. MIR. Newhouse.
the promoter OF the tunnel. which IL
now 1000 feet into the mountain. has
sold onc-thlrd Interest Of the High.
land Boy mine 81 Utah for sum said
10 amount to ti000.000. The length Of
the tunnel under survey Is i've miles
aud the promoter aims to cut at vary
ing depths many Of the principal lodes
Of the Ulipln county district
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ssernmente pl,ld,rd,rsIa.

The Sacramento paid IT. dividend OF
half cont n shn"' or 5000 today, the
amount being distributed among Wide
range ~ Stockholders. This property
IL one ~ the most faithful dividend
payers on the list and last year handed
out go coo. with tndny'H payment the
.inl ~ rweiiod to $4,000, while accord
Inc 10 the annual report. submitted n
few days RYo. the mine Il IN a condition
TO continue dividends Tor years to
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cuicAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE

Chicago, April Inlay wheat opened
at 1sis, rose to 7l,i. declined TO 15h.
Close:
wheat-Mny 5aa; July isA.
Corn-April ala. May ST.,
Ohta-Aprii a6A u y May 20is n H.
pork-Apfil $500. May sai2is n ta.i5.
Lnrd-Aprii 1895. May B.s1is q 81. 30.
Rlba-APrii si.65; May ais q NI7is.
Cash:
whcat-No. .. 20 a -; No. . red. 20 q
73is: No. hard winter. Is fiG9h. No. 3
hard winter. Ga " CO; No. | northern
spring. ieh u 5ah No. :, 20 q -. No.
> spring. 90 n n.
Corn--No. 9. 3iA; No, .. 32M.
Onts-No. 2. 2lis; No. 3, q.
Rnrley-to n Al.
Hye-hs.
Timothy $3.50.
FlaN-ti.934.
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Tmr LIsrING ~ srOCKs.
salt Lake Exchange ssts Forth the show
Ing necessary Ia he Made.

The following rules governing the
listing OF stocks on the salt Lake EN.
change. have been formulated ana
adopted by the exchange listing com
mittce. and viii be especially interest
ing TO those DESTROYS ~ having their
stocks listed on the board referred to-
LISTED STOCKS.
Company must own most OF the
ground,
stock must be- aasessable,
At OF the treasury
stock must he sold
Work consisting OF at least on, shift
OF Two men must be In progress. There
must be AZ least 200 feet OF develop
m VI work done.
10 be clnsscd among the listed mines
the property must have produced at
least $1,000 net during the previous
year az SHOWN by mill or smeiter re-
turns, otherwise II win be c'aHsed
among the listed prospects,
In The ease OF both the listed and
unlisted stocks II must be understood
that the committee reserves the right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-01

now sorting and shipping the Plum
mer dump The dumps were made
when only hlTh-grade ore would stand
the expense Of wagon haul and heavy
amcltor charges. aud under present
conditions a large per cent Of the ore
Is Of a shipping grade. Mfr. Hayes had
lease on the old Ajax dump several
years ago. and made money for both
himself and the company.-Tintie
Miner.
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krug
Cabinet
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A dividend ~ - per cent, ON the capital
stock NJ the Utah Sugar Company hhs thi-
day h,,'n declared by the hnnrd NJ directors
said III vidrnh is payable In stock ~ the enin-
noW stOck viii be- Issued IN April 9TH isin. AZ
my office, D,spr,t NVWs building salt Lake
Clty. Utah 10 all stockholders ~ record on
tho bnoks uf the company, April sih isiH, A.
no fractional sharcs vii bn issued. ,tock-
holder, who Will ho entitled "a les. than one
sharp may have the option NJ making up "a
full shnre, 10y paying cnsli Tor the difference,
ur receiving thrlr fractional amounts Ia rush.
llOlAtEG WHITNEY, secretary.
salt Lake Ciiy, Mar'h ilsi, isla.
The stock transfer books of the Utah Sugar
Company will he closed On April 9th. lsll, aud
rV-opcned April 9TH, liza.
HOMAGE q, WHITNEY, Secretary,
Salt Lake clty, Marrh Jlst, lsoo,
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T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER. 5al
LEAD. Si.l5
CASTING COPPER. i5gic n III
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW yonK MAnKIrs.
MONEY AND noNDs.


New YORK. April l. noon'-Money on
call firm at " 8 per cent: las, loan
z nor ,cnt
-. .-...,n. ,..,.... 81 a. az
'''ih' "'r'"H'he n"p'' 81 -
per cent
sterling exchange weak. with actual
busincsa In banker bills al si.sGis az
for demand, and asia ~ \ FOR ~
DAYS. posted rate, ASlb to ylSih
and "a ssis n iiS,is; commercial bills,
lsai, a ASt
Siiyer certincater. GO - s0ib.
liar silver. $685..
Nexicnn doliarr. Isw.
state bonds' weak. railroad bonds, IT.
regular. Government bonds. weak: ~,
n 0s.new A. reg. nnd cuff 81 -: A.. reg,
M ~. do. co,,non. OK int. 81 1giL. gudp.
ssiss ~ reg. and cotip. 81 1giL.
sTockS'
x.,, y,rL A,,i t-Th. .uapenslon
-, az, sndon un,t, sincsInv
,,,,,t,',. t,,,,i ,rna,,,' ~ an ,rdcx ~
s,,l'g,,,,a,t,',, s,n,in,n,,, an a., othsr
side ilox.yer m. large bloe,ts ~
49,. 49,. ,a,,en ,v,tb ,nn.ld.,nbl.
so,as,,,"a ,a,,ir,,i,riV awnnp Inc
s,,',Iai,tc. ,,htch Nc,r i'm frow ia 10
go, ,an, a., ta,,., Nanhsttan itnii.
waV sto"i. w.r" lrr@guiar. northern
psS,oc b.lnr ,aslcr and Union pncinc
r.,. o''"T ~. v', nnnc "u t ~ ,he
100 per cent commission stock dividend
on American Tobacco was Without APP
probable eject ON the stock, The Open
Ing prices proved 20 be the highest T.
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recorder from George n. Robinson and
Matte ~ Robinson of salt Lake to
Jesse knight Of Provo for one half In
torcst In the cyrus oliver mine. stu
ntod IN the Tlntic district The con
alteration named h klOUO
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KANSAS CRY 1--we STOCK.

Kansas city. April i,--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 900, Market unchanged.
Hogs Receipts, 1000 Market strong:
bulk OF sales. Q. bbfi3. IS. heavy. . .G0d
5. 10: packers, 3.b5n3.7O. mixed. .. COO
8 10. lights, 3.4bTa 6ghi workers. $500
3 .G2is; pigs. 3.05n3 30.
Nh sheen.
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Chicago. April l.-iiogs-lsecelp,a
n 900. Monday. 5000, left over. 2.OGJi
market mostly Be- higher. mixed and
butchers $3.50 n $3.50, heavy. f3,6b "
s3,a2b; light 1896 n ia.Si.
Cattle Receipts, 100, Market steady,
shecp-Receipts, 1909. Market steady.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

iIoston-De In Mar. 5000 at ic.
Cedar Valley. 1000 at lo.
Centennial Eureka, 10 at - o
Daly West. 100 at SlO.5O.
Daisy. i,soc at t5c'; 600 at 49, 800 at
a5h.
Emerald. 800 Mt he.
-Four Aces, 100 al 3shc.
Garnet. 800 at ibc.
Golden Eagle. 1000 at Ghc.
Ocyaar- Marion, 100 ut liAc.
noe flowers Extension. 500 at Aisc.
Joe Bowers. 1900 AT i7hc.. buyer 30
days; 5000 NJ lGii.
Midnight Bowers, 1000 at &C.; 5000
AT ~; 5000 az ~.
northern Lighi, 100 at bsHc.
oaks. 5000 az i.c,
Utah Snltpetcr, 1000 at ho,
Utah. 100 NJ ibc,
Sacramento. 600 at CSC.
Yankee Consolidated, 1000 at Dc.
Total shares sold, 2l.si0
Selling values Of stocks, N.6bq ".
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". ". nsii. soo malta street.
repairing complicated watches speciality
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Lawrence A b,nwoodss. MiRss aud Mining
Stocks. "a W. snd 70. Phone 5is.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
pRODUCE.

San Francisco. April i,-wheat. In
active. Dee. LIN; May. i.Osk' cash.
l.0lh.
Barley. inactive. new, 81.
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q. =. Conway a Co.,
stock brokers. 10 W. End South. Tel. sos.
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John Y. Hays, T.. NJ. Gillespie and
George stapley have secured a lease
ON the old Mammoth dumps and are
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TRAINS BETWEEN OGDEN
SAlTLAKE CITY.

During Conference april 9Th To eth
Inclusive. Rio Cfande Western Railway
operates It's Conference Special be-
tween ogden and salt Lake city. In nd-
dillon 10 three regular trainr-i.cave
ogden ut 1880 ~. m h3lb ". m. 2.iO q. m.
and G.3j .. m. Lcnv" salt Lake city
Tor ogden NJ a'ib "a, m. 1880 noon. $3.50
.. M. and 1910 y. m.
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Waterman nrotbsr.. stock iiros.rs.
No. . Central Blk. Phone is-5 rings.
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SUGAR.

New York. April i.-SuEnr raw
strong tending upwards; fair refining.
. is-i6. centrifugal. sG test. Z 7-is. mo-
lasses sugar. 1915; refined firm;
crushed. -; powdered, a.. granu.
lated, 90,
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kim-r d. Darling. stock nrokcr.
cans, . W. End South. Tel. t0s,
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AuorioNi Auoriosi

ON Wednesday. April 9Th. at 1880 u.
M, No, 4 Hcllevue Place ON sixth
South street. between Flfth and sixth
East street, nnc lot OF Household Fur
niturc Carpets. knnrr. china. silver
ware. st., carpets. line lot Pictures.
etc. ,etc. Zee sunday papers for COM
plctc list
X. \. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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rIiE wEEK's pusINEss

wiring the week sales on both cx'
changes were as follows:
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22
 Report by Counties.
coming up.

Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co.,: J. M. Hudson-The week has been d ia vorable one for crops; plenty of sun shine and no rain. Cotton is grow ing a little too fast and not fruiting as it should.
 England, Lonoke Co.,. w. J. Locke-W Weather very warm. Cos ton and corn doing as well as could be expected.
 Ulm, Prairie Co ". A, Payer No raio since the 7tb. Some corn is full of grass and turning yellow. Cotton continues to present fair prospects. Wheat and oat thrash ing continues; yield will be short.
 Phoenix, Lincoln Go c. s. Smeed The first part of the week the ground was too wet 10 blow. All crops are looking fine. Most of the corn laid by, and cotton generally is free of grass ard presents fine pros poets.
 Roe, Monroe Co.,. F. Trotter-- Weather has been1 warm and dry. Crops not suffering for lack of rain just yet. Corn and cotton are look ing fairly we'll.
 Arkansas City, Desha Co. Wm. Tobias-Weather has been very fine for cultiyating and growing. of cot ton. No rain during the week.
 Bryant, Saline Co T R. Tomlin son-Corn very good. Cotton fruit ing well
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22
 IN THE VALLEY.

The " alley of Vapors'' is proving leading attraction for Pine Bluffi- ans here of late and many of our people are sojourning Tn that benef- cia1 resort. We clip the folio wing personals from one days issue of the Hot Springs News;
 Miss Dix Smith popular Pine Bluff oung lady, is visiting friends in the city.
 Mr. Carl Yoss, of Pine Bluff, came up Saturday and joined his family here for several weeks sojourn.
 Nil. sam ". eulpepper. a promi- nent druggist of rine Blun, and his family are spending several weeks i'll the Valley.
 Miss Jessie. the charming daughter of Mrs. Peter D. Green. proprietress of the Bloomington hotel, leaves this afternoon to visit relatives and friends at Pine Bluff.
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THE CROPS. MOST OF THE EARLY CORN IS MADE, BUT SOME OF
 TT NEEDS RAIN.
HOT DAYS. COOL NIGHTS.
The First Crop of Irish Potatoes About All Dug, Second Crop
 Coming Up.

 U. s. Department of Agriculture,
 Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
 Weather Bureau, Arkansas Sec
 tion, for the week ending July F:
 Hot days and cool nights during the first of the week and high tenn peratures with an unequal distribu- tion of rain during the closing days of the week, were the characteristic features of the weeks weather.
 The hot days and cool nights were not favorable for the growth of crops, and they suffered further in jury by the dry, hot weather of the last of the week. Most of the early corn is made, but some of the early planted aud the young corn need rain. Chinch bugs are reported as doing damage to corn. Cotton, as a rule, is doing well, especially that which has been thoroughly cultivat- ed; 1t IS growing well and fruiting nicely in most sections, while in a few localities 1t is beginning to feel the want of rain, and is being ipjur- ed by sharpsbooters. Wheat and oat thrashing continues; reports vary as to the yield; in some sec tions the yield of both will be below the average, while in others it will be far to good. First crop of Irish potatoes about all dug, secord crop coming up.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22
PINE BLUFF
Will be he Headquarters for More
 Cotton Belt Officials.

Pine Bluff, fit cootinnes to ad- vance in railroad circles as it has in the past, will be quite a prominent railroad center for headquarters If the officials of the Cotton Belt.
 We were reliably informed today that J. B. Kelly, the prrsent road master for the Cotton Belt, with headquarters at Brinkley, had been appointed general loadmaster and his headquarters ordered moved to Pine Bluff. The move would doubt less oe of more convenience to the road, and much benefit will be de- rived from it oy Pine Bluff
 Our informant also tells us that the headquarters of Division Road master F. Grafton, which is now stationed at Camden would also be moved 10 this city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22
SUIT OF INJUNCTION.

This morning MT Geo. H. Adams, through his attorneys, White X AL theiner, filed a suit of injunction against Mr. T. j. Wilson, to prevent him from engaging in the printing business in Pine Bluff.
 Last spring MT. T, J. Wilson sold his interest in the Adams Wilson Print ting Co. to Mr. Geo. H. Adams, and the agreement was that Wilson was not to engage in or ic any way be connected with a printing office in Jefferson county for period o' 25 years.
 The plaintiff states that the de- fendant is abont to engage in the job printing business and prays the court to restrain him from engaging in such business for the term of the bill of sale.