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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The ore chute Ia the Eagle and Blue
ncll below the 100 level disclosed early
this week some exceptionally hlFh yai-
uea In silver. some picked samples run-
ming AZ high a. 900 ounces In the white
metal. together with quite a hpndsome
value In the yellow,
Two carloads u ore are being loaded
and will go out probably tomorrow.
The prospecting force has been takon
on inside the mine. and the working
shaft. which IL &C. b. connected with
the orr bodies, u helng reimbered and
put In shape Tor sinking. In the mean.
time sufficient ore viii be stopped 10
meet the monthly payroll and other
expenses The Eagle f. rapidly taking
on the importance ~ q bonanza. aud
whom the SHAFT has reached the 800
level and connections are made with
the ore. n continuous string ~ hand
some dividends Will follow. Both Jack
son and John McChrystai are thorough
ly familiar with the conditions which
exist In the property, and are ably
seconded In the work 81 development
By supt Gus Tctro.-Tlntic Miner.
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DEsERET EVENING NEVIS SATURDAY NOVEMBER is,

organized district. TOoelc county. W.
a. Cooke, claimant. H. II. brown.
deputy mineral surveyor. ordered IS
sued November 18th
i7ss-Butte and Boston No. Lode
same "a i15s.
i2so-Butte aud Boston No. iodol
same as ass
ass
tis:-orsat Divide No. 2 lode same as
ass
.ls1-Great Divide No lode. same as
ass
.ssi-Grcat Divide No. lode: same as
t26s
iles Great Divide No. lode. same as
1855.
Mountain Lion No. 1. 2 Ind
lodea Pinto iron mining district, Iron
county. s. ~ Miner. claimant. Robert
Gurlinski. deputy mining surveyor, or
der issued November 9Th.
i2s5-Duiuth and Duluth No. lodcs.
same as t2eG.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been one of quietncss
In commercial stocks, simply because
holders Of the dividend payers VIII not
stock has changed hands except Utah
sugar stock. Of which n cunalderahle
block was sold through Hcber j. Grant
a co. this morning at $500 per share.
The next dividend OF twenty-five cents
per share being payable December 4lnt,
and the third call for subscriptions to
the new stock occurring on January LIST,
IL Is likely that dealings IN both the Old
and the new stock VIII be active from
now ON until the end 81 the year The
city banks are said to hold $4,000 900 Ia
deposits at the present time.
state Bank stock sold at $4,000 dur
Ing the week. The figures below give
the last known transactions In each OF
the stocks named.
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Mr. Cutler. manager OF the Utah
Sugar company, Is In town today and
reports that tho battery force has hoen
trnnafvrrcd from tsshi 10 snrlnryillc.
weeks 10 dispose ~ AN the heeta stored
at that plant Tho sprngvllle plant win
then Do closed down ana the batteries
resumed nt Lfhi His present estimate
n that the beetH will an be- disposed OF
by Jnnuur" 10th, 1900 the full estimated
crop " 10000 tons VIII be- handled, all
most that amount having already been
received.
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HAND AND MACHINE LABOR,

Hand versus Machine Labor" IL the
title " a booklet By Hon. Carol -.
Wright, our leading official statlstlcian.
The subject matter treated Of rs indl-
Gated IN the little. ana an exhaustive
study ~ the data contained In the work
VIII do much 10 explain the success OF
American manufacturers In foroign
competition. Take one Item. Brussels
carpet, which we md. according to Dr.
Wright, IN now woven on power looms
with an expenditure Of half-hour of
labor per yard, whereas In 1850, when
hand looms were used. more than eight
times this amount OF labor was eN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

mines and the Ecvercit smnlter had
been sold to German syndicate for
81. 200 900. and that a. a condition q
the sale thotlockcfellcr syndicate agreed
to repair and operate the Everett and
Monte Christie railroad. THIS agree
ment u 10 said. conditioned provision
that the tonnsge charge on Monte
Christie ORE should not exceed q per
ton. W. J. Rucksr was supposed 20 have
promoted the deal while In New York
lately. The story 10 believed at Seat
tie. but cannot be confirmed,
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onIcAoo,s nuoKnr Amors.

Chicago, Nov. is,--rhe Tribune says:
II IL intimated that the Chicago stock
exchange at an early date may take
hand In the bucket shop campaign
which has received 10 much impetus
from the developments In the Mclean
case on che board Of trade. a com
mittco has been appointed by the local
exchange. including H. X. DOnnelly, s,
c, Love and J. Il. Otis IT,. to confer
with tho regular committee Of tho
board Of trade and the New York
stock exchange authorities for concert
Qf action. II 10 Understood that several
conferences have been had.
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pended To make one yard. on an sN,l,
age IFS hours Of labor weiy 49, 49,
while making one OF our olllln,s 40
now we make "a better ploW ~ ~, w
four hours. In cotton, Toe, ih- l..i's
u helper in the Held ot t'9ll,il.. tsos
the ratio OF machine 20 hanl lavll ~
about 200 20 !. and in other you ~,
the wcnvcrs art the mlrhi.s Ia
greater trlumphs over hanl "gesi.Ai
practically every one ~ INV IN
products nodded from lt'n A,ai5e.
the savings erected 10 lhelI ~ ,r5.
ture through the lntfoluct.h
chlnory " very great --ifalau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

roree OF Men Put On At the savannah to
Take out Copper ore.

Special Correspondence.
Washington. Washington Co. Nov.
ig.-Nnlng south and west Of here "
taking onmcthinH Of a boom. - force
Of men have just gone out 10 the ia.
vannah mine 10 Fet out n car load or
copper ore for shipment The Copper
Mountain mine also n starting w
again under the direction u g. u.
White.
The Grand Gulch mine b. now doing
good work under the direction Of Isaac
Jennings. The smcltcr At the Dixie
group has just shut down. and the
Hmeitcr which thcy have iust built,
northeast Of s. George. will soon start.
and ~ expected ~ DO good work, which
VIII h. n great benefit 20 the town.
PROJECTORS continue 60 60 20 Ball
Valley and arc making some fine DIS
covufiou.
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Omaha. Nsb., Nov. is.-cattls-Rs.
eelnta 200 Market steady. Native
beef steers t.60 u 500; western steers
4'a9 y q y0i Texas stcera, J.75 u l.gg.
cows and huifcrs, $40 0 tOO. Gamers,
~. q 800. atockcrs and feeders. ) 90
v Aisi calves, 500 y Gil. bulls. stays,
Hogs-hecelpts, $500, Market shade
lower, Heavy a.s2h q gs7h; mixed.
1856 " 3,S1is. light. 3. s7n u y 10. plrs'
40 y s'ss, bulk OF sales, .s2n u
g.s14.
.sheop-Rcccipts. 100. Market steady.
Naive muttons, 4.2s a a. %. western
mutl1na, 400 y ass: stock sheep. . 20
= s'yO. lambs, 400 " s.25.
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pRopERrY TRANSFERS

Abstract OF die IN county ~, h
office. salt Lake city, No'''''
1888. - p,h.
G. w. Thompson 90 Panllna p,u
warranty deed, lot unl pail
lot 4. block /. Ehrlch'a sApl'' $40
Ton, block o, plat u .ss',.' 49,
Christine gorouarn 20 W. p. VA
warranty deed, 2 10 acres rlA'
east OF The fouthWost cntngl
section 2. townfhip south' '''s Is
W. II. BIRD 10 o. tAvngnlnn' W.
rnnty deed, a2.G acres t9lV,,b
OF section 20 township SUI
range west .stss .s..s,s. ~ m
ID. A. Giles TO 4. W. Nnple,
Cummings subdivislon' p''"
Robert Ilnrlsncss 10 ", j. t9,is.,i,
warranty deed. "a feet by " WI
uorihoast from the aollhnm 10
corner on lot %. block ", piA' Ia.
Il. A. Tire 10 y, a, bullo.N, ,,ib.
rnutv decd. l65xiCi feet .ps 'r
west from The northcasl '''' ~
OF lot o. block 81, rlAt ~, nI.I
All IN. county 10 w. W ht.,
nntt- ririrn decd. 500 acres
Yvest from aection &c, towhHhf d
south. range I west ',,.,...;;,,,,oi 20
Elizabeth S. bills and human l,,. idlei'
Emma s. Jones lult ,olgl', rods
i2xg rods southwest lfoln %
west NJ the northeast ''i"''
lot Z. block 40, plat g. g,i'na A.
W. J. Wolstcnholme 90 i6yfH
phillips, uult-oluim dee,1s', roii
rod, southwest from l-,ner o.
west of the northeast ''''''
lot s. block 4, plat N,.,.,.,,,.rls %
Estate OF Susanna knln,ii, rs %
Amelia Dale, decd, W ~, ~, north
rods northwest from w l'. igt Z,
OF the routheast corner ." q
block Is. plat Be- ''" -
Total zee, ',ss''''''''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

II. c. Chambers Of the great ontario
mine. and Col. A. y. Wall u Merour
fame. were out Saturday TO examine
rnHut group belonging 90 -, q. Har-
f1nEton. and located about one and one.
half miles north ~ town. says tho TIM
tie Miner We understand that the gen.
tlom,n are negotiating for the purchase
OF the property, and N the deal goes
through another deep SHAFT VIII 60
down this winter. In search of the
north extension Of the Bulllon- Beck
Gcmlni orc zone.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
CLOSING ACTIVE AND EASY
Wall Stree, Stock Market Ms a Hild f.
periense.
Changes In Prices censrsily small
Interest on Money low Live
stock aud Produce quiet

New York. Nov is-Dtalngs In
stocks at the opening wers widely dis-
triouted. but changes D. prices were
small and much mixed. Liquidation w
southern Pacific and tobacco was On
large scale and deprcsrri them iSib
Other stocks were not influenced and
gained some owing 10 The elnnicni buy
irs " baltimore q Ohio and a : polnt
rise in sugar Towards n eclgck pricss
advanced strongly In various parts "
the list. Manhattan. nro5tlyn transit
lead preferred, and 81. Louis a San
Francisco first preferred and smelling
preferred being congpicuoui There was
a rise " W. IN glucose. end Of point
10 a number or industrias Meantime
realizing IN sugar ana ualum0rs ohio
carried them IN a point from The best
The market hardened on he appearance
Of the bank statement. ani easad N on
realizing The closing was active and
easy. at small mixed net changes.
MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call easier az lgi pr cent
last loan. . Prime msran1ile paper.
shds per cent
Sterling exchange STEADY with actual
business Ia bankers bills al i.ssd. for
demand and at i.siItOig Tor " days
posted rates. s.S2is aud 80. CONNER.
clai bills i.soE.
Silver certificates. sshg9k.
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Denver, Colo. Nov. is-Cattle-Re.
ccipls. LOO Market quiet. but steady:
b,ef stocrs $50 " $50. COWS. 200 70
~ feeders. freight paid to river,
2.b " i.iii stockers, freight paid 10
Hver S.2s % as; bulls, stays. etc, 200
liosu-ilccelpts. 200, Market steady.
LIGHT packers, as u . no. mixed. /. 20
y ~. heavy, $50 q ass
sheep Receipts, 600. Market aulet
Good fat muttons s.i0 = t,lg. lambs.
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GOLDEN EAGLE WANTED
pai.y Record. lous sale -na"'n'o'"
sell. uad,r % -valso
weahtr
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER 58a
LEAD, skp
CASTING COPPER i5N

No material change IN prices Is ~
torisl Of he days business on 'ehanse'
excepting possibly IN Jos Dowers' which
passed 90, iOslc shares at prices falling
70 i,4. Mammoth DROPPED 100 at the
outset a, SIS. but Immediately
strengthened w TO ,l.oi and reeedsd
,ieh,y before The call closed. The 70.
Dor, that the railway dlniodliy had
bevn overcoms. and that ore shipments
would continue with customary regular
~ doubtless gave the stock strength
Lover Mammoth responded down TO
t,y phnc sihr Con. fsil back to u.
Daisy recorded D iiia 81 a slight ad'
,ancs over yesterdays pres. bringing
itn.
Northern LIGHT was weak and closed
Al y asked.
Goiasn Eagis participated heavily at
9 e.nu. weakening bsiop tho eloso TO
~.
ptt.o vent at u while yalso fell back
70 ~.
Inso, vas traded In around 10; Van.
tsc Con. went at ~. and showers at
r.i.ra,r Az. ,hs suatations uosted:
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They WIN Inspect the Mining Camps Of
Utah,

After making inspections Of several
large mining plants Ia California and
Nevada MuHsra, X. Chapman and
urinh pulley,of Australia have reached
Utah with letters Of Introduction to
Mr., Il. q Chambers
MT Dudley n connected with the Brok.
en- llill plant IN New South Wales
which produces more silver than any
other mine IN Australia, Mr. Chap
man IL lecturer on mining IN the Uni
yeraity OF Adelaide South Australia.
Both gentlemen viii be escorted
through the great ontario mine by Mi
Chambers on Monday. after which they
Will visit the Marsic mill and see the
Russell process at work, IN which Mr.
Dudley Is especially Interested
Resides looking over Park city the
visitors VIII Inspect tho camps OF Bing-
ham, Aercur and Tintlc before leaving
Utah,
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wni be rut Hack To Work on the Eas
rintlc Road Neat Week,


Special Correspondence,
Mammoth. Nov. 1.-THE little Alice"
the engine % the new east Unite
Railway Company was broken
down the early ptrt of tho week, will
be- repaired by next Tuesday or We'd
neadny, The engine borrowed from the
Mercur railway, while being u a SINH
lar construction. Is lncapnble ~ doing
the work and consequently no ship
menta were made from the Mammoth
mill this week ana only one carload of
ore was sent out from the mine Lum.
Der and other supplies are at present
being taken up 10 the company's mine
w WaEonn thus nNnldlng a ahut down
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golden uATE MILL
Improvements Msan Greater Demands
Upon the ore nadies.

The new addition 10 the great Golden
Gate min u nearing completion. This
extension viii give this already gigan-
tic mill the advantage of Z new leach.
ing tanks each having capacity N
200 tons The mill Is now no feet lon.
In IT, greatest length. A force of ma.
sons are busy preparing for new ana
Improved rooster. which viii shortly
b. Installed. The immense fuo IL now
butt and tee big s-foot stack has been
Ia place Tor some time, and Il Is stated
that u VIII not be- long before grcatcr
demands VIII be made upon the mine
lhan NNnr hnfnrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

American smelling Company has More ore
than n Can Treat,

Rumors are current that the Amorl-
can Smelling company will build an
other large amciter. Il la known that
the company. Of which r. Il. Jones ls
mgnagcr has hcen buying more ores
than ~ present plant can treat. These
ores have been piled M until today the
surplus reaches a value u about a.
past, n looks ~ n the building Of an
other Hweltnr may be decided upon.
Hut. when seen today. Mt Jones polite
~ declined TO either aiiirm or deny the
rumor.
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AT rnE MACK JACK.
New Hoist Almost Completed aud New
Machinery being Pat In

Special Correspondence.
Robinson, Nov. 1.-THE new hoist ut
the recently Incorporated BLACK Jack
MlnlnE company N almost completed
ana the new boilers ana machinery will
shortly be Installed. Tho machinery II
OF a very powerful and substantial pat
tern, the boilers being Of the 90 horse
power variety. The property Of
THIS company II principally owned
BY Jesse Knight and having
very desirable location should take little
development work 20 place Il among tho
dividend payers Of this district This
property lies almost south of the Grand
Central and Mammoth mines.
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Church Bonds .,,.s.,.,.,.....s.. l01Q'V0
=. l.. city II. r. Bonds ..,..,'. l,OiO.OO

The bank clearlngs " the country
again reached an enormous total for
the week ending last night, going over
the two billion figure Tor tho hrst time
In many weeks, an Increase over the
corresponding week last year of i7,G per
cent salt Lake again advanced her
total 10 s2,s1I, 253. an increase OF Ell
per cent over tho corresponding week
last year, These figures lead those OF
Portland, Ore. Seattle, Toledo. Hart
ford, New Haven. Peoria. Rochester
and Fort Worth.
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Kansas city, Mo. Nov ia-Cattle-
Receipts 900 Market steady. native
steers Absu5.IO, Texas steers 2G5IslS,
Texas COWS 2.55n3.O0i native cows and
hclferH i.500A50; atockcu and feeders
1850 10. bulls 2t0G1b0.
Hogs llccsiptH 5000, Market steady.
bulk N sales a.sIhqae5. heavy and
packers aNh03ss; mixed gGdgg2n. .
hght 5soHa95; workers. a90q1g5. pigs
No sheen
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ALL WHO APPLY NEXT WEEK
TREATED FREE UNTIL CUREnl
The Only Charge in Any Will Actual Cost 81
Medicines Used to Demonstrate That There Perrano
Cure for Deafness Catarrh and Chronic Diseases ~

come chronic Pc uroune
nc q
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

A New York dispatch today says the
Mount Morlmah Mining Co. has filed
articles OF incorporation with the coun-
~ clerk at Newark, N. j. II IN 10 ac-
quire and develop mines In California
The capital stock 10 $4,000. The
amount paid IN Is $1,000, There are
twenty incorporators, who hold flfty
shares each, sixteen live In Pewakee.
one lives In Mankatoo. MINI. one lives
~ Sussex. Wis, and one In Brookheld
Wis.
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All Who Apply next Week will be Treated
Free Until Permanent Cure is Effected.

The only charge win be for tho
patient permanently cured
of he medl
shores
demonstrate they will
2h and them until
actually used In provided
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Chicago. Nov. is.-Cattle-R Receipts
900. Market steady. generally I'M
changed. nesvca 10000. COWS asa
go heifcrr aisu5ih. cannsra 20oU100,
stockors and feeders soo9Aij. Texas
grass steers 32SdA25, TsSas fed oeovcs
i1ihG1j. westerns lOo1Gn
Hogs-Roceipts 1900. monday $1,000,
left over 400. Market steady to 9
cents lower Mixed and butchers $500
A0lis. good TO choice htayy ls0HiOo3
rough heavy aTb43s5. light gI5ggg5.
bulk o. sales 10oqse5
Shccp-llcceipta 1000. Market quiet.
unchanged. Natives AQg525. native
wethora 97sQt50: western lambs A60u
si0. western wethors JsQGti0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Old Hoard Reelected and oGlosr. Chosen
Work Under War.


special Correspondence,
Eureka. Nov. 1.-THE share holders
" the Illinois Minlng company held
their annual meeting ana election az the
Office of the company here this week
The old board OF directors and officers
were reelected and the work Will be
conducted under the management Of
George Adama, The mine IL located
north OF Eureka and very favorable
conditions exist Tor striking the north
extension u tbs Bullion Bock and
DENIM vein. In drifts from the 600
foot level some nice looking strlnCcrs "
QunrtlE have been cut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Tho extensive Improvements now IN
progress az the Mercur mill are being
pushed aa rapidly ns possible. but they
have been retarded hy delays IN the ar
rival OF lumber. A. Illustrating the
amount Of business being done al
eastern oregon lumber mills, Mr.. John
Dern states that the last car reached
Salt Lake i've weeks nfter lt was or
dcred. The usual time coupled In the
nlllng of such orders is about six days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The following mineral surveys or
dered have been filed In the office Of the
surveyor Heneral
A2Ss-cooke's bonanza No. Q lode, un-
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Two carloads Of very rich ore will be
shipped from the Eagle and Blue BELL
IN few days. The main working shaft
" now being rctimborcd and az soon as
this work 10 completed sinking will BE-
TVsumal
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sTocI TRANSACTIONS.
Daisy Nv a, i0p.
Northern Light 10 =, ,,y, 400 n,
NV ~ at Is. 80 wv ~
insot 100 at iog; LOO atm
,oo a \, ..l 10 at ti,osH, ioo at so,,
., A. ''0l 100 At 40. 100 at s.sy, loo
AZ. -, ,os Mammoth, 100 at IS; 100 OF
"a iv At 1lhi 10 at s.il.
sur Con. 100 At q. 100 a,n
s Sno~srs 700 a, t,R. 20 a, 4,
,,,,s. ~ !, y At ICY; 10 at q. 20 a, 81.
Naleo' i9o At so' 100 a, "A, Ia 80,
voc o. n9vers Extension. 400 al sG va
uolden Eagle. 5000 al h, y, oa VI -,
~, ,auS,e Con- 1900 At q, too a, an
zoe bowers, 1000 at II, 4 N. :. =. va Va
a, S a, ~. i's 400 at isa. 1ooo !, i az
W N AZ i'si 20 at is. seller 50 Ss a W.
s sSmoer q shares sold 1, ooo
'Hs value Of stock, iis,s 81.
-.-s-.
NV e sp q Greene, stock nros,r.
W. second South St, Telephone ia
Greek Cough Drops
''''''' Can Store, Kla Shoes. .,i.ss
NEW CATALOGUE
OF
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for ir rssas saD By TIE Desqret News. send
's'a" and eahyasssrs. A 70 deal
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Wheat opened steady today. No Y
over yesterday. Decsmbsr Al sih and
May az LIN
Close; Wheat-Dcc., q; May. M.
corn-Nov, giA May, llh
oats-Nov,, 49, May, ~ % Y.
putk-Nov., 1gih May St5
Lard-Sov,. ass. May 1876 D. 5.2fit
Rihs- Nov. $50. May. sos
CASH Wheal-No. 2. "a. o. o 6sM
No. ,. red IS " G7is. No. 2. hard winter.
u q G3A No, J. hard winter. 90 % "a,
No. !, northern spring, q p 10Y. 40
2. northern spring, 81 y iQt. No, q
sprlrg0 VI O. 30N.
corn-No. ?, asA q y; No, }, sig o
oau-No p ssHi No. !. s.a . "a
Hya-MA
uaflcy-s5 o a..
Tmothy-2 Is.
flaN-i soy.
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James q. Forester loft this week for
Nalt Lake and In short time will 20
20 California where he Will have charge
Of large milling plant Mr.. Forester
was formerly superintendent u the
Bulllon-Hsck mill at this place.
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WE TREAT
AND CURE

ASTHMA
ALL PRIVATE TRouBLN
BLOOD BLOOD DISORDERS
BRONCHITIS
BOWEL TROUBLES
BAD BREATH
BLADDER TROUBLES
CATARRH
CONSUMPTION Tin fins, a,..,
CHRONIC DISEASES sT
CHlLDREN'S DISEASES
DEAFNESS
DYSENTERY
DIARRHEA
DYSPEPSIA
EYES
EARS
ECZEMA
FEMALE TROUBLES
FLATULENCY
FlSTULA
GOITRE
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

San Francisco Nov, is-wheat quiet
and steady May, l,Osh cash. OK.
No allel % barley. calh. sals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

In addition 10 these the bullion Beck
mill. which ia now being operated under
leave. will send out two carloads o. con.
ccntrateu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Eureka. Nov. 1.-THE ofe shipments
from Tintic district Tor the week end
ing today have been as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Jceae Knight Of Provo came up last
Monday TO Inspect operations al the
Uncle Sam ana Humbug mines.
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