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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27

For the winter holidays the Chicago
Great Western Railway will sell excur-
sion tickets Dec. % to 25 and Dec. 80 to
Jan. I. inclusive. good to return Jan. 3.
1900, to all stations on its line within 200
and one-third for the round trip. For
further information inquire of any Chi
cago Great Western Agent, or address F.
H Lord, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. 113 Adams St., Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS.
Take Laxative Rrnnan Oninina ia t1ntr
The RED CROSS SOCIETY
OF TransvaaI and
Orange Free State

Has Opened Headquarters at 17G
East Third Street, st. Paul, Mimi,
where contributions will be re-
sale. Minimum price, 20 cents.
Contributions of one dollar and
over will be accounted for in daily
papers. THEO. f. KOCH,
%reNsurer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
TO TAKE UP THE BUDGET.
Both Branches OF the Council Are to
Meet Tonight.

Adjourned meetings of the assembly
and beard of aldermen will be held this
evening to consider the tax budget. The
letter from Corporation Attorney Mark
ham touching OH the question of school
finances will also be taken up .... -,
Previous to the session the members
of the council Will caucus on the selec-
ton of a building inspector and the Of
fetal paper for the coming year. 8. H.
Haas. the present building Inspector, will
undoubtedly, be -chosenofor another term.
w. f. Brink, bricklayer, was trotted
out yesterday as a candidate for building
inspector. but the mentioning Of bis name,
it is claimed. is simply, to. advance his
chances for an appointment as an in
>spector in the Offices
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
wAGNER's NEW PLACE.

First Warder VIII Have Charge of
the Street Cleaners.
Fred Wagner, a First ward political
hustler, ana an avowed Kieferite, has
been placed in charge of the night force
of street cleaners. J. E. Williams was
let out of the same position few weeks
ago on the ground that there would be
no more work Wagner has been employ
ed during the summer and fall as sprin-
king inspector at $3.50 per day, and the
same wages will be paid him in his new
job.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
savings Rank Dividend.

Claimants anxious for their money can
get their dividends in one payment by
calling on US AT No. 81 East Fourth street
We pay cash for claims against Savings
and Germania Banks OF St. Paul n. r,
Frost, agent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
EIGHTEEN, BUT DRUNK.
Maurice O'COnneIPs Second OfRense
Takes Him to the WOrkhOuse.

Maurice O'Connell, aged eighteen, was
charged in the police court yesterday with
the second offense of drunkenness. Judge
Hine sent him to the workhouse for ten
days An effort was made to induce the
youth to tell where he had been supplied
with liquor, but he declined to tell. He
said he lived at 1874 Charles street, but
professed to be unable to remember where
he had gotten drunk
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
Mental Ralance Lost.

Boufer was taken in charge by Officer
Houska, at Seven corners; yesterday aft
ernoon, On suspicion of insanity. DR..
Weirick examined the man, and had him
sent to the county jail for safe keeping.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
MAKE NO MIsTAKE-sMoKE
Ell Modelo or Tennyson cigars.
MOTION TO DISMISS.
Attorneys for Mundt Claim the
COmDIaint Is Weak.

COmpIa1nt Is W eak.
The case of Otto Mundt, charged with
conducting a fraudulent game a his place
OF business, 9S East Third street, by which
il is alleged several Minneapolis "specu-
lators" were mulcted of money aggregat-
ing $14O, came up in the police court yes
terday, on a continuance. Counsel for
the defense made motion to dismiss the
two counts against Mundt on the ground
of insufficiency of the complaint. Judge
Hine took the motion MISREPRESENTATION
until Jan. 5. The prosecution has put in
its evidence.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
PIumbers Have an ELECTION.

The Plumbers union last evening elect
ed the following officers for 1900: P. H.
Waters, president; J. ~McQUillan, Vice
president; Charles Doyle. recording sec
rotary; J. Simmer Jr.. financial secre-
tary; Martin Feehan, treasurer, Henry
Steiner, inside guard; Martin Fredecker,
outside guard BOARD of directors, Martin
Feehan, Peter McQuillan, Norris Con-
nell, Robert Stark and John McCarty.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
DEATHS.

BACON-Arabella Knox, widow of the
late Cyrus Bacon Jr., assistant sur
geon u. S. A, Dec. Is, at the residence
Of her son, DR.. l.. G. Bacon, 737 Fair
mount avenue. Services Wednesday
8 D. M, 1877 Fairndount avenue. Inter
ment at Niles. Mich.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
'H Lab on g
a@EEE 3 81 8 Exc $50 90
q e ga

The Carpenters union held we'll at
tended meeting at Labor hall last even
ing. Fred Refer c. Smith, Joseph Lemke
and Paul Cote were admitted to mem
bersip, The business agent reported ten
new applications for membership. F. J.
Carlson and Andrew Peterson were voted
two weeks sick benefit Henry Johnson
was put on the sick list. 1t was decided
TO procure $50 working cards from the
Building Trades council. The members
will pay for the cards themselves for the
first quarter. y committee of three was
authorized to submit amendments to the
bylaws
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
Leather w or.I1srs Elect Officers.

The Leather Workers union held its an
nual election last evening, choosing the
following officers for the ensuing term:
vice president; W. II. Houlton, recording
secretary L. w. Drake. secretary treas
urer; =. Schnach, chaplain; Frank
ZschOkke. local organizer; John Wag-
ner, marshal ;~P. Kan, eMill, guide; w. H
HOu!ton, journal correspondent; eXecu-
tive board, +. G. Schett,. NJ. Ruhlman and
z. J. Peterson.
The union elected sJalnes NfcCool and
". Gamble as delegates to the Trades and
Labor assembly: The receipts for the
SI72S. W. f Chamberlain and W. NJ.
Murroughs were admitted to membership.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
BARRIERS Annual.

A largely attended meeting was held
by the BARRIERS union, at which the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Charles
Plonsff, PRESIDENT; Y. P. Block. vice
president;=-J. Is Gieske, recording secre-
tary; W. r CurtFss, financial SECRETARY;
Max Ne1neck,~ treasurer; NJ. e. Murray,
guide; tinance committee, P. Heck, w V.
Howard and Andrew Young J. L. Gle Ike
M f.. MURRAY AND Andrew Young were
chosen as delegates to the Trades and
Labor assembly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
FARMERS NOT ELATED.
Henry PIOwman Says the "GOod
Times" Are Mostly Talk.


Times" Are Mostly Talk
Henry Plowman, former member Of
the legislature, and prominent in Otter
Tail county, was at the state house yes
terday.
1.-The farmers of Otter Tail county are
not particularly elated over the so called
good times, " said Mr.. Plowman. "They
are having to pay from 80 to ITS per cent
more for everything they buy tllan they
did year ago, with wheat prices the
same then. AS a matter of fact the
farmers are no better off today than they
were a year or even two years ago. The
price of every thing that is used on the
farm has advanced out of all proportion
with the price of wheat and other ce-
reals"
TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. E: w. Groves signature is on
each box 25c
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
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Main StOre............7th and Broadway
Uptown StOre........Library Building.

Holiday week food bargains at
both big stores. Remember that
"SCHOCH'S means economical
opportunities the year round.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27

EsesEE Schools MIX First Patent Is the
~ Ws best made Why paw more for the
same -four under other brands: This
noHr IS ana mas for years teen proving itself the
very highest Of high grades
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
go before the full board, and refused to


1t is claimed by some of the politicians
that there are too many plums being
given out to Sixth warders, and that
Shovel will be let out, and a successor
selected from the Eighth ward Shovel
has held the job since June, 1885,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27

If you would be sure your photograph
is taken in the correct style visit Haynes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27

binatiOn, and That Branch of
the Local Business Has It's Price
Set.
A report reached st. Paul yesterday to
the effect that the Waterous Engine
Works company had been absorbed by d
trust formed in the East among compa-
MES manufacturing engines and fire ap-
paratus.
Z. J. Waterous, vice president of the
company, was seen at his home, 336 Pleas
ant avenue. last evening, and stated that
the report was not true, although for over
a year efforts had been made to effect
a combination among the manufacturers
Of fire engines, but to date everything
had been on paper, and plans had not
assumed a definite character.
1--WE would be willing to sell cut the
fire engine department of our business, -
said Mr.. Waterous- to the G Q b e, ito
any one who would pay is our price, as
our trade in gasoline engines and other
fire apparatus has grown immensely of
late. But we will not sell out unless they
pay us our price, and a good price at
that We are well satisfied with st. Paul,
and If we sold cut it would only be the
one branch of the business" SO
The WaterOus Engine Works company
was located in ST. Paul fifteen years ago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
TWENTY YEARS TOO MUCH.
Difference In Age of the Welded
DrOhans.

Mrs Winifred Drohan, residing in Du-
luth, has commenced an action for di-
vorce from her husband, John Drohan,
alleging desertion in July, 1888 The pa
pers in the suit were forwarded to Sher-
if WAGNER yesterday to serve on the
defendant The plaintiff alleges that she
is thirty-nine and the defendant sixty
years of age. They were married in No
vember, 1890
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
Christmas and New Years Rates.

several selections. Two coIored vocalists
sang. =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
MIR. ELLIsoN's FAREWELL.

He Tenders a Supper to the Gas
Company Employees.
Heads of departments and employees Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
CHOICEST SELECTION OF To-
srBACCO.
GARBAGE CONTRACTS.

El~Modelo and Tennyson cigars.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
FLIR1'S WITH 4 TRUST
COMBINE HAS HEN AFTER THE
WATEROUS ENGINE WORKS
COMPANY
WITHOUT SUCCESS, IT IS SAID

The Vice President Of the Company
Says That Efforts Have Been
Made for Year to Effect Com
bination, and That a Branch of
Set.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27

James w Lawrence of Minneapolis
will succeed GeoFge Bixby as chief clerk
at the states prison at Saltwater. Mr.
Lawrence leaves for Saltwater today.
where he will take temporary charge of
the books He has not consented to &C
cept the position permanently, but will
remain there until Mr.. BiXbys successor
&c chosen
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-27
VITAL STATISTICS.

Heads Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

roN' week. ig the Union Pacific f1r Che
Denver uWyltnra.
congressman King has bought 90
lVghHid NolimHu some promising
,'niw. lu th. fu sniio miuira district.
paying 10 guully portion of the purchase
price down. and the balance Goo come
in n frw months Tho gentleman will
INCORPORATE and interest Washington
capital
Tho boom iu the copper bolt along co.,
Slu Rafael lu Emery county seem.
fH hIN. Nutiuurl uut. owing tn Inc f4rf
that ihn most promising prospects down
ihHtr HrH uud ur Zoo litigation. und 10
W17 on ihg development ~ these th1t
the majority of owners were drpsnIluf
iu I"mlnrtrnta Tho values uf thH uthrrH.
The Pleasant Valley coal c1mrunp.
ol"f1unf mines nt Castle Cato. SEQ.
tHll. Winter Quarters clear crock ana
OBJ whore lu this part of Utah ura nd.
vHftlalng fur miners 800 NJ them Tho
output W coal THE winter u carbon
county. VIII ho the lnrgcHt ever known
in like period.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

London. sept, 1.-two thousand ave
hundred bales NJ shcopaklns were sold
no auction In MlnclngInnc today The
selection was poor. but there were scv-
yrul fine parcels which brought good
prices Practically AN the offerings
were sold ut prices ranging above the
previous rates. MprlnoH were IA 10
"a ana n frw choice lots nearly IA
higher Fine crossbrcis, NNA. coarse,
Id higher, the home trade was the best
buyer France and Germany taking
moderate lines. The strong demand
De- attributed 90 the hoalthincHH ~ the
home market ana the activity 90 SEE
cure woods from the skins was con-
tuuod. The scarcity n Increasing, ana
thorr ls difficulty Ia finding an adequate
supply.
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no.roN cAriTNt ~ urAu.
: X. Cushing Comes To Iiuy a Large
Acreage nf Copper.

Acreage Of Copper.
A Denver News sp.rlat from, prle.
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which b. llnalirrid one if III. ur.fYi9,
M. t'l.'.,,...f.'.r IN 80 n.tli frt
wIiI ytaii tb. lils1,IIr WIii .4i ib.r.
rba ola DIVER MIN. d. uI.t r., tb.
center uf Hftf.rfII1 iu IA V.rp5i .,il
and conner b.If T'ba ~. .' .f.,.l.r.. f..,..i
nur 1871 been gotten 10 the pr5pIfty La.
t.r ID HurI of .au..fb|u.. It. Ia mn.
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nr. Also. th. nov ulnrhinery win
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15
TONE WAS VERY FEvE5ISB
Heavy fs E or En'.r Tu-H a-i


Sew York. Sept lsaurH Hyu Tur-
HIt and rI Paul u.r. Oh. '..Hf. It
tHu uU uIHH Transit .u .. .H
HnurUH .HIu 900 H I.H".uiIuH ifHu
tit Zoo .I. hu DHifHm. l,H HH.u" Is.
So Paul uIHH rrum I.u Geo I.UH Dos.
were thH uulH When ufuuklIu NHws
HIt reached go. uuyluE orders Appeared.
which put thc price rHUN ZOO HlH. lH.IE.
blocks came lut uu GOO advance" uul
the tome wnH NHrb fHNrTIHu. Iuuru uHr.
also marked declines Iu TruuHHe. UllL
aW r.DNu tobacco. HuEHI metropolitan
Hff. railway. and fHmH minor uruua
critics The railroads Improved Ht.uil.
lN after the initial weakness. hut failed
tu reach lHHt nights level a Cow stocks
moved independent ut thH general llst.
ana made substantial gains including
Smelling urtf.trnd Expectations ut
Increased earnlurH owing tu th. favor.
able weather conditions. ruuHrd brisk
demand fUr the Cutiprl. aIHnH them
lull. The general market Hympt.
thlErd strongly Towards midday
there WIS renewed demonstration
against tue ErHnEur ana Nuuhlyn
Transit The latter dropped from 0s
60 s9a &c. Paul sold at lllh. ana
the other western HniruH. sugar. uul
iuuplg'u gnH reached thH lowest uf.
frrinrH uu thu decline were sHIy heavy.
The market rtrHiloI before midday
brooklyn TuuHlt lui Sugar rHuuuui-
Ink nearly "a point Pressure against
bonds was g"uUfil but 100 material
Losses were made.
The covering movement carried
Brooklyn transit up tu sI uud thH whole
llst showed some Improvement lu sym.
pathy Manhattan declined th and
Trgurit turned duwuWurdH under
fro.h supply OF llquIiutInE sales Their,
were dcylinvs 40 other points but the
Fnlllug movement ana not become gem
crnl brooklyn truurlt fought hard 90
W and came back through heavy buy.
ing 90 49, The closing showed Brook.
lyu transit under pressure and the rUHt
OF the market rather duli but fayorIsh
and Irregular 40 not losses throughout
SUGAR.
New York Sept ia.HSugur qulot.
MONEY AND BONDS.
New York. Sept TO- Money ON call
steady az 5is per cent Prime mCrcan-
tile paper lanI per cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at i.s5AmtkG
Tor demand. ana ik2iauA Tor 90 duyHi
posted rates. ihiiaf lhi and Ah1ulss
commercial bills ttuauise.
silver certificates, aYW4
bur silver 30.
Mexican dollars. az.
Government bonds steady. 2'H reg.
loo'a. 90 reg, ana coupon, i.oSl. now
- rrE. ana coupon. 1906 old iH reg.
Liz. DO couponillit. s'H res. and cou-
pom, lllH,
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A now hoist ana pump has been orr.
H'fod Tor the South sunbeam
H. 70 Cole. who has returned from
% trip 90 Boise. says that the Chrckmata
mill building D. nearly completed.
The Copper Glance mining cillma NJ
tent
Another car of rich ore o. promised
from tho wedge milne near Marysyalc
IN a faW days.
The Sacramento reported nt the Re-
hnnry today with re- batch OF cyuuldoH
WEIGHING about 800 pounds.
}. g. Lynch has been granted tho
privilege ~ representing W. ~ Clark
un thn 'p1r ~ the exchange until fur.
thor notice.
Fourteen inches uf carbonate ore Az
HuNlUE 20 uuutDH silver and 81 lu gold
Or reported Co have been encountered
In The Northern Light Extension prop
crty on Lion I'M.
\ contract haa been Oct Tor $1,000
worth 0f work ON the Terrace Gold
q Copper Mininr cump1ny'H property
Do tho Newfoundland district. Box FL
Der county.
An amendment 90 the articles of tho
bingham Placer Mining company was
hiod yesterday BOO the county olorkn
office. Flfty thousand shares Of tho
ft0Ck CO.., made preferred and carry
10 per cont interest
pe In Mar Lode; 4 car and track
have been put 900 40 the Gold Eagie ana
N,Fllt BrHs. viii push work ON the
elaine mud win undoubtedly make n
paying mine OF Il before they stop work
again.
~ o. BowG'ch ~ bingham e. said 10
have discovered copper teaching pro-
cess that &C. highly successful. a %
pound piece NJ copper bullion was OBJ
tanned from about 90 pounds of I per
cont Dalton and Lark ore.
DE IN Mar Lode. Immense buiica 81
on, In tho De n Mar and April Fool
groups Increase iu size as they go down.
Both w.uUr are now looking better than
over. and. N rcporte are true, the orc
body ON the iG10-lovcl of tho De II
Mar gr1up is a biz one indeed.
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RETRO IS VERY ACTIVE.
DAILY West Lower bunker MN Goss
higher swansea sells at
si.Ju.
T0DAYS METALS;
SILVER 80
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER II.


In spite NJ the fact that number
~ brokers rested uuoaaIiy nrt night
IN thcif efforts 10 take advantage 1f
the expiration of tho duck low this
morning. the days call ON the Salt Lake
Exchange resulted in very good buHI-
ness Mammoth advanced Coo i2I4iI
ana continued very active. Dlly-Wost
was weaker selling down Co tifNl.
while Geyaor sold around % cents 1bi
Daisy hung around % contH pgtrl dil
phenomenal business nt from % 90 Is
cents. Northern LlFht was active
around 30 cents and Sacramento went
u i1ia cents swansea sold ut $3.50
Bunker iilll won't ot 5ccnts Joe Bowers
roid 20 i3ia contH HoworH Extension 90
shcents and Yankee changed hands at
15h cents.
Closing quotations were posted ns fol-
lows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Al Electric Moist 3. soon to be In
stalled.

stalled.
T.. q Woruou was 90 ME- deck today
after hIs stuv OF Few days Boo Rims
ham. o. Or nII fhut 10 WIN hu tow
days yet before the Sow Mammoth
cyanide shipment win roach town.
when % docs come 10 will NOT hH H1
valuable OFFS some hHE. stated The
clean up Wu hU 90 small One uH not
wHra than ONE. fourth Hi thH deposit
lH Zoo shape tH chip tn fhH refinery just
yet About 'hHu"- fHuTihH of the Nulua
able gynulIuH will have 90 remain lu the
tanks until thH uuNI uluIu up about oct
10. and this mot reduces thn weight M
tho shipment uul thus tnH NnIuy may
NOT exceed so 900 AH only thu dump d u
hHru worked DO o. Impossible tn draw
any certain conclusions from th' prr-
sent operations. Tho dump value Do n
very uncertain quantity 49, soon us o.
o. cleaned up however work WIN begin
ou ore from tho rich SLOPES uu the 900
and glF levels. Assay returns show this
ore 90 ha worth from fi2 tu $40 r. ton.
Preparations fur thH installation NJ uu
electric hu'Ht urr going Un very miiH-
rriuuly and 10 win hU but #hHrt
time now before everything lu ouUu.C.
tIuu with fh N.W NuWWuth win Doe
operated by th. subtle luIi
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Tho So George Cunrar Mining com
uuuN ly W vs. DIH j e.. a. King 70
Is Mccormick, ST. j. ONuuru and o. N
Garrison 600 uf This city, Nlel articles
uf Incarceration with the county D'HrE
today Tfr capitalization hlH ho 10 ny1l
ut 100000 witch HrHr"H roo 80 Hlrh Tho
rHWr.rg hus iHHa.I from the Dixie
Mining and Smelling company the f1l.
lowing r'aima. Situated Iu tho Tufmru,
bot district Washington County.
ArHN. Evening StHr Morning Star,
White Elephant Highland Mary HID
d.u Treasure. Limestone, Homo su-
uHn Home Pickett Last Chance,
champion Hud Sentinel
Thu uWenrf urrs e.. Is. Mccormick.
urraidDnt W w. Ola. ylr0-prosIdout:
4 g. r.. King secretary and treasurer.
Those. with A. j. O'Menu and a. ~.
Garrison nlFn constitute the director
HIr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

M Alaska rrospsctor cannot toll nj
Name.

M Alaska rrospector cannot toll hi
Name.
a dispatch from Seattle. Wns today
says that among IN. many unfortunate
urusp.ct1rs that have returned from
Alaska thia season De- nn old man who
cannot teu who b. Dr. or where De
came from. There o. eliot Of blood in
hIH brain which has caused a paralysis
0f uaHrh. due Co. typhoid fover The
only words De can utter are an lnlu-
uuHt sos aud uu. ly thH ull Of map
90 wUr LEARNED that hs came from CAM
bridge. Mass. A man who IccumuanlU
him from Dawson says DIE maine Or
something likr Fisk" Efforts ORE Dee
iur WH1e Co establish the mans llonti-
tys Ills limbs are also paralyEgl.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Tho BOARD ~ Director ~ tho t'tuh
Sugar Company has this day declared
% dividend to ~ ~ .ih per cent On
uhIr nc the ONCE NJ tho company,
nstrp. Nuws building salt Lake
CITY Utah. on sept 10Th, lHW 20
ttlckhullurs of F1cird on sept apth,
iTH The stock transfer huuAs will
rlnsU az % u'cluck D. m. On sept. -lth
irs. unl be- rUnponul ut 10 O'Clock a.
m. uu sept 9th. tHiu.
HORACE Il. WHITNEY, soc'y
GAIT Lake tity, Utah, Sept 18th 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

otto q. uud.on pt.po.e.of Two Third. ~
iiis Interest


A change win shortly take place IN
The Salt Lake city onyx and Minlug
company Hitherto otto G.. Hudson has
held the control ln the company. owning
$4,000 shares NJ stock out of tho 800 900
into which the capital stock lH divided.
Mr. Hudson lH anxious tu Gee work
pushed uu the company property In
fuHiur new me- into thH AFFAIR." ul tho
company which have been dragging Cor
some time past hH has trluHfDrrri two
thirds NJ hls interest tu 10. %, WI on
ana h'H partner Str. Barnett. o. q
Wilson viii likely become president M
the company and tho work NJ getting
the hoist IN place will I. giu at once.
The company o. only about $40 NO debt
10 has $4,000 .hIr.H OF stock ln thH
treasury mud o. should not Doc difficult
Tor tho company tn forge ahead N the
onyx samples exhibited are any erltpr.
lon by which Go iula.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Toduys call 0n the Salt Lake IKE
change resulted Zoo the ulo OF $1,000
Hhnrga Tor igag11s1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Campbell a Grrouc, stock Urokrrs,
10 w Second South ST. Telephone 5l6.