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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22
Oman's Sultan Yields to EnUIand.

Bombay, Feb %. - The sultan of
Oman has revoked the grant of coal
ing station to the French under the
British admiral's threats of a lombard
ment and the fact that the British war;
ships Eclipse, Sphinx and Redbreast
are lying off the port of Muscat. The
sultan has issued proclamation to the
foregoing effect, and he will make a
similar announcement in open durbar.
The French consul has entered a pro.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22
Tramp Killed In Il Wreck.

Jersey City, Feb. 22.-The two rear
cars of an Ontario and Western freight
train We're derailed at Ridgefeld Park
n j., by the breaking Of coupling pin
a tramp who was riding on the trucks
of one Of the cars was crushed to death.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22

Every taxpayer who is entitled to
vote at the March election owes it as a
duty to the city to see that he is regis
tered, and in the right ward.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22

Barre ought to be cold water CITY
for the next two weeks, judging by
our sidewalk discussions.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22
National Day and the old flag proud
ly waves in the faraway orient.

Waiting-A generous public to see
the reduction of the fare on the electric
railroad.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22

Lawyers. doctors, merchants, business
men, clergymen, everybody! Take
your soiled linen to the Barre Steam
Laundry.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22

ID. D. Royce of South Barre is local
agent for Pages Perfected Poultry Food.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22
MRS. S. NJ, YORK,
CHIROPODlST.

Manicure Hair Dressing and Shampoo
ing Parlors, Morse Block, Main Street,
Barre, VT. Office hours from 8 a. m.
to 8 p. M, except on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings Hours Sunday 8 80
u. M. to 10 80 a. m. Telephone 1884.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-22
TERMS:

Entered in the Post Office at Barre VT, as
second-class matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

treatment OF female disorders and dis.
eases.
Thlrd-lIccaure as chief consulting
physician to the invaiids' Hotel and
Surgical institute. OF Iiuffnlo. n. ". Df.
Pierce hrs surrounded himself Win
nearly a acorc OF assistant physicians.
each man graduated and legally
qualified physician. each man a siecl-
nlirt In the treatment OF some form u
disease. These physicians are daily
engaged In active practice In the In
vaiidH' Hotel. and bring 90 their
work an experience which every hour
ripena.
rourth-Iiccnupc the record Of CURES
by DIR. piercc'H treatment N phenpme-
nal. In more than thirty years ~ pfac.
tee half million women have been
treated and nlnety-clght per cent o. all
these have been absolutely and alto
Hcthcr cured.
There are others who make offers "
medical advice similar 10 that % Doctor
Pierce. Hut no such offer has behind u
u medical institution like the lnvallif
Hotel and stan Of qualified physi.
clans. OF such genuine record "
cures.
Women for their own Hakes should
investigate offers 81 medical advice
otherwise they may be led 10 write 10
a woman" rupposing they arr wriilng
90 a qualified physician and getting
genuine medical advice. Investigation
would show that behind such an oi.r
there was no qualified medical knowl'
edge. but probably some man, who I'M
able 20 write ~. u. after his name, was
using n woman as a bait, 10 attract
women Into n correspondence. In any
ease the medical advice u an unauall.
ficd woman u Just hs dangerous NJ the
medical advice of an unqualified man
THE wATiSINu or THE PRESS.
Attention IL being called In the public
press TO the growing and dangerous use
o. preparations OF cocninc, which u az
Ingredient In 10 many medicines ana
compounds. DIR. plsrcc'r Fnyorite nv
acfipiion contains neither cocaine, opl-
uin nor any other narcotic, ana u also
entirely free from alcohol, whisky ana
every other rtimulant or intoxicnnt
Do not allow any dealer 10 sell you
something else In place OF "favofile
Prescription" u you want the cures
you can only get them by using the
only medicine which performs Fuch
cures. when you ask Tor Or, plcres
favorite Prescription. refuse all SUD
stituteu or limitations.
Free. DR.. picrcc's Common Sense
Medical Adviser. containing zoos pages.
" sent free on request This great Noth
discusses questions % Vital interest 70
every woman. married or single, u v
sent absolutely free on receipt or
stamps 20 pay expense Of mailing only
send y onc-crnt stamps for paper Cow
cred edition, or n stamps for the same
edition IN strong and handsome cloui
coycrs.-Address Or. II. v. Pierce. bur
fnlo, ". "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
Dalton & Lark Being Explored for
That Mineral.
THE COMING CONSOLIDATION
Engineer Cohen Arrive. Tomorrow =
iicnsn<a King outlook nine.
OF fish springs.

That the present examination Of the
Dalton a Lark at bingham In nothing
more nor icns than a Systematic search
for copper. was the admission made
this morning by y. T. Farnsworth. In
whose hands the work u exploration
now rests. To n "Ncws" reporter Mr..
Farnsworth stated that the ground
gave every evidence Of copper. and II
was the ardent belief Of those inter-
esting themselves IN the property.
that further development work would
disclose good bodies of this mineral
To date the Dalton & Lark has been
strictly lead proposition. having pro.
duccd Thousands Of tons Of such ore.
but with the work now roing on. the
scene win likely be chanrcd. and a like
metamorphosls take place to that which
turned the Highland boy iUm gold to
copper. The pumps wcfc started today
and the latter part Of the week viii
witneas the putting on Of large force
Of men 10 push driftlng and sinking In
a search for tho precious metal. Those
Interested arr nangulnc AZ 10 results
80 49, "sHh "" 'hp,hsf IN uemph-
HtfailnH their theory that tho Dalton
A Lark Il no good copper mine as any
In the bingham disirict.
Att, FarnHwofth viii go out tomorrow
20 look over the work In hand. II
thlngB turn out ~ expected the Ante
l1po group. recently bought hy Sit.
Farnaworth. VIII likely be- consolidated
with tho Dalton a Lark. NJ will also
the Yosemite, the thrcc making one u
the most Higantic propositions In the
nnlIrc rAmn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

AZ the meeting of tho school prlnol-
pals yesterday afternoon. the supcrln-
tendent advised certain changes In the
forms OF reports and records, The pro,
gram NJ studies Tor next year was also
considered. Blanks Rre 20 be filled by
teachers and principals of the grade
schools, npplying 90 pupils whose trm-
permanent md needs are unusual, when
those pupils enter the High School. The
blanks require, among other things. u
report under the following heads;
Health. vision, hearing, senaatiye-
ness, service requirements, parental
stimulus, social disposition, habits OF
study, particular deficiency. particular
aptitude, suggestions Conduct Il not
10 be reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
posros Wool SAILS

here hnH had n stronger tone this week
than for some time past. rrccnt large
salta for export having strengthened
the market Territory fine medium and
me IL quoted NJ t2ni1c Tor secured.
Fleece I cent ON washed woods. Thcrr
has Teen sAme demand Tor Australian
woods ~ advanced prices Quotations.
tnwhshed medium. etc. Missouri
.ighih~ blood. 9i0sinc. ,r., combins.
is1ifc.
Territory woods. Montana and wyo-
ming nnc medium and me. it1icc.
secured. i20 tic. staple. tt0tsc. Utah.
Dakota. etc. fine medium and nne. n
ole! SECURED. N0tfitc; staple. tl0tjc.
Australian secured hnsiai comblnE.
aupsrilnc. ssc. good. 'Ou7sc. average.
GsGi0c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
COMM ARRIVE rononmow.
DE Ia Mar. Former Manager Gone. on an
Important rfr.nd

According 60 adviccH received at tho
De Ia Mar Office In this city this MORN
Ing. HartwiT a. Cohen viii arrive herr
tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Cohen viii be-
remembered nH Capt De La Mars Tor.
inef manager. under whose direction
most ~ the big propositions now on
the captains hands were planned and
arranged. Through hla Instrumental.
~ the Golden Gate mill reared it,
ntncka nkywnfd. while he II WIS who
nfrt sampled the wall Iroup at hing
nam. IN which the captain has now
bvcomc Interested. Il u not known
why Mt. Cohen comes az this time, al.
though " u safe 20 predict that he has
been ordered here 20 look into opera
lions at bingham and plan the erection
u the contemplated amcltrr for tho
treatment OF that prupcrty'a vast on
bodies. The gentleman II one of The
most thorough mininH engineers that
ever lahofcd IN this section and his
work stands ~ q monumcnt 10 his rec.
ognlxed ability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
Look gu, Cor 4 WOUNDED Name.
LAND OFFICE ITEMS.

The following homestead entries were
filed at the Land office today
John r. Olsen Jr.. of Ait Pleasant.
100 acres In section y. township rs
south u range east.
Moaiah Mercer 81 Charleston. NJ acres
In section 7. township . south. range 4
east.
Frank G, Hansen Of Charleston. sgi0
acres In section u. township 10 north.
range west.
George o. ontier u Ncp,i City. 100
aorva Ia section 10. township " south,
range I east
stephen q, Thornton of Parowan. 100
acres In section =, township % south.
range . west.
Aaron ~. Cheney Of brigham city.
100 acres In section 20. township .
north, range : east
Robert Cook N wallaburr. 100 acres
In section :, township south, angc 2
east.
orron CnElur ~ Nephi city. ico acres
In section 10. township ~ south. range
1 east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

Mary a. Timperly 10 r. y. Green
wood. part % southeast quarter
~ section %. township : south,
range l east .ssss .s..s.sssssssss.lshpl
u. strinRham ct nj 10 \, Arm
strong 9isxe rods southwest
from 10 rods west % northeast
corner 81 lot :, block ~. plat A.. I'll,
n. 9, jacobs et nj To y, Arm
strong. OaN2 rods southwest
from 10 rods west OF northeast
corner ~ lot :. block "a, plat A.. !
4. Armstrong 90 salt Lake city
Railroad company, tAN3 rods
southwest from 10 rods west OF
northeast corner of lot Z, block
70, plat A ,sstssss sstssst.sssss. 40
Lucy =. kinney 90 Anselmo n.
smith, lot 10, block H. Five Acre
plat A .....sss sss.., ....s.sss... ZOO
Lydia T.. White to ~ v. CHAM
berlin. ~ acres. southeast quar-
ter % section 70, township
south range l east ,..., ,,.,.,s.. $500
q. 4. SANDERS 10 ". a. Harlow, .is
Ni0 rods, northwest from ~
rods north OF southeast corner OF
lot \ block 20, plat A ..s...s,s., 600
q. ~, smith 90 Aaron keynor ixlO
rods southwest from . rods south
~ northeast corner ~ lot Z, block
-, plat ID mum. ssttssssssst.ss l,euo
Total ....,. ..... ...... ...sO,i5l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

special correspondence.
Logan, May "a !. II. Cafron and j..
W. West. two members Of the Bonanza
Mining Co. which was recently In
corporntcd In Salt Lake. came down
from the Saddle Greek country In
blacksmith Fork canyon. where they
own several claims. aud nrs at present
working on one. the Boulder. which
they bonded a short time aro for 5000.
They had some very flnc samples "
gaicna ore aud chrbonatca. which they
have taken out ~ the BOULDER lately.
Four men arc now employed on this
claim ana a shaft n being sunk on the
vein. which they say IL well defined.
The Copper King. over which there was
considerable excitement last summer. Il
near their property. aud they report ac-
tive work having been commenced on
that property. which IL showing up
we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
THE PARTING OF JOSEPHINE
AND NAPOLEON.
Love Strove with Ambition, But
In Vain.

The tragedies Of lie are played for
the most part in private. i'hc closet
wn,eh ho,us me private Hkelc'on y a.
w, ,s,., sSS'u ~, .',, a"u wonn,n s" ,,i
hcartache and blttorn,rs. which they
would not have Tho world know ~
nut once in a white some typlcnl trng-
cdy In enacted on a hlxh platform Tor
ali the world TO gaze al. For the actors
there IL no prlvncy, no secrecy. They
live In the Tlarc u that white HIGHT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

Information regarding n rich strike
In the Herrchci has Just reached us. the
ore encountered running from SIC TO t27
per ton. This Il another instance where
perseverance has been rewarded. II
was about three years ago when the
fierachel people began driving their
long tunnel. which n now IN dis.
lance OF about $3.50 feet. The pres
cnt strike " IN the bottom u winze
being sunk from near the fhcc q the
tunnei.-Mcrcur Mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
rms SALT LAKE BOARD,
nasin.s. Of Sarrow volume aud the Market
Decidedly Weak.

The Sal, Lake brokers practically
took q holiday today. Us the business
done amounted to hut 300 shares. for
which was paid the sum Of ss'sis.to.
Alice was the FIRST seller. 900 shares go
Ing at 70 cents. after which Daisy found
takers at 20 aud Disqualification was
active between ~ and 20 the stock
showing a slirht decline. South Swan
sea sold for y.5c. when a switch to
smaller stocks brought out Joe Bowers
at iti. and bowers Extension at IN.
For Little pittsburg ~ was paid.
while Homestnkc changed hands at
ia and Nalco was dealt In at 81 u.
During the call -Four Aces suffered a
decided set hack and closed with a bid
OF 20 and offerings at 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

Gazing on the amount Of business
done by the Salt Lake board today, a
well known broker remarked that IN his
opinion II would be a good idea Tor the
exchanges TO take a summer vacation
and close w during the months u July
and August, at least. Said he, 1T N a
well known fact that business always
fails on during the heated season, and
II IL not only a farce but an imposition
on the general public 90 attempt Ia
establish prices and continue with open
doors during that period. For my part
I would willingly favor ana sustain the
proposition 10 close ANA believe there
are many Of my colleagues who would
do likewise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

chicago. May 2i-Hogs- Receipts.
5000 Tomorrow. 5000. Lett over.
$3.50. Market weak 90 shade lower;
mixed and butchers. 500 ~ 1876; good
heavy. st.ts n 1906. rough heavy. t1.bs
r. t115. lirhi, N.ei n al1iis.
Receipts 1900. Market steady
hscNe- Z 2ifi'fiU. cows and henifers 1 D.
ni.oo. Texas ntofs i.2in5.oo. rtockefa
and feeders a.5tn5.i0.
Shrcp--i,occipts 1900. Market sheep
steady. lambs weak to 10 lower. sheep
! coz B. 90. Inmha l.aanG.nn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
ANNUAL EASTERN EXCLUSION
Union raeins Hauroad.

June 9Th and 7th. Limit Sept. 9Th
Omaha and retilrn... ......s,....tss'Vp
Kansas city and rcturn... -. -. ss'.p
~ Louis aud rcturn... -. .....s'- 49,
Get therc QUICK by uaing Union Pa
ellie, which everybody knowa " the line
for SPEED. SAFETY and coMFokf'
Solid through vestlbuied trains. un-
oqualled elegance OF equipment, cons
alstlng Of Dining and Library cars.
with Barber Shop.) New Palace ana
Ordinary sleepera. Free Chair cars.
with no change 10 Missouri river anii
ChionRp. company'a Office. 'old
stand" 20i Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

Large, In tho World Nov Operating on
bougiss Island.

Tacoma, wash. May ei.-The largest
stamp mili In the world was started
w on the 18th by u. %. Mills. at the
Irradwrll mine on Douglas Island,
Alaska The new min contains six bat
trfies ~ hih stamps each, with n crush
inF capacity ~ four tons 60 each stamp
uvcry twenty -four hours.
The Trcadwull and It's associated
mines now have $40 stamps IA ofera-
ton. They crush a,sso tons 81 orr every
lNcnty-four hours. averaging about
y Der ton In gold. or $4,000 daily. one
thlfti or this output Ia settled In cons
contractors and shipped To the Tacoma
shelter, The other two-thirdn, OF
$3.50 per day Il the amount OF gold ae
tually released on Douglas Island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

The nluc Mountain. mining district IL
again coming To the front. Tho Gold
Queen mill. which has been laying idle
for year ursnorc. IL being put In shape
and parties are expected In soon TO take
hold Of H. The Golden Dream mine has
been sold NJ GOOD fiEur, and the new
owners VIII nt once commence extern
aive development work. The Hue
Mountain district has had many set
backs and the DISADVANTAGE ~ being q
long distance from transportation fn-
cilitics. OF ltn great mineral wealth
there has never been any question:
Grand Valley Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
m,Sr. Asp Nis,So mrS.

The Dexter II In with shipment OF
cyanideH and bullion
The Horn Silver has three cars Of ore
ON the market.
A. r. Moon. Of the Utah Exchange.
gocH East the firat u June.
owen Spencer Of the De Ia Mar
Office has taken a pleasure trip East.
Work has been resumed on the Jcn-
ninEH-bryan mPe at Dugway
Work has begun on the old Chicago
mine adjoining the krcmlln at Ding
ham.
Twelve cars from Tintlc was the re-
port from the Tayior-Iifunton sampler
today
star Consolidated moved up little
today. reports from the mine are
responsible.
Tho conkiin sampler had cars from
bingham, from stockton and } from
Tintio today,
II IL reported that the Mammoth COM
pany II TO enlarge is shaft To a three
compartment.
George Dcrn aud Carl Hahn. a visitor
from Nebraska. went out TO Mcrcur
this morning.
The next mining excursion II TO Park
city. tho Rio Grande Western running
'"' '" ''"' ''''' y" "'''' "'N
Meusrr Meaerye and southwor,h of
Boston isft for the East this morning.
much delighted with their stay In this
section.
LOTUS and Miller have bonded their
claims IN La Hal region for ti5.ooo. The
claims carry uranium In good quantl-
tion.
t,,,. p,,,.h,.,, .,o.. ,.. 49,, 81.
Heascd thrcc-auarters Of cent per
share. the same becoming delinquent
| June 9Th.
ma. 49,. ,,....... A.. ia. 49,.
y. ~. y. IN WIN " sh'h'
.ec,n,s - it ,hsi, n.,,si , noS 49,, ",
Ing this afternoon.
,,.. e....,..... .............. -. -.
n' ~ ~, ."',iht.p W. y new
| vii.s ~ ~ pooy p'p.N' ,nlihe9,a,.lg
s s,5,no N,r W.. , rn,. "e oh''eu
'''''- '''''"N '"'i''
| W. ~ ae"ls 'spe,u 10 leaIe iof
W",'s, ~, ~ oi.Na 20, ~, NJ
ni".' ans "si ~ I'LL " Mn'en pla'''
Nv " '"'''''''" w "'''""s p''p''"'A'
Some fine samples ~ ore from Tho
| Acorn milne adjoining the Wedgc In
the Gold Mountain district, adorn d
| second fOutl street WINDOW Tic or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
MARKET REPORTS


New York. May sl.-Tradlng on the
apcclaltirs was feNofiHh ana Irregular
~ the opening Sugar was pushed NJ
nearly points. Anaconda. American
Tin Plate. Steel and Wire preferred,
aud International Paper preferred.
showed losses Of ! 10 points. The
speclaitiea followed widely but Erncr-
ally turned to a higher level. business
In railway shares was higher than ~
late. New York Air Brake was offered
at i.Ad. 1914 points lower thnn ytater-
days close. Liquidation IN some 81 the
notatioIs. particularly Wheeling a.
Lake Erie. American Hoop a TIN
Plate. carried them down materially.
other stocks. however were not lnnu-
rnccd and We're held at tho toy. A
sharp rise In wheat was without effect
as free oneringa from Liverpool opera
tors served 90 offset apprehension. The
market wis almost lifrleHa aud while
the bears We're tlmorous about attack.
Ing values tho bulls were reluctant To
take ON lnrfe lines
Prices u bonds wcrc higher.
SUGAR.
New York. May sL-sugar-Raw.
frn, fair refining. AZ centrifugal %
test, 81 molasror sugar, 4.
Refined, lrm. crushed, 81; powdered,
5ls; GRADUATED, 81.
MONEY.
New York, May 2i-Moncy on eall
numlnally per cent.
PRIME mercantile paper. ah u ~
per cent
sterling exchange steady. with nctu.
nj business In bankers bills az NS1s.
y ti,ss for demand ana tisbis u "A Tor
60 days posted rates. fisGi. " sassy;
commercial bills, i.S5h.
Silver certificates, q u CO.
liar silver. 6ih,
Mexican dollars, isis.
Government bonds strong; "a reg
Ai0o; 3'H reg. fi.0si.; do, coupon Si.0sA
new a. reg. q coupon $3.50. old 60 reg
llsN, do. coupon Si,iais. ba reg. 4
coupon El1at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
Alice. 200 at Zoe.
Daisy. 1000 at zee.
oeyser. Marion. 900 at zoe; 200 at 7sss;
100 az 7sis.
South swansea. 100 at 100.
Joe Bowers, 1000 at llisc.
Joe Bowers Extension. 500 al 9Ac.
Little Pittsburg. 1000 at sac.
liomestake 900 az 1880.
Naleo, 400 az SIZE.
Total shares sold. $50.
Selling value Of stocks. s2.s7s.5o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

Denver. May -cattic--ilcccipts
s.po0 Market steady, beef steers. 400
dt.s5. cows. s.00It.2s. feeders. freight
paid TO river. i.Joui.io. stockera. do.
f.lout.c0; bulls. stays. etc. 2.25h AS.
HOGS -itecclpta. coo. Market 70 low
cr. easy. livht packers. a.s01J.Gs +.
MIXED. s.tsGs 90. heavy. s.t0as. 10.
sh,cp-i,ccclpin. 100. Market firm.
good tat muttons. t.olus.ss. lambs.
4. sOUs.so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

do. 50 q n; No. ! northern spring.
a q 2 No. do. "a q ~ No. spring.
81 d 52ia.
corn-No. 2. a. q y: No. .. s2..
oats-No. :. 2e,t q "a; No. ,. 25A q
naricy-s5 to 10.
Ryc-G1.
Timoihy-x2.3s
Fiax-Si.OT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

Kansas city. May gi.-cattic--Re.
coipts 5000 Market steady native
steers i1s..s. Texas atecrs a.s0nt %
Texas cove .o00i 10. native cows and
hclfcrs 2.5Qui.90. rtockcrH and feeders
, 500 : 90. bulls s.1sct2a
lioRs-Heccipts $500. Market steady
10 Sc lower iiuik ~ sales 3.C00J.5 90
heavy s.s2i1HJ.sp; packers s.50ua.ss.
mlxcd 1.tif1.7Q. liKht . .t0GJ.ei. pork
era a.e0Ia.ci. pigs 0ons.s5.
sheep Receipts 5000. Market stronn
lambs t.pJ15.ss. muttona 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24

a special from basin. Utah. to the
Denver News says that the Tama
group has been bonded for $4,000 to
Frank iiaker u Mcrcur. Utah. who l.
making arrangements 10 put force OF
men upon u at once 10 develop the
property The sans party has bonded
the WnrenRle. In beaver liahin. aud IL
~ push tho work on d also.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-24
PRICES ARE WEAKENING,
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 6ijl
LEAD. sLs5
CASTING COPPER. iG9

In mining circles the general opinion
II that stocks are beginning 10 nnd
their level. ON the exchanges today
figures were atill weak. with business
weaker. The record was 1880 shares
for ts.sii.2s. Of which the old board
subscribed 300 for ts,s7S.bo. and the
new one $4,000 for isils.'s. No acnsa-
tlonal features marked either call save
II be the small volume Of business
transacted on the old board.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Antior. g.ooo q i.c.
nlnck Warrior. 1000 % &C..
buckeye. 1000 n tac. c.0OO " ~.
Daisy. 600 u 2stc.
dalton. 1000 % sSc, 1000 o az.
Four Aces. 600 " g1c.
Marion. 600 o ssMc.
uaicna. 100 q pc.
Goii nm. 1000 u sLc.
International. 1000 y &c; 1000 q eai
200 ~ ca. 1900 q cA.
Midnight Howern. 1000 u ahc.
Raitpatcr. 5000 u We.
Naico. 200 " ti.is
Total shares sold. $500.
Selling value o. stocks, ts.i,s.'s.
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Articles OF Incorporation Of the Piute
Gold ana Copper Mining company
were nlcd with County Clerk Dunbar
late yesterday afternoon. The amount
divided into 100000 shares OF the par
value Of 8 cents each. The company's