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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26
THE MINING SHARE MARKET.
Stocks Active, With Extensive Deal
ings Noted On the Old Exchange.

GELLN5 AELlkG- WILL GAICllo1NS O(c1
ings Noted On the Old Exchange.
Yesterdays call in the pit of the old
exchange witnessed the closing of an
active week il the mining share mar
ket, during which period the tendency
CT mining shares a been upward,
with an increasing demand noticeable
for popular securities, two or three new
favorites making their appearance on
the board, among h number being
May Day and Yankee Consolidated,
while Joe Bowers closed with gains !
its favor, and Sacramento n Daisy
were enabled to chronicle unusual ac-
tivity in the way of transfers.
Daisy was the first to transact bust
ness during the call, and was a heavy
dealer at figures ranging from 4212 n
43 cents, and was a seller at As cents,
buyer thirty days, while Four Aces was
also in brisk demand and dropped
many shares at 43k and 43% cents.
Geyser-Marion crowded the S0-cent
mark in the selling. a board lot Of Mer-
cur finding a buyer at $3.50, being an
advance over the opening quotations OF
the week. Northern Light oun ia
vor with the dealers and changed
hands at SO and 59A cents, Sunshine
being frisky and a free seller at frac-
tionai gains. Showers Consolidated
was urIn dL 4Zt2 cents ana q QedIeT dI
this figure, South Swansea posting
transfers at S1.22R. Sacramento sold
up to SO cents, while Golden Eagle was
picked up at 65 nts. An effort was
made to break Joe Bowers, the at
tempt being only partially successful,
although transfers We're registered at
ISIk and 1871 cents. Joe Bowers Exten-
aio0 being q tTife stronger and a dealer
at az cents. Triumph changed hands
IT 10 cents and Valeo at Sl27R. Yam
zee Consolidated was called for the
first time and sold readily up to 15A
The transactions of the call were as
follows:
SALES OF STOCKS.
1900 Daisy at 42h cents.
100 Daisy at 40 cents.
900 Daisy at 42% cents.
1908 Daisy at 43 cents, buyer 80:
1000 palsy at 421a cents, buyer 80.
l.0Oe Dalton & Lark at 103s cents.
loco Dalton e. Lark at 1OE cents.
100 -Four Aces at IS cents.
1880 -Four Aces at 1914 cents
1900 -Four Aces AT 43A cents.
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Silver and Lead.

The local metal market was governed
yesterday by the following quotations:
Bar silver, 595s cents.
Lead, brokers', $4.2O.
Copper, casting, 151z cents.
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SALES OF STOCKS.

500 Chloride Point at 81. 00E.
5000 Dalton at 2 cents.
100 Dexter at $2.5715.
1000 Four Aces at 49, cents.
100 Daly-West at $40. 80.
800 Golden Eagle at 61a cents.
200 Geyser-Marion at 1872 cents.
500 Joe Bowers at 1Sh cents.
1000 Monarch at l cent.
$4,000 Midnight Bowers at AS cents.
1000 Midnight Bowers at AS cents.
1000 Midnight Bowers at "A cents.
100 Star Consolidated at $1.01
100 Star Consolidated at 81. 0O%.
1000 Silver City Con. at rs cents.
500 Yankee Consolidated at 15b cts.
500 Yankee Consolidated at 15k cts.
500 Yankee Consolidated at 14b cts,
500 Yankee Consolidated at 1875 cts
Total sales, SO 1000 shares.
Value Of sales, 81, s 80.
The closing; quotations were as fol
lows:
DIVIDEND PAYERS.
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THE NEW EXCHANGE.
Daily West a Seller-Investors Out
After Yankee Consolidated.

a goodly range of mining stocks fig
ured in the transactions on the floor of
the new mining exchange yesterday,
the days business totaling SO, 900 shares
Of ar aggregate value of $4,0S4. SO.
Among the sellers We're Chloride
Point, a 5~00-share lot of this Lion hill
stock changing hands at s1.OOR. Dali
ton was a free seller at 2 cents: Dexter
was picked up at $2.57B cents, and
Golden Eagle changed hands at 61s
cents. The big deal of the hour was
the sale of a board lot of Daly-West
at 5000 Generalization posting trans
fers at 1872 cents. Joe Bowers was
stronger than in the morning and was
a dealer at 1S1@ cents, Midnight Bowers
being wanted in large blocks and at
steadily advancing figures. Yankee
Consolidated was one of the features
of the call and was a seller at figures
ranging from 15h to 141h cents. Four
Aces was a dealer at 49, cents.
The transactions of the session were
as follows.
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But Little Stock Delinquent.

The %delinouent sale of the Tintic
Mining G Milling company, OF account
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THE NILKNA|D BOND
Lease Obtained On Valuable Ameri-
can Fork Property.
AN OLD PRODUCER OF NOTE
REVIVAL OF ACTIVITY PRE-.
DICTED FOR THIS CAMP.

The Midas For Gold-Promising Deep
Creek Property The Mining
Share Market-The New Exchange
The Selling of Pools-Mineral
Surveys ordered-Mining Notes.
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Mines, dividend paying and invest
ment stocks. 10 W. End So. Tel. 500.
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IT'S QUALITY,
NOT PRICE

That proves the bargah-pdces n themselves are not conducive You must
see vi goods to understand why they are so much superior to the ordinary
musical instruments being offered for sale by other dealers w carry only
the best: we make nc MISREPRESENTATION; all DIR goods guaranteed We
invite our inspection Of u stock before purchasing elsewhere; it will save
you money. We have an elegant stock of everything known in music We
in the WORLD.
WE ARE THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND LEADING MUSIC HOUSE
IN THE STATE.
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Andrew & Lombard, Stock Brokers,
20s-2o9 Atlas block. Tel. 800 rings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26

J. K. Gillespie, Stock Broker;
Office, So West Second South street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26

Waterman Brothers, Stock Brokers,
5 Central Blk. Phone 46. 8 rings.
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J. A. Earls & Co., 81 Morlan Block.
Mining and Stock Brokers.
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The Selling of Pools.

A. ]. OREM & SON, MINES AND
Mining Stocks, 10 Central block.
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Richard L. Colburn, Stock Broker,
Room 25, Is w. 2no South. Tel. $40.
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Harry B. Cole, Stock Broker,
70. So West Second South. Phone SS9.
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P. j. Conway G. Co., Stock Brokers,
Is West Second South street.
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". E. Hubbard & Co.

w. e. Hubbard & Co.
Mines. dividend paying and invest
ment stocks. Is W. End So. Tel. 500.
Waterman Brothers, Stock Brokers,
S Central Blk. Phone 46, 8 rings.
Richard L. CoIburn, Stock Broker,
Room 25, Is W.. 2no South. Tel. $40.
J. Z. Gillespie, Stock Broker;
Office, 81 West Second South street.
Harry B. Cole, Stock Broker,
No. SO West Second South. Phone 339.
Andrew & Lombard, Stock Brokers,
2OS-2o9 Atlas block. Tel. 23o+r rings.
P. j. Conway & Co., Stock Brokers,
Is West Second South street.
j. A.. Earls e. Co., 81 Morlan Block.
Mining and Stock Brokers.
A. j. oREM & SON, MINES AND
rr:-I.- C+ooIye * Cantra1 hIn4l<
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OUR OWN STATE.

Syracuse by n citizen who resides therc.
The officers wore notified and the boys
were brought hack ~ ogden last night.
and viii IN the future We kept under
more stringent supervision.
OGDEN LOCALS.
John $. IIouiz has gone up north 10
his sheep ranch FOR a TOW days.
John ana Andrew Wilson ~ Mound
Fort are proud of their success NJ the
State Fair. where they were awarded
the firat prize Of $40 for their display u
uUnchch
The baseball game yesterday after
noon between the uHlena and p1cttol-
loa resulted IN u victory Tor the vlHltofa
The score stood 10 10 49,
Mrs. v. a. f1rklu o. visiting with
Miss Iuiu rcnrose Of Salt Lake CITY for
q few days
The lecture tonight by RshN flowcn-
stein promises io be worry 'facros unr.
Tho Salt Lake Opera company VIII
appear in ogden Friday night az tho
Grand. In Madeline"
Mrs. g, O.. Richards returned last
night from Salt Lake
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NORTH CAROLINA REUNION
North Carolina Iider-' linton organ
ixcd- WIN Meet ARain Next
october az win Greek.

~ Bountlful. Saturday evening last.
some thlrty-nvc Elders who have filled
missions In the North Carolina confer
onf,1 mot. by Arrangement. ln their soc
ond raunlun. and wnru handsomely en-
tcrtninod in the Bountlfui opera house
az o banquet such nH only the good pcp-
pie u that thriving town could proviio.
After the supper, not tho least pleasant
feature " which wgru the charming IA
dios who dispensed the dvlicaclgs thu
eutirc company repnlrod Co tha talorua-
clio ana convened ln meeting during
which an Interesting program, consist
INK % songs. rrCltntlluH, speeches and
missionary "Reminiscences, was rendered
hy the Elders and their friends.
ON Sunday mOrnlnE a. early na
7 o'clock the Elders mot again In tho
Opera house, when they formally organ
lied themselves into the North Carolina
Elders union. appointing president,
ylcc-prFldCnt, treasurer, HrrvthfN ana
nanlHttnt secretary 10 act Tor the cnHu-
INK year. The union will convene again
during next october conference, the
Elders accepting the invitation Of Elder
VIM. Windcr 20 meet In the MIL cnok
ward
No ono can 10 well appreciate the
pleasure and profit u such myyunEn "a.
those who attended this reunion, and
the brethren Will mover forget erecting
their old cumrada In the cause OF Christ.
The officers OF the union have hitherto
spared no pains 10 combine enjoyment
and benefit. and nc u'fNt years reunion
nil Elders who rnn be- reached VIII b.
formally invited 10 attend ANA feast uH
| they never did bofurC.
while an Elders have not yet been In
| formed of this muyCmcnt, M ono mas
been Intentionally sliFhtcd. but u Ia
hoped that the hearty Response Of the
brethren will enable tho SECRETARY 10
complete the roll during the present
! year.
The good that may be done by tho
concerted efforts Of such a body Of men
| ne tho North Carolina Elders (somc ~
| I'M ain, cannot be 0vor-eatlnatod; ana II
will soon be- shown that unions OF this
| sort can accomplish a work scarcely less
| I'M Importance than that n the YOUNG
/ Mems Mutual Improvement association.
particularly In respect 10 the dlrcct en-
| caurugoment ana moral support that
can be- given 20 tho Saints and Elders
] atlu living and lahorng In the rcspoc-
] tive foreign conferences.
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SoriCE oF SALE uSDEn DEED on
THtsT.

NOTICE 4 hrruby given. that uhcruas
Charles N. Cannon aud Ida Cannon hls wife,
on Tho 18th day Of May i-id, borrowed "
Xnn'. hongnt hnidiug ~nciuty ihg sum ~
st1nOo. nnd made tkreut,,i and delivered Co
said society their note and agreement fur
that amount payable In lnsiallurnts utnnrd-
lnH to thr terms nf said note aud agreement
o. secure the said note aud the payment ~
ali the instnlimcuts and 81 big hnus aud as-
s,ssmcutH acc1rdlug o. thr rules and fugula-
lions N said sp'ioty on the same date made,
executed aud delivered % tho undomlfunil,
George 81. Cannon. under thrlr hands md
seals their certain deed y trust, which decd
~ trust was rc 'urdud In tho ulicu ~ the Salt
Lake County ttr1rior lu iiuuk q % Mort
cages page h1. un the 18th day of May. l7la,
uhlrh deed N trust Hl recorded a nua hrru-
S6dTd 5 idy s saH u r s cannon en5S
the undersigned Tor tho use and purposes
named lu sald deed ~ trust and t0 hls hrlrs
nnd assigns forever, all che property horoln-
after drarrihrd.
knd whcfUas. the said Charles NJ. Cannon
and Ida Cannon, his wife. are nov in dufault
ih paving Tho int"gust lnatallmuuts and hnos,
and iherv i nos due tho sncioty tho sum ~
Whcf,ns M the same tlmo tho said Charles
81 Cannon and Ida cannon hls wifi. pledged
O. fharts Of thU tlih series ~ Hturk ~ the
said suciuty o. additional security fur said
loan. with authority % sell the same 10 case
IN default IN any " the nfnyisinns 81 snid
note and agreement uruscflhodi
Nos, thufviur. pursuhnt 70 ne tefms ni
Of the cay aud toudty liulldlns. lu the ely
and county Of salt lake state Of Utah. ON
the 2uth DAY u october, A. n. isll. nt The hour
" o. am. az public auction, tn tho highest
bidder an tho right tito aud Interest that
the said Charles N. Cannon and Ida cannon.
his wife, had on tho 18TH daY Of May, i4a. uf
that they may Afterwards have acquired. NJ.
iu aud a. all thnt piece ur parcel ~ land in
salt Lake County, Utah particularly do
serihnl ns follows. tu-Witi
Commencing ono and ten rlUvuntha 70 i0-lll
rpds north from tho southwest curncr " lui
thryo 90, in hluHk ten uui, plat u, salt Lake
tlty survey and running thence uvfth thru
aud uur han $50 rudsi thence east eight .7
rods. thence south thfuc and uue-hnU Oh
rndsi thvuco west eight % ruds ~ che place ul
hUginuiuE
Series uf stnFs lu thH said lions llruuHi
nuildlng Society. Uirdr1d Ne uflafsAil and
Will apply The prpc0ods VI said sale as dlfrct'
uEoRUE 81 CANNON,
Trustee.
Dated. sept 80 la.
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1899

corner OF Arizona. about eight miles
south OF tho Utah line, and about the
same distance east 81 the Nevada line.
fia present population s. about 61 souls 4
Il has president und bclongs 10 The
uunknrviiie ward; 70 has o. sunday
achooi Young Mons and YOUNG Ladies'
naabclntinns. a Primary and Relief
gnclstv. an 81 which ure pretty we'll up
TO the mark. We generally have am ok.
cnilcnt day school. The teacher IL paid
SO per month. We have ti-wcckly
mail and n noHtoflcc. The climate. coil
and irrlgntinr facilities are nowhere *.
ccliod. or building materials we have
rock, clay and sand. ana % 1rHt-cinra
Limestone. lumber and ahlrrlHH can De
had twcnty-thrcc miles on nt tho save
mills. az very reasonable prices. Fleh
and game abound aud 800 often oni1y
tho tnHto 81 It. our stock range is along
the Nirrin river, ana un hIHh hHurheH.
ON both Sides OF H. aud o. very rich I've
rnirv seasons. Tbs grain products are
whcnt. harley and corn Tho flour mliia
and uthinr Office say that wheat
from Llttloncid lg 20 pounds heavier
than from anywhere else. Corn, cane,
melons. ETC.. are produced on the Same
land Tho same season after Wheat and
barley are harvested. Lucorn does most
exetIiruttv. some ~ tho settlers have
already the NTH cutting lu stack. and
more growing Tor fnll pasture. ] have
Fowod iuccrn seed IN April and cut u
three umor the same season cotton
also does WE'LL this season the cotton
plants grows up higher than man. on
good land. and was found profitable tc
r1 over 70 with a knife or curu-cutter
cutting % Tow inches N the tuuH. We've.
tables do wnli. including sweet rntat1ra
Of fruits the peach. plum and Pomo-
granite. especially. ARE nrHt-rluaH.
We piow and plant nf one Kind Dr nm.
other every month In the year There u
plenty OF land and water here t0t many
families yet IN the nunkrrvIllO ward
90 nrc wood Lltticnoid has abundance
and close by; and herr live a. healthy
aud huuuv uanulU.
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I.IrENaEn N WEn
PETERSON.
widow Nicols' House nurned o. a iisnd-
cart Pioneer Dead.

Special Correspondence.
Peterson, Morgan Co. oct. Son Fri
day night. the ON inst, widow Niools
house az Mountain Green caught nro,
burning thc contents. also her hay and
grain.
An old Pioneer sister. u Milton.
Aunty Johnson, passed 10 the great be-
You'd on Saturday Night, after suffering
Tor years with cancer OF the stomach.
She was native OF sweden, and came
20 Utah In one OF the hnndcart COM
panlcH,
James 4. whitcar has purchased his
brother Franks ranch on Dalton creek.
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The last VIII and testament OF tho
late Russell =. Hines was nled for pro-
oate today by Attorney r.. n. Corfman,
who Do named 90 executor, The value
which 1900 IL personal property, The
executor is empowered 90 use his judy
mont nn 90 the folling % tho personal
property the proceeds 10 be invested 20
the best possible advantage. The real
estate ~ not 60 be- disposed OF until the
real estate viii be SOLD or divided equal
ly among the nve heirs.
John Warwick was nominated ana
chosen guardian of the minor Children.
ON December o. 1885, Mr., Hines was
granted divorce from Mrs. kitty A.
Hines Tho lnttor was givcn the GUS
tody % minor children and $4,000 In
property. etc. Mrs. Hines was not sat
snod with the decree and now has an
nppeal'pondlng IN the Supreme court.
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PROVO.

Tranh Connors Sentenced for tIfe-Dcaths
and Funerals MI. Hines wui.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. oct swim tho exception Of
tho sentencing Of Frank Connora, con-
victcd ~ numbering William Strong, 60
lifc imprisonment IN the State prison.
Judge Booth ala not transact any bual-
ness in the Fourth district court today
The judge. accompanied by District At
torney a. A. King ana Court Htgn.
ngraphcr Mont Roberts. went TO iirhcf
city to open term 90 court IN Waaatch
county.
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Noriun ~ srOuKn0LDrrs MrrrINt



Tho annual meeting M she stockholders ~
urvrnn siiuu llue t.aliriad Co wii hu held
be- tho office NJ thr company iu salt lake
city Utah. uu "Wednesday urtnhur rluvuntlt
IaN lt ~ urlueh u m.. fur tlu election ~
nftuun director ~ she company, Hud fur tho
transaction Hf such other business Ha may
legally come UUfnfu thf meeting The tHtiIa
Tor tho transfer ~ stuHh ulll hU closed Tor flu
purposes 90 tho m.ytlns az thr rlusv ~ husi-
u0as on saturday. september elHi. is1u. aud
Nin b. frurnucd on the day fUlnuins tho
date " such meeting nr NJ nuy adjournment
thereof
Dated. September 81 tspl
AIEN MlLLAR Secretary
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Emily Andcrsoni organlst, Florence
Wilson.
SECOND Ward MUTUAL.
Tho Young Mems Mutual Improve.
mcut association N the Second ward
hos been roorrnulEcd Tor the coming
years. work na foll0wn. President.
Molvin J. Ballard. nrst c0unaolnr Roy
Thatcher. second counselor. samuel
i Thatcher secretary T.. G. Fart Jrs
nealet1nt arcrctlfy. George PAUL. treas
urUr AMI librarian. George Anderson;
music director, Samuel splllmun.
YOUNG MAN BADLY CUT.
Carl iuum. "a young man from Mnind.
Ida. while visiting ln the Fifth ward
last nlght WIS badly cut with large
clasp knife. ana rfmo nnnr bleeding 60
death before a fufsou could De secured.
According TO his story be- loft rosi-
dcnco IN the upper part of town with
hla knife open 10 be used oA o. weapon
IN case or attack. ho having heard ~
the tough characters living iu that dis
trict. Whom lust outside the gate he
stumbled ana ZEN upon the knife, tho
blade of which tore big FuHh across
the front NJ his Lex. just above the knee,
completely HoNeflnE everything clear 20
the bone. lie was carried down town by
hla companions. but before reaching
there lost o. great deal NJ blood. Dr. o.
q, ormshy. fewcd up the wound. Hum =
story o. regarded By the oilccrs na an
extremely improbable one, and they be-
Hove be- was cut IN fight They are
Investigating the matter,
a ron of Mr. ole Rose N ityrum was
thrown from "a horse yesterday and sug-
tnlncd n broken shoulder
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were today issued
10 oscar Wingrr 90. " Hyrum, and
sadie Mcdwccd rs. ~ st. Anthony, tdn.
BENJAMIN Mcclure. %. Of Draper and
Lucy H. Pulnlphcr 70 N Avon. The
latter couple were married by Justice
jos. Knowles.
charles noudvro. the young man who
nearly drank himself tu death on SAT-
urday night last. ~ recovering
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The remains q Mrs, Harry sharp and
infant child. who died at bingham
Junction ou Friday last, arrived IN
Provo Sunday and the funeral Nrrvicra
viii be- held ~ the Third ward meeting
house on Tuesday
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ncn of tho Hoard Of Public Works .sait
Lake CITY october 1th. ism

unlcn of tho Hoard Of Public Work ,Salt
Lake Uity october 5th, isn
Scaled proposals viii be- rcco lived az this
onlru until u o'clock an. nf saturday, Oct,
glft tsl1 Zoe the work " cnnstrurtnf "A tlpn
srWrr on thn north side uf Thiri south stroot
between Second laat and sixth Eat 1trrnts,
and on tho month side on First south street be-
tween First WHst ami second West struUts,
according 20 plans in the CITY Englnocrs
uut.
Instructions % bidders, together With
suorlhrntinns aud forms for contract aud
bond. can ho obtained upon application AZ
tlu ofitu nf tho board.
lho rlght 4 reserved 10 reject any and an
bids
lly order " th, Hard OF Public Works
b. a.. KELSEY, chairman.
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The Young Lndioa Mutual Improve
mont association OF the sixth ward In
this city was rrcrggulzsd sunday oven-
Ink with the following uficoni preai-
dent Mary II. llnford: FIRST counselor.
IDA NJ, Stewart. second counselor. Ion-
ME Iohnsoni aids Rose Jones and
l1thunin HAYES. secretary Carrie
treasurer. Mamie Thomas; librarian,
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Aud % accordance with InW ana mo nruer
uf the BOARD ~ Director made uu the ist dny
~ September, i-lH. up many Hhlnos OF essen
panel ~ unnNo stuck us may un uucnaslfT
Will be- sold az tho offices ~ thu cpmpuul,
Utah on tho isth day NJ urtohUr, l-f, ut INC
hour W twelve O'Clock, noon, % pay the de-
lln1ucut nssn.7incut thcrnn tEvihcr WIN
thuunGfH ~ advertising aud expense 0f sale.
j. a. MlnnLEMlsS, Secretary.
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The funeral services over tho remains
~ Lola Fern. the feven-ycnr-old
daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis
90 tho Third ward. We're held from the
family residence this afternoon. The
deceased died from mcmhraneoua Group,
ON sunday morning.
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Tho Tidal stream Mining and Milling
Company
Principal place of bgslnvssi salt lake city.
Utah
NOTICE HThrrr nrH delinquent upon tho
fn.iuuluF described stock, uu nocuunt ~ ns-
sfssmrut lrFifsl uu ih1 ipth day ~ July, isip,
tho several umuuuts oct opposite The Nance
u the respective shnruinldcri ~ fullnHsi
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Pearl. the five-yonr-old daughter Of
Mir. aud Mrs. W H. Mcliridc OF the
Fourth ward. died Sunday. OF fcrmenta-
ton uf the bowels, otter an lilncHa 90
only four days. which was not thought
nprlouu.
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And. in accordance with tho iaN aud order
81 tho board 81 Trustees made nn The i2th dhy
Of July. 10 su many shares uf each tAronl u
such stufk as may 10 NECESSARY, VII uu si!g
nt the office Of tho company At iinnm ~
CITY and County nuildiug sHlt Lake CITY
Utah. on tho itth day ~ uctnbur, is,, AZ u
o'clock noon "a pay tho delinquent assess
mpnts thereon. together Win tho cuat OF al
vurtlslng aud nNupnstl Of stle.
0Eo. II. WOOD, SECRETARY.
Dated sept n, 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
LOGAN,

Departing Missionaries -nutuai Election
Noung Man n'diy Cat Marriage iioeuao'.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co.. oct "a party
win De giyon nt Millvllle Friday night
next Tor the benefit " Elders Waiter
Rises and Joseph u. Jcuuefon OF that
place, who leave shortly Tor tho mission
field,
Christian Olson n this city leavca to-
day TO M O. mission Ia tho southern
Stntca.