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The record-union., 1899-02-19

dence as the warm days return. Inc
tailors are, fortunately. retaining tnat
severity Of style characteristic OF their
earliest work. The jacket and skirt are
plain and simple, the sleeves reduced to
the dimensions of the closest coat
shape. and the basque portion fits the
form, as plainly and closely as tunlc,
is much cut away on the fronts, and as
a rule is notably short all around The
lower skirt of the gown is still fairly
wide and very much trimmed, with
fullness kept well to the back. Conces-
sion to the prevailing taste for elab-
grafton is apparent only in the stylish
vests which accompany new tailor mod
els.
Accordion-plaited materials are still
in very great favor in the making OF
skirts, waists and overdresses of gowns
designed for both women and children
An elegant black MORE recently worn
had a handsome design which CLEANED
with a phosphorescent green. The
gown was trimmed with black Flemish
point lace and jet, gold and emerald
passementeries The delicate evening
tints are all represented among the
latest weaves. White moires radiate
golden lights, and are brocaded with
shaded gold blossoms. and softest pink
and rosy mauve melt into opalescent
tints as the light strikes from different
angles There are also designs in cob
ored garlands of fine flowers, Louis
XIV. bow-knots, and beautifully col
ored medallions in palest violet, sea
green, turquoise blue, opal and other
artistic colorS.
3
There is no doubt that in spite of the
masses of spring flowers that will, as
usual, be largely employed, feather tips
and plumes will hold their own this
c1oeo- u-oC notiooo llo fQaf11r-ea of
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Many rows of stitching in silk, SIM
pie traceries of soutache braid, strap
pings of cloth or velvet, and numbers
of small tailor buttons or somewhat
larger sizes in gold or silver are runns
modes of finishing spring costumes fof
general wear. Curving lines on jacket
fronts, overdresses and tunlcs, ana
scalloped edges variously finished, Will
be even more numerous than they have
proved the season past, and these eff
fectS will increase rather than diminish
during the summer.
Skirts of summer dresses will not only
be trimmed from belt to skirt-hem with
every sort of frill, f1ounce, ruffle or
ruche, other decorations Stimulating
curving polonaise fronts, tunicS and
overdresses, but there will be double
and triple skirts, long peplum effects,
and redingote and lavandiere styles
without end. Three medium or five mar
row widths of ribbon will be much used
to edge the fiounces of yelling, grena-
dine, and similar light, silky wool fab
RIGS plain, lowered or polka-dotted,
and true-lovers' knots formed of narrow
lace insertions, with the fabric cut out
underneath, will be much used on the
fronts and sides of pink, cream and
other colored gowns Of organdie, linen
lawn, India silk, batiste, etc. Instead
of insertion the modiste will use yards
and yards Of narrow gathered satin rib
bon outlining a bow-knot design on
skirt and bodice, or following a regular
braiding design from the collar band to
the extreme edge of the overdress or
skirt ruff1e.
The dress skirt bids fair to rival the
bodice in excess of elaboration on it's
lower half, and the elegant simplicity
which not long ago was conspicuous in
woman's attire has now almost van
ished, and will be less and less in evil
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there is that in it and in us which dis
closes new possibilities Of JOY, and
therefore OF service. No man Of con-
science or Imagination can be content
with his work, however men may praise
it, because as he works hfS vision of
what he may achieve with heart and
skill grows clearer; no man can be sat
isfied with his life, however rich and
full, because, as a mans life deepens
and widens, its needs grow vaster and
nobler. So the immortal within grows
by all contacts with the mortal, and
every relation, work, duty and pleasure
has that within it which will not let US
rest either in attainment or possession.
"MoImonism has passed beyond Mo-
haEn,edanism," says the New York
observer" Pres.) "in it's defiling doc
trine of man, and the sensualism which
it does not hide, but advocates in the
name of religion. Its long rigamarole
of teachings regarding the future posi-
bilities of men and women who, If they
are good polygamists, may some time
bece me gods and goddesses, might be
described under various forms of state
ment, but it has never been better de-
scribed than in the phrase, the deifica-
ton of lust The polygamous feature
OF Mormonism grows out of it's utterly
vicious theology and even were poly
ganly abandoned the influence of the
fundamentally false theological tenets
OF the Mormons would be most PERM
cious and demoralizing. A system
which, in order to coerce a first wife
into liberation of polygamy, teaches,
orally, if not in written form, that the
power of the husband over the immor-
talitJ of the wife is so absolute that II
the first wife objects to the polygamous
extension of the family the husband
can refuse to call her from the grave,
and thus deny her all resurrection, con-
tains, besides, a host of erroneous
the tendency of which is to
empty heaven of a real God, and to
chain men fast in Intellectual bondage
j colossal superstition.
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use of Swift's
S 30 9 Fl g; it
always G u + 9 2
Rhe u q tism m,
because it is q
real blood remedy
and goes down
to the bottom Of
the trouble and
forces it from
the system. Ev-
cry claim made
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Rheumatism,
Winters Terror!

take it until it cured me perfectly.
This was about nine years ago, and /
have been in splendid health ever since.
~. E. MANSON,
'Murfreesboro, Tenn"
If you have Rheumatism, why
not throw aside remedies which
have done you no good, and take
one that will cure you? Disap-
pointment never results from the
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A NanoIeou Of Finance

"Dickie, what did you do with that
ine?''
why, pa, I bought some lickerish
with fl cents-an' with f. cents l hired
Tommy Budds to take tn quinine.. p
Brooklyn Life.
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Purely Vegetable

One thousand dollars will be paid to
any chemist who can find in it o
particle of potash, mercury or any
other mineral ingredient.
Valuable books sent free by
Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
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Coronado water, Stockton sarsapa-
rilla and iron, champagne cider, ginger
ale. orange cider J McMorry, agent.
Try McMorry's Blend coffee. 35c.
The record-union., 1899-02-19

La grippe averted by drinking Glen
brook''-$3 gallon. Theo Blauth. 4O7
K street. Tel. 29I.
The record-union., 1899-02-19

for S. S. S. is based upon what it
has already done-cures actually
made-for many who were in just
as bad condition as you, perhaps.
S. S. S. is the only blood remedy
guaranteed
The record-union., 1899-02-19

chickeringpia Wiley B. Allen CO.
The record-union., 1899-02-19

GAS we advance in the consciousness
of spiritual realities, says the New
York Outlook 1--WE sdetach ourselves
more and more from the things about
us. All real living moves in a series OF
CHANGES from a lower to higher con-
ception of the relation, the work, or the
pcsseesion: and all change in the ways
and things we love is full of pain. 1t
is this silent but compelling power in
the world, steadily driving US forward,
which evidences the press nee OF divinity
in the ordering of our lives. Nothing
vhsch comes into our hands quite salts
fies us: for noble possessions always M
vcIves spiritual recognition of the gift,
and with spiritual perception comes
sense of values and obligations. Noth-
irr satisfies because nothing is COM
rlete or finished; neither our capacity
for receiving nor the gift which is be-
slowed upon us. In the exact degree
in which we are worthy of a great pos
session are WEI unable to rest in it;
The record-union., 1899-02-19

French modistes scallop the fronts
and lower edges of their chic little jack
cts, which meet at the top and nave
small scalloped revers. like those OF
regular tailor gowns. Others are filled
out at the neck with a guimpe or PIN
afore.
The record-union., 1899-02-19

White cloth vests, revers and other
accessories impart an appearance OIL
daintiness and distinction to the tailor
costumes they decorate. The gowns so
finished this spring will be especially
attractive. All the short. natty coats
are. very closely fitted in the back, and
on many of the imported costumes the
white cloth vest is double-breasted ana
fastened with handsome gold buttons,
and the white revers are edged with q
graduated design in narrow gold braid.
The record-union., 1899-02-19

A prevailing feature of dress which
can be made great use of in renovating
partly worn dresses is the addition OF
a guimpe of different material from the
rest of the gown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Steady work II being done at the NAL
vcrn OF Mercur.
Two cars were on the market today
from the South Swansea.
Five care of ore from the Horn Sill
yer were at the sampler today.
The Hercules Of stockton reported on
the market today with two cars Of ore.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
Ave cars from Frisco, two from Tintic.
and two from stockton today,
II. a. Cohen has Fo', 20 Mcrcur.
whore he VIII spend the next few days
In looking over the Golden Gate.
Tho Chnaman OF Eureka. New. re-.
ported az the local refinery today with
nfty pounds Of gold cyanidea
II viii be- several days before tho
Sir Victor ~ opened up and the work of
estlmntlr. the extent OF the damages
u commenced,
II IL reported that some very high
grade ore " heing extracted from the
workings OF the ophlr mine az State
line.
Mr Chnmberlln Of Ogden and col.
purf ~ Salt Lake made an Inspection
q the lIighlnnd chief mine on Willard
I'm few DAYS ago.
II b. reported that a bond and lease
has been Fccured for one year ON the
New York group NJ the Park by Mcasrs
sherman ana Wilson OF Colorado, for
5000.
49, soon us the Union Pacific spur 90
thu Ontario COO Grain tunnel T. CONE
plotted, says Manager J, J, Daily fhn
pfefgut output uf 20 tons day from
the ngiy West IL TO be rroall.' In
creased.
Word cumos ftam tho d;tna mluo
near Halle. Idaho, that 100 ncks ~
ore are ready Cor lhipment, The wln4c
Tom me i-o-foot level IL nos down 70
w, II. child has returned from hls
| nip To The Deer Valley group, Parl.
/ CITY, where ursunfatlona Tor the Win-
tors campain have been completed.
The management Of the Lion Com
Folidutcd az Stockton contemplate tho
erection " urp bias aud other buildings
| for winter The body of nrt-class ore
has wdcuQd 10 Q feet with nice lot
OF mllllng ore on zach side.
The i.lnnDgu mine at Park Valley
Will shortly be equipped with -
drlll compressor
WASHINGTON County Ncwa' The s..
| George Copper compauy'a smelter
olnEtd down ON the IAN Inst, and viii
not resume operation 1t the old stand.
/ The plant M being moved In to tho
"Polnt' IN tails city where smelling
operations WIN be carried on IN future.
| MI. walker, The superintendent. re-.
| ports everything running smoothly At
/ the mine, ana believes the smelttr WIFI
resume running In about throc woeks.
Grand Valley Timoai John and
Robert SfoWt came In yesterday from
| SAT- Lake city and have nnno out 10
| BIZ indian. VIM. Hayes came down yes-
tctduy ana from NH Greek and viii 20
| ~ Mnncol lie CNpccta 90 return To Mil
| Creek in January tie reports about 10
Inches of snow zen on the mountains
In the storm this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

"utah's niNiei The land Of sunshine,
aud flowers, and fruits, of gold and
silver. ~ lead and conner. ana " one
thousand AMI one other valuable and
lntor TING things" Thus begins an pH-
gay on Southern Utah Just published
IN the Washington County Newr, And
after referring 10 the fact that bnlmy
rAies prevail during the greater part ~
the year aud mentioning the many
products thrt thrive there the writer
concludes ~ follows;
Last. hut not least ~ the sources Of
promised wealth In Washington county.
afu It, mineral deposits. OF the metals
known TO. exist gold, silver, lead and
copper are most important. The noun
tnina 20 the west and south nre laden
with these precious treasures. await
Ing the magic hand of capital 10 con-
vert Thorn into the almighty and dcalr-
able dollar. Within the last year
development work hns been going on
quite extensively. Old claims are be-
ing looked after, new ones afv being
rapidly recorded. and property has
changed hands considerably. Pros
poets are bright for loom In mining
circles. This has been made possible
by the comparatively near approach II
the Railroad within the last few
months. making transportation easier
and less expensive.
Gypsum % a high grade exists In
large quantities. also limestone from
which a finc quality % lime II made.
building stone ~ many varieties eN-
lists In great abundance ne well ~ clay
and sand suitable for building purposes,
and In the mountainous districts trees
suitable for good lumber are found.
Special Correspondence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Boston, Nov. ai.-rhe future Of the
situation In the wool market here Is un-
certain az regards whore the present
boom In prices Is going to end. buyers
are plentiful, ana there Is an active de-
rnund Tor AN kinds Of wool, but holders
are uncertain as TO whether they shall
hold or soil, The wcckR business shows
that over 100000 pounds changed
hands against " ,0OO,0 600 las, week. aud
loco OOO two weeks ngo,
II has been several years since the
market has been 40 strong, Territory
wool continued IN the lead. with prices
bhH5i cents for fine medium ana tine
secured. while ine strictly staple calls
for g. cents, Medium woods are feeling
the effect OF the advanced prices. aud
are being taken more freely. The AUS
trullan market " very active, with
stocks light and prices tending upward.
Quotations:
unwashcd medium. etc. Missouri
quarter-blood combing. 23Q2ic Terri
tory woods. Montana and Dakota nne
medium and flne, 22u2Tc; secured, b6m
| hici staple, 601Gjc. Utah, Wyoming.
line medium and fine, 10000: secured.
slnbo staple. bsneoc; Idaho Tine me
dium and tine, $50 iac. secured, biIsGc
medium, isV2oei secured, iSQb0c.
Australian woods, secured basis. spot
prices, comblns superhnc. s0gs2d, good,
ss1eOd; average, .5L7ld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
TnE oRr Is niou onADn.
maihcur District /. uclnE InerGeiIcaii,
Developed.


The Baker City corrospondcnt OF the
American Mining News has the fol-
lowing TO say " the prcacnt status Of
the mining Industry In the Mahour dis
tflcti
The Malhour region. ono Of orcgons
Oldest placer disticts. bids fair within a
short time 10 take RAM, amuug the
promising quartz pfoprrtlua, develop
mcnt work being pushed encrgctlcnlly
with Satisfactory results. a 3-atnmp
MIL has been inrtnllod at the Rcd.
white and Hue. near Mnlhcur city ana
~ now at work on ore. which has shown
values no high "a $50 a ton. The Gold
en- Eagle " 10 replace he old j.stamp
mill with lo.Hlnmn. The ore u pro-
ducel u very itch. some ~ it yielding
from $500 Co $500 per ton. On quartz
Gulch much prospecting has been
done. a. nearly all the ground has been
taken un. There la mountain uf pOr-
phyry thcre thrt only needs develop
ment to become valuable. \ good deal
% placer work has been done In this
district where thousands " minein
operated On the early cos.
IN toe FIX crock district one small
properly owned b. Sloan q ll1skett "
ibis city has yielded S9.co1 during the
past summer. the old time dritiiug pro-
CcHH being employed. Some uf the
ground paid nn much ~ $3.50 to n set
Of timhors. Some chunks Of gold from
this mine are on exhibition here, The
largest range from - 10 $50 each In
value. W. a. Parker has returned from
the klondikc, tornucupin, w which ~
gion Il the tiuudil,c. which recently
produced ore that yielded $1,000 In
gold In thrcc-guartcrs " ton of orc,
a force has been Ect TO work ON tho
new claim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
Ore that win Assay is Found All
Along the Big Vein.
ORE FROM TIE ALAIX NINE


Samples Of what appears TO be gold
bearing rock from the scspcutlnf STRAIT
um have reached the office Of the ORR
znba Mining company from It's clalma
Ia the Antelope Mountains. about ten
miles southeast ~ Black Rock. Tne
specimens have been taken from vein
recently discovered In the white SER
pontluo rock. and while assay returns
are not yet obtninablc It Is confidently
believed that the much desired gold
vein Is now In sight, connected. as Il
was foit II would be-. with the sernon-
tine rock recently discovered.
The company'H property consists %
nineteen claims. thirteen ~ which are
owned outright by the company. tho
others being secured under bond
which calls for the payment Of 1000
on ~ before next August
The surface, Il IL said. shows the vein
pltthirs into the hill under blue lime
stone fot over a mile within the lines
uf the company's claims. rhe blue
lime appears to be the hanging wall
und the foOtwnll seems 10 b. q brown
lime stone. All the assays obtained
along the euicrnpping vein shows val
ues In gold. silver. copper aud lead.
Work that has been done Ia biz iron
blow out On the claims shows thu prps-
ence there u ralCna and copper ore.
Some nice looking galena II also COM
Ing into the SHAFT u q feet, which was
sunk In the vein al the way. IL II eN-
pectcd that depth ~ about go feet
viii have TO be reached before the ore
deposits viii b. reached. But the Ser
puntluc rock which In other places "
found with big roii deposits. and the
Jasper quartz found IN the claims
and which n "a PECULIARLY Of
the Cripple creek district lead the own
crs TO believe that they possess the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

age 10 the underground workings OF
tho mine. caused some delay In the ex-
traction of ore and development WORK,
but the debris has been entirely cleared
AWAY aud enough ore taken out 70
make shipment. which VIII be sent
out In few days This shipment VIII
be two carloads Of vety nice ore, the
returns Of similar consignment hav-
ing ncttcd the company about tlvV 20
the ton The ore body from which THIS
shipment IL being made II from an
upraise from the $50 level and shows
metallic values of 80 per cont copper
aud as high AZ 10 ounces la silver to
the ton. The vein carr Ing this value
~ about 20 inches. with a much larger
vein OF n lower grade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Omaha. Nov. acknowledgements.
2,son Market steady Naive beef steers.
it0u 500, western Hteora i3Oui SO.
roNns sterrs, 3151t3O. cows and helf-
tut, 33uNi.o0, cnnncrH, 22iu101. stock.
ere and ferieri, 3.t0Qi5s' calves. ioOff
G.t1i bulls. stays. etc. 2inu3co.
ogs-llcc .lgif. 300. Market shade
3.s5nlp0. light, 3s5MG3 p2ts. pigf. $50
n1ao. bulk N sales, 3s5u3go
Sheep Receipts. 1850 Market
steady. Native muttons tiiGii0. vest
crn muttons asaMtlO. stock sheep. o ca
ua9i, lambs, AOQQal0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Daisy, 100 at ma; 100 at NJ; 900 at
IL.
Grand Central. 100 at 5.e5. 10 at 5Gi:
100 ut b.C3. 200 at hC0.
Dexter. 300 At s.2j. 100 at 225. seller
90 days; 200 II 2.2s; 800 at 2.22. 100 at
80. seller 90.
DAILY West. 100 at is.Os: 100 at 1904.
Mammoth, 100 at ..i5; 100 at $40. 900
at $50 seller 60 days; 100 at 2a5h,
seller so days. 800 at 1854, sollrr 80
days: 400 at 2.25, seller 60 days; Too ut
PA. seller co days. 200 at ais, seller "
days.
1914; 1000 at lsai buyer 60; 1900 az rs;
600 at liz, 1000 at l1t,; 1900 at iGis :
LOO at i6is 1000 al iGA
South Swansea, 100 at 12s4; 10 at
rs. 100 at f.s5is, seller 90 dnya.
Sacramento. $500 at 81. 1000 at 80.
seller 60 days; 1000 at ?95,. 1000 at 20.
showers. 500 a ai%: 900 q sig.
Star Con. $500 a so 600 u 2Dia, 5000
sunbeam. 100 q C6,h.
Boston and DE La Mar, 100 u q, .O0t
" Toe Bowers. 1000 @ iiM: 1900 @ ita..
bowers Extension, 1000 n o..
Little Pittsburg, 1000 n o.
Yankee Con. 1000 a 49, $500 % 1875
1000 a isA.
N III; 200 u 49, seller 60 days.
Hercules, 1000 q ~
bunker Hill. 1000 ~ Z.
Number Of shares sold, t3G0o.
ceiling value OF stocks, g2lsJss7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
GRAND CENTRAL TRADED IN
Northern Light we've. Forward %
nunker MN stronger slight
Decline In Yankee ton.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 90
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER i5ll

a fair days business was done on
'ehangc today and with few cNccp-
tions. prices were slightly better.
Among the exceptions was Mammoth.
which was "ahortcd' at ais, which In
dlcated that tho seller. at, ast.beilcycs
there viii be a further drop In price
Yankee Consolidated was also weaker,
selling down 10 1874. Sacramento de-
cllncd to 70 and May Day made future
transfers AZ 90.
Grand Central sold ut t.e5 and sun
beam dropped 100 at sois. Dexter was
In demand around s2s, white northern
Light made sales u.sund 10.
South swansea sold az i.z'N, Daisy
responded at II and Daily West at i2O'.
Joe Bowers participated at iih while
Star Consolidated brought 40 high as
20.
tsis..t..a ,s4...a. ,...sfal A. Faff.egas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Kansas city Nov. 2-Cattlc-Rc-
cviptn, 5000, Market steady Native
steers. i..iuG,o0. Texas steers. ai6QASi.
TcNlH cows, a.2in3oO. native COWS aud
heifefr, 2o0Hi30! stockers and feeders.
l5iNilp. bulls. 27i0A5O
llura- Receipts. i20O0. Market steady
70 shade lower lulk of sales. ssOn
5Ha; heavy. agOu1es4. packers. 3p2is
agli.; workers., aooGa95is; pigs, $500
800
sheep Receipts 5000. Market steady
10 weaker Lambs. A.50u 5.25. muttons.
alslImo
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rmoM rmn ALAIN mINr.


W. II. Evans came 60 town this morn
ing with some very nice looking sam
pies from the AiaiN property In C0t-
tonwood district ~ u known the COM
pany'H shaft wac run down about 100
feet. az which depth an elghty-foot
drift was run In very hard rock. The
face of the drlft now shows q dark and
extremely hard rock. In ltH nature
closely resembling dark serpcntlnc rock
This contains some values In gold. be-
sides pyritcs Of iron. ana to say the
least looks quite promising. when
running this drlft a small Htringcr OF
OF ore was cut quite close 60 the shaft
and In following this up few days ago
Sir. Evans opened out a two-foot vein
OF cunglomcrntc rock which appears to
contain good gold aud copper values.
Assay returns Will be secured from
romc ~ the samples during the next
few days. at which time the value OF
the discovery can be determines,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

no. plat d .... 49,. .."o... 1000
y, llnnnucr jr., ct al to Jennie u.
Mitchell, warranty deed. 2ikki0
fOda southeast from 90 rods
south ~ the northwest corner Of
lot I. block Is. plat n ......... 1850
Frank McI.lin 10 Lillian NJ. smith,
warranty deed, lot u. block I,
Hc1th'r subdivision. block 40.
pat .s.st.ss .sssss s..ss.s.s..s. 800
W NJ, Holt to Ann chapman.
quit-clnim deed 20 acres south
east ~ the southeast corner of
section 10, township . south.
range : west ..................... zoo
$. y, Tc1sioi to Francis Trim Jr..
qult-claim deed, Gxs rods south
east from rods east Of the
northwest corner OF lot D.. block
20 nlut " mum. ................ 1
G, ", iiassctt 10 Francis nrim Ir..
quit-clnim decd. sx2 rods SOUTH
east from rods east of the
northwest corner of lot 3. block
30, plat B........ zee. ........... 1
Salt Lake city 10 George Moaor.
quit-clnim deed. lGixsgia feet
southeast from ssit feet east Of
tho northwest corner OF lot Q.
block n. plat G MINIMUM. 60
Intnl sssssa ssssss s.s..s ..sssNi,tN1
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract NJ Me IN county recorders
office. Salt Lake county, November q.
1899,
Mary ]. Burton To Il. n. Burton.
warranty decd, 2x3 rods north
west from rods north OF the
southeast corner OF lot 2, block
90, plat a ......"......,....,..,.s 200
Nells Iindahl TO j. a. Lindnhl,
warranty deed, | acre southwest
OF section ~, township south.
range east ,s..., ...,. .,,,,.. 70
Agnes s. Nedder 10 q. II. both
we'll, warranty deed, lot 1, block