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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
NORTHERN LIGHT ACTIVE.
Zoe Bowers aud midnight Rover.
Freely Dealt In -Esgic aud niue
1Deii sells at cleo.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER GiJi
LEAD. SL.25
CASTING COPPER. iGA.c u ID

business In mining stocks continues
so-ao. This mornings call brought out
sales or aiioo shares for ,e.etg.gs. while
the market remained IN fairly good
shape. with figures generally little IN
advance ~ those recorded che day be-.
fore. Nothgrn Light was heavy seller
between - and ~. while unlisted
stocks presented good business IN loo
Bowers at u to 1875 and In Midnight
bowers at sh.. this stock subscribing
iVoco shares a, this ngurc.
Alphabetically the nrrt seller was
Daisy at u cents Then attention was
turned 10 Eagle which changed hands
at 8 cents. after which -Four Aces made
tfanffcrs at 70 and Goyrcr Marion res
pondcd frccly Mt 20. while Mcrcur
dfor,rsd nm odd hundred at $50. omaha
continued firm ana made sales at ~
ana a. AMI Sacramento was also In good
fhape. this stock being dealt In TO the
time ~ 200 shares nt a. cents u share.
touth swnnrea advanced and crcpt
hack TO ~ ~. transfer ~ this clos
Ing burl.iclt IN stocks of higher or
der.
Pursuing those unlisted. the brokers
made sales Of BOSTON DE La Mar at one
cent and took Century at g cents. fol-
lowing this up with transfer u Eagle
and blue Hell VI sl.eo and a little trad
ing In Golden Eagle. which advanced to
81. Hercules sold Tor ~. while Home
stake went TO u, and nowcrn ENten-
iion did business at ~. total Of 5000
shares changing hands at this nEurc.
North SWANSEA was taken at sin
cents
The closing figures were a. follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
KANSAS cry L,vr srooK.

Kansas city. Mo-. May a.-cattle-
Receipts 5,oon Market steady native
steers ii0naoo. Texas steers assGlGs.
Texas cows 100000 native COWS and
hcifera a.Oo0tso. utnckerH and feeders
agSnS.Oo! bulls al0ulO0.
lioFs-Reccipta iNooo. Market &c low
$50! packers a.Gi0dsS; mixed at0ff
aisis. nght at011sen porkcrr a5aisff
ae.ib; pigs assuats,
ahocn- Receipts 1900 Marriott steady
lambs l001 1867 muttonH O0HS10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

IN accordance with previous an
nouneement the silver King will send
out To stockholders tomorrow the sum
~ 10000. In liquidation of the May
dividend. while the Grand Central win
Issue checks amounting TO $4,000. this
dividend payer. Accompanying these
distributions win be one Of 5000 from
the swansea. the whole making a day .
record of 90. 300. In ;he afternoon the
directors of the Bulll0n-n Beck viii hold
their regular monthly meeting and
likely post the usual dividend of 10000
Mai Eurtka win close on this COM
panys monthly dividend ef 20 cents
share, or $4,000, this also 10 be paid on
the 10Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

London. May s,-The wool auction
sales were continued today with large
number of buyers present. Competi.
ton was very active. with the CONT
mental buyers operating freely In super
fine merinu greasy woods, which real
ized 20 20 % per cent above the March
series. These goods also met with a
strong demand from all directions. The
German representatives were more
prominent today, their operations show
Ing marked Increase. croaHbruds were
hardening ana received strong home
trade support. The offerings num-
brrcd it.2i7 bales and included "a line
Hhuw NJ Funerilno merino greasy, The
daily Withdrawals averaged only about
laS balra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

Inviting the public 10 take part In It's
miners and prospectors' excursion TO
Tintic next Sunday. the Rio ornnde
Western says the extent ana value Of
the ore bodies Of that camp have never
been over estimated perhaps but poor
~ appreciated. In the opinion OF many
expert mining men. the Tintio district
IL but In the iirst STAGES of it, develop.
mcnt. and the future VIII crowd u to
the front az a producer Of gold. silver.
lead and copper. The excursion
train leaves this city AZ SOS n. M. and
returning leaves Silver city at $50
y. M. Mammoth ut 80 ana Eureka at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

u q. Iegg. superintendent OF tho
Northern Llght. was In the city today.
a News reporter attempted To inter-
view the gentleman. but no would not
submit 10 such an ordeal ana hence
very little Information was cleaned.
Ito did Intimate. however, that the con.
ditlon OF the mine would be- fully
demonstrated 10 those Interested. when
II resumed ore shipments. az the same
time stating that the present condition
of the roads would not permit OF
transportation for some time yet. That
the mine has a good supply % ore.
oonclnalnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

John r. and Anna NJ. openshaw trans
fer the London. Waveriy. ueyser and
Little Johnnie mining claims In Santa
auln mining district. for 10000 tn the
Iron Prince Mining company.
The following iocatlona have been
filed BY Edward Nelson ct al, Pea
thur Dixon. Boulder. situated In Provo
mining district. by Antoine Erickson.
notice Of appropftating water Of the
Anderson Canyon springs altuatcd In
Salem precinct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

Mr.. J. A. bard. connected with Mr.
g, V. Allen, manager fthe Centennial
Eureka, In the Cleopatra at Silver city,
has Just returned from tour uf In
upccilon Of the mine. lie reports the
shaft on this property 900 feet deep
ANA showing very well In all respects.
Il IN the Intention ~ the owners. he
says, 60 ~ once erect a steam hoist
with CQ-horse power hollsr-a power
that viii be capable ~ going 90 depth
OF 1900 feet aud over. Mr.. Hard
speaks very highly OF the outlook In
Silver city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

What are looked upon as some OF tho
finest onyx claims IN the state. have
Just been located by otto Hudson, at
a point Just beyond Neff's canyon. u
distance 81 ~ miles southeast ~ this
city The gentleman WIS out yestor-
day ana put iva men 10 work on the
claims. the idea being 10 set sample
nhlpmsnt out right away. lie says the
blocks Of onyx standing upright. In q
variety Of pretty colors. The claims
being close In viii enable the gentle
man 10 ship the stone TO this city BY
Wugou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

Omaha. May s.-ReccipiS 400 Mar.
kct steady u stronger native beef
go; Texas atccfH ad00 40, cows nni
hcifcrp a,70nlio cannrrs s.souacei
4 tiqfi0, bulls. stays, etc. g.anItfo.
Hers Receipts y 100. Market o.
lower heavy 3dsna15; MIXED a,sst 10
a,G5. light acolgGi. pigs a.25d3o0; bulk
OF sales a,eflshaso.
Sheep Receipts 5000. Market strong;
ycarlingH i5Onbs0. western mutionH
i.6gUaoo: stock sheep 3.s0ui30i lambs
lf51akO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

}. u. Kolfcr stated to 'Ncwa'' re-
porter today that the West Mercur
mine on the Mercur West DIP was
looking spicndldly. the vein matter en-
countcrcd some two weeks ago continue
ing with depth and Increasing A. work
progressed on the property. From six
Inches the mineral has widoncd TO i've
feet ana tho showing IN gradually In
proving. The SHAFT N now go foot
deep. and those Interested are firm IN
the belief that the mines future IN now
well insured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

American Fork. May "a controli-
Ing interest In the Gold blossom Min
Ing company has been purchased by
Mcssrs Robert Proctor and n. ~.
liolcy. W. y. Kelly having disposed Of
his interest and an option taken ON the
shares owned by 70. T.. Hunter n II
the Intention 81 the new owners to take
immediate steps for tho development NJ
the property. as they feel well satisfied
the mine viii be "a profitable Invest
mont. Come OF the shares " the COM
pnny changed hands yesterday. the
price paid being . cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

nawllnH. Wye. May Silk hundred
ana ave thousand pounds OF wool have
been sold by local nheepmen during the
past week NJ prices ranging from 10
to " cents per pound. The practice Of
consigning the product 20 lioston aud
other eastern houses for storage and
the producers preferring the certainty
o . direct sale 10 the uncertainty of
future prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

The Bulllon.neck mill. after q run ~
ten days, sent TO market this morning
i've cars Of concentrates. the aamc hay.
Ing tho appearance ~ carrying cNr~a
high values. The plant IL now In good
running order and Will keen the market
well supplied with such shipments. the
same tending to swell the companys
exchepucr and make possible. NJ least.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

Two lectures by mr. James y.
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evidences Of ~ EcnuinencHa and au.
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These lectures are taken from pr.
Talmarea book '"rhe Articles ~
Faith" hut are presented IN separate
form for the use OF investigators and
students, Price ioc. For sale by tho
Dessert News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

charles Holden II NJ TO Utah r
iNT 4. Co. trustee. warranty
deed. John nuli lode. ctc.,iAtti"
Cottonwood ss ssss 60 o. ssssssN
W. D. Horne 10 Aaron NcyHer.
warranty deed. ioNi rods south
east from , rods east " north
west corner 10, G. block u. plat
r. % Of 90 ss ssss sa fsHH AfN'
f.otitia y. Kelsey In a. Lombard
Dr., warranty deed, aNs rods
southwest from ~ rods south
~ northeast corner lot :. block
q. plat A .. ..s. 4. DO ssss ssss ZOO
Louisa KlnE to Anderson Real
Estate Investment company,
warranty deed, 1880 rods
northeast from southwest cur.
nor lot 2. block ~. plat H.. ,. 300
l.. n. Coates To v v, Rouse. war
mnty deed. part blocks ! ana
:. Coates a g. subdivision
1911. plat g. Of. o. o.. D.. 90 .sss 100
c. +. rhipp.n 10 Louis ToEni.
warranty deed. eiNiP3 feet
northeast from igj feet north
~ southwest corner lot z,
block ~. plat H.. q. q" .. .. 30
!. \. C0rum 60 V. y Rouse. war
fnnty deed. lot :. block .. g. A
&. 90. Gale addition o.. ...s..s. 900
r. A. Nelson 10 ]. W. W, fitr-
gerald, warranty deed. ~
acres nnftlMfnt quarter Ni
northwest quarter section ~.
township ] south. range ! west 30
Alexander ncinfinue to Dun
can Park. Warmly deed.
acres. lot ?. block 20. tcn.acfc
pat n e. q. .. - - ssss'' P'
Salt Lake county 20 Charles
nssun.auit- claim deed. A.NNs
rods southwest from north
east corner lot o, block :. nvc-
acre Plat 9 :. :. >. ss,. u
9. ~. Link TO ~. y. Redman.
quit-clhim deed west half lot
:, block a.. plat u D.. q. q. 81. o.. go
Rait Lake city Copper Manufar-
turing company To- \. W. Peck.
auit.elaim deed. parts sections
.2-s'. township l north. range
I west % g. 90 sstt
Hannah ilumphrieH ~ al 10
Aaron Keyssr. rheriff'a deed.
lots ss-s5. block Z. Guy Park
subdivision 90 o. o. o. o.. 80 90 1000
Jackson bolton q al to Aaron
keyHef. Hherina deed, s0xio
rod northwest from 30 rods
west ~ southeast quarter sec.
tlon =, township {. south range
! east - ssss 90 sttt stss sssfaE pNl
nehccca a. Perkins 10 a. e..
Peterson. agreement. lots ~ to
-, block 10. Perkins nrat Grand
View addition q. o.. o.. e.. q. .,., GO
Total =, ,',. - ''', 9. ',,,tsl,sei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
Waterman urotbers. stock brokers.
No. Central Blk. Phone Ca rings
MARKET REPORTS


New York May p.-Prices opened IT.
regular today. Changes generally were
the mcfcst fractions The hesltancy
was soon replaced BY n strong tone md
on large buying for both accounts
prices u the prominent shares Inn
proved from ! 20 , points. Therc were
a few exceptions to the movement but
the losses wcfc not significant except
In American Smcltrr. which lost 7
points and rallied smnrtiy. The volume
OF business fell on considerably and the
bcafr utilized this Circumstance 10 de-
press values and met with considerable
success In many stocks. owing TO FREQ
rcaliSations. Metropolitan strcct rail-
way dipped 90 go and other spcciaitleH
saEEcd from 10 points.
The bond market was fairly active
and quite irregular.
MONEY.
New York, May a.-Moncy on cali
nomlnniiy 7h N per cent
Prime mercantile paper. aia q ~ per
cont.
stcriinH exchange. steady with actual
business In banlrfr' bills ~ stSii, " y
for demand. and at assn u y FOR 90
days. posted rates. ti.Sd n y and Ass
~ Y commercial bills. NN.
silver certificates. sth % %.
linr silver, tiis.
Mexican dollars. isA.
Government bonds. firm; p. reg.
Pa's; 9s,rcr. tl.0sA, do. coupon. fiosN.
now ". reg, ti.1n, do. coupon. il.2aA
old n. reg. u.i2Ai do. coupon. iiian
%. reg, u.iiisi do. coupon. u.ii's.
SUGAR.
New York. May a.-sugnr-Raw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
Clog up
a River

Clog up the blood--and the kidneys
the liver the nerycs-every organ In
the body win suffer--it's only natural.
" YOU want to be well-try purifying
the blood. and you'll IND your long
named diseases departing. For hloid-
purifier and stomach tonic, there's
nothing 10 equal uOstetter &
Clears the skin, llct...l,
Brlghtens the eyes. 'o'''N'
outlets the nerves. Bltters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

fan Francisco, May 9.-whcat firm.
Dee. i.i4t, cash i.os..
barley steady Dee, a0A new s7.;
cash l.Oi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

For proceedings OF the
Utah Mine and stock En
change and late mining and
buslness news. see page 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
Samuel Newhouse Said to be- Gain
ing a Foothold,
IN THE VICINITY OF FRISCO
The Washington sun Improving 81.
SHAT Tor the cleopatra Ms
eciisneou. winiug items.

That Samuel Newhousc Is gaining a
foothold In the hills surrounding Frs
60 and vicinity. where excellent copper
discoveries have been made recently.
Is the Information given the "Ncws"
today by a gentleman In position TO
be well posted on such matters. The
party stated that " late that section
81 country has literally warmed with
experts. and that a number of claims
worked there Tor years. have now be.
come the properties of wealthy mining
men ana nrp being developed quite Wig
orously. the owners resolving on going
to the deep 10 IND out what there Il In
them. OF course. the search In that sec.
tlon IL FOR copper. ana that II abounds
there Il beyond question when n is taxi
en- into consideration the number Of
claims now producing A.
In other quarters II IA stated that MIR.
Sowhouse has become associated with
Joe Farfon p nd Otto stnimnn In tho
development ~ the Montreal group In
Rocky district. This mine l. shipping
ore running as pcr cent copper and
II very worthy proposition. IL II
In this iocailty that y. a. ~. farkiin "
pushing work on the Morrison group.
while the Copper Ranch mine, now held
by ON rcyton and associates, Il also
ono OF the prospective bonanzas Of
this section.
VIII uhmths. who recently returned
from Milford. confirms reports Of great
activity In the ftur and Rocky districts,
and gives u ~ his opinion that these
camps will b. the iivclicat In the State
In a comparatively short space OF time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

The art payment 81 1900 on the
copper property " Jones a Taibcrt. az
salt Wash. which was sold last week 10
Denver parties represented by Mt a.
M. ueArcy. was made AT Moab ON iaai
saturday. The two claims were noli
for $4,000. ~. DcArcy, who VIII have
charge OF the development work, aud a
force 81 men and supplies lef; 4. .
Wash Monday morning 10 begin work
on the property. There IL H ltrHc
amount of ore In sight that vii pay 90
ship, and this will b" sacked AMI TAX
IN TO the railroad rs rapidly az poHsl-
hlo.-Grand Valley Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
E|eQ0DI Sulphur Turkish Both

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

and MS bound
90 overflow
and make
trpilb'e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-08
HYPOCRISY All THE HAGUE.

Goodwin Smith in the the Independ ent.
The prime cond ition of general peace is
general Righteousness. Who are they that
are now meeting at The Hague to give
peace to troubled world? They are the
representatives of those Powers of un-
Righteousness which are at this very
time, without the shadow of a moral
justification, partitioning China and rob :
bling other weak folk of their land It is
in fact from their quarrels over their
spoils that the present distractions main
ly arise. Captain Kidd and his oompeers
undertook philanthropic reform though
those eminent expansionists had not
learned to style their booty spheres Of
influence,' or TO say that 1t WINS by
duty taking hold ofsDestiny" that they
were led to lay their hands on other
mems goods and in case of resistance to
cut the owners throats. More effectual
oy far than any possible work OF con-
gress of predatory Powers would be the
revival in the popular heart of those sen
tim ents Of humanity ann justice of which
religion has hitherto been largely the ba-
sis, and which for the present seem to
have lost much of their force We are
living In a spiritual aud moral interrep :
mum, in which rapacity begins to spurn
control and force threatens again to be-
come the law. When professad ministers
OF the gospel of peace are pandering to
the lust OF war, is very much to be ex-
pected Of meeting OF the great military
Powers at The Aaguef
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-08

communicate sent and convey thar prop
erty TO it TO lie enjoyed in common. He
Is doubtless what would be called at
this day religious fanatic. though for
his doctrine Of community Of goods the
New Testafnent furnishes good deal
of support There is not the slightest
evidence that he was playing upon mems
religious emotions to get them to convey
their property TO him for his own person
al aggrandizensat. While his doctrines
were doubtless bad from an economical
standpoint there was nothing about them
that could be properly described as i'm
moral. Probably his preaching was cnl-
culated to do some mischief as the
preaching of every crank or fanatic
Is. But there was nothing in his oharnct-
or or his conduct that In the slightest
degree extenuated the treatment that the
mob melted out to him. The Southern
lynchings which we are wont TO denounct
so vigorously, admit as a rule of far more
extenuation than does this Ievant out.
rage. Generally the man that the South
ern mob hangs or burns has been guilty
Of heinous offence, one Of the worst
known, and one that mora than any 9th.
er excitss people to fury. This man had
done nothing worse than advise other
men to join his sect and turn their prop
erty into the common fund For this he
was ridden on rail three or four miles, his
clothes torn from him by bowling mob,
his body smeared with tar, and an
attempt made to set fire to It,.
Apparently some Of the mob were
intending to emulate .the example of
the southern rufflans that burned Sam
Bose. but all Of them had not reached that
degree of savagery, and the burning part
of the programme was not carried out.
Enough was carried out. however, to
stamp tho affair as diaoblical outrage
and disgrace to the State of Maine.
We observe that the "best oitizens'' of the
town back up the mob, just as the "best
citizens" of southern towns backed nm
the burning Of Hose and the shooting Of
the negro postmaster. We observe also
that the prediction is made that mono of
the culprits can ever be convicted because
there will be plenty of people to swear
TO an abb, just as there are at the South
on similar occasions. Gov. Northen in
mis- speech in Boston the other night de-.
clared that under the same provocation
the same treatment that is applied to me-
gro culDrits in tho South would be
metcd out in New England, and the Le-
want outrage goes a long way to confirm
his opinion.
The only way in which the state can
rid itself of the disgrace that attaches
to this transaction is by vigorously prose-
cutting the authors Of 1t.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-08

into their own hands by the teachings of
the southern newspapers of high and low
degree cannot he disputed. That some OF
the best of these papers haze seen the err
ror of their ways and are now manfully
fighting the mob spirit is an encouraging
element in the situation as is also suo6
outspoken condemnation OF mob exoesses
as has been uttered by Rev. DIR. Bough-
ton and Rev. DIR. Hawthorne Of Nash.
Vile. When the press and the pulpit OF
the south become honestly nrrayed
against mob and lynch law we shall have
an end of it in short order.
But the effort to hitch upon the Afro.
American race the stigma OF being race
OF yiolntors 10 not only malignant and in
famous, but comes with exceedingly bad
with race of mulattoes as the result Of
msltrearing black slave women for 2D0
years Lynch law must go.