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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

The excursion to snitair today f. for
the University Of Utah
Six now Pullman cars have Just been
received BY the Santa &c.
J. u. stack. agent q the Oregon Short
Line 90 Eureka. a In the city.
The Eleventh. ward ia having It's an
nual outing at Lagoon today
George Q. Cannon and party left for
day.
The first through train from Milford
TO lNada reached the latter place q. k
and on scheduled time yesterday.
ON August 10th the oregon Short Line
VIII establish u thruugh dining car SER
vice between Chicago and Portland
Saturday Will be- Provo Day" nj
Lagoon, when the Wooden Mills enc
royes hold their annual ricnit al THE
real resort"
The oregon Short Line viii run an
excursion 10 Tlntic ana return next
wcek. The fare for the round trip VIII
be g.
The new addition being built on the
south end u the Rio Grnnde Western
depot for restaurant purposes VIII be
completed in few days
The trains on the Salt Lake a ogden
were detained Tor some time last night
near Bnuntiful by trees that had fallen
across the track during the storm.
Commercial Agent n. u. Kooser OF
the Missouri Pacific stated today that
The company had received nt ST. Louis
sixteen new locomotives. These engines
were built at the baldwin engine works
ana arc 90 be- used for the freight and
panaeurpr business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
The Control Of the Centennial
Eureka Passes to Dew Hands.
THE PRICE WAS $40 A SHARE
FIRST Payment OF si5i,OOo mold
Management Continues rntii Las
Payment IL Made.

Tho deal which Tor come time past
has been pending ON the great Gem
tcnniai- Eureka mine Of rintic. was con-
ANIMATED yesterday evening The con-
troll u this old producer passes to the
United States Mining company. Twen-
ty.two thousand shares ~ the capital
stock have been put In escrow upon a
payment Of 10 per rent m the purchase
price. Or si5iO00. The balance is 10 be
paid ON or before tho ist " January.
1900, and until that payment IL made
the present management viii continue
In charge. The price paid II SO o share
which places the value ~ the mine at
t2.ioo.000. Great na this amount IL,
prominent mining man said today they
could not gct his stock at that price.
Some Of those who have visited the
Blue Rock property lately may echo
that sentiment Vast ore bodies have
lately been opened up beneath the COO
foot level Notwithstanding rs heavy
ore shipments To the shelters ~ late.
no diminishing N the supply IL seen In
the vast Slopes of the Centennial Eure-
ka. It's vast riches have scarcely been
touched. The ore In sight at the mine
would warrant shipments many times
heavier than those ut present The eN-
act number ~ shares OF stock trans
ferred by the heaviest holders " not
known. but u II stated the heaviest
holders were W. W. Chisholm and J. y.
Wuodmnn
a meeting has been called for Aug.
2ith when the stockholders will change
the articles " Incorporation 10 suit the
present needs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

The governing board " the Salt Lake
Stock Exchange met today to consider
the proposition made for the exchange
90 take over the mineral exhibit at the
Hail ~ Relies, which attracted 20 much
attention during the mining congress
u year ago. and which has been 10 OK
tcnHlvoiy visited by tourists during the
past year. II IN the intention " the
exchange 60 take hold Of this exhibit
and make II perpetual state exhibit.
The various mines aud mining COM
ing. are earnestly requested by the sx-
change 10 lend their assistance 10 the
project by furnishing the exhibit any
ore Hpeclmcntu that they would wish
Ca have on exhibition. u f. hoped and
believed that All who are Interested will
do an In their power to add To the al
ready nnc exhibit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

The promise Of increased activity In
railroad construction throughout the
country during the current year II APP
parentiy being verified As the season
for active work progresses IL IL noted
that many large enterprises Of that
Kind are started, while the ones which
were begun during the first half u the
year are being pushed with renewed
yigor. II ~. however, worthy Of COM
ment that the most important adj
dltlons 20 tho existing railroad mileage
Of the United States consist OF branches
aud extensions of various systems OF
lines. In fact. one ~ the striking an
nouucementH IN this connection relates
10 the Intention OF the Union Pacific
management to duubie-track the main
line ~ that road from Omaha, Ncb, TO
ogden, Utah. the preliminary work
having already begun upon certain
sections OF the road. Among the more
important new lines now under con-
structlon IN the Omaha extension of
the Illinois Central, which Is 10 link
that line with the Union Pacific, and,
II is supposed. give a practical bear
ing To the fact that the same Interests
are largely Identified with the man.
ngrment OF both properties. In the
northwest the Northern Pacific Is con-
sidpring the construction OF extensions
In the province NJ Manitoba and In the
south various llnk-lines are being con-
structcd by scyctal or the important
systems which cover that territory In
the Eastern states also, thore Is a con-
siderable amount of new railroad mile
age under construction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Boston, Aug. 1.-The wool market
shows "a strong position and an condl-
lions are favorable fnr prices being
sustained, The sales have been cun-
siderable, although not va heavy us the
two previous weeks. Territory wool
holds arm and good woods on the scour-
INK basis are selling az 90 with the
range above this figure for tine medium
and nnr. Fleece wouls ARE feeling the
strength of the market although sales
have been steady Australian woods
arc nearly cleared up and prices are
nominal IN the absence NJ supplies.
Territory wOolH-Montnnn and Dnko.
ta, nne medium and fnc. Fleece. ttd
lsc. secured, i0db2c; HtRple. 55ub7c:
Utah. Wyoming, fine medium and fine.
l0ulsci secured, i0c staple ian Soc:
Idaho fne medium and nnr. iGal5r'
secured, iiuiGc Australian. secured
basis, comhing auperfine. 1smsO: good,
Hu5G; average, 50m1a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Appointed General Freight Agent OF the
Denver aud Rio Grnnde,

Information was received In this city
today 20 the effect that Fred Wild Jr,
had been appointed general freight
agent uf the Denver a Rio Grnnde to
succeed the late A. h, Wells. To some
the announcement was surprise. but
others intlmatrd that they expected as
much.
Mr.. wild IL well ntted Tor the place
Tor he has had % wide experience In
railroad work, especially IN the freight
department Several years ago he was
connected with the Union Pacific at
Denver as assistant general freight
agent. When the Gulf road nt Denver
became the colorado Southern Mr. Wild
was general freight agent. and when
49, H. WlnChell, passenger man. was
appointed as general traillc manager,
Mr., wild resigned.
lie could not remain Inactive for any
length Of time and soon accepted q po-
sltion with the Colorado Fuel ana Iron
company as general sales agent. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

-Four cars Of ORE were ON the market
today from the Swansea.
The Mammoth reported nt the sam
pier today with hve ears of ore.
A car Of ore was on the market today
from the johnson 4 Pcusc mine.
a contract for 100 feet Of SHAFT work
Is about TO be let on the Sea swan.
A shipment OF rich ore Ia reported to
have been made from the Sunnowcr Ia
the statolinc district
Frank Hines has gone to Kcmmorer
10 operate a drill AZ the Kcmmcrcr Coal
compnny's property
The Conkln sampler reported nine
cars Of ore from Tiutlc and two from
Bingham today,
The Aetna mine Is said To be- lmprov-
ing every day, The present outlook
r. very encouraging.
a, l.. Hcaston h. In from bingham
ON business connected with the Ma
tional Mining company.
Four Inches NJ good ore IL said to be
showing In the Ben Butler. a. L.
Jacobs and J.. y. Wilson 10 out tomor-
row.
4 shipment ~ seven cars Of ore. the
last under the old regime, were on the
market today from the Centennial
Eureka,
Mr. p. \, Farusworth Is back from
the New Pass, New with number or
samples ~ ore which he expects 10 have
assayed In the course of few days.
Surveyors are working ON the 81. Joe
group, West Mountain. IL h. thought
thoy VIII finish NJ by Saturday and
development work viii then be pushed
ON that promising property
A vein Of solid galcna Ia said 20 exist
In the Utonln mine. In the Erickson dis
tfiCt. assays from which run 90 90 20
per cent. 10 10 20 ounces silver and up
wards OF s. In gold
II II likely that the Tip Top mill at
HALEY, Ida, Will bee shut down In
definitely as. II II stated on good au-
thority, that others have prior right
To the water by which the mil has here
tOfore been operated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Several pounds OF orc samples were
being exhibited today from the Iron
Cap of West Tintlc, which runs hlFh IN
copper. as well In iron. one specimen or
several pounds weight. II II stated. con-
tains twenty per cent copper, Another
was shown which nHsnyed nearly seven
~ per cent Iron II " not known when
this property will ship. though II ls
thought " viii not be long before a
sample ear win be- on the market BIDS
have been received Tor hnulnEc. the
lowest nf which was 81 ton 60 the
railway. This. with sass a ton Tor haul
Ing by rnll.mennH that the ore will cost
fi.25 to be- put down at the Hmelter. The
parties feel that there IL "a future be-
fore that section. as the specimens
shown are taken from the surface and,
II Is stated that ore NJ the kind found
has always gone down 10 great depths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
Occurred at Barclay Station in
ParIeys Canyon.
HAY CAR ToPPLED OVER.
Some Damage Done 60 the Track
rrsmo Impeded for Some Time
No one Was Hurt

The passenger train on the Park city
branch Of the RIO Grandc Western.
which leaves here at $50 a. M. was de-
layed one hour and twenty minutes to-
DAY on account of n wreck that oc-
Curved near Barclay. Parlcy's canyon.
about ) o'clock. Tho fun particulars OF
the accident could not be- learned. Il
was stated. however. that as the west
bound freight train drew near Barclay.
a loaded hay-car toppled over complete
W destroying II. Some damage was
down TO the rails, but 10 what extent
D. not ataled. no ono was lnlurcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

The option on 10000 shares Of the
Rem Wing stock. which has been held
by Prof W. ~. Tibbnls since last win
ter has been taken up GIN 4. pcytou
b. associated with Prof. Tibbals In this
deaf. and also IN the option which the
professor holds on iGg 900 shares "
treasury stock a meeting viii be- held
within the next few days at which the
proposition 20 enlarge the mill Will
come up FOR consideration. II IL In
tended 10 enlarge the min to three or
four times IT, present capacity. tm-
nenae bodies ~ ore are IN sight and
with the mill enlarged II n felt the Red
Wing Will assume the proportions Of a
bonanza.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Colorado Lines Oner Inducements for
Tourist Travel Toward Utah.


The Colorado lines are not willing TO
let any Salt Lake business get away
from thom on the cut rates that 80
Into eject tomorrow. W. J. Caverley,
representing the Rio urandc Western.
arrived In Denver yesterday TO take
charge Of tho field Tor the purpose N
explaining the beauties Of journey
through Colorado 10 Mormondom Tho
rate WIN be- $50 FOR the round trip.
good Tor thirty days and with tickets
on sale until August A. Passengers
may go on either the Colorado Md
land or RIO Grande and return ON the
same road or the other without extra
cost. stop-oycrs will be granted at
amy point and hli Pullman tickets will
also be good for atop-ovcr at Glcnwood
Springs
The business 10 Salt Lake viii b.
heavier this year than anybody eN-
pected two months ago. said Mr.. Ca
Ycripy yesterday Heretofore we had
the cheap rates earlier in the season.
but this time they were delayed a few
weeks IN order 10 give the tourists all
the time they wanted In Colorado. TN
der the new arrangement ~ atop-oyors
and diverse routes the trip o. really
through the wonderland OF America
ana covers this State pretty thorough
~ A. Salt Lake. OF course. every
body knows OF the great natural and
historical attractions nut this year We
have In addition the Salt Palace. one OF
the most beautiful things of the kind
In the world. AZ nlEht every single
saline crystal rliatena like diamond
under the rays of the electric lights
and the stories In the Arabian Sights
are totally cclipscd Next year the
Utah people propose advertising the
salt Palace an over the world and Il
Will be- most wonderful drawing card.
The building stands In the center OF a
pretty block Of ground and IL already
the pride ~ the Salt Lake people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Kansas city. Aug. 2-Cattlc-Re-
cclpts $500 natives. 700 Texans Mar
Ret steady native steers. <ism5 .G7ih:
Tcxnr steers. 1.25dA 60. TeSas COWS
2 .ioua.ci; native cows and hcifcrs. .7s
ua,2'' siuckera ana feeders. 3.O0u5. 90.
bulls. 2.i0uf.25.
HOGS Receipts. 1000 Light strong
10 De- higher. others steady. Bulk Of
sales. 900 90. heavy and mixed. 4. 90
ni33H. packers. t.20dt. 80. light a.15
ul.io' workers. fa5ui.i0. pigs. 4.250
i.l7ih.
Sheep 5000. Market steady:
lnmha. i.OOMl.su. mnilnna. 3. iOnl.lO.
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STOCKS WERE STRONGER.
Everything started Upward. Under
the sumuIous OF Large ABB
sorpuons OF Tcnncssec coal.

New York. Aug, Claims were the
rule at the opening NJ the stock market
today. but were restricted to fractions
except for Steel and Wire, which rose
a point. Anaconda lost as much and
Smelling, Rock Island and Southern
Pacific were down "a fraction. Trading
during the first hour was considerably
unsettled. Sugar sold up TO 1855 ON In
dlcations Of concerted action between
rival rehnerleH In the matter uf a clrcu-
lar to the trade Glucose, ON the other
hand. fell a point, The iron and steel
stocks also were under pressure Some
railway issues established higher
range but the more prominent ones,
including the grangers and the south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

aIt'lul ANNNNNlNllANNNAH
Huntington, Emery county, Aug l.:
We are experiencing considerable ac-
tiyity here OF late, our mining inter-
csts are attracting widespread utten-
ton. Huntington canyon coal fields
aa wen nH copper fields, are bringing
men here, The town has been thronged
with Eastern as wen aa local investi-
gators Tor the past two weeks, Two
Eastern gentlemen are here now, aud
are much Interested In the coal lands
IN Huntington canyon. They express
much confidence I'm tho future and nrr
anxious uH Co the result NJ "a short tie
up which terminates In less than 30
days.
The copper Interest Keeps up and
parties here are bonding and selling
claims ON which no work has been
done. A general good faith h mani
tested and some surprising offers have
been made. for number OF claims.
Real estate IL gradually improving and
lively ana active outlook Is manifested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

The Maynowcr Mining company 10
the name of % new incorporation. the
articles Of which have been filed In the
office Of the county clerk. The capital
stock 81 divided into 100000 shares OF
the par value M 10 cents per share.
The officers are; John T.. Campbell.
president. !. VI, Marriott, vice presl-
dent; Morris SOmmur secretary, and
James r. Campbell. treasurer. These
with W NJ. sabry form the directorate.
The company viii operate the May
flower mining claims Nos, / 10 IN the
L.ehl mining district
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JOE BOWERS ADVANCING
trail n Little weaker DAISY
stationary.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER COY
LEAD. SL35
CASTING COPPER 1879.

The higher priced stocks were most lu
cmand today Mt fair prIcar Mammoth
,ntlnucs TO rise as the demand Tor 10
Increases. To-day Il went aH high ns
.e7is. while Grand Central changed
ands at tg.ij. Bullion-Beck realized
My s5.5Is. but Daisy sold at % and
icysor- Marion nt g. Sacramento
dropped 100 nt iCa and Joe Bowers
found buyers at isA Bowers Extcn-
sion went w 10 sit. while Midnight
Bowers brought "a and uaston and DE
la Mar went at ic. Frisco was heard
from NJ o..
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Late yesterday afternoon the current
from the generating station M BIG Cot
tunWuod canyon was turned Into the
aluminium Wires running 90 the Penn
sylvania amelter nt Sandy The test
has been successful. and ore ctuHhera
and rnaHtcra Will In the future be- oper-
uted In the Pennsylvania hy electrical
current was transmitted through No.
4 aluminium wires nt pressure ~ " -
600 bolts ana IL reduced NJ the smelters
by static transformer The u.s. VI
aluminium ua conductor has been
forced by the high price NJ copper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
OMAHA I.IVI srOrIx.

omnhn, Aug .-Cattle-Rccelpts.
$500. Market active, stronger; native
beef steers. 4.7iu5.i0; western steers.
i.00nisp; Texas steers. G0Hl. ii.
cows and heifora. 3.50mf.2t. cannerH.
2,25n3.i0; stocksru and feeders. . sou
40. calves. i,00QG.2ii bulls. stays. etc.
2.s0Mi.e0.
Hoga-Wcceipta. 400. Market o.
higher Heavy, 2ini. 20; mixed. I 2tG
i.2ia. light. f.e0nt 10. pigs. 9.56 "a. 20.
bulk Of sales 2sIt.glis.
sheep-l,oceipta. $500 Market strong
60 higher YenrlinEs. 25di so: west
ern muttona. a.1Odtib: stock sheep,
.. sous 90. lambs. f.f04G. 90.
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rInnnrN TO M rRoMorrD.
n. a. w Flremen said to Have Made
their Trial Hun Yesterday.

II II said that about twenty hremen
on the RIO Grande Western were TO be
promoted 10 the position of engineers
today or tomorrow. Nothing definite
could be learned In the matter, but
there can be- little doubt but that some
such promotions 10 take erect immedl-
ately are being contemplated by the
officials.
uled Tor promotion had their trial runs
M engineers yesterday. and those who
were iunlined To hold such responsible
positions would receive their appoint
mcutH at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

A. stated some time ago. the tele-
grnphcrH uf the Nouthcrn Pacific have
been kirkng Tor more cash.
Yesterday they We're notified by the
company that un advance In wages had
been granted them, ranging from 81
TO $50 per month
This IL just shout the amount asked
Tor by the men and II causes general
satisfaction among the telegruphers ~
the Southern Pacific. For the last
sixty days the Representatives Of the
order of Railway TelcgraphcrH have
been In San Francisco on this business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Font Eh.g, pnwner Tor the feet II
and Instantly takes the sting out ~ coins
and huuions' its the eruatait comfort dis
c1very ~ the age. Aliens Iout- hase makes
cure for sweating clliuus AMI hot. tired.
aching fnst Try lt ". day. Sold by al drug
ri-i. and shoe stores ~ nal fqrlic m stamps
Trial package TREE .Nudreas. Allen =
Oimsicd. H. linV. \. y.
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westerns. were on. The market started
upward an around. under the stimulus
" large absorptions on Tennessee Coal
which touched IN Colorado Fuel
gained ~. In tho railroad Hist Pcnusyl-
vnnla. 81. Louis Southwestern. kaneas
city. pittsburr a n. uulf New York
Central and chicago Great Western
pfd.. showed decided strength.
Kansas city Plttaburg a Gun nrats
rose points but other bonds were duh.
SUGAR.
Sugar raw, strong. held higher.
Fair refining. Isle; centrifugal %
test. ~. molasses sugar. 1916.
MONEY.
Money on call arm at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3hdih per
cent
sterling exchange easy with actual
business IN bankers bills NJ 4sG4ntk
Tor demand. lS3nh FOR 60 days posted
rates ii1H and 4s5tgAss. CONNER
ciai bills. fs2.
silver certificates. C0ihNGi.
Bar silver. G0h
Mexican dollars. 49,
Government bonds steady. % reg.
l00N. Be- reg, i0st.; do coupon. i0sh
ncy g. reg. izp do COUPON. ig9. oui d
reg. ii2h 40 coupon. 10. D. reg and
coupon. MS.
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CNsIT


Chicago. Aur. 2-Tiuga Receipts.
$4,000. Tomorrow. 1900 t.ofi over.
d.Nlh Market slow except Tor good
grades. Mixed AMI butchers t.iOm
i2A. good heavy i.atmi. go. rough
heavy 1.siui20. light. 42jGl.G0.
Cattle Receipts, 1900 Market
steady 90 weaker. Boevps. fOn5. No.
cows ana heiferH. 000f %; Texas
stoers, 3. j0N5.2i; Htockcrs and feeders.
3.25ui.s5.
Sheep- Receipts 10000. Market
atcndy; sheep. a.oOH5.O0. lambs. $500
100.
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san Francisco. Aug. wheat,
steady December LIS. May, i.lils;
cash. 1905.
Barley. steady; December. s27.; new
~. cash, 90
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now freight agent knows about all
there iH 20 know relating 10 Colorado
tfailc. and the scenic line is 10 be com
graduated IN securing the services or
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CHICAGO mARKrrs


fhNnllIas
Chicago, Aug 2.-sepicmbor wheat
opened no Gos0H. cnscd on 10 CgA aud
rallier 90 COS
CLOSE.
whoat-sept. c9asG70. Dee. 7igG72.
Corn-NuE. sos Sept. 10Mdis
Onts-Aug. iah Sept tgl.
Purk-Aug., k25. sent. $50.
Llfd--AuE., 5.22is Sent. 621h.
libs-Aug.. 400. sept igj.
CASH.
Whcnt-No. 2 rcd. 70isG7i, No. . red.
0shn50. No. 2 hard winter. GGWnG1: No.
do. eGlis 30. I spring G9an70A [.
40. 2 northern spring. esiaa6gis No. Q
spring CinGsth
Cofu-No. q %. No 2. 10I
Ouir-No. q 20. Nn. % iFN020
Finx-i0i.
narlov-35 10 20.
Hyc-52
Tlmothy-250
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY


Last train leaves Lagoon sundays az
pim . m, =, ROUND TRIP. q GENTS
Olaen's Famous Orchestra IN attendance
every afternoon and evening.
SIMON hAMRERGER Genl Mgr
II W. EAkiY Gent Pass Agent.
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REAL EsTNiE IRANsFERs.

Abstract of nlc. county recorders Of
ice. salt Lake city Utah. August /.
J. y. Cahoon TO soren Knndel-
borg. warranty deed. I've acres
southeast northwest section
49, township south. range
J. J. Daynes it, to Flora i. sund-
berg. GN2ia rods southwest
plal u y. %. 80. 70. .. 49,. 1900
part lot 3. block s6 plat a. ~. $500
j. q. Alexander to y. w. Wlcks.
~ xiu ruds southeast from
northwest corner lot T. block
%. plat A .,.. 90. 90. 90. ...... 5000
G. A. 0racber TO Christian Mailer.
warranty deed lot 81. and
north = lot %. block 2, Craze
her'a T.. q. addition oil. OIL, o.. D.. 1000
NJ. g. Moon 10 James Game, quit
claim deed. lots 12-33. block I.
Paradise addition o.. b., o.. ..,. 20
u, = Dickson 10 James Camp
bell quit claim. interest Mon
ucu lode. etc. West Mountain. 1000
Otto VIII 90 y. g. nugun. quit
claim decd. Interest Gilmore
lode, West Mountain o.. o.. .,.. $40
Mary j. Young 90 Utah Title. In
surunce aud Trust CO.. truss
tees deed 20xiO rods south
ouHt from northwest lot 7.
block 10. plat % 90. o.. ., o.. ,,,. g2S
William Groeabeck ot nl TO l.. a.
Marks. Hhorlta deed. ~ feet by
10 rods southeast from feet
south ~ northwest corner lot
T. block ~ plat a o.. o.. o.. Geo. 1900
". Mccormick 20 same, as
soasmont certificate Of sale. Fame
william Hlfkinshnw 20 Charles
Nelson. Hhcrin'H certificate ~
rnlc part lot Z. block -, plat
-. o.. ..... 90. ..... 90. ........ 1000
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sunday, August a, iiy oregon short Line
Special train nt am. CAN al city
ticket Office Tor particulars.