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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

reported a, the refinery this morning
from Morcur
Mark Hopkins is now In Boston nego-
uaune Tor the sale OF copper proper
tifa.
e. y. Enlngwood and Fred Houghton
have gone 90 Boston TO engage IN the
brokerage business.
George silks. who has been closing a
deal FOR locations nt Bingham. has re-
turned 10 the city.
a rich copper ind is reported 10 have
been made In the Barry Sound district
near Toronto. Canada.
Two carloads 81 concentrates Weigh
ing b tons. have brought the Rcd Wing
company % Blnghnm $3.50.
The bar Of gold bullion num che pex.
ter ls valued nt $500 instead ~ h.'W
ns inadvertently stated By the News
yesterday
Mcalrs. 4. T.. Hyde. T.. X. Iiarr!s' Of
omaha, Albert Richter ana utheiH
have returned from vislt 20 Antelope
island.
Mr James Donohuc. who Fucceesl7
Mr Eurlcs aa superintendent of the
Mammoth mine. has gone To the prop
crty.
a contract hna boon made between
the management ut the Dewey mill ana
the owners of the Fortune group Cor
OBJ" treatment ot 5000 tfls of miHlns
ore.
a contract has boon Oct Tor 90 feet of
shaft work on tho li1bup claim in Dry
Fork. brigham canyon. lhe lIst utHuya
from the c|HiuH went 20 D. n.ll DO p.r
cent copper re ounces silver ana no
cents gold
II D. reported that y. s. scovlllc.
manager OF me scoyllic 81. uni N, Co..
viii enter vigorously into the work uf
developing the scuyille property which
embraces 80 acres 20 patented prop
critics. many uf which were fhippefH
years ago.
White Pine NoWu. w. a. Eakorly
after spending nearly r. week ln nNnW-
lining HohInaun district loft Tuesday
morning Tor Salt Lake Guy VIA urcc-
ola. iir Informed the News that De
had taken % bond on about twelve
properties hero. iu two groups Dnd 10
the capitalists Dc represents decide 20
take hold be- win BE- back inside "
thirty days. Thp Morris and other
mines OF 70. a, Hitpc In West camp are
Included boz The deal
The Nevada city (Cail Herald says
that while Mrs q. L. Gipson was going
through the undurhm1h. four miles
west of kcswick. shasta county she
stumbled upon O. ledge of g1ld-boaring
rock about the thickness of ones hand.
She broke or q piece ns large uH wall
nut with her fingers 10 was yet llRht
enough Tor her 90 Soc that ID was very
rich In gold. The piece was weighed by
an nasnycr who after making allow
nnce ior The quartz. Estimated ita value
10 be- gi1f5.
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MARKET REPORTS.


Sow York July 1.-THE continued
unanaluoas over tho Tmnsvnai Hitua-
ton abroad was reflected Ia some pore
lions OF the list at the opening Of tho
rtock market while some stocks showed
shlp gains. g. Paul wna up e. un
ita statement ~ enrniuEH Tor the nrHt
week lu July a number NJ railroad
stocks advanced On sympathy with &C.
Paul. sugar after itH fractional decline
rose ga and tho local stocks showed
strong recovery from yesterday dee
preston Pretty much the whole mar
kHt took uu the advance. but u came 90
re- sudden Ht0p without any selling prrH-
sure. The bulls seemed 100 hHsitltiSs
mood The continued stiffness of cal
money checked tho manifest tendency
90 advance until near noon. when
strength la New York Central and
Pennsylvania spread Throughout the
list Trunk lines. grnnTrrs, AtchiHnn
preferred. sugar ana local traction
stocks nll rose point nr over from
the lowest ON q moderate volume ~
lcalinuH
Honds were rather dull ana Inclined
t1 "a lower level Of prices.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Sow York. July ii-Moncy on call
steady ut iu6 per cent
Primo mercantile paper SAT per cent
sterling exchange UuHy with actual
business 100 bankers blllg az i.Ntnh
for demand md nt Alhuh fur 90
i.tNuta3 commercial bills f.N1is,
silver certificates G0U6t
lilr silver sou.
Mexican dollars iih.
Government bonds easy gs req or
Ga reg Loss coupon LOO Sow a. r,g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

The Monitor Gold Mining company.
by q, W. Harvey William H. King.
John W. buttun. Don e.. Robbins and
Thomas =. cnncy nlod Articles % ln.
corporation with County CLERK Dunbar
today. The amount uf capital stock
has boon nNcd at 10000 shares. divided
Into shares ~ the par value 90 DO cents
each The cumplny'H property ~ stu.
utcd IN the State Limo mining district.
Iron county, and consists of the fol-
lowing claims; Golden Circle. Monitor.
hnck Hawk Cumberland. Graphic and
Five Hundred. William a. kim ls
president ana q. W Harvey vice
nttHldynt secretary and treasurer.
These two officers together with the
oihnr gentlemen previously named nl-
n1 constitute tho board of directors
All the PARTIES are residents of salt
Lake city. with the exception Of Mr.
corey, whose reHdoueo Ia at plke'a
hlTgluH, Iron county The .rncrat
Office VIII De- located De this city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

In speaking NJ bic Eureka properties.
says the Iuub County Republican.
Jesse knight mi1 thlt nc present they
wore not shipping any orc from the
Humhug Tor the best uf reasonable.
cause they didn't have luy=hut be- was
confident they knew whore Co Tot a..
hut lu the Uncle sam Che mineral
showing is very gratifying perhaps
better than lt ever hos hHeuHnnd their
output lH extremely satisfactory. he
assured tho writer iu ihr most emphnt-
De- manner that they would have "a mine
in their new ground above the Ajax.
Ito Hlld. I'VE lru going 90 spend some
money ON that group and do quick
work ioflro the contractors have come
ploted 200 feet we win have O. bis Htr a.
plant on the prentice. ! feel we are
sure tn uncover biz orc up there. We
haven't given u ans particular name.
but Dave calls u thg Black Jack. and
I CUES that's good enough Uncle
lease says b. talks freely ~ the news
paper boys because. " they want to
use the stun they can and u wouldn't
have any influence on stocks"
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Among the number N those who vie
tod Che camps last sunday was T.. A.
nruehl secretary % the Joe bowers
ENignHl1n. Mr. pru0hl says that nl-
though tho rock which ls bainr ongoun.
tered in the shuft o. very hard. tho
work n ur0greHlug very satisfactorily.
A nrTeut O. force 0f % nr "a men la
working on the shaft which BE- now
down about 800 feet "Wp are rertaln
the ore H there" mld Mt DunhI. ut
CONT F.t away from u4 and w, propose
90 work HIu.ght down 600 feet before
we DO luyihius else"
~ that point % iH the mtpniiNi tn
drifi and begin 'hr work or tlkue out
The ore which. Dr. Do felt o. there. Mr..
brunhl DE- convinced nf The necessity OF
EnlnE dDep uul reaching ut once tho ore
bodies lu position in order tn mine
successfully and with ore around them
o. good hoist iu operation unl no thinks
the outlook flr ths Joe Bowers Exten.
sion very good indeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

A. the Land office the following land
entries have been rrglHtHrHis
July Co. George s. FurrAr ~ Mann
moth. Junb county. 100 acres in section
20 township 10 south. range Q west.
Homestead putry.
ChrIHtru Chr'ateuarn 0f Chester.
E1npeto county registered nnul proof
of Desert Entry SO 1850 r1r Sn acres of
land situated lu section g. township i6
south. range 3 east
July H. tsylsuu Hancock 90 Green
River. Emery county 400 acres uf land.
under tho homestead act situated IN
tHHt
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Omaha. July ii-Cnttlc-ll Receipts.
1900 Market active. stronger Native
beef stoufH. iGi45c1. Western steers.
ftU0utNls Texas aipnra fls0nit0.
COWS aud hoIfrra. 81 sOuts0. cannefH,
81 l0HFCn. atuckers ana feeders tl1iu
ass. calves. ftO0ulOo. bulls. stage. etc.
11UUutgt
Receipts, 900 Market De-
hirhsr Heavy. tsaet1aps, mixed,
Hnsulg5fs. IIsht. tINiutOO. pigs. $3.50
HfIGO. bulk uf sales. 1885.
sheep Receipts. LOCO Market steady.
YU1rllnra. ttl5ut25. Western muttnnH.
lOpnti5. stock sheep. fl50ui25.
tnmhH. 30 UNu4Un
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

London. July io.-Thero was the usual
fun attendance of buyers ut tndhy'H
wool Hutlnn sales. A large selection m
good croubreds maintained the MA
level realized nt this series. a few
parcels which were secured were tukon
Tor American account. The American
purchases su fnr number about 10000
hhleH. other qualities NJ wool showed
lees animation. with medium stock Holl-
iug the lowest and frequently With
drawn The number nf bales offered
today aggregated iiUa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

July william j. Lawrence Of Salt
Lake CITY, 1895 acres boz HOctiun q
township 10 south. range @ west. known
ls tho s.. ~ Bates Lode iu tho Tlntlc
mining district
Also JIll acres Boo section r. town
shin ~ south. range @ west known OBJ
the Lexington Lode in tho same mining
district
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Work ON the Ola Fred o. ulll going
ON" said Hon. %. r. Lloyd 90 Vows
reporter today 'und Cyrfy foot We sink
the shaft more favorable signs are
shown" \ Dot ~ tunnel work was done
un tho property some time ago and the
SHAFT has been put down 60 strike the
vein that was tapped Boy tho tunnel,
The dip however has proved 90 Boz
greater than was ut nrst Hurmisod. but
indications ne present seem Go point 10
the CLOSE proximity OF the vein. and
Mr Lloyd is quito Huurulnu na 90 tho
outcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

Kansas CITY. Mn. July it=Cnttlc-
Receipts. GfoD Natives, 1900 Tegana.
Market steady Nltlvr steers. ll0ln
300. TrxlH steers tlOOIbo0, Texas
CONS. tsGfHG iD. native COWS and
hUIfUra g. fluaiU. HilnkrrH ana feed
cfa. fl1aHtH0i bulls f1i1uipo
Hogs Receipts. 1900. Market bnloc
higher. active. Bulk Uf sales. t1pouio.i
heavy agihuiit| rirkorH. 19luliOi
mIzad. flnfuiOi. light flslniOli
yuftrfH. fI1iul00. pIFH. 'at1Napo.
Lambs ttUn10gi. muttUuH. $3.50 $50.
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w @ Nohokar hos gone to the coast.
Colonel H. a. Wall has gone to Tin.
tlc.
w N. Wontiond has returned from
the East
A, Day has gone to Tlntlc to visit
ia Refine.
j, j, Curum hlH gone 10 Bingham
today Co yI8It the Rod Wing.
Toyl0r-1ruuton reported s cars OF ore
az Che sampler today.
Seven ears of ore were on the mar
kct today from Mammoth.
About 500 pounds of cyanides were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

on the whole the business on the
salt Lake exchange cylnccd "a better
tone to tho market Ajax was atn-
tlonary. but Daisy sold nt loH. Ghlsun
passed nut 900 ne 10 rrntH and was f1ls
lowed hy Gnlrna king 40 30 and i'ls,
ana Lower Mammoth nt 1s Mammoth
WINS In weak demand nt U.s.. uui Nurihs
ern Light responded at from ilc Ca Pc.
south Swansea sold fur fi.so. while
Sacramento brought tGis and Co. ana
pctr0 climbed 60 g2is Sunbeam went
at a.. Golden Eagle dropped i.op0 ~ p.
followed hy Joe Bowers az 10 ana ioAt
Totrn I'd "a, and Yankee con. nt n
cents.
Flrnrc. wore noaled 90 fnlloWa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

Specimens have been received by J..
y. FrrpEo. this city from th' Harvest
mine located IN the Boise Bnsin. ida,
which run 1919 ounces silver and
co. 90 gold. AZ present tho company IN
working on the 2O1.fOut level. nom
which the specimens were taken, but "
is stated that q 1-fnot gold vein u
good values iH ln sight on the lo0-fDot
level The samples sent 90 Interested
parties here with tho reports that have
boon made. have caused frw hearts
tp boat with the anticipation u early
dividends from the mime
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An Excellcnt Comblnntlon.

Tho plca.ant method end boucf ial
effects 81 tho well known remedy
SYRUP or Itgs. manufactured ly the
CALtrofwtA ftg Syrur Co.. illustrate
Che value % obtaining the liquid lnxa.
tive principle of plants known 60 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them loo the form most refreshing 60 the
taste and acceptable 90 the system. II
b. the ono perfect strengthening lhNn-
tive. clean Ing Tho system c'icctually,
dspoiiInv colds. headaches and fcycrs
rantly set promptly md enabling one
10 overcome habitunl constipation per-
mnnCnuy IT, perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance. and rs acting uu The Kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make u the Ideal
laxative
tn the process Of manufacturing hgs
are used. as they ur pleasant 90 the
taste. hut The medicinal qualities of thc
remedy are obtained from scnnn and
other aromatic plants. by method
known to tlH CktWuuNih fiq SYHrr
Co. only. Ia order io get &c. beneficial
effects and tu avoid limitations. please
remember tile full unmr NJ The Company
printed ou She front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
ehu ruAHctaco CAT
roUIrvuLr KY INV YORK y y
r1f safe if 40 uu.-siil-rucc tle. pr bottle
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Denver, C1lop July u.-Cattlr-tl1-
g|utt $780, M1rEut ru7dy UHUt steers,
NEttuu1Oi COWS. EIuOuian. feeders.
freight paid 90 river f7.tuUii0. stgck-
,rH dl. l1iJHLIli bulls, stays. ut'r
Elg7ua.Gn
Hou BccoIpts 400 Market Do hlgh-
,r IlEht pacEorH S1.Nau1p0. MIXED.
EIHnut0l; heavy t3gOu1pt
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Nhstruct ~ Me- county recorders Of
Zee. SAT- Lake county, July 10. 1899;
Charles Van Dyke 20 Frodrick
si1unor warranty deed. i0Nl
rods southwest. from northwest
Of lot q block 80. plat D....g 1000
II. 4. n. fruiHcth 90 b.. A. Whit
hkyrt warranty deed, t0Niih
rods northwest from 90 rods
SO. gnt A. eic..... 81. go, 800
!. l.. Peck 90 GuHihvc BackFrean.
warranty icod 70 auunfc rods
N southwest quarter OF section
by townthlp ! south, range
T. II. Sott to Mary u. zslglcr.
w ya1i5,n, Decd dsed. 5Si8 rods
j. II. Dahien to Il. q jafrafd.
warranty deed. interest in j.
Gould no. lode. etc. West
Mountain, 90. co.. ... ........ 20
y. q. Jarrnrd 10 Jerome hour
gard, warranty deed. interest In
d. n Holden to G. II. chliyers Va
warranty decd lots 10 10 10.
block 2, View city addition . $50
J. u. u1hlcu 20 y %. Infrnrd.
quit-claim deed, interest IN ].
Gould lode, etc. West Mountain 1
y. q. Jarrlrd ~. jerome Bnur-
gard, quit-claim deed. interest
~ same asfsstts. 600 stf. o. tttts.ss
II. Hamburger o. spencer Claw
son, qult-rlalm deed lxi0 rods
northeast from southwest OF lot
2. block y plat B.,.,,,.,,,..... 1
e, W. Ncnch 1T 100 10 Estate OF
James Thompson, Hherln'H cer-
tlncutD uf rnlc part VI blocks
~ q, Perkins Grand View
NNANNAANAN aHHHHHsHHa N.NNW
Estate W 3. b. Colburn 10 Annie
H. Culhurn. decree u diHtrIbu-
ton, lots q and 90. block /.
Edgwood addltion....... o.. ..... ........
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July ~. end ana ard to Detroit ana
return Ell.01
July SIN on end l1th To- Richmond
Vac ana rgtupu SlItl
July 10Th ltth aud 18Th 90 IndInnap,-
lIs. Ind, and return 5000
llg sure and buy your tlolyot oyer IN,
Chiolgn. milwaukee, and SO. unul raiI-
way the electric lighted. solid veau.
bulud train route,
l., l.. DOWNING.
Com'l Agent.
2ia South West Temple. salt Lake.
Utah
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(TelOl Short Line RlihO0d.


TINT CAnp ~ rrTTcr JUNE % 1901
PROM ogden, Ciiaara Omaha, - fouis
KanaHs rIiy and uHuVnF. 4.ss.s.ss 200 SD a m
nom ogden. Portland. srokine, nuiie
bic an and San Francisco. ., ... aN a tn
'frrm milford. sinpcio, Provo, intef-
y,6, gl o,on cb,,ss * ioai. va 80. "
~ GSsh, add Denysf. 80. .... 80, p. tn.
MINI. - 1t. - ioop IN.
points 49, 49,. ...'.........,.. eo1p m.
No. -t'tis Lliaa. brigham risn
HHf t1feaH.edlita ifinis. .... ....... so O.. m.
Prom ogden. Butte, san Francisco and
futruuudia'e tonis ..........,... Twp m 81
DEPART.
Tor ogden. Omaha. ChIrtx. Denver,
Eat.is ON ani ~ Louis. ..,,, 10 an.
for untic, Mofcuf and iniermef.aie
iiof Gunsid icssl. roooi. aud Tsrmi
nus t..Hsfss ssssssssssss ss. ..sfss Nio a M
D. u.doI, H. ahs.H, ieEat, Preston
4 FH #fHHfiHtt rnluts ...... ..| .s.al 500 a. IN.
Tor osiea, Butte, Helena. Portland, and
San frsncisoi, .... 9ib a m.
siisis point '....'...........'..,. sap. m.
~ iouis, chicago al san Tnnsisoo cop tn.
points .........,.., .............. siis {, IN.
Trains sodih q jaab Do n6t run sunday,
tnaily except SUNDAY.
CRY uCkEt OrriCE, Masonir nlo'k. No 100
Wei hecund south street.
". rcCLrs, u. r nunLEY
Gen. Tame Manager. geu- T. and 4. A
Yico.ITesldont aud oonp Manager
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san Fmncisco. July ii.-Whcnt mac
tive. Dec. ti1its cash, no.
Barley No sales, cash barley, ttia,
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EIegl1I Sulphur Turkish Both

competent Phyacinn, who will diarnoss
NM prescribe for patients needing fned-
lgal nid u ynu have Catarrh, Dysprp-
sidney Disease, come and be- cured
Any KIND M bath you want. MnsSnro
iof boih sgNca swimming lesTong for
ladies b. the matron. w.
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4 worry quiet coil married t0luys cog.
zion ON the Utah exchange pctro sold
f0r glc. and Sacramento brought a..
Tho following figures were p1stcdi
Figures were posted na follows.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAlLwA'


Last train leaves Lagoon sundays al
On o m, ROUND TRIP. 81 CENTS
Olsen's Famous Orchestra Ia attendance
uyury afternoon and evening
SIMON hAMbENGER, Gcnl Mgr.
H. W. LAliLY. Gcn'l Pass Agent.
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Shoot. Receipts CO., MARKET steady
Good at muit1ns. iii5ntio. lumba.
ftf0ufrl.
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Numbor n shares sold. 2i,sQo
Selling value Of stocks. isflo.
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Chicago. July u.-iioFf HgecplptH.2 Co.,
600 Tomorrow. $4,000. lnft uvrr gb,5.
Market closed active. ih higher Mixed
and hutcheul $500 to yilj. good heavy.
fioj a. Siiii rough heavy $3.50 20 SlOi,
light 500 U yil1s.
cattle Rrt.lutH. 16Oo Market
steady. heryca $3.50 ~ $3.50. cows and
hrlfUrg $500 n El1l. rrNlH steers 50 rs
20 t565l atockorH aud feeders gl1i 10
tlHu
sheep Bcceiptr. 5000. Market Btrndyi
HheDp, $3.50 ID $40, lambs. $3.50 U $685..
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Mcsars A. r. Hyde. y. X Harr!ss on
omaha. Albert Richter and others
have returned from q visit 20 Antelope
island.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
CAUCUsES NOW FINISHED.
Held i'm First, Fifth, Tenth and Four
 feenth Wards Iuat Nlohf.

l The republicans of the First ward
 held caucus last evening in room IA at
 No. 49 Church street. Sherwood S. Thompson was chairman and William 1 E. Beecher was secretary. The ward ticket was nominated as follows: For alderman, Dr. William Pitt Baldwin, | the present councilman; for councilmen, Major Henry Hilman,r William E. Becher, Frank J. Rice. The nomina- tions were made unanimous, and the
 secretary was instructed to cast the ballot. Delegates were elected as fol- lows: To city convention, Dr. Waldo H. Minor, William E. Chandler. Her bert c. Fuller, John Mccarthy and Will liam s. Merrllls; to town convention Francis k. Hum, Samuel P. Crafts, Frank D. Hale, William Gay and F.. &
 Glouskin. The city delegation was in
 structed to vote in the convention for
 the renomination of the city ticket.
 The Fifth ward caucus was held at
 No 30 Olive street John H. Pearce
 was chairman, and George F. Burgess
 was secretary The following commit
 tee was appointed to nominate a ward
 ticket F. s. Hamilton, ST, Louis M.
 Ullman, William F. Herz. John H.
 Pearce and Joseph Haury. Delegations
 were chosen as follows: To the city con-
 ventlon, William F. Herz, George F.
 Burgess, George D. Bone, ST; to the
 town convention, Louis s. Ullman, F.
 s. Hamilton, ST, and Thomas Fl. Cor
 bally.
 The Tenth ward caucus was held at
 No. 129 Park street. A. c. Benedict was chairman and H. D. Grinnell was secre-
 tary, The following ward ticket was
 nominated: For alderman, George F. Hall, present councilman; for council men, J, J. Walsh, Samuel H. Holiday, and Sidney H. Dawson. Delegates were chosen as follows To the city con- vention, James H. Macdonald, Charles w. Pickett, Lyman H. Johnson, Rolin J. Bunce, Edward A. Street, E. I. Is- bell, James R. Lyon, Edwin P. Root Henry Whipple, William Crofut and George F. Hall; to the town conven- ton, c. w. Blakeslee, ir~ w, A. Lin coin, w. H, Pardee, James w. Stewart, A. R. Jones' John J. Walsh, Charles F. Messinger Felix Chillirgworth, John P Thompson. Walter M. Wood and Andrew Baldwin.
 The republicans of the Fourteenth ward met at the engine house last even ing. William P, Niles was chairman of the caucus and George M Baldwin was secretary. Delegates were elected as follows: City, Major Luzerne Luding- ton and R. C. Davis; town, Orton A. Rose, Elmore S. Wade for alderman, the ballot stood Orton A. Rose II, John Parker A. MT. Rose was declared the r ominee, For first councilman the ballot cast was for John Parker, but he declined. Charles G. Keeler was then For second councilman. Elmore S. Wade was nominated, but he declined. The ballot was then cast for Edward H. Barnes. The third council man, Charles B. Rowe, was nominated, committee consisting of Fillmore S. Wade, R. c. Davis and c. B. Foote was appointed to fill the vacancies on he ticket.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
LOSS s1so,ooo.
Destructive Fire in Hartford.

Hartford, March 29-A fire which did SlS0,OOO damage broke out at 2 o'clock this morning and completely gutted the James l.. Howard office building on the corner of Union Place and Asylum street the James l.. Howard company's factory building in the rear, and dam aged by fire and water several adjoining buildings.
 The fire started from some unknown cause in the grocery store of Kendrick Kingsley on the first floor of the How ard office building. A general alarm was sounded. The loss to this building was chiefly from water. The individual losses were James l.. Howard company loss on buildings, stock and machinery, $150,000, insurance $105, ,000; Kendrick Kingsley, grocer, 5000, insurance $S,00); A. D. Warrington X Co.,, book publish CTS S10,000, no insurance; Henry South CT, mechanical expert, $2,500, insurance $500; Root & Steirmetz, ornamental house furnishings, $3,500, insurance $2,- 700 Hartford Mantle company, $1,500, insured; A. c. King x Co.,, heating con- tractors, $1000, insured Several other tenants suffered nominal losses. No one was injured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30

| appointed consists of A. Mcclellan Matthewsop, General F. E. Bradley and F c. Lum, and since each of these gentlemen were heartily in favor of the plan it is quite likely that any action that they take will be in line with MT. Matthewson's plan.
 Prof. w. F. Chandler. the necrolo- gist of the chamber, read his annual report. There have been eight deaths the past year. Those who died are Herbert F.. Benton, Lieutenant Rod mond V. Beach, Stephen A. Howe, Francis F. Shillito, John Ruff, Thomas R, Trowbridge, Charles B. Kimberly and Lucius B. Hinman.
 Ex-Lieutenant Governor J. D. Dewell after a number of complimentary re- marks as to the energy and ability with which General George H. Ford has conducted the business of the office of president of the Chamber offered a resolution thanking the retiring presi- dent for his able, efficient and untiring labors as president of the Chamber for the past three years This resolution was adopted by a rising vote and it was unanimous.
 General Ford introduced a resolution thanking Senators Hawley and Platt and Congressmen Sperry and Russell Tor their cooperation in the efforts of the Chamber during the past year. The press was also thanked for courtesies.
 The salary of the secretary was upon motion fixed at s125, the same as in former years, and George W. Crane was elected to membership.