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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

= Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
sundg$s. Tuesdays and Thursdays. AZ -
midnight. for Port Townsend Port Will
hans, bungeness. Port Angeles, Port
crescent. Gettys harg. rysht. Ciailam and
Nean bay. Returning leaves Port AnSe-
al a. m: leaves Port Townsend at 10 r.
m; arrives In Seattle at $50 p. III. steam
sr Garland leaves City dock Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at ~ midnight.
for Port Townsend Port Williams, Dunge-
ness, Port Angeles and Victoria Re
turning. leaves Port Angeles at a. M on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Port Townsend az ii a. H.: arrives
IN Seattle at 2 30 p. M
Telephone Main $40.
CAPT. ]. X. THOMPSON, Manager.
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FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CONNER.
STEAMER rAIRHAvEN.

leaves Central dock. Seattle. daily at 10
T. N, except saturday. Returning, leavee
,ouchsng al Edmends, Clinton. Browns
foini; Langley, Coupevine, San ae F'ucA
oaA HafeoF. uisalsdy and La Connsr.
"A Conner Trading ana Transportatsea
company. ONnera Telephone Main 2ii.
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

The only route TO the popular and active
mining districts Of Gold Basin. Gordon
Creek, Martin Creek, Stlverton, Deer
Greek Goat Lake and Monte Cgisto.
The scenic route for tourists fishing and
camping parties
For rates and other information address
nearest local agent, or
s. y. BAIRD
Ger. Fri * Pass. Agt. Everett wash.
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Freight and fares as low as any by wat
er or rail-.
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wHATCOM. ANACOHTEs AND FAIR
HAVEN ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY.

STEAMER BAY CITY.
Leaves cry fcck foot - Main street
TEsK4ays TTuraasyz Ar1 Saturdays a. 4
z II Single fare fycyn r~astts 81 rousd
fr!r. stss .yerr Tacoma. 8 = round ,ria
y W II. FILLS z BON ownera
". J. ELLIS. Traits Manager.
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STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Yesler wharf Seattle daily lex
cept SHturdaysl at 10 y. IN. for EVkRETT,
con- Returning, leaves Whatcom daily
texcept Sunday at "A. III. arriving In
Seattle at 40 p. m.
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tc~rasqouGartz IN al TIE rr.r-Lpas ..tses
ia me u.te3 states and E4roce
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Transacts q savings bank business ex-
yEsxTF.R HORTON * GO. BANKERS
Incorporated ISL.

f'aE*fas $500 .s.s-,-s-..- J o % -
SURPLUS s-+---....-- Eisl 80
President g.. A. A. Denny
Vice president $3.50. 80. ", VI T~Add
Manager ---. .-. ~. II. Latlner
slxht exchange am t@i,grapnise trans
fsrS an Sow York. Chicago. 81 Paul s.
Francisco Portland and various points IN
Oregon and British Columbia
Sght t4Es q exchange OF London AVA
abs e.ss,aaseT ln EurpT@.
Collections made al s.. points on favor-
able terms.
p~nsS stocks a3d etAer vafus f.tes -
c.sve4 "a aepos3s for safekeegiaz
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A NADEAU, Gent Agent. Seattle.
u ash; A. d CHARLTON. A G. p. A,
Portland Or
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SEATTLE EVER EFT AND EDMo$Ds
ROUTE
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

zATTLE EVERETT NAVIGATION
CIlM4ANI
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fFfE PUGET SOUND NATION
BANK or SEATTLE

Cs9tsJ ssoek pad in o.. -... sszs 10
Surplus -.-.-,...,.. go
Jacob E1lvth -... .-. ...........- President
y 4 &eatet1@- .4-.-.b Wee I1rnstsest
T. Y. ADks1y --- --.---.---..-. C,.ss,.,sr
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safety Desosa. Bo1es so- aeGi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01
Judge J. W, Burton's Opinion Re-
'gardiug this HALEY Prospect.
THE DEEP CREEK COUNTRY.


Judge !. W Burton returned today In
company with Secretary Frank Olsen.
from visit 10 the Aetna property In
the Grcenhorn Guich. near Haley Ida
no. \ number Of samples were shown
today from this promising prospect.
which assay from % TO Sc per cent lead
with 40 to rs ounces Ia silver The WIS.,
itors expressed themselves ~ much
pleased with what they saw, and It Il
Judge Burton'a opinion that the Aetna
viii make mine.
At present sinking Is being pushed In
an s0-foot winzc from the center OF the
tunnel. The wlnsc Il In one all the
way. and. at the bottom. shows A-foot
vein with strong lime hanging wall
and fine foot wall.
The gaiena ore IL found IN patches
mixed with material that looks as "
IL too contains values. Some Of II "
now being aHsaycd and II values are
shown II will prove an unexpected
source Of revenue TO the company,
Although the ore ~ found In strenka
the vein ~ thought 60 be continuous
and this with the fact that Il Il sur
rounded by other producers lead TO the
opinion that the future Of the Aetna Is
INSURED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
GENERALLY LOWER LEVEL.
Nothing Occurred To Wake Any tm-
pro,cment Live stock Market
strong Produce quite.

New York. Dec. 1.-The resumption
" trading on the stock exchange after
the holiday was marked BY u generally
lower lcyol OF prices. The advance In
the Bank Of I:ngland's discount rate
from 10 9 per cent impaired weakness
to tho international stocks ana was
radlntpd Ia less extent IN other issues.
Leather improved slightly. but soon ran
on point sugar also displayed con-
siderable weakness Purchases Of some
u the metal stocks. notably Federal
steel and steel ana wire. coupled with
good support TO American linscci. pre-
fcrred leather. and Manhattan. turned
the trond VI prices upward. Improve
mcnta. however. aside from the lead
prs. werr limited 20 Fractions. ana SELL
ling OF the general list commenced
anew, following determined drive
against sugar and Brooklyn Transit.
losses ~ over u point were sustained
by sugar and Brooklyn Transit but
the ilHt generally ala not reccic o. the
low level ~ the opening. 4 revival u
activity IN Colorado fuel advanced u sia
and Tennessee coal sympathized ~.
Not much ~ Interest developed In the
leading stocks. which were dun and
nuncr nt midday. New York Central
rights 60 subscribe TO the now stock Is
sues were dealt In at tiknjh. Lower
pricca wcrc recorded for the active
bonds hut the concessions were SLIGHT.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call arm at 6 per cent
Prime mercantile paper ih0G per cent
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills az issfsmts6
FOR demand. and at tsoisniI for so
days. posted rates tA2uii and as,
commercial bills As0nh.
silver cortlncntes-js4,u 5gis.
linr llivcr-d9.
Mexican dollars-iih.
Government bonds weak. - regular
iO3. % regular in1H. ~ coupon Ogfs .
new o. regular i.12h; new n coupon
ia2is. old n regular ii2h. old ~ cou-
Don ii3h. ~ regular iiiA. o. coupon
titt.
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rrAcuns oN noisr nivnn,
Extensive Preparations for an Early star.
NrkI snrlnr.

Il. n Staples ~ down from the middle
fork u tho Boise. where he has been
for several months supervising work
ON the placer properties owned by the
company OF which Lindley Vinton Ia
manager,
lie says the company has In all about
1000 acres ~ placer ground that runs
an the way from color 10 80 cents a
INtn. the average being perfectly sat
iafactnry 10 the company
Part of this ground IL located nj the
junction of Queen river and the middle
fork 81 the Boise. There the company
huH "A saw mill which has been turn
ms out lumber FOR fumes, aluicr boxes,
ctc,
The company also has large tract
Of ground ON Granite creek, opposite
Rocky bar. saw mill was put up
thete last summer II turned out l0Q,-
600 lfcct of lumber which ia all ready
for use aH soon az spring opens,
MI staples says the company n an
ready tu commence operations On an
cNtdnHivc scale next spring, Anywhere
from eight 20 twelve giants VIII be put
ON ana the plncors will be worked FOR
all they are worth There ia plenty "
wntcr Mt Staples says. and the giants
con be operated until very late In the
season.
Mr.. Staples said the company had
trouble last summer In getting enough
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01
PRICES SHOW IMPROVEMENT
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER SOY
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER i5R

The effects of Thanksgiving Is APP
parcntly noticeable Ia the volume u
business transacted on the exchange to-
day. II the business was hardly np 10
the mark. this can scarcely be said ~
prices. which an whole show Improve.
ment. Daisy sold up to ~ and Grand
Central recorded sales up to tb''S'
Mammoth also showed more strength
selling up TO t2.s6.
Joe Bowers was the star stock OF the
day transferring gi.ooo shares at prices
which wen, past II before the close Of
the call.
Golden Eagle dropped 1000 at ana
Bowers Extension waa lrmcr at dh'
Eagle ana iluo Bcli WIS not b-ncit-
ed by late reports and sold at $40.
Northern Light was traded In around
10. Daiy-wost at si2.2grl. and South
Swansea at 81 y. with a future going at
si.25.
Dexter was somewhat weaker today
responding at ga.a1.
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A4lN r. HlOAha
Chicago. Dee. -cattle-Reccipts
900 choice strong. others slow.
Bcevcs. Ltoqi,oo' cows. si0UtI5.
rtockcrs and feeders. 3.o0Qti5. Texas
bcovos. is0U525. westerns. iOou5.25.
Hogs-Rcccipts today. isOOo. To-
morrow, 1900. left over, 2.5iG Steady
10 shade higher. TOP. I.
Mixed and butchers. 375gt00: good
to choice heavy. 5s0gl00; rough
heavy. 3.G0G $40; light, 3.15u3pais.;
bulk ot sales, 3.55N390,
Shocp-l,ccclpts. 1900, Steady. ma
tive wcthors i00ni15. western. li00
40. lambs. steady, native. I.l0D 5.G0.
western, hOOg5.JO.
PRODUCE.
Wheat opened at G5hUN. advanced 20
65N, but reacted to Giisuh May
opened at Gga,Gfis and sold on TO Co.'S.
Close-Whcat-Dcc.. dAgis. May. CO.;
July. 6gM.
corn-Doc.. soH: May. geg.
Oats-Dcc., 2eA; May. ga.
Pork-Dcc.. SOsia, May. g.b5is.
Lard-Dcc.. ass; May. $500
Ribs-Doc.. i.s5; May. $40.
Wheat-No red, CT. No. red.
GiHGG; No. hard winter. Gtis: No :
hard winter COL, No. 1 northern spring.
&c; No. northern spring. 90; No. Q
spring. 5sGGi.
Corn-No. 2. 81: No. .. ggNq3o.
Oats-No ?, s2A; No. .. 22h.
FlnX-i,39,
Rye.
harley aGdii.
Tlmothy-2.i5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

Frank l.. sizer Of Butte has secured
nix months option ON the Fcttermnn
aud Nletu interests In the Magnolia
mine at DE Ia Mar. Nov, and u IL al
most certain that his bond Includes the
holdings ~ Messrs. Jones and Eisen-
mann. The figure. II a good. round one,
and Mr.. Szyr feels that there u no
doubt u the success % his undertake
Ing. There IL 900 worth ~ ore on
the dump. aud the mine Is lifted up
with an assay office gasoline hoist. ore
houses and all buildings necessary for
mining purposes Hundreds Of tons OF
s2p0-ote has been shipped from the
mine. II has been good paying mine
for years. and AZ wc have said before.
an that was needed was capital To de-
Velup the mine and plant capable OF
working q large tonnage Of ore that
viii not pay 10 ship, there being an i'm
menso quantity Of good milling ore al
ready blocked out.-De La Mar Lode.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

Washington. Dec. Tho monthly
circulation statement Of the comptroller
business November -. 1893. the total
circulation ~ national bank notes was
l2i3.1G0.2is, an Increase during the
month OF November OF t555.55i and an
Increase during the last twelve months
OF moss 80. The circulation based
upon United States bonds amounted to
sos. iGi .pu2 an Increase for the month
OF ti.siii.s. and decrease for the
year OF fi5GG,cti.
The circulation secured by lawful
money amounted TO i3i.igs $50. de-
erase for the month Of tlGi. $50, and an
Increase for the year Of t5.Sgl.s5i.
The amount Of the United States reg
istercd bonds on deposit to secure cir
culation notes was tg5i. 22i 49, and to
secure public deposits 1O.igi.glO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

The Ajax marketed cars OF ore TO.
day
The Horn silver sent In 4 cars OF ore
today.
The Ccntcnnial-Eurcka marketed .
cars Of orc today.
Six ears Of ore were on the market
today from the swansea.
The Mammoth reported on the market
today with 10 cars OF ore.
The sale " reported OF the Don Juan
mine located near. bonanza. ore.
Five ears ~ Nc were on the market
today from the Uncle sam OF Tlntlc
A car Of ore was marketed today from
the Badger claims near kclton. Utah.
The Conklin sampler reported % cars
OF ore from Tlntic and from Statellne
today.
Col. Brubaek Is In Bingham today In
connection with New Mammoth az
fairs
u. W. Brunton OF the Taylor Brunton
sampllng mill came In from Denver yes
tcfday.
]. u. smlthson reports the Burro mine
w the Stateline district to be steadily
improving.
The Daisy OF West Dip sent In a lot
OF cynnlles today which turned the
rcalc at 100 pounds.
a shipment OF cars OF ore from
the Silver Shield " ON the road. An
other one N promised about 10th Inst.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
today l car from ltclton. 9 from Park
City, II from Tlntlc aud 4 from Frisco.
o. ". i.add representing the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company "a up from
Cedar city. where he has been looking
over the coal beds.
Samuel Ncwhousc left for the East
last night after a stay OF several days
In the city attending TO matters con-
ncctvd with his various Interests.
Reno Gazette; g. II. Norton. who
disposed Of the Wandering Boy No. 9
mine near winncmuccn last week for
$4,000, II among the guests at the Hiv-
crrlde today MIR. Norton says that the
Wlnnemucca mining district gives
promise " being the richest In the
State, and he predicts a big boom there.
San Francisco Post; \ miner who has
been employed at the Bully nm mine,
IL authority Tor the statement that an
S00-f0ot DRIFT made along the ore chute
cut aulphldc ore for the full distance.
and that ore IN stlll seen In the breast
OF the drift. The last crosscut was
through thlrty-nino feet of solid ore, ac-
cording TO the story related by this
miner. II this Information N accurate
the Bully iIlll should realize all the
most snngulnc predictions made con-
corning Il. and will prove "A FAR richer
proposition than capt. De La Mar APP
pearcd TO think upon his recent visit
to the property.
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to ind any confirmation OF the rumor.
hut for many reasons we trust that II
Is true. The Dexter company. u II un-
drratood, last July was In debt to the
amount Of about $4,000. which had
been spent IN ,s,duippins the mine with
power At no time has the mine failed
to be able TO pay It's running expenses.
with n good margin. Hut here IA where
the shoe pinches. This debt Of $4,000
u secured BY q mortgage on the stock
and ls held by one or two OF the largest
owners Of the stock, who loaned the
money at the rate Of | per cent per
month. and have been drawing that In.
tcrcst FOR over a year. To them II
amounts to dividend every month.
while the stockholders get nothing but
Fauzy promises OF dividends. which this
load % Interest makes more difficult Of
fulnllment. To Illustrate. since last
July the mine has paid IN about $4,000
Of It's Indebtedness. whereas II the debt
had been rnIscd at that time II should
have paid that amount to the stock.
holders. II looks very much like u
frcczc.Out game, and the manager has
four nrcs. Not only this. but there has
been. and IL now n rcign Of bad man
agoment ana useless expenditure. For
proof OF this the stockholders have but
10 look Mt that monumental piece NJ
folly known as "Mliner's wind jam
mcr." This air compressor aud the ma
chincry that goes with IL. We are in
formed, cost the stockholders nearly
10000. and has never been anything
but an expense. TO the company.
I'VE are reliably Informed that the
money was loaned principally BY =. u.
Miner. who ~ ulto manager OF the
company. nnd TO whom the stock Ia
hvunthecntcd as security. With thr
mine clear Of debt. II can be readily
seen that he and his partners In the
loan would be derived of source Of
revenue. and the balance Of the stock
holders receive the bencnt. and FOR that
reason II standing solidly against the
lcvyng OF mn Assessment. while the
others are NJ strongly In favor 81 re-.
lieving the company 81 this burden ~
uaurlouH Interest our informant, who
10 thoroughly familiar with the condi.
tion OF the mine. stated that he would
gladly undertake to secure the same
amount OF money on the property at 3
per cent per annum. and could have
secured u nt that rate oven before the
ore was encountered In the new shaft"
When approached today In reference
10 the above article Col. Aiilner stated
that at the time Mcasrs Dorn. Airs.
i.nkcn and himself bought Into tho
Dexter. In August. 1895, there was n debt
NJ over 100000 due on the prop gty to
one OF the banks. This loan had been
running NJ l per cent, and as Il was
then due the parties above referred to.
took up the debt at the banks rate Of
interest The colonel stated that he
had put up only one-qunrter OF the
needed amount, ana that as far AZ he
was concerned II would please him
very much to receive the balance due
him, the Times Review statements to
the contrary Notwithstanding. AS a
matter " fact" said Mr. Miner, about
$4,000 OF the debt has been paid on In
the past six months, and n any one IL
willing to shoulder my share Of the
claim against the company they can
have u at Whatever rate Of interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

MlninE Prospect. Were Sever 10 fright
as u, rr..snt.

Tho mining outlook ln Graham coun-
". Arizona. Nv r,uoftei 90 Dr. brighter
today than Il has ever been before In
the history " that state. \ Trcat deal
u eastern capital n seeking inveat-
mcnt there. and some very successful
development work u now being done on
q number OF properties. In support OF
this assertion. II IL stated that Judge
Blake recently obtained assays from an
lS-lnch vein on some claims In the
Dewey district. which showed over 100
ounces IN silver.
The Judge, II Il said. II shipping ore
from other claims IN what IN local par
lance " called the strip, In this dis
trict capt. Nicholson and others re-
Gently sold the olympia group FOR 5000
spot cash
Five claims IN the Dewey district
have been bonded by ]. T.. Carpenter
representing Eastern capital. for 5000.
The Ash Peak mines owned by Mcasrs
Phillips and Adams have also been
bonded to Denver people for $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

Following 10 he register Of mining
land entries at Al. lard office during
the week;
j. r. he Lamar Of New York and
EnOs a, Wall purchase the liudder
Fraction lode claim In the West Noun
tain mining district
The blue lilrd Mining and Milling
company secure the West Blue Bird
Fraction blue Bird and East Blue Bird
Cons. lodea In the Tlntlc district.
Enos A. Wall of salt Lake city pur-
chnscs the Key Fraction In West Noun
tain district.
The ulntih Copper Summit company
buys the claim Copper and Ace In the
Carbonate district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

Omaha. Dec. Receipts.
2,100 Market strong. Native beef
steers. 4 G0UG.0 90. western steers i.gjfl
i.7i. Texas steers, 3.i5al 30. COWS and
helfers, a,25di,i0; Gamers. 2 2iu3. 90.
stockcrs and feeders, 3.6Oui.7 20. calves.
3.e00G.b0; bulls. stays. etc. 2.1ju3.s5.
Hogs-Rocelpts, 5,1O0. Market shade
higher Heavy, 3.70H3.77is, mixed
3.72ea9.75; HIGHT, a.15d8.sO! PIGS. 3.G5
l3,1i, b1lk of sales. 3,6Iiam3,i5.
Sheep Receipts, 100. Market strong,
Native mu'tuns, i,3jMi,j0. western
muttons. i.0O1i.25; stock sheep, $3.50
400, lambs, i,lldi.25,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

Kansas. Dee. I, cattle -Recelpta,
1000 Market active, strong Naive
steers i0Om5a5 Texas Hteora, 2.55Q
5.25, Texas cows. 2.O0n3.5O. native
cowa ana helfors. 2O0dt.u0: atoeke,s
and feeders, 3,ibaib0; bulls, 2b0H3Ib,
Hogs Receipts. ii.OO0. Market strong
TO De- higher. Bulk Of salos, 315n3T1is,
heavy, 372M43.s0; packers 3.16H3. 10.
mixed. 372ls0a7lis light. ae5a317h;
workers.. 3IjGa71is, pigs, 3.65u3l0,
Sheep Receipts, 1000. Market
strong. Lambs, 3bOub.SO; muttonH,
a15Qi25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

The following applications for min
eral land patents have been filed at
the land office during the week:
3,0vo-Juhu O. Donovan OF Park city
applies for patent on the Gary claims
Nos. I, 2 and 3. In Ulntah mining dis
trlct, summit county.
3,00l-lesse Nuight. on the Maggie s.
Nc. 1 and MagElr $. No. claims. locat-
ed In the Tintc district.
5000 The Eureka Swansea Extension
Minlug company on the Rosa, Molly o.,
poney. Contract papperee, and the
Cane mining claims In the Tlntlc dis
trlct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

men, From sixty TO scventy-fivc were
employed all the time. but more were
wanted They could not be secured, al
though the pay was se.25 per day for
common laborcrs and from that on up
to 81 per day for the best men. Four
years ago. Mr. Staples said. he had men
begging him for work on the same
ground when wages was only $50 per
day Idaho Daily Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01
NORTHERN LIGur ENIEN.
Preparations Made tor Active Work Du-
ring the winter.

Preparations have been made to pur-
sue steady development work at the
Northern Light Extension during the
coming winter 4 house has been built
and several months supplies have been
purchased FOR the three men who are
running tunnel towards the vein.
About 20 feet " tunnel work has been
done, and indications lead tho manage
ment 10 believe that another 20 feet
win cut the ledge and glyo them good
values
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

Although the Sacramento and Grand
Central nrc at present out Of the divi-
dcnd paying lirt the month Of Novem-
her closed with very fair aggregate
of fiai,0o0 paid during the month. The
naly-Wcst ana the Silver King OF Park
city. distributed $4,000 md 10000 re-
Hucctlvcly. while the Mammoth, 81 TIN
tie. handed out $1,000. The Swansea
with 5000 ana the Bullion Heck with
$4,000 make up the total FOR the month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

ponyor Dee. l,-Cattle- Receipts. 900.
Market active and strong Beef stpor..
3iiu1.ij, cow .35ft3,G1: feeders,
fr'irht paid 10 river. aO0ui,5O. stock.
rrs. freight paid 10 river. a,i5N 400,
bulls. stays. otc, 2.OOU3.0O
Hog Receipts. 100. Market steady;
llGht packers 3.G5a3.70i mixed and
heavy J5OU3.i5
Sheep Receipts. 5000, Market I'M
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

The adjourned meeting ~ the old
stockholders In the centennial-Eureka
~ booked for tomorrow at y, m, The
balance 0f 500 share. or S50i,0OO due on
5000 shares may be then received, but
us the purchasing side has until the end
Of the month 10 hand over the balance
Il IL considered that as money IL rath-
err tight IN the East II will likely go
over until December a0th.