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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26

According TO the Western World.
puslishgG az Butte Frank Turner says
that hc and j. N. Conrad have sold the
Mudisoulau group OF mines TO the Nee
ynda and Utah Exploration Mining
company uf salt Lake. Mr. Turner
Will. howukvr, remain na general mama
ger % tho property. lie declined TO
disclose the price paid Tor the prop
,r,y. hut says the more u n developed
tnc better % shows up. The extension
to the AladlaDnian. which D. called the
Mnynowor. show up better than the
old original Madisonihn ala even In IT,
palmleHt days. Mr. Turner had two
assays made from ore taken from the
Maynowcr this week ana u went &li.so
Ia gold and twenty-five ounces Ia Hll-
Yer. . as tulllngH plant for treating the
tailiuVs from the old MadiHoninn mine
IL completed and Will be running IN a
very lew days Plans FOR an en-
tltely new cyanide mill for the treat.
mont ~ the ore from the group "
mines are now being drawn Ia Den
yer. The new mill VIII have a capacity
o. nfty tons per day.
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BEER
LIKE
MOTHER

used 10 love-thars exactly the kind
ma bren ever made thus
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Kansas city June eG-Cattle-Rc.
coipts, 10000 Market active, steady and
strong. native stpors heavy 5,GhU 20;
medium i150t,2o. light. i.0oHb.lO;
Texas steers. 4.OO05,0Oi Texas COWS,
3.O01a.3l. native cows and helters, 200
bulls. 3.Ucul.7i,
H1gf Receipts. COOO, Market opened
steady. closed weak. bulk Of sales, 100
$50: heavy. g,6513.ti; packers, $500
$50. MIXED. 3,55W3.1O light 5000
3,Ges. workers. 3.50W2.G2is; pigs, $3.50
N3,G3h.
lambs i25GG.7i; clipped muttuus 4 %
UiCu, uoCkcrs and feederR 2,OOnS,05i
cullH. l5GUg.g5.
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by drllling, VIII be- ready 10 begin oper-
atoms In a day or two, Using steam
power. the boring In done with an ortll-
nary oil well drill, and making q six
inch hole from ten 20 twenty-five feet
per DAY can be sunk. according 10 hard
ness OF rock. Probably AN average ~
twenty feet VIII be made here. Three
holes nrc 10 be- nut down, tho first 800
feet deep, beginning near creek level.
the second 200 feet, beginning at u
higher point, ara the third 1000 feet,
starting az or near top Of ridge, A. the
machinery will have 90 be moved twice
the work N not likely To be completed
before the last OF bingham
Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26

Chas. Augustus Mack. an old forty
miner. arrived In the city yc7tcrihy
morning from Tucson. Arizona, this be-
int his first visit since the above early
date. tie had a cordial meeting with
hls nephew. George Mack. o. well known
gentleman Of this city, 60 whom he
stated that he was now the owner on
the famous Pearson mine, situated four
and 70 half miles from Tucson. Arizona,
% mine from which there hu1 been cN-
trnctcd over $4,000 worth OF ore The
mines development has been quite exc
torHlyc. there being shafts and tunnels
not worry deep nor long, but nN going
Go show that considering the amount
90 ore taken out. the mino must be very
rich. ln addition 90 being In close prnN-
Unity 20 railroad. The ore averages
500 .u gold ana copper tn the ton, ana
" wood aud water Ho necessary 60 sue
crasful mining.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26

within the next ten days several
members NJ the "nld Mcrcur crowd"
viii and their way here from Nebraska.
among them WIN = Brown, who comes
FIRST, John Heinrich and Charles nru-
ucr. These gentlemen are connected
with the Mcrcur and kindred bonanza
10 which they win pay attention dur
Ing their summer goiourn. II u proha-
BILE that Mcssra. Heinrich and Brown
win 60 on 60 cherry Crock, New, "a
start work on tho North Mountain
property. while Mr. Bruncr. u IL said
will look around for a permanent l0ca.
tion here. II II quite evident that old.
time NebruskuuH are fast being con
vertcd to the advantages offered by this
commonwealth, as already that state Il
well represented here, by men ~ means
and recognized business ability. Car
Hahn. formerly a bank cashier AZ Ere
mont. r. the latest accession TO Utahi
population from that section,
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Company Declares a Dividend Of
rs Cents a Share,
WILL BE PAID QUARTERLY.
John Dcrn Rack from Gold uountain
Days cyanide shipments
miscellaneous ttrms.

Tho Mcrcur Mining company held O.
meeting 90 this city this morLipg and
declared a dividend of IS cents % share
or $4,000. the same payable July 10Th
According 60 tho compuny'a by-luwa
the books closed Saturday evening or of
8 o'clock the Jay preceding the pooling
Of dividend. Sundays OF course, not
Included. Tho payment Be- th. nrst since
January goth last and makes % total VI
f.aisoCo. For the time being the CONF
pnry will content ltsalf with quarterly
dividends % likely this amount, but
later, whom Improve Wcnia under way
are completed. there may b. return
TO the monthly rchcdul0 OF igia cents a
share or $4,000 Mr. pcrn reports the
property iu good working order.
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BACK FROM EUROPE.

Mr. ana Mrs. ia Sheets returned
Saturday afternoon from two months
trip to Europe. They visited some Of the
principal cities In the United States,
then set sail on the Majestic, which
landed them In Liverpool, Eng" after a
pleasant sea voyage Of seven days,
From Liverpool they went 20 London,
then 10 Paris and different points In
Germany, seeing the sights ana visit
ing Utah boys enrOute. They report an
enjoyable time and say that travel 90
the old World IA very heavy at present,
accommodations being quite difficult 20
secure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26

Mcssru. n. T.. Rcdnold and H.. c. Tay.
lor we'll known mining men % this
city. leave IN the morning 60 start WORK
on a claim owned by them at the tot
of the ridge above B1untlful This 10
supposed 90 be an old Spanish mine
and can be- reached through city Crcei
canyon. 10 "a somewhat of "a myHtCri'
Gus claim having an Incline SHAFT Of
900 feet. but the remarkable fact re-
mains there ~ no dump. The dump, u
ia argued, must have been washed love
with the mountains. ana buried 10
sage brush. and hard oak. Redncld a
Taylor ere determined, no matter IN,
expense. TO ana out what the SHAFT con-
tlluH
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the Hen Butler 4. l.. Jacobs and j. a.
Jacobson being among the number.
This company u putting pu an IN
creased force ~ workmen. and the mine
gives very good indications Of being
an early shipper, Surveyor Han W
Just completing the patent surveys. ana
things generally present very ih.
torabie outlook From the Highland
Conner mine In the same district. come
vers encouraging reports The miners
have Just struck the vein and are into
q lime contact In which the ore Is said
t1 iic. thus prcsaglng n good future Tor
this ufOuurty.
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Chicago. o.. June 26.-Estimatcd re-
ceipts NJ hogs today, $1,000. tomorrow,
90 900. lott over. 3.Sl2. Market generally
steady: mixed and butchers $500 q
gl.S2is; good heavy. $50 90 $3.50. rough
heavy. $3.50 to s3.05; light $3.50 q $3.50,
Catue-Rcccipts 10000. Market
strnnp 10 Zoe higher. Becvcs $3.50 ~
SO 30: cows and hrlfers. $500 o. $3.50,
rtockprs and feeders S3,1i a. $50.
Sheep Receipts. 1900. Market about
steady. sheep, $3.50 q Sj.25i lambs
$3.50 u $3.50.
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Chicago, June 2G-septombcr wheat
oppurd nt 1l4QA, declined 10 1lih,
rallied Ia 7lh and sold OF 10 i3A
Ci0sc-whoat' July 72hWh; sept a
az.
Curn-Iune and July, g.
Oats-Iune. asa. July, 2iA.
pork-Iunc. s.l2is; July, Si2huslb,
Inrd-June and July 800,
Rihf-Junc, $50; July, AtO.
Cash-Wheut. No.2 red,i3nN. No,
rcd. ,0aseis No. 2hard winter, 5OhM'li
No. o do C9is07O; No, northern spring
73nl. No. 3 do, 72072i5; No, 3 spring
Glu72is.
Corn-N No. g. 3iia. No. corn, J3hHh
Onts-No. 2. -Gulai No, 3, 25AH26'
FluN-l.OG
Barley
Ryr-G0.
Timothy-270.
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nAcK rnoM ooLD MouNrAIN.
John D,fn Rcturus Tayorably Impressed
with the SEWER.

WIN tue SWIFT
John Dcrn returned last evening from
his trip 90 Gold Mountain. whittier he
journuyed several days ago. iu company
with MoagrH Watson and LAmmprH-
durf Tor the purpose % thoroughly In
HpeCtluE the SEWER mine. owned and
operated by the SEWER Gold Mining
company
when seen by "NowH" reporter this
morning Mr pcrn stated that he and
Mr. Watson were very fayomhly linz
pressed with the showing. in fact
he continued. II have never seen bet
Ter, or aa good n surface showing any
where In the State. To my mind Il in-
dictates the existence % large ore
bodies. The company has two vcina
opened up FOR "a considerable distance.
both of very good size and strong, ina.
eating pcrmancncy. AZ 90 values ! can't
Say anything until We get the assay re-
turns on ore brought boz and sent out
10 Manning Tor nmpllng.'
Mr.. Dcru says the camp ~ quite nc-
tive. AZ Snyder city quite town =
being built up. and there ~ considerable
work going on IN the dlncrtlt mines.
on the Holland, ndi0lulug the Scvitr
there ls force of men nt work running
q tunnel. ON which "a 100-fuut contract
has just been completed. 4 new COM
tract has been let Tor an additional 900
feet, and IL u expected the ore body
vii be encountered In about half this
distance.
Gold Mountain n now easily accessi-
bic being but sixteen miles from the
railroad and connected BY a good
wagon road. There u plenty % water
FOR milling purpoHrH,nud timber Tor uu-
dergrOund workings and fuel, making
the camp very desirable one. Al
though SIR Dern did not say 80, lt IL
quite likely he win become Interested
In the SEWER. Judging from his favora-
BILE report. II he dOea, not much time
viii be lost In putting o mill on the
property.
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NVVUTT IUTTNTV0WWVWVN.
Logan. June 2d.-M. H. Jackson. the
diHcuvrrcr OF the Copper King mine,
came down from blacksmith Fork
canyon yesterday. lie says the Bonnn-
"a King Mining company has recently
uncovered nnc vein ~ ore ON the
Boulder claim. which the company
bonded some time ngU Tor 5000. The oro
carries gold. silver copper and lead.
Work on tho Copper King In being rap
lazy pushed ana Jackson il now down
for supplies for larger force OF men
which viii be put TO work ON the claim
before long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26

omaha, June 26-Cnttlo-R Receipts,
200, Market active, steady native
beef steers. i,5On5,2ii western Htcrr.
i.0Ouibi; Texas steers, 3,tOuA,ioi COWS
and hpIfars, q. S0ni,GO; cnuncrH, 1900
800; st1ekcrs and feeders, 3.soNi co.
calves, 6,0Ou1.2ji bulls, stays, etc, 800
Ui.2j.
HOG Receipts, $500. Market steady
heavy, 3GOU3,6i; mixed, ,d2hd3,Gli
light, 3.G2iaW3. d1h, plgs, 3.2bu3.6O.
bulk 0f sales a.62hN3.G5.
shoep-lieceipta, 1000. Market active.
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wish TO say that feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamherlain'a
cough Remedy has done for our fam.
iy. We have used n In - many cases
OF coughs. lung troubles and whooplng
cough. and ID has always given the
~ indebted 20 the manufacturers Of
this remedy and wish them 10 please
accent our hearty thanks -iteHpectful-
~. Mrs. g. Doty. Dcs Moincu. Iowa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26

The wccl, nc the refinery opened with
200 pounds uf cyunIdus from the sncrn-
mento and 900 from the Chloride Point.
The latter shipment was n slight SUR
prise 10 those interested, but u demon
strutrH that the Compuny'H mill on
Lion I'M ~ running 60 good advantage
and viii Boz heard from during tnc sea-
son. The Sacramento ~ a steady cpn-
tributor and pays divdcnda every
month ne d rnamlt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26

q IN IIusIncss ~ The Itlh T1chango ihis
Afternoon.
The call on the Utah exchange was
practically uneyentful, AN hours ses-
sion producing but three sales. the
stocks taking part being Ajax. Md
night Bowers and Stnr Consolidated,
making a record OF 1900 shares Cor
98.S
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Trading in mining stock circles was
somewhat iight today the sales reach
iug bat iG.G01 shares Tor 80 Oji2h. The
~ board sold 1900 shares for $1,000 -,
While on the Utah the sales were 1000
shares Tor Seas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26

Complete proceedings ~ the recent
Conference IN pamphlet form. For sale
ut the Dcseret News
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EAL BRIEFS.

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Al Avery IL In from Dugway where
he has been working the Jennings
Bryan. lilo says the property Is show
Ing up Immensely but being "a milling
proposition, viii NOT assert itself until
"a cnncentfntur has been erected He
has 20 tons ready FOR shipment how
ever. that will run 90 10 Co per cent
lead. with good values In silver and
gold. Mr. Avery reports teams going
into Deep Greek daily 10 haul ore
from the mines, ana says the Buck
horn, operated by sam ellison, viii
make shipment In a few days The
camp generally ia looking wen and rec
cent developments have proved that Il
contains good copper values. 80 much
sought for al the present time. The
gentleman brought IN some nice sam
Piles from the jennings Bryan and Otn-
ers. an of which appear 10 run wen In
the precious metals. lie says Eastern
parties hrr hard at work surveying
properties In that camp prior 10 tho
contamination of % big deaf
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san Francisco. June 20 -Whclt-Very
dun Dec. 1i1ib. cash. iosA.
Harley Steady; Doc. sGh new, slh
cn-h. nL
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Salt Lake city. Utah. June 90. 1899.
Below are Wholesale buying figures
on poultry. butter. eggs and cheese,
Quotations are corrected soml-weckly
BY J. NJ. Christensen s CO., wholesale
produce dealers.
POULTRY.
There Is big demand for poul.
try and tho market n very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
feet on. bring figures as followai
Turkeys per d.. o.. ........ IL
Cheese, Utah tnew)... &C.. 90. ".".i0
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Tho market r. Milling up with ranch
huttcr. thus affecting the price of
creamery.
Creamery butter. &C.. o.. .......,.,,,is
Cheese. Utah new. o.. CO.. -, .,..i0
EGGS.
The egg market iH In better condition
at present. with the product quoted a,
ft2i per case.
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MARKET REPORTS.


Now York.June gG.-Thc railroads were
the feature " the opening market,
Sew York Central rising ~ ON the rt-
ported lease % tho iiostnn 4 Albany
There were aympathcuc advances !.
Northwestern. Union Pacific preferred
and cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and
S. Louis. ranging from Fl 90 ~. North
yrn Pacific and AtchlsUp preferred also
rUHo sharply sugar Eliucd IL, Whllg
Federal steel preferred which WnH
quoted cx-dlvidcnd, dropped e. Large
buying M the standard railroad stocks
developed, tho Vanderbilt ana iran
gers making pronounced gains. some
VI the spoclaltles were well supported,
hut pressure against steel lud wire
Brooklyn Transit. Sugar and Metropol-
fnu uhHtructrd the rise IN this division
and rrnliantlonH followed,
Resistance was shown by railway
but concessions were eventually made,
Mlnipulatiuns lu sugar caused a re-
bound 90 ijiir and the general market
hardened sympnthctlcally New York
Central. Northwestern and Union Pa
cinc rose 20 the top az advances 81 lA
90 Q and New Haven Htlnrred iis ON
bids London orders Tor tho Internal
ti0nal group were large and the entire
list was benefited by this Absorption.
Renewed efforts however. against the
special tleH checked the success % the
bulls and thoru were declines from 90
1h points IN the Tobacco htocks Sugar,
brooklyn Transit Manhattan and Met
ropOlitan Street Railway. losses Ia the
railways wcru under "a point, except In
Omaha and New York Central
Bonds were well sustained ON moder-
ate demand.
MONEY AND BONDS.
New York, June 2g.-Moncy on call
nominnlly az "a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper a. 90 per
cent.
sterling exchange strong, with &C.
tuHl business In bankers bills nt SIS
70 q Tor demand and ii65A q sass for
90 days. posted rates. flh6h q &i.si and
lN9. commercial bills Nhih
silver certificates, GQia q %,
Hnr silver. 60h
Mexican dollars. ibh
Government bonds. steady, ~. rev.
u.OOis. 3s reg, fi.0sh, coupon, u,0,at
OF. reg. and coupon. silica. new ~
rex. aud coupon si.2a4. old a., reg
Silica; coupon, Fiie.
SUGAR.
New York. June 25-sugar, raw
quiet and steady; fair refining. ~; cen
tHugnl. gG test. 4Mi molnHach sugar.
Refined steady, crushed, G; powdered
th. formulated. ah
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
strong Assertions a. to Just what
the Remedies WIN DO.

Munyon rIaftntees
that hts Information
Cite viii cure ueafiy
al cases ~ rtoums.
tism fn o few hours.
that bis nyspepsia cure
viii cute inIllrsttian and
oil stomach ffruhlasf
that HE Kidney Cure
viii Cufe % pcr cent.
81 III cases % kidney
tfouhiei that IT. ca
taffh rufe will cute
cataffh 10 matter h1w
i0nE standing that Bis
Headache Oife will cufa
any tinsi n headarhs IN
frw minuttsi that
Die Cold Cure viii
unifkiF tffat On az
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fdrsl ~ cod shf ~ on ihf1lFi tha sniifs lsi n
feroiIaa. A. aii dHEFIsff. Is cats vial
N ~ HrUi mHHl'"Hl advice Wriff rfof Muuydu
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Waterman BTothers, stock Broksrs.
No. Central Blk. Phone ga ringA
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS,
Ajax. 100 at iial
Midnight bowers. 1000 ut 2hc.
Star Consolidated. 600 at giiac.
Total shares sold, 1000.
Selling value nf stocks. iGis.
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smelter one OF the Trust plants. re-
sumcd operations today with about half
regular force The wages paid are
about what the company originally 0f-
fsrrd ana ,ho men are guaranteed proc
tcction N they choose To- violate the
eight hour law.
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Sacramento O.. q. D." -
Utah .. ..... %. 90 .. q. W
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That the Blue Blrd Extension Is slow
~ narrowing with development is the
substance OF letter sent In from TIN
tic this morning by Il, +. Woodward.
The gentleman writes that the ore
rhnwiur recently discovered Is from
Ia " Inches wide and has been traced
for Is feet. II D. a Hulphlde forma-
from the bottom Of the shaft. This
prul eits lies east NJ ana adjoining the
Joe Bowers Extension on which sink
Ing Be- being pushed with an possible
dispatch The water here Is not in
tfelauE much ANA therefore pumps
WIN rot bo required Tor some time yet.
Operations ut bingham.
\ party OF local mining men went out
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MONEY AND BoNDs.


New York. June 26.-sugar. raw,
quiet and steady: fair refining. ~; Gene
trlfugnl. 20 test. 49, molnHlch sugar, T.
Refined. steady, crushed. G. powdered,
o.: formulated 50.
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,ploes who o. In the o..
Lake city Railroad
I hls nrit lesson IN ele
fefday afternoon. ono
him Dis ne. tno. iie
Enely up East Templ.
4 ahd when about hnlf
l1l South and south :
4 went olt on the front
hsuit with the manlpu
~ Simultaneous with
cement the trolley wire !
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\ party of local mining men went out
20 bingham this morning to examine
The Republican journal., 1899-07-13
Proposals for Sewers.

Sealed proposals endorsed " Proposals for con-
structing Sewers :" and addressed to the City
Clerk Belfast, will be received by the committee
on sewers of Belfast, until Monday, August 7,
1899, at o'clock p. NJ for the construction Of
the following described sewers and all materials
therefor, or much of them as may be deter
mined by said committee:
Front Street from Miller to Spring, 23O feet.
! manhole.
Spring Street, from Front to Cross, 24o feet
l manhole
Spring Street, from Cross to end (wesO IT'S feet
l manhole.
High Street, from Spring to end (north), 250
feet, manhole.
Cross Street, from present terminus to Spring
Street. 270 feet.
Beaver Street. from High to end (west) $50 feet
Sewers to be laid in accordance with the plans
of Wheeler & Parks, which plans, together with
the specifications, may be seen at the City Clerk
office.
The City Council reserves the right to accept
any one of the proposals or to reject all.
CHAS. p. HAZELTlNE.
Chairman Committee on Sewers.
Pslfast, July 10, 1899 4w2S