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Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30
Program to be given Thanksgiving
evening at the Opera House by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
rian church.

rian church..
l. Panoramic Laurie with variations.
BERTHE Whitney.
2. Welcome address, by Scotch laddie.
Gordon Hull.
g. Song-Annie on the Banks of the Dee.
Clyde Chaplin.
t. Paper on Scotland and Recitation Cuddle
Dorm. Mrs. A, P, Frank.
.. Piano-Bagpipes. Minnie Tullar.
6. Recitation-Marco Bozzaris. MIR. Kelly.
7. Pantomime-Auld Robin Gray.
8. Song-There's Nae Room For Twa.
Mrs. Tullar.
9. Recitation-Tragedy of the Fay.
Miss Susie Easton.
10. Round-Scotland's Burning. -Four girls.
IL. Reading-Kirtsy Opinion on the War.
Mrs. Frank.
II. Song-Clang of the Old Wooden Shoon.
Miss Helen Cross.
13 Recitation-Hold dem Philippines.
Emily Lakin.
IA. Piano-Selected Grace Dillabough.>
15 Farce-A Matrimonial Advertisement. '''
l6. Song-My Love is but Lassie Yet.
Clyde Chaplin.
II. Goodnight Drill. Six Little Girls.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

Yes, we can make both of you, you
and your wife, happy, If you will buy
our Home Brand goods.
s s@-.r . =: At WINCHESTER's.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

GOOD SHELTER, GOOD GEL
y lar, Good Artesian Water, is
what you get when you buy lot in
Wentzel & Grindeland's addition.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30
EStray Notice.

Taken up by the undersigned on
section "a, in town of Foldahl, on
Oct. 10, one seven months old pig.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
/ AXEL RYDIN.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

The Fergus Falls Bob Sleighs are
pronounced by the farmers to be the
best. A car load of them at
LlNDBERd & LUND0REN'S.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30
City Lots and Farms For Sale.
A BARGAIN.

Askelson's farm in Viking at $500.
60 acres cultivated. House, stable
and barn. A. GR1NDELAND, Z
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

@. What do you .know about Or.
Parker's Remedies? A. Everybody
who have used them say they're all
right. Wares drug store.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

We are no hardware store, but we
sell boys shoes that wear like iron.
Only $I.75. At WlNCHESTER'S
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

pEMEMBERl The Bank of War.
N sells Railroad Lands at lowest
prices.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

Try the Acorn Brand of Flour. Best
In the market. For sale by
The Peoples Trading Co.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

can make few frst-class farm
l loans of from 81 10000 and up at
a low rate of interest. s. CooKE.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

For f1rSt-ClaSS dental work call or
q. A. PENNEY, Dentist.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

[ guarantee to cure all Festulus
Withers and Poll Evil in horses, or
no charges for treatment.
D. BERNARD, ". S.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

Save fuel and save money by buy
Ing your storm sash and storm doors
at THE ROBERTSON LUMBER co.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

have a few second handed wagons
for sale cheap. M. L. LARSON.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

q. A. PENNEY, Dentist. Office
over Wares Drug store.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

DIR. WESTERN, of st. Luke's Hos
pital, Grand Forks, has just returned
from his European trip. a. Special
ist in diseases of women.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

Subscribe for the WARREN SHEAF.
Official paper Of Marshall county.
Warren sheaf., 1899-11-30

Gents neckties that will cause .
mute to articulate. Only IS cents.
At WlNCHESTER'S
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The President has appointed Hon.
Bort W. bowen OF New York. as min
inter TO Persia. Minister Bowen WAS
consul general at barcelona before the
spanish war broke out.
DrlEadlcr-o General Thomas Anderson.
who has returned recently from the
PHILIPPINES, has been assigned % COM
mandment ~ the department Of the
lakes.
-Four hundred mnchlniata employed AZ
the Saco and pctoc shops at iildd.ford.
Me., have struck fot an advance ~ -
per cent In Wages.
The Jury IN the case Of Theodore n.
Wits. formerly city works commits
fiuner OF brooklyn. and William II.
philips. ex-pollce commission. on TRIAL
for conspiracy 10 defraud the city
through public contracts, reported to-
day that they could not agree on a YER
diet.
A Philadelphia fire today destroyed
Charles llachrach'a clothing store AT
Thirteenth street aud ilidEe avenue,
About nfteen other bulldinga prlnoi.
pnliy small dweihnEA. were badly dam.
aged. The entire loss II estimated al
$1,000 covered by inSurEance.
The enilnon. sculptor, Louis r. Rebls-
co. II dead IN Norwood, u suburb VI
Cincinnati. lie was born In Italy In
1881. and at thu age of 20 He'd on ppliti,
cal account and made his way 10 Hos
ton,
The large ana handsome station OF
the Peninsular railway at Merida, w.
cntan, was destroyed by nv yesterday
occaHioning much loss 10 property In
the nelKhborhood.
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CAPTAIN BROWNS FUNERAL
stores Closed sud ssa.isess Gensrsiiy
suspended Prominent Church
aud Lodge Member. Present.


Special per Dcaerct TELEGRAPH.
Ogden. May s.-The services In the
Tabernacle are now being held
over the remains Of william
Anderson Brown. The procession from
the house following the body. arrived
at the Tabernacle at O'Clock. by W..
time the cdihce was completely niied
With people Of NIL religious crceds. and
hr many a. were on tho Inside u the
building were unable to sain admit
lance. All the stores arr closed and
business T. suspended all over the city.
The A. q. u. W. Of which deceased
was member are present In a body.
The funeral II one ~ the largest ever
held In Ogden. Apostle w. ~. Richards
came up from Salt Lake 90 be present.
and the speakers stand IN the Taber-
nacie u niied with prominent mem.
befH ~ the Church. The mourning IL
general.
Attorney u. ". Jones and q number
Of others are down from brigham city
and many friends 81 the deceased arr
w from the neiEhbofhood 81 ogden.
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ORE AND BUILIoy REPORTS.


Anaconda. Mont. May 1.-rhe An.
aconda STANDARD prints this morning
an Interview with Marcus DAILY. prcsi.
dent OF the Amalgamatcd Copper COM
pany. recently organized with a capt.
tai OF tss.Ooo.ooo.
Mr.. Daily says that the control ~ the
Anaconda company IL sold 90 the new
company which also owns the Parrot
property. the Colorado properties and
the Waahoc. other large properties
viii soon be added 60 these holdings
under an Increased capital stock. THE
company has no relation whatever. as
has been enormously rumorrd. with a
Michigan copper property. The prop
critics owned by the ne~ company viii
be worked 10 the full capacity and the
output Increased
Underground Butte Mr.. DAILY said,
win be- explored and tested win de-
gree Of thorouEhneus, and TO an extent
never before dreamed Of
In a paragraph In the Interview Mr.
DAILY said. while live and manage
these properties. there viii be no asi.
tation OF the wage question from any
end of the line. Miners wages will no,
In any event be lowered. That II pcr-
f.ctly well understood by thos. with
whom I nui associated. II tine Butte
properties cannot hnord the present
wage scale. then the whole organixn.
tion Il "a mistake. and feel SURE II Il
not n mistake"
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PERSONAL.

=.
fetcr Mccin'yer OF oregon " NJ IN"
W. u. Gardner OF Chicago IL at tho
U" ", nahkahh'e OF Nc" 10TH w ~
''' "'
Geo. w 'lnrk OF New YORK " NJ
~" '"'"'
u. u. 7; Collin wife ana son are dom
'''''' ~ '"'
u, y. HELEN Of Butte In AMONG the
""uN'''' $50, "s'
samuel w. hlnE OF Dewey u'Ah' Is
>" Wv "
Anna q, Wen, Ironi w" "o'aen
'1'' w y
u. fttHEibbona OF Toronl" u among
tho arrivals AZ Jus place.
Mrs. u. W. Kenyon Of Kansas city,
Mo-, N a guest OF the Kenyon.
"A, nh ,,,nt,~ man ,,om
MIchlran. ia AZ the Kenyon.
-, 80. -. A.. 49,. ,..,, Rae.
Miss N.N1 nv1xv,i,. ~" t ,' ''"''
=, "a, ,r, A.. ...,,.,.,., a, IA.
W, ~. 49,, - ,s,,nr,,so
hhu'Hi"'" '''"" sou
~. l.. sweiman, Who halls from tho
Copper State, n al the Kenyon
. ~ uoad a. down from Montana.
.r,c,,y el,v and n Al the Walker.
'"''' ~
Mrs. Azir lilxion from worcester
Mass II n guest OF the uu'loh'
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ROAD ACROSS isrnmrs.
EnslI.h Contractors WIN n.r,h Ish.os.
tepso Railway.

vera crus. Mexico. May a--pcar,on
a Hon. the great English contractor,
who have the harbor work In hand
have decided 20 take posssssion ~ he
Tshauntepec railway In August Mica
they will begin operating H. They afs
Obliged by their contract ~ huli M
harbor ut Halina Cruz on the rArlae
side Of the lsthmua. The rad q III
many repairs. aud az bridros. MOSTLY
of wood on the line they will have 10
be replaced by steel structure Il Il
now believed that n firrt.clans tod
across the is,hmur viii he had. II vas
this line that Huntington wished o.
purchase aud had II passed into h|i
hands u would have doubtlesn boen put
IN excellent shape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

ON Ia. rcconvening of the court In
the afternoon. J. W. Hedges. rtiil on
the witness stand. said that he desired
to correct hlh first ntatemcnt by saying
that the signature -. III. Hedges" Ia
the bank-book examined. was his own
signature. and that he became con-
WINGED that II was his signature dur
Ing the recess Of the court. on cross
examination witness said that Mr.
Whiitomore had asked him TO look at
the signature again. and that he was
now convinced that the signature In
the bank book was his own.
"At the time you signed the payer adj
dressed 10 Peyton had not the Geyser-
Marion stock deprecated from about
ti.g2 TO about ~ cents per shatef
Eyes. Il had gone down; II went
down and up hut 7 don't remember
much about tho price"
III tho stock had gone down 70 per
cent. Mr.. stouttH loss would have been
49, Joint owner with you. about b,VOO'
wouldn't ~"
And yet YOU signed thia paper
lholdinR up the contract above quotedl
virtually mnklns Stout a present OF
this $1,000"
u signed n. paper. but u was not
20 be used against me. did II 10 help
Stout"
1hu NHNhkHi tue NOW t'f f-f~tF y ~
an old cancelled note, did you notf'
yes, thought no."
yet when Stout presented you this
paper. representing that tho note fof
s.. $50 was a genuine note which you
owed at the bank. and on account oil
which h. promised 10 buy OcyHer'
Marion stuck for you. you did not Ray
10 himi why, Stout, you told me-
this $3.50 was ON an old cancelled nots
and here You are treating II AZ genu'
Inc notef'"
mo. I did not; had every confidence
In Stout. II he had asked me To nisi
a genuine mute for =, 1850 I suppose
would have signed Il for him"
Could you not, an q man or some
means, have obtained from other banks
the same accommodations In buyins
Geyrer- Marion stock that MI. Stout
gave you from the Utah Nationalf
~ think I could have done So"
Were .ou ever asked " you had
signed a note for l925O IN the bankf''
About the goth Of July Mr.. Pcytor
asked me that. and told him no ons
ever asked me 10 come 20 the bank te
examine or Identity the n0te.f
"Do you know Mr.. w. ", -, Barnett
who used 90 be court bailini"
mo. ! do not know him
Mr. Barnett was asked to stand uf
and Mtneas said he recognized anc
| knew him.
"pld you say about two months as.
| at the cullen hotel TO Mr.. bArnstti I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

The case Of the u. A. o. Tmnsfa. A
Mercantile company W. The glia,,s.
HerToe Manufacturing compnny, c.,s.
on for trial before Judge Cherry I'M.
afternoon, With w. r. Hutchlnt6n an.
bourow Tor defendant. Action In ~.
case was brought 10 recover lei 10 h.,
the hauling OF hg-is.i0O tons N l,s.
from the Rio srande Western depo, A.
n building. then In course of consiruS.
iion. on Second South street. vss,
The defense II that plaintifra mas
dumped the Iron In the street and INA,
II cost defendant SO 10 have tho INN
removed to where II was wanted. M
case was tried before Justice s0mmer
from which Judgment defendant .p.
pcaied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

ties" s'"'e proper.
The Washington County New,
The completion of the Utah 4 nys;
nc road TO Modcna viii bring Z, "a acl'
WITHIN hf'y miles OF the railrons =, =
me new road TO Hoit's ranch. Tor ,, yhn-n
me recent state LEGISLATURE made 3. n
appropriation. u made. This dl,, IN
can be easily covered In a devs ,,ahce
by Hight RIG. and should enal,i. 'n We
farmers TO place early vero,.t i,n'
nowers and fruits on the Salt I,sle =.
other northern markets. Tho nrno, "a
vegetables alone IN a big ltsn ~
should be seriously considered Nv , ,nn
people Of this section. ~ 'he
Then with n good, reliable eo,,...,.-
Ion agent at salt Lake II seem" ~ =.
that success could be made a, ~,
business. and a way opened for brl,.
linz a little cash into Dixie. lug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
rmn ANNIE LAURIE SAFE.
Caused Talk Among Mining Msa rod.y-A
Valuable Property.

The sale Of the Annie Laurie mine on
Gold Mountain TO ex-senator Cannon
and associates. was the cause Of con-
siderable comment among mining men
today, especially 30 among those Inter-
erted In that section OF country, The
property was owned by Tho naiiy
Mountain Mining company and changed
hands for a consideration ~ tgi0.o0o.
n II Understood that Mr., Cannon rep.
rearnt- an Eastern syndicate and that
the mine will be- developed a. never be-
fore Ia It's history u has splendid
bodies ~ good milling orr. some show
Ing hlgh values IN gold and IN looked
upon AZ one ~ the best mines In that
section. The tirnt payment ~ 10000 on
the purchase price N 10 be made on OF
before September iat, Co he followed by
10000 IN six months. and the remainder
a few months later.
Mr. Cannon recently visited the mine
and found II In such excellent shape
that he made tender % the sum stat
ed for n. Yesterday the company held
a meeting at Castle Gate and accepted
the proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

In the case Of Eliza ~. Smell VI EliEa
Shafer ten days additional was given
the defendant ~ iilc an answer.
The cases OF James r, Monk W Frank
Msl.b, and 81. u. Wells Il al VI the
Fofsey. Vincent Shoe company were
dismissed By Judge Cherry today for
want OF prosecution.
on motion Of the attorney for the
plaintiffs judge Niles today dismissed,
without prejudice, the ease ~ tho
pfoyident Life and Trust company W
W, H. Richards and that ~ the same
plaintiff VI Fanny Y, clayton.
An order was made by Judge lIilel
today substituting liennett. Hardness,
nowat, bradley q Richards for deorFr
MesttfVclt ~ attorneys for the plain
I'M IN the case Of the old Jordan ana
Oalena Mining company W the Ma
cara Mining and Smelling company.
and also continued the case Tor the
term,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

4. G. Miner. son u col, =. u. Miner.
came In from Mercur last night. He
reports the camp generally In good
shape.
The Conklln sampler received n ears
NJ ore today. 10 of them from Tintle.
Tlntlc was represented at the Taylor.
Irunton sampler today. BY ears OF
ore.
Thomas Weir took drive out TO the
Highland hoy smeter this afternoon.
A. ~. Mayne. manager Of tho Eagle
mine nj Mercur. came In from the camp
last night lie confirms reports VI the
recent strike and pronounces II an OK
cellent one.
CAPT I II. De In Mar and Victor
a. elements went out 20 Mercur this
morning. whore they will remain for
several days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

q. l. Msswsii. . Convict. rssitians the sa'
psess ssars for = writ OF uabsss cosra.-

c. l.. Maxwell. alias John Carter. by
his attorney. J. W. ". Whitecotton.
Med a petition for wit OF habcan
corpus IN the supreme court today. al
icgins that he IL being uniawfuily de-
tAlnsd IN the state prison and prayr
that he may be restored a. his liberty,
Petitioner sets forth that he was In
formed against by the prosccuting ON
crru ~ the Fourth Juciciai district In
July, 1895. and later arrAiEnci on the
charge u robbery. Later he was tici
and convicted by Jury and sentenced
by Judge DuHenbcrry to eighteen Year,
IN the STATE prison. Maxwell then Sos
on 90 say that his imprisonment IN un.
lawful for the following reasons
i-"iioiding him 20 answer for the
crime ~ robbery. except on a present
ment or Indictment Of grand jury,
nhfidres his privileges and immunitiea
~ citlrsn of the United states. ~
guaranteed by article g OF the Amend.
ments ~ the Constitution OF the United
states"
s-TryinE him by a pretended Jury ~
only eight persons, Il an indirect viola
tion u the same amendments.
chief Justice iiartch issued a writ
directing Warden Dow 10 bring The
prisoner Into court at 10 o'clock next
Monday morning.
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don't know whether that note Is
forgery or not II looks a good deal like
my nisnaturc. have done n great
deal ~ busircsa with Stout and ev-
erything was always strulghtr"
mo. I might have said something
about the note az = fofsery. or I'M,
the signature looked something like
mine"
Witness did not nj nrst recognize his
signature on n dividend check on the
Geyser- Marion. but afterwards said II
was his signature. ON other similar
checks. the witness was not positive.
EDWIN n. HAY.
Edwin u. Hay. 81 Washington. ID. G.,
was sworn. has been an attorney AT
law NJ Washington for twenty-five
years: had made study. Of nandwrit..
ing for thirty years for the purpose OF
Identifying thcm. had examined Tor
two months or more the signatures OF
J. ~. Hedges; had seen before some CT
the checks exhibited In the court.
Witness said the signature on the
note Tor - 30. marked exhibit ~" was
not the ssme AZ that 81 the other sig.
natures Of SIR. Hedges. exhibit marked
~" for example. the writing on cS-
hihit ~ Il better. The ' u similar;
the two It's only somewhat similar:
the letters In the "scs' In Mr.. Hedges
signature ate never separated. they
arr separated In the SIGNATURE on the
note. and the curve on the note dif-
fefa from tho = curve In the end Of
Hedges signature. the shade In the 4
In the note IL diaaimliar from that OF
Mt. Hedges. the Y " Mr.. Hedges II
n thing peculiar 10 him. and there Il
nothing like II On the earth OF In the
sea or In the heaven above. and the q
on the note II not like II. The sigma
turc on the note was better writing.
and was like the hand. only written
with inner pen. In which the body Of
the note was written.
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Arrested in Kansas City, But Is
Given His Liberty Again.
WAS SETTLED OUT OF COURT
pef.nama, was wanted Tor Obtaining
Money Gnder fsise rretensss state
convict wants tsis Freedom.

Peter J. Hanson. who unin recently
vas proprietor Of the Illinois dairy
on Eleventh south AMI i1fth West
streets. played In good luck today ~
having the charge of obtaining money
under false prct-nsca against him dis
Missed. Hanson has been wanted here
for several days past and was caught
last night IN Kansas city. sheriff
IIowells would have started East today
for the purpcse Of bringing the defend
ant back. but the complaining witness
ia the case, J. n. Schwartz. accepted a
settlement from iIanson'a wife and
fathcr-ln-iaw today leaving nothing for
justice Parice To DO but 10 order a
dismissal of the case and the release of
Hanson from custody.
IL will BE- remembered that a few
weeks ago Hanson disposed 81 his dairy
10 Schwartz for ti.ieo. Five u the cows
Il uansplrcd afterwards aid not belong
TO Hanson at all. but were leased b.
him from another man on learning tho
true status of affairs. schwartz sworc
cut warrant for iIanson'a arrest ~
soon No the defendant heard that the
officers were after him he skipped out.
lie was traced 10 Pueblo and got out q
that pretty slick" Then he bobbcd ~
IN Denver and got out 81 thor. before
the officers could nab him. Last ma.
rlght sheriff ii0welis received word
from the chief u police In Kansas city
statins that Hanson vas under arrest,
The wife today pleaded hard with
Schwartz not 20 have her husband
brought tack and finally he yielded TO
the wornan'a cntrratica and consented
90 a settlement. resulting In dismissal
Of the untirc proceedings.
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ARE LOOKING TO
A DOUBLE SERVICE.
Oregon Short Line Contemplatcs a
Restoration OF Trains
FROM SALT LAKE NORTH.
VIII Greatly sseseas ogden and Logan
Change Probable sense Time
Before June let.

II will be good news to the people Of
Ogden and Logan and Weber and
Cache counties generally. that the Ore
Eon Short Line IL contemplating a res
tontion Of the double train service
daily to those points. while no den-
mite conclusion has been reached. u IL
likely that the change will be made be-
fore the first OF June. 30 that people
who have business In the northern
counties may take either an early
morning Or an early evening train out
OF Salt Lake.
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THE SALT PALACE.
Warm Springs Property rendered for
q Site Other Property.

The Hal, Palace directors held no
meeting today. but will meet tomorrow
and. IN the language Of President
Neidcn. "acttle down to business. select
a site and go ahead"
Two new sites had been rendered the
Salt Palace people to-day said Mt.
Seldcn. the Warm Springs and a TWEEN
ty-acrc tract that the owner does not
care 10 have mentioned until a selec.
tion Il made. Heaides that there are
the Heath and Walker sites In the
southern part Of town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
STATE FISH HATCHERY.

state Fish and Game Warden John
Sharp win start out In a few days for
the purpose OF locating a place for the
establishment Of a State iirh hatchery.
be located In Utah county. Mr.. sharp
II anxious Of getting place that IL
within easy access 20 the railroads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

The TsEssi.,t Hope. They WIN All be
Amirahiy se,ti.d.

Ilcriln. May a-The TageblAtt COM
menting upon the hows OF the Amcri-
ran governments pleasant reception OF
tho German Insurance comisaioner.
says
1--WE hope that other political econo-
mic differences between Germany and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
ON TIM rTxn EXCHANGE.
slight Weakness In D.,.y aud south swan
ses-utah at Is.

The Utah Exchange did business to-
day amounting to 1900 shares for "a
1895. Daisy showed a weakness by
selling down 10 soh. while Northern
LiEht remained quite firm and had
takers at "A and 5tN. South swansea
dropped 10 ti.ss. where 600 shares
changed hands. but Sacramento gave
evidence Of rise 100 shares being sold
nj seH. Utah took part In the trading
at Is cents. and Yankee Consolidated
let 20 az iax 10 i2t.
Figures were posted ~ follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

AZ the annual meeting Of the i,,..
Constructlon company was held in ~
law offices Of stephens a smlth IVY wv
tcrday afternoon. The old bOarI ~ A,
rcctors was reelected YESTERDAY. \,
consists of Frank u. stephens. T. ~
Goliath: l. T. Herman. y. H. siowrr
and II. 4. Herman.
The company was organized sew.
years AFRO for the purpose of bniid,,,.
road to Lce Angeles.
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DEPUTY WATER AssRssoRsi

Deputy water nsaessors were APP
pointed by SUPERINTENDENT calnc today
under authorization from the city
Council ~ followsi
First Precinct. Smith; second W. l..
nunder Third. Mnundo Pratt; Fourth
Henry g. TaEgart. Fiflh, business dis
tflot, Henry iinll
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The advance agent % the iio-tonlans
has arrived IN town. the company opens
a four nights engagement on wednca-
day next.
Katie Emmett concludes her season
tomorrow nlKht az the Grand. Prof.
i.andrum'H big fer1'aichorean carnival
IL the next event at thla house
The sale for the Spider and tho Ply
enlargement II now going ON at the
1heater.