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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-23
THE CAURCaaE e.

TME CMURCmEs.
Order 81 Exerelees Ii tho Different
neuses Of wership In the City
To.Morrow.
CHRIeTIAN SCrENC
services will BE- held at the residence OF
G. w. Wood at lO:45 q. m. Subject,
Cnrsslity.
GRACE CHURCH.
Morning Prayer and sermon by Rev.
Tummou OF Vermillion, at 1890 q. m.
Sunday school at oon All are cordially
invited.
N. +. CHURCH.
Love feast, 10 .. M; preaching with
Sacrament OF Lords Supper, 1890; Sun
day school, IL N; Junior League, 4 p. M;
Epworth League, c. A. Kelley, leader,
$50; preaching. subject, Who Are Your
Friends? 7:3O. In the morning Preeid.
ing Elder Dobson will conduct quarterly
meeting services. In the evening the
pastor will preach the second Of the Sc.
r,es OF sermons to young people. AL
are invited.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services at 1890 q. m. Seventeenth
sunday after Trinity. Theme. Lovel!
Art Thy Mansions, o, Lord, Pc. "a
Evening service, 1880. Theme. Wall
According to Thy High Calling. Eph.
Sunday school at noon. A cordial invi
tstion to all is extended.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning service at 1890, sermon
theme, Sovereignty and Atoneuent o
Jesus. Sunday school, HAS; junior
Union, $50 p. M; B. Y. p. u, 6:3
Evening service at 7, sermon, theme
No Difference. All are cordially invi
ted.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching by the pastor at 1890 .. m
Sunday school at noon. Young people,
meeting at I p. m. Sunday school rail-!
at 8 p. M, addressed BY Elder E. h
Grant, ~syuodioal missionary. Every
body cordially invited to all these ser
vices.
Beautiful women every whore ow
their m~atchless loneliness to the use Q
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain wome'
made attractive by this great remedy.
FRANK G. Smith.
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To Rent.

Part Of residence nea Normal school
Newly papered and painted throughout
Inquire OF MRS. JOHN WALTER
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Beautiful women every whore owe
their matchless loneliness to the use OF
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain women
made attractive by this great remedy.
FRANK G. Smith.
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ROSY COLOR,


when q person rises IRON each meal
with ringing In the carsunl general
sense uf nervousness, ~ J. common
habit to charge II TO a duangel rtom.
a,h
- found II was caused from drinking
coffee. which 1 never sul.clul Coo 10
long time, hut found ny leaving on
coffee that the diaaSreeable feelings
went away,
II was brought to think q Oh. inject
by getting some Postum Food HUffr,.
and this brought me out q the trouble
'lt T. most appetixinS ana iHvEHr-
uuug beverage and has POEM oi such
great hcncht To me thai 'Iuuly
speak ~ 10 from time TO W." 90. Hppuf-
tunlty offers,
- lady friend complain 90 me That
sbo had tried Postum, DIV 10 dIl NOT
tlftc good, IN reply 10 my question sho
said she guessed she hoileu 70 about ton
minutes I advised her 10 follow die
focii0us ard know thar sh' boiled 10 me-
teen ur twenty minutes. w She would
have sonothing worth thlhNE about A
short time ago heard on oi per chile
drou say that they were .TIhNng Pos.
tam now-n-day so ! JUG she Huc-
opclcd In making II goon which la by
mo- means "a dltlicult task
TON O'Brlon. the son oi ff.'nl who
lives ON Bridge a., was to'm'flN "a pale
LAD. but since he has Den drinking
Postum. has a fine color, lherD ~ plenty
~ evidence that Postum actually docs
"mal,c red blood" as the famous trade
mark snys. Jno. ChambeIh Franklin
st., Dayton, Ohio,
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Is the Information Given Regarding
the Sacramento.
NEW MAMMOTH RECEIVER.
Mammoth In Position to Get "a. ore
TO Market silver shield .h.p.
nicnt -re.orn strike.

The Sacramento will most probably
pnaa this months dividend. Such was
the statement made today By one 81
the officers u the company. Some adj
dltlonal claims have been recently
bought by the company but II H.
thought that this fact of itself would
not prevent the mine from handlng out
this months dividend n the mine were
In "a good shape az ever a statement
was recently made by man connected
with the milne that the company has
iois Of ore TO draw ON. but that the
'ave'in which occurred some time ago
had proved very disastrous In that ~
buried up large body ~ excellent
civ. This cave In. Il Is stated can not
lc worked during the winter and II is
therefore thought BY some that this
gold producer VIII not again step into
the list OF dividend payers until spring.
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- VaI ol "lt " 'Npe''eu hhotty from
ne "lh"ta ul INNS nam mhHA'ted
car 81 orc "hay'
a car OF ore from the Horn Silver
IL nt tho sampler.
Five cnrs OF ore from In. Mnmrnoih
were marketed today.
The Conkiln snmul.r renor,.1 Ia oar.
from Tlntic and .nc ear fro,n stoek.
ton today.
ma 81. al, r,.,t. ,
,,,a,iI H ~. ", w.. ~ IN 'ho
'"nl ~, '"u.i9 VIM hN' cars OF ore
~ g'''..'1u W." "H, w lea.hsu
,"r ~, VIA. W '"' N""po OK -''
,n"'' Va
TWO cars o. ore were on the market
today from the Lion Consolidated OF
SwoN'"h'
visitor rroin stockton says that the
bunker iilll looks moro IKE making
mine now Than ever before,
The Taylot,Hruntnn eampler report.
ID one car from bingham two from
Stockton and one from Frisco.
n IA renorteI th,t tt,e tt,r,c,, c,..t,,
mi nen, p,tnes M uirs,a,,, ha,,. 80,
1,n,,sJ 80 - .n,,,, .,,,,, ""'' wv"
~
~, teNnrd oi s,go Is offered by NE SIR
victor Mlhlng company for evidence
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Work at the great De Lamar group,
says the De Lamar Lode, continues
about the same from month TO month
5000 tons being regularly mined and
nilled
The prospecting on the lower levels
shows no decrease In the large bodies
and very little Ia values.
The work N Superintendent Hwlndler,
with his able AHslstnntH, William OK
nam at the mine and H. ]. Player at
the mill u making o. great record The
works mover having been run 40 sue
ccsffully and pleasantly Tor all con-
cerncd
The work % Hamplng the Immense
tuillnHs dump TO see whether enough
" Tho value metal has gathered to
make II worth while Ia work any part
~ II, still goes on. under the careful
eye " Mr.. \. j, Plume. The samples
rave continuous values Of ~ cents for
last week, which would not begin To
pas Tor re.wofiinT and shows how
close the ore ~ hring worked. The old
colonization tnlling may pay to re-
work, but the cyanide taiilngs never
Will.
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MeM Aren't Inrorparaie..

The West Argent Mining Company
has iilcd articles Of incorporation In the
county clicks Office. It's capital stock
u placed az uoo.cco which n divided
into 100000 shares Of the par value OF
80 cents each John y. roanor Il
president NJ the company, jas. \.
Brown, vie president! n. u. Bail.
treasurer. and ~ ~ crltchlow sccrc-
tary. These. with Iumca W. Pcrrin.
form tho directorate,
The company's property consists ~
the West Argent. Wade Hampton,
Wade Hampton No. 3. Little Frank and
Safe Side mining claims IN the Rush
valley minng district
This properly which has been worked
more or less Tor the last thirty years.
has produced somewhere about $4,000.
IL " reported tn have been already
bonded to two Of the incorporatora.
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Sons have been born to Frank Gar
denor and Warren Fcrc. AL concerned
dolns well.
=, The three cases OF diphthorla IN the
Fourth ward arc reported 10 be pro.
Ercsslng nicely. and Il n not thought
thnt the dreaded disease win spread
farther.
Clerk iiavcrcnmp has Issued a license
10 wed 10 william T.. Sturgia, 10. OF
Diamond. and Ann u. Rieck. IL. Of Pay
son; 70 Philip Jones' q, and Mary Han.
sen, Is. both OF i.chl.
Hon. Thomas Levy. OF Pangultch,
Garfield Co. whose VITO recently died,
has brought his children To- Provo TO
reside with the family OF their grand
father, PrcHt. J. W. Crosby.
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CtffCAUD " Aittsrf-
LIVE. aTOtsE


Chicago, Nov. 2t.-caule-Rsceipt
1000. Best steady. other rsuerlly
slower at decline. neeves iisui. O0.
COWS. g.oouf.ss. heifcri. a.ilQlCl. cane
nera. s.o0f2.s5. stock and feeders.
3.00Il.i0. Texas grass ft.arr. 1850
as. Texas fed bcovca. I. iOt5..s. vest
crns. i.o0Ii. 10.
Hors--i,ecclpts. today. 2so00. tnmor-
row, 1900: LEFT oven SOL Market
shade lower. mixed and butchers. No
Hi.00, good To choice heavy. ltint.o5.
rough heavy. Q. fOI I. 40. light s1Hl. IS,
bulk ~ sales, g.sb13 .gil5.
Shccp-iloceipts. GOO. Sheep. nrm
iOc higher Native wethctn. lC5nt %.
western wcthers. 3.75ui.i. native
lambs. i.OoUj,s5i westerns i.iQu5.i5.
PRODUCE.
December wheat opened at CO.. % g.
and May at 1O,tG1t. Dccemlsf sold on
To C5A and May to 1OA
Closet Mhcat-Decemb,r eji.gtG.
corn-Nov. sim: May ssSga
Oais-Nov. s2A; Mhysl
purk-Nov. y. O5. yp.Gfn9.Gln.
Lar1--Nov. 90. May 5.g05.giis.
Hlhg-Nov l.97ih May SIC
Cash; Whoai-No. rel 81, 40.
rcd cjGG9. No. 2 hard Winter O. No. .
hard winter c0GGJ. No. I northern
spring G5Qcgh. No. J sprins c3Np
Cotu-So. 2 ast: No. . 0Auli..
oats-No. : sah; No. .. Ron
Harlcy-3GisUi5
Hyc-s0.
Tlmoihy-2.t0.
EtaN-l.as.
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During the past week applications
for patents Tor mineral lands have
blcn nled ut the land office as fol-
lows.
s9a5-fldre aud Valley Mining com,
district
!aaG-iRiiRc and Valley Mining COM
pdny, on the Bapn lode, Tintic dis
fflct.
2ggs-iiunker fIlll Mining company. on
che bunker Hiil. cash Box and Little
Jcssic lpdts. In the Rush Valley dis
tnCt
2egs-The Indian Creek Gold Mining
and MILLING company, ON the Eureka.
Josephine. Alaska. and Golden Fleece
iodcs. situated IN the Newton district,
Beaver county.
g99e-Iohn T. uodson applies To-
patent ou the Cnuc Cod lode situated
In West Mountain mining district. SAT-
Lake county.
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urno WILL INCORPORATE.
Ia, Three Claims Adjoining the LILY. 10
rlntic.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Hero
Nanlng company are to be nied In a
lAy OF two. Tho incoipuratofH arr II,
D. Cole, W. G. orcm. ". N. child. for.
NEEDY NJ Boston, and Chas. n. Knox, Of
Chester, Miss
Ahe claims u the company consists 81
me Dewey Nos, /. and 3, located
north of the Uncle Sam ana Humbug
claims IN Tintic district. About go
leet ~ work has been done on the
talmh, which includes a shnft % feet
deep, frum which drlft has been nm
70 foot vein OF tale, which II IN be-.
lleNd. viii lead TO values similar 90
those found In the Lily mine adjoining.
WIN the proceeds TO be- realized frum
The sale of 100000 shares OF treasury
stock the company proposes To herin
work ON what IN considered a very
ltuml1lng prospect.
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Omaha. Nov. si.-catils-Recslpta.
a.to0. Market steady TO lower Na-
tive beef steers, $50 y 30. western
u igi. COWS and hcifera. $40 q 400.
Gamers. 2.25 " 500. n0lkyfs and
feeders. SEQ ~ 80; calves. to- q 40.
bulls, stnvp, etc, 900 v aw.
IloFn-lloccipta, 6,Noo. Market shade
lower. Heavy. $50 - 5.ti9. mixed.
$50 n ass! light, a,Ssh q gAln. piss.
g,75 q ass. bulk or sales, 3.,.E n 81
sheep Receipts. 4oo. Market steady.
Native muttonr, 3.9s v Az. western
muttonH, $50 u 100. stock uhgup
$50 70 800. lambs. 80 g. s.s5.
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NEW MAMMOTH rnounLl.


The conference between the New
Aammuth miners and the management
took place yesterday afternoon accord.
has TO agreement hut no conclusion was
reached that was satisfactory to the
men. They have, accordingly Med
ems against the property. supcrinten.
dent j, Il, Bcvcridgo has set w claim
Tor over $500 ana Harry ". Shields.
leWman OF tho milne, claims gils.sj due
ham na wages. Additional liens have
been filed By the men amounting In ali
t. about $500. II was stated today by
tufmcr manager r. q. iloRnon that np.
piieution would be made by the big
creditors TO have a receiver appointed.
ga Assessment, Il was said. would
llk'y be made with which to pay on
lhc miners. and then the work OF com.
Weung the tunnel would be finished
under receivers management.
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! MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
BECAME HEAVY AND DULL.
Ire Stock Market Opened Wei, but Son
fell OF.
Furious and stu bbcrn Contest on
Leather Live stock steady
Produce Market weat.

New York. Nov 2i--GaIns pr,domia
otcd at the opening OF the stock mar
kct number Of Industrial specialize
isadlng sugar. leather ana General
electric were up about polat a faw
Of the prominent stocks showed siislt
i s,s colorado Midland pIeicucl
baltimore n ohio tissues vere largely
absorbed at Improved price Western
railroad stocks were generally nrms T.
but there was no cnnaplcuoua d mnud
Continuous offerings OF Consolidated
gas forced II Y below tho basi TIM
general market became hcayy aud dun
In only q few Instances al the Iosaei
reach point Mcttopolitan elevated
was "a notable exception L. thg weak.
ness rising eih.
Prices Of bonds were wei sustained
and the demand was more gn,rll
support seemed readily Withdrawn
from leather, and "a collap1,i from -
90 isA under q deiuge OF on,rluiat. nf,
Ter having gained points earlier boz ihe
session. \ furious ana stubborn CONE
tcst waEed In the stock al nat p9ln @.
aud support inr,iy carried the dty,
The closing was unsettled and irr,is'
ular az mixed net changes.
SUGAR.
Sugar, raw steady. rcnnd fthdy.
MONEY AN BONDS.
Money on call steady ut q per cent,
Prime mercantile pa per bhqg pr cent.
sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills az $3.50 =
for demand and at lsiaa for aixts
days. posted rates t.Vun and l.s6h. q
81; commercial bills I. sou
Silver certificates LsnQ sgl..
bar SILVER 90
Mexican dollars s7t.
Government bonds steady; = i.0iii f;
81 req, LOLA - coupon. Low. new "
reg. i.asii new u coupon. l!ii. Ola q
reg. i.idh; old " coupon. Len. % reg.
Linz, . coupon. t.iiH
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Daring the Time Repairs We're BsIDg
Made Mueh ore Accumulated.


~ VIA NNlNANInA4fNtNs
Mammoth. Nov. 23.-The little engine
81 ne New East Tinllc Railway. which
was pIohen down some ume ago II
uMin Ia running order. During tho
pt4o1 that the Alice" has been iall
up ior repairs considerable ore has ac-
glnu'uted in the ore houses OF tho
Allmmoth Mining company and IL was
oOls through the use OF wagons and "a
similar engine belonging 10 the salt
lake aud Mercur Railway company
tmt q shut down OF both tho Mnmmoti,
mIl ana mill was awaited. a now en-
Flnc has been ordered 20 take the place
Of IN, Alice" but It viii be some time
bdoro II WIN arrive, This railroad
runs from the Mammoth mill 10 tho
Mammoth mine over a very steep grade
"a nj besides transferring all the ore
taken from the mine to the mill and
lglroad below, furnishes the mine with
tlWHtrF and coal.
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womS on rms SEW rnAmwAy.
WIN be Constructed from Centennial
iurtka To isio Crande Western Tracks.


tlNtlAl correspondence,
Eireku, Nov. 23.-Work has been
cumsncncei on the new tramway. which
" 10 BE- constructed from the Centennl-
ul'E utcka mine 60 the tracks OF the RIO
Gmudo Western ana oregon Short Line
railways, some distance down the
mountain side. Ever since the Centcn-
o ll- Eureka mine began shipping ore It
has been hauled down from the prop
erW by teams at considerable cX-
pohse, and with the advent Of this new
n anyway the cost % marketing ores
Wil be- materially reduced,
Four ears OF ore were sent out from
the mine this week and as soon as the
completed the ore VIII be mined and
shipped much more rapidly than ever
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oopBN. urAm. Nov. 81 ~.
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OUR OWN STATE.

is spending few days In Ogden. with
her uncle, Prof John Fowler
Egbert Stratfoid Is the happy father
babe doing we'll
~ II Spencer was a wcstbound pas
@cngor today.
\. Y. Wnldrum has been appointed
one ~ the regular ere department boys
by chief Riser.
There VIII h. Grand ball In the
Second ward TONIGHT.
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pETRo ALlTTLE STRONGER.
Easte aud uIuc Hell Weak - pnp-
west sells at rettsr Figures
Hercules weaker
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 80
LEAD, $50
CASTING COPPER i5K

The feature oi the call on the cX-
change today was the phenomenal
drop In Daisy Beginning al % this
stock foll back TO before the call
closed. Altogether 5000 sharya changed
hands.
The report that Mammoth i In a
position TO market It's ores caused quite
. fiulter on the curb yesterday after
noon but the call ended today with
$50 bid. i2.gj asked.
Daly-wcst was stronger. selling up
10 tia.oo Eagle and illuc Bell took a
tumble 10 Ls5 aud Geyaer- Marion
participated at .9h.
Sacramento sold nj aia., while Pctro
went up 10 o. Northern Light te-
rponded at ish and Joe Bowers showed
signs % recovery. selling Tor iiii. sun.
beam was stationary at tsls but Her
eules was heavily traded In down 10
~.
Quotations we're posted as followsi
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rus rEsoRA STRIFE.
Gre Ia said to contain rh.nomeasi Values
10 lnnIar.

The reported Tcfora strike Il fully w
10 expectations. Such was the Ia for
ru1tion received today from one who
hlH Just returned frum the mine. IL
q stated that there ~ nothing better
M the district than the body of ore that
has been encountered In "a drift uif
tht sy0 foot level The assay values
On the samples shown could not b.
learned but they are said to run high.
much hlThtr IN copper than any sam
Ilfs before tested. 1ho ore IL clean and
seems 10 Indicate the truth u the above
remark Besides carrying phenomenal
values IN copper. the values In gold and
silver are also "a very encouraging.
feature
70 continue developing and opening up
the property and no attempt viii be-
made 10 set out the ore until the mine
Ia In first clura shape.
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VERNAl-.
SESSION on c0uRr ENDED.
NJ a. Thomas uo,s Sis Month. Ia the Pen
Joseph sash Receives Pour Year..

""s'ph Nash hecsisrs Four Years.
Special Correspondence.
Nernal, ulntnh CO.. Nov. 2g.-Distrlct
court was concluded on Monday. much
sooner than was expected, as the calen.
Jar was Ions one. The passing OF 10
many OF the caseD shortened the term
very much
The most important case was that Of
the state W N. G.. Thomas. charged
with assault with intent To murder, This
ease occupied three days and was
warmly contested ON both sides. the re-
suit being n verdict by the jury OF
assault with Intent to do bodily harm"
ana the defendant was rentcnccd by
judge Booth TO six months In the state
prison.
This consluslon Of the Thomas ease
decided the fate ~ the case against
Nathan Hunting. The ease grew out
OF the same state Of facts, via: the
shooting scrupe az the Dyer mine In the
latter part u September, The witnesses
were the same IN both cases conse.
qucntly the finding OF Thomas guilty
virtually Justified Hunting. SO the latter
case was dismissed,
Four YEARS IN THE PEN.
The case OF the State Va Joseph Nash
charged with Incest occupied part VI
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sIN rRiGnrrrL rlILtEr,

six terrible failures o.. six lrr,,,
doctors nearly sent VIM n. Nalia I
Locklnnd, o. Go an early grave Al
said be had n fatal lung trouble ~
that be- must soon die. fiu, ht ~
urged to try Dr. Kings New Discover
FOR Consumption After takng "
bottles he was entirely cured iiats.
sltivcly guaranteed To- rufe an disiaiis
OF Throat. chest and Lunrs. laiislsg
Coughs. Colds, la Grippe, pnsanosi
bronchitis. Asthma. Hay FCyf, cr's
Mhooping Cough. Co., and tlW M
bottles free at z. 6. N. I. DRUG DIST
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Kansas city. Nov g-Caite-Ue-
ccinta. 5000. Market. steady native
stecrs, i.5On5.75; Texas rirgra, $500
6,.i Texas cows. 2. sQN %. native
COWS and hclfcra. s.Oo0l %, sUlckers
and feeders, 3.t0n5. 90; bulls a.3aUt.On.
HoRs-R Receipts. 1900 Market ahade
lower. Bulk of sales. ; sisu1 9lts
heavy, assoc. rs; packers, a.Shug.gsis.
mixed, s.hs1a,pOi light l50u3.91is;
yorkrra. . .pon3.9?h. pigs, a.iiH1.sp.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 Market active.
strong. lambs. 3.'Sg5.25 multona, 2.,5
0l.OO
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Tho drift from the G5-foot winzc on
The tunnel level oI the Silver Shield
hlr opened W a body OF ore which. IL
believed, win anCrd eight month \
H'oplns. The mine Is said Ia be- look .
4uE neltef To-Day than ever before. Two
cars OF ore are reported To be loading
ana another two cars are pronlsod on,
the lrt Of the month.
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EunrKA mt no rnr rnoNr.
step. Forward win u Ten Car Load ship.
m.nt Ut ore a. u starter.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Nov. 23.-After several
months absence from the shipping list
the Eureka Ilill mine has again came
forward with ten carload shipment.
part Of which went out today.
employed at the minc. most Of them
being engaged In doirg prospecting
work. others shipments viii probably
follow lfrgg ulafly but enough ore will
be put On the market each month to
provide. Tor the regular monthly pay
roll.
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Alax, 800 atu.

daisy Loo al 9g; 1000 nj 90; o0i
et ". 1900 at s7sj 700 nj sn, 900 nd
~ 400 az y 100 at a.. 500 nt ~
tvol hi ~; 5000 al ~, 1900 at 10. buy
~ W days; 5000 at ", seller 40 dly..
w az " scllcr Co days. 1900 at ~.
te,ler tpi 600 ut T. seller Gj.
DAILY, 100 nj III.
lay West 700 at le 90; 100 az II 90,
u" w nv i've 700 at il,9o, SELLER 60 days
hagle and Bluv Rall. sOi at 1 az, 100
81 49, 1900 NJ 90.
Dexter, 200 NJ g.ss
ntyrer Marion. 1000 az 20. 7No Ia sov
northern Lght. i01 al ISL. 5Oi nt II
MOO AZ y; 900 at ~. TOO al III. I'd n;
days. nv Az 'sl'E W
sunbeam, 100 AZ GflE.
shpwou Con. f0l at %.
retro, 700 at 30. 900 az 90, 100 nj n
1saaactainenio, 900 az N: gOO0 al Al.
WV az ~, seller 90 days '''''
komlln, 1900 al 9u
bunker I'm, i.OOnti1.
Llte Vhict 1000 al p
~ heWers, 300 "A ill. 100 M tlr,
a. ,IHiou,,s 1900 ati7si 3 100 lis. sooo
W 5000 az ". ~ s'Vv0 At
ccu nr OF shares sold. 100. 200
selling value. sil17iO0. ''-'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Denver. Colo, Nov. a-Cattlg-Rr-
cciptr. 900 Market steady Reef
ot,era 800 q 80; cows e.c0 % 800:
fcedcrs. freight paid 60 river. 300 70
40, stockcra. freight plid IN river.
d.ii v it25. bulls, stays etc. 200 o
500.
Hogf-Rocolr.s $50. Market steady
Llght packers. 3.75 o so mixed ana
heavy $50 " 3.s5.
sheep-Rccelpts none
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
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