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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-06-16
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.

An additions. tram will leave Bel Air, for
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, at 7.15,
On SATURDAY evenings only. Returning,
will leave Baltimore the same evening at IL 80
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-06-16
THE TORCH TO POWDER.

up IL goes! Bul
il isn't the torch
that blows up the
mill; it's the pow
der. The stuff is
all ready to cx-
plode. II only
needs one touch
of fire TO start it.
w h e IL a mans
blood is all ripe
and ready for dis
ease it only needs
e. little touch to
start him going.
Maybe he gets a
slight cold, gets
or sits in a draft !;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

pTsBI.isHEE NOTICE = Trsyssits
az~fssg aye + A Me-. 81 l. =. 1sTaet1sf Z.
q Esztey ard . =. EsssyTsSA *lsF &C.
sactors ara J A. Cater E : RE s+. (,
f1srens Mo- szranT. g - oeaa g. ~.
2sesTen aas H. 4. Hf.sss. t-tas sas4-ssrs ~.
sryzsere are Gar eyer sH B,a5 money ofssS
q fhese ara % gfsr rssS cars &aNAf& &. lss@
various c3tssa ana t07&ns 3 fee ~f1 @sA
Advertise No tffs1a s.esafI ~ k.ar
Pos nj e.iiaereff fss@s{fs~sE effs@s al@ss-g ,
8 q r. g1ta Il 3 n. sa04sT aifs7 Dg~A
3 L. n 2nfsS Il = n 9.sazasfses( stlfTE lsH'.- =
ryss<sts fy- igseersga gn}zewassE sssqFZ ff@ - ~
b. reeeave4 Ep 70 s859 >. r. AeSert-se-
na>nfs nns@r eiAsssass lsss2 F}gs = i - ~
s~r-e-s A. tas rae - : E~Hl ID @af- rs q
izs@rt-oE- FagFgse1s- aseaEs - as+FsS5s4e. 10
ssssert.ssamsEts gesGfyesl lar 4skH ISsaa -
CENTS
Advertise sFs = -fsssaaEe& far sSV'F LsF-
n.>8ts ~ fhs c1I4ky Ers@s NE - st-t-s
must bs fsTn4saes - : Cesr1G 14t-S'-Ez.
AayeSfassEaenfs Eta - see&ss@1 a 1T&3A-4
offees u ths t. Istei.s ssEs.y
TACOMA RI REAl~ No s4@ FA1Ais2 Az
enne. r. II. BaL
oI.YNpfA-4i7sa Main ssre@t. q. 6. Wa
STANLEY. agent
EVERETT X EswiE
EfADkA& F. tsgauca ~ -ne. roam u " o.
xfTsGn bsgek s0rner RggsFslaa ADD ssiA.
tesspInne 81 J - Pe5rTgssf3- aafisSeF-
PORT TOW ASE %f9-~N ~. 4 F5es1ef
BELLfNGHAA BAY ~ Sew w on.
Parker Ellis. AanAger-
VICTORIA. =. C.--tseesEr MaTas.sTl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
WANT ADS.

Aareytix~ under any
heading In classified columns
lie = word each iussrti.nl min
Inn n@ charge, x5e. s.a=ssa@d
Advertisements rwnntag one
month without change os copy,
ef.6o per line. ssesen word.
coant tn ttnel. On tErrs
montbs' order. st.3s per ifae
per month GA -ls months or
der, eI.3s, per Iine per nontEi
ON yearly order, - per line
per month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

-. -.
(IrTfJ1w-At General ssss#f4fsA. ssssAftiA.
Fasgrfsarsg r. fss jena fEtA58@. ~ ApEF~Sa-
ctr.sss aged 81 gears Hssaatse @@re
taken IN %exeaESis. II e2S@Fgs 81 sF9taeF'
J0sepb I8S}o@.
EEAES-IG E.xcHlsasr. > 80 @AF
A -. fs3uA Er15s Ee&Ts $685. 81
Rev ARD Ms T. E>aes sssssss- - stafassA
rr1af.lrzftls sges = ssoEfts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
HELP wasTED-aGENTs, SOLICIT
0as. ETC.

PROFITABLE WORK offered ageEss "a
every town 10 secure saJscTiy tiOns 10 the
Ladies Hone Journal and The SATURDAY
EseninF pass good pay for goud ~oFA.
We Nant agents 10 WORK thoroughly a:d
Hfsa business assttrn 10 cJFey each sec
LON wsfo ear Illustrated liE}le booklets
s83 Usher a4FsFt4ss0E matter. HU& F1i4
s3srse % aEsr agents have succeeded " tetd
ia u Ikttse booklet Ne VOID axe II - ---
yows~p0Ftra4tE O.! some o. Oh. best aGeats.
slGh tae story o. noU they made j IAAg
Iae Curtis Publishing Co. PA. aaelp1l4,
Pa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

CARD oE THANKS.
WE desire Ia express - the many kind
friends who so teHaerly carel far nv
wife during her nnanY years - suffering
ami the eSpfes-iorH ~ SYMPATHY an
flower after Der death. our sucetosl
thanks
a 9. WARREN ANp FAMILY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

AGENTS wanted for the only ReDaine
Peoples 4se~tt operative Association Va
are oid eststtl sh@;3 IL business Atfs aH1
n@f Ee1 fakes fran the East We sire
here 10 stay For asse Re vail give goa
q pair 81 siaoea w0rfh g. - or millinery
dry gods or anything you want FROM
any store IL the citY. and VI pay the
bills G. q - Call and Investigate.
Peoples @.o-0peratlve Association. lie
Mers. Spencer s. Cr4m. Agents. q and
e. Sullivan building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
EMPLOYMENT wasrED-FEMAIT

ARCAAA LODGE s.. r and 4 NJ meets
second and fourth MonsaYs each month
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

MANTEU-To RENT HOUSES.

WA%TEu-To rent. house Of or rooms
facing the Sound North Seattle ar
Queen Anne l. y SayerS. 21s and 9iy
New YORK block
WANTED Furnished or uDfu-n.she1
house - fear 10 I've rooms. state price
X = care Fost~futolHEeucer
WE WANT houzes. We have good tenants
for chem. Sturtevant < Co. Yocm \, see
ou5 foar 81 First avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
wANIEu-BoARD WITH ROOMS.

TWO rgonas and board wanted Av couple
ana cht1d sn Queen Anne town. gixa
terms Address W Z: care Post-Intetii-
Rt urHT-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

WI WANT az once every here. a. home
or 10 tAfei reliable Tnen TO Keep 5lJ
sho% cards and advertising 1sf0re th%
pual.c and Introduce , new discovery
salary Or omGuisslon. ST. per month aaj
tEpsgs es tot 10 exceed SO psf day. APP
ply a. Cnce for full particulars. GLOBE
Medical Electric Co Buffalo. \ Y
AGENTS on salary ar commission the
greatest agents seller eVrr produced.
every User ~ pen and ink bays II on
sight an IA ~ per cent pruAt. orc
agents sales amounted 10 500 In SIX
days. another So IN two hours. Monroe
My Co y rs La crosse Wis
VALUABLE state right free 70 financially
rFsponaibie. energetic mar n every state.
for neH cssnfs0ting Eracers' scale, ac..s
3tyef For particulars atdress ]. j.
Naughn & 90. Marquette illg th.csg9.
WANTEiD~-At once t.o experienced fra
terual Insurance men Address |r caL
" l.. stnwers RainIer-Cran1 hotsi. city.
WAITED Good solicitor - New York
HELP WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
WANTEtb-A rsola@1er az Pride u Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
SPECIAL x0TTCE>Centin aed.

TO THE PyrHLfg--The Corart3srsn1f7
between Frye-EE2 Co. asGG herman
Never carrying an the EzeAT &C catcher
Aysarsssx a. SA&E~7Ay. Az&Ss4, has ceased
20 exfss ard FRYE Esrpas Ea- VII z0t be
rexrsaEas5 ale fer Any debts OF obligations
that NAV lie contracted ay Herman
Me- FRYE ERT HIN CO
SPECIAL. INFORMATION FURNISHED
gTas M ctaz-e-S. bzs-reSS houses an stS--
i.c r4er. ~ tAe Press C.lgptns hlTe&S
fA1~rfs1 g9s4-r a. MCKAY h2.l1iE-- Port
lzrz. or Elmer A friend. agent. 40
Bailey bu53isFg aaoae. Elack -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
Ore is Encountered in Drift 80 f.
from KremIin Chicago Shaft
HAVE ORE READY TO SHIP.
ucrt Kimbali Elated Dexter ship
mcnt WIN itun nigh
.ral Ncws.

a telephone message from bingham
today conveys the news OF another rich
strike In the chicago mine which is be-
lng worked under lease by Bert Kim.
ball and q force Of men have been de-
yelopiug the Chicago Tor some months
past ana getting things Ia shape 10
take out the ore which 10 known to
exist in The property In their develop
mcnt work some very nice shipping ore
has been got out ana it o. the intention
shortly 90 ship what has been taken
out The Chicago Is an old produccrand
~ located near the foothills of the
West Mountain, nearly opposite Fort
HERMAN. Operations there have been
pursued ln fmoru or less desultory way
Tor some time past. but from the way
things arc shaping since Mt Nlmbnll
took hold. Some tangible returns In
the way VI good shipping ore may BE-
expected. The present strike WIS made
about thirty feet from the shaft which
Ia operated Jointly by the kremlln and
chicago people. but belongs Co the
kromlIu. furthUt details could not De-
learned ut press time. but 1t ir stated
that bingham stockholders in the
krumlln uH wgll ns tho chicago are
hitting the HIGH places.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
Nine Thousand Shares Change
Hands During the Call,
DAISY BECOMING WEAKER.


Another very good days business IS
recorded % the exchange today The
feature Of the days business was the
sudden jump of Yankee Consolidated
and the decline ~ Daisy. Everything
at the Yankee Consolidated b. reported
to be- the same ns usual. and the rise Zoo
the stock ls said 90 Dee due 60 orders
which have been sent in. nficr the Uil-
ing of which % r. expected hy some ihAi
the stock will weaken. 10 sold today
UP 10 Il cents. Daisy feli back 90 al'l
and Nothon LlFht was extensively
traded ia at figures around %. Mnm'
moth continued 60 rise. selling today up
to tg.23. Depreciation dropped 100 at
~ and was followed by Sacramento nt
a. ingot was IN demand no figure.
ranging from iGia tu H. while Max suid
Up 20 81 40. Boston aud de- IL Mar
went az ~. and Little chief recorded
sales az "a There was "a good demand
for Joe Bowers nt 1915.
Closing quotations were ns tplluWHi
The cloalng figures were ua follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

mcnt exhausted Itself and the market
became dull and easier LoaHre, hove
ever ava not exceed 90 small traction,
ana thOrn was "a renewal of strength 10
SOME usually dormant pfopoftle1.
Aside from % sharp decline lu kan-
H1s city Pitiahurg q Gulf nrsts there
was nothing of note 10 the bond Trad
Ing.
suror-Rnw. firm. fair refining a;
centrifugal, 90 test. seize. molasses
sugar. Jia.
MONEY.
Money on call steady Mt 3h per
cont
Prime mercantile paper. ii405 per
cent.
sterling exchange etrndy with actual
business Goo haukor' bills nt fsiA n isG
for demand aud Asgtntt Tor % days.
posted rates. ts3ismtNi and fs1Utas
commercial BILLS fSih.
silver c0rtlhcltcH. 604NGi.
liar allycr G1h.
Mexican dollars. g.
Government bonds. steady. 2s reg.
lOOifi as r"r. iOshi DO coupon, loss.
new a. rHr ana coupon. i21Ai old a.
reg. i.i2't. DO coupon. l.i3, la reg. and
coupon. iilH
Colorado Fuel rose barely "a point.
Atchlauu preferred wHs lu demand up
Co &C. Or..un Navigation sold "a above
the lHHt urH0 and Pacific coast rninvd
60 The C'H.lrE WIS dull but firm ana
net gains generally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
In Tl[E TEMPLETON.
Latter-day Saints College Depart
ments Combined Into One

II Is practically decided that all de-
partmcnts 90 the f.httcr-day Saints
college VIII be located In the Temple
ton building Tor the ensuing year. The
business department has been In the
Tomplotou Tor over "a year past. The
board " trustees nrc now making final
arrangements FOR the occupation NJ two
floors NJ this beautiful and convenient
premises Tor the ensuing year The
commercial department and some other
clahHss VIII occupy ns heretofore the
top floor OF the Trmpioton. Prof jos.
Nelson. To whose energy the success ~
lhla department he the past Dr. largely
due. viii remain uH principal ut this
department lie Or an enthusiastic sup
porter of Prof. j. H. Paul who lH cloct-
ed president ~ the college. and who ia
thereby placed over al Che departments
of the college. The departments 90 be
removed from the former quarters In
the Seventeenth ward arc the high
school. the normal and the college pro-
per. The Laboratories and library viii
be- located IN the Social hall one block
from the Tcmplcton. Tho apartments
In tho Tomplcton VIII be- used Tor most
OF the class rcultutluna, the laboratory
work being confined to the Social Han.
UNIVERSITY PURCHASE RuMOR.
The college win open IN AN lts depart
ments on Monday September an. AM
nounccmont OF the college courses ar.
20 be- made at once. a rumur has been
In circulation 10 the effect that the coll
lrTe trustees have In mind tho purchase
OF the University square and buildings
Tor next year There ia only this fuun-
dalton 60 the rumur that many people
think those premises none too large
ana expansive Tor tho college 90 uc-
uulro and some have HuFgeHtet the pur-
chase uf the premises when they are
offered Tor sale Public Interest In the
college uH rc-urWlulEod continues to
grow. and tho move into suitable and
convenient quarters viii De- generally
mmnInuLnL.I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Boston. Aug S-Thr wool market
holds firm in ali departments although
the sales do not foot up no much ua
those 0f the past few weeks. There was
no weakness apparent and buyers are
forced Co pay full prices, For good lines
of good medium and Tine territory woods
Doe iB tho general price Tor secured
goods. although dealers have asked
more ANA got ~ Tor this class Fleece
woods arc firm with good sales For NN
and above ohio Jirsgc On being paid
and aJc Tor declines. Australian woods
arv well cleaned up. ana buyers have
great difficulty In securing any at any
price Territory woods;
Montana and Dakota Zine medium and
fnc. lGHlsc. secured. aoU52c. staple. %
u5tc. tnh. Wyoming Tine medium and
nnc. i6risC; secured. 5og. staple. $50
5Ie. Idaho nuc medium and fine 1870
lirs secured, iufisaC, Australian,
occurred basis, cumhinE Huprrnur, s0ff
see, good, isnNnc; average. iiuiic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

~ a.. HHH HHaH.
HlN cars 81 ore from the sWahHca
were marketed today
4 car ~ ore Il In from the Utah
mine az FISH Springs.
Mr.. ON =. pcyton De- expected back
the latter part u the week.
THE eouth e,yops., r.p,rtet an the
market today with Z car5 Of orc
Erpest q. Miller has rome IN Milford
60 examine Soma conner proporitlonH
lana ii,y. b,s SON. norib an busine'.
Twelve cars ~ ore from Tinuc u0d
one from Stockton were az the sampler
Mr.. Sam ellison reports the discovery
NJ very promising onyx ledge near
Dugway
Checks were being made out today
with which 10 discharge the Tintlc Iron
mine payroll
,.,, - , ,.......,, no.. .... o.. q
yada TO make an examination OF some
mining property.
-, 9ul',i '',5,,','u, 'sl., W. N,,i nas
In a big mining suit
r.. .....,.. -. a., CT, r...,
W" .'.',a tl"" ~. N"lu A'H.t
nt.' "t M,i yut ~ .Ho to HHHap f''-V
'''4 ''''' '' H''' !" NV ''"'
The Mammoth of Tlntlc and the
MHininnh ot STOCKTON hhd ehch car
OF ore On Nh' hAfhrt To-Day
The Chiorid. Point r.port,d M the
refinery today yyltb IA ,nnstrn,,c,t ~
cyanldes wolghing abont VA rounds
rive In ssit 49, 40, ,,.,,,,,,.,,',' 'i.i,6 ~.
n A cohen T1,,,,.,i,,,,, ~, 49, ''''
II ~ reported that Gcyset- Marion
workings look more encouraging at
pfcsent than they have for some
san fruuclacu call McCurrlu q co.
OF SAT- Luie' have secured four claims
near COPPER city, buying them FOR st..
LOUIS l'opIr'
Ncssrs Iohn Dsrp II n gt,t,h ,,
Princeton MI AMI u s.rtstt -
Fremont Nrb Mn vtsit me n,i'y -
Vest bin totnorroyv ~
For IA, c,psii,ra,t,, ~ ,eoo,
Tbomas Weir NM NJ. b,,. $500
! No uo.ton ConsoiidatsI Wini,,, rn,,'
! many mo In D,r,d1 10 ,t 1tn,t,,,,,
\ strike u reported 20 have been
made Ia the Adelaide star group OF
! claims, Iho ore was encountered az u
| depth ot 200 feet ana u hnH boon decided
/ tu put the Hhnft down 800 feet further
az once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

4 great deal OF mining activity Is re-.
ported .r1W southeastern Utah. There
b. no boom there but the Grand VAL
lry country H surely forging Co the
front Reports from the Miners
Basin urn OF very encouraging nature.
Gold aud copper values ura found Boz 10
number OF claims around Mineral
Mountain urI boo other places in that
yiUuity A body of hiEh-Erlle gulenu
has recently hUrn struck not Gar from
the Basin. and be Dr. falt that this winter
win mari, Hu epoch Zoo the MINING iu-
duHtfy boo that HHrtlun. work VIII be-
shortly started uu some valuable
claims lately secured hy Mr. Donald
rHu OF this city under lease and bond
Everything o. NOW 300 readiness Cor the
start uu On sal mine and one NJ the
owners states 10 viii soon bc made 20
tUIH rank with the shippers Some ilne
luukluH ruIN ore is being taken lut %
tho sullivan group ~ cnimH ON Deer
Numuln Two shifts are working the
Dillon Tunnel Enterprise iu which the
depth lI ltU foot has been attained. n
IH uspUpt,G that the FIRST vein win be-
tup' "a within the next twenty feet
rh.a property On considered 90 boz one
81 the most promising lu the district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Zine Miners Association rIS Price. FOR tho
Nrst sis Months

Joplin. Mo. Aug. 9.-Thc climax Of
the Missouri. Kansas zine miners assoc
cations nEht against the HwrltUfa Tor
higher prices Tor zine was reached to-
dly, whom the association announced
that 10 had made the prices Cor an
grades of zine ore Tor the next six
months. This means prices for about
N,uoo,uDo worth uf zine ore. Heretofore
the schedule N prices has been made
weekly.
Six months ago. when the zinc miners
association WINS not fully organized. tho
SHELTERS made the prices ana bought up
the zinc ORE 40 such prices HH they saw
nt 60 pay since the association orgnn-
izod prices OF ore have almost doubled
The schedule Tor the ensuing hair
year makes the price Tor ore running
90 per cent metal $40 per ton. and Tor
every one per cent metal less 81 per ton a..
The zine ore ~ the district generally
runs from 30 90 90 per cent metal. II ~
predicted that high grade zinc ore will
20 Co $50 within a month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Kansas rity. Aug a-Cuttlc-Ec-
ueIptH N s1l Market steady 60 strong.
Native steers. t00n515i Texas steers.
Jg5ni1n. Texas COWS. gdOullO. native
cows ana helfrH, 2ipua.Oo, Ht0ckcrs
Hogs -iicoclpts. 1000 Lights firm. ic
higher others weak ic lower Bulk Of
sales. la5nllO; heavy aud packers. 40
utt9. mixed. tllui35a, llRht. asa
400. yorkDrH AtaqAG1. plEs. t5Ouih5.
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Market steady.
Lambs a55NG.s5. muttouH. I25uiN5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

feet by rods northeast from ~
rods north NJ southwest corner
OF lot o, block 20. hvc-acrc plat
ID. 81. s. sssttssss...sssssssss. ]
=. -. Wright to John Hahn, quit
claim deed, II acres IN parts
section IS, township south
range ! east, and section ~.
townshlp 2 south. range / west 50l
FRANK Thompson 10 H. w. Gray,
quit-clalm deed. i20x8i les feet
southwest from ~ feet south.
tect west Of northeast corner lot
Z, block 20. plat f.. ..........
Mary e. Dodge TO w a. Kinney.
quit claim deed. lot 2. block 100.
plad u, etc. .. e. d. q. ........ $500
SAT- Lake County to National
hank ~ the Republic. quit
claim deed, part lot o. block 81.
pat A.. 60. 81. .s. 90. col. 90. .. 20,
salt Lake County 10 Mary 4.
Herrans. quit-claim deed. lot ~.
block Q. nvc-acre plat g.. o.. o.. L
Thomas Weir TO Boston Console
dated Mining company. quit
claim decd. Eldorndo lode. West
Mountain. o.. o.. ... 90, .,..t.. 0.oVl
AuNAist ssa sss fss sssssssss ~ 11i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

shaft from whence they are raised
to the mill above.
The ruhterrunpnu paHsagewny
through which al the ore treated
ut the great mill BE- now conveyed "
upwards OF a mile IN length and is
operated by mule trains that make the
trip Ia i5 minutes Six mules and two
horses are nj present used and they
make antcdcluvinn street car schedule
time with their trains " nurlforuus
freight These animals ate rarely
holsted to the surface and this iH the
only mine In the State that uses this
class OF motive power IN deep under
ground workings -Mercur Mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

omaha, Aug g.-CHttlp receipts, 800.
Market active. 10 q higher. Native beef
steers. 100000. western steers 1000
$50. Texas steers 3iOuig5 cows and
hoiferH. AGnu.t2i. tanners. 2.O0uf25.
Htockrrs ANA FEEDERS. 3tiui5i. calves.
100000. bulls. stays. etc. 3.00nl2i.
Hogs -lecelpu. iO.gOo Market weak
90 ic lower. Heavy. AlouAJit. mixed.
ia2hmt15. light. igiuil0. pigs. a15u
t26. bulk Of sales. A.32iaui9i.
sheep Receipts. 5000. Market strong
lambs, 2ic higher. NcnrliuEH A0OuA25.
western muttona. a.1OniU0. stock sheep
3.5OnJ.k0l lambs 3.i0ui.hD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Chicago. Aug. g.=scptnmbor wheat
opened nc Csf and advanced 10 G9h.
ClurU. Wheat Sept flisi Dee. 5iH.
torn-Aue. giA Sept. 3iN.
oats us.. 2nl Sept iqf n 90.
porEaAur., s.2s. Sept. A.gs u N25is.
IHfl-Auf. f.20. Sept. $3.50 70 5.ggts.
uhHHA. s s.,,. Sent. 500 20 5.U1ii,
'1aH Nhoat-Nu. 2. rad. 20 10 5i,
tgr 50. no. q do. C5 ai 60. 80. 1. north.
rIu spring. coz I iU. $50. 9. do. 61 o. O..
$50. q spring o. u G.
toms $50. @. Ji'i. 30. Q. 3its.
u1uaNp o 81. 80. p. e0ii.
TIlE-t.Oa.
IurleyafG 90 %.
tt.-flH.
Timothy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Preparations Tor the active develop
ment Of liH claims are being made by
the Salt Lake onyx and Mining COM
ana two teams are being employed
hauling up the hulsting machinery.
The management feels confident that
the onyx In Mems canyon viii ten itH
own tale very well once the nuiahrd
product ~ put ON the market. The
min ON Sixth West iH prepared 90 ham
die ali that the company can get out
n Or expected that before two weeks
the initial shipment win be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

over Two Hundred Enthusiastic Men Pros
pertinr that Promising Ticld.


Provo. Aug. S-Sumucl A. King re-
turned last evening from q weeks pros-
pDctiug trip 90 tho Ia Sale mountains,
iu Grand county. and brought back
with him samples uf SOME very tine
broken copper ore. which also carried
gold and silver
Mr. klnE talks very encouraging "
that section and predicts "a promising
future Tor lt.
lir states that there arc over two
hundred men now prospecting that
lt
The gentleman went for the purpose
VI Inspecting some copper properties
belonging Co MvaFrE Wren Hatch ana
Richard Noltmnu. both uf Ngrual. and
brought back several lurFc sacks of orc
which hr took Go salt Lake this oyyn-
Ing to have usauyrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

The Rover which ls now really "a
part OF the De Lamar system. and
operated with the Golden Cato and
uHukyurl groups, ~ bplus connected
with the great tunnel system su autlE-
mpUurly employed boz handling the
product M the two properties by am
continued to th0 surface thereby fully
exploring thf ground, giving vautllu-
tlu and what Ia of the utmost im.
purtuucc nf all. admitting uf uu ecO-
uomicul handling OF the Rover ores By
passing them down and out through
the tunnel 10 the main Golden Gate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
MN.

McEWNN.-In thir city. Aug. .. 1899.
Of GENERAL debility, Henry son of Rob
ort a. and Janet MCEwnn. born Feb.
n. iWa DO Edinburgh. Scotland
Funeral services Will De- held Thurs
day at o pm. from the funeral chapel
Of Undertaken Jos VIM Taylor. "A
south West Temple street Friends are
respectfully Invited to attend
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Denver. Aug. p-Cnttlc-R Receipts.
$50. market steady. Beef steers, $40 a.
40; cows. 400 m 400, feeders, freight
paid 60 river 325 10 aG0' stockrra. do,
$50 a. i1ii bulls. stays. ETC., 2.2i 70 400.
be- lower. nght packers. Agi m ass,
mixed, i35 o. 40; heavy, 400 a i.2j.
No sheen