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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01
MINING NOTES.

The Ajax marketed cars OF ore to-
day.
The Horn Silver sent in cars OF ore
today.
The Eureka marketed 9
cars Of ore today.
Six cars Of ore were on the market
today from the Swansea.
The Mammoth reported on the market
today with 10 cars Of ore.
The sale is reported Of the Don Juan
mine located near. Bonanza, ore.
Five cars OF Ne were on the market
today from the Uncle Sam of Tlntc
A car Of ore was marketed today from
the Badger claims near Kelton, Utah.
The Conkln sampler reported % cars
OF ore from Tintlc and from Statellne
today.
Col, Bruback is In Bingham today in
connection with New Mammoth af-
fairs.
II. w. Brunton Of the Taylor Brunton
Sampllng mill came in from Denver yes
terday
]. b. Smithson reports the Burro mine
In the Stateline district to be steadily
| improving
The Daisy Of West Dip sent in lot
OF cyanldes today which turned the
scale at $50 pounds.
\ shipment OF cars OF ore from
| the Silver Shield Is on the road. An
other one Is promised about 10th inst
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
lassls
| city, IA from Tinic and from Frisco.
O. NJ. Ladd representing the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company Is up from
| Cedar City. whore he has been looking
over the coal beds.
Samuel Newhouse left for the East
last night after a stay Of several days
! IN the city attending 10 matters con-
| nected with his various interests.
Reno Gazette c. II. Norton. who
disposed OF the Wandering Boy No. 2
mine near Wlnnemucca last week for
$4,000, is among the guests at the Rlv-
erslde today. Mr.. Norton says that the
Winnemucca mining district gives
promise Of being the richest In the
State, and he predicts big boom there.
San Francisco POST A miner who has
been employed at the Bully Hill mine,
Is authority Tor the statement that an
S00-foot drift made along the ore chute
cut sulphide ore for the full distance,
and that ore is still seen In the breast
OF the drift, The last crosscut was
through thrty-nine feet OF solid ore, ac-
oording TO the story related by this
miner, II this information is accurate,
the Bully Hi should realize all the
most sanguine predictions made con-
corning It, and viii prove a far richer
proposition than Capt. De La Mar APP
peared TO think upon his recent visit
| 10 the property.
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Judge ], W. Burton's Opinion Re-
'garding this HALEY Prospect
THE DEEP CREEK COUNTRY.
Operations ut Boise River November
Dividends Mining Activity I'm era
ham County, Arizona.

Judge J. w Burton returned today In
company with Secretary Frank Olsen,
from a visit to the Aetna property In
the Greenhorn Gulch. near HALEY, Ida
no. a number Of samples were shown
today from this promising prospect,
which assay from @ to 50 per cent lead
with so to rs ounces in silver. The VS.
itors expressed themselves as much
pleased with what they saw, and II IL
Judge Burton's opinion that the Aetna
will make a mine.
AT present sinking is being pushed In
an S0-foot Wine from the center Of the
tunnel. The winze Is in one all the
way, and, at the bottom, shows 4-foot
vein with a strong lime hanging wall
and a fine foot wall.
The galena ore Is found IN patches
mixed with material that looks as II
II too contains values Some OF II Is
now being assayed and II values are
shown Il viii prove an unexpected
source Of revenue TO the company,
Although the ore Is found In streaks
the vein is thought TO be continuous
and this with the fact that II Is sur
rounded by other producers lead 70 the
opinion that the future Of the Aetna Is
assured.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
GENERALLY LOWER LEVEL.
Feature that Marked Wall Street Prices Afer
the Holiday
Nothing Occurred 10 Wake Any im-
provement Live stock Market
strong Produce Quiet

New York, Dec 1.-THE resumption
OF trading on the stock exchange after
the holiday was marked by a generally
lower level OF prices. The advance In
the Bank OF England's discount rate
from to per cent impaired weakness
to the international stocks and was
radiated 20 a less extent In other issues.
Leather improved slightly, but soon ran
of a point. Sugar also displayed con-
siderable weakness. Purchases Of some
OF the metal stocks, notably Federal
steel and steel and wire coupled with
good support to American linseed, pre-
ferred leather, and Manhattan. turned
the trend of prices upward. Improve
ments. however. aside from the lead
ers, were limited 20 fractions, and sell
ling OF the general list commenced
anew, following q determined drive
against sugar and Brooklyn Transit
Losses Of over a point were sustained
by sugar and Brooklyn Transit but
the list generally did not recede % the
low level OF the opening. A revival Of
activity iu Colorado fuel advanced il ga
and Tennessee coal sympathized ~.
not much Of interest developed In the
leading stocks, which were dull and
iuner NJ midday New York Central
rights 90 subscribe 10 the new stock is
sues were dealt In at iN0jh Lower
prices were recorded for the active
bonds but the concessions were slight
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call firm at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5hG6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at iS5NQ4S6
FOR demand, and at 4S0i404S for 60
days; posted rates AS2dh and 4Sl,
commercial bills iS0Hh.
Silver certiflcates-5S4. Q59i2.
Bar silver-5g.
Mexican dollars-A1H
Government bonds weak; p regular
102; s. regular 1898 IS coupon 1898
new Is regular l32ia; new Is coupon
1921; old Is regular l.l2it; old ~ cou-
pom ll3i; IS regular LIN; Is coupon
LILY.
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pLacrRs on BOISE RIVER.
Extensive Preparations for an Early start
Next spring,

L. T. Staples Is down from the middle
fork Of the Boise. where be has been
FOR several months supervising work
on the placer properties owned by the
company Of which Lindley Vinton IL
manager.
lie says the company has In all about
1000 acres Of placer ground that runs
all the way from q color 20 80 cents a
pan, the average being perfectly sat
Isfactory 20 the company
Part Of this ground Is located AZ the
junction Of Queen river and the middle
fork OF the Boise. There the company
has a saw mill which has been turn
ing cut lumber for fumes, sluice boxes,
etc.
The company also has n large tract
Of ground on Granite creek opposite
Rocky Bar saw mill was put up
there last summer II turned out l00,-
900 Meet 81 lumber which Is all ready
for use as soon as spring opens
Mt staples says the company Is al
ready 90 commence operations on an
extensive scale next spring Anywhere
from eight "a twelve giants VIII be put
on and the placers will be worked for
all they are worth. There is plenty OF
water, Alr. Staples says, and the giants
can be operated until very late IN the
season
Mr.. Staples said the company had
Trouble last summer In getting enough
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Frank l.. Sizer Of Butte has secured a
six months option on the Fetterman
and Nietu interests In the Magnolia
mine at De La Mar, New, and It is al
most certain that his bond includes the
holdings Of Messrs Jones and Eisen-
mann. The figure, is a good round one,
and Mr. Si2er feels that there is no
doubt Of the success Of his undertake
ing, There is $4,000 worth Of ore on
the dump, and the mine is fitted up
with an assay office, gasoline hoist, ore
houses and all buildings necessary for
mining purposes. Hundreds Of tons OF
S2OO-ore has been shipped from the
mine, II has been a good paying mine
Tor years, and as we have said before,
an that was needed was capital to de-
yelop the mine and plant capable OF
working a large tonnage Of ore that
viii not pay 10 ship. there being an i'm
mense quantity Of good milling ore al
ready blocked out-De La Mar Lode,
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CHICAGO Markets.

AsAN = = " n
Chicago, Dec. l.-Cattle-Receipt
$500. Choice strong, others SLOW
Beeves, 10000; cows, S10Q475:
heifers, S.25q50O; Gamers. 2O0g30O;
stockers and feeders. 3.0Oq475: Texas
grass steers S2j6A25; Texas fed
beeves. iSOg5.25; westerns, 40005,25.
Hogs-Recelpts today, 1900, To-
morrow, 1900, left over, 21l6. Steady
to shade higher Top, l.
Mixed and butchers, 3.15qi0O good
to choice heavy. 3s0g4OO; rough
heavy 3.6O43.1O; light. 3759392is;;
bulk OF sales, 315G390.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Steady; ma
tive wethers, i0Oq415. western, 41O9
40; lambs. steady, native, 4lQg5.GO;
western, 5OOQ5.5O
PRODUCE.
Wheat opened at 65HG%, advanced 10
65N but reacted to 65bQh. May
opened at 69AGH and sold of to 69s.
Close-Wheat-Dec., 64Sg5; May, CO.;
July. sos.
Corn-Dec., SOH; May. 32H.
Oats-Dec., 22A; May, 934,
Pork-Dec., S.02ih. May, 9.57k.
Lard-Dec, ass; May, 5.S0dj.S2i5.
Rlbs-Dec.. ASS; May, $40.
Cash--Wheat-No, . red, Co. No. 8 red,
6j0G6: No, hard winter. 6lia; No. 3
hard winter, 60; No. northern spring,
&C. No. northern spring 6j, No. 3
spring, 5SG6i
Corn-No 2, 81; No 3. 29&G3O.
Oats-No. ?, 22A; No. 8, 22t.
Flax. 80.
Rye-49.
Barley-S6dH.
Timothy. AZ.
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Grand Central Sells-Golden Lagie
Moves Upward - Daisy stronger
Daly-West AdyancesI
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 594
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER l54

The effects OF Thanksgiving Is ap-
parently noticeable IN the volume Of
business transacted on the exchange to-
day, II the business was hardly up to
the mark. this can scarcely be said Of
prices, which as a whole show Improve.
ment. Daisy sold up to W. and Grand
Central recorded sales up TO 500
Mammoth also showed more strength
selling up to S2ss.
Joe Bowers was the Star stock OF the
day transferring 2l.OOo shares at prices
which went past II before the close Of
the call.
Golden Eagle dropped 1000 at 8 and
Bowers Extension was nrmer at 6&.
Eagle and Blue Bell was not b-neit-
ed by late reports and sold at Sl.4o
Northern Light was traded In around
1s. Daly-west at Si2.22h, and South
Swansea at sl.2s. with a future going at
sl.25,
Dexter was somewhat weaker today
responding at 1888.
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IN GRAHAM c0USrY, Arizona,
Mining Prospects Were Ncyrr so Bright
rs at Present.

The mining outlook IN Graham coun-
~, Arizona, is reported TO be- brighter
today than II has ever been before In
the history Of that state \ great deal
OF eastern capital Is seeking Invest
ment there, and some very successful
development work Is now being done on
a number OF properties. In support Of
this assertion, II IS stated that Judge
Blake recently obtained assays from an
lS-inch vein on some claims In the
Dewey district, which showed over 100
ounces In silver.
The judge II Is said, Is shipping ore
from other claims IN what IN local par
lance Is called the strip, In this dis
trict Capt Nicholson and others re-
Gently sold the Olympia group for $1,000
spot cash.
Five claims IN the Dewey district
have been bonded by J. Z. Carpenter,
representing Eastern capital, for 5000,
The Ash Peak mines owned by Messrs
Phillips and Adams have also been
bonded TO Denver people for $4,000
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CURRENCY CIRcuLarIoN.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The monthly
circulation statement Of the comptroller
Of the currency shows at the close Of
business November 20, 1899, the total
circulation Of national bank notes was
S2i3, i6024S an increase during the
month OF November of Si7j,j and an
increase during the last twelve months
Of Sl05S.2l0. The circulation based
upon United States bonds amounted to
$20g, l6l 1902, an increase for the month
of $l,2il,l2s, and a decrease for the
year Of Ai66,Cil.
The circulation secured by lawful
money amounted to s3i5gS. 1856, a de-
crease for the month Of si65.51i, and an
increase for the year Of s5,S2i.S5l.
The amount Of the United States reg
istered bonds on deposit to secure cir
culatlon notes was 1924 22l 400. and TO
secure public deposits $50. 1890.
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NORTHERN LIGHT EXTEN.
Preparations Made for 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, A house has been built
and several months supplies have been
purchased for the three men who are
running a tunnel towards the veln,.
About 20 feet Of tunnel work has been
done, and indications lead the manage
meat to believe that another ~ feet
viii cut the ledge and give them good
values
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Mining land Entries.

Following IS the register OF mining
land entries at the land Office during
the week:
j. r. De Lamar Of New York and
Enos A. Wall purchase the Rudder
Fraction lode claim in the West Noun
tain mining district.
The Blue Bird Mining and Milling
company secure the West Blue Bird
Fraction Blue Bird and East Blue Bird
Cons. lodes IN the Tintic district.
Enos A. Wall % salt Lake City pur-
chases the Key Fraction In West Noun
tain district.
The uintah Copper Summit company
buys the claim Copper and Ace In the
Carbonate district.
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men. From sixty to seventy-hye were
employed all the time, but more were
wanted They could not be secured, al
though the pay was S2.25 per day for
common laborers 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 $3.50 per
day Idaho Daily Statesman,
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The following applications for min
eral land patents have been filed at
the land Office during the week:
3,0vo-John o. Donovan Of Park City
applies FOR patent on the Gary claims
Nos !, 2 and 3. In Uintah mining dis
trict Summit county.
So0l-Jesse knight. on the Maggie S.
No. and Maggie $. No. claims locat-
ed IN the Tnuc district.
3002-The Eureka-Swansea Extension
Mining company on the Rosa, Molly s.,
Poney Contract, Papperee, and the
Cane mining claims In the Tintlc dis
trict
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Daisy. 1000 al 9it: 800 at 9l5.
Daly-West, 1000 at l2,22la
Dexter. 200 al 232
Eagle and Blue Bell, 100 at lao.
Grand Central, 100 AT 5,5j; 100 al SIS;
100 at 5.72h; 400 at $40.
Mammoth. 200 at 2.S2A; 100 at 2.s3;
100 al 2.s5; 200 at ESQ 100 at 2.15, seller
30 days: 100 at am, seller 50 days
Northern Light. 1000 at lG; 800 at
i6h 1000 al l6&.
Showers Con. 800 az IS.
South Swansea, 200 at LIS; 800 al
LIS, seller 60 days.
Sacramento. 800 al 3l@.
Golden Eagle, 1000 az 6,
Joe Bowers Evension, 1000 al 6k;
1000 al ca.
Joe Bowers. 5000 at 1858; 5000 at l7M;
1900 at IN, $500 at III; 1000 at u;
1000 at IL. seller 60 days.
Number Of shares sold. 1920
Selling value OF stocks. sll,l56.l2
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Denver Dec. 1.-Cattle-R Receipts 800
Market active and strong. Beef steer..
3fi6515, cows. 235Q3GO. feeders.
freight paid 10 river 3O0a45O. stock
ers freight paid TO river. 215G460.
bulls. stays. ETC.. 2.00Q300.
Hoss-Rocolpts, 100. Market steady.
l.sht packers. 3G5G37O mixed and
heavy 5700275.
Shcep-Receipts 5000. Market un-
changed.
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Nnrcmhnr nl,Idends

Although the Sacramento and Grand
Central are at present out Of the diyl-
dend paying list the month Of Noyem-
Der closed with a very fair aggregate
Of $4,000 paid during the month The
Daly-West and the Silver King OF Park
City distributed $4,000 aud $4,000 re-
spectively while the Mammoth, Of Tin
tie. handed out $4,000 The Swansea
with 5000 and the Bullion Beck with
$4,000 make up the total for the month.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, Dec. 1.-Cattle-Recelpts
200, Market strong Native beef
steers, 4.e0G6O0; western steers, 1850
AS; Texas steers, 3.l5ui.3O COWS and
heifers, 3.25d4. 10; Gamers. 22jqS .0O;
stockers and feeders, 36Oai7O; calves,
y.e0Q6.50 bulls, stays, etc, 2,7jq3.s5.
Hogs-Receipts, 300 Market shade
higher Heavy, 3.70a3.77ia; mixed,
S.72h03.15; light 3.75d3.SO: pigs. 3. IS
aS.1j; b1lk OF sales 3.67aG3 10
Sheep LOO Market strong.
Native mu,tons, 4.3504.50 western
mutt0ns, 4.0OI4.25; stock sheep, $50
400, lambs, i1ld4.25
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KANSAS CRY LIVE STOCK

Kansas. Dec, !. - Cattle Receipts.
1000. Market active. strong. Native
steers. 400Q5.9j, Texas steers. ESQ
$685. Texas COWS. 200Q3.50: native
COWS and heifers 200TA00: stockers
and feeders. 345Gi50 bulls 250d376.
Hogs Receipts 1900. Market strong
20 Be higher Bulk Of sales. 375d3 77ik {.
heavy. 372mq3S0; packers. S55a3. 80:
mixed. S.72bQ277is: light. 3e5a877b;
workers.. 375G277is; pigs, 365g370,
Sheep Receipts. 1000. Market
strong. Lambs, S.JVu5SO, muttOns,
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NOW READY.

Jenson's Church Chronology. a chron'
illogical history % the Church from
sos 20 the close % 1895 Printed IN
,cw type throughout In any style
u binding desired Prices fl.25. N:t9
ia $500. The funds derived from tne
Iale OF the book will be used Tor the
ERECTION OF a new Latter.day saints
historians Office In this city. For SAFE
4 THE DESERET NEWS.
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Washington. Dec. Following ls d.,
statement Of the condition Of the Uai'
od States treasury on the 10Th ultA.
which was issued today. y
Available cash balance, 1896, i9s. 3Ql
gold reserve, g2il 00395g.
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wheat Firm Pals.

New York, Dec. Henry d. McCord
ana William NJ. McCort. comprising the
firm o. Henry d. McCoH & Son, deal
ers IN grain, have assigned for the bene-
Gt Of creditors. The firm Is rated al
between 100000 and $4,000
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INCREASED PRODUCTION,
Cripple Creek Gold output for November
Very Large.

A dispatch TO the News from Grip
pie Greek, Colo, this afternoon says the
total gold production Of the Cripple
Creek district In November was S2,5lj,-
500, an increase Of more than 20 per
cent over the largest previous month
Is record
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HIGHLAND Roy sMELTER.
Sends Two Cars Of Copper Pigs East to
the Refinery.

Adyices received today by Agent II.
F. Poland Of the Highland Boy state
that two cars Of pig copper have gone
east from the smelter. The weight Of
the red metal In the two cars Is about
10000 pounds
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TIE DEXTER's CONpITIoS
Commented Upon Freely by Tusearora
Paper.

"A rumor has been current on the
streets here the past few days" says
the Tuscarora Tmes-Revlew. that an
assessment Of 40 cents per share had
been levied on the capital stock Of the
Dexter. Inquiry at the local Office fails
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SAN rRANcIsco MARKET.

San Francisco. Dec. i.--Wheat easy
May Loss; cash. g7is.
Barley quiet. Dec. Si4 cash. sSA,
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CENTENNIAL-EUREKA.
Meeting will Reconvene Tomorrow After
noon at 3 y. m.

The adjourned meeting Of the old
stockholders IN the Centennial Eureka
Is booked for tomorrow at p, m. The
balance Of S63 a share. or 1904. 900 due on
5000 shares may be then received. but
as the purchasing side has until the end
Of the month 90 hand over the balance.
q Is considered that as money is rath-
er tight On the East II will likely 90
over until December 30th.
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Tickets at Offices OF connecting lines.
Ticket Office, PA S. W. Temple Street.
W. F. MCMILLAN, General Agent,
Salt Lake City.
R. +. NEsLEN. TRAY. Pass & Frelgh,
Agent.
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Campbell a Greene, stock Brokers.
l6 W. Second South ST. Telephone 53s
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DEPART.

For Ogden, Omaha Chicago, enyer.
Kansas CITY, S. Louis, Cache Valley
and intermediate points .... ,....,,'. 100 A m.
For Iniic, aorcur and intermediate
755 M
rfor Garfield Beach, Tooele and rermi
hh-'ss's' ASA M
Tor Ogden, Butte, Helena, Portland and
intermediate p0lnt-.................... Gas a. IN
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago, Douyer.
Kansas CITY, s. Louis and San Fran.
u, ~ \, q a. m.
FOR Provo, slnpete, Milford aud inter.
M dlaie ............ $50 n m.
tor Ogden, Denver, Kansas CITY, Omaha
g. Lou and Chcasn-........ ......... G,lO D. M .
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, san Ffanel.co
AM intermediate polnts................... sJ5 n NJ
Trains south Of Juab do no run Sundays.
Daily eIceut sunday.
CITY TIoREr OFFICE, Masonic Block, No. 100
West Second South ,lreet
5. W ECCLEs, ID. f. HURLEY
Gen. Traffic Manager Gen. p ana Il 4
". H. BANCROFT,
Nice-Preslient aud General Manager
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JOE WAS
ENTHUSIASTIC.

-. d. Blunt arrived Saturday eyen-
inc from a nine-m0nths sojOurn IN
Michigan and will spend the summer In
Florence. Joe came In over the Burllng-
ton road and Is enthusiastic In his COM
mendati0n Of that roads fine equip
ment and especially their 'one-night
run between Chicago and Denver. -
Florence (Colo) Refiner
II you have ever seen. II you have
ever Travelled on the Chicago Special.
the Burhngtons 'one-nlght-onthe-
road train between Denver, Chicago
and ST. Louis, You will understand the
cause Of Mr., Blunts enthusiasm.
Take this train any day in the week
1T leaves Denver at $3.50 p. m, and
next morning YOU are In Omaha, st.
Joseph, or Kansas City; In ST. Louis or
Chicago next evening.
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TINE CARD IN EFFECT OCTOBER 10, $50.
ARRIVE.
From ogden, Chicago, Omaha, 81 Louis.
kansl. cry and ps9'eiD ..r,9roy.y, $50 a. IN
Helena and san Francisco. ...... Dos a, Ii
'from Milford, Satpeie, Provo, nier
moiistG poigi.eaa... :. .....,e....... 9ss a. m
From Ogden, Chlcaso, ~. Louis. Kansas
city Omlha. Denver and San Francisco 800 o. H.
tfrom Garfield Beach, Tooele and Ter.
minus ....,.;;. ~. o,a,~..,.,,. 400 p m
From Tuiic, Mercur and intermediate
point. ,;....,.. ~.;......-.e.s..,. $50 p, nj
From Preston, Logan, brigham, OGDEN
., and Io.srmedlale points; ..r.......,. $40 p N
From Ogden, Butte. San Francisco and
intern ediae polnis,.......o...."..,.,..,7 $50 p N
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