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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
News from South Africa Causes
Momentary Panic in London
n. Y. TRIES BOLSTERlNG.
Effort Failed-Prices Reached Low
est Point Of the Year-Live Stock
aud Produce steady.

London, Dec 16.-The news OF the De.
feat of Gen. Butler at Tugela river
caused momentary panic on the stock
exchanges here today, where there was
intense excitement in all departments.
Immediately after the opening jobbers
started realizing and all prices opened
from ] 10 points below the closing
prices Of yesterday, consols being down
~. Rand mines were heavily affected,
starting at SO, as against yesterday
evenings closing price OF SS%. De Beers
opened at 23ls as against "a; chartereds
at 3 as against 49,, and gold fields at
IS as against 75-l6 Americans were
very fiat and were freely offered by To-
cal and continental holders at prices
which they found difficulty in obtain
ing Foreigners moved In sympathy
with the other securities. Partisan
stocks. however, held their own COM
paratively well. After the first rush
the market steadied somewhat, stin
spectators were reluctant to engage
in fresh commitments, combining them
selves to the closing Of open accounts,
The market views Of the situation are Of
most serious character, both politl-
cally and monetarily, the latter mainly
because the fresh defeat Of the Brit
ish troops will delay longer the supply
Of South African gold Two unimport-
ant failures were announced early in
the day. Prices on the stock exchange
closed better than they opened, but
below the best. Rand mines closed at
80, De Beers, 2ilA; gold fields. 6l5-lG;
chartereds. 3h.
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THE WEEK ON
THE EXCHANGE.
Rumors Cause DaIy-West to 60
Down to $1,000 Today
GRAND CENTRAL WEAKER
south swansa is Flrm-Goiden has' c
sagsing- Daisy in Good shape
Chloride Is weaker.
GRAND CENTRAL WEAKER
TODAYS METALS'
SILVER 591s
LEAD, S+iO
CASTING COPPER ~

Business has not been very brisk on
the exchange during the past week.
The principal changes in prices may be
summarized as follows Grand Cen
trail strengthened up from 1915 to 1910
and closes the week trae under $500
Bullion Beck is weaker than for some
time past owing, doubtless, TO the fact
that the December dividend was passed
Daly-West closes the week very weak
after series of fluctuations from Sl2. %
TO s12. %, from which point il assembled
10 SIC. 70 on news of extra dividend. IL
closes the week at tl2.0o Which is
lower than for some time past. The af-
fairs Of this company are said TO be
somewhat unsettled, caused doubtless
by the near approach Of the time when
according 10 agreement the Haggin in
terests viii be in the saddle. 1t is con-
sidered probable that these interests
have during the past year, secured the
balance Of power and that Manager
DAILY will be superseded next month
Dalton and Lark continues to get
weaker In spite Of encouraging reports
from the mine. Dexter Is weaker than
for some time past In spite OF the tact
that big things are looked for from the
new manager by some Of the stock
holders.
Horn Silver has not yet posted dlyi-
dend this year and although a surplus
of nearly 100000 Is In the treasury the
stock says, Lower Mammoth ascend
ed to 30, but has since fallen from
grace.
Mammoth strengthened from around
1885 to $500, but closes around 1926.
South Swansea made rapid gains this
week but has fallen from sl.25, its
highest point, to Sl.22.
Yankee Con- closes the week strong,
. with Assessment No. ! OF l cent hang
Ing over IT, Daisy keeps up well, May
Day has improved its position. The
other stocks have not materially
changed.
The weeks business was as follows:
Monday. 1880 shares for 1916. So
Tuesday, 1886 shares for S9,310.Sl.
NtuicSndNs --flNv SHdItS lDI N'favo, -.
Thursday, 1890 shares for Ss,S64.49.
Friday, 22,7J0 shares for $9,249.99.
Saturday 1920 shares for S.5ll SO.
Total, t34,l25 shares for s5l, 5S6.Gs.
Business was very light oa<the ex-
change today and prices generally
showed signs of weakening with the ex-
ception Of Joe Bowers. which went at
l5S. and Northern Light, which sold at
1855.
Mammoth responded al 50. s6is, while
Grand Central let go 100 at s597.
Daly-West fell to So. 90 owing pre-
sumably 10 some rumOrs OF manipula-
ton which are going the rounds.
Chloride Point fell TO Is, while Daisy
held its own at 1874, and Eagle and Blue
Bell az Sl.i5.
Sacramento participated at 29lz. Sun
beam was heard from at 54E and South
Swansea dropped 100 at sl.22.
Quotations were posted as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

5000 tons OF ore going 90 the smelter
every month. which is TO be materially
increased when the proposed smelter
addition is completed.
The current issue Of the Mining Re-
view Is to hand enlarged h. "a pages.
II has an illustrated description Of the
Jesse Welmer property at Deep Creek.
also an illustrated description Of the
Ingersoll- Sargent air compressor aud
drills
John Dern returned last evening from
his visit TO the Mercur mine and the
mill at Manning. Mr.. Dern states that
the new mill addition will be ready for
operations soon after January LIST. The
bollermakers are now rlyetlng the
tanks.
w. II. Child. formerly with Mills &
Blanchard Of Boston. has severed his
connection with the London and Liver
pool Exploration company and opened
an Office at 326 ID. f. Walker building,
where he intends to conduct a broker
age and promoting business after Janu-
airy LIST.
The deed which transfers the title Of
the Morgan mining company's property
to the Daily West Mining company, was
filed Cor record in Coalyille on Thurs
day. The group comprises, the Abby,
Lady Morgan, ST. Louis, Benton, Mon
no, Jizarena, Danylle, Emaly Mary
eta. Grizzly. Cashier, Cora. Abby No
and Adelaide, all patented and the
Teller, not patented.
A. II. Mayne Is back from Joplin, Mo-,
where he was recently very successful
In effectlng a deal with the American
Zinc company. 1t Is said that there
are about 600 plants for the treatment
Of the zinc ores Of Joplin district with
new ores blowing n-almost every day
A number OF erstwhile Salt Lakers are
in the field doing well.
1t was expected that the Daisy mill
addition would be completed today.
Wood River Times: Ben. h. Gray,
VIM. Gibbons, c. w Plnney the Fried
man company Qlmlted). and W. G.
Martin have sold 10 w. II. Watt, for
81. $50, $50 sacks Of assorted first class
ore, and about 400 tons Of unassorted
ore at the mouth OF the working tunnel
and ore house of the Star group OF
mines.
Baker City Democrat; Soon after
Jan. l. 1900, three more mines will be
added TO Baker countys rapidly SWELL
ing list Of monthly gold producers
These mines are the Little Giant and
May Queen. in the Red Boy district,
and the Magnolia in Granite. district
The mill buildings on all these mines
are completed and as soon as the ma
chinery Is installed the mills viii COM
mence dropping stamps. A large part
OF the machinery is already at the
mines and the balance is on the road
from Sumpter.
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THE MASSES, THE BOYS AND THE
SALOONS.

Religious Telescope; The Lutheran
Observer well says: "The church will
never reach the masses until 1t first
reaches the saloons" This is as true
as 1t is pithy and pointed Before
"the masses" can be brought TO Christ
they must be brought away from the
saloons; and the only way to gain that
point is TO destroy the saloons. You
can no more keep the boys and young
men out Of the licensed or legalized
saloon than you can keep flies out Of
an open molasses barrel on the street
In August. Close The barrel and roll
1t into the cellar, and then the flies
will keen out Of II. So close the sa-
looms, and keep them closed, ora certain
number Of your boys and young men
are as surely doomed each year to be
lured by them into a drunkard's grave
and drunkards hell as are flies GER
tain 10 be lured 10 their death by the
open molasses barrel Sunday schools,
and young peoples societies. and Y. NJ.
c. AS, and churches may do all they
can TO draw the boys and keep them
away from the saloons, but 1t will be OF
little or no avail so long as the legalized
saloons exist. Into them the boys Will
go, despite the tears and prayers OF
parents and the efforts OF Chrlctian
people. How do we know? By hay-
ing watched the drift Of things in that
direction forty years. In sll those
years o regular stream Of boys has
been going out Of Christian homes. out
OF churches. and out Of Sunday schools
into the saloons, down to drunkards
graves, and that same stream is going
on still, bigger and stronger than ever.
Yes Christian people II you would save
your bows and reach the masses first
reach and close the saloons.
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U!AH'S GREAT
IRON FIELDS.
Col. Miner and R. B. Dear Report
on Iron County.
AN 8O0-F00T VEIN OF IRON,
Plenty OF Water in the Sevier-Euto.
MIA IL Showing Up Weil-Tesorn
Shipment Assays Well.

Colonel S. b. Miner has returned
from his trip to Iron county in com.
pany with h. i. Dear. While away,
the gentlemen named and Fred H.,
Leroh, paid very close attention to the
immense coal and iron deposits for
which southern Utah is noted. Mr.
Lerch, TIE metallurgist OF the Minneso-
to and Pennsylvania iron regions, VIII
remain Iron county for some time, and
1t is expected that his visit will have
an equally powerful effect upon him
as it has had upon Messrs Miner and
Dear. who return quite enthused with
the gigantic opportunities there pre-
sented
Mr.. Dear, who has been connected
with the iron mines In the Lake SUPER
Tor regions, believes there is great
future for the Utah iron deposits, The
cheaDness with which the ore can be
mined Is especially noted by Mr.. Dear,
who does not hesitate TO say that he
could load 5000 tons a day with a
steam shovel such as is used In the
Lake Superior districts. OF course the
wash at present everything the great
vein would have to be removed in order
TO do this, but that is matter Of little
moment and Mr.. Dear is satisfied that
there is nothing in the way OF one Of
the biggest iron industries being start
ed in Utah.
Mr.. Miner and his associates have
located about twenty claims, through
which an iron deposit extends which Is
nearly 500 feet wide. An average OF "a
samples was taken some time ago and
the test showed 81 per cent iron with no
sulphur. Mr.. Miner and associates
have secured coo acres Of iron and $40
acres Of coal lands on which they are
doing prospect work.
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ASSESSMENT no 4.

Ely Mining and Milling company gke cry,
principal place OF business; saw tbat ai .
Utah. Notice Is hereby. giyen ,,,e i,th day
meeting Of the directors, nelu on 81 cents
OF December. 1893, an a>ses,ineh. vs. Of tho
per share was levied on all the slA Ir's,ed AID
capItai stock OF the corporation o. iSnaary
outstandIng payable on or Pg ll Mace. al 7,
10Th. 100 10 the treasurer AZ ,i ~ Main STREET
r. Jones & Cos bank, No. ~ n nnan witch
Sail Lake city. Utah. ANY, stock no sRS on lie
this assessment may remain W. delinquent
i7th day Of January. 1900, wiz XII, XII aactloni
aud advertised for sale al g,y ore. % many
aud unless payment j. msd T., sa.h certificate
OF the stock W delinquent Is NJ rehruary,
sary viii be sold on the 2nd day o. delinquent
400, at 10 O'Clock a. m. 70 pn ro.t Of sdve-
assessment together with tpe WV
''''"s ''' Nh. Il. sPRAGUk se''''
BY order OF the boar o. dlrs,c ill.,, i,tb, isss.
Salt Lake City. Utah pecen''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
BUILDING AND REALTY.

Building Inspector Folsom has had a
busy week. Twelve permits were In
all issued. aggregatlng $A,O'5. The fol-
lowing persons received the permits:
w. D, Palmer, S5l and 1853 Ninth
East two bricl: cottages, $500.
The Right Rev. Bishop /. Seaman,
corner South Temple and y, streets.
Catholic basement, 81 600,
Anderson Real Estate Investment
company. near corner Sixth East and
Third South, two-story brick dwelling.
50. 200
Anderson Real Estate Investment
company. corner Sixth East and Third
South. two-story brick dwelling, $4,000.
Anderson Real Estate Investment
company, Sixth East between Second
and Third South, three two-story brick
dwellings, $1,000,
James Stevenson, Second West be-
tween Second and Third South, brick
cottage, 81 500.
Mrs. Mary Judge 6l and 60 south
East Temple street, alterations and ad-
ditlons. $1,000.
Thomas Matthews, 1923 east First
South. boiler house and shed. $500.
Miscellaneous additions, alterations
and repairs, N75 making a total for
the week OF SiiOI5.
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WORK AT THE EUTONIA.
nc IL Said to he Developing the Marks OF
big Producer.

The Eutonia property in West Tlntic,
Is said to be improving with every
shift The incline, which was run from
the twenty-foot shaft, is now down
eighty-eight feet, In ore all the way.
An eighteen inch streak Of solid ga
lena Is now found in the bottom Of the
shaft, while the ore on each side Of the
galena assays well. About 100 pounds
Of samples We're recently assayed and
although they were taken from vari-
Gus places in the shaft they showed
SSis to "a per cent lead and to II
ounces silver. Had the galena been as
sayed with this carbonate ore there Is
no doubt that the per cent lead would
have been higher. There Is now every
indication Of true vein and after suf-
ficient prospecting is done. a tunnel will
be run TO tap the vein lower down the
hill. Something like 376 sacks of ore
are ready for shipment and II is esti-
mated that there is 100 tons Of ore now
on the dump which win be shipped
when the roads are in better shape
Those who have lately visited the prop
erty say that there is every indication
Of its making big mine in the near
future.
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WEEKLY HANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK AND cnicAuo MARKETS
Letter and quotatIons Furnished by B.

Letter and quotations furnished by b.
II. LAWYER e Co. Salt Lake City:
New York, Dec. le.-Stocks opened
active and at sharp Losses, due to pam
lchy condition Of London markets
which were influenced by Gen. Buffers
defeat Big failures In Boston had an
adverse effect and contributed to the
general downward movement. There
was some covering and good support
which absorbed offerings, and sugar
recovered three points, Brooklyn moved
up half, Manhattan recovered a point.
Tennessee coal, which sold of five
points at opening. regalned three, and
Federal steel strengthened n bit. The
grangers were weak. and international
stocks had no rallylng power. After the
first hour the support was pretty well
loaded up, and while there was good
covering and buying for long account
the selling overbalanced everything.
Gold exports. British losses In the
Transvaal, expectation Of more failures
In Boston. were the causes OF llqulda-
tlon. and the best houses advised selling
stocks. There was heavy selling near
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
onn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
POLICE POINTERS.
alru Observation-Disclosures


Complaints were received at Police
headquarters last night Of the theft
Of two oyercoats.
The first complaint was from Leo
Cnsmon, who resides at No. iG3 east
Seventh South, The other loss was re-
ported by J. n. Giesy. who said that
his coat was taken from the Presby-
terrain chapel last night.
Wild-eyed schewed may not be tried
for insanity for many moons. The
reason is obvious. Schewed Is In the
city jail and will probably be compelled
to remain there, for the officials are
afraid OF smallpox. II Is quite impos-
sible TO convince people that DR.. Ray
was not IN tail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
WATER SUPPLY NEEDED.
Can be Secured from the SEWER River 10
Panguitch Valley.

Referring 20 the water supply and Its
imperative necessity in vast quantity
for the needs of the future iron plant
In the south, the Panguitch Weekly
Progress has the following.
The water cannot be had where the
iron mines are. neither can II be had
where the coal mines are. So of neces-
sity the coal to run the furnace and
the ore to be converted into iron must
be loaded on the cars and hauled for
some distance at least The hauling "
the ore and coal for distance of forty
or fifty miles by rail when II is once
loaded is a matter Of little consequence.
Where then within that distance Is the
most suitable place 10 erect the plant?
Only one place can be found. and that
one Is an ideal one in every respect.
In the Panguitch valley, on the banks
OF the Sewer, Is the place. Here can be
found the most beautiful location. The
distance from the coal and iron mines
is only from forty to fifty miles Suf-
ficient water supply can be obtained at
a nominal cost, and plant erected
with far less money than at any other
place In the State. More, thousand
horse water power can be obtained for
electrical purposes with very little
effort. No such opportunities for the
converting Of the raw material into the
finished product can be found any
where else In the state.
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KANsAs ClTY Live srocK.

Kansas City. Mo-, Dec. ls.-Cattle-
Receipts, 800. Market steady. Ma.
tive steers, 4.50G6lO; Texas steers
3.25d4SO; Texas cows, 2.25d33O. Iexas
cows and heifers. 2.25Qi.75; stockers
and feeders. 3O0Q5Oj; bulls, 25OfSN
Hogs-Recelpts, 5000. Market strong
to sc higher; active. Bulk q sales,
4.07h0hl5; heavy and light. i05dil7b
packers. 4.05Gl.l5; mixed, lO2ikdilgb;
workers.. i.lOGLl7k; pigs, 3g5di07l
Sheep-Recelpts. 7CO Market frm.
Lambs. 400d5,G5; muttons. 330Gi00.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of transfers filed for record
IN the County Recorders Office, Sal
Lake county, December Is, 1889:
S. S. Walker Estate Company TO
r. L. Davidson, warranty deed
FOR lots and g. block /. Walk
cr's subdivision, Five-acre AS so
G.. s. Peyton 10 julia Jensen, war
ranty deed Tor lots and 8
block IS, oakley subdivision. 30
Thomas Harris TO Minnie w Mil
Ter warranty deed for north
west u Of southeast 4 section
n. township south. range !
c. +. wilcox to Elizabeth j. VIII
cox. warranty deed for 2Axl0
rods southeast from rods
south OF northwest corner lot,
8, block Sc, plat A ......,.......
NJ. j. Leverich et al to John Ed
wards, quit-clalm deed for 5x2
rods southwest from rods west
Of northeast corner lot, block,
~, plat b ......".......s."... a
4Oldi s's.' 's''sss.'s.ss.s.'.'''.s ola
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Mineral Land Entries.

The following entries Of mineral land
we're registered yesterday at the land
office, and the purchase money paid
thereon.
2G55-Milan Packard and II. S. Lisan-
bee, Of Sprlngyille, secure the placer
mining claim and the old Susannah
placer mining claim in Sewer county.
2656-The Silver King Mining Com
pany purchases the outlet claim in
Uintah district. Summit county.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK

Omaha. Dec, l6,-Catte. receipts. 10
Market steady. Native beef steers. ~
G620; western steers, 40OG415: Texas
steers, 3.75G430; COWS and heters S3
Gt25; Gamers, 2.2jQ3.l0 stockers and
feeders. S.s0GA70;. calves, SOOQ7O0;bulls
stays. etc, 2.50diO0.
Hogs-receipts. 10000 Market &c h'gh.
err. Heavy, 297hq4o5; mixed. i9Qq
4O2i9; light, 4.O2isd4.lO; pigs, 3S5di@'
bulk OF sales, 4.O0Qi.O2is.
Sheep-Receipts, none. Market steady
Native mu,tons. 4S0Q4GO; western NUT
tons. 4OOdL35; stock sheep, S5Qg25i
lambs. 4.25G5.35.
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NOW READY.

Jenson's Church Chronology, chron.
illogical history o. the Church from
1906 10 the close OF 1898. Printed ~
new type throughout In any s'yIs
OF binding desired Prices, WIS. w
a. d 800. The funds derived fIon' NV
sale OF the book will be used iot .ns
erection OF a new Latter-day saihs
Histoftan's office In this city. For Sld
at THE DEsERET NEWS
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NOTES FROM BINGHAM.
VIII Tap York Vein-work on Parneil and
Leonard-MIdland Tunnel.

A tunnel Is being run by double
shifts TO tap the York vein west OF
the old workings. The vein has been
traced by Superintendent Grow for a
distance Of over GOO feet westerly. II had
been supposed to run more to the
south. and considerable work had been
done 10 locate II.
At the Agnes & Dana. adjoining the
York north work has been resumed
after number OF years idleness a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Dec. observation-disclosures, $50
Market active and steady, Beef steers
37j04sO; cows, 3 25GSS0 feeders. lrelgh,
paid to river, 3.25Qi.5O; stockeN, freight
paid to river, S.s5dl.6j; bulls, stays
etc. ..o0@3.25.
Hogs Receipts, l5O Market steady to
lower. Light packers, S.l5q3SO; mixed
and heavy, Ss5N395.
Sheep Receipts, none.
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Application for Patent.

S00S-James x. Shaw. OF Salt Lake
City, yesterday filed an application in
the land office for a patent for the
Mountain Chief, Joseph Zephyr. Noun
tain Chief No. 2. Mountain Chief No 5
and Mountain Chief No. 6 mining
claims situated In West Mountain and
Tooele mining districts.
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MIDNIGHT BOWERS.
A Committee WIN visist tho Property to
Examine IL.

The annual meeting Of the Midnight
Bowers Mining Co., was held yesterday
afternoon. at which the following gen,
ilemen We're chosen directors for the
ensuing year. viz; A. Hanauer, A. C..
Ellis, l.. 5. Farnsworth. w p. Lynn and
W. i. Smith They viii shortly meet
and elect the new officers. The d..
rectors have decided TO send COM
mittee 60 the claims 10 report upon the
best methods 10 work the property.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

Golden Eagle, 1000 at AZ.
Joe Bowers. $500 at 15A; 1000 at
i5%
Mammoth, 100 at 81 9eil
Northern Light, 1000 at $685. 1000
at l5fs 500 at 1914. seller 60 days; 1000
at 15A buyer. 60 days
Sacramento, 500 at 2s&; 500 at 29ls;
500 at 29ss.
Sunbeam, 100 at 5iih 100 at san.
South Swansea, 100 at 1.22.
Number Of shares sold. 1920.
Selling value OF stocks, 1851, SO.
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TEsoRA SHIPMENT.
The Mine Is Said TO he Looking Better In
Every Drift.

The last car OF Tesora ore was set
tied for today on basis Of 10 ounces
silver, sl.5O in gold, and per cent cop
per. Besides the above the ore con-
tanned an excess in iron Of is per cent.
This car Of ore was extracted from
the 2j0-foot level. Two more cars Of ore
at the sampler today from the other
drift, spoken Of as the Gold chute.
The mine is said TO be looking better
in every drift. The ore bodies are wild
ening out and the new pump is working
smoothly. No trouble will be ex-
perienced now IN sending two or three
cars every week.
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Campbell & Greene. Stock Brokers.
&c W. Second South st. Telephone 52S

The New York stool, market has been
very active during the past week and
investments made now VIII be money
makers, Wheat is In demand and will
pay to buy for a rise
d. II. LAWYER & CO,
All Auerhach Building.
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NEW YORK OPTION.
Monday the Day Ser for the Payment OF
Ten Per Cent.

The option for $4,000 recently secured
on the New York group at Park City
calls for the payment OF 10 per cent
or $1,000 on Monday the 18th inst. at
which time II the money Is not forth
coming or an extension granted II will
continue in the hands OF John Green
Charles McFall. Mrs. n. V. Roger and
II. q. Wilson.