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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
THE MASSES. THE BOYS AND THE
SALOONS.

Relleloua Tcleseope, Tho I.u,hcrnn
,,,..-.''... 80, ~ -,
'ose'Ner wen says ihe ehureh VIII
never reach the masses until II first
reaches the saloons" This ia as true
ns 4, "a n,,hv ana ,ot,,o, uo,o..
~, Fs So. PV"''.u' 'v'v
the masses can Dc Drought TO CHRIST
they must be brought away from the
saloons: and the only way 10 raIn that
,otn, a. 90 ,a,,.o,, a.. .,,a,, ",
fVN"' - W '.s"V' '"e s''oons' lou
can no more Keep the boys ana young
men out OF the licensed or lcgallzsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

5000 tons Of ore going TO the smelter
every month, which II to be materially
Increased when the proposed smelter
addition Is COMPLETED.
The current Issue " the Mining Re-
view II TO hand enlarged to u pages.
II has an illustrated description Of the
Jesse Welmcr property at Deep Creek.
also an illustrated description Of the
acknowledgement air compressor and
drills.
John Dern returned last evening from
his visit TO the Mercur mine and the
mill at Manning. Mr.. Dern states that
the new min addition Will be ready for
operations soon after January ist The
bollermakcrs are now rlveting 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. u. Walker building.
where he intends to conduct a broker
age and promoting business after Janu-
ary LIST.
The deed which transfers the title OF
the Morgan mining company'a property
70 the DAILY West Mining company. was
fllcd Tor record In Conlvillc on Thurs.
day. The group comprises. the Abby.
Lady Morgan, st. Louis. Benton, Mon
no. IlHufenu. DunNlllc. EmnlN Mary
eta. Grizzly. Cashier. Cora. Abby No.
2 and Adelaide, all patented and the
Teller. not patented.
a. II. Mayne IL back from Joplin. No.,
where he was recently very successful
IN effcctlng n deal with the American
Zinc company. II II said that there
are about 600 plants for the treatment
Of the zinc ores OF Joplin district with
new ores blowing In. almost every day.
A number OF erstwhlle Salt Lakers are
In the fell doing we'll.
II was expected that the Daisy mill
addition would be completed today.
Wood River Times Ron. II. Gray.
VIM. Gibbons, e. W. Pinncy, the Fried
man company ulmlted), and W. G.
Martin have sold to w. II. Watt. for
si,150. 100 sacks Of assorted first class
ore, and about 400 tons ~ unassorted
ore at the mouth OF the working tunnel
and ore house OF the Star group OF
mines.
Batter City Democrat; Soon after
Jan. !. 1900. three more mines will be
added to Baker county's rapidly SWELL
Ing list OF monthly gold producers.
These mines are the Little Giant and
May queen. IN the Red hoy district.
and the Magnolia In Granite district.
The min buildings on all these mines
are completed and as soon us the ma
chincry II installed the mills viii COM
mcncc dropping stamps. large part
Of the machinery IN already at the
mines and the balance Is on the road
from Sumpter.
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= =
THE WEEK ON
THE EXCHANGE.
Rumors Cause DaIy.West TO 10
Down to $500 Today
GRAND CENTRAL WEAKER.
sou,h swanss O. Firm Golden Gasie
sagsina Daisy In Good shape
chloride IL weaker.
GRAND CENTRAL WEAKER.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 59l.
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER 1874

business has not been very brisk on
the exchange during the past week
The principal changes In prices may be
summarized az follows: Grand Gem
trail strengthened up from tb.'5 20 S.oo
and closes the week tribe under 5000.
Bullion Beck IL weaker than Tor some
time past owing. doubtless, to the fact
that the December dividend was passed.
paly-wcst closes the week very weak
after u series OF fluctuations from $40
Go sis.?2 from which point II assembled
10 gi2. 5b on news OF extra dividend. II
closes the week at tis.0). Whlch l.
lower than for some time past The AZ
fairs OF this company are said 20 be
somewhat unsettled. caused doubtlcHa
by the near approach OF the time WHOM
according to agreement, the llaggln In
tcrests wiz be In the saddle. II 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 IL weaker than
for some time past In spite OF the fact
that big things are looked for from the
new manager by some Of the stock
holders.
Horn Silver has not yet posted a diyl-
dend this year and although "A surplus
OF nearly $4,000 Is IN the treasury the
stock says. Lower Mammoth ascend
ed to 55. but has since fallen from
grace.
Mammoth strengthened from around
s2.s6 to $500. but closes around 81 %.
South swansea made rapid gains this
week but has fallen from u.25. Its
highest point. TO n.22.
Yankee Con closes the week strong.
with assessment No. OF cent hang
ing over II. Daisy Keeps up well. May
Day has improved its position. The
other stocks have not materially
changed.
The weeks business was us follows:
Monday. 1880 shares for ts.is2.S0.
Tuesday. i7.515 shares for S9.31O.si.
"Wednesday, s2,iOo shares for ss,sGs. a.
Thursday, 1890 shares for sg.s6i.i9.
Friday, 90. 100 shafcs for tg,2f9.g9.
Saturday. ii.eC0 shares for N.57i So
Total. f3t.i.5 shares for 5l,bsG.Cs.
BUSINESS was very light or~thc ex-
change today una prices generally
showed signs OF weakening with the cN-
ception OF Joe Bowers. which went at
lbr. and Northern Light. which sold ut
l5A.
Mammoth responded at 81 9dis. while
Grand Central let go 100 at s5.a7
Daly-Wcst fell TO Sie. 90 owing pre-
spmably to some rumors % manipula-
tlon which are going the rounds.
Chloride Point fell to rs. while Daisy
held Its own at 1871, and Eagle and Blue
He'll at ti.i5.
Sacramento participated at 29is. sun
haa h. ~ g.
Swansea dropped 100 4 si.22.
Quotations were posted as follows.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract OF transfers filed for record
In the COUNTY Recorders Office. Salt
Lake county, December Is. 1883.
3. $, Walker Estate Company to
Il. l., Davidson, warranty deed
for lots and Q, block /. Walk
cr's subdivision. Five-aore AS 500
G., =, Peyton 20 Julia Jensen, war
ranty deed Tor lots Q and
block i6. oakley subdivision. 800
Thomas Harris TO Minnie w. Mil
lcr. warranty deed for north
west y OF southeast y section
a, township 2 south, range /
west -. ....s..s.. .ss..s...... 4,VVp
G. Il. WILCOX to Elizabeth j. VIII
cox, warranty deed for 2Mxl0
rods southeast from Q rods
south OF northwest corner lot,
0, block SO, plat a .,...,,,...,,, /
NJ, d. LeVerlch ct al to John Ed
wards, quit-claim deed for 5x2
rods southwest from rods west
OF northeast corner lot, block.
~, plat u .,.................... 40
Total 80. ..,...................s 5.lii
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WEEKLY HANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK AND oIicAuo MARKETS

Letter and quotations furnished by B.
H. LAWYER e Co, Salt Lake City.
New York, Dec. iG.--Stocks opened
active and NJ sharp losses, due TO PAN
ioky condition OF London markets,
which We're influenced by Gen. Buller's
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 point.
Tennessee coal. which sold on live
points at opening. regalned three, and
Federal steel strengthened bit The
grangers were weak, aud international
stocks had no rallylng power. After tho
FIRST hour the support was pretty well
loaded up. and while there was good
covering and buying for long aesogr.
the selling ovcrbalnnced everything.
Gold exports. British losses In the
Transvnni, expectation OF more failures
In Boston. We're 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
WORK Ar riin EurosiA.
II IL said to he Dc,eioiing the Marks of
u fIlg Producer.

The Eutonla 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-elght feet. In ore all the way.
An eighteen inch streak OF solid gn-
lena II now found In the bottom Of the
shaft, while the ore ON each side OF the
galena assays we'll. About 100 pounds
Of samples were recently assnyed and
although they were taken from yari-
Gus places In the shaft they showed
3sis to ~ per cent lead and to II
ounces silver. Had the galenn been as
sayed with this carbonate ore there In
no doubt that the per cent lead would
have been higher. There II now every
indication ~ u true vein and after suf-
fcient prospecting In done. n tunnel Will
be run To tap the vein lower down the
hill. Something like 376 sacks OF ore
are ready for shipment and II In csti-
mated that there In 100 tons OF ore now
on the dump which win he shipped
when the roads are In better shape.
Those who have lately visited the prop
erty say that there IL every Indication
OF Its making II big mine In the near
future.
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ASSESSMENT 40 4.

Fiv Mining md milling company, once INV ~"
prInglpni pinro ~ business, snlt i;ah s s AZ
Iuh.TNoilcu 4, hereby giyon lnaiis,h DAY
meeting of tho directors, held on wy, cenl,
OF December, lspi, IN n>seshn''i. ,r,s OF tho
CAPITAL stock Of the corporation innnary
outstanding. payable on or p1ioi nelra' al 4
18th. iiGb. TO the treasurer at ms Mn .trest.
sait Inke CITY. Utah. Any stock upon n' i6e
this assessment may remain unlaa ,iin1tent
18th day ~ January. 1900, VIII ~ ~ na,'tloni
nnd advertised for sale ~ pu1vn.oo "a many
az ihn sharrs renrascnted by each eertla a,,s,.
OF the stock ~ delinquent as mn, 1sbraars,
snry Will bo sold on the and day o. JaInnueit
iiO0, at 10 O'Clock u. m. 20 ply Wv, ~ adver-
asscssrncnt. together with tho e"s'N
'" " WI ii. sPIAgUE seefe''''
by order Of tho boart 81 dlrccloiii, h ls2g.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Deccnpef
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POLICE POINTERS.
Observation-Disclosures

Complaints were received at Police
headquarters last night Of the theft
OF two overcoats.
The first complaint was from Leo
crismon. who resides at No. 1863 east
Seventh South. The other loss was re-
ported by J. ". Glesy. who said that
his coat was taken from the Presby-
terlan chapel last night.
Wild-eyod schowed may not he tried
for Insanity for many moons. The
reason IL obvious. Schewed Il In the
city jail and viii probably be compelled
to remain there, for the officials are
afraid OF smallpox. II Is quite impos-
slble to convince people that DIR. Ray
was not In !ail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
TEsOKA SHIPMENT.
The Mine .. Said to he Looking ustter In
Every DriN.

The last car OF Tesora ore was set
tied for today on n basis OF 10 ounces
silver. $50 In gold. and . per cent cop-
per. BESIDES the above the ore con-
tnlncd an excess In iron OF Is per cent.
This car OF ore was extracted from
the 25O-foot level. Two more cars OF ore
at the sampler today from the other
DRIFT. spoken OF nv the Gold chute.
The mine In said to be looking better
In every drift. The ore bodies are Wild
ening out and the new pump In working
smoothly. No trouble will be cx-
perienced now In sending two or three
cars every week
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Mineral I.ssd Entries.

The following entries Of mineral land
acre registered yesterday Mt the land
office, and the purchase money paid
thereon.
2G55-Milan Packard and II. =. LlSan-
bee, OF Sptingvllle, secure the placer
mining claim and the old SuAannah
placer mining claim In SEWER county.
sc56-The Silver King Mining Com
pany purchases the outlet claim In
ulntah district. summit county.
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DENVER 1--we .rnck.

Denver. Dee. .-Cattle-Receipis. sA.
Market active and steady. Beef stetfs.
3.7JNi.s0: cows, 325fa.s0. feeders. ffelFh,
paid to river. 3.2bHi.50. stocker, freight
paid 20 river. 3.s5Hi 6i. bulls, Sags.
etc. ..00Qa2j.
Hogs Receipts. 100. Market steady /,
lowcr lisht packers, a.55d3sO mixed
and heavy. 3s5m5.o5.
Sheep Receipts. none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

-ity, yesterday filed AN application In
the land office for patent for the
Mountain Chief. Joseph Zephyr. Noun
tain Chief No. 2. Mountain chief No. 5
and Mountain Chief No. 0 mining
claims situated In West Mountain and
Tooele mining districts.
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NOW READY.

Jenson's Church Chronology chrca.
illogical history o. the Church IRON
1906 10 the close o. 1898 Printed IN
new type throughout. In any styl,
OF binding desired. Prices. 'l2S. w
a. 4 $500 The funds derived from We
sale OF tho book viii be used for ,hs
erection Of n now Lntter.dny SAINTS
Historians ofilcc In this city. Ior .us
at THE DESERET NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

WIN Tap York N.in-wo on Parneii and
Lennnrd-MI dInnd JnnnnL

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 Tor a
distance OF over COO feet westerly, II had
been supposed to run more to tho
south. and considerable work had been
done to locate H.
At the Agnes 81 Dana, adjoining the
York north. work has been resumed
after n number OF years idleness. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

Omaha. Dec. id.-Cattlc. receipts "a
Market steady. Native beef steers, ~
p5.20; western steers. i00Gi.75. Tesa,
steers. 3,1bdt.a0. cows and holfcrs ~
IL25; Gamers. e.25aJl 10. stockers and
decentralization, calves. S.00a7,OO.b bulls,
stays. etc. 2.50di0O.
Hogs-receipts. 10000. Market Sc heb.
err. Heavy. 391isGi. O5. mixed. 400
l02is; light. i.O2,sdIiO: pigs. 3sj0i Oi;
bulk Of sales. t00uf02is.
Sheep-Ifcccipta. none. Market steady.
Native muttons. i.s0Gic0: western nut.
tons. iO0mt.3s; stock sheep, 3tQgl'ji
lambs, ae5mb.35,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The approach OF the dividend period
Of various stocks at the end OF the
year and the frat OF the new year. has
had the effect OF bringing the dividend
payers into strong demand, only
few sales are recorded, however. an
holders are generally not willing TO sell
even at the good prices obtalnable.
The feature OF the week was the dec
laratlon OF u special dividend by the
Utah sugar company. when means
that IS ccnuA per share win be distrlb-
utcd ON the s0th. Other companies
which viii pay dividends on the 3Oth
are the Home Fire. Hcbcr j. Grant X
Co. and. the Coop Wagon and Ma
chine Co. The State Bank OF Utah
board OF directors met yesterday and
declared the regular quarterly per
cent dividend payable january 18th.
lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany VIII pay It's regular quarterly
dividend OF the same amount on Janu-
any LIST.
The following are the latest quotations
lu4ul sfueIas
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MIDNIGHT BowERs.
A Com'niite. WIN v,.,.t the Property to
EhamIna IL.

The annual meeting OF the Midnight
Howers Mining Co. was held yesterday
afternoon. at which the following gen.
tlemcn were chosen directors for the
onsulns year, viz; a. Hanauer, A. G.
FMS, l.. ;. Fnrnsworth. w, T., Lynn and
w. u. smith. They VIII shortly meet
ana elect the new officers. The dl.
rectors have decided TO send a COM
mittcc Go the claims TO report upon the
basi methods TO work the property.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the board
Of directors Of the Utah sugar tnin-
lar quarterly dividend Of ~ por sent,
nlsohn extra dividend ~ . per cent
on the capital stock OF the company.
both OF said dividends will BIZ palI ~
my office. Dcsrrct News hulldlnf, sat
Lake Guy. Utah, nocnmber yin is'@
HORACE q. WulTNEl,
sec'y and Treas.
Salt Lake City, Dec. 18th, isSJ.
The stock trnn.fcr books Of tbs
Utnh sugar Company will close at
d. m, ON U,gombsr iith. 1850. aud ~
open on January .nd, ino,
HORACE q. WilrNEl.
scc'y and Treas.
Salt Lake City, Doe. 18th, ls9''
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NEW Y0nK orr,os.
Monday the Day Set for the Payment Of
Ten FER Gent.

Tho option for $4,000 recently secured
on the New York group at Park city
calls for the payment OF 10 per cent
or $4,000. ON Monday the 18th Inst, AZ
which time II the money IL not forth
coming or nm extension grnnted IL will
continue In the hands OF John Green.
Charles McFnll. Mrs. n. V. Roger and
IL. u. Wilson.
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SOLD soRrn MAMnorm STOCK.
A Block of Ts-nt, Thousand share.
Changed U,uds Yesterday.
block of North Mammoth treasury

a block Of North Mammoth treasury
stock was rdny Fold to well
known mining man OF thii city. In ali
~, 900 shares were transferred. the deal
being negotiated by u. O. Wilson. The
amount paid Is not given out but It IL
Fald To be sufilciert 10 enable the North
Mammoth company TO purau. lts dcvel-
opmeni work for more Than ak months
~ which time II II expected that the
tunnel Will be in nearly 400 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

The New York stock market has been
very active during the past week and
investments made now viii be money
makers. Wheat Ia In demand and will
pay to buy for n rise.
II. II. LAWYER & CO.
ali Aucrbach Building.
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SUMMARY OF pp,c,..
CHICAGO mARKrrs

Chicago. Dec. ie.--cat,ie-Roc,,,..
soo. Generally steady Beeyes w
500; cows 9'ooGLS5; hcifers 4 ,S, ~ y.
Gamers. s.oOaaoo. s,ockers s,S nv, !, ~. ~
s,oouteS; Texas grass steers 49,, 49,
I,sas led bccves. A25as.g5. va''
nossnsec.lpA today. giO00. ~.
gay. fo'VVO; left over. 2.IlO. s s'on'
sr aas,i "a nisner, Mixed and butss s
t.25. rough heavy. a.gOi 4 90. ~, ipsu
i.l5; bulk OF saics. 4Os0Its 's"'' fv9g
Shecp-Ecccipta. 10 06o a.
steady. unchanged. Native ,'' en'Aet
ioOnhSbi westerns. i.OOGt 40, , ns,,Il
lambs. ioOub.75; westerns. lSss 1--WE ~
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given that NJ q ineetn nm ~
tho directors OF Copper King Mining ~ ~
pany held On tho 9th day % pccrii, ,,..nt pcr
share wa. levied on tho capital sioih ~ TX
company, payable at once a. W. y M,hake
secretary. Duseret News BUILDING. ~ ..anent
City. Any stock upon which ms ~ ~ ian.
nary, 1860 Will DO delinquent aud nINv' WI =.
for salu ut public auction. and un,s efii,l
ment il made before. will BE- sold on wv ri Al
day Of January, 100, at " O'Clock H. 1eln.
the Office ~ the SECRETARY. 10 pay cr.t Of
aIent assessment, together win tue '"''
advertising aud expense of sale. s.,..,ary.
w. II. MARTIN, ses SGT, Ike
Office. Dcscret Nows bulldlnE' S"'
City, uthh. -
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SAN rmANcIscn .MAnKrr.

San Francisco. Dec. iG.-Wheat quiet;
May LOTS. cash 91h.
Barley no sales. cash barley 20.
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PRODUCE

May wheat ope,ed N eau -.
yesterday at s9uis. and held 49, LOW Nv
some time at the decline on h,',.i .or
asalns' privileges ana some buying ~
,o closc' wheat-eSFi May coz; Julv
Corn-Dcc., s0A. May, o.
oats-Dec.' 2sA; May, gin
Pork--Dcc., $50: May. 1910
Lard-Dcc.. 5.25. May, 5.e5.
Ilibs-Dec.. 5.3sA: NAV. sOa..s,,
Cash: Whcat-No. . red. G7nf,ss y,
red. 6iu61; No. . hard winter 4, ~
hard winter. GiG6iis: No. nor,h w.
spring. G'm6sh No. 2 northern sprlns
c6isIcss. No. ? npring. esds7l "s
carn-No. .. 81. No. .. sOs,.
Ryc--bO. -"
Barley-3GGi
Tlmothy-s5O
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. z .
Knocks out
COLDS
A year ago.

year ago the papers were so full OF
scare lines and cartoons OF Epidemic
Grip. that the local advertisers pro-
tested that people were being fright
encd away from the stores, threatening
the holiday trade. The papers took
the hint and the next day Il was Grip
under control. Grip subsldlng, etc
This veal Grip In quite as prevalent
but the papers are mum.
IL bchoovcs you to carry Vial OF
~ In your pocket. It knocks out the
Grip and breaks up Colds that hang
on"
Manual of all Diseases sent free.
For sale by all druggists. or sent on receipt
81 price. SO. or tive for sion lumphrcys
Homeopathic Medicine Co. Cor. William and
John STREETS. ". v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

have an elegant line OF Music boxes In
All prices. would make fine Xmas
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

NOvelty candy poxes AZ Kolliz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

the close. which forco,
some caves lower tbs. 'ilces down 4.
marks. the industrlais ntevlors ia.
losers. and the railroad. ,lhs heavls,,
wenk. "e' closed W, ~,
chlcngo. Dec. is.-wbea, 49,.
cent lower, corn on In opehed hals
Visions 10 cents lower u.pi'hy, pro.
MAS dull and featurelcss MN market
Mhen, made q gain Of x a r,n,, steady
ing price; and closed stronr ' me opeh.
.osvreu al the close, pol orn re.
weak NJ low point OF the da o'k closed
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BONDS.

Salt Lake city II. II. bonds e. =. i05.00is
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-09
PERSONAL MENr1ON.

G. E. Loomis, of Eugene, is in the city,
G. E. Phelps, of Portland, is regis
tered at the Umatilla
L. Madden, one of Wasco's business
men, is visitor in the city.
G. j. Friend aud G.. F. Guinther came
in from Kingsley yesterday.
w. H. Medcalf arrived in the city last
night from Vancouver to attend the
funeral of bis brother.
J. A. Bennett. travelling man well
known to Dalles people, is in the cit y
in the interest OF mis- company.
Tom Purdv, formerly in the employ OF
J. I. Peters, is in the city today, IN the
interest of the firm be now represents,
Studebaker & Co.. of Portland.
Mrs. Blanche Eckler-Tolmie, who has
been visiting Miss Belle Ecker and Miss
Goldie Amos at the Ladies' Hall in this
city, left for Dayton yesterday.-Walla
Walla Union.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-09
DEEP SNOW IN
MANY PLACES
Heavy Fall, Followed By Rain and Low
er Temperature

LONG CREEK, Feb. S.-Grant county
has in the past few days experienced the
coolest weather known to the earliest
inhabitants. Since Friday night the
thermometer has registered constantly
at from s. to 30' delow zero. Up to this
time the winter had been an excellent
one for stock. Considerable hay had
been fed out, and many who had not
supplied themselves with hay were COM
PEELED to pay exhorbitant prices for the
article, which they did rather than sac
rifice their herds. Should cold weather
continue the loss in Grant county will
be enormous. Sheep and cattle are all
ready beginning to succumb. and it is
impossible to purchase any more hay.