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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
Veteran. Dc..r,,nr Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, sept. .. The fcsiivi'
ties attending the. national cncanp'
mcnt Of the Grand Army of the Re-
public were brought To n close to-day
with the naval pageant ON the Della
ware river. The crowd Is rapidly
diminishing. each outgoing train carry
ing NJ many visitor, and veterans ~ IL
will hold. Thonsands of veterans spcn,
th. day sailing on the Delaware.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

THERE are In the United States ~
state departments Of the Grand Army
of the Republic, with 1889 pests and n
membership Of 3ia,a75 Of the ATS
304 men who saw service in the union
army. i,5i7,O.a are dead. The 'irand
Army OF the Republic was organized,
we believe, In Illinois In 1880.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

Kansas city, Kan, Sept. III. u.
Walker. n farmer who lives near Piper,
sold n part Of his crop, realizing $500
thcrcfrom. lie paid few small debts
aud spent u small sum in the joints
He turned up at home that night. how
ever, without u cent. lie said that he
had about $3.50 when he started home
lie SnYs he Mns robbed.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

OSs OF the features OF the Paris ex.
position next year will be the internn.
tiopai horse show. which will be opened
on September . and last more than u
week. The money to he distributed
among the prize winners IL siiO.0OO
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

ACCORDING To the Washington corrc-
spondencc Of the New York Tribune,
the rural free mail delivery has proven
No popular and gives promise of such n
degree of success that fourth.class post
masters, fearful of the effect on their
business, are organizing Ia defeat tho
appropriation in the next congress
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

Nortonvillc. Kan, Sept. n-Thc
republican judicial convention for
the district comprising jefferson and
jackson counties, met here and after
casting 800 ballots without result nd-
journcd for the day. The candidates
are Charles +. johnson and Cyru,
Ilurr,ll
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
Tuo Youur ,,,rIs Drowne d.

Van i,urcn, Ark, sept. y. Emma
bronson and Ida rarchman. two prom
incnt young ladies we're drowned In
Lees creek, six miles north ~ here,
while out with u picnic party, The
girls were wnding and got hey md their
l.nths
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
s.,. s,.,,.,d. Ar. p.,..cu,,J

Havana, sept. o.-Thc Diaro dc Ia
Marine, cdi,orially says: Matters ARE
going from bad to worse. Unit! re-
emily only IN the interior was the life
II n Spaninrd unsafe. Now Havana is
Incoming the seat of ou'rag.S against
,puniaits.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
p,ou,.r M,..our, Woman dead.

San Diego, Cal, sept. o. Mrs H. A.,
Quarles, OF Paris, Mo, is dead here at
the age Of ~ years. She was one Of
the pioneers of Monroe county, Mo-
Samuel l.. Clemens MARK Twain Is
her nephew and she was u great aunt
of Sol Smith Russell.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
A M,..ourIsn Get. "a Place.

Washington, sept. "a number Of
appointments in the volunteer army
are announced, among them being: Ia
~ irs, lieutenant, james u. i'ouri.
ate first lieutenant Sixth Missouri,
forticth regiment.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

Springfield, Mo-, Sept. ID. l.. Cul-
5cr. the manager Of the local interests
II u big lumber company, says that the
contract for 800, OOO. 900 feet of lumber
'or the Cape To Cairo railway in Africa
ias been actually closed.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

Scdalia, Mo-, Sept q. In the Scdalia
street fair flower parade there were
iaO decorated vehicles aud number Of
horscmcn. The parade required an
hour Ia pass the reviewing stand.
Fully 10000 people viewed the parade.
which was pronounced better aud more
elaborate than the Kansas city car
nival Of last year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
Missouri Pacific

A territorial charter has been grant
cd the Denver e. Oklahoma Central
Railroad company, which purposes to
build a line 500 miles in length from,
Denver, in p southcastcrly direction
through Scott City. Kan. Wagner. J..
r., to Batcsville. Ark. IL is to pass
through the counties Of Woods. Gar
field. KingHshcr, Logan, Payne. Grant,
Oklahoma and Lincoln In Oklahoma.
The companys principal place of busi'
ness will be- at Anthony, Kan. II has
capital stock ot sa.GOO. 600, and the di-
rcctors are u. J.. Wagner, W. =. tade
A. j. Titus and 4. j. Iiecbe. all Of An
thony. Kan, New. Titus. Guthrie, j. A.
Mcl'hcc. clay, and Y. J. Brockaway,
Augusta. The application for the
charter was made in person by Senator
A. J. Titus Of Anthony. The company
Il supposed to be Missouri Pacific
Railroad company enterprise.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
tompany q Mastered 1n.

Major Boynton OF Kingfisher has
mustered in Company {, Oklahoma
National Guard, at Mcdford. with the
following officers Captain, Fred Van.
dcrbrrg: first Lieutenant. Frank l..
Pyle: second lieutenant, John e. Ring.
ner.
The colonel has designated the com.
panics to form battalions rs follows:
First battalion: Companies B. Chan
dlcr: r.. Pawncc: +. Shawnee; Lieu
tenant Colonel Hoffman commanding.
Second battalion: Companies e, Med
ford; X, Enid q, Kingfsher; Major
ioynton commanding. Third battal-
ion: Companies A, Guthrie: I, New
kirk; %, ponca city; Major Mc'Anhis
COMMANDING
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

In spite Of the Dreyfus affair and the
strong anti.semitic agitation In France
the French army has about 300 Jewish
officers, among them bripadicr gencr-
Ais and even generals Of divisions.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

A FRENCH professor ia said TO hr the
owner Of a collection OF Vao heads
representing the various known races
Of people on the globe.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
CURRENT COMMENT.

TEE finest country home in America
Il that owned by GEORGE w. Wander
bilt, two miles east of Ashvilie, y. T.
and cost sS. 600, 900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
OLishom. ,.s,ns Season.

The time OF the year which the MIN
rod enjoys Is at hand Under the game
law passed by the last Oklahoma legis
laturc hunters can use their firearms
during the following SEASONS: Prairie
chickens and wild turkeys between
September | and January 1; quail. be-
tween October and February /; plover
and dove, between August | and DE.
ccinber 81. On conviction, offenders are
to he punished by fine of s23 to 500.
Pheasants can he hunted only in the
month of December and not until De-
cember Of next year.
The new act declares II TO be unlaw.
ful to catch fish with gig or spear,
net, seine, gun or trap OF any kind"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

CAREFUL estimates Of the next cen
.,s of the United states give n popula'
tion Of T5.OOO,0Oo, without counting
new island possessions. The figures ,n ~
is,O were about $4,000, Ooo. In weaith
the country has advanced even more ,''
rnpidly. An aggregate Of $4,000 ooo,
600 Is expected, AN increase since isvo
OF s4S, 900, o00, ,00o. The wealth OF TINS
country will be shown to be double
that Of Great Britain, the next riches.
nation In the world. No other period
In history has witnessed ms great an
industrial and business development as
the last decade, and the United states
/. Leads this list by an immeuss margin
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

An Indiana jury. In assessing dam.
ages In suit brought by the father Of
a boy who had been drowned In n sew
or. awarded s5D9o3. The jury figured
In this way: From 10 10 years old the
child would bc able 10 make ~ cents
week. During that period !, would
cost ~ cents week Ia keep H. From
10 10 4. Il would make 10 cents week,
and Il would cost si.ao 10 kccpit. From
4. TO Il IL could make ~ week nnt
the living cost would he -. From u
10 is Il could make 81 n week. nnd TN
living cost would bc s..ib From ~ u
oi n ,ould make ~ n week, aud th'
living cost would bc 81.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

Farmers are flocking TO Oklahoma
from Illinois and Iowa To escape the
curse of an all corn cropping; from
Texns TO be rid OF the all cotton curse;
and from the Dnkotas To And some
thing better than all wheat. They can
grow a small amount Of each OF the
great staple crops here In Oklahoma
and become prosperous. Okla. City
Times-J Journal.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14
Huptist College.

An exchange says: "The I,nptis,
college committee appointed to locat,
the Baptist college met ut III Reno ana
agreed to submit u proposition 10 the
towns of the territory. The propo-
sition Is that the towns which want To
secure the college, shall submit to the
committee before October !, just what
each will give by way of donation. The
committee will then meet Immediately y
and canvass the bids The town offer
ing the best inducements will get the
college
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-09-14

The Japanese government has de-
cided to supply all infantry brigades
with machine guns. The orders for
the artillery have been placed In En-
gland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

Of hauling ore from the Centennial
Eureka.
The Freed group Of copper claims on
Antelope island are suid TO- b. impr0V-
ing ln appearance.
Mcfars. Virtue aud Brown are re-
ported 70 have secured an option on the
Bryan group of claims ut Alta.
The new within at the Planetary ls in
plaoe aud sinking has been resumed.
The shaft ~ now down 100 feet
-Four cars 81 ore from the United
states Mining company were reported
ON the market today
superintendent Joseph Beck. of the
Aetna. at HALEY. IDA. reports the mine
improving. Shipments VIII be sent out
shortly
Tffty foot n tunnoling has been CONE
pletcd out N contract Tor ~ foot
recently let BY the Ben Butler manage
meut
good body Of ore f. In sight In the
Hercules aud work iH said 20 be going
forward rapidly
twenty-five men arr nt present on
The payrolls Of the Eagic and Blue
Bcli.
The work u taking out ore at the
Pride Of America. locnted In Alta ANA
leuHed by William Doll. VIII be COM
mencrd az once.
charlie Hyde has purchased q within
IN town which h. intends placing ON
his Little Eva property ON MI Nebo'
Manager 6. u. MARYLAND NJ the conk-
liu Sampler. viii seek Hrclusion near
sprlngvllle tomorrow.
The taylor. Brunion Sampler reported
10 cara from Tlnlc today from
stockton. Z from Frisco and 4 from
bingham
San Francisco Post; A. II. Bemlf.
"a mining engineer from Salt Lake, IL
90 CISCO looking after the Interests %
salt Lake capitalists IN Meadow Lake
properties.
De In Mar Messenger A. q. liast
OF stntcliue has succeeded iu ngnuluk
the HomsHtnko mine ut Deer Lodge Tor
s1OOOO too R. g. Lund Work o. 90
commence Immediately while the hfal
payment is to be- made WITHIN ninety
days.
william j. Gray. the well known
mechanic. has returned from siiNcr
CIV. where be- has been working on tue
installation 90 holHt1 upon me Fliey
Hpd silver PARK Mt Gray leaves Co.
morrow FOR Idaho. lie cNp'cH 20 pu'
IN a compressor ne the Mllcher mine.
Ida. loo which Nat White ana T"d
inngford are interested.
pepyer Republicans 4. T. ADAMS
manager Of the Golden Dream Minlnr
company. opening lu the hlur Noun
niua of utah. IL in Denver iur VIZ
purporr 81 buying milling machinery 90
! trg1t hla ores. ite win put in Hunting
ton mills and settling pans. experiment,
having shown that though much uI
the gold iH rusty. ur COATED WIN ul
aoulr. when put through grinding pans
l N5 pef cent of II can D." saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
Mammoth Posts a Dividend Of Ten
Cents a Share.
IT WILL LIKELY CONTINUE.
Forty Thousand Payable on August
tine Tesora New Incor-
poration.

The Mammoth has once more fallen
iu line with public expectation. II ap.
pears as " tho umorcd statement of
President Mcintyro. that the Mammoth
viii continue Co turn out regular diyi.
dends In the future. Is destined 10 be-
come verified fact
AZ o. meeting u the directors held
too late Tor press yesterday afternoon.
q dividend or 10 cents share. or $40
oo0 was posted. payable ON August }.
THE books will close July 90
This company distributed dividend
of $4,000 last month. ana The 10000
now posted will bring the total diyl-
dends paid To date Co ufoooo, o.
prIucely sum,
a gentleman, wen acquainted In min
Ing circles. said today there ~ little
doubt in hls mind that the Mammoth
WlIl Boz heard from regularly in the fu.
turo. ilp 10 confident the mine can
Boz made tp pay more than $1,000 q
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

The Tcsora VIII ship ore within 30
days Such was the statement Of
Manager uUdson today The strike
Just made ia 100 the old Independence
claim. which lH now pnrt of thc group
Average assay returns SHOW the ore to
be worth go ton. There arr two
WORKINGS ON the property. and Air
Hoiron expects ore vii be- shipped
from both places before many weeks.
The strike reported In that OF nice
body OF ore The management purtlc-
ulufly rejoice because, owing 10 the
close proximity OF the railroad. the ore
can be- shipped 10 the Hmrltcr for $500
Ia TON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

old. Its capacity Is from $50 gallons o.
1 600 gallons uf water per minute.
course AN adequate supply N water
necessary to force this number or &
Ions. such a supply We obtain Whe
fnkinr water from "a hydranl Mhl.
BE- connected with o. thlrty-inch mN
or one " greater eizei but when SUI
pivinn from less than twenty linen
main. and when q number ~ enEl mes
are connected with the same mhlh.
the engines viii not receive suulcleh'
water Tor their hest performance.
The steam fire engines Of today Wlll
throw "a one and half inch stream
into window from eighty-nyc TO one
hundred feet above the ground. using
H. own hose and standing lnsfront OK
IN. building 10 that power Dr. nprhti
60 a steel fhree-lnrh atanu-plpr. DO MlN
force water 90 a point higher than any
NJ our tall huildings-this ~ 10 say. ll
the neighborhOod Of three hundred nnd
nfty feet
10 hold these streams In front Of
building. pipe holders are Ecucfhlll
used. consisting OF long socket where
iu the hose iH strapped, with a lever
reaching and resting ON uio Erouhu'
with this aid. when the hose is c1nfgci J.,
one person can hold u with ease but
ln enc old days IL required dozen mes
90 perform what can nov easily h'
dome by child Hugh bonner 10
Frank Losllc's Popular Monthly ior
JuiN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
PAPAL COSCLAyE.

when tho seventy cardinals are as
rcmbled lu the great gallery ID brick
iaycr wallis up nll doors save one, ANA
in turn the Windows. leaving ~ the
tor Of the latter one or two panes 60
impart "a dim religious llght 10 lh' ln-
terror
The next morning the master uf cerc.
monica rings "a bell nt the entrance OF
each cell and repeats the summons hni
nn hour later ~ mine he rlnEa the
third time. crying. To chapel my
lords" Then the cardinals, fully vest.
"a. with their scarlet beretto, attended
by thelr cuncluvisia ur chnplninf, W1fch
10 the Pauline chapel. where mass is
sung hy tho dean OF tile Sacred college.
ATtrf rervics In the chapel cphes break
inst. following which their cmincncea.
In unaaocka only. proceed o. the SiNuh'
chapel 20 prepare Tor the irHt scrutiny
The chief feature of this function D. the
casting N paper ballot " peculiar
design. called n schedule.
When the count OF the schedules
shows TINT no election has been
reached the papers are gathered to-
eether. and being put with some straw
la a grating loo the fireplace, are SET on
IRE. Tho Hmosr issuing from m"
chimney top Informs the watchers OUT
side that 900 choice has been made.
This ~ the celebrated hlHUhlA W
which an much has been written ana
concerning which so many wugcra have
boon made
An thingH come Co an end, and fo u
IH with % pup1l CuucluNy. Political
intrigue. differences aud jeuluuHlcH
AMONG the cardinals. nn honest Incrru-
tude uH Co.. who BE- me best one o. vote
Tor. mas urllUng nu election, but in
due time the question DO settled ana q
new occupant hencrturth sits un 81
Peters throne. Then according tu
custom. tine senior cardinal deacon goes
TO "a window aud announces Co th0
people assembled below 'papum huhc
mus, I'VE hnse a p0pu.' the Mul'
lorymeu on watch lt castle Angelo rc'
csivs the signal and dire their guns
| the workWou 900 &c. Peters. hearing
/ them. tear down the wall which closed
] up the entry fu the great balcony th'
new pontln steps out. and gives hu
first benrdlctiun Go un rNprriant world
"urbi ~ Orhi.' nud the strain whici
has sorcly tried. prfchnncv ngOnizgd thl
assembled cnrdIunlate, ~ uyer.-Fruu
uu article ON Pope Makers and Pope
Making In Snlt culture Tor July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER GON
LEAD, Si.B5
CASTING COPPER. 1875

The loading up u small stocks ln
anticipation of fall advances seems 60
be- going on rapidly just now MID
night Boweg participated heavily
again today at about so cents. Mnn'
haitian found buyers nt p and liorru-
ics was traded In at 6t cents. Golden
Eagle sold ut5H. bowers Extension
was heard from ut s and Emerald Gee
apondcd with 800 nt iOA, hoston-pt
La Mar was In demand at cent
Daisy was nrmcr than for several
days past. selling nt %, Lower Mann
moth and Pctro strengthened up. the
former 10 sGis. the latter 60 20.
Mammoth sold at 500 and declined
10 tgoiis before the call closed.
Northern Light was In pretty good
form. bringing na high nH On, while
south Swansea sold At ti.7i
fngot brought 90 and % caused 5000
Showers Consolidated 60 change hands.
Joe Bowers was stationary,
Closing figures were posted as fol-
intVns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

the natives Of the farming class re-
Ceived an elementary education. while
such as had the means and nsnirod TO
better Instruction. could obtain 90 al
Manila ana In Europe. but the number
% such aHpirunts was M no time large.
The natives q Luznn have ever been
known uH kind-hearted hospltnhle. as
siduoua. easily led and very suporstl-
tloua There are number ~ Fillpino8,
chiefly Tssala anu Mesilzps. ur half
breeds. at Manila md other places IN
Luzon. who might BE- considered na ca
pablo ~ aelf-gpvernment under SAFE
and competent leaders. but ! doubt "
such would exceed onc-half N one per
cent OF the population of the whole
island. This would probably hold good
Tor the other Islands. whore the ma
infliy N the natives either live IN
very primitive state 81 civilization nr
ln practical snvagcry. Aruinnldn and
his diplomatic efniasnrlcu know this %
be 90. and hey further know thlt 70
would require am uncummonly able uud
experienced Statesman ~ form the
Philippine Islands. ln their present
state. into "a union or confederation UNI
der o. republican form NJ ovrfument
with any hope NJ pcrmnuUncy. They
would need strong and Wci-hmnrcd
power behind them iu Keep Them toe
gethcr by force and Co gee that they
hccnme internationally rucugnlzcd.
They know that without such backing
they would not only DO unable 60 gov.
orn the Malnya or Mornr. NJ Mlndnnnn
and the Sulu islanda but the latter
would rise and annlhllnte Agulnaldo'H
power Aguinnldo. even ~ lDft undlH.
iufhcd. and with all the natives Of
LuzOu at his back can never maintain
Filipino republican guvcrnm cn'. -
Major Adnlph q Htudar Nm Frank Les
Hes Popular Monthly Cor July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
VICTORIA AS OPERA SINGER.

An interesting anocdotc. and believed
10 be- little known In America, Il told
" ON occasion when her majesty
queen Victoria. took part with. COM
mon. ordinary vlriuus1 IN O. duet \
famous grand opera company singing
IN London nt the time. was Com.
handed Co appear before the queen nt
Windsor.
Tho aporn selected by hpr majesty
was "Thc Daughter NJ the ReF'ment'
and AynaIey cooke played one of his
best parts. Sergeant Sulplcc.
Tho uuoon asked Mr. Cooke " he
could sling ln the duet Tor Figaro and
Rnsinn. from "rhc barber ~ Seville
aud the singer replied. Yes, Your
Majesty. ! could sing it backward To
which the queen smlllngly said. Very
we'll MI Cooke, you take the part "
Figaro and ! Will sing that NJ RoHna.'
Cooke introduced an the familiar
business done on the stage. smiled ap-
pf1vugly nH the queen sang the norid
music. pulled out hlH watch 90 time
her. aa she sang the long ruuladcs. and
nt the end the ductiHta wtru rewarded
by torrent ct applnuse.-EN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
THE MODERN STEAM FIRE ENGINE

The steam Ere engine NJ today has
Apparently reached almost ltg limit ln
power and capacity j hlH taken prob
ably forty years tn evolve this perfect
result The steam engines ~ u gencr-
atI0n ugu were capable NJ forcing one
stream u greater dlHtlnre than tho
hand engines. but their chief merit cone
sisted iu the fact that they could stay
longer than hand power They have
boon Improved from year 90 year. until
at the present time wn have what iH
considered hy practical men ns the
nurH piece ~ mechanism To- lta class,
now ln existence.
10 American invention entirely. the
glory % this high development ~ due
The engine iH practically perfect and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

The Northern Light Extension is the
name OF new mining company In
corpofntsd Co handle the Patrick Henry
group ~ claims adjoining the Northern
IIght. The capital stock Of the COM
pnny lH divided Into 10000 shares
The officers and incorporates are;
a. Hnnuurr Ir.presiiont. Louis Simon
vice president. -. b. Spencer. treasurer
aud W ~. sherman. secretary
and i. W. Langley. The prop
cfty ~ tho company cpnsiaaa or
three fuil claims which llc contiguous
10 the Zella and silver chief owned
by Walker Bros. both OF which were
once shippers II iF stated that ore
has also been shipped from the old
Patrick Henry group ON which the
new company now intends 10 COM
mence development work at once,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

Omaha. July q. Cattle ReceiptH H.
aO0 Market active. steady native beef
atrerH. as W. 800. western steers, 100
a. 4 60. Texas steers. 300 az AS cows
ana hoiferH. 800 % 40. onnnerH, 2.2,
10 800. uockrrH and feeders. $50 20
4 30. calves. 400 "a $50. bulls, stays,
etc. $50 o. teo,
Hos i,ocrlpts 500. Market strong
10 ins higher. Heavy, AgO 10 4.3n,
mixed. 40. 10 ssgisi llght. Al5i e.
t25. pigs. AGO q $50. bulk Of sales.
20 ~ i.2i,
Sheep Receipts. $500 Market slow,
steady ycarlnHH t2i No. A50i western
muttnnH. 90 ~ $50. stock sheep, 800
a. l.g5. lambs 4 30 ~ 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

Gul S. payton has lott foi Nebraska
Tho Paseoc, " stockton reported TO-
day with one car OF ore,
The Horn silver had 4 cars Of ore
on tho market today.
Ton cars of ore from the Mammoth
We're on the market today
Indications are growing better In the
Orient of West Tiutlr.
\ carload OF ore Is reported from the
LILY of Eureka.
A new strike Is reported TO have been
made ln the May Day 80 Tintic.
Work has commenced ON the Burllng-
ton, located In West Tintic,
Rock carrying tin. Is said 90 have
been discovered In Emery county
More teams are 10 be put at the work