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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-23
Ross store.

Ross store.
FoUxD-Jcrsey heller call about five
months old. Very dark with light
nose. Inquire Of John Wilson, Briar
Hill.
Mr. J. G. Ford, OF Ransom, Illinois
h il been In the city several days the
guest OF his brother in.law, j. c. Wilkin-
son.
Don't fail 10 see the metal photograph
frames and handsome mirrors at l.. A.
Henry's. Also "A large assortment vi
medallons
FL. Brecg lr is filling Tom McKenna IS
shoes behind the desk at the Lockwood
during the vacation Of MIR. McKenna.
Buy your sleiges md TOYS where you
can save money at l.. A. Henry's. An
elegant line OF baby cuttrs inst arrived.
Don't forget that l.. a. Henry has the
largest variety OF Christmas presents in
the city at prices that are the lowest.
FoR SALE--A five horse power water
moter IN good condition. Will sell cheap.
Inquire or write The DIAMOND Dull.
Tile person who took the oil can from
before Tuesday next. p. s. GRAFTON.
II you are thinking OF buying violin
or accordion be sure and look over j.
&C.. Wilkinson x Co.'S complete line.
w. w. Weathcrwax, OF Aberdeen
Washington, IL in the city visiting his
daughter, Mrs. A. J.. Flewelling.
Lnrge convcrters have been put up
about town during the week to be used
with the new lighting system.
Miss Henry's place in the Maple Grove
school will be filed by Miss May Maxim
~ Oakland County, Michigan
Kramer Bros company pay special
attention a. htlk frue, Remember the
rtand, the lisnneruHta House.
A botlleof tlr lr.si wine made given
free 20 pnttuus buying one dollar 4
worth at Kramer Bros. Co.
Remember that Kramer Bros keep
the hon ton liquor store oil the city ia
the Bannerlnan House.
Henderson Bros. are selling watches
az right prices for Xmas gifts.
&c. Wilkinson & Co. have received
the finest line OF violins aud accordions
ever shown In the city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-23

Cut strip OF thick paper so that the ends vii
exactly meet when drawn tightly around second
Joint Of the finger Lay one end on this diagram
at the O, and order the number the other enc
indicates.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-23
/" Knickerbocker Watch.

Given for IFS lion
heads and n z-cent
stamp. Neat appear
ing and an excellent
time keeper. solid
nickel-silver case, with ~
ornamental back. ~
Nickel movements. MA.
cscnpeme nt fully ft1
jeweled. The famous NV
TX nickcrbockcr" w
watch. =
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-23

These rings genuine roedgod plate having the exac
appearance qualities Of solid gold and guaranteed D.
the makers last years with ordinary usage New
patterns and very popular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
Samples Near the Surface Assays
II Per Cent Lead,
FINE LOOKING SILVER ORE.


Some very fine looking ore has beon
brought 30 town from The Sew Erie
Mining company claims, which Ne due
west OF the Cpuu hoist in Tintic.
Good specimens of gllona were shown
which were taken from the surface Of
the claims with grass cllngIHg around
them Lead ore b. found near the SUR
face which asHlya "a per cent Very
rich chloride ~ silver ore o. obtained
ut u depth uf 90 feet The vUlu o. about
two foot Wide ut the surface and lW.
proves Zoo uuHIty uH The shaft gets
deeper About 900 sacks uf rich ore are
now ready Tor shipment The stock 10
the company DE- 400 held By six men.
Very little treasury stock hla been sold
and % arons very improbable that any
more will br sold. -Four mfu are az
present employed working 90 tho IN
cline chart whlrh a being run down
0u the ore body The contract for $50
fUHt ~ tunnel work De- NOW being pro-
pnpdpd with. which when completed VIII
Eiyr u 200 foot tunnel and WILL " ~ eN-
uautcl tap the vein nf such depth ua
will give several hundred feet NJ stop
ms ground The samples brought IN
created much enthusiasm among those
who saw them Au were united In
promising % bright future Tor the New
Erie company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

4 Number OF tn. Claim. are Ucttlpg Out
shipping ore,

Jack Bcttcss Is down from Alta and
reports things looking up iu the district
With the activity iu mining all over the
State hu anticipates "a great revival Ia
Alta.
The Montczuma IL reported " be
looking very we'll. a little silver and
lead ore Is being taken out which as
says quite high.
a small part uf the machinery at the
Albion broke, which has delayed the
starting % the pump and hoist II ~
thought all will be uhlpahape In "a few
days.
\ good deal Of work IL being gone on
the Hustler. T. II. clark n supgrin-
tending the operations and copper ore a.
obtained which averages 10 per cent
copper Mr.. johnson o. worrying away
az the Regulator and taking Out ship
ping ore right along
bllly Green 10 chipping some very
nice ore from the city Rocks, This
property contains copper as well Us sill
Yer ana lead, ana IL looking fiuc.
few men are working the Native
Copper mine. Things look very eucour-
aging as assays show the presence VI
copper AZ high az 20 per cent Some
ore Is being taken out % the Frederick.
which seems 90 be- improving
After Just making 70 shipment, the
Grizzly II taking out murr ore. II II
managed by u, e.. Wallace. who was at
one time watcrmuHter IN Salt Lake
city Mr., Buttcss brought down few
choice specimens OF copper ore from
the Florida and Black Copper claims
for which "a future ia predicted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

was found. An analysis Vi the water
has been made by au Eastern expert
and there Is found Just enough mag
nesia In 10 TO make 30 desirable. a
large reservoir will be built i1' ine Two
and-n-half-lnch stream no" H'"lhbi
and u Is possible the coal company WIZ
have water ~ sell 90 the ranehefs oi
the valley below.
Jesse Knight, the millionaire mining
man Of Provo, has been looking over
the various copper prospects 10 the
Dyer district, beyond NgruW ana on tht
colorado line, anu is said TO nave Dee
come heavily Interested there. Among
other Interests he has purchased those
Of Pope Bros. and Huntington ln the
urizzlcy. The latter il o. good prospect
ana carries some high grace orr. 10 tue
same vicinity he has picked up interests
ln utncr properties belonging ~ william
Thomas and A. h. Dennis. 4 large
force of men Will, u b. understood. Do
PUT " work In tue very near future.
J. q. tO0mbs, who halls from boston
ana Who ia credited with being the
moucycd man behind the UId Dyer has
been Out to the property Tor month,
ana u looking after iu person the ttsc-
uuu OF the large umpltgr plant now Nv'
lns erected there, auu whlpn VIII treat
duly forty tons OF the product ui the
mine. This ameitgr was lutgly hauled
100 uy way OF The Union raeiuy railway
ana was carried distance VI eighty
miles, "a road having TO be- cut th0i agh
tn1 timber anu considerable amount
ut grading done iu many places. Forty
miles Of telephone line has been buiit
out lately itOm Ncrual and the bld
Dyer has communication now Win the
outside world Via ftice and the telc-
graph line OF the government A gene
tlgmau in from there today reports "a
large body Of hlEh grade ore Just UNI
covered, which Will Ue hauled out by
wagon 10 the Union iacinc and ahippra
Co tno Hmeltgr ut Denver Tue local
smplter " Tor the low grades only,
There o. said to be- a. the least g1lcu-
latiun 100000 worth uf ore BOO Hisnt in
the property which has made Practical
~ 800 shipments since the HmultUr was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

It Take. Control Of suuuy'lde Coal Mine
In Utah,

There are az the present time about
100 miners ut work 10 the new coal
cnmp 90 Whitmorc canyon forty miles
east uf here, and which ~ 20 be known
us suunysiit and which r. being de-
yrlopgd by Denver aud RIO lrandc,
burlington and Rio Grludo western
rrn capital says the Price correspond
ont VI the Denver News, This
force is soon TO be Increased,
ln fact. will bee Just as soon aa
SOME moro mules Tor underground work
can be- gotten into the camp, The men
are WORKING plght-hOur shifts under the
direction of Mt Robert FORESTER. man
ngyr. who is wanting more miners "
practical experience. Preparations are
going ahead for the construction ot 100
tn POO coke ovens. the product from
which has already found market TO
tho pNtrut on over 200 tons Day ABOUT
half uf it going 90 California, ana the
remainder Go big gns plant Ia salt
Lake GlJy, while some VIII later on ind
Ia market az the various smelling plants
boo colorado. Two PUMPING plants have
been Installed and the company is now
taking out coal az depth Of 400 feet
and back into the mountain about goo
feet where uu immense body ~ water
has been encountered, which IL worth
40 least 10000 90 the company for this
latter amount is the price asked by a
gentleman who controls the water
rights in the canyon ana with whom
the company has been figuring up To the
time tho hody % water In the mines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

70 cars from Tinuc and 6 from the
The Bunker nm will market 60 tons
month
Eleven cars from Tintlc and from
bingham were at the Conklin sampler
today
J w. Nelll superintendent Of the
United stnies mining company IL back
from Butte
STEADY Improvement IN the Massa-
chusetH continues 10 appear Us the
work progresses.
The Malvern at Sunshine Is said 10
De looking better than OF any time In
the history Of rs development
Today's cyanide shipments Included
about 60 pounds from the MorCur and
about 900 pounds from the ucyser-
Recent development work on the
olympia group IN Bingham ~ said
90 have uncovered an s-f0Ot vein Of
good ore
Charles Van Aistine says the Buffalo
Hump country IL nntteuing out lie Is
more favotnbiy impressed than ever
With the opportunities Afforded In Utah.
Tho crushcrs at the Ely mine. Ne
vnda. are working on orps that show
l.2 20 i25 IN sold. An analysis. recent.
IS made shows only ~ cents in free
gold. on this showing the whole Will
De put through the teaching plant and
the FIRST shipment Of cynnlieg viii be
here IL ls said. In a Tow weeks.
j. n. stalllngs arrived from the Tes-
ora this morning He brought q NUM-
her ~ ore samples With him, some u
which gives iGi ounces sivor &c ounces
gold. SO per cent copper and 1913 per
cent Iron. Two cars of TcHDrl orr were
loaded yesterday and were 10 be-
9hlrped today Everything Is looking
we'll no the mine.
Boise Statesman: Harry ". Ryan u
HALEY. who. with Aqulll1 Srhekor and
others. ia developing the CnmaH so. I
gold mine ou the Haley gold belt has
projected % power plant tp supply all
the district. His plan be- 90 take water
from Wood river Tor the generation Of
electricity He estimates that "a plant
sufficient FOR all present and prospective
demands can De put 90 Tor 100000.
The Day's business On change.
4 total ~ g74Oo shares were sold on
the exchange today Tor i2is3i.i5,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
SELLS TODAY FOR 1897.
naisy weaker - retro Moving Up
AuaIn Joe Howers Dcciines-
Mammoth Active az sl'iO'
TOOAYS METALS:
SILVER CO.'S
LEAD, Sk35
CASTING COPPER IL.

The feature Of the exchange today
10 yesterday. was the shrinkngo ln
Grand Central. owing. q D. stated. TO
rumora 81 an approaching cut between
that company and the Mammoth ny
one prominent mining man 10 wa, .lll
that the ore body Dr. plnchinE anu ihhi
the falling On In this heretofore iAN"I'
lie stock. was the inevitable cuh.e-
qucnco whatever the cause may 70
the fact remains that tho stock lH oI-
forod from the inside and sold iudtN
al 81 ssts. Daisy waH also much weak
or. selling az 2sH. Mammoth 500 a.,
s21O Northern Light reached So ~
its backward course today ana Joe
Dowera fell on 10 1914. Pctro SOLD
down 10 90 while Tctro went UP !"
12t..
Eagle sold at q. Lower Mammoth az
4tig. showers Con. nt %, BOwuH ts'
tension at So, lnternnuohnl ht e'1.
Manhattan at q. Midnight bowcra az
A. Monarch at y. and Boston ~ In
Mar at ~. Ben Butler went ut M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Joseph u, DcLnmnr OF New York.
has brought suit IN the Federal court
against the ppLumar Mining company
limited. FOR infringing upon and using
the formers patent for extracting gold
from low grade ore after the same has
boon treated by cyanide of potassium.
prt.umar claims Ownership of the
patent. granted IN iNyS TO Martin H..
Wuldstpiu, which patent covers the
use OF zinc dust, made from zine and
zinc oxide IN prccipit1tlng tho precious
metal after tho cyanide has done It's
work
The pyLumur Mining company have
treated 1900 tons OF ore by this pro-
cess. sp the plaintiff alleges. and he
vans 81 per ton Royalty thereon, He
also asks the court 90 treble the
amount us damages Boise Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

BOSTON. Aug l6-Thc American wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tumur-
row 1.-THE wool market has slowed up
somewhat during the past week ll-
though thU volume OF business has
reached a very good figure. Two fac
tors have been ut work The wool
merchants have been busuy engaged iu
receiving grading and delivering wool
and have had lpfs time than usual 90
think about Affecting now transactions.
ON thr other hand, manufacturers have
been more intent ou their vacations
than upon oularging their holdings uf
raw material
Travelling statesmen for the wool
houses report that Doe Innumorthlc In
stances they have been unable to md
min prupuetors the latter being away
ut the HpuEhuTv or mountains, The
buying has lately been largely OF "a
h1ui-tu-Wuuth character although
there have been several instances NJ
transactions Of considerable magnl-
tuip.
"Thc sales of tho week IN Boston
amounted tD b3t6.uUp pounds domestic
and 10000 pounds foreign making %
total of i.Ag6 900 against total uf 6Ngl, -
600 for the previous week and U total %
@ rgG 900 Cor the corresponding week last
year Sales since January /, 1893
amounted to l75N1i 900 pounds against
1tgg35lO pounds last year az this time"
=---@s
"Get your Purple un'-Elks Purple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

More ore II coming 10 hand than can
be- accommodated by the three Ger
mania and two Mingu stacks In blast.
and the large stack being added 10 tho
GCrmnnia ~ Furrly needed with the
Denver and Pueblo smcltcrios closed
considerable Utah ore ~ shipped 20
Omaha and Argentine. while several
cunHlgnmcnta ury going To Great Falls.
Mont. on August 1T there were enough
furnaces In blast 10 take care OF the
output ana several large shippers were
told TO Curtuil production Locally
there ~ an over supply OF smcltcr pro-
ducts,bnve pyrltIc, which formerly came
from BIngham-thc United States not
shipping from ~ three mincs.-Engln-
ering and Mining Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Omaha. Aug. -Cuttlc-itccelpts.
1900. Market duli. weak Nntlyc beef
steers. $50 a. 6s5; western steers. 400
a. 400: Texas steers $500 ~ iiO, cows
and hoifers, 500 20 $50, Gamers, $50 W
calves. 400 20 G,2j, bulls. stays. etc,
$50 10 ago.
Hogs Receipts. $500. Market 9 u lOc
higher. Heavy ilO u $50. mixed, AS
u 400, light Al5 10 t55. pigs, 315 a.
400, bulk ~ sales, Al5 % $50.
sheep = Receipts, none Market
steady, ycarllngs. $50 u llO. western
muttuns, 800 20 $3.50. stoCkcra, $50 o.
AIS. lambs, 400 u 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

\ Sew Compressor rlan, Has been In.
stalled.

Tho Molchor group which was listed
on the SHIT Lake stock exchange Tor the
Greek lu NuHHin county. Idaho. The
group consists OF eighteen claims. which
are being worked under the Huperlu-
tendency uf r. ~ LuugfOrd. who n also
president ~ the company sam Mcln-
tyre ls vice president ~ tho company
and his brother William M0intyro II
tunnel o. being driven which 10 IN OK
ptgtcd viii cut the vein ut great depth
and open up large bodies Of ore.
which the property gives every lndicu-
tion Of containing \ new compressor
plant has been recently Installed and
things look favorable, 70 ~ said. Tor the
made from tho property which amount
ed 10 about $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
BEARS TRY AT 1T AGAIN.
Attempt 10 Dsprss Prices in Wall Street
Today
Move Was Not successful 60 Any
Great ENtent-Priccs Ruled
Higher.

Sew York. Aug. is.-Tho Industrial
stocks were almost wholly obscurcI at
the opening Of the stock market By the
active demand at advancing prices for
railroad stocks. G.. d. q Q. which
uold cx-diyldcnd Of "a per cent almost
Immediately recovered. Sharp fruc-
t.onul gains were general throughout.
Some OF the sympathetic strength was
Impaired 60 tho induatr.nll By the
uuuyuncy OF rnilwayH and sugar ana
brooklyn transit ru1a sharply Small
additional Tnlns were made in the ace
tive shares. Southern Pacific tuutulug
iOt.. and Louisville ~ Union Pacific
and Minneapolis ana 81 Louis CONE
mon were very strong The latter muks
lnE uu rNtrcmr raise % g.. Tho
higher level OF prices Invited realizing
by tho traders and short lines were
put out boz sugar brooklyn Transit and
the tObaCooU. which lowered them %
point burlington lost o. initial rise
and sharp fractional reactions occurred
ln other railroad stocks Hualu'HH was
on very large scale and widely dis
tuuitc1 Prices hardened again toe
wards the end OF tho hour About
bears renewed their ATTEMPTS TO dee
press prices. HugHr Metropolitan Street
railway and Southern preferred, yield
ed about 10 point An active demand
Tor Northern Pacific then lIftnd DC allow"
fi The HruuEUrf were forced up Co
the best ana many NJ the low priced
stocks responded Sugar reached LOO
ut noon. There was extensive buying
NJ the speculative mortgages.
Large blocks OF Southern Pacific g.
were taken around So the record
price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Director. Meet aud Eisct John Dcrn a.
President,

The now board NJ directors Of She Joe
Bowers Mining company have met and
elected the following officers who Will
serve the company during the follow
Ing year John pyru will serve ua
president H. u. Jones as vice prrsi-
don't ana ", 4. Lynn us secretary and
treasurer These officers with J. A.
THROWN, y. A. Wall ana W. II. Dick
son comprise the directorate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens ftot-Ease. powder Tor The feet. 10
cures painful. swollen. smartinR. nervolstect
and lnstantlY takes the sting out u curns
and bun.0ns It. the grcatest comfort dis
enyefy ~ the agn. Alons root haso naseei
cure Tor sweating GALLONS and hot. tired,
achlnF feet Try d 10 day Sold by all drug
rists and shoe stores. ny nal Tor &c In stamps
Trial package FREE Address Allen "A
Olmsted. fYe koT. ". Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
STRIKE rs inr LryANr
Upwards OF Eleven ounce. Gold Forty
Iight Ounces SILVER.

News reached town yesterday after
noon that the strike lu the LevHut
claims 100 carr Fork. bingham. r. prov
lur up woll AsHay returns show ~
ounces sold and a. ounces silver. TIL.
values were Unexpectedly disclosed 10
tha tunnel through guyu.ln. which
took ulrU Hpur time AGO. a tunnel hoe
been put No. about gii fart and from all
that Dlu hc learned work has NOT been
pushed un the Cl1iUH Tor some limo
past. Tho property lH owned hy Gov
prnur Wells and Eh0r Case Mr. Case
Will leave Cor the scene OF the strike iu
"a day or two. ut which timH the rich
sold bearing rock will bee more
thur0urhIy sampled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
rhs r,ehanse I'M 90 Meel romorrow

There will be- no meeting " the Salt
Lake stock exchange tomorrow The
holiday VIII be- faithfully observed by
the members OF the oNNangc Witness
lnr the arrival % the Utah boys and
Joining Ia the general welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
cuicAoo MAHKTIs.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug 1N-HUTF =RnrulptH.
1900 tomorrow 1900. toe over. a.,as.
Market fully 5c higher. mixed aud
butchers. Alluls5. good heavy t.5jH
t.sfhs rough heavy, i.lsuiiQ, light
i.55ui.eO.
Cattle Receipts. 1900. Market steady,
brcvpH. t.d0uG. 80. cows and haItgrH, 200
$500. Texas steers. $500 as. utockgrs
and feeders. 3,25ui,si.
sheep Receipts 1000. Market steady,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Chicago. Aug ls-Wheat was strong
today September started ut a. 20 q.
and before u o'clock was selling ut 20.
close. whcut-scpt, ilA "a =; Dec.
3JH
Corn--Aug. 3ib: Sept. %.
Onts-Aug 20is. Sept. 1875 % 20,
pork-Aug. s82is: = Hpt Na2ia.
1hrd-Aug. and Sept. jg2is.
RlbH-Aug. 51O. Sept. go ~ 5l2h.
Cash; Whcat-S0 g rcd. tjis. No. o
rcd. az % 52h. No. 3 hard winter. 90
o. 20. No. . hard winter. Gs % 90. No.
northern spring. ~ 10 "a. No. 2 do, ~ U
y No. spring % ID 1iL
Coru-N0. .. 3iL. No. o. JiI,
OluH-No. g, a u "a, No. 3. a.
Flnga-i.0its.
Llrlcy=3l to 40.
Nye=G2A
Tlmothy-25l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

on Sunday, August goth tho Rio
Grnnde Western railway will operate
"a mining excursion 20 the rintic Dis
tHrt leaving Salt Lake Guy by special
train nt 500 a. m, Return special viii
leave silver city al $3.50 9. M. Mann
moth 4;i5 y. M. and Eureka 800 3. M,
Fare s. 10 round trip from Salt Lave
city and 81 90 from Utah COUNTY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

New York, Aug. is.-Moncy ON call
nor laily at 2gul pcr cent Prime
mercantile paper iaul
sterling exchange steady with actual
business 100 baukrrH bills nt i.s6aul
for demand aud 4 .N-Aut. SO Tor 90 days,
posted rates. 4.s3iaui.bi and i.bilst
commercial bills, tsii4uA,
silver syrtincutcs, C0huGlh.
bar silver tl'a.
Mexican dollars. g.
Governments easier. 20 rrF, i.00isj
80 reg. and coupon, l.Usla, now g. reg.
and coupon, i,30i old fH rvEY l.i2ist
do, coupon, i.i3. o. reg, uui coupon,
l,llh,
SUGAR.
New York, Aug ls.-suFnr-iluw firm
and held higher, refined ntm, fair
truup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
TO MEET THE VOLUNTEERS

Special trains via oregon Short Line
AT 9 ana Z a. M, returning ahead OF
sNs roiurtaers Round trim only 2l.0O,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

CHEAT. HIGH ROLLER MINING
stock. Must be sold, inquire no W.
Second South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
|l:IlII|II}jIfII|
I|a.iEllII:Sl|
~
The Burlington
Holds all Records.

Cleveland.
The fastest time ever made between
Chicago aud Denver IL rs hours and 90
minutes, The burlington made II Feb
runry 10Th, 1897.
The flstest time ever made between
Chicago and Council Bluns IL , hours
anu u minutes, The Burlington made
n February lith, 1899
The fastest time ever made between
Council Hluns aud Chicago is . hours
and 20 minutes. The Burlington made
II January ard 1898.
Two trains a duy lor Omaha, Chicago.
Kansas city and 81 Louls-the Chicago
Special, leaving Denver ut l;sO u. M.
and the Nestibuled Flyer al $3.50 p. IN.
Record breakers, both OF them, like
the line they run over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY

Last fhln leaves Lagoon sundays at
O.m . m. ROUND TRIP. IS GENTS
Olsen's Famous Orchestra IA attsudane,
oVofy afternoon and evening
SIMON nAMBERGER, Gent MEr.
H. w. EARLY. uen'l Pass Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

4 total ~ q. 400 shares were sold on
the exchange today Tor l2LS35.i5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
NATURES NAP

ia n6Iut Hyer M" hnsawakunod from het
winters sleep aud Will soon don hut ahI'as
farb. Her bright sun, stln uindh ahA W.
aust Will fomlud you that you law ~ I'D
About the hrst thing pors9n duee Nn',,d IN
eyes become sensitive 10 tho sun. N,it..n
dust Il 10 rush'tu tho store ana IVY nn"IF
pair OF uuiurod glasses DON ~ ths
remedy.