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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08

safely for hits, with total Of 16 bases,
In the first three innings today Then he
settled down. Magee was batted freely
az all times, while the errors behind him
We're all costly. Brooklyn rallied in the
seventh, winning out by clever team
work. Attendance, 5000. The score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION
Twelve Syracuse Business Men Agree to
Garry Syracuse Club.

Syracuse, NJ Y, July IA dozen SYRIA
cuse business men met with President
Powers of the Eastern League tonight
and formed temporary organization IL
continue base ball here. A COMMITTEES wa .
appointed to solicit subscriptions, and
games will be played beginning tomorrow
with Hartford. -
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S e G o N D G A NJ E T..
ROCHESTER,.
SPRINGFIELD.

Rochester ........9-0 0 o 0 i. r. +. 0 *-S
Springfield ........O 0 0 Of % OIL
Two-base hit, Burke; first base on err
rors, Rochester q double play, O'Hagan
unassisted; struck out, by MeDermott g.
Smith, Shannon 2, McDermott, Campbell
Dolan; first base on balls, off McDermott
3 off Conn 2; left no bases, Rochester 3,
Dolan. Time of game, 155 Umpire,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
PETTlNGER POUNDED.

Rochester, July 1.-THE double-header
aS.Culver field. this afternoon, resulted IN
q brace If wins for Rochester Tba
HTanches found Pettinger early in The
lint game and were never headed Oar.
iinH work on the bases gave Bucks men
the second game The scores:
FIRST G FAME
4D DnGITEcnrrr
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
WINS His OWN GAME,

Toronto, July 7.--Williams won the game
for Toronto today by pitching well and
making timely hit in the ninth, when
Rothfuss was on second, scoring the win
ming run. The game was a scrappy one
from the beginning. Score:
top nNr,un
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
COLONIES IMPROVING.

Louisville, July THE Colonies made it
three straight from the Reds today Brei-
tenstein was batted hard in the first three
innings Attendance 1000. Score:
LOUISVILLE
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08

Earned runs. Pittsburg 5, Chicago l.;
two-base hit Ely; three-base hits, Bow
erman Green; home run, Green; sacrifice
hit. Ely 2; stolen bases, Donovan, Green;
double plays, Bowerman Ely and Bower
man, Demontreville. Mccormick and
Everett; first base on balls, off Tame
hill |; struck out, by Tannehill 2, by
Garvin e. Time of game, 1.35. Umpires,
SWartWood and Hunt
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAM ES TODAY.

WOrcester at Montreal; Providence at
Toronto; Springfield at Rochester,,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08

JOHNNY know how corned beef is
made, now, grandpa.
Grandpa--How?
Johnny-I saw the man giving the COWS
rock salt.-Brooklyn Life.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
TORONTO.
PROVIDENCE


Toronto .............0 0 2 0 0 Ia
Prpvidence a4,3 $50 90 0 Q / o.
Stolen bases. Cassidy, Walters; two
base hit, Rothfuss; three-base hit, Leahy;
double plays, Williams to Beaumont to
smith, Smith to Roat to Beaumont; first
on balls, off Williams l, off Braun l; hit
py pitched ball, Cassidy; struck out, by
Williams. 2 by Braun 2; wild pitch,
Braun; left on bases, Toronto s, Provi-
dence 6. Time 1.50 Earned runs. To-
ronto 2. Umpire, Doescher. Attendance
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cHEsBRo GOES TO PITTsBURe.

Philadelphia, July 7.-Manager Wells
of the Richmond club, Of the Atlantic
League, who is now here, today sold
Pitcher Chesbro to the Pittsburg club for
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08

To some people milk and even eggs
are indigestble. When eaten with
shredded wheat biscuit the difficulty is
overcome. All are natural fools.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
Champions Gave Gotham.
ties a Neat Trimming
Down.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston So New York B.
Pittsburg a; Chicago O.
Washington 4; Baltimore 3.
Brooklyn 8; Philadelphia z.
Louisville g; Cincinnati, 3.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
CINCINNATI.

CIncIHHaU ''''''..'1U q 0 Q Pa
Earned runs. Louisville 4, Cincinnati 8;
stolen bases Wagner Clarke two-base
three-base hit Wagner; sacrifice hi
Hoy; first base on balls, off Dowlfne D
off Breitenstein 1; struck out, by Dowiing
l, by Breitenstein 4; double play, Breiten.
stein and Vaughn; passed ball, Wood f.
left on bases, Louisville 8, Cincinnati a.
Time, 1.50. Umpres, Gaffney and La
than.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08

The best pills I ever used are
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
GLORIOUS FINISH.
Worcester Makes a
Final Rally in the
Twelfth.
McQUAID'S WORK ROCKY.
Rochester Takes Double
Header From the Spay-
med Ponies.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,

worcester 6, Montreal A.
Rochester 3, Springfield
Rochester s. Springfield
Toronto 3; Providence
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ROCHESTER,,
SPRINGFIELD.

fHfe11ffs'S ''.'..-.'....,.. .S0 s23 IL 3
z3Rfke out, hit by a batted ball
ser .s.....,.. $50 10 IS
~ss,.o 90 o 0 0 oil
Barclay, Becker, Lush,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

Rasmus Rasmusieu. Con ai
pans Rasmusisn Der / gpsa. og ganra
9arian. 8atter At Simon garieu. 0uam
blspf / Cotsoags ast.piebe / ben panife
Rirfe 0fum. Qoitor 81. @aritn tale
"a iogreta9s 9ilieg. @a itrr Staye
@aasr pars Ill steee.
6 Is. Qteree ct Zen betsnete
lsosaee For6aa6Isr Al cue sla8s @teb.
lsr. SsngsHtole % 01aorasisr, Barrie
vogue q. D.. oaa oil iaIge biaiseFe
eno / itots 6uie NAB giimrenoe aaias
Logger.
9resreus Suiib ere 6orbauoIt {
at Sterling og Rock Island ranoe e9
tatttbe 8ingtromler - tiuige 6larttat
tsoe ainetromlsr
3 1esb1gs bo.otss ipscisIt GaIg
ouaaoguee ~llbngoelieu I'll It 9slob Al
So 900 III OpisreIIe og @o5Isgins At
{ 9siitoIe5qsnmg 5er i 9geu. 22s
ftsmte for. 1875 imoo.
81 pnlfe bin 6au6sI. 9i piar
prone at paaifsnue ben ueb at f~ortiens
zen. @a usIalfreos 9antt q oog
6rpo. Blair Shoe Store.
IS. IS Pisfes. 1ssbsl os gigtiis.
uoialg. 8egraesNsr 5siorses.
L 8rsorsne Smii9 oe 5%or6anotas
af Canton Il Avery = Sterling
Rock Island og Hoosier Corn Plant
grqfsrne 9. 3. G5rihiaaftu. &.
Noibiaieu % 81. anter aiia9ts os Il
gsieg / 1trsoa9s.
- Gnbuer, osr mobtagsr Il Gtssmp.a1
al bette Drummer at .SauRaune mar.
tet Sample Copy Ton irgst bebol0e
BET uoeu Al UarG beHgs for noget Rrap.
breD osrtor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
SaO in0cn beOra0e Ot0 Il

meO ben Soc, ct DC oine 8ipe DIG nOatt, mar Nn oil lobe &aret
for uo3le iaa Collars ai Dem. J 6Orretnin9r aiuu inBen nOgt
6off. = inuc maaiie ioa o8 til at tnnie iaa. 9aiOm no8a
tilgor a8 eli @ope mg0 d Srt 5oi % T8er. al Den r ecu 9Onat
paro. IN ie efter. ON 0n u mere enc % 6euis uer0, o. prof
ioa at iammgni &c SQia me0 q SGt Sol ira &lar Clothing
&C. 81 9fts 4fiiff. Iii in u6Tt liter pun. ii I'll aimiaoeiig
$500 aigoning iiaiaemeo III ipiulom Collar .4rient CT lie eli
Smule beore. om net belle iaget iaO 8oD, JON uore $500 alG0
ninarr. gaar on fober al @lar Clothing Co, Uiae ri prone.
at pie Dig, At Oine 4en9e bape gipet 08 mere Oirielig @Groi
9%leoepartr, tuo Oh iunoe iaa no9en anoeu 9ntif her ictI
gt5raifa; % benom oil. naar on iaar bine alGoer ben, ite TIT
Der. at mao on bar iparet n @mac, pl fanne brin9e big el bel
@nnIe @rtienIer. mo lrna 9oiel til6aae 90 iaa oine lenae iaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

2lt ri fife be5goe at IeDe ct @as.
5oerliD Ter / Blair, DiI foritoas, mar
mun berer, at life mincrs enc 10 Pas.
fassrios antOmme og ufsaa buer Dag.
Der er oliiao COB yeilisbso ogIaa for
o8ouferens~ aafere til at nfesgs Os ct
Befeg.
grebrene Gmitb ere 6cfbouolere
al Sandwich Corn Shelters; be bnue
alt, bpab Der f~Orbanblss al aUlsrebs
faber.
On al BIairs tioIisere 5nobpsssre.
SO. o.. gonsn, fem nu leDsos Omaba,
brabte iis isIu | 9srbuss. 5inauciels
Nfjarer fises at baus rarst adriassn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
pREPARNrION For ORcnARp

In preparing ground for orchard
planting. I would either summer fallow
u the year previous to planting the or
chard or plant u to some cultivated
crop. such ns corn or potatoes. explains
y. Cooper. IN Minnesota Horticultural.
! would let no foul weeds or grass go
10 seed on the ground Keep the ground
thoroughly cultivated TO Insure mois-
turo. and pillow the following spring. and
follow the pillow with a subsoilor 90 well
break up the ground deeply thus giving
n good chance Tor the growing trees 10
root deep. and also for the ground TO
hold and contribute moisture Tor them.
The ground SHOULD b. thoroughly har-
rnwcd and kept mellow the nrat year
after planting
1 do not think u advisable go plant
any crop The nrst year IN newly plant
I'd orchard ln our locality, uH one can
attend TO on orchard and keen % IN
much better condition ~ there is moth
ing planted between the rows Of trrca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Cleanliness ~ a prime requisite from
the drawing OF the milk TO the finished
product when the slightest odor Is
porccptlbic about any milk uten-ii. II
r. unolcan. when "a white cloth rubbed
colorcd. neither bowl nor paddle b.
cnlorod. neither Rowl nor padded a.
clean. Both can be- Kept Immaculate
with frequent securing with rather
coarse salt Butter and buttormllk Will
work into the cruaks and n wooden bowl
and In little time Il will swarm with
bacteria. Tin milk pals ARE often I'm.
perfectly Holdercd around the top, OF
where the bail IN attached. MIX VIII
end H. way into the smallest crev-
Zee or seam. and 900 time 10 will bee
come tainted. when the tin iH worn on
from pans the rough surface harbors
microbes,
An milk utensils should nrat be-
washed with cold. then with warm wat-
or and lastly rinrcd with boiling water.
when very hot water u used iirHt.n very
thin Aim OF milk o. deposited un the sur
face. ana after repeated wuahinrs n
substance forms on the iin. upon which
neither soap nor soda has any eject n
long neglected. securing with salt or
sand viii not wholly remove u. Mllk
will keep sweet longer u pans. pals
cans. etc. are nrHt washed with cold
WINTER. t.ultnwlat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
MAMMOTH NOT HEARD FROM
Not Cash sale Wade OF this stock
Northern Light b. NRieo Takes
Another Jump.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 5sJi
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER II.

II was rather a qulct day on change
this morning. and while the volume of
business done was very good, the prices
were generally lower. and there was not
much excitement Mammoth was called
amid perfect silence. which was strik-
inriy In contrast with the tumult RAISED
over u duHins the past two weeks. ~
was somc time before II was either Of
fcrcd or bid for, but the quotation u
aos bid agg offered was finally establish.
cd. Il was slow work and Joe namber-
gcr'H notice, Am going to pass H." was
necessary to wake the holders up. Then
Joseph sold 100 ~ obcrndorfer az 5.oj.
seller 90. That was an the business done
on Mammoth. not cash sale being
made. and the board being LETT without
q quotation. which was hnally oatab-
ilahcd at 90 bid, 3ei asked
Dexter created considerable Interest
and several lots changed handH az lower
-Four Aces was Bit lower. but was
not dealt Lea.
Grand Central was active and held up
we'll.
Northern Light was slow. IA sheets
doing most Of the buying. while Jacobs
tralled him up and unloadcd, & tting top
prices
Peiro was weaker. selling at from
Vaieo ran up Q cents over yesterdays
price. 100 selling az ~. and the stock
closed strung at that figure, SIC being
Ncw Erie. a now stock. was called Tor
the firat time. o. bid. Zoe asked.
The closing quotations were az fol-
lows
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.


New York. Oct ii.-Ncws ~ the de-
clsion of the treasury department TO
anticipate the payment of the Novcm-
Der Interest on the war loan ~ last
year the 1904 nvc per cents. and the
1925 four rcr cents and subject TO o. re-
bate to pay the interest IN ndvunco
which natures between Nov. ! next and
July I. 1900. was well received In Wall
Street
The payment ~ the November inter-
est was expected and the additional rec
iIef BE- regarded aa o. bonus. but fully
warranted by the condition Of the tfcua-
ury and tho growing stringent money
condition.
Comment favorable to Assistant Sec
rotary Nanderilp who closely studied
the money situation during biz recent
visits 10 New York wuH general.
While the effect Of the measure of re-
lief will be gradual. results or u will
appear within week ~ banker put
o. There j. no sentiment about money
what is needed is money and nothing but
money can work change. The action
~ the government may be- regarded as
o. promise 90 help. 10 will havc-and
has had-a sentimental effect ON rates
but until The Interest floats into general
circulation the money market conditions
will continue Co b. ruled by the amount
Of money available and the demand for
The calf loan rate yesterday was
from TO 10 per cent. closing at 4
per cent on u sllckcning ~ demand.
While no banker Or nnnuolcr ctvllcd
at tho nction of the treasury depart
mont. many declined Go be- idUnuned
with the views they expressed because
they npprohcuded criticism uf imam
clul policy which permitted or resulted
IN treasury glut and "a market atrin-
Goncy hut some prominent authorities
gave their opinions openly.
james Htillman, president ~ the Ma
tional city Rank. said that boo anuclpat-
Ing tho payment ~ Interest the treasury
department had given an earnest ~ its
desire 90 aid the commercial Interests
~ the country by cooperating with the
banks. business Hmhlra were ln ant.
isfnctory condition and u there existed
a tendency o. Htringency in money 10
/ was an evidence ~ the demands Tor
capital Ca be employed in tho oNpnn-
sion " business annit-, "a SURE sign of
prosperity.
Ex-Governor Low T.. Morton said
u certainly think the action Will have
n very good cnort and should result iu
q considerable easing Of the money
market"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

noHton. oct t0-rhc wool market
here continues to maintain "a firm tone
and fair purchases have been made nt
fun prices. Territory woolH are nrm,
with prices ranging about the same ne
last week. Good medium and nno
secured are bringing 53u5ic. while
strictly staple ~ calling FOR i9u0Qc.
fleece woods show u quiet business nt
last weeks prices. Australian woods
are wen cleaned un and prices are nom
inul Quotations
Territory woods Montana and Dakota
flue medium and tine. iGuisc. secured.
tlu5ic, staple. ttuc0c. Utah. Wyoming
hne medium and nue. iSuiac; secured,
i2niic. staple. iGugsci Idaho. finc mo-
dun and nra i7Hisc. secured. 62uiioi
medium. ism20c. secured fGUt5c. Aus.
trallnn. secured BASH, cnmblng, super
Tor Aous2c, average 5lUiic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

not much a. a time. but often. ! no.
ticud several times that they took only
one or two swallows. Dftcntlmea thcy
would take n few mouthfuls of grain,
go and get two or three sups " water
and would then go back 10 the grain
again. Even after their ration of milk
they would take fcw swallows u wat
cr This experiment shows that calves
ton. u also shows that they like ID Of
ton and not 20 much az n time. Al
ways see that II " fresh and clean
J. a. Conovor In the Agricultural
Enitomiat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

4 strike t. reported IN the RED wlgg.
The overland mill b. handling $40 tons
% ORE daily
The formal transfer NJ tho Utah Tx
change 60 the salt Lake Exchange iH
expected 90 be- effected this afternoon.
Dr. VI. j. Faust and 8. Is. kinney
leave tomorrow Tor Deep Creek 90 open
the winter campaign on their proper
tics.
There is O. perslstcng rumor 20 the cf-
feet that sam Mcintyru's Mammoth
strike has boon tied up on AN opluu az
upwards 1f % cents q share. An The
parties imposed TO De Interested deny
this.
IN, LARGEST nugget ever found On the
Yukon district WAS discovered last June
on No. "a. EldnUdn. by Peter jnrit but
was not made public until last week.
when he brought 10 to town and sold 10
20 John Nelson. says the ptwEon Clean
or. It weighed zee, ounce. uud o. value
~ ulfs. Iurdt was working over the
claim for what No. could got out OF 10
Tor hls compensation.
II b. expected that Col %. W. u Dor
Soy has succeeded ln selling the Fortune
group ~ twCuty-oue claims at Blng-
ham. adjoining the Dalton ana Lark 10
q boston syndicate tor over $500 900,
Col purroy D. aul 10 the East and
| positive information cannot Doe OBJ
tanned.
The "Nrwa' ia ia receipt of the last
| issue of tht SUNDAY cleaner and klnn-
dixie Miner the leading paper zoo The
I kluudikr 10 contains % notice M the
| Yuukou club bullimE owned by Capt.
/ j. a. Donovan. OF this city and also
| notes that capt Donovan nul NJ.
! Connolly have leased tho new Hotel
| Mcdonald. being built hy Alex Me-
/ Donald. tho klon1lkr millionaire. for
l those parties. NotWIthHtanding the
/ excellent transportation facilities now
/ in eject fancy prices rrrn 10 prevail iu
| prices. Grouse g. teal duck Sd. prime
beef $50 half spring chicken 81, 90
rndlshes 90 cents lettuce 90 cents, TO-
mutuea 90 cents, cu0umhprs 30 cents,
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|IiHIII!]IIEf|

Two trains each way daily petWesa
Denver, omaha. Chicago, Kansas vly
ST. Joseph, Atchlaou ana 81. LOUIS anu
all eastern points.
Dining cars on all through trains,
No railroad has better Hlooplns eAlt
than the burlington Route, NOT wa
ON the famous limited trains potnt.a
Chicago and New York arc tho aleepgp
brighter. cleaner or OF more modern W.
The cars on Main Lane trains are
equipped with wide Ncauhulcs, NV
nfe lighted by gas. Their smoking ahl
toilet compartments are unueul.l
roOmy. From end 10 cad lhey are
thoroughly up TO date. Ala.
Drawing Room has one run feeut9pl
and a single lower berth, Win 'o'''
Berths may be reserved on application
to any burlington Route Ticket AH'As
Sleeping Car Conductor viii, on rrlu'.s
telegraph ahead FOR accommodations 0H
a MAP or THE UNITED STATES
three feet four Inches wide BY fuuf tegs
long. printed Ia niN cnlura, mounted on
rollers: shows every State, county w
purtant town aud railroad W. the, uni' ~
A very desirable and useful adlungt
any household or business eataplnh'
mont Sent on receipt OF hiteeh Guns
atamps-leas than cost
Ticket once. 2il s. w. Temple st.
IA. BENTON. Ticket Agent. r. G. W.
nv, Dooly Block. -
II. r. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass anu
Freight Agent -
". +. M'MILLAN, Gen. Agt
ga 8. W. Temple ST.. salt Lake Sl'''
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WATER FOR CALVES.

In order 90 determine how much watt
or thirteen calves would drink. the watt
sr given them Tor "a week was weighed
and put into barrel with nu attach
In the seven days the thirteen calves
drank Hfs pounds ~ water, err uu aver
age u eight pounds a day. The wealth.
cr during this time was warm Tor the
firat three days ana cooler the last four
DAYS. In addition. the calves got an
average OF ~ pounds 0f akta milk. be-
sides grain and hay.
The calves drank several times a day.
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Believed that S. Molntyre's Stock
is Under Option,
THE PRICE NOT UNDER 81.
Mineral Locations Eastern syndicate
amer Utah Asphalt Lands John
Donovan prosperinz.

Although u cannot be confirmed from
any Of the parties In Interest . is now
FIRMLY believed that Samuel Motntyrc's
holdings ln the Mammoth have really
been Tied up under nn option 20 Mcssrs.
Kcarnn, Keith. Loose and others nt 81 n
share. Mr. Mcintyre owns something
like 2i2,0oo shares. aud u viii be- seen
that his block would give control
This deal. with the recent strikes on
the 1900 and 900 levels. Is given as the
cause for the Jump
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

orders Tor mineral surveys were -
sued during the past wc0k b. the
United states surveyor general as fol-
luwHi
Tunnel site 80. lode. Big Cot
tonwood mining district, SAT- Lake
county. ~. J. Hudson 81 al. claimants;
Robert Sterling, deputy Surveyor order
issued Oct. T.
i,so6-runnci site No. lode; same as
iso5-Tunncl Site No. . lode; same as
igOi.
t.05-Au;cn lode. uinlah mining dis
trlrt summit county Anton Ptderapu
and solomon Nelson. claimants. order
issued oct Z. Francis ". Lyman Jr.
deputy surveyor
ieOi-Goid ISlna lode. ulntnh mining
district. summit county. John Eln-
rrun and g. W. Sonneiccker, claim-
ants. order issued Oct. 4. Francis NJ.
Lyman Ir deputy surveyor.
f2lo-liluc Bell Nos, !. :, ana Z
lodea. Tintc mining district. Juab
county ". ID. u, Thompson, claimant,
order laiued oct. 4. samuel ]. Paul
deputy surveyor.
iWi-N Northern Light lode. uintah
minlrT district. summit county, T. A.
sorenson claimants order Issued oct.
o. Francis NJ. Lyman jr. deputy sur
isi2-iIecla lode. West Mountain
mining district. salt Lake county
Michael Gibbons. claimant. order L.
sued oct o; Austin X. Herman. deputy
surveyor
Aais-sweden No. and sweden No.
iodra. West Mountain MINING district,
Peter Olsen and ~ ]. Sheckell, claim
ants. order issued Oct. q, Francis N
Lyman Ir. deputy surveyor
agii-Cook lode. West Mountain min
inn district. James a cunuiugham
claimant. order issued oct Z; J. fcw'
son smith Dr., deputy surveyor.
ISIS Neal lode West Mountain min
inT district james \. cuunluFhnm
claimant. order issued oct u j. Few
son Smith Jr.. deputy surveyor.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract 90 nle. county recorders
office, salt Lake city October 30, 1893:
j.. u. Mantey 90 A. a.. Mantoy
warranty decd. girNtO rods
northwest nuW go rods north
east of southeast CORNER lot s.
block 90, pint A......,.......s 1900
DomlUlco plpHOIp Co w e. MoCor-
nick warranty deed, 3Xi rods
northeast from southwest cor
Nor OF lot Q. block 90. plat B.,.,, 200
Eliza w, Spencer 90 j, u. Young.
warranty decd, l9iaNCaA feet
southwest from 10 feet south Of
northwest corner lot o. block o.
Plat t..... .. ... ...... ........ ESQ
warranty decd. lot TO- block /,
Ontario subdivision block "A,
t4so-acfe plat AGO.. %. ,+..,. 200
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

HelamHn Pratt 10 Verneo l.. Hat
liduy, warranty deed. lots
and 3. block I. Canyon Road sub I go
J. ". Dean 10 Amanda W. Ander-
son, warranty deed, SKI rods
northeast corner block 80, plat
y. ~. wicks to y. y. w. John
son, warranty deed. lots II aud
II, block T. Poplar Grove ..s... 200
Thomas Nawdrey. sr., 10 Harriet
X. Nawdrcy u acres north
west quarter southeast quarter
neeton e. township SOUTH 81.
J. r. Williams 70 samuel Moore.
warranty deed, 11xi rods. south
west from ~ rods west Of north
east corner LOT =. block 3, Five
acre plat A................ .... 200
Moses ilrschman 90 James H0glc.
warranty deed. 20Vi rods north
west from rods west of SOUTH
east corner lot 2. block 20 plat
49, tsssss ssss sssstst.ssssssas lNWlN
Salt Lake city to V. L. Halliday
quit-olnim deed. part lot /. block
i, Canyon Road ... ... .........s. !
Salt Lake city 90 Elizabeth Ne
vile, qult.clnim decd, lots I. 2.
o tp g. block /. North Boulc-
Nhius.sss stss ..ss .ssss st.sss.ts ~
Salt Lake county To Daniel Me-
Rae. quit.ciuim decd. southwest
quarter. northwest quarter H1c-
ton 9, township south. range
I west sss ssf ttsas 5000 sftsaasa
Salt Lake Valley Loan and Trust
company TO Anna g. Wnrhurat,
quit-cluim deed. lots ia Go 10.
block !. Main street and state
itnuh ts.tsts sss .s..t .t..tsstssftst 700
Simon Gavin 10 United States
Mining company. decd. interest
Claude lode. West Mountain dis
trlct ..tts st4 s.s 90. ssststsstttt %
q. a. Hardy 81 ai Go Elizabeth
NJ Hntcllno. ahrdns decd. 1913
rods. southwest from northeast
corner lot 9. block q. plat Boo. 32a7
Total fa4 sra