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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
SUNBEAM Is WEAKENING.
sicssep Extension 10 weaker Joe
mower. sell. under ii-rciw
q Little s,roager
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 5BN
LEAD. sklo
CASTING COPPER 49,

W was surprising to a great many
people TO soc the stock market 20 good
during tho paat summer. and the state
Of the market this late in the fall proves
an equally great surprise 10 num-
Der Of Investors. who looked Tor pfonts
instead Of losses. However. stocks can-
not always Hae-a limit must sooner
later be- reached. r'hia limit has APP
parcnty been attained IN a number 81
stocks. judging by the backward mo-
ton that haa set In. Tho present bear
movement may continue farther than
u has already gone and other sur
priser may be In store but o. il'tlg pa.
tlcnc. On the part u Investors wan
witness Jun. forward III ut lcn 10
rOmc of the stocks.
Mammoth was weaker today than ~
has been for aomcilme past. SELLING
down 10 t2.ii
pniy.west was traded In cEtensIvc-
" al reduced prices, on. short selling
AZ is.co, Daisy responded at iof,D and
Northern Light al va, sunbeam was
weaker today selling Tor Ga
Joe bowers fol- back several points
one lot goinr below ~. bowers Xxx
irnrior was In demand at prices under
W.. ilen Butler went az ~. Hercules
Vt : and Bunker ilill at ~.
Nnleo RESPONDED NJ 20. Golden Eagle
participated at 81. and Yankee CONSOLE
dated al 10.
Quotations were posted aa follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

The gasoline hoist and pumping plant
az the Young Americas new plant were
at1rtcd for preliminary trial aud lin
boring up Friday, and when some SLIGHT
alterations are made In the settings.
the pump viii be started. perhaps to-
morrow sunday. General Manager
w u. Andrews u expected to arrive
this evening and work ON the grading
Tor the mill will bcgin at once, The
mill, which viii b. a ten-HtampNnffaif,
was purchased few weeks aE0 In Utah
and IL oil framed and ready to pet W.
The firrt consignment 4 already On the
road between here ana Elko ana the
balance will be- forwarded aa rapidly
as teams can be- secured 10 transport
Il. II Il the intention u the company
10 hurry work aa rapidly ~ possible.
aud IL u hoped 10 have the mill IN on.
Grafton N d fcw weeks after u arrives
on the ground. The underground
workings continue 10 develop "a good
grade 81 milling ore, With uo signs ~
reaching the limits nr walls - the vein.
Evcrythlnr now being hnisted is mile
ms ore. and as the mill will be erected
directly nj the shaft. there viii De
practically none % The expenses In
handling which n the great obstacle Ia
working iuw-Erade orcsI--TuHcarura
Times. Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
PERSONAL.

~ W. wai.nu. the carpet man. Il a
guest at thu Kenyon.
shcrln Thomas Haycock. Of GARFIELD
county On IN town today.
C.p. Hartman. u Portland. IL guest
at uus Holmes hustolry.
Charles j. shepard u New York. IL
staying at the Nnutsfuri.
+. e. Garland. the bingham mining
man. Is staying at the white House.
r. W. cnsirr, the Ncphi merchant,
u registered az the walker today
y, u shear, OF Denver, Il among the
latest arrivals at the knututOrd
ar. and Mrs, q. y. CLARK. u Wells.
Nevada. arc sojourninE at the cullen.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ustfick. Of Boise. aru
numbered among today's guests AZ the
Kenyon.
4. u. Lewis. J. r. Haynes and ". W.
Fox. ~ Chicago. dropped on the train
today aud adjourned to the cullen.
Mr and Mrs. II. u. Hyatt. Of IT, An
ihuny. Idaho, are quaftgtcd ut the
Walker house.
G,ofae \. iiaycoek. the Toocic NOR
chant, u staying al tho white House
today.
y " Rond came In from Cincinnati.
Ohio. on the early morning train to-
day and wcnded hlt way 10 the Ken
Jon.
o. =, Page came ~ from Provo this
iuurulHE and tool up his temporary
abode NJ the walker.
Among the visitors from Chicago.
saying NJ the kuutufnrd the T.. r.
Tcndofholm. Geo. puffy Tracey. War.
ron H. Han and Mts. l.. i,ickard.
- should not b. surprised 20 pee the
year end with surplus product IN the
country ~ 5000 tons % lead" re-
marked ". ~. Alexander u tho Grant.
omaha Hfneltrf last nlfhi at the kuutr-
ford, unless We w to exporting. and
that would be romcihlng unusual"
American cotton T. shipped 10 Eng.
land ln English bottoms. passes through
the haris % the broker. aud D. then
shipped 70 Arlntie points Tor conaump-
tluu. said n. l.. billings ~ Chicago. at
the knutsf0fd last evening. Now there
u no reason why this cotton should not
be shipped direct from this country 60
the points q consumption. Instead Of
~ paaalng through the English brok-
era hands. und under the new colonial
policies u the administration this will
yet BE- done"
NNNWANtNF W. w. waits OF bf en-
who 4 STAYING az the Kenyon. has tho
following " say regarding the Par
luy'n canyon track we sent 40 Par.
icy's canyon yesterday and today. sew
eral ganEn ~ men, ana tomorrow or
next day viii nerd more. "a that the
relocation OF nve or six miles of track
Tor tht standard guaFc will be- pushed
with al reasonable prompineaa Tho
Western viii have q tine piece u track
when thr Improvement Il completed"
u ala not have the cuban fever
while in camp al Jacksonville hut dii
haze the typhoid fever 20 bad that
frlt sure { would pass IN my checks.
says Corporal William e. Ritter II
Mcrcur. who l. staying at tho white
House.
Il was thought that the camp sinks
Wcrn the cause Of the sickness, but
these places were covered over every
frig hours IN the day. no the doctors
ana the Wise men In the camp came 70
the conclusion that the iiles were the
source ~ the trouble. ana rather guess
they we're The iliou were a horrible
nuisance"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
WANTED PAY ron A MISTAKE.

Rev David Utter. formerly Of Salt
Lake, and pastor OF Unity church, Dem
Yer, secured his missing bicycle yes-
to-day by oncring a large reward. The
howard was not paid, Tor 1t was very
evident 10 the minister that the wheel
had been held under peculiar ciroum-
stances. Mr.. utter was attending a
meeting one day In the Turck HATS and
had loft hia new chainlesa az tho
curblng, \ negro porter working In
O drug store at colfnX and Josephine.
rode cheap wheel NJ. and departed
with the clcHyman's, Nothing was
heard until the reward was offered,
Denver News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
More Than mnilo" rrlai Hottie. sent
Tree by Naii.

iiy special arrangement with the man
ufncturcrH of Dr. David konnedyH Pa
varitc Kennedy, the readers of this pa
pat arr enabled 10 obtain a trial bottle
AMI pamphlot uf valuable medical adj
Vice absolutely free by simply r"nding
their tnll uumo ana address "a tho Dc
David konnvdy'a Corporation, ilpnd-
out, y, Y. and mentioning this paper.
or course this Involves enormous cN.
puuHe to tho manufacturers, but they
have received va many grateful letters
from those who have been benefited and
cured " the various diseases ~ the kld.
noys. liver bladder and blood, Rhtu-
matlam Dyspepsia ana Chronic Con-
atlpntinn, and an wenkucsscs peculiar
10 women, that they willingly send tdal
bottles 10 AN sunororA
Try putting some Of your urine IN u
glusa tumhlet. let II stand tWonty-four
hours, II there II a sediment. or cloudy.
milky appearance. your Kidneys are
sick
Il matters not how sick you are or
how many physicians have failed to
holp YOU, glve this gToat medicine. Dr.
pnVid kennedy's Fnvorlte Remedy a
trinl. and bcneht and cure VIII most
certainly result
Or. David Kcnnedy's Favorltc Rene.
dy 10 sold by alt druggists az sl.0O a
bottle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
N!EbfI1YEa
|Eai,tl!13a|
SIX MILLION
DOLLARS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS.

The burlington Route &, ,o.,,,..
tween SIX and seven mliloa -
Improving Its line between III. ~
River and Chicago putin, 4.
miles OF double ,rsck-s,rsi,h,.,,.. -
eurves-rcdueins rridsi-,l,,,,,,'..-
track hcrc-iowcrIng 1t ,h,t.-.T ~
TO Keep !, who're d, is-ai III, 80,
OF the procession TIM smos,s., ~
solIdest track in Tho Weston s,,.'
Plying trains for ihs Eart,,,n..
yer at $50 and 1880 o. m. Dali,
Tickets at Offices OF c5nn.e,,,.,.
Ticket once. 80 D. W. Tsns, ~ ~
W. .. MCMILLAN Gss,,,i w, ,.'
Sal, Lake City. N'''
IL ,. NEsLEN. Tmy. rsnar,s,
Agent 'tl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Kansas city, Nov. ei.-Cattle-ile-
eeipts, 5000. Market steady TO shade
steers, gioiI 40. Texas cows, s,i5n3 ie'
native cows ana hcifers, 2,00nis5i
stuckpfu and fecdora. a00uACo. bulls.
2t0ui00.
Hos l,ccelpts. 1900. Market steady
~ strong. fulk OF sales, 1g0Nlta.
heavy, 3.s5mi00. packers. lyoul.9s.
mixed, 5SsitIlp2a. iight. asiu3ps'
yurkofs, a.eOua9a. piss. a2af3.hO,
sheep Receipts. h.0Oo Market steady,
Lambs, tio1bsi. muttuus, s.hiui0V,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
uniauAM oiry corrrn.
A Vein over q foot wide Is Sow nelpg
Worked.

Superintendent J. NJ, West u the
brigham City Copper and Slate COM
pany II securing supplies todny propar-
ntory 90 starting work on the clmplny'1
of copper something over q foot wide
has been encountered 100 tho lunuel.
which has been run un the vein h dis
lance ~ ili feet Arshy returns on
samples shown today are said To ah5w
upwards NJ DO per cent copper 10 10 tn
Intention % put up holdings Tor the
men and push work on ihr copper vein
be- commenced ON the lpdF, OF slate
also located on the cumpanys claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

well located In a well known mining
camp and IN the nciRhhorhDod ~ good
producing mines. Careful INVESTIGATION
u the company. n the management
~ good. that Of Itself Is a rccomrnendn.
ton for the property. because good
management will select good proper.
ties. Stocks Of Tintic. Park city and
bingham camps are generally good,
n the management ana the property
are as recommended above"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Denver. Colo. Nov. :i-Cattle-Rc-
ocipts LEO head Market slow aud
weak Breef steers 3.504i50. cows
g0om35O. feeders, freight paid TO river.
2.7sMt5O; htookers. freight paid. $3.50
i25. bulls. stays, % 2.Opu3O0.
ifoRa-isecelptL 90 head. Market
steady. Light packers 3s093g0. mixed
and heavy 3.Aila.eO.
Sheep Receipts 100 head Market
unchanged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

They WIN Develop The Johnny oronp a,
ststsllur.

Articles of Incorporation u the John
have been MED with the secretary %
state. The company war Incorporated
IN Iron county 10 short time ago 10 de-
Velop the Johnny group u mining
claims ln the Htatcliuo district. The
capital stock la placed nt t1lp.00), d.
viicd Into chafcs 81 81 each. e. o.
president. Frank 81, Wilson treasurer
nnd W. ]. Duulgy, secretary. These
with Elizabeth J.. Wilson and Ella
Newell. constitute tho board % direc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
MINING, BUSINESS And STOCKS
INCLINED TO WORK DOWN.
rend,nsy d pde,s In he Wall Street n'fss
Today.
Littie noIns IN standard STOCKS
Heavy rasiues. H. Live stock
-produt- weak.

Sew York. Nov. .i.--Prcea u ma
ioriB % prominent stocks Ten a frac-
ton ut the opening. Most Of the active
sp.chliics were inclined 20 work down.
wards IN sympathy with break In
leather e. ~. except Tor sugar. Union
bag anu Sew Icrsev Central declines
were restricted 10 fractions. baltimore
a ohio yielded sharply on pcfHiaicnt
prohibiting. but activity IN the rail.
wnya f,u on Manhattan advanced "a
point tut tho general Net dii not re-
apund Strength In several N tho usually
inactive stocks benefited the market q
trIne. Great Northern preferred bound
Ell up a. glucose sugar, az; ana
North American az. Generally speak
Ing. there was little doing In the stand
ara stocks. recent speculative leaders
ia.sinr into dullncsa An easier tone
characterized the bonds market. bu, Of
fcriurs were light
Positive weakness developed In sugar.
carrying u below i5i and affecting the
whole list. Covering by shorts checked
the decline. The closing was dull and
about steady at not declines. except In
special instances.
MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call steady At 8 per cent.
prime mercantile paper. 500 per cent
sterling exchange easier with actual
business In hankefE bills NJ isil5It
FOR demand ana tslAQ. Tor sixty
days. posted rates. ik2i and isi. com.
m0rclai bills. At0A risi.
SILVER certificates, tsAu59M.
fiar silver. ~.
Mexican dollars. Fl.
Government bonds Irregular. g trr.
t1t. o. rex. 100. DO coupon. los
news a. rex, igg; no coupou.l.a2i nid
T. ruH. iil. do coupon. la o. res, and
coupon, III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
COPPER oLA>or orr,oS.
rirst raym.nt nscam.- Dae on N.
aGth tnst.

ilfst fatm'ni t''"ms- zoe on w"
gnth tnst.
The terms N the option secured by
Sic. Mcmillan, trustee Tor eastern par
Ties. ON the copper Glance mine at
bingham. calls Tor nut payment " two
cents o Hhnrr ou Tie 2Glh inst ~ soon
ne tho fret instlllmUut ~ 5000 IN
turned over ID VIII Do necessary fog the
purchasing parties 10 put on a force
NJ four men tor twenty-five days a
month Tor alN mouths. on December
2fth, the second payment Of thrrc
cents sharr or 1850 II due the bal
nnce being payable On a. before June
70. 1900 out Of total ~ $4,000 shares
an but 5000 are secured under tho OPP
ton. II b. reported that very good ore
has lately been encountered at the
depth u 900 feet. which runs well la
copper and gold and this has causci
some " the atockhoidcfs 20 feal doubt
fnl whether they want the deal 10 be
consummatcd Or not,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Daisy, 600 at iOa. 1900 at 1924.
DAILY West. 100 a. tl2aO. 100 AT l236;
100 at l2l0i 100 az 1885. 100 ut 1890 800
At l2.iii leo at 1893. 100 at 1900. seller
insot 1000 at lOy.; 1900 at 10. 5000
~ Va. luuo at 90.
Mammoth. ~ AT $50, 100 At All 100
at 2.s6. 100 at 2.1O. 100 az 2,G1ih. 1909 az
go; 100 at 2bdA. 100 Mt 2blia. 100 at
2t. 100 az 2bala 100 AT 2bl; 100 at
ab2h. 100 at 2,hl, 100 NJ 2i,, seller co;
100 nt 80, seller 80 days.
Northern Light. go AZ lih: 900 at
~, 600 nj 10. 800 AT l6A 100 AZ ibN.
petro, 100 at %. 1000 at 2s 1000 gsls;
SUNBEAM. 100 az q; 100 at 7ih; 600 at
ioi 100 at 69hi 100 at GSt4 100 AT CiA.
showers. GOO az 31A. 900 az "a.
Boston De Ia Mar, ZOO at *.
Joe bowers Extension, 1000 at %;
1000 at ~ 1000 at 90.
Ben hutler, 1000 at ga
Hercules, 1900 at ~ 600 al .
Joe lowers 1000 at iaft 600 at liti I;
teo AT w; 900 at iiA, 600 at IA, 600 at
1dIs; 100 at iih.
Yankee Con. 1900 at 10, 900 1914
Bunkcr I'M, 1000 at %. 1000 at g5s
Golden Eagle 900 at 5ia,
Nnleoi 100 NJ 10. 100 a. T.
Number OF shares sold, bgb5O.
Selling Naihe OF stocks, Sga,Gsi.l2.
Camphsn q ursene, stocL nroker.,
&c w. Second south 81. Telenhone saa
1.rv McDonald'a urasa, Co., -,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

wheat opened weak today. D1csm-
Der opened At $500 and May at no =.
December touched tl.u u, and Mhy
i0is, rlsadying at the decline on buying
against puts.
cioss- wheat Dec. 65Hg.i May 1ih
CoHn-Sov. s.h MAY l3h.
Oats-NoV. 21N May 2gs.
Pofk-Nov. $40. May g.Gj
Lari-Nov. 100. May 5.s0us.s2h.
itibl-Nov. is00i.sih. May S.io1
5.t2u.
Cash-w heat-No. csgtgisi 40. ,
red GiIclis. No. hard winter Gi1Giisi
No, hard winter Gpnei No ! northern
spring GiA ul0h Nu. 2 northern spring
CO.. 5oh No, 3fprlnR g2Ui0h,
curn-So. 3lA0if. No. . 32iauA.
onta-No. 81. No. . 3sn4A.
uats-No. gg'. No. s5A.
Barley -36liA
kyc-t2.
Timothy-g.i0
Fiax-i. JoAUM,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

chicago. Nov. ai-Cattic- Receipts.
5000 Best grades steady others
steady Reeves. tt0ufep. cows. 30l4
TO. hrifcrs. at1udOl Gamers golu
500. atuohrrs nui feeders. ao0nii1i
Texas Hraaa steers. a2suAe5i Texas fed
hoaVea. ff0WGii. westerns. in0ui.i0.
tiorn= Receipts. 5000. tomorrow.
% 900. lefi over i.Gil. Strong 20 shade
hi ghor. top 40. Mixed and butchers.
aksNtOi. good and choice heavy. $3.50
40. ruuHh heavy. as0n %, Asht apsu
400. bulk o. sales. = snni0o.
Sheep Receipts, 1900. Sheep aud
lambs steady Nntiyr wcthora asa
80. Westerns 1ao6ig;. native lambs.
lyUu32s. western lambs fibi5.eo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Your boy ought to have ono
and NOW l. the time to buy.
We ARE oyorstockod and In order
to REDUCE them We are go-
Ing 10 give them 10 you at u
PRICE that viii make You and
your boy happy. They were
marked very close In the first
place ana now right at the COM
mencemon, ~ the season We arc
rolng to sell them at a reduce
tlon. Tho coats arr made IN In
the very LATEST STYLES and
IN ALL CoLoRs. BRING the boy
In and let un convince you. We
can also NJ him from our uicoly
selected stock Of Juvenile cloth
Ing at the lowest price,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-13
IS MINERS UNION DAY |
Twenty-First Anniversary of the
Birth of the Organization.
A DAY OF CELEBRATION
Grand Street Parade Will Take Place
This Morning-Exercises at the Grand,
Dance in the Evening-Mr. Boycs
Will Deliver the Address,

To-day is the 21st anniversary of the
organization of the Miners union in
Butte. This is the day of celebration
on grand scale. To-day visitors from
abroad will be given an idea of the
magnitude and Importance of the
greatest labor organization in the
world If the day is fine the miners will
parade in vast numbers. If it is not
fine, the turnout will not be SO large.
AS a rule, Miners Union days are wet,
The feature of the days outdoor
demonstration will be the parade of
miners. The column will form at 10
o'clock this morning in front of Miners
Union hall The line of march is to be
up Main to Woolman, west to Mon
tana, south to Granite, east to Main,
south to Broadway, east to Arizona,
south to Park, west to Washington,
south to Silver, east to Montana north
to Park, east to Main, north to Broad
day and west on Broadway to the
opera house, where the indoor exercises
of the day will be held. The Boston g.
Montana and Alice bands will furnish
the street music and Bergstrom's and
Saliff's orchestras that for the opera
house exercises and the dances in the
evening.
Hon Edward Boyce will deliver the
Grafton of the day at the opera house,
where Dan Mcdonald, president of the
Western Labor union, will also make d
few remarks. 1t is expected that Mr..
Boyces speech will be particularly in
teresting at this time, as it is under
stood that he will refer to the existing
troubles in the Occur d'Alenes. He is
regarded as one of the ablest exponents
Of the labor question in the West and
his speech is sure to be full of interest
> In the afternoon there will be the
game of baseball between the Butte C
Boston and Anaconda crack teams
This will be the feature Of the day in
the way of sports. Cars will run to the
ball grounds and the game will be call
ed at 2 o'clock sharp. The makeup of
the respective clubs is as follows:
B. & M.-Murphy, catcher; McDon-
ough, pitcher: Gallagher, first base;
Huber, second base; Moran, third base;
Maye, shortstop; Grimes. center field;
Brimacombe, right field; Breslin, left
field.
Anaconda-Storey, catcher; King,
pitcher; Kilcoyne, first base; Lynch,
second base; Long, third base, Burton,
shortstop; Lloyd, center field; Inman
right field; McHale, left field
The B. & M. boys are confident of vic
tory. They have been practicing and
are in the pink The Anaconda boys
are burdened with Iaurels and when the
two teams come together something in
teresting will follow.
Ladies will be admitted TO the tall
grounds free of charge. TIE local
team has gone to consi 1a" de expense
in securing Is. etc. The ex-
Of ht~ty, cSiy thn
here will also be betrayed Ky the home
team. Men will be caa4r I'd 50 cents.
The marshal of to-day's big celebra-
ton is M. Dempsey, assisted by NJ
Mccormack. William Haggarty is sec
rotary and William Walsh chairman.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-13
APPOINTED SUBCOMMITTEE.
Fourth of July Celebration in the Hands
of Prominent Citizens.

Fourth of July Celebration in the Hands
of Prominent Citizens.
The executive committee having in
charge the arrangements for the
Fourth of July celebration held a meet
ing at the city hall last evening and
appointed the following sub-commit-
tees:
Invitations-Lee Mantle, J. J. Nc
Hatton, J. e. Richards, D. ]. Hennessy,
E. Fl. Renish.
Programme-W. B. Gallick, e. o.
Dugan, T. J. Benefits, Charles Fl. Lane
John N. Kirk.
Decorations-N. Gensberger, Sol Levy,
Q. K. Lewis, ]. A. Law, Frank Shaw.
Fireworks-John G. Evans, ]. G.
Simpson, B. E. CallSins. Hugh I. Will
son, Meyer Gensberger.
Printing-M. M. Miller, w. w. Walls
worth, M. NJ Berger, R. G. Oates,
George Cochrane, Frank M. Sullivan
James Brown.
A general meeting will be held
Thursday night, when it is expected te
get reports from the different soliciting
committees. At that meeting a commit
tee of ladies will be appointed to ar
range for and prepare car of state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-13
CHARGES GRAND LARCENY
MRS. JOHNS ACCUSED THREE YOUNG
MEN OF THEFT.
Alleges That They Stole Her Ex-Hus-
bands Clothing-A Warrant Issued
for Rosario Levitre for Assault
ing A. Vigiant.

Mrs. Arthur Johns yesterday applied
against three young men, whom she
accused of having robbed her of some
of the effects Of her former husband
Mrs. Johns was divorced from her
husband, Arthur Johns, and later ac-
quired some notoriety by being mar
ried to Bernice Briggs on the stage
of the Imperial theater. Bernfce
eventually deserted her, and when her
former husband was killed III a mine
last fall she sought the appointment
of administra trix of his estate, and
succeeded in getting it. Among his
effects was. trunk containing his
clothes, etc, which the former Mrs.
Johns had stored at the lodging house
at which she lived in South Main
street. Yesterday she discovered that
the trunk had been broken open, and
everything of value in it stolen. She
suspected three young men, Arthur
Spalding, Frank Mccarthy and an
other named Fisher, whose Christian
name she did not know. A complaint
charging grand larceny was granted,
which was filed in Justice Nichols
court, and warrant of arrest issued
A warrant for the arrest Of Rosario
Levitre on charge of third degree
assault was issued by Justice Nichols
yesterday. The warrant was issued
on complaint granted by the county
attorneys office to A. Vigiant, who
called at the office yesterday and
stated that he had an interest in the
Maine road house, two and a half
miles south of the city, of which lie
vitre is manager. In an argument on
the subject Vigiant claimed Levitre
committed desperate assault upon
him. Vigiant's eyes were eloquent evil
dence that he had got the worst of
some kind of scrimmage.> Levitre
is the man who killed horseman at
the Fountain road house something
over year ago, but who secured an
acquittal in the district court on the
defense that the killing had been in
defense Of a woman.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-13
Another Copper Company.

The Butte & Bingham Copper Min
ing company was organized on the Sd
of this month, under the laws of Utah,
with a capital stock of 100000. The
mines are located in Bingham, Utah.
The board of directors are all reliable
mining and business men. The manager
has placed $4,000 shares of the treasury
stock with w. Fl. Nichols, the we'll
known mining broker of No. l West
Broadway, Butte City, Mont. Mr..
Nichols is now offering the stock for
sale in blocks of 100 shares up at 5 cents
per share. Bingham Is fast coming to
the front as a copper camp and there
are already a dozen large producing
mines in Bingham. The Utah Consoli-
dated Copper Mining company lis one of
Bingham's largest copper producers,
and the shares sold to-day at $42 per
share.