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The evening times., 1899-04-24

WANTED-Several small and large sums of money
in hand to loan on real estate at per cent.
LOUIS +. SHoEMAkER, $40 + st. NV. ap23-3t
The evening times., 1899-04-24

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
SPECIAL INFORMATION in regard to a very low
priced copper stock of great merit. Quick
dividends, with indications of a rapid rise. Ad
dress p. O. BON 52g2, Boston. 1t
The evening times., 1899-04-24
Money to Loan

wANTED-slOO for three months; good security.
Address 4. B., this Office. 1t
The evening times., 1899-04-24

Sugar was the feature OF the morning
trading. being the only stock In fact that
showed good advance. The opening was
at 1874. and before 11:30 the price was
above III. Predictions are all bullish on
the stock. and, although there is no par
ticular bull news, the general expectation
seems to be that 10 or 20 point advance
Immediately is likely.
The evening times., 1899-04-24

Western Union was particularly weak in
the early trading. going below 80. 1t is
thought that the probability of larger
competition from the telephone trust is
having an unpleasant effect on the stock.
The suggestion is heard in the Street also
that wireless telegraphy is beginning 10
loom up as a possible competitor to the
established order of things.
The evening times., 1899-04-24

Despite the weakness of wheat, the
grangers were weak this morning. There
was good buying after fractional declines,
however, and 1t seemed not unlikely that
an advance would occur later in the day.
The evening times., 1899-04-24

General Electric was jumped up points
at the opening. but fell back soon after
nearly to the opening price. No reason
for its activity was given.
The evening times., 1899-04-24

Pacific Mail was weaker than the re-
mainder of the market in this mornings 9
recessions. There was good buying Of the
stock on the drop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
BERKsHlREs FOR LEAN MEAT.

There are breeds which claim 10 be
the bacon or lean meat hos They are
coarse IN uli their parts. long matur-
Ing unHlEhtly ia appearance and when
once reared are generally discarded.
II you have lots OF money and wish
70 Try the experiment produce pair "
TumWorth pigs, grow and breed them
uul thun compare the offspring beside
the nng, improved Berkshire. The exc
pertinent may be costly but not long
and you viii be- satisfied that Tor proht
the berkshire has no superior, has been
perfected 10 meet the requirements Of
ull people iu an climates.
To make lean meat, the cheap foods,
which are Hu hcnehClont 90 health and
natural 10 swine, should be supplied
lu summer allow them good pasture,
feed weeds, vegetables. etc, An acre OF
sweet corn, led 90 hogs green viii 20
long way In making lean meat.
MnruH should not gu 90 seed, and u
pulled ana fed 10 swine they make cN-
cellvnt pork. Cheap feeds make the
best pork. as they produce lean meat.
Confinement Ia pens muls.a the pig
indolont and has tendency 20 In
crease tat. With plenty OF cNpTclgc
their muscles develop ana this muscu-
lar part IN the lean part.
Reduce the fat, Increase the lean and
II your pigs are Kept all their lives Ia
pasture. with skim milk, bran und corn
meal, you win not only produce the
best kind of lean meat but produce Il
on the gain side OF the lcdRer-Swlne-
herd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
A big Chunk Of Fine Galena IS
Sent to Town.
HIGH PERCENTAGE OF LEAD
A i,OOO-Foot yein Ia Mineral Fork
Three Assays Average Well
General news.

a biz piece Of fine looking galcna ore
has been brought In from the claims
of the Mast Mining company of Bling.
ham. Assays have shown the presence
OF 30 10 20 per cent lead with upwards
of 90 ounces silver aud a few dollars
boo gold The company owns four
claims which are located about 100
feet south of the Old Jordan. and Join
the Boston Consolidated property. The
claims were located in 1873. and Il Nv
said that upwards Of $4,000 was taken
from the claims Ia the days when the
Suat property was divided ana opcrat-
cd by two parties. The Mast ground
was then worked by charlie Watson.
while Dan Eyer operated the Benton
claims. These parties, u Is stated,
were ut loggerhcobr with each other
and worked two different tunnels, one
of which is much lower than the other
Since the properties were consolidated
several years ago. very little has been
done until quite recently About two
months ago work was resumed In the
lower tunnel. where twelve men are At
present engaged in sinking wlnze on
% vein that has wldcncd to over forty
inches.
The property ls in good district and
the officers feel iubilnnt over the
showing already made. The principal
owners are Mcssrs Gibson and Guthrie
% omaha. and s. W. West and Barlow
Ferguson Of this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
GRAND CENTRAL GOES DOWN
Mammoth Almost Touches sl0O MARK
Daisy Lower Daiy-wcst
nrings sI2.OO.
TODAYS METALS!
SILVER 80 ll.iG
LEAD, SL35
CASTING COPPER H.

The volume of business transacted ON
the exchange today BE- not quite as large
as that N the past fow days Prices on
the whole show falling tendency
Mammoth sold down 90 82.oi and Grand
Central run back 90 E.t4is. Mgrour
was active nt good prices and sold 49,
10 1905. Lower Mammoth went 90 goa
and Dexter dropped 60 600 Daily
West figured in the days sales at tla,
while Daisy sold down Co 2jg CHOIR
.de Point sold ut e. and Degradation
brought a. hlgh aa asa. Sunshine went
at %. Joe Bowers ot 20. May Day at 20
aud Yankee Consolidated was firm at
l6. Tctro sold ut iii5 ana a number of
mailer stocks were traded Co..
Closing quotations were uH followh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

The Utah Stock Exchange will re-
open on Sept 0.
Eight cars from Tinuc were at the
Conklln sampler today.
a rich strike Is reported In the Mas
cot at Gold Mountain.
SUPERINTENDENT Il. g. Lcgs NJ the
Northern Light ls In town.
The Primrose mine ut Tintlc a. said
10 be- looking better than over.
GlIs. pcyton went out 90 the chloride
Point ana overland mines today.
Il ls said the experimental plant on
the De Ia Mur-Wal group at bingham
iH paying Us way.
4 streak Of Enlcna e. reported TO have
been struck IN the Eureka. Swunaca Ex-
tension SHAFT at Tlntlc.
a trial shipment of ore from the Eu-
tonln la the ErricHon district IL prom
lHcd ln couple OF weeks.
News % rich gold uutcroppinF has
reached Joseph y. cmne from his elaine
near the Wedge Ia Pluto county
4 very choice specimen OF galcna has
been sent In from the Nevada Mining
compuny's property IN the Battle
Mountain district
The Lode announces that 70 syndicate
% Connecticut millionaire has bought
the Matilda group Of mining claims at
De La Mar, Nevada.
Denver News. 2ith-Bon u. Hltg. q
prominent mining man OF Utah and
founder of the town Of Ilto. registered
last night at the 81, janice
Mr. Otto stnlmaun. general manager
Tor the Glasgow and Western Mining
company. has returned 90 the city after
an absence of several months in Scot
land, whore he mot the leading mon VI
the biz company.
II 10 reported from Ogden that Mich
lgnn capitalists have bought O block
~ 10000 shares Of superior Mining
uumpuny'H stock The property OF the
company IL located on willard Hlu and
is said Co be- Improving rapidly.
Tho case OF George a. Lowe W the
Couglnmcrato Mining company. In the
suit for the recovery OF a portion OF the
Lowe mining claim IN West Mountain
/ district, has been Transferred from tho
district court to the United States
court.
Boise Statesman; y, l.. Chaplin Of the
Checkmnto mine az Willow creek, iH In
the city. He reports that the mine II
maintaining It's record and looking TN,
| nt every point, The company has ar,
ranged TO put In ten-rtnmp mill
| The frame Tor Il ~ up nud the machin'
cry ~ expected 10 arrive next month
| Wiley tables are TO be used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
nunNINo MOSCOW CLAIM.
Two Carloads OF Machinery are Sent Up
for the Claim.

Two car lolla Of machinery hnyo
been recently received says the Wood
River Times, consigned 10 the Black
Cinder Mining company.
The machinery. which lncluloa hoist
ing works, q pump, an alrcumprotsur
and power drills, VIII be used IN the de-
vylopment OF the Burning Moscow
claim ON the Haley Gold Belt This
claim ia considered one OF the most
promising In the belt. a great deal
OF work was done upon II by the Doul.
In come 600 feet they discovered some
very good ore, which. IL ~ thought
viii pay well when modern min IL
erected with which To reduce IL. And
the erection OF the holstiug works, 10
lH felt. "a but the fret step towards
the making ~ mine out Of the Burn
ing Moscow ClalmH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

posed Of his interest IN the Grubstako
mines No. ] and 2 In Three Mile can
yon 70 ". ". Macmillan and John ~
smith or ogden. These gentlemen. WIN
Eugene Poscy one Of the lucltora, chch
own a third Interest In the claims ana
intend 10 have considerable WORK done
on them right away. The owners feel
satisfied they have q good thing ana
win Incorporate 10 short time. MI
PaHcuc has other claims in the canyon
which he Will develop
The Three Mile Creek mines are OF
iractlng considerable attention from
ogden mining men ana are showing
up better each day --iiox Elder News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Mechanics Mining Company Tiio Articles
OF Incorporation.

Articles OF Incorporation OF the Me
ohanics' Mining and Mining company
have been filed in the county clerks uf-
uCv, The capital stock 10 placed at $780,
900. divided into 100000 shares OF the par
value Of 10 cents each
James Couruy IL president Of the COM
pluy. ]. W. Edwards. vice president, G.,
h. Shermcr. treasurer. and 3. T., Humcr
secretary. The directorate o. formed %
these with j, r. Beless, u. Perry, -, Nc
Grhw W. a. Fuurncss, J. W, Edwards
and William Taylor.
The property OF the company consists
of Mechanics claims Nos I 10 4, and
Hope Nos. 4, and 4. In Big Cottonwood
canyon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

The alternating periods 81 depression
ana revival ln mining such ns we nave
experienced during the past decade, nl-
most invariably prove Co hH conditions
that nre nocdful and appear lH thuugh
pruvdentlally designed. The rcHump-
ton OF work iu old. neglected mines
and the rccuuuuoHt OF abandoned AMI
dcpopulntod camps hlH resulted IN
many startling revelations OF discovery
for which tho history Of mining In
America during the puHt twenty years
furnishes the most valuable prcccignis
For Instance. when ut depth OF 100
feet the Congress mine IN Montana was
deemed a worthless property. Now, 40
500 feet. 70 IL held az a valuation " 81
100000. The Fortuuln nt 100 feet was
sold Tor $4,000. II g. now valued az
more than $1,000 600 The famous Cop
per queen mine N Hisbec. Arizona. u To
be- plrced IN the same category.
AprupoH thei recent rehabilitation u
numerous old mines and camps of Colo
RADIO has been fruitful " many immedl-
ntcly happy results. ana among these
the old pioneer district OF Fwpirr can
be cited ua a bright and promising ok
amplc.-Dcnvcr Mining Reporter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Omaha. Aug 25.-Cattlc-R Receipts,
2. 500 Market steady, Native beef steers,
iS5uGOO. western steers, AOOuit5s
Texas steers. 3tOGi20. COWS and heif-
ere. lower. 3bnule5. cnnurrs 2?5u3io;
stDykerH and feeders, l6oui1i, calves,
lbOu625. bulls. stays, etc, 2i5u l2j.
Hogs Receipts. $500. Market light
steady. heavy lower Heavy A25u445;
mixed. l3juAl0. light liOHi51ia; pigs,
lOOUiAO, bulk ut sales, il5U4ij,
Sheep Receipts. 200. Market active,
stronger. Nclrlings. 3Njuil0; western
muttons, aGoH $50. sheep, 3AO13gO;
llmh.. lslua.GO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

An Average Of Three Assays Give Very
IaIr MeInrns.

4 number Of samples OF silver
and lead ore were recently brought
TO town from Mineral Fork by
otto Hudson and others, lie and
samuel Blnckhnm. "a Union Pacific en-
Tnecr. have located two claims near
the silver King In the Big Cottonwood
mining district, Three assays OF sam
pies taken from the surface or the vein
at distance OF about 5000 feet apart
give the following average lead, 100
per cent. silver 81 with a trace OF
gold, II IL stated that the ore vein
shows up quite plainly on the surface
for a distance OF 1000 feet. and anyone
can pick up samples on the surface
that VIII give averages that approx
mate the above IN value.
Plans are now being muturgd TO or
ganlze a new company 20 operate the
claims, which seem 10 show much
merit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
mos car INCORPORATION.
Article. Of West Tintic Company were
To be- Iticd To-day.

Articles Of incorporation " the Iron
Cap Mining company were Co be- nlcd
today boo the county clerks office The
capitalization BE- $4,000. divided Into
10000 shares ~ the par value Of 20
cents each The following officers Will
serve Tor the ensuing, year viz. SANE
ucl T.. Ware. president Francis schuy-
Ter. vice president W, A. TihbulH,
treasurer, ana 4. W. Couch. secretary.
The uompnny'a property consists % the
Iron cap No 9. Copper Queen. Necea-
Hlty. Necessity No. ]. Necessity No. 2,
and Necessity 80. 3. lode mining claims
IN the West Tintlc mining district,
Some very good looking iron and lead
ore was recently shown IN town from
these claims. which aEsaycd very high
in each Of those metals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Denver. Aug. .--Cntte-Recelpts,
100. Market active and steady Beef
steers. $50 ff Sos, COWS, 2.2s u 400;
feeders. freight paid 20 river, 1895 % ass,
stogkera, do, 355 u iiji bulls, stays.
etc.. g95 10 900
Hogs Rccripts, 600. Market Jc high
,r Llrht packpra. 4F7s u AGah, mixed
and heavy. iG2ia a. iGIb.
sheep Receipts. 200. Market un-
changed.
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PERSONAL.

j. II. Perrin Of Blue Lakes. Idaho, Is
registered nc the cullen.
Mrs. q. H. Sullivan and daughter Of
brigham city are In the city visiting
with friends. They are registered at
tho cullen,
sadie L. MilinE ~ Mt. Pleasant.
Utah, ~ registered az the Walker.
G.. James arrived nj the Walker HOUSE
this morning from Dawson city, lie D.
very reticgut and unwilling 20 talk Of
his exploits In the lNlundike,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens lu1t- Ease. powder for the feet u
cures painful, swollen. stnnrtlnr, nerVOus feet,
and Instantly takes the sting out " c0fns
and hunluus Its the created comfort dis
c1very 81 the ago. Allen's Foot Ensa makes
tight or new Shoes feel Easy. 10 u certain
euro for sweating. c1llnus ami hot. Tired,
aching foot Try t n.day. Sold by all drug
gists and shoe stores. Nv ma! for 25c IN stamps
Trial package FREE Address, Allen
Oimstod. Il Roy, n. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Kansas city. Aug. 25.-Cnttlc-Re-
colptH. 1900 Market steady Native
HtDDrH. AGDHGUO. Texas steers, 3iou
400. Texas COWS. 2Jlu3 90. native cows
und holforH. gOOulia. stoCkurs aud
feeders. 32iui7t; bulls, 22iuA2i.
othprH weak. iiulk uf sulrH ijOui Glis (;
heavy and packers. ii1Ul6i, mixed,
itiulCO. light iGoui15, workers., i5O
nlI5. pigs. iGOul72is.
shccp-Rrcrlpts 1000. Market steady.
Lambs. 3.ljta5O. muttuuH, 32jui.3J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

During the past week three mining
locations have been filed In the recor-
der's office by A, r.. Snow, two by "A, n.
lloWrInE, one by Maguus Benson and
one by @, A. Chase and y. H. Tarpcy
of mining claims near brigham city.
Three othcrs have been filcd by H. T..
Taylor OF claims In Clear Creek can
yOn,
a few days ago Charles Paseoe dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
chloride Point 100 at ioG; 100 at 40.
800 nt a..
Daisy. 900 ut 2i's. 300 at gsN
Daily West, 100 nt fl2.
Dexter. 100 ut S. O2iti 100 al s. 90.
GcNHer- Marion. 100 az 60. 100 az AjN.
Grand Central 100 nt 1854.
Lower Mammoth, 200 ut 30, 100 ut
igis; % az &c.
Mercur. 400 nt y7.05: 100 at s7.Ot: 200
NJ S7.O2i; 100 at 800,
Mammoth. ZOO 100 e. 90. 100 at s. o.;
100 at 500, 100 ut s..
sunshine, goo ut 90, goo nc o.
sunbeam. 400 1t 5Oa $50 at 5OH.
Frisco, Loo ut do.
Golden Eagle 900 al "a.
Joe BuWcrs, 1000 ut 21iai I 900 nc 20.
Joe Bowers Extension, q 1000 at "a.
Little PltlsburE. $500 at &C., 1000 at
Yankee Consolidated. 300 no 10.
May Day 900 ut 10 900 at "A; 100 at
1OA. 100 nc 90.
Midnight Bowers, 5000 ut 3t.; 1000
az 3si 1000 ut o.
Tctro, 900 ut ma.
Hercules, 1000 NJ 6.
Success, 1000 ut 2.
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HoFB-Rccclpts. 1900; tomorrow, H.
600. lot over 1000. Market choice,
otpndy. common dun tp lower. Mixed
aud butchers. 40 90 $50, good heavy,
400 20 l.5sis, rough heavy, 800 ~ 40,
light. 40 20 $50.
cattle Receipts. 1000 Market steady.
B,,ycs. 40 a. %. coWT~nnd hcifere.
900 20 5.OO TcNas steers. a2i u $50.
stoCkcrs and feeders, $3.50 ~ ass.
sheep Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
sheen. g..5 % Z 20. lambs. $40 % GOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Advertisers who desire 10 reach the
country population NJ the Western
states and Territories should patron 20
the semi Weekly News," itR circu!n.
ton books ale open TO all advertisers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

You win lose money n you don't
hrst get our prices on all building ma
terinl.
MeCoNAUGHY LOOSE LUMBER co.
ga g., First West.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY

Last train leaves Lagoon sundays at
Osnp m, ROUND TRIP. Is CENTS
olsens Famous orchestra IA attendance
every afternoon and evening.
SIMON HAMHERGER, Gonl Mgr.
II, W. EARLY, Gent Pass Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

CHEAP.-WGH ROLLER MINING
stock Must De sold. Inquire liJ W.
Second South,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
LONDON SENT LOW PRICES
fractional Declines Were The Rule in The
Lending Railroad Sticks,
Greater part OF the Trading was In
pacincsa Drive Made nc sugar
Lost Three Points

Rev York Aug gj-London sent
lower prices this morning and THIS IN
nuoncc was apparent at the opening
here. Fractional declines were the
rule In the leading railroad stocks. To
the inluatrlnls American Tobacco rose
~ and Sugar lost uH much FRONT
taking ln American Tobacco immediate
ly wiped out the opening rise. Else
where the movements were toward
higher plane. Consolidated Gas Jumped
@ points. while the advance 100 the gen
craul run of ullva y stocks was slight
stpaul aud Duluth bounded w points
TO %.
Most OF the trading was IN the Pa
rIups and che leading spociulties. Re
u,VyI efforts Goo break the general
market were Instituted after II o'clock.
sugar was selected aa the most vul-
nombig point and was forced down
over points from last nights level
American Tobacco and Consolidated
Gas dropped about o points from the
best and Tho Flower HueUlultlDH, CONT
uuutM Tobacco, Louisville a NuW hnrk
central q. Dizziness oct Doc when tho
movement NnNNNHIfN IIN.lA NNA NN'
market Inclined Go harden.
Medium grade bonds wore ln favor at
good prices.
The general market was very dull ln
the luHt hour and driftCl downward
Oregon Navigation rose ga ana no
Grnulc Western preferred. g.
There were few Isolated upward
movements, but the general heaNy tone
Tbs closing VIVA dull and easy at net
losses with few exceptions.
SUGAR.
Sugar raw quiet and steady rchned
quiet
MONEY
Money on call steady at 202N per
cent,
Prime mercantile paper. Wu5 pei
cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills ut iho.I
Cor demand and is1uit Cor 20 days.
posted rates. tsiutsi's. commercial
bills. fksuh.
silver certificates. CJgA.
iinr silver % li-lb
Mexican dollars, Nft.
Government bonds easy, 81 frEY
i.UOi. JH reg, ANA coupon. l0N't. u.N
So reg. and coupon. l0l old iH req
LEA. coupon. ia. o. reg. and coupon.
Liz.
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A Cheerful
Railroad.

The most notable feature OF the Bur
lIngtons service Is rs rcllubilty-lts
"alweys-on-t imenoss," Next comes tho
dcmeanor of It's employees. They are
more than clvil-they are cheerful.
They actually know how 10 smile! Ask
any Of thcm-tlcket agent, conductor.
portor-a clvll question, and you Will
got q cheerful answer.
Tv1 trains day to Omaha. Chicago.
Faus0s city and st. Louis-the CHI
caGa Special" at 1910 p, m. and the
"vcstIbuled Flyer" at $3.50 y. m. Tick
cts at Offices OF connecting lines.
Ticket ONCE 2ii g. W. Temple st.
!. 4. DENTON. Ticket Agent. II. G. w.
ny. D0oly Block.
r. Il. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
w. II. MMILLAN. Gen. Agt.
At ,. w. Templa st.. salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
CHICAGO MARKETS..
PRODUCE.

Chicago. Aug. 20 September wheat
opened at 7iA u p, sold at 70. then
declined 10 IA q e. December opened
clucd 60 1JM % e.
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New York. Aug. 2j.-Coppor nrfu, uu'
changed. Lead steady, unchanged.
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CASH

whoat-No. g. rcd. 20 u ~ No. 2.
hard winter Csis u 50, No. 3, do, % p
G,it. No. l.. northern spring, 1ah o 20,
No 9. do. y q 12h No. .. spring, C'H
% 5i4.
Corn-No. ?. s2g U %; No. .. s2A
q D.
oats-No 2. siis. No. .. a.
FinN-l Is.
uarlcy-3th 70 %.
Nyc-5
Timothy g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

whoat-scpt., 1lh ~ y; Dec. 53A.
Corn-Aug,. g2h. Sept, 30 n ~
Onts-Aug.. 20A; Sept. 20A % q.
Pork. Aug, and Sept. $50.
Lard-AuE. 5.22. Sept, 5.22lh.
Rlbs-Aug. and Sept. $50.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-18
THE COLOR LINE IN CUBA.
Some Rubbing Of 1t Will Have to He
Done Before n Stable Govern
ment In Formed.

There will have to be some rubbing
OF the color line # the good people Of
Cuba-the natives of all shades, tho
Spanish Cubans and the other residents
OF foreign descend-combine to form a
stable government. 1t isestimated that
about ~ per cent. of the people of Cuba
are colored. Under universal suffrage
they would control many parts of the
island. To an American or Spaniard
this is rather an alarming condition for
1 new state TO face. 1t does not worry
the Cubans in the least. There is prac-
tically no color line among the Cubaus
proper. Ii is not an uncommon thing
10 find families of white Cubans in
which cousin. nephew or an aunt is
Lnmistakably colored. Nor is African
blood bar to the finest Cuban society.
provided the person is descended on one
side from IA family of honorable connee-
tions. says the Cincinnati Times-Star.
The Spaniard. however. draws q dis
tinct difference between the African
blood he may have inherited from
Moors and the colored admixture in
Cuba. In general way he classes all
Cubans as negroes and refers to all
the Cuban struggles for freedom as
"Tigger uprisings." He notes with sur
nrise that we hold radical views some
what similar to his in Illinois and North
carolina. yet are honestly preparing to
turn Cuba over to the Cubans.