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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
TOPEKA lIcnVENEp.

The steamer Excelsior reports
passing the steamship city Of To-
pcka on tho rocks AZ Point Alex
ander. during the voyage 10 Seattle.
The steamer wolcett. Of the Pacific
steam Whaling company. was along
lHite-- -tse T.-@>a fagEtFt8E a--
freight. which the weicott viii take
20 juneau The Topeka appeared
10 be In position suitable 10 With
stand the elements. Tho Excelsior
aid not stop al the wreck.
The steamer Santa Crur left this
morning FOR the scene % the disas.
ter, loaded with material for patch
ing the hole In the ropcka'H side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
CRANKS STILL
FLOURISH
Many Whose Appearance Is
Familiar In Washington.

WASHINGTON. April s.-The
fame OF Washington rests on Moth
ing more firmly than upon the multi
plicity OF its eranks. They haunt
the very streets, hut the big depart
ment buildings are their particular
trystinR place. The census bureau,
since It's establishment. has become
n sort Of loadEtone for them. much
20 the relief OF the others. one wo-
man wanted 70 sec Gov. Merriam.
lie was busy, but she brought n
chair and threatened to sit In the
hall until elected ~ she were not
allowed to see him. She wanted to
talk to him about renting rooms 10
this clerks, who would be employed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Commodore" vii close iis
weeks Arrangement at the Thlrd av.
enue tonight
Richard Fante. The Californian
traaudian VIII begin a weeks en-
EaRcmeuf at the Thlrd avenue the.
alter For the first four nights the
romantic drama Hugo VIII be
given. the bill being changed Thurs
day night to Don Caesar de na-
Ean" Mr.. Footc brings a competent
company with him. and careful at
iention is given TO the costumins
and Etaging OF his two productions.
Tomorrow afternoon Wagner's
band. assisted by the vittoria trio,
viii give concert for the beneil,
- the uniform fund OF the band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
kipIing Is Grateful.

NEW YORK. April 3. - Rudyard
KlpllnE has written a letter thank
ing the public for the sympathy and
Kindness shown him and his family
during his recent illness and afiilo-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
PROF. DOUBTS LECTURE

Prof. Thomas Doubt, of the Uni
versity OF Washington. delivered a
lecture last evening before the Ac-
ademy OF Science and Letters, On
THE Energy of a Sunbeam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
W0MkN'S WORLD.

The fad that once existed for slik
nred elk underwear. no longer holds
In Paris. which was the home Of the
idea
The proper heit 20 wear with sum
msr gowns Is made Of velvet ribbon
only two inches wide. and n much
newer than esther satin or taffeta-
Miss Natalie schenck. who started
the He'd crosa endless letter chain
last summer. saws the scheme has
brought in $4,000. and that she IL
stiii receiving an occasional ietssr.
Ia the coming owman % the Unit
ed states 70 be the TALES, In the
world7 Thos who have booked into
the matter SAY American girls %
this generation are a great deal tall
err than their xrandmothers were,
OF the old fashioned maid II Ia
said. She can peel and boil pota-
toes, make n salad ~ tomatoes. but
she doesn't know Latin noun from
Greek. And so we'll she cooks a
chicken that you appetite 'twould
quicken. but she cannot tell what's
modern from an antique.
A great many women are so en-
gagged In real work that they have
no uma for the fancy variety.
The fishnet veil II quite the latest
fashionable fancy. IL In quite npro-
pos that u should have been intro
duesd In Lent.
Until you begin housecleanlng you
never realize how much stun you
have kept in the hope that IL would
come in good some time.
We hear a great deal about rem
nant gowns. but the title somewhat
suggests the attire Of the woman
trnmp or the old-tlme crazy quilt.
Eggs being 80 popular at this sea-
son hens are expected TO indulge In
an Easter lay
To realize the very science Of walk
ing watch an italian woman with a
bundle on her head over which she
holds an umbrella. while with her
disengaged hand she manipuiates a
market basket and a baby.
Tho newest French coat has but
one seam, that down the side. 1t Is
40 cut that II nts about the hips
and tournoure absolutely plain and
fiat. cllnRs to the front and sides of
the figure to the floor. and behind
swings backward and out. develop
ing folds toward the knee, Into q
/ trail as long or as short ms one de-
slres II, whether for a day or an
evening gown.
To make Gasoony sardlne GRO
Iauettcs take n small tin OF sardlnei
and wash the Ash quickly In verS
/ hot water, Bcrape off the skins, re-
move the flies from the bones, and
/ ..ttnd In "A mortar with a piece oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
Senator McBride's Request

WAsHINGTON. April S.--senat-
or Mcbride. Of Oregon. has asked tho
President to have arrangements
made whereby the killed and wound
cd OF the Oregon volunteers be sent
home as speedily as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
Pierce's Promotion.

OLYMPIA. April s-Frank Pierce
n we'll known attorney OF Seattle,
has been appointed brigade inspec-
tor on the stan Of General Mcln-
tyre. His rank will be that OF licu-
iennnl cnlnncl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

0onuine Opaque Goth Shades on
spring rollers; cheap at zoe. only
soc each.
Handsome Lace Curtains. tapped all
round. yda long. pretty pat
tern. cheap al 81 only 7sa pair.
Imported English Net Curtains. als
yiH Ions handsome patterns
cheap a. u %. only ti.is pair.
Imported Renaissance Effect cur
talna. aA ydH long 80 in. wide
beautiful patterns. cheap at t3.2s
only o. 30 a pair.
New Swiss Harness Spots Coin Dots
Embroidered Bwlnaea al popular
prices,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

cutter Add gradually two ounce
II butter season with onyenne pep.
per ana salt, and work Into amnni b
paste To be made into small balls
| with a butter spoon Serve Ia q M
tlc fancy diah with thinly cut dried
toast.
Small plalds make very stylish BIZ
cycle brooches,
A uisn OF spring strawberry ice
cream made from the fresh fruit"
Unlike the purple OF Lent. the pur=
pie Of Fashion viii laat more than
90 days,
Why Is II that the woman who
sings the loudost In church usually
has the worst voice.
Tho man 10 truly devoted to his
wife who goes along with her when
she buys her Easter bonnet.
This new corHaEe trimming con-
slnts Of a plated point OF muuraeliuc
te sole. crossed by two bows ~
plated mouaaeline Dc sole 4 fat
collar aud two tabs - white em-
brcldcred satin are trimmed with 1T
Gle suehcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

Why Is Il that the woman who
sings the loudest In church usually
has the worst voice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

Tho man 10 truly devoted TO his
wife who goes along with her when
she buys her Easter bonnet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

Nottingham Lace Curtains. tApcd all
round. pretty patternHi only sse
a pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. tapped all
round. . yds. long. rich effects.
actually worth 81 20 only sse a
pair.
Imported Brussels Net Effect Lace
Curtains, ar ydH. long o. Ia. wide.
beautiful pattern. 81 value; only
tg.50 a phlr.
&c In. New Styles Silkoline, beautiful
pattern only i0c yard.
Tui- De -cadiE Curtain net. beautiful
for long or short drapcrers. only
Use a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

Unlike the purple OF Lent. the pur
pie Of Fashion will laat more thar
90 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

A wiRn OF spring, strawberry ic'
cream made from the fresh fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

Small plaids make very stylish bl.
cycle brecchcH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

To make Gasoony sardlne cro-
quettcs take n small tin Of sardlnes
and wash the Ash quickly In very
hot water. sorape off the skins, re-
move the flies from the bones, and
pound In "A mortar with a piece OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

The fad that once existed for SILK
underwear. and especially for coll
nred elk underwear. no longer holds
In Paris. which was the home Of tho
idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

Ia the coming owman of the Unit
Cd states 20 be the tales, In the
world7 Thos who have booked into
the matter SAY American girls %
this generation are a great deal tall
er than their Rrandmothers were,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

Miss Natalie schenck. who started
the HE'D crosz endless letter chain
last summer. saws the scheme has
brought in $4,000. and that she l.
stiii receiving an occasional iet ser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

The proper heit 10 wear with sum
mer gowns L. made of velvet ribbon
only two inches wide. and n much
newer than etther satin or tafYsta-
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English Lutheran Church ~ the
Holy Trinity seventh ave-
nue and Union street Rev. James
y Beaiss. pastor: residence. 80 PIKE
street. sunday service az II a'cloe 4
a. m No evening service. Sunday
arhonl AZ . - e.elnck q n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

The Womcu'H Prcsbyterihl So
clcty met yesterday at Kent \
delegation Of seventy went from
seattle. It was large and sue
ceaafut meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

A great many women are so en-
gagged In real work that they have
no uma for the fancy variety.
The fishnet veil Is quite the latest
fashionable fancy. II In quite apro-
pos that II should have been intro
duesd In Lent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11
CATTLE MARKET DECLINING
All Trades Of Live Stock bringing
Lower Prices.

Live tttck mon hcfcabouta arr not
particularly juhilcnt over the cattle
outlouk. Tor tho past week nrleyn have
boon GRADUALLY working iowrr ana tc,l.
cra infe cut of from isa40 cents
'rum week hgl cvsu I'm thr c'i,irc
stun. Common and fair kinds are
even worse or. Considering the HIGHT
weight 81 the cattle. prices arr plenty
low enough now for business. but II
takes the buyers few days To- discover
this fact buyers seem afraid To- make
any Kind of "a bona hide nffsr though
there II n disposition on the part ~
sellers TO cut loose at anything like u
falr price. Their nrr lots more headed
towards Denver and buyers WILL n ~
said, never have n better opportunity
than at present 10 buy at right figures
Most OF the shippers nfr preparing To
run their stock out to pasture rather
than let u ~ too low, but they Will
take on all they can II buyer HhowA
q disposition 20 trade.
beef cattle are coming lust about
fast enough 10 supply the demand.
Come rtnhs and Houtherna brought
good prices on Tuesday, considering the
quality. Medium Grades are In good
demand OWING 20 the scarcity Of cowr.
Choice ntockefH aud feeders. lisht
wcifhts but good quality are selling
around Nssutso, lower than a week
ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

UTAH MAKES A BIG Squirt.
T0DATS METALS:
SILVER 81 X
lead. sL.25
CASTING COPPER, ieac n ID

Buslneps on the Salt Lake Exchange
today was rather light. the sales reach
Ing z5,soo shares for $500. In listed
stocks trading was confined 10 very
few, Ajax selling at tl.si, and -Four Aces
going between "a and siis. Lower
Mammoth Was dealt In at Is cents and
Mammoth made a sale at ii.ss. while
Sunbeam was taken ut u and 90. and
Utah was In demand at % cents, with
no sellers under dollar.
Bower EXTENSION Of the unlisted
class. did heavy business on a decline,
the stock selling from ioN To 10. with a
total Of 1850 shares changing hands at
these figures. Golden Eagle made
ready transfers about as. while valco
found takers at n.sl and ,l.2s. and Her
cules sold freely at 60. The market
WIS neither here nor thcf,,. stocks gen
orally being practically stationary.
The closing figures were "a follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

The South swansea has nine cars OF
ore on the market
WIN q. brown. of the Mercur aud
North Mountain. lcft Tor Nebraska this
morning,
six feet ~ ore Il said 10 be exposed
IN the workings Of tho olympia at
bingham.
u. G. Dunbar IL much encouraged
over the outlook az the Eclipse. Ia
witch he Il heavily interested.
A strike ~ orc arsaying isl ounces
silver and ~ per cont lead has been
made on the '0o-foot leycl " tho -Four
Aces az rintle.
The Taylnr-lirunton sampler had Is
ears ~ ore today Fourteen came from
Tinllc. three from bingham and one
from Nevada.
4 icFumTtlnn ~ work al The Joe
bowers ENisrsion II now prl lc1ty
In eG".L the first having been started
this morning,
4 mistake inadvertently orept Into
the "Newa' last nlght with reference
Ia The value Of Rcd Wing ore. The
mineral assays 20 10 20 per cent lead
and something like : per cent copper
The Northern Light IL making every
preparation Tor an early resumption
az the mill, \ new pump IL en route
from the Fast and when this nrrigen
the plant win likely be started up.
Henry Ives Cobb. assistant engineer
at the iiulllpn- Heck mine. came la
from Eureka today Intending a. roinnin
for Few days visiting his folks. Hal
In looking 49, hale and heart as ever.
Hriaut y. Young has recently rccoy-
cred from his recent accident aa 10 De
able 20 present himself al tho office
ugain, whore he looks after affairs cons
nocted with tho huliion.iicck Tunnel
and numerous other propositions
charles w. llruncr Of Nebraska. re-
turned from Mercur last night The
gentleman says he likes the camp bet
ter every time he visits II, and was es-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11
GOLD ORE FROM
THE DIPPER mine.
Little Cottonwood Property Makes
a Shipment
THE GOLDEN GATE MILL.
saieus King Of stockton sends In
nigh Grade ore ui.cciisn-
eous Mining Items.

The Diprcr mine at Ia" mouth OF
Little Cottonwood canyon reported at
the sampler today with a small ship
mcnt ~ gold ore. THIS is the irst
shipped from the property Tor good
while past. but It demonstrated that In
development. the owners nnd crcour-
aKcmcnt to stimulate future en"-ts and
cause them to believe ihni In the DIP
per they have the making Of a rval
mine. somo months ago the property
was bonded 10 Eastern parties, hut In
the interim nm" Evans continued
development work. and has kept II w
with signal success what the OUT
come or the bond will be IL not known.
but whether II IL taken ~ or not. the
mine will stiii be developed, as those
Interested believe they have their hands
on "a good thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

ON r. icyton tho wcll-knawn min
lnF man, IN somewhat perturhed over
statements recently published In which
his name has been freely used, For
Instance u contemporary printed "a
week ago. under ginrinr headlines,
story 10 the eject that Mr. pey,on and
associates had purchased the Milford
Hmelter, with which the owners OF the
Copper Ranch were Ia treat the big ore
bodies now exposed In that proposition,
The gentleman says they did nothing
of the kind that the Hmeiter spoken of
II absolutely worthless, and that boz
sides. the Copper Ranch needs No plant
Tor tho treatment of it, big" ore
bodies, MS 60 date none have material
ixed. Iie says nearly all the properties
IN that section are mere prospects, ana
VIII be until development proves them
otherwise. Indications are good for the
discovery of hiTh.grnfe inineral. but
until IL II exposed. no plant viii be- puf-
chased or erected. Mr.. rcyton strongly
objects TO the use Of his name In cOn-
nectinn with such false, ridiculous
stories, and kindly asks that he be ctn-
suited before tho same arr published.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

New York. Mny ii.-DlrcussinR trade
conditions the Iron AGE will say to-
day:
The fusion Of all the Carnegie inter.
cats into one iarac company and the
withdrawal Of Andrew Carnegie from
active management ~ the one leading
topic. The Significance 81 this event
cannot be Ruagrd Tor some time 10
come. since the personal element en-
tors into the matter - largely. hut the
trade generally regards " a. tending
towards harmonious cooperation ~
the large Interests. Whether ultimately
this viii lead 90 fusion viii probably
be dependant upon later Developments
Tho details OF the now organization
are not yet IN shape for publication.
There arr many Indications that the
iron markets are again reaching the
critical period and u will take tact and
furbcafancc on the part ~ producers
ana consumers alike 10 prevent another
sharp advance. The scarcity Of piR
iron and u steel N getting morc pros
nounccd. our monthly pig Iron stats.
ties show that the production of coke
and anthracite irnn during April only
increased t.aoO tons per week. while Tue
furnace ana warrant stocks declined
ts.'oo tons. In other words production
II Htiil In excess ~ current require.
mcnts, II II true that W. are entitled
TO look forward 10 u rteadv Increase
In the output East and f0utii, but cN.
pcrlencc thus far has taught how slow
that II. The leading producers are now
sold M for the third quarter and many
beyond that period.
During the week the associated lies.
remer furnaces have again advanced
prices and have aold what prompt irnn
they had. In the foundry iron trade
the market has niiffened In phlladel.
phla. Chicago and other distributing
points, and warrants arr now pretty
wei cleaned up Even furnaces nov
preparing 20 70 Into blast have most
~ their tonnage engaged.
An indication ~ the situation abroad
u furnished BY serious Inquiry for
V,ppo tons for steel purposes Tor DER
man account. OF coufs. nothing can be-
done with II.
In steel tho scarcity IL growing ar-
ute. one large consuming Interest Il
known TO have purchased IN the Ien-
trnl West large part 81 what steel
was available, the quantity Involved
being variouniy estimated az frum
10000 10 sQo,oo0 tons. The prize l. ~.
ported To have been fss at tho min. The
consolidation Of the tube mills IL near.
" completed and may be announced la
y few days. The TONNAGE involved L.
about 100000 u finished tubular pro.
ducts. a further advance In merchant
plrg has been established, An inter.
rstnH Inquiry now In the market IL for
900 miles Of io.inch pipe.
TIE fact that some 81 the consolldn.
lions are rtill IN process Of formation
has hampcfed business. while tho al.
vance In price demanded IN other al.
rcctionr has led buyers 10 hold on.
The activity Of promoters has now
turned To the eastern mills many Of
which nrr now under option 10 parties
enedaNofinE TO consolidate bar and holt
and nut concerns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11
BUSINESS NOTES.

Changes In tho owncrnhip u stock
and the death 81 James ~ Peterson
u Richhcld have caused several alter
ations IN tho board ~ directors ~ the
Utah Commercial a Savings Hank
The changes were made nt the recent
nnnual meeting ~ the stockholders. !.
y. Toronto being elected q member "
tho board. IN place ~ Joseph = Rich.
ards, hnd Albert Fisher fiiinE the W.
cnncy caused by the death ~ James N.
Peterson. the other directors. Mossrs
Francis Armstrong. James W Jcnuinrr.
Joseph w. Taylor. samuel Mcintyre. T..
w, Madison, -, ~. Petit and John a.
Wihdrr IT.. We're reelected
The stock transfer books ~ the Utah
Sugar company are now closed tili June
:. The now allotment ~ stock will be
% stn, khuldrrr NJ rvcurd on this date.
May n. though any utockhoier's A..
sisnment of his right TO subscribe will
BE- favored by tho Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract u Me. recorders Office. Fnlt
Lake county. Utah. NAV 10. 1893.
Angus cutler 10 RIO Grnnie West
gfn Hallway company warranty
deed, 40 acre northwest quarter
or hnuthWrHt quarter section Is,
township south. range I wcst.,.t 100
l., ", Coates a. !, J, curuin, war.
rnuty deed. 10 rods BY 90 feet
southwest frum l rod west ~
northeast corner lot Q. block o.
plat 4 .s... .,,.., ...... .......... I
q, A. n, forHell 10 A. r. fnrreli.
warranty deed. sghNaA feet north.
east from no feet east ~ snuth-
west corner lot e. block -. Mat -. g
Thomas friichard 1t al Co koyHtuue
Extension Mining company, nult-
claim deed. Nittrlc lode, etc. W.rt
Mountain 49,. 800. 49,. 49,.
j. G. buFan Il al 10 James cayle 4
al, dult.oinlm deed, interest core
amhndsl lode. West Mountain 1
salt Lake county 20 Joseph Muif,
duitsclnlm decd, southwest quar-
ter section IL. township ? south.
range Mtrt tsts,sss 5000 900. |
Mary Y. bailey To Joseph Muir,
quit-cinim deed, southwest quar-.
ter section II, township south,
TANGO ! west ,ttttttt ssst ss...... 1
J. u. uilfiin ~ Minnie y. Grimm.
sherinrr certificate ~ sale. %
acres southeast quarter ~ south.
east quarter section ", township
south. range l east ...,,....... $50
A"Ahl sttts stssts fsssss ssssssss $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11
rnr aoLDrS oArr WILL
Foundation. for Hos.,.r. Nearly In Daisy
IN Excellent shape.

II. G. uammeii. who serves In the dual
capacity % state engineer and cnui-
ncer Tor the De la Mar mines. came In
from Mcrcuf last night. after giving
attention to work on the enlargement %
the Golden Gate mill. which IL now un-
dcrRoinR change 10 90 tons daily
capacity. The gentleman states that
the foundations for the now roaatefr
ARE nearly competed. while the new
HtorehouHe and other necessary build.
inEr arr fast rearing their heads sky.
ward. indicating an early completion ~
the entire work.
Mr Gcmmeii found Merrur generally
In thriving condition. and while not
able TO take much nf a look around, ne
learned that properties not visited wetr
opening up In splendid shape, Especial
~ did this seem a. be- the case with tho
Daisy. which, says he. u reported to be
looking better than ever before, making
excellent progress under Manager MUIR
phys able direction. The opinion pre-
wallis IN Merrur that the mine will be
paying dividends within 70 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

PRODUCE.
chicago. May ii--Juiy wheat opened
at az and advanced TO nv.
CLOSE
wheat-May, 81; July. 20; Sept.
Corn--May. asis0S. July. asg.
oatr-May. 20. July, s3hdL,
lork-MaN. k.ig, July, Ae5.
Iard-Mny ls5Mi July. AesgL9iis.
lsibs-May. 40. july. 400.
CASH.
whcat-So. .. RCD. 5a,fd5iis. No. ..
red. ,OIil. No. 3, hard winter, O.. No.
., da. csibsi; No. 1. northern spring. ~.
No. :, do, n. No. ], spring sOUai.
tofn-No. 2, aiN. No. d asit.
oats-No, 2, 2gh9.. No .. .Ca..
liarley-a1nso.
Ilyf--sStt,
Timothy.-sto
flnN-i.0s.
chicago. May i.-lIogH-Ileceipi
es,ooo. tomorrow, 1000 ten over. acts
Market barely fteudy. mixed and hut
cheers, b,coIisiN good heavy. 'n'sg
ass rough heavy. '1.souass. light
cattle Receipts. 1000 Market weak.
lle.vcr. Nsi1s,s0. lows and hcifcrH
u.so1t.ss. Texas steers. fio0uls0.
Htockcrr ana feeders. ,l,sodsis,
Hhcef--lleceipts. ii,o0o. Market
stronger. sheep, stssgs,sai lambs $3.50
dSss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

pnny. Incorporated yesterday. viii have
a. itr Held Of operations. Carbonate
I'm In Arsenta district, Cottonwood
canyon. whore development work has
recently opened up good ore bodies, and
where n. w. C0rrrll II taking out
shipping ore running % u ~ per cent
per cont iron ~ tho ton. Mr.. Cornell,
who IN q resident ~ this city, Il en-
titled 10 tho credit " practically open
Ing NJ this camp, ~ until his entrance
there. very little attention was paid 10
tho mineral deposits. Tho Mountain
chief V made az u good men, among
them MesHru. iieincr, Campbell ana
weich " Morgan county. ana that
they viii open up mine and put
"utRh'H t.sadViile" morn 10 the front
than ever. Il looked upon ~ a posliiy"
certainty.