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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-17

500 BUYS LOT. f. SIDE, s275 BUYS LOT,
s. side; $50 for lot s. Main; 5000 lot. w.
Granite; $500 lot w. Copper: 81, 500 for o.
room house. w side. Mcmillan & Floyd.
A. East Broadway. Butte.
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FOR SALE-RFAL ESTATE.

lGO-$lIO0; so FENCED, 50 IN GRAIN. 10
clover; small house, stabling, outbGild-
ings; 5-acre orchard, $50 trees full of
fruit; machinery. tools; all goes must be
sold; bitches, creek through It; $1,000
cash, balance time, per cent.
320-A 500; all fenced; hay, grain. grass;
2 bitches. creek through tt one mile from
town; will be worth double in five years.
Other ranches. Write.
G. w. DICKINSON.
Calkns blk, Stevensville, Mont.
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FOP SALE-TTIE HENSLEY HAY
ranch, 800 acres: miles east of Ana
conda; averages 800 tons; water rights;
well improved. Address IA S. Jackson.
Butte.
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HELP WANTED-MAIF.

YOUNG MEN. OUR CATALOGUE EN-
plains how we teach barber trade in
two months and place you in position TO
earn $50 monthly; special inducements to
applicants from distance: mailed free.
Moler Barber College. Minneapolis. MINI.
WANrED-SOIICITO FOR THEM
ic Wall Paper Cle2.ler. Cali at s
o'clock Thursday, Friday and Saturday
morning. W. l.. Hamilton, 90 w. Granite,
Butte.
WANTED--A PHYSICIAN REGISTER
ed in Montana, for Office work. Address
Box l,2S2, Butte.
WANTED-A COOK TO GO TO MIN
ing camp. Room II. Montana Meat Co.
bldg.
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EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK
and meat cutter would like position; )
years experience. Address L., Stand
ard. Anaconda.
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240 acres. perfect title. abundance of wa
ter. 5000 bearing fruit trees. good set
farm buildings on main county road,
near school and station: all kinds OF
small fruit; Will he sold at once with all
crop and tools. Price 50, 800; s.. 500 cash and
balance on time. Address George F.
Brooks, Real Estate. Missouri. Mont
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FOR SALE--TWO-R FURNISHED
house, situated in Foundry gu!ch; also
horse, harness, buggy and wagon. In
quire of G. c. Vineyard. +. Park ave-.
Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-17

WANTED-SITTATIO BY EXPERT
enced man in general store or grocery.
Address NJ, care Standard. Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-PHOTOGRAP GALLERY.
cheap Address IA w. Mercury St, Butte.
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is FIXED BY THE BOARD
Jefferson County Commissioners
Make the Tax Levy.
MINING MATTERS ACTIVE
Discovery OF Large Lead OF Galena-
Silver Ore in Boomerang Gulch.
N. P. Overhead Line to Be
Abandoned

Special Correspondence of the Standard
Boulder, Aug. 15.--The tax levy for
Jefferson county, as fixed by the board
of commissioners Monday, is as follows:
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w ASTFD-AGENTS,
MANIFESTATIONS.

REPRESENTATIONS: A GOOD RE-
liable woman, to take charge of rooms
or bachelor apartments. Address w,
Standard. Butte
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BUTTE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 12i n.
Main. Butte. Wanted. cooks, board ng
house. S25 $50: general homework 500, $25
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 4O6 Z. PARK,
Anaconda. Nine. Young, Proprietor
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PRESENTATION BY GOOD
camp or boarding house cook Address
F., Standard, Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-23
ANACONDA NEWS.
BOTH WERE SURPRISED
League of the Sacred Heart
Honor Two Popular People.
GAVE HANDSOME GIFTS
Mrs Young, President of the League, and
Rev. Father Toilet Presented With
Tokens OF Esteem-First of
Christmas Festivities.
GAVE HANDSOME GIFTS

One of the first and what doubtless
will prove to be one of the happiest of
the Christmas festivities took place yes
terday afternoon 1t A. o. HI. hall when
the members of the League of the Sa
cred Heart gathered there. Scores upon
scores of ladies We're there, and not a
few gentlemen. It was the Christmas
gathering of the league, but at least
two who were present did not under
stand the full meaning of the assem-
bly, until after the exercises had be-
gun. The two who were surprised were
Rev. Father Toilet and Mrs. J. E.
Young, president Of the league.
AS an entire surprise to Mrs. Young
the promoters of the league, 43 in
number, presented to her handsome
frame picture of the sacred heart, en-
crossed with an appropriate inscription
and mounted on an easel. Mrs. Youngs
popularity in the league is shown by
the fact that for three years she has
been it's president. The presentation.
SO unexpected by her, affected her
deeply.
Father Toilets amazement and pleas
ure was both evident and sincere when
he was called forward and presented
with luxurious leather covered couch,
the gift Of the members of the league.
In presenting the gift Mrs. Young, who,
as president acted for the league, said:
Reverend and Dear Father, allow me
to present to you on behalf of the
members of the League Of the Sacred
Heart this slight token of their es-
TEEN. For more than a year you have
labored with earnestness and enthusi-
asm for the welfare and success of
every individual as well as for the en-
tire membership. I echo the wish of the
league, / know. when I hope that some
time in the future, resting hereon, you
will realize the success of all the
dreams, both sleeping and waking, for
/ know that one of them at least is that
every member Of your parish will be-
fore the New Year ends be active mem
bers in the League of the Sacred Heart.
May heaven pour her choicest bless
ings upon you and let us hope that all
present to-day will have the pleasure
of gathering here again next year to
celebrate the Christmas festival"
During the afternoon the following
programme was rendered:
Vocal solo, 1.-THE Holy City.
T ........... Captain ]. J. McGuinness
Recitation .......... Miss Alice Mahoney
Instrumental solo Miss Mollie Hogan
Vocal solo Miss Margaret Mccartney
Refreshments of coffee and cake and
other good things were served by the
ladies.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
"Sharkey-Jeffrie Fight"

Following is an extract from letter
Manager Collins has received from L.
C. Keatings, manager of the biograph
pictures of the Sharkey-Jeffries fight,
which will be seen at the Margaret
theater next Observation-Disclosures
evening:
These pictures were gotten out by
j. H. White, manager of the film de-
partment of the Edison company. We
have been expecting these since Nov.
Is, but on account of legal complica-
lions and innumerable delays we re-
ceived the lot only Tuesday last. They
are the finest set of pictures yet issued
and show every detail, giving the full
2b rounds and a few films of prelimi-
naries"
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"a Bachelors Romance"

"A Bachelors Romance" which the
celebrated Neill company will present
in this city next Tuesday evening at
the Margaret opera house, tells a beau
tiful story of heart interest. The
scenic effects in connection with the
coming presentation of the celebrated
elaborate and specially designed for
this organization. This play was Sol
Smith Russell's greatest success, and
the Neiu company has the exclusive
right for its presentation in this coun-
try, paying to the author for such priv
lssge large sums per week.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-23
"why Smith Left Home,n

George III. Broadhurst's newest farce,
"Why Smith Left Home" will be the
Offering at the Margaret theater next
Wednesday evening. The action all
takes place in one house in one day.
OF the several farces Author Broad
hurst has written, why Smith Left
Home" has proved the most skillfully
constructed and most taking. The fol-
lowing list of names shows that the
company is composed of well known
and capable players: Frank Tannehill,
sr., Eugene Recding, C. Jay Williams,
Frederick Roberts, Gilbert Gardner,
Carina Jordan, Nellie MaskeIl, Jennie
Engle, Lottie Williams Salter, Rose
Hubbard, Belle Chamberlin and Lizzie
May Ulmer.
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What SO viii Do.

$40 will pay for one years subscrp-
ton to the Anaconda Standard and
your choice of either one of two hand
some volumes-"From the Atlantic to
the Pacific" or History of Spanish
American War" Call at any office Of
the Standard or remit to the home
office at Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-23

The Anaconda Turn Verein will have
a Christmas tree and concert, vocal and
instrumental, Christmas eve, Sunday
Dec. "a, 1899. and invite young and old
people to attend. Admission Csc; chill
dren with their parents free. Every
ticket is entitled to a gift.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-23

Diamonds are always new. and we
have plenty that are unredeemed. We
will undersell any jeweler in the state.
Get our prices. Anaconda Collateral
bank, 109 Main street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-23

See US before making Xmas pur-
chases. Special prices for this week
on china, lamps, cut glass, table cut
Iery, water sets, etc. Hardware de-
partment. Anaconda Copper Mining
company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-23

Skates for Everybody.
Absolutely the lowest prices in town.
Hardware department, Anaconda Cop
per Mining company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-23

Place your Xmas orders for fine
wines. liquors, cigars and groceries. Ed
Devine.
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Notice is hereby given that unless the
delinquent taxes above enumerated, to-
gether with the penalties and costs,
are paid, the real property upon which
such taxes are a lien will be sold at
public auction on Tuesday, Jan. 16,
1900, at 2 o'clock p. M, in front of the
office of the county treasurer at Ana
conda, Mont. p. D. TWOH4,
County Treasurer.
Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, State
of Montana, Dec. 49, 1899
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
rreelou. slone. - IN ~ rnn,d stat,..

Washington, July N.-prociouH stones
TO the value ~ 3lCo 2no. were found In
the United States ln iNps. uH compared
with SllG,d1i IN 1907. George T.. kunz
the agent Tor tho geological survey. In
charge " the collection of data rcln-
tive tl the production ~ precious
stones In this country. deals az length
IN his annual report with the finding Of
rock crystal az Mokrlume nm, Cal,
Of such purity ana ulze ne 20 almost
rival the juplnrHg, and the uuccrHHful
cutting " these la the United States
up 10 over HCvon inches IN diameter;
the Increased output NJ Fergus cuuu-
~ tMontIunl sapphire mines, and the
yielding NJ ilnc blue gems mp 20 two
ClrHtH each, ana tho discovery uf "a now
locality whore the stones arg moro var
tea IN color than those heretofore
found. the continued output ~ tho
New McXico turquoise mines ana the
opening up ~ mines Zoo Nevada. the
finding Of magnificent greon ana other
tourmnlinos nt Paris I'M, Maine aud
liuddnm Mock. Conn. the increased
sale ut the Australian opal; the great
importation % uncut diamond aud tho
increase az the diamond cutting indus
Try iu the United states; the uuprocc-
dyutri revival of tho precious stone
industry M the United states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
TINTIC WILL
HOLD ITS OWN
The Old Camp a Circuit Of Intense
Activity.
so DECLARES MR.. A. $. DAY.


"With very few oNrs-'l0ns." said Mr.
a. 5. Day this forenoon 'rIntic miuo'
aro fun of activity. Compared with the
condition Of the old camp o. few years
ngo the change la very striking. and
the fever N mining energy which 10
now showing itroif seems 10 be growing
cvcry day The Mammoth and Sioux
mills are cndc1vorinF 10 handle their
vast quantities ~ mineral. which at
present taxes their capacity on the
BLACK JACK dew l0pmont ~ being hur ioi
on by David Evans and Jesse Knight
Thero lH ON this proRrty % fine double
compartment shaft. Things are hus-
Ting at Mr. silks property. and the
Rcd ltorH la appearing iu gala dress.
having had new boarding house erect
Cd ana also the installation OF new and
very complete huIHting machinery. The
clurlra, too. Will likely ho heard from
in The noHr future Evan Smith nud
nnauriutr7 % Denver are now engaged
IN putting BOO up.to.dltr equipments
AZ the Northern Spy ~ On stated that
Ed LnuHa Intends to start worry active
WORK uu that property iu the near IN.
iurc. Wherever you look lu the chain
" properties running round the noun.
tain said Alr Dav there la seen activi-
w. ana there De- mo- doubt Dc will con.
unue 90 grow. nt least Tor some time
yet Everybody seems DESTROYS OF
emulntng Grand Central's greatness.
Without doubt that ls wonderful
mine"
Asked about Ia Refine. Air. Day rnid
Dc spent couple ~ days ~ the prop.
cry, which b. showing up well ut prca-
nut ana no effort o. being spared 20
bring Ia Refine into the very front
rank
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Excellent showing Made Of hi. Valuable
Property,

The annual meeting of the Htookhoid-
rrf NJ the Dexter Mining company,
which was adjourned from July 10.
roConvouyd late yesterday afternoon.
Stock 90 the amount Of iii,OOo shares
WAS represented
The reports NJ g. u. Miiner, manager
and Hiram o. Huoth, secretary and
treasurer. were read md accepted
owing 90 the Increase OF his law buHl-
moss, Hiram T. Booth found Il impoa-
Hlhlc 90 accept the office Of secretary
and treasurer Tor the ensuing year. ana
Geo y. Airs WINS elected In his place
John Dom was reelected presidents
j, q. L0kon vice president who, with y.
q, Lee, q. ", MlluDr and A. G. South.
worth, or Boston, constitute the board
OF directors.
The report M the general man.
ngcr shows that during the past
year permanent improvements have
been placed upou the property In the
shape ~ "a power plant. r. cyanide min.
the purchase ~ mining claims hoistng
works. assay office. etc, which amount
In an 10 SCI .969Oi The mine was a..
ported TO be In excellent condition with
more ore exposed In It's workings than
nc amy time In itH history The mills
are handling FROM 90 Ca 100 tons per
day aud a good extraction ~ being
made, An the permanent improve.
mrutN necessary nave now been made,
and in % few days 10 ig thought cOnnrc-
ton VIII be- made with the high-pradc
ore that WIS uncovered IN tho winze
about ten months ugo. Tho mine IL
opened mp 20 the 25O-foot level. and the
vein iH shown to be- "a permanent fssure
lu place.
The report ~ the treasurer showed
that the company has made not profit
lu the past year. inclusive uf improve
Wguts. Of $4,000, which indicates that
tho company is IN good condition.
financially A new nir-ComprDwor has
been installed, ana lu Wow of the fine
equipment or tho mine "a very succoss.
ful year may with safety Dec predicted
when tho next report shall be- made.
An the nulsta ana pumps are now run
by electricity. which means "a saving on
the fuol account which last year foot.
ed up tu over 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Omaha. July ii.-Cattic -Rccoiptr g.
900. Market steady Nntlvr beef steers
$40 % $500. western steers 500 ~
Nai. Texas steers $3.50 a. tt15. cows
aud holforH 3l5i 10 ftiO. cnnnorr. 1896
% $500 stockorH and feeders. $3.50 ~
$50. calves. $500 a. t1O0. bulls. stays.
cts. $500 q Ngi
Hogs Receipts. 1900 Market shade
10 o. lower Heavy. 500 q fii5. mixed.
500 " Ns0i. light sos N $40. pigs.
$50 ID 500, bulk of sales. ttO7ia %
N.i5H.
Sheep Rccoipts. 1900 Market slow.
weak Yrnrlingn. SIS ti.25. western
muttuuH. fi25 d $40 stock sheep. $3.50
" $500 lambs, $500 ~ $3.50.
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PETRo STOCK WEAKENING.
Northern Light and Gcyser-u Marion
Gain strength Daisy, Drster ana
Lower Mammoth weaken.
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER 60
LEAD. sk35
CASTING COPPER. 1873

The volume " business on tho SAT-
Lake exchange today was the greatest
for some time past. The foilowinF
stocks showed weakening tendency
over yesterday via, Daisy which snld
at esib followed By Dexter ni $40. aud
q o. Lower Mammoth nt o. ana I'nif'
which changed hands an the way from
$50 10 glih Northern LlFht Htlngned
"a IN. and GcyHor- Marion 20 't'l.
Eagle was heard from at Co., na was
Four Aces at 2iik. Mammoth was
stationary al about $50. while silver
King responded at ti225. and sunbeam
az &c. ..
noston-Dc In Mar sold az $500
Per thousand. Golden Eagle nt ,h. ana
Hercules nt ~ Joe flowers huns
around n and Manhattan passed out
iO.O0O AT y. followed By orient at Dc
and Tctro at So
Figurcn were posted aa follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

IT, s. Wooucy. manager OF the Wash
luTton mine In the Basin. ls IN the
city Mr. Woollry says thoy have
pumped out tho miuc and opened up
two Lodges at tho aoO-foDt lcNcL ono
of the lrdgcH carries silver IN paying
quantities and is In some places four
'foet in width. tho other ledge carries
free gold In rich quantities This ledge
runs IRON 3 10 10 foot ln width and
run parallel 10 one another and only
about 10 feet apart
rho Washington had been lying prac-
t.ctlly Idle Tor seven years prior 10 inc
time Mr. Wuolley took hold OF II and
tho renewed operation 0f the mine mas
been hnilud with much JOY by the PEG.
Pile Of that section. Boise Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Bird No. lode. etc. West Noun
lhlu % o.. 90 90 90 90 90 d. ssstts
W. r. O'Mcnru 20 \. e. Wcotor,
qultscluim deed S0Nsu rods cust
half NJ northeast quarter section
u, township I south. range l
west 90 ts 90 90 ss .s 90 90 stss q
W. W wood 10 j. q, Woetcr.
guit-clnim decd. part blocks
and 4. Fair View addition. and
blocks 10 ~, West Lawn o.. ..
Exchange Bank of Nebraska 90 !.
e. Wccter. uult-Clulm decd. part
blocks . and Z. Fair Viow nddl-
ton, blocks 9 90 ". West Lawn.
Estate nj J. u. Eclglund Co iillda
Ecklund. decree Df distribution.
BOT I. plat a, and lot ! plat -.
section 3G township south,
range I west .. o.. .. ....s ....... CO.,,
State N Utah 90 John Mnlmatrum.
patent southeast quarter section
O. township 3 south range ! west. 20
Estate o.. Llcnhurd 60 George
Mueller, deed. half lot Q. block
60, plat ID o.. o.. o.. q. oil. o.. 900. 10
wllhelminn Knllatrom 10 T.. u.
Swan. shurlus deed. "a rods by
32is feet southeast from north
west corner lot Z, block ~, plat
u DC 90 ..., DO 90 .sstss,s $1,000 lNl
Total o.. b.. o.. O., b., o, o, .....,,&5,s0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Abstract OF transfers nled In the re-.
cordera office, salt Lake county. Utah.
july 49, 1893;
Hllda Eckund 20 O. II. johnson
warranty deed two-acrp Iot.
block 1, plat A, section 3G town.
ship south. range 1 west o.. IS 200
]. A. Adams to- Elizabeth NJ
Adams warranty deed. Houth-
west quarter OF northeast quar-
tor section 10, township / north.
range ! west, ana southwest
quarter of southeast quarter of
section 80, township 1 north,
, ranse ! west o., ..... p, 90. =. &c., 1000
George Mueller TO Aaron Kcyscr
warranty deed, east half lot o.
block 80, plat u o.. o.. O.. .... 1900
r. A. Roomcr 10 D. Il. HowelIs.
quit-cl1im deed, Interest Rod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Kansas city July A-Cattlc-tle.
cclpia 1900 natives. 1900 Texans Mar
kct steady. Native steers. tiii 20 $500.
Texas steers. $500 % fi.g5. Texas cows.
500 u $500 native COWS and holfr~.
i400 70 iiO5i HtoOturH nud feeders. $500
~ titi. bulls $500 70 $40.
Hogs Receipts. 1000 Market steady
90 strong Bulk ~ aulcH. Ni5 n tt2i.
heavy. Ni5h 70 tt3git packers. $40 n
N25. mixed. ttiO Il $40. light ilg5 ~
ul2k workers.. Noi % Ai2h. pigH,
$3.50 % 500.
Sheep Receipts 1000 Market firm.
lambs. il5 10 is55. muttonn. $500 a.
Ft4s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

erty through the tunnel when the vein
had been cut
~ present the company o. drifting %
the east In the lower level and also
stopping on body of ORE that has been
opened for over 300 feet This 90 lead
ore with both gold and silver value-
Some OF the product D. shipped direct
10 the smeltcrs and the rest is now De-.
ing treated by concentration nt The
jackson mill.--Idnho Springs special %
Denver Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Fred Dcrn. who has returned from
M"rour reports work ON the Hue Bird
Eftonnion ua being very satisfactory.
In proof ~ hls statement he showed
roturnH from the Murcur assay oiIlcr
on some nluo Hlrd ENton orc. which
showed trace N gold. 20 ounces sll.
Yer and $40 per cont lead. About 30
fcot Of work has now been done on IN,
dflft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

During the call ON the exchange this
morning President 10. "a, Pcery referred
to parties who have boon trying 20
work W an excursion No. lld NJ the
salt Lake exchange uni said the 9TH.
GERS knew nothing about o. lllH
words that the salt Lake exchange ia
perfectly able to take caro- oft uHulf
and needs no one 20 beg ln lts behalf
received some vigorous signs 0f Rp,
proval from tho mrmhara lu the pil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

4 meeting ~ the Boston and Tintic
Mining company WIS held this after
noon, The property ~ the company
fulldnted and the meeting convened 10
consider the letting Of contract for
between 100 und 900 feet ~ shaft work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

London, July i3-At the wool auction
sales today there was q fun attendance
NJ buyers. Good lines OF morinnH were
offered the German and French repre-
HuututlyuH securing the bulk Greasy
and secured brought hardening rates,
ana Zine greasy cruFshrrds We're ln good
supply realizing tho highest figures uf
the HoriuH Mediums Improved and
several dUop-rrown parcels were taken
By America. The number Of bales Of
frrpl was t9Gtg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Denver. Colo. July iI-Cuttlc-Ro-
celpts. $50. Market active and nrmi
hoof steers. 2 1908 2ii COWS. O0ni i0s
feeders. freight paid 90 river. I.giffl 90,
Hinckers. do. 3.7iHi.5i; buVu, stays.
etc.. .2iH3 co.
IloEa- Receipts, 100 Market. steady;
light packers 3.9jHi.O0i mixed and
heavy, i.OOui.i0.
No HhDep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Daisy, 1000 ~ gno. 1000 ~ 2sis.
Dexter. 100 90 SOS 200 W SEQ.
Eagle 900 o. bL 1000 o. Gc.
-Four Aces 900 ~ 2i8c.
GeyHor- Marion, 200 I'D Gee. 100 n b1A
LoWnr Mammoth. 300 "a &c.
Northern Light, 600 20 d3c; 1900 %
53N; 1000 H t3H, 100 a. 53H, 100 ID %,
GOO % dlir.
Mammoth, 100 ID yl.Ss, 100 ~ $500
potru. 100 ~ aG'aU 100 ID gG, 200 d
Q5if; 900 % p5t 300 o. 90 300 % siI
1000 % p3is; 1000 90 %. buyer 30 days
1000 ~ gt4 buyer 3O days.
s liver KIM 90 "a 1895.
sunbeam. OUO 70 i6H.C 5000 ID a.
Buston-p0 ln Mar 1000 u $500 pei
Golden Eagle. 1000 a 5hc,
Hercules. 4 200 % nc.
Joe Bowers 5000 o. lici 900 "a iiib.
Manhattan. 10000 a. ac,
Orient, 1000 ~ 5c.
Tctro. 1000 q sh
Number of shares sold. ii,Goo.
Selling value OF stocks, sli3i32l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14

Special Corr pondoncc.
Pennington. July l2.-Therc have
been thirty mining locations flied thus
Tar this month with County Recorder
Thomas. The locations were nearly al
made by Don H. Porter on Antelope
Island