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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

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his classcs Friday afternoon because
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nflea. was organized undcr the dircc-
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much Interest D. being taken IN the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

Notice n hereby given that AZ n
meeting Of the Directors OF tho Bonnie.
VILE Mining Company. held january
iu, 1889. at No. n north Main strcet.
Salt Lake city. assessment No. 1. OF
one-half cent per share was levied ON
the capital stock Of said company, nay.
able immediately 70 tho treasurer or
Any stock on which this ifnaaaament
may rrinain unpaid on the Goth Of
February, 1888. VIII be delinquent and
advertised for sale NJ public auction.
AMI unless payment IA made before
viii BE- sold on March 18th. 1sg9, 10 nay
tho delinquent assessment. together
With cost OF advertising and expense
OF sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary,
40, Is north Main street. Salt Lake
city Utah.
Dated January ~. 1890.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

HOME FIRE INSURANCE Co.--The
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Home hire Insurance Company % utnh'
viii be held at the compnny'e Office, No.
~ Main Street. Salt Lake city. Utah, on
TUESDAY, February I. i>go, nt 2 o'clock
J.. m. The purposes for which said meet
Ing n called. are 20 elect directors sec
fCtnry and n trcaaurcr FOR the ensuing
year. and TO transact any such other
business o. may lawfully come before
HORACE o. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Ian. I. isoa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

Co-oP WAGON 3 MACHINE co Tho
annual ncrting ~ the stock loldots Of thg
GO operative WAGON 4 Machine Co" WI u
Do hell ~ the cnmuany'a uiilrc In SAT- Lake
CITY. Utah. on Monday. January - isl AZ
. o'clock y m Tho purposes Tor which said
Weotlur y called arcs To elect directors Tor
thr ensuing year. 10 receive thc annual ~.
ports ~ the president and secretary. and
lawfully come before said uoeting
MELVIN y. WELLS. secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

Notice n hereby given that tho annual
meeting of tho stockholders Of the Grant
Gold Mining company viii be held ht the
office q tho company Home Fire In
rufancv company Of Utah building Nos.
- to - East Temple street Halt Lake
city. Utah ON Tuesday. January ~. is9l.
at o'clock y. M, Tor the election ~ u.
hccrH and for the transaction ~ such
THOMAS W. SLOAN.
Secretary.
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the last Of Il disappears. and. there be.
ing free passage OF air to the drum
hearing " restored.
The only way d deaf person can fail
to be- cured by Drs. shores treatment
II to stop taking The treatment before
the cure Is effected.
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V. The Causes of Deafness.

pcafuers, except In those rare eases
wherein II n due Ia accident, II caused
by disease affecting the throat,
phurynritls, Laryngiu9, thiultlH, Ton
alitls, bronchitis aud an tho many
discusses affecting the membrane OF tho
throat may result IN deafness.
Scarlet Fever. Diphthoria, Typhoid
Fever produce Inflammation Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

Notice IL hereby given that nj a meet.
inr OF the Board OF Directors OF sa,d
company, held on tho 10th day OF he.
cember. 1919. an assessment OF ono n,
cent. per. share was bvicd on the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately at the oflicc OF the sccrctarv,
No. lN Main street. Any ntock upen
which this assessment may remain mn.
paid on tho 18th day Of January fVa
shall be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. md. unlcfa nav.
mont II made before. Will be sold on N.
LIST day OF February, 1890. at 2 o'rlock
y. M. to pay tho. assessment, together
JESSE NJ rox. Secretary.
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pEsEnF'r q s. L. AGRICULTURAL
y M.F q. CANAL coMpANY-No-
ticc ~ hereby given that the nn-
nunl meeting Of the stockholders Of the
ucncrct ana Salt Lake Agricultural aud
Manufacturing Canal company. will be-
held ~ the coinnany'r office. No. o.
east routh Temple street. Salt Lake
city. Utah. on Saturday. January y.
1879 at 10 o'clock n. M. Tor the eicc-
tion u trustees 20 serve during she en-
SUING year. and for the tranuaction 81
such other business na shall come be-
fore the meeting.
l., JOHN NuTTALi.. Secretary.
Salt Lake ely. January 10. 1893.
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HEBER J. GRANT co.-'rhc annual
meeting Of the stockholders 81 ltebgr J.
the oflicc Of tho company, No. % Ham
Street. salt Lake city Utah, on Tucs-
day January 5iHt. isg9. ut Z o'clock y. N.
The object % said meeting n TO elect
board ~ directors TO serve for the cnsu.
inE year and TO transact such other buai-
ness az may legally come before II
JOHN srRiNCiiAM.
Secretary.
Salt Lake city. Jan. 4. 1879. q =
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By order Of the board Of directors Of ,ho
January 18TH. is0J. The date FOR dccin,,,s
the stock dclinqncnt has bucn postronrJ
until Thursday. February snd. iS'l,. nnd N
payment j. not inauc before, the stock will
auction. III thr.oiiicc Of the secretary isi
Main street, Monday. February cUth. i-ist n;
Jesse ~. rox. Secretary
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NOTICE 40 CREDITORS.
Estate o. Mary V. lIIel.g. pecenre

Estate OF Mary " Hicks, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given by tho Under.
tlHned administrator OF the estate OF
Mary V. Hicks, deceased, 10 the credl.
tors Of, and all persons having claims
htninst said deceased. To exhibit them
win the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication
or this notice to the said administrator
90 room dl5, Mccormick block, SAN
Lake city, Utah.
HENRY 3. HICK,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Mary Y.
Hicks. Deceased.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate OF Agnes nossan. DECEASED

Creditors VIII present claims with
vouchers 10 the undersigned. NJ law
oilce OF Morse q Whittemorc. t0i Me-
COrnlck Bldg. on on before The Ism
day OF shay, \. u. 1889.
JAMES W, HOGAN.
Administrator ~ Estate OF Agnes Iioe.
gan, Deceased
Date Of FIRST publication. january II,
a. D. 1899. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

Co.oP FURNITURE co. Notice Il here.
hy given that the stockholders ~ the Coop
FURNITURE to-will meet ~ their olilcr. - 20
W south Main street on Tuesday, fchy ..
1874 AZ 60 - M, for tho election of ninu
directors aud such other business a. may
come bcforv the mgctinr.
%. II. PErTiT secretary.
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DELINQUENT sorIcE.
Bulllon-Bcck Tunnel Company. Prlncl.
pal ONCE. Room i0s McCornlck
Block. city OF SAIL Lake. state
OF Utah.

SoTlcE.-Thcrc are delinquent on
the following described stock ON nc.
count uf assessment No. VI y cent per
nhuru In the capital stock % Huid CONF
pnny, levied on the 22nd OF November.
1898. the several amounts vet opposite
the names Of the respective sharc.
holders ms foilowu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

GAIT LAKE LIVERY AND TRANS.
FER GOA special meeting Of the
stockholders Of the salt Lake Livery 3
Trunrfcr co. viii be- held Thursday.
irn 18th. 1883, at . y. M. az the compa.
ny's oiiico on West Tomple street. Salt
lHhc CITY, Otnh. for the purpose "
olecirg a Board " Directors Tor ;h-
otn1.ng year, and FOR such other buai.
net' ~ may legally cYinr before A..
GEO. r. ODEl.i.. scc'ty.
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PROBATE AND ouAnDi,Nsnp
NOTICES.


Consult County CLERK or the Reapeetiye
hlgnern for Further Information,
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In the District Court. Probate Division.
IN and for Salt Lake County. state
OF Utah.
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The petition of James u. Jennings.
praying for tho Issuance 10 hlmself III
letters of administration In the estate
boon fct for hearing on Saturday the
2lHt day NJ January. a. II. 1899, al g,sO
O'Clock n. M. at the County cour,
House, In the Court Room OF aaid
Court, ~ Salt Lake city. Salt Lake
County, Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said Court with
January. A. ID. 1893.
lsanl.l DAVID G, DUNBAR, Clerk.
liy GEO, u, BLAIR. Deputy Clerk
Williams, Van Colt s. Sutherland, Az.
torncyn.
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DELINQUENT sOricE.


Noiicc.-Thorc. are dciin1ucn, upon m.
iollnwnE described stock on account IN
% November. iSN. the several nmnunfa
net opposite Che names Of the rcsnsesi,a
rlnflluldtra "a f1lig,vat -f'N.sN"
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BRIANT s. YOUNG.
Secretary.

Al meeting OF the Directors OF thu
above named company the sale OF thu
above stock was postponed until sat-
urdny. January 2s. 1899. at o'clock
D. ~. by order OF the board OF Dr.
BRIANT 3. YOUNG.
Secretary.
Date January 7, 1899.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT No. !.


Principal place Of business, Salt Lake
city, Utah. Mines situated nj
Lake side Mining District,
Tooolc County. Utah.
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In the Matter Of the Estate OF Clarence
l.. Jennings. Deceased.
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Aud IN accordance with law ana an
order OF IN. Board OF Directors made
ON the 2snd day of November. 1885. no
many shares OF each parcel OF stock az
may be- necessary VIII be sold nt pub
lie auction at Room i0S Mccormick
State NJ Utah, ON tho 9Th day of'Janu-
urN 1889, at the hour Of o'clock In the
afternoon of Hnid day. 10 pay tho Ielin-
luent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising aud ca
pcnse OF sale.
BRIANT s. YOUNG.
Secretary.
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j. a. tunninEhufn Jrt.b GOD On "a
And la accordance with law and an ~
der " the Hoard ~ Trustees made on Tho
shares % each parcel ~ such took nj
may be neccnHary viii be fold az The uar.
rrthry'H office. Mccormick q Co.'S Rank
streets. HALT Lake city, Utah. on Mon.
day. January ~ iNn. At I o'clock u. M.
10 pay the dgilnqu.nt assessment there.
a. iiASAuER JR..
Secretary
Corner First Rauth and East TEMPLE
streets. Sal, lake city. Utah.
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jesse N. rox. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

Tho Portland Orcgon's annual NUM-
hcr Tor 1889 has been received. n lr
nn eloquent exponent of tho resources
ana advantages ot the State II repre-
Hcnta. Accompanying n, IN an album
which for artistic execution and general
Interest Tar HurpaHseH similar now
years publications.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
New York Bank ~tatemert.

New York, Dec 2.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes ::
Surplus reserve, increase g., 35S, 250; loans,
decrease s., 304, go; specie, increase s., 1872,
500; legal tenders, increase $S39, 800; de-
posits, increase $780, 400; circulation, de-
crease SIS. 400. The banks now hold $10,-
884,07 in excess of the requirements of
the % per cent rule.
New York, Dec. 23.-The Financier says:
1.-THE statement of the New York banks
for the week ending December % is deci-
dedly favorable in its showing, especially
with reference to cash changes. The
gains in legais and specie were S3,572, 600
and as the increase in deposits was only
nominal, the new cash goes to meet eX
cess reserve, bringing that item to $40.
$40 the highest point touched since
last August. The statement was affected
by a number of influences Of conflicting
and unusual character, which perhaps eX-
plains why the final figures are at vari-
ance with earlier estimates. To begin
with, the liquidation of three millions in
loans is smaller than the known opera
lions over the past week called for. The
addition Of three and ore-half millions
of cash reserve. despite the loss of two
million of gold on December 16, was IN
expected, but treasury disbursements and
the receipts of specie from the West In
dies a week ago have more than counter
acted the earlier loss. The exports OF
specie to Europe Saturday are not in
cluded in the statement. What bearing
they will have on the next exhibit of the
banks is problematcal. 1t is quite likely,
however. that the opening OF the new
wear will witness the usual movement Of
funds between this center and the inte-
rior. Dividend disbursements are bring
;y,+o Ao lot fresh .f
free currency. The usual semi-annual
disturbances incident to payments of this
character are now fully discounted The
changed condition OF affairs with respect
to business over the country does not
make for a repetition of the influx Of
interior money to New York which was
so pronounced a this time last year. but
the rates quoted on domestic exchange
az important centers show that the ten
dency IS in favor of New York Il will
be recalled that the rise.i securities, be-
ginning In January had its lorigin large
" in the superabundance Of money flow
ing this way There is no prospect that
the return this year will approach that
Of last winter. for the simple reason that
the money % the country IS employed IN
active business. Europe also stands ready
10 bid for excess cash at present. The
outlook then. while It is assuming A more
comfortable aspect, seems to forecast a
moderately firm money market. with no
strinEe1cy and no idle over-suppiy."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
MUCH LIKE No MARKET
AT All Was the Wheat Market
Yesterday.
DUE TO HOLIDAY DULLNESS
Everything on the Board
Closes at a Decline.
DUE TO HOLIDAY DULLNESS

Chicago, Dec. 23.-The holiday dizziness
was upon the markets today. May wheat
closed &c under yesterday; May corn &c
down, and May oats &c depressed Pro-
visions closed easy, 5G71ac lower.
The record of the wheat market here
today could be blotes1 out without ma
teriany affecting commercial history.
With outside exchanges closed and no
Liverpool cables there was little incen-
tive TO trade. The small pit crowd
amused itself by kicking about foot
ball most of the time. Statistics were
incomplete. There was a trifiing bit of
foreign buying, but with New York not
open, the cash business was practically
shut off May wheat opened and closed
at 6s1ad699sc. 1sc under yesterday Local
receipts were 100 cars, So of contract
grade.
Corn barely held its own. Country Of
ferings were small Business was incon-
sequentiaI. May opened at 323s133c and
closed 1sc down at 323sc. Local receipts
were 271 cars.
Oats were at standstill. with barely
&c huctua ton. Receipts here were pa
cars. May closed sc depressed from yes
terday. at 237sc.
Provisions were easy. but very quiet.
weakness. May pork closed 7Izc under
yesterday. at so. 321a; May lard &c lower
at s5.67l2d5. 20, and May ribs 5d71kc under
at S. 4216G5.45.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat
IS cars; corn, 500; oats, $50; hogs, 30, 900
head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
PRICES CARRIED Up
By a Rush of Shorts in the
Stock Market.
WEEKS D0INGS ANALYZED
Bank Statement Makes an
Improved Showing.

New York, Dec. 23.-The first transac-
tons on the stock exchange disclosed
how much Of yesterdays weakness must
be attributed to selling fer short account.
The rush to cover short contracts carried
prices up without regard to fractions in
the specialties, which had been the mark
of attack. Sugar, Metropolitan, Tobacco,
Brooklyn Transit and Peoples Gas jump
ed from 312 to points on opening sales.
The same buoyant tendency was shown
in the international list Of railroad stocks.
London had lifted these sharply before
the opening here but they bounded
above the London parity to a level from
l to 2 points above last nights close
here. The urgency of the demand from
the bears constituted a miniature panic.
Their short selling yesterday was based
on an assumption that the periodical set
tlement in the mines department of the
London stock exchange, which began to-
day, would disclose so weak a position
there that a panic would be likely to
result. On the contrary, the earliest news
from London showed that the settlement
in London was proceeding easily and in
an orderly manner, sentiment there being
much encouraged by the shipments of
gold from New York. Rumors of fnan-
cial ENHANCEMENT and forced liquidation
pursued prominent figure in the fnan-
cial world all day yesterday. Today, on
the contrary, 1t was affirmed that $1,000
COO in government bonds had been placed
as additional security for this man of
wealth, and that his difficulties were end
ed. The professional traders accepted the
one rumor with the same credence as
they had the other, and put in lively
two hours trying to buy stocks TO save
themselves from loss interpretations Of
the bank statement were decidedly con-
fused and the market ran off on realiZ-
ing. 1t did not get back to the top, but
hardened again materially and closed
strong, closing prices being as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
MISSISSIPPI NEGROES LYNCHED
For Numbering an Old Man and As
saulttng n " Woman.

Bolton. Miss. Dec. 1.-Two negroes
named Jim Martin and Frank West were
Iynchcd on the Bakers Creek BRIGADE.
one quarter of a mile west Of th.s place.
about O'Clock tonight for the murder
OF an aged and highly respected citizen
named Milton s. Haire. and an attempted
criminal assault on his niece. Miss cur-
ran. The murder was most cold bloaded.
Robbery was the incentive. she negroes
being under The impression that large
sum 0f money was concealed in the
house Martin and West were cautarfJ
about 10 O'Clock this morning II 70
qairet a whipping % make the former
confess. when ae broke down and related
the whole story Toe toNn marshal
brought the prls1uer7 20 town ard placed
them in the clfy prison. About s1r.ssE
a mob % l-3 masked men broke Open
the place and took the two men - fte
bridge west o. town S91ser were placed
around :hefr nerkF fhe ether ents - Gee
ropes being tied 10 the cross Uer aHd
they we're told 20 jump OF the bridge
Martin a. once plunged in'9 s.ace Bot
West had - BE- at7shed aH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
Fnrrsgu stock. and uoneY.

london. Dec. 23.-It is learned by the
Ass5ci ted Press that the great financial
interests IN London have combined and
furnished sufficient money 10 insure 10
Large failures o., settling day. December
-. though the small fry may suffer. In
less tljs action had been taken several
vel known houses, not of the first impo--
lance. but II large proportions, would. Il
is said. nave 70 go under. This concert
e. p-ecau.iou has to some extent restored
confidence. bu; the market is stiI pam
.cky. many people believing t5st the
most serious crisis has not yet been
reached
Paris. Dec. cs-BCsi1eSs on the baurss
today was VERY cheerful. re-pu-chssss
being effected on The satisfactory proEr s.
u the London settlement The market
continued firm. Throughout i1te-ua .iou1i
shares advanced considerably. There
were 1srge purchases % Kafirs
Berlin. Dec "a more cheerful feeling
prevailed OF the boerse today. due 70
some extent 20 the bear coverings and
more satisfactory sdvicss from rz4 vest
ar7 E7e-Sax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
HOGS WERE STRONG
Demand Was Much Greater
Than ReCei pts.
TOP PRICE WAS 1897 ~
Cattle Market Was Active and
and Firm.
TOP PRICE WAS 1897 IL

Strong and active Is the way the
Wichita hog market was quoted yester-
day. The offerings were taken up quick
~ at the top market price and all during
the day there were no signs Of weakness
in the market. 1t was strong and it
looked for time as though it might ad-
vance.
The receipts were moderate This was
due to the nearness of Christmas and the
holidays. 1t is not expected that the re-
ceipts will be large until after the holi-
days, when 1t is thought the stockmen
viii begin to market their winter hogs.
The Wichita market, as usual, COM
pared well with other markets in the
west. The best report received was from
Chicago, which stated the market as be-
ing strong and active. The other mar
kets were quoted as steady. 1t was evil
dent that there were weak spots, which
kept the markets from being firm.
The quality of hogs offered was aver
age. There we're no extra good lots
placed on the market. The average
weight was light, the majority sold be-
ing light mediums. There were several
punches Of coarse heavy packers sold at
the ruling bulk price.
The top price of the day was 1915, and
quite q number of lots of hogs brought
this figure. The demand was excellent.
The market was at all times firm and
had there been triple the amount re-
ceived ii would not have been effected
There is a demand at the market for
double the amount of hogs received and
the buyers Of this section are slowly
awakening to the fact that better prices
are paid here than at Kansas City or any
other western market
There will be no market on Monday.
The yards will be open to receive hogs
and they will be cared for the same as on
Sunday. The commission men decided to
allow themselves a holiday the same as
the exchanges at other markets.
RFPR ESFNTA TTUE SAFES