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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Cute %Dntngrapbien.

Sa mir Die allermooernItc Snitrus
mente unb cine laugjdbrige @rfd1rung
beIiBen, iinb mir fd6ig, Sii6tiges in
unierem Sadie 81 leiiten. 3umdl fur
Grittommunitanten mD9ten nit uns
empfeblen. @prsiiglide Siloer uno
Iebr mdBige preiie. Ric. ssnB, 1888
&lanzS trabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
WeQen &rebslmaOen.

SD empteble biermlt StroOp's beriibmte.
Bulper. Sislelbeu beileu iebeu
mod nidt auisebrodenerD 6lebs iowobl
als Guberli6. aaell. bic usrbd6:
tige gel6wiilite iowie aud W~agenlei.
b en- unb Qeberi6abeu baben, limb oieit
Yulpsr belonbers empioblen. @egen Rdbe.
rem 3eu9niiie etc. a~orellire man:
Gb ar b 8. Scebiua
ct. Qllcds Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Sic yWnberu @npbmen" iino ais
yWebeinte Geieai9ait"
fIaiiifi,irt.

Sie v9merican @cclsiiaitical &es
pisp" bonn Mpnat Sanuar sibt nad
ben neueiten itatiitii4en @ngaben Die
Mit~eliebersabl Der pOr5ii9li9iten g es
hetmen @efelIi4aten Der
Ser. Staatsn in folgsnoer Weiie an:
Sreimdurer 817,227
abgeieben bon 55, Negerz
Sreimdurcr;
OBJ Ssaops 7s8,96S
abgeIeben bon 1857 Negerz
Sob Seapps;
Gni96ts Of pDtbias 452,022
9opo Semplars 1S3,S60
Cons Of Temperance . GLOSS
Wooern Doobmen Of Qme=
RIGA 168,4S1
Reomen 1926
u. s.. q. .2,44S $40
Sotal: .5,O34,262
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
0ute PlutDarapbieu

f6nnen rllr pou Grperteu ber9eitelt perben.
IS gilt bel oersn Seriteuung @riabrun9
81 baben, paiicnbe SOpis nnb &Orperitelms
gen gu beadten, oas paiieube 9idt: NIB
S6attsuperbGltniB ;u fennen uub baum
aud bic uotbiSeu, DIT re6t foitipielisel
.glpparate Su baben. Sieies glleS lit Dor:
bailbsn, penn Sbr Sure Photographic Don
mir MAIDEN laiiet.
q. s.. M aeRenSie,
1878 GlapsS Ctr, DUBUQUE, Ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Trau Mppel,

Satin bes beitbefannten Srn. S6neis
Osrmsiiters SObn appel babier, lit bon
HeiIe na9 europa, mad etpa g.
mpuatli3er 46neienbeit, poblbebaltsn
suriidgefebrt. sic mar in i6rer Sei:
mat9sitaOt 2eip8ig (&Dnisrsi9 Sa9s
auf 8eIu9 gepelen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Whtune, Shmicnc!

lluier S6mieo ut %peruusIiidt. Sin gutter,
benti6er, fatbplii6er S6mieb finbet ioior.
ti9e Sei6Giti9unS. S6miebe lit neu, nit
iIeuen Maidiuen periebel. lluiere 8emeiuos
lit rein oeiti6, i'm StGot6en iiuo jmausis
Sartilien unb ba;u 100 Samilien aui elmer
Gntielnun9 pom A 0teilen. Wan wenbe iid
OH Sd. Eerrp ooer Rep. Soebing, ct.
GucaS, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
3u %ncrfauien.

Gin sutes @aftbaus nit belitider 6unos
i6ait in dubuque 1T biai9 sl pertailfet.
0aS Saus 1T gut gels9eu. Rabe bel alien
@iienbabusD epots, bat einen 9nteil Jtrf ino
III in beitem 3uitonoe. @ute Stalun9 unb
y)oro nit benz Sauie perbunbeu. gSe9eu
gtGbrem l6reibe man Ill bic Neoatitton bic
ieS VlatteS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Snreisb nrstfOes.
Ssreintete GtaateB.
Io6trG9It9.j
81 a0trG9It9.j
Gie fscisr bcs Disadvantages Srr
..Yrnlfrriu Der Srtrihtcn"

fpiro aud bieies Sabr pieoer BON Del;
2urenl6urssr GereiEen 9ubuque's be-
eaneen peroen. 9ds Gomite bstoer
Gsreine 1T nit 6en @orbereitungen I'M
Gonss unb es iinb Nusii4ten por9ans
Sen, baB Die leg SSubr pieoer cine an
iehnIi9e 3abI a~uStpdrtigcr 21nn8ltute
on f%iinften Sonntdse nu4 Sfern bier
in Dubuque iein perOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
s. q. s0nIer.
Srionbcre SHcrtcn. : Sieic Yrciie
iplltcn Sic anresen, SIRE
Sai9en su crgrimOeu.
&IctSerWaareu.

25 Stiid 36sDu., Man9eiter, feline
&leioerpaaren, 25 Gents ieber Dirt,
gum 9ertaufspreiie BON g.. 15c
Is Stid, 4Oza0G. Grafton cuttings,
800 Sorte, gum 8ertaufspreiie
bon -. 22c
10 Stiif ieibene unb nolene Mirtuz
reg, @ranit=Su 9 unb gang poaenes
Serge, ale nertb 75c, gum Wers
taufspreiie BON >. 39e
Ssinnbere CHrrteu tn id,mar3cn
&leiocrmaarcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Wn lit Seiurih 3rier?

Nus @roBbous 9ebiirtis, fam Dor 8 ODER
10 Sabreu mad Sigh Rio9e unb 500 Don
bort na6 4~ittsbur9, ga.. wirb we9eI Grbs
MISREPRESENTATION 9eiudt. Ra6ri6ten
melbe man gel. all DIR. Solepb Sraul9,
Sigb Gio9e, Gbicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Cornelius Wcl9inr 1T bssnaoigt.
9(us Ges Moines pirb beri6tet. ia

Nus Sss WOines pirb beri9tst, baG
Cornelius Mel9ior, ber MDrber bes
olten Soenpalb in Center SDnni6ip,
bon isiner IsbenslGngliGsn 3u9tbauss
itrafe be9ndDigt unb 6efreit pprbsn
1T. 0srfeit. 1T ietod nur bsbin.
gun9spejfs uuf freirm SuBe, benn iOs
balb er anluB ba5u gt6t, lit Der Sou.
perueur beredtist, i'm pieoer gefGnss
LID ein5ieben gu luiisn. Cine 8ebins
sung leinsr Srei1eit iii AUDI Die. baB
er teine geiiti9en GstrGnte benube,
nod @irtbsbduisr beiude.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
seiomoerer @erfamf BON e&mbem.

Samen Su9@pantoffelr . 25c
Seine Songola Sioleber S3ube fir
Samen, neue 3eben, biegiume So9s
len, isipsnes Betting pber &ioleber
Sops. Sum 8ertuufspreiie $1.49
Seine Satin talbsleber anabenf9ube,
reue Mpoen, $3.50 Wertbe gum
9erfaufspreiie bon $50
Milfpaufee Sil Grain Irbeitsi9ube,
fir MGnner, Sligo Wertbe gum
@ertaufspreiie bon . $1.19
8inberi9ube bon Csc aufpGrts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17

SNUIU. cut UtI U. W UlWEN|OIIv
Dubuque, :: :: Soma.
slsenteu fir Grnnbeigentbum, auleibell
unb Serfi6eruug. Gelo gu 5 Hrojent 81
perleiben aui Soma, Suiuois nno 0isconlil
Si9erbeiteu. IS ampfi6iiiiabrts Siuete na6
unb Don europa pia fiiui beioubereu einien.
-Sertretes uon Suuerldiii9en Tellers,
SebsuSs unb llnfGle : Gerlibernn9s geieas
idaitsu. - abitratts Of &itle. - Seiieat.
lihe Hotare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Ghremt bnr!

Wir Iino IN Der Ea9e, sic NIT alien
Sortsn gQenwaaren, Ssdeu. Seppi=
den, Matten uno Oeltu9 Su perisben,
ale bon leitenben 6a~britanten sema1t
uno sesen Saar 9etauft. ipelbe mir su
Yrsiisn anbieten. Die ionlt nirgenos
angebpten tperoen f6nnen.
Sames 2epi q 6 %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17

Sptdi: .$54o, 600
Die 9eoingungen TGb AZ prpsent
Sntereheu; geisblife Gncrtennung Der
bt. Bombs mIieu t~oiteHfrsi
9eliefert per6en unO bieies Inge6ot
20 Sdgen beanttportet fem.
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Stadt mud Amgegena.

Entered at the Postotics at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
themails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Hciycuoc W9cutcn:

Spicpb SleiBucr. SnBn aoblcr.
Raul Nucbel.
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Sic Subugucr 8anfen

Gd6en auf cine @nfrose Der 9eripalter
Der Waiierrcrts bin iia beait ertlGrt,
itdotii4s YonOs in folssaesn Setrds
gen 5u iibernebnlen:
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&lcinere Mn5eigeu.
Nie. Gngcl & s6bue.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
wM. RRoApRENT. D. D. S.
Up-to-date Dentistry.

Western Dental Co, 80 Eagle Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
BONDS OF COUNTY OFFICERS
AMOUNTS FIXED BY THE COM
MIssIONERS.
Treasurer Must Furnish Sureties for
Half a Authorization Creating
School District is Reconsidered.

The county commissioners yesterday
fixed by ordinance the amount of bonds
to be given by the county and precinct
before entering upon their
official duties on Monday, Jan. z. The
respective amounts of bonds of officers
whose terms are just expiring were
made the same for the incoming officers,
as follows:
County treasurer, $500. 600; sheriff,
S20, 600, assessor, auditor, clerk and at
tOrney, $4,000 each; attorney and sur
veyor, s, 600 each; justices of the peace,
constables and road supervisors, $500
each.
The amount of bonds to be given by
the county commissiOners-el is by
law left with the district judges to fix.
They also must approve the commits
siOners' bonds, but the commissioners
approve the bonds OF the other county
and precinct officers.
Yesterday mornings session of the
hoard was given over to the COnsidera-
ton Of the official bond ordinance and
the transaction of a miscellaneous lot
of unimportant business, but the after
neon session was devoted almost en-
tireiy to the question Of recOnsiderlng
the action Of a week ago in creating
new school district out of parts Of dis
triCts IS and So, Taylorsville and
Last Monday the change was order
ed made because of a large petition
demanding the change. fnasmUch as the
trustees of the TaylOrsville district had
not kept the promise made last spring
IN erecting a new school building. Yes
terday the trustees of both districts,
Attorneys B. J. Stewart and J. H.
M0yle for the opposing sides, County
School Superintendent Ashton. County
Attorney Putnam and the other county
officers to whom had been referred the
matter of apportioning the school prop
erty from the old districts to the new
one. We're present and participated in
the deliberations. The side which stood
for a reconsideration finally won out
mainly because Of the fact that the law
had not been fully complied with in
that the required notice Of intention 10
create the new district had not been
given.
An order was made setting apart
81 500 from the county school fund for
ire sure-intendents salary, for the con-
tingent expenses Of his Office and for
the expenses Of the county examiners
and che county institute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
SANPETE DIVIDED.
Made Two Stakes and Mt. Pleasant
Ward Cut in Two.

Especial Correspondenee.)
Mt. Pleasant Dec. 10.-That eccIesfasti-
cal matters in the Sanpete stake Of Zion
have been receiving the attention of the
high authorities in the Latter Day Saints
church was evidence by the very import
ant action taken first at a conference
meeting of the stake held at Moroni yes
terday, and also by an important bust
ness meeting held in this city last night
Inc business of the conference at Ma
rom yesterday was the segregating of the
SanDete stake into two separate and dis
tlnct stakes, each with a complete organ
lzation Of its own. Last nights bust
ness consisted of changing this ward into
two wards, with two separate organiza-
tons
Heretofore the sanpete stake has en-
Dfaced the entire county, and the DOpula-
uon has become so great that the work
could not be prosecuted with the best re-
suits Dy the one set of officers, and con-
seQuenIIy the change was brought about.
Apostles Lind ana John Henry Smith
were present at the meeting and made
mo announcement OF the proposed
changes. 1t came as a great surprise to
the great majority of the people, but was
sustained by the conference. officers were
Immediately selected as follows:
President of the North Saupete stake.
by which name the district Set aside as a
new stake is to be known, Bishop c. N
Lund Of Mt. Pleasant; first counselor, Pc
ter Matson. and second counselor, George
christensen, both Of Mt. Pleasant. The
present officers of the South Sanpete
stake are to be retained.
The changes in this ward were made
necessary by the same cause.-The in
crease OF population The following Of
fcers. announced for the new wards, were
sustained; Bishop of the South ward.
James Larsen; first counselor, Christian
Johansen: second counselor, James MOu-
sen. Bishop of the North ward, L. p.
Marsdea; first counselor. Thomas West,
second counselor. Joseph Seely.
The division of the stake into two
stakes gives general satisfaction to all,
but the ward division is meeting with
some adverse comment, the heavy ex-
pense which will be entailed being the
principal cause of complaint.
While the move undoubtedly has no sig
ntficance in a political sense, some lead
ing Democrats of the town are pointing
out that each and every one of the new
authorities in the two wards are strong
Republicans They viii not assert that
these selections were made with Il politi-
cal idea in view. but are heard 10 wonder
why all men wero chosen from one po-
htical faith. when there are dozens of
Democrats in either ward equally capa-
bic and of like standing in the church.
In the stake organization it is the re-
verse of this. the majority being Demo
Gratis. These comments are heard among
both Mormon and non-MormOns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
ON THE MINING EXCHANGE.
Lower Mammoth Still Climbing
DaIy-West Receivers.

The week in the stock exchange opened
10 a good days business yesterday, with
Lower Mammoth again the leading fu-
ture- II opened on sale at Sl.09lk. and
climbed rapid from that figure to 81 201k !:
easing off a the close to s1.1S1a, after haV-
ing sold 1899 shares
Daly-West has fully recovered from the
decline 1t underwent last week and sold
I'D shares at $3.50. with S25.Tla demand
ed al the close Of the call
Ajax sold at 65c and SIC, seller 10. Dex-
ter opened on a sale at S1.31Iz. went to
Sl54, and closed with the transfer of 100
at S29.
Grand Central failed to score. buyer and
and seller being too far apart 1t was
quoted at sos bid s5.37IE asked. Nam
moth was also inactive at S195 and S205.
May Day opened on a sale at 39c and ad-
vanCed in the selling TO 34lzc. Rocco
HOmestake sold al 7714c and 16c and 8 ESQ
shares OF Silver Shield changed hands at
24l+c to &c
Star Consolidated still continues on the
down grade It opened yesterday on a
sale at I6lzc, llac below the opening price
Saturday, and closed with a transfer at
BIC.
Yankee Consolidated was active and
opened with a sale at 1e55c advanced from
that to l254C, and dropped back to IIstc on
the last sale, 500 shares changing hands.
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
lows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
SOCIALISM DISCUSSED.
PAPER Read Before the Ministerial
Association.

The question Of whether socialism or
individualism was taught by the New
Testament as a basis of Christian gov
eminent, was the subject Of discussion
before the Ministerial Alliance at its
regular meeting in the 7. NJ. c. A.
parlors yesterday morning. Rev. Rich
ard Wake read a paper on the subject,
in which he set forth that the teach
ings of the Bible pointed plainly to So
cialistic principles as the foundation Of
A Christian government He took the
position that the principles Of individ-
ualism were principles of narrOwness,
and were in direct opposition TO the
teachings Of Christ, which were world
wide and all-embracing.
The discussion Of the paper was par
ticipated in by Rev. A. Fl. Henry. DR..
NfcNfeee and DR.. McClain. Rev. Henry
did not deny that socialism had its
good points. but thought that indi-
vidualism, as he understood il. was
the better OF the two. He thought that
a proper development of self was better
and would accomplish more towards
Christian results than could be accom-
plished by the s0cialistic plan.
DR.. McNiece and Dr.. McClain held
that there were good principles advo-
Gated by both socialism and individual
ism and thought that the New Tesla
ment taught the good in both and
meant that the good principles in both
should work together to accomplish the
best results.
After the discussion Of the paper the
rest OF the time of the meeting was
devoted to preparation for the farewell
reception to DR.. Iliff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
Mining Notes.

The Carissa had three cars Of gold
ore on the market yesterday.
The Snowflake Mining company Of
Tintic has levied a lie assessment.
The &c assessment recently levied by
the Crusader Consolidat ted company
became delinquent yesterday.
The Centennial Eureka Mining COM
pany received a check for the value Of
ten cars of copper ore yesterday.
Senator CIark,s Ophir TElI property
commenced the week 0ontributing
five cars of concentrates yesterdays
market
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt Of five cars of ore
from Stockton, four from Tintic and
four from Frisco.
Fred DeTn has returned from Mercur.
where he went Friday to close up a
few outstanding accounts against the
old Mercur company.
Four cars Of siiver-1ead concentrates
property was released from the sam
piers yesterday morning.
superintendent PiIgerrim of the Eu-
reka Hill mill has succeeded in pulling
out the four cars Of concentrates which
were buried by the tailings when the
big dam broke, a few weeks since. The
loss sustained was only nominal.
superintendent Andy Mayberry Of
the United States company's Bingham
mines. was in the city yesterday and
took down a nice little check for his
share Of the Silver Shield dividend.
William Campbell was elected as
mining recorder of Tintic district on
Saturday last. His postoffice address
is Silver City. The election was held
by the miners to I'll the vacancy caus-
ed by the death of Joseph Gerber, a
few months ago.
Manager Packard was out among the
bulls and bears yesterday complacently
watching the rough usage accorded star
Consolidated. II was hammered down
to 75c on the board during the fore
noon, but along toward evening trans
actions were being recorded around soc.
The four cars of ore which came in
Saturday viii be settled for today.
Wood River Times: In doing the
annual holding work upon the Little
Camas group. on the HALEY Gold Belt,
a few days ago, an ore body twelve
feet thick was cut into. The ore car
ries gold, copper and silver, and is of a
high grade. The Little Camas has al
ways been considered a good claim. In
1886 samples of its ore assayed as high
as $500. A lot Of it reduced at the old
Camas No. mill yielded 81 in free
gold on their plates The ore was
then too refractory to mill. but at the
present time it can be reduced quite in
extensively.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
100000 TUNNELcO.
,,.craror.s Park City Scheme
Fast Maturing.
FEW DETAILS REMAIN
,ropK SHOULD BEGIN WITHIN
NINETY DAYS.

r.--ra is being said about ii
..ar-reman himself IS very
anu ..-arss to making any display
H. .,-- -o-sr-f7us. il is a fact that the
OIL 49,. .pnael enterprise of. James Nc
g.s- iz being rapidly brought 10 d
'- .-.r. a company wiz be launch-
ll-H. Zen IL through. 4 few details
cd q, ~, rights of way and other
ue'' 100 - more or less importance
Il'''- m receive attention ard then
nav t..-a which viii run from. a
The pr f., Park City clear through
POM .-.-..r ana tap the Crescent mine
the -. r.r-b. will beyond any DOUBT,
o. Commenced
b. 80. .,-F.rtaking will involve an ex-
DO. IF 500 900 or S30J,tU 70 COM
I-nal.,.- ,.-fr7ra8r taking into account
i-r-., r.. which viii be cut in traYers-
L-- nearly three miles intervening,
-..7 .--rrrrh ore deposits known 70
w. 58 the projectors Crescent prop
sA- lime VIII bee incentive enough TO
-.,srfev the work
I'm. scheme involves the development
L.b of all the valuable groups OF
d. - wing between Park City and the
t'----.,- mine. comprising thousands
" -- in rh- T-iutah district, no small
L---r1rri1n of which is either owned or
F..-.--5ffaf Or Mr.. 8IcGTesOr. The plan
rrser wrich the great scheme Will De
~ r.-4 has not been officially made
VII. Int it is understood that a cor
I'1ri,f,7 is on the point of being form
~ Win capitalization Of $lOO0'OOo.
md whoever undertakes the running or
.-, rurraI viii be paid in shares OF the
---,rarv rs work progresses. Mr. Nc
l-.g1r viii of course, own nearly all
~ -Ta shares to begin with, but under
--a contracts which Will be made the
.-1f-aI NJ the proposition viii gradual
~ mass into the hands of the investors
IN Inc enterprise.
me proposition viii be fully mapped
ont and arrangements made to start
-.rk i'd is believed. within the next
-frarv DAYS, and if two or three new
mines are not added TO Park City's
r-5Iucers within a year after work
tsrins. good judges Of the iGy Of the
and declare il viii be because very
SLOW. progress had been made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
Yesterdays Stock Sales.

Ajax. 1.10ed65C- 1cCG64c. seller 10
DaIy-West 1G5TSz5. 10.
Dexter. 21OQS1. 3lla; 200GS1 30; 3D0021. "a;
16GUSl.29.
Rocco-I IosnestaEe, 49C(L5IsEc; 1O0d76c
Lower Mammoth, I0odSI .o9Iz; 1O3aSl 10;
1l10Sl II: 101fIS1 u. lo1 aSI .121z; 100Uxf l3:
10GUSllE. 1c1QS IS 10GdS116: 3J1Gs1 II: so
aSI l7l-; 309GSI Is; 19oGdS1 1s. .s007s 81 1912
1.16GGSl 20. 50e0S1.21. seller D.. 30olISl 20i5.
7leGS1.l97s. 265Tsi19ss. 40QNSf 1915; I0G2
81 1855: ll0J0Si lg14- 6hdS1- lS9s: EO01S1 1875
I0e0S11sss; l0eg1 ISL; J00QSl -1S2i; 20oa
sI1s1z.
May Day. 591d32c; S505a33lsc; 5O0G335sc;
10lT341ac.
Silver Shield. 50GQ24l.c; 1.S59025c: 500d
2ffsc. 5F0E3Sfc
Star C5nsoitdated. 1G0a76}4c: 100 I6c ;I01a
Zoe fffg141zc; 1oG074c; I0c073Lc.
Yankee Consolidated. 5cga165sc. 5OG6I1c.
5oJC1ltsc; 5G101lss; 1,50OQ12c; 553dI2I8; / 500
HI14C-
Shares sold. 25225
Selling vaiue. S2l.gS5l2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE

without water for several days. and were
crossing a high ridge, from the top Of
which the creek was in plain view, down
a @tes9 incline below
The thirsty sheep, on seeing the water
beneath them, plunged headlOug down the
st-e9 incline and over the bank into the
creek. which at that particular point runs
between steep entertainments.
On reaching the bank so great was the
pressure from behind that those in front
were crowded over into the creek until
tSe stream was blocked with the strug-
Shn= mass OF animals
ICSt how many persisted Board did not
learned that 1t may be anywhere from 100
to 500.
County Treasurer Blankenship has COM
pleted his list of delinquent taxpayers.
which viii be advertised this week. The
list is smaller this year than il has been
for several years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-11
NO MAMMOTH DIVIDEND.
But a Payment VIII Come in Janu-
aT-U

airy.
II was given out at the company's
Office yesterday that no dividend would
be paid by the Mammoth company this
month. Manager Mcintyre did not
come 10 town on Saturday, as expect
ed. and as yesterday was the regular
dividend day, Secretary Wilkinson said
there was 10 likelihood that a distri-
button would he ordered later in the
month. Instead Of coming to town Mr.
Mcintyre improved the brief respite
from attendance at court TO visit the
mine and from there went back to
NeThi yesterday.
Only once before during the last year
has the Mammoth company skipped a
month in paying dividends. That was
in MAY and the reason was that a
double dividend or $40 600. was paid
The previous month. That the January
distribution would be ordered toward
The close of this month Mr.. Wilkinson
was quite sure.
The Grand Central company, which
distributed S25.009 on the 10th of last
month. also failed TO connect yesterday.
but the aggregate of the checks sent
out by other companies was over $780,.
300 without them. The Silver King
paid its regular $4,000; the Swansea,
$4,000. the Rocco HOmestake. IS. GOO on
us issued stock and the Silver Shield
$500. The Silver. Kings extra 500. 900
IS not 10 be paid till the 24th-the day
before Christmas