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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-07
MINING NOTES.

Fred Z. Dern has gone out to Tintlc.
j. A. jacobson Of the Ben Butler is in
Bingham today.
Six carloads Of Swansea ore was re.
ported this morning.
One carload Of Montezuma was on the
market this morning.
Secretary Hancock Of the Centennial
Eureka Is at the property today
Mr.. Thos. Weir, who has been in St.
Louis. viii be back again tomorrow.
The silver Shield came forward to-
day with a three-car shipment Of ore.
Manager Hamburger OF the DAILY West
will return from Park City this evening.
Harry Spence is making arrangements
20 spend the winter on the Homestake
at Alta.
W. +. Snyder has gone 20 Statellne
to look after some OF his interests at
that camp.
The Highland Boy smeter has just
turned out carload OF copper bullion.
The car lot weighed COLO pounds.
Messrs. Busbeck and Pearson Of the
Silver Bow mine have gone to Tintio
today TO inspect the property.
Frank V. Lamb OF Blackfoot, Idaho
who lately has struck It rich on the
beach near Nome, is in the city.
Five Utah mines during the present
month viii hand out 10 their stock
holders S22s,5oO in dividends.
Mr.. Samuel Newhouse's stay in the
east win be OF short duration. He will
return from New York In a few days
and make his headquarters In Salt
Lake for some time to come
Boise Statesman: The Pittsburg Nj
ming company Is the name OF a Utah
corporation that has just filed It's arti-
Giles with the Secretary OF State. It's
capital stock is 100000 and It's princi-
pal place Of business is Salt Lake.
Henry T., Heath Of Gray, Bingham
county, Is designated as the agent In
this State.
Boise Statesman. Work has begun
on the Confederate mine az Quartzburg
This Is an adjoining property 20 the
Gold Hill, owned by Robert Grayson OF
San Francisco. II was worked TO the
2j0-foot level some yeors ago but
operations now are not so deep. owing
70 water. They are drifting on the
ledge and getting elegant ore, and in
deed from this mine there has come
much Of the richest rock ever found IN
the Basin country. It's resumption
means considerable 20 Quartzburg, IL
IL understood from good authority that
Henry L. WoOdburn. assistant man.
ager for the War Eagle company. has
secured q bond on the Confederate.
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Activity at the Overland.

Manager c. A. Duncan OF the over
land returned last evening from a few
days stay at the mine, and brings up
AN interesting budget OF news.
Work Is progressing finely on the
ndl The cyanide tanks are an bolted
and The work u riyeting is progress
ing finely SlV new ore bins OF large
capacity have been built and every
thing Is being put into shape for the
opening as fast as q force OF % men
can do so. Mr. Duncan says that the
work has been retarded owing to the
lateness OF getting the material on the
ground. lie says there Is nothing be-
Ing LETT uudone 20 make It possible TO
run the plant to the full capacity,
which rs 300 tons per day.
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LOWER MAMMOTH
At DOLLAR MARK
illkes a Sensation on the STOCK
Exchange,
A HEAVY DAYS TRADING.
Dsiy.west and star CON- are L'''''
oG-Ihe Market on the Whole
IL Weaker.

ON the Salt Lake stock Exchange
this morning Lower Mammoth, when
has been forging ahead for the past
week. reached the dollar mark, the hrsi
fine the stock has reached that iigure
since the big boom three years ago
The trading opened on this stock az
the figures Quoter yesterday sale OF
100 shares being effected at those
figures. From that time on to the
close Of the call on the stock It raised
Jumping by leaps and bounds until a
gain Of nearly 20 cents per share had
been recorded, the stock being wanted
at the end at slO2. In all $3.50 shares
OF this stock participated in the trad
ing. The other sensation on the board
was the drop Of Daly-West which fell
off nearly 50 cents per share from yes
terdays quotations, over 200 shares
changing hands at figures around
s28SO.
Star Consolidated is still on the to-
began slide and fell on a few points
though the trading in this security was
comparatively slight only something
over 1900 shares participating. After
a long spell Of quietness Ajax again
opened the ball. but falling on slightly,
when II entered the trading list and
handed out $500 shares at from So
TO 10 cents per share. Sacramento is
becoming active but the figures re-
main about the same as az yesterdays
call. Among the non-selIers May Day
showed up weaker. Dexter Is holding
its own with sl3O bid. Swansea has
recovered It's decline and was wanted
at 1890 with holders asking A05. South
Swansea was of color and was bid
for below the dollar mark. Upon the
whole the tendency OF stocks were
lower. figures at the close ruling as
follows:
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CLOSING STOCKS.

New York. Dec. 7.-Closing stocks.
Atchison, 3Sh AtchlsOn, preferred. SO:
A. S. q W.. i1N; a. s. & W.. preferred,
S5h American Tobacco. lO5% Ameri-
can Tin Plate, 1875 American Tin Plate,
preferred IS; b. r, r.. 70H b. & o.,
70; b. & O., preferred. sl% c. b. & O.,
13i7t; G. G. & st. Louis. 66h c. T. &
L., 50ia; G. G. W. l4%; Con. lob, 93A
G.. & o., 36s, G, & A.. 3sN; G. & A.. pre-
ferred. 16h; D. & r. c., %; u. & H.,
ll5%; Federal Steel 4Sis; Federal steel,
preferred. Is; Glucose, 52A Jersey Cen
trial lij; L, & n, So Leather l27s;
Leather. preferred. 70; NJ. *. & r.. pre-
ferred, 377s Manhattan. 1077s; Metro
polltan ST. Ry.. 1866 Northern Pacific,
69Ss Northern Pacific, preferred. sl%;
NewSY ork Central. 1ilik; Pennsylvania,
142; Pacific Mail, 1885; Pullman. 200h;
NJ. p. 59h; Peoples Gas. OK Reading,
20% Reading. FIRST preferred. 6SN;
Reading. second preferred, 32is. Rock
Island ia; Rubber. 25N S. p, Al 81.
Paul, 1855 Sugar, l24H T. c. & J.,
6l% Union Pacific. 707s Union Pact
ne, preferred, sos
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STRUCK CENTRE
when She Found coffee Was slowly Kin
ing Her.

ing Her
Even a very temperate mode OF liv-
ing In regard 20 food beverages will
not avail II the use OF coffee Is contin-
ued
a Virginia lady, Mrs II. +. Miller, OF
Bedford City. says that she was very
temperate IN every way. II did not
suspect that coffee was the poison that
was undermining my whole nervous
system. causing a condition OF virtl-
20 and headaches. until the attacks
became so frequent and violent that
was compelled 10 give up all kinds OF
work and forced to lie down most OF the
time.
My attention was drawn 10 Postum
Food Coffee by the experience OF some
others In regard to common coffee, and
the thought occurred 10 me that per-
haps coffee was the cause Of my trou-
BILE. so / began 20 use Postum, being
careful 10 have II made according 10
the directions on the package.
II did not have 10 cultivate a taste
Tor A. for / found on the start that II
was a most delicious beverage
DAY after day | continued 10 i'm
prove but dld not dream that It would
be such help. and never since the day
/ left on coffee and commenced the use
OF Postum Food Coffee (about nine
months ago. have ! had any return nf
the trouble. ] have used no medicine
or tonic OF any kind during this tipe.
and my present condition Of magnih-
cent health is due entirely 10 the use
OF Postum Food Coffee
Il have heard several persons say
they did not Ike Postum but In each
case I discovered upon inquiry that Il
was because they tried 10 make Il Ike
common coffee, that Is boil II four or
FIVE minutes This VIII not do, for one
cannot get the delicious flavor and the
food value IN 30 short boiling. The a.
rections are plain enough. and II only
requires little patience 70 bring out
the beautiful flavor.
THE doctors find Postum one Of their
most valuable aids IN their treatment
OF cases like mine"
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An Erie shipment

The Erie mine I'm Markham Gulch.
Bingham is in with a shipment of
10000 pounds of very fine ore today
Mr. Palmer The lessee OF the mine.
came along with the shipment He is
very much pleased with the showing
he has made in the mine since taking
hold Of &c. Ha avs that the one Is in
crcasIng So value and the body proves
90 De very much larger than was eX-
pegtcd, IL is the intention TO increase
the output from now on ana a. larger
force of men viii be put TO work
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-R Receipts $780, Generally 10
TO Is cents lower. Good 10 prime steers
54OQ6lO; poor 20 medium 400d5.30;
stockers and feeders steady 225dA50.
cows 260d415; heifers 26OGA6O. can
ners 200G260 bulls 2.60a450: calves
3.joa5.30: Texas fed steers 4O0aAS5:
grass steers 3.2Od4lO; bulls 25Oa225.
Hogs -Receipts today. 27OO0 tomor-
row, $4,000; left over, 2,9le Generally
8 cents lower top 4s7h. Mixed and
butchers 46564.S7lA; good to choice
heavy 465d4e5 rough heavy 4.5OG4C0:
light 4G5G495; bulk OF sales 4SOd49O.
Sheep-Recelpts 5000 Strong; good
10 choice wsthers 4006ifO: fair to
choice mixed 3.75dA05; western sheep
4.O0Gi 40; Texas sheep 250G365; native
lambs i00G550 western lambs Also
$50.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec. January wheat
opened at II 10 7lH, sold nj M.
dropped back to 7Oiaa7O&.
Close: Wheat-Jan., ~ Feb, q;
May 1904.
Corn-Dec, S77s; JAM SGH, May
S6%Q&.
0ats-Dec., 21h; May, 1874
Pork-Dec., 1l2j; Jan, 1920
Lard-Dec,, $50; Jan. $50.
Ribs-Dec., Gas; Jan, 642s.
Cash Wheat-No. red, 72Q74: No.
3 red, 7OG72ia: No. 2 hard winter, 6gd
III No. 3 hard winter. C7izd7l: North
ern spring 7ldT. No hard winter.
IlN74; No. spring, 67472.
Corn-No, 2, SS; No. g. 36iaq%
0ats-No 2. 28iaa23 No, 2, 22GA.
Flax Northwest 1G7.
Rye-47A.
Barley-57iaa60.
Timothy-450.
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omoha, Neb., Dec. 7.--Cattle-Ro-
ceipts, 200. Steady TO shade lower
Native beef steers. 44Oa56O; western
steers, 4.00QA50: Texas steers. 325g
80, COWS and helfcrs. 3O0dLiO, cam
ners, l15d2.75; stockers and feeders
SQo9t5O; calves. 100000 bulls, stays
etc. 225QAOO
Hogs-Reoeipts, $500. Shade to five
cents lower Heavy, AS0g4S2is; mixed,
tOu i.S2h light, 470aiS1ig. pigs, 400
qt3S, bulk Of sales 4SOnAS2h
sheep Receipts. none Nomnally
steady Fed natives 3Sjd4i0. vest
erns, 3.75d400: common ana stock
sheep S.25QS50; lambs 425q515
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bowls of solid gold full TO the briln vl,,
pearls and other precious stones g,ii
plate which weighs many tons s1I
IN fact, gold and Jewels In almost egs,,.
eNtravagint and artistic combirs,j,,
that human art can fashion.
Many of the native chiefs OF 1n5.,
count their treasures. many of he
handed down through countless CEN
turtles. In millions of pounds.
Perhaps the richest OF them an i.,
long 10 the Gackwars Of Barodg. vbos,
gems alone are valued M r1',l..
So.VVOvVV' Among other treasures IS a
carpet made entirely OF pearls and ala.
inonds' all cunningly matched ANA
blended ana valued az a third of q mil.
Hon pOunda-TiI Hlte
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Card to the Public.

Anyone becoming aware Of the VIC.
lation OF the Quarantine Rules Min
confer favor by reporting same 10
the Board Of Health. All communlca
lions VIII be regarded as confidential
ANA no names viii be disclosed. II h
the purpose Of the Board OF Health 10
Vigorously prosecute every violation o,
lis Quarantine Rules.
approved by Board Of Health De.
cember 7th. 1900
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The following cases OF smallpox"
were reported today;
Mrs, Higginson aged 20. residing at
No, 553 east Third South T. S. Higgln-
son aged 80, residing az No. II Clar-
ence street, Thirteenth ward. Eliza
Dahl aged 8, daughter OF Jennie Dahl
residing with her mother at 46i south
Main street
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KANsAs CITY hive sTOCK.

Kansas City, Mo. Dec 7.-Cattle-Re-
eeipts 5000. Steady Native steers.
$500 $50, Texas steers 320ul9O. Tex
as COWS, 2.55Q3S0. native cows and
heifers lI5GA35, stockers and feeders.
2gOqA85; bulls. 2gOQA25, calves, 45O
05S0
Hogs-Receipts, II OO0 Market steady
20 ; cents lower Bulk of sales, 4S2h
4As5' heavy, 477l5Q4s5; packers, AS2ia
@ts5; mixed, 4l5hNl90 light, 417is
QL9'hi workers., 4sO0As7ia; pigs, 44Ja
490
sheep Receipts. 200 Strong Lambs
4.25H5.j5, muttons 200dA25.
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DENVER LINE srOCK.

Denver Colo, Dec. Cattle Re-
ceipts 500. Steady Beef steers $500
5lO; cows 2.5OQ3jO. feeders, freight
paid 20 river SO0dA2j; stockers. freight
paid to river S2jGL25; bulls, stays,
etc, 200d825.
Hogs-Recelpts 800. Steady. Light
packers A75GlSO; mixed and heavy $50
ass
sheep-Receipts 200 Market un.
changed.
ST. LOUIS WOOL
81. Louis, Dec. 7.--Wool-Quiet and
easy,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-
bnte Division, in and for Salt Lake
County. State OF Utah. In the matter
OF the estate and guardianship or
Catherine Park. Joshu S. Park, George
T. Park, Elizabeth Park and William
Il. Park. minors. The petition OF ".
II. Park praying for the issuance 10
himself OF letters OF guardianship on
the persons and estates OF Catherine
Park, John s. Park George T. PARK
Elizabeth Park and William r. Park
minors, has been set for hearing on
Saturday, the END day Of December
a. d. 1900, al $3.50 o'clock n. m, al the
County Court House. IN the Court
Room Of said Court. in salt Lake CIV.
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said court, with
the seal thereof ofiixed this
tseaD 9Th day Of December, A "
1900
DAVID c. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY ALBERT J. SCARE. Deputy Clerk.
Ferguson, Cannon & Tanner, Attor-
neys.
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TRANsFERs OF sToCK

Ajax, 100 at II 100 at 70; 100 at CO;
800 at 6S; 100 at 6Si.: 100 at ssh; 200 at
67l5 1000 at 66A 100 at Sc; l 100 at6t.
DAILY, 100 at 100
DAILY West, 50 at 2Ss3k; 12O at 1890;
80 at 2SS2h.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 50; 200 at %:
100 at 81 100 at 80, 100 at 92iR. 100 az
%; 100 at sSIs 200 at s5 100 at 90; 100 at
81. rs at 81; 100 at 91ls 800 az SO: 100 az
sSh 100 at9Sis; 100 at gS& 100 at %.
100 al ssit; 300 az S9ia, 2.4OO al 100. 300
at 9s& 400 at LOOK 800 al LOOK. 800
az 1.0ok; 200 at 100. 100 at 1O2, loo az
l02h 300 at 1.0?il; 200 at l.O3ik: 100 al
lO5b 100 at 1O3N 400 at l.03la, 100 at
l03&; 100 at LOB
Mammoth, lQOat 1879 100 at 200.
Sacramento 100 40 49,
Star Con. 1000 at s1 200 al 79&. 9O0
at 79is 900 at ST. 200 az SOia. 400 ( S0l .
100 at S0H 100 at S0% 200 at soy 100 at
a%
Shares sold 5000.
Value, S20,055.62
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IS registered and coupon i09i7; new
Is registered 1874 do coupon. l3,A;
Old fs registered. lliA, do. coupon,
ll5A IS registered and coupon, ll2A.
SUGAR
Suuar--Ranpo1 firm
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, Dec. Wheat, firm
or; May, l04k. cash g7ik
Barley-No sales cash, IS.
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Is on a seam 10 TO u inches wide that
shows high grade galena running bet
ter than 500 in an values
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A NEW MILL.
A Dry Process Conccntrator for tie
May Day.

a contract has been let Tor q new
concentration 40 the May Day The
plant win consist of four Commentators
OF twenty tons capacity each. The min
is put up at the expense of the build.
ers and viii be- run on the percentage
plan The process Go Doe used is new
one ana requires no water being rum
py what is known as the dry process
Of concguuatne.
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For a Cold In the Head
.aXatlve Bromo-Qulnine Tablets
DIED.

WEBB--In Riverton, Salt Lake county,
Utah, Dec, 3, 1900 Victoria, daugh'
ter Of MILFORD and Ruth Webb, Born
Aug. 2, 1900. She was one OK pair OF
twins. The other twin Is a boy AMI
Is now very H. as is also their mother
The funeral was held at II a, m on
Wednesday, Dec. 5, at Riyerton Utah'
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| Is no trouble whatever. The Indications
| are that the attendance from the East
| viii be unusually large, as parties are
I already being made up I'm several Of the
large cities. omaha, Chicago. Kansas
l city, and 81. Joseph will an send dele
cations. and Texas is going In n crowd
large enough 20 fill q special train. II
/ present plans are carried out Denver
expects 20 be there In force so Salt
Lake may as well prepare for a crowd.
Things are booming out IN Salt Lake
city and big preparations are being
made for the convention Of Cattlemen 90
De held I'm that city next month"; says
the Denver Stockman. Salt Lake people
are determined that an who attend the
meeting of the National Live Stock as
ISOLATION I'm January shall 60 away
singing the praises Of Salt Lake City
and her people. The meeting win be
business, strictly business, for Secre-
tary Martin has said so, but a few
things win be rung I'm on the side that
VIII not interfere with the business OF
the convention, ana az the same time
viii make an who attend 90 home feel
Ing glad that they went Salt Lake
people axe determined TO outdo the Tex
ans and are getting up q program that
win be hard to beat Everybody there
Is very much interested In working
! hard % make it q success. They will
take care Of the crowd In excellent
shape, ana are preparing a program
for their entertainment which viii
equal anything We have ever given IN
Denver even with the possible exception
OF the Barbecue, which nov has q
worlds record Their intention Is 10
entertain the crowd at the theaters the
first night the second night there win
De a concert by the Tabernacle choir
which everybody who Is stranger
there VIII want 90 hear on the third
night there VIII be grand full-dress
reception at the KnutsfOrd with coun-
ter attraction IN the shape Of a smoker
on some Of the side streets OF the city
Much interest Is being worked up here
and Denver will undoubtedly show up
with q big attendance Denver. OF
course, will have her usual special
train The Colorado Special with her
crack band, was one Of the features OF
the Fort Worth meeting, and prepare
lions are now under way to eclipse all
previous records.
AZ the regular monthly meeting OF
the Live stock exchange In Omaha, on
Monday there was a very large at
tendance. The matter of the selection
OF nine delegates 20 the meeting of the
National Live Stock association az salt
Lake next month was left 20 the presi-
dent December 18th was set as the
date for nominating officers for the en-
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.
McCORNICK II ~

MCCORMICK q co.
MinPo bullion. O.. o.. ... ..........S3.7 700
Silver and lead ores o.. o., ...... $500
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
Bullion...,. coo, 90. &C.. ...,...$iS, 400
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CHURCH NOTICES.


SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference Of this stake
Of Zion VIII convene in the Assembly
hall. salt Lake City on Saturday. De-
cember s, 1900 at 10 q, m, and 2 p. m,
and at 10 a. m. sunday. December 9th,
and In the Tabernacle at 2 p. m.
A general attendance NJ an officers
and members Is requested
ANGUS NJ CANNON,
JOSEPH h, TAYLOR,
CHARLES W. PENROSE,
Stake Presidency
PRIESTHOOD MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Priesthood of the Salt Lake Stake OF
Zion VIII convene In the Assembly
hall salt Lake City. Friday, December
!, 1900, az p. m.
JAMES D. STIRLING,
Clerk OF Stake.
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take IaIailveBrom0 Outline Tablets All drug.
gisis refund he money u II falls W cure L. W
Groves signature 4. 0n eachbOL use
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICEs.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
.gners for further Information.

Consult County Clerk or the respective
sgners for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division in and for Salt Lake
County State of Utah. In the matter
Of the estate Of George smith,
Deceased. Notice The Petition OF
Alonzo Il, Smith. praying TOT
the issuance 10 himself OF Let
ters OF Administration In the estate OF
George Smith, deceased. has been SCI
for hearing on Saturday, the 2gnd DAY
OF December, a. -. 1900. ct $3.50 O'Clock
a. m, az the County Court House, 10
the Court Room OF said Court, In sat
Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah'
Witness the Clerk Of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed TINS
(seaD 9Th day Of December a. D.
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The third and last performance OF
,hr C3ntata Esther was presented
t1 "a good sized audience In the Elev-
euth ward last night and well de-
served an that has been said In its
praise Mention has been made Of
some of the characters who have so
ably contributed 10 the success OF the
production, but no part is more de-
serving OF praise and kindly comment
than that OF the gracious and queenly
Esther $50 fttingly portrayed by Mrs.
Maggie Freeze Bassett. Her clear,
sweet voice was presented In all its
fu.iDass and, mingled with her sweet
unaffected presence, left her listeners
nothing 90 wish for unless II was that
she had had o. little more 20 do In
t1a way ~ solo work. Her able sup
port in the title role has certainly done
much IN rejecting credit upon the or
ranIZaflun
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

Next Wednesday evening the charity
helpers OF the Twentieth ward will open
a grand fair and festival. which viii re-
main open for three nights. Wednes-
day Thursday and Friday, Dec 18th,
18th and 18th
Each evening an excellent musical
program viii Doe rendered before the
opening Of the booths.
one " the features OF the fair IN
which much interest is being manifest
ed, is a voting contest for the most
popular lady and gentleman In the
ward Ballot boxes will be opened next
Monday morning az all the stores Of the
ward. and the contest viii be carried on
until Friday at D. H., Dec. 18th.
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DAVID C. DUNBAR,

By ALBERT ]. Scare.
Deputy Clerk.
FERGUSON, CANNON & TANNER,
Attorneys.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.


The Salt Lake Temple win close on
the afternoon OF Friday, December 2lst,
1900, and reopen on Wednesday J5nu-
airy End, 1901,
LORENZO SNOW.
TEMPLE NOTICE.
Manu Temple VIII close Friday even,
Ing December 2lst. and reopen on
Wednesday morning January O. 1901
JOHN d. T. McALLlsTER,
President
Select your Guitars, Mandolins Nio-
Inns, etc, al the cut price and We Will
keep them till Christmas II you desire
Il.
FURIOUS COALTER MUSIC co.
Doors South Of Z. C,M. l.
For Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo- Qunine Tablets
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BOSTON COPPER.
MORE "SMALLPOX0 CASES.

Boston, Dec. LIB. & M,,s29325; b.
& b., 7SQsO.
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