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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
THE DOCTOR LAUGHED.
But the Woman Was Frightened.


A physician of Columbus. Ga. rather
poAed fun at a lady patient who in
sisted she had heart disease
The trouble really was caused by in
Juries from the effects Of coffee drink
ing and the nerves were SO affected
that 1t gave her every indication of
heart disease This is true Of thousands
ot people who are badly hurt by the
caHeine Of coffee, and. it is understood
that If continued long enough reas
organic heart disease win set In
The lady referred to above is Mrs.
q. v, irwin, 1910 b street. East High
!and, Columbus, Ca She says. Il had
been running down in health FOR a
number of years and suspected that
cOIIee was hurting me but could not
get my consent TO quit it. My heart
troubled me so that / was very short
81 breath. and could do little or moth
ing that required exertfon. / had fear
lul nervous headaches nearly every
day. and was exceedingly nervous with
Indigestion and badly COnstipated. The
doctor laughed at my idea Of heart
trouble, but knew that [ was in a serf-
Gus condition generally. Finally I was
induced to quit coffee and take up
Postum Food Coffee This was about
tour months ago and the change has
been wonderful I feel like another
person. My heart does not trouble me
az an, ana the stomach and nerves are
decidedly improved My head does not
give me the old trouble it did. while
the bowels are regular without any
pursariVes or medicine of any kind.
j can hardly express my gratifica-
ton for the relief from suffering
brought on by the use Of regular cof-
zee ana cannot thank Postum
enough"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Habeas Corpns Petition.

notwithstanding that Judge Cherry
recently refused to grant q writ Of
habeas corpus in q similar case, where
in James W. Beddo was the petitioner.
another petition was filed with the
clerk of the court yesterday by Alba
w Dunyon. a convict in the state
prison. for a release on habees corpus
proceedings on the same grounds set
up in the other case and denied
Dunyon was sentenced on Sept. Is, last,
to serve seven years in the penitentiHry
on a conviction of the crime Of rape
The prosecution was commenced by
the district attorney of the Fourth dis
trict, instead of by the county attorney
of Wasatch county, where the onense
was committed, and the supreme court
in the Beddo's case decided that the
conviction and sentence were void.
From this the petitioner sets up that
he is unlawfully restrained Of his lib
erty.
None of the judges were at hand to
say when the day of hearing could be
fixed and the petition was merely fled
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
$4,000 NILLCHAHGES
Con. uercur Company Makes an
important Move.
m ADD MORE R0ASTERS
-vzaUsT1oN OF oxIDIzED ORES
DEMANDS IT.

-,..--.o--= ~. his departure for the east
-..-7ar noon. President and General
-,--,r.- Hartuis A. COhel Of the
-.-.-ff5-fer Nercm Gold Mines COM
s-rbor.zed the release OF a most
l--.47+ niece Of Information. 1t was
-.. -s. -rmpauy had decided 10 ex-
-E something like $4,000 in mill i'm
5,.-..-n,ants calculated to meet the
l..,p-F conditions in the ore bodies
~ the eom-anv's mines
Assistant Manager George IL Deru
I'D chat .u his arrival ia chicago
A. r,r-a would place an order TOR
rae- erkty-toE lacking roasters
--,r new sets u fna crushing
rs ON additional equipment which
IN Give She plant "a total of twelve
letters capable with the two drlerS
decreased crushing capacity, Of
.-l--frr from $50 10 100 tons Of base
5sF- Before lcari1s Mr.. Cohen
--s.a8 AN order with The Gillette Her
5I.r- .aura~y for the steel and IRON
-g necessary 20 construct an l10Xl -
aTrfr.lu Tp the mill, where the
- a.,afaraus is TO be installed The
.---.ra-.ruaut hopes to- have The entire
[---I completed IN sixty days, and,
LING delays in having orders fer
.l--ts-i8I fI4L it will ne done in that
tine.
r.= in he facL. as stated IS 1Ir. Dern.
,4s- rne rzidized ore bodies in the
...l5.n Cate portion Of the company
,-srr. are about IF not quite exhausted,
.-T the sans character of ore in the
r4 1f.rrur is also becoming rather
$50. with the exhaustion Of oxi-
Hgss ere the necessity tor roasting
nv pound which the great mill viii
r.ralffa. have 10 treat becomes APP
r5ran- and the management has de-
+4rnfrsd t0 be in readiness to meet the
new Conditions
The base ores. If which both mines
have au almost iueNhausUble suDDlY.
@4r-r an average # more than double
The values. and the resort to roasting
and working the former class eNclu-
rrsfr win not reduce the earning ca
rsrtv of the property at an, but VIII
+4+ber add tn &c. Notwithstanding that
the daily tonnage treated VIII be re-
fraad to csc or 600, as against the $50
Ia rup t1nS-half base ana baiI oEi~
5fz7d-n1w going through the MILL
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fore coming out Mr.. Rookhdge eXE
uected tc have the new ten stamp mil
running by Dec. I. About thirty men
are employed and Mr. Wilson says the
purpose was TO make things hum dur
ing the winter
me fnforrnatio that the Midas COM
pany was goins 70 put big mill on its
property at Clifton was received With
manifestations of pleasure by every
body and the knowledge that the
AIurdoff property IN the same
district had been bonded and
that large quantities of supplies
were going in also had a. stimu-
latirg effect. Who has secured
the property Mr.. Wilson did not learn
before leaving. but he had the as
sCrance that it was a strong CoInbiua-
tion and he is not sure but what II was
taken in by some Of Senator Clark 5
REPRESENTATIVES. whom he believes have
also got an option on the Gold Hin
property owned by Brig =. Young and
others Colonel J. r. WOGdmans Cold
Hill mines. he says, are most excellent
properties, but the colonel has been
away several months and it IS not
known what he purposes doing with
them.
OF the properties in which he is per
sOnalIy interested Mr.. Wilson says
their greatest energies have been di-
rectsd to opening up the WINDSOR
group of copper claims at Willow
Springs. The shaft they are sinking
IS now down $50 fest and in the bot
tom they have ten feet Of ore and the
vein from the surface viii average two
TO two and one-haH feet The ores
average about 20 per cent copper, p
per cent lead, small values in silver and
gold and carries L per cent iron, max
ing it a most desirable smelling propo-
sitiOn.
Every man IN the whole section is
at work and all have strong hopes that
the new railroad wiz at least cut
somewhere close to the country, and
he believes the builders can make no
mistake in doing So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
DAVIS JURORS
List Of the Men Who VIII Hear Cases
at Pennington.
lspeeiaI Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
bennington. Dec. 4-David Stoker Of
Bounuful and Rufus Adams of Layton.
Jury commissioners. net here YESTERDAY
atid selected the following list of jurors
9-lo ere To serve during the year 1901 in
ne laws county branch of the Second
aistr-1t court.
south 2al-, Eoge2per-John Davis. Burriss Di-
- George F. StOddard, ST.. John r Flint
CltntOn-JOhn G. Child Wutiam y
otokes. Alex patterson, Adam Fife
-t. lss d--Dayid NJ. Fisher. Thomas J.
4nuI good, George a. hampton
Syracuse-JObn A. Waite David Cook.
S St2s, pm Bodily, w j. Parker, Ephraim z
South Weber-James Harbertson. If
Sh2rles Schmalz Joseph W Earl. Robert
y. Watts, Charles H Poll.
Lay Tom George +. Adams, John Hodg-
son, Willlam Flint, NJ. III. Whitesides.
henry Ellis, John h Green. J. Alma
Green James Ware, ir., Hyrum Adams.
a 81 >. pay. Jesse NJ. smith, r. W. Wall.
E1lias Adams, Albert X. Green. John II
IhoIniey. Ernest Layton, George W.
Layton, William I. Layton. James W
pay Joseph H. Allen, e NJ. Burton, r.
Kaysville-James h Larkins, Frank
Barton, William Blood William Foxley.
George W. Barnes, E. A. Williams John
derWood- NJ. 7. owen, William +. Jami-
son, Lew TAYLOR. il, w II Mansell, Hy-
son, Nathan Reeves, William A. Smith,
Thomas T. ROueche, William Butcher,
christopher Burton, ia mes S Harvey,
Lambert Blamires, Samuel B. RuShforth,
John A Webster. Gabriel w. Smith. John
Flint Heber c Galley, Joseph W. Hill
( Samuel S. Flint.
Pennington II Turner, Joseph
S. Miller A L. Clark, Ira r Steed, Jon
athan d. Wood, John J. Steed, J. z. Rob
( inson, David Thomas, David G. Hess, g.
r. Chaffin,, William Q. Mayfield. George
Tubb, Thomas Steed, David L. Rice, John
7. Williams, George H Meadows. VIII
liam A. Haight, Eli Manning. Henry An
dersOn Thomas F. King. John A
Bourne, A S. Rose, James Loynd, c. H
Bourne.
CenterviIIe-Frank Smith, Joseph Smith
Charles II. Smith, Lorin c. Woolley, VII
liam n. Streeper. Jasper \. Perkins
/ Thomas II. Harris. Charles Duncan, 4
/ r. Cheney, Joseph Rollins. Charles Par
/ rish Reuben BIasdell. Harold p. Jen
ninES Steubeu O. Rollins.
BouQtiful-Israel Call, Aaron Gail, 10
! seph L. HolbTook. James Neville. james
/ Day, William J. HOlbrOOk, JudsOn TOl
man, John H. Barlow. Ephraim Briggs
Robert W. Moss, William Louder, DAVE
/ O. Wiley, William J. Boultou, Thomai
! Howard, David Knight Harvey H Fer
{ lins. Farley P Wiley, Hyrum Sessions
/ Daniel X. Davis, Samuel Smediey, Dayi'
I W FenwiCk. Daniel Knighton, Je'
I Stringham, Fred hampton, Alma HARDY
4 Levi 5. Haywood, David Call
! West BOuntifUl-Israel Barlow, 1r., 10
/ seph Argyle, jr.. William Moss, Hortol
/ A. F,Idredge Andrew Grant, Thomas J
I Howard, Daniel c. Lee. Joseph c. Wood
/ south Bountiful-Samuel S. Howard
| John Burtenshaw. William Salter, JON
I VINEGAR, Caleb Luker, Stsrns Hatch
I John r. Hatch. Richard DueTden, Danle
I Moss Henry Moss, Joseph Hogan, JOSEF
/ Bennett Joseph Ellis, EphTalm Hatch
! Charles i. Pace
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
sue For &c Insurance.

w. D Ritter, administrator of the
estate of the late Charles Bunting, yes
terday commenced suit in the district
court against Daniel Wolstenholme for
an accounting and for the recovery of
a portion of the proceeds of, a life in
surance policy in the sum Of $4,000 on
the life of deceased, written by the
New York Life Insurance company.
The cause of action is stated that by
decree of court in the case Of NJ. G
Thun, receiver of the defUnct banking
firm of c. Bunting & Co. of Blackfoot.
Ida. the estate and creditors of de-
ceased are entitled to S45.233.19 as their
share of the policy, the bank receiver
having the remainder, but that de
PENDANT. a brother-in-law Of deceased,
in fraud of the creditors of the estate,
refuses to pay over the sum claimed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
THE APOLLO.

for furs. Knuts
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NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE

board here today there was very heavy
vote Dolled. The Democrats Won in the
First and Second, the Republicans in the
Third and Fourth. while in the Fifth the
result is in doubt The result in detail IS
First Ward-CrOckett DEM, 80; Mer-
Till (Repl. rs.
seeond-Jensen Dem). 1855; skanehy
{Rep-4. III.
Third-I.arsen Dem.), 19s; Apperley
(Rep), f66.
Fourth-Cardon Dem). us; Builen
Gzep-), 142.
F{fth-Caine DEM. 16f: Barrett CfteD),
I65
In the Fifth, however. one ballot plainly
intended for Game was thrown out A
contest is likely, in which event the result
will be tie Calne oNercame a majority
of us In his precinct, as compared with
the national election a month ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
YANKEE CON. DESIGNATIONS.
yzan and Clark Give Way to Frank
lin Element.

Ezan and Clark Give Way to Frank
lin Element.
Troubles have been brewing in the
5srvab0ld of the Yankee Consolidated
Mining company ever since the pur-
chase Of a big block of stock by DR..
A. =. FrankIin's eastern associates
on his recommendation and the later
disclosure that the ores shown the doc
Tor ere in May Day instead Of Yam
kae territory. To bring affairs 10 q
climax. a special stockholders meet
uE was demanded just previous 70 Mr..
Taukius departure Tor IianU several
DAYS since. but 10 was not called.
Instead. and 90 avoid the necessity OF
suga action. the diTec-UTs IucI yesfer-
aa- afternoon and accented The Jig
uatu a. President and Manager Tim
a.y Egan and Treasurer w. H.
Clark h. IS. Geute- was chosen to
succeed Clark, and the position occu-
pied ny Mn. Egan eElll be held oPzn,
pending AIr. Freukliu's return. and
Ifau il is expected ghat he viii so in
as president and manager himself. The
board viii then stand. y. q. II. Frank
1E PRESIDENT A. T. Moon. secretary
] u. Center, treasurer; =. ". Merrill
and Hrs r.. ID. Sullivan, the latter two
being Of Eureka
Ur. Fra; kiln IS Llown To nave ideas
o.. his own as tD how tins mine should
De- worked. and wueu he takes hold a
Jew system of opening TIE property
pay De looked for.
Secretary Moon -rpo.tCI last even
Hs that the vein had i'een opened on
The Yankee side from thr tunnel Ievsi,
and that am unr8ise ID intercept the ere
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scofeld Briefs.
(speclaI Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondence
ScofieId. Dec 4-Eeroy Birch, the J.
year-ol6 son of P c. Birch of Hunting
ton died here Sunday from appendicitis
at the residence Of George Cox, brotnST-
in-iaw The remains were shipped TINS
morning to Huntington. Many OF the rel
atives accompanied the remains.
Mr. Gus Kieamola and Annie MACK
we're united in marriage by Judge Jones
last Saturday evening
The citizens of SCOheld are responding
noblv to the request of the quarantine
board ana nearly every house in town
has been thoroughly fumigated and DIS
infected.
The town marshals have been busy for
the last three days killing dogs, ana thus
destroying one of the means OF conveying
COntaEiOn.
A case Of smallpox was discovered II
FfnntOwn. The patient is q small chlfo
[ and has a light form of the disease. a
general vaccination of all our residents Is
in progress DR.. Dean6 is making 9
house 10 house visit for this purpose.
d.. IsEreen is still at TOoele, where
he was called by the Illness of his mother
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Yesterdav,s stock sales.

Consolidated Mercur, 100gS4.l5.
DAILY West, 50uS25. CZ1z.
Grand Central, 1000S5.S5.
Ingot, 5D0QZfsc.
Lower Mammoth. 100u84ssc; 2OOQ64c; LsJ0
Gs41sc: 5906fS4ssc; 100l7s42zc; 1000 S41sc; 200
6fS5c; 100ds5Isc, 1000S5i4c-
May Day. 400d35lzc.
Northern Light, lO1tQl1sc.
RoccO-H omestake, 2tJdl6c; IJOQ ib14c-
Sacrament 2G10f54izc.
Silver Shield. 1890 25c; 200d25Ac.
Star Consolidated, 20G9lc; 2J0y01zc: ~
fT90c: 200d seize; 700fIS9c; S0oHsS1Rc, 1.-TWO
Sc; 100dS57sc; 2e6STIzc; 100QSo isc; lO0Q
seize: S0G0SsStc; fGo0SSSsc.
Swansea u8effS4.o5.
- Joe Bowers. 50093c; 1,0o093lsc-
Yankee Consolidated. 50Gd9izc; 50tQ9l2c;
500N95sc.
Shares sold. %, 80
Selling value 81 .354 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
HELD FOR TRIAL.
vernal Boys Charged With POstofHee
RobbeTV.

Especial to The Herald.)
Price, Dec 5.-JustUs Hatch, Lorenzo
Hatch jr and Dave HOilingeT mad pre-
liminary hearing here today on the
charge of rObbing the postoflce at CISCO
on the night of Oct. IL, before tinted
STATES Commissioner William Howard OF
Huntington. and were held to answer 20
the United States grand jury under Sl,-Jo
continuing bonds each.
Tie details of the hOld-up were gone
over by five Witnesses, Station Agent
Green. Travelling Freight Agent Pruitt OF
the Burlington W. H Curtis, a passen-
ger. T. A. ketchUm and j. y. Allen OF the
special department Of the road, the latter
two Of whom made the arrests. The con
tention of the attorney for the defend-
ants. N NJ Warner. was tnat they ulo
not go there to rob the post0tfice, but the
railroad company, and had there been any
government money in the safe, which the
boys compelled the station agent and
postmaster to open, they would not nave
taken IL.
The boys were acquitted of robbery al
the last term Of the district court at MO
alb. The government prosecution was py
District Attorney Whittemore and Depu-
" CherringtOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
EXCITING DAY IN MARYsvALE.
Has Horse Race, Fight and Fire, All
In One Day.
Especial Correspondence.

MarysvaIe, Dec. IA thousand-dollar
horse race, some public fsticuffing and a
hra destroying three buildings kept excite
merit in Marysvale at fever heat today
Tho horse race was one of the big
events of the county and brought out a
large crowd. Charles Thomas entry
carried away the big end of the stake,
much to the joy of the Circleville con-
tingent, While Marysvsie, by the aid of
Martin Rhemheimer's Dewey, got second
money.
After the race free tight was started
but was brought to a sudden termination
by the souno4ng of the hre alarm One
of the three " est buildings was found "a
be in flames and before the fire could be
Centralized all of the structures were in
nehas-
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A Pleasing Event.
Especial correspondence.

Nephi, Dec 4-One of the great social
events of Nephi this season was had by
reason of the hospitality of Sheriff and
Mrs Christisou. the occasion being in
honor of the outgoing county commission
erS Mr. Thomas Mr. kirkenGall and Mr.
Houghten There were also present about
twenty of the leading citizens OF Nephl-
sImDruous reDast was spread, after
which some splendid music was rendered
bv Mr. Sperry and other leading must
clans Of Nephi. and a very enjoyab bic
evening was spent by all who took part
in the festivities
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Bostnn minine stooks.


AVOID all drying inhalants and use
that which Cleanses and heals the
membrane. Ely's Cream Balm is such
a remedy and cures CataTrh easily and
pleasantly. Cold in the head vanishes
quickly. Price so cents at druggists or
by mail
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking
and 20 a great extent loss of hearing.
BY the use of Ely's Cream Balm drop
ping of mucus has ceased, voice and
Davidson, Atty at Law, Monmouth,
Ills.
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A I.etfar Of Thanks

Portland, Ore, Sept Z. 1900.
Mr.. o. F. Woodward-Dear Sir:-For
the past two years I have been troubled
greatly with a redness of my skin and
a great number of pimpies on my face
tried Almost everything under the
mt nothing did me any good until 1
got a package of Lanes Tea. I have
used if for two weeks steady. and my
complexion Is as clear as a mirror and
nv skin as white as snow.
MRS. e. r. THOMAS, 2721k Oak St
For sale by Godbe-Pitts Drug com
pany, salt Lake City. Utah
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ACTIVITY IN DEEP CREEK.

'-'& L. Wilson Says the Section
never Showed Up so Well.
.-.s-. -- Wilson. who. with his
rzr All. brother is deeply inter
rs--s.. %. .-- Deep Creek country and
.f.- airy IN The Willow Springs dis
, is IN from camp securing e7,,-
F.l,er .....----ileh To carry on the
again ,rf-H5- .'-7H and viii pull out
.1- se7-,--, me next few DAYS. In
III ssfal years which he 80 s.,-l-l
--rar E So districts beyond the dese-t
a. the r,.- L- seen SO much activir, as
queen of Hhcba, he learned he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Suit Against Box Elder.


Brigham city, Dec 5.-A complaint mas
been filed in the district court by j. j..
cal. attorney for Betty NJ. Jensen OF
Bear River City. in which II is set foTgh
that through the negligence Of Box Elder
county in keeping Forest street ID proper
repair Betty NJ. Jensen was seriously in
iured. and a demand IS made for SlOeJt
damages 1t is alleged she sustained IN
iuries from which she viii be a cripple
for life
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from 81 cents ~ the opening to sSss cents
81 the close. the lowest figure reached
during the cali being 81 = cents.
Swansea. ir the face Of the $1,000 dtvi-
dend to be paid on the 10th. sold al $4.o3,
and Joe Bowers was strong at cents
and 81 cents Three sales OF Yankee
Consolidated at saf s3z and 95s cents were
made and the session closed On the fol-
lowing quotations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Count Boni Is Hurt.

London. Dec. Count and Countess
Roni de Eastellaue are negotiating for
a house in London" says Vanity Fair.
where, in future. they viii spend at
least a portion of the year. as Count
Roni is deeply hurt at the want of
sympathy shown him by his friends
and compatriots in his recent financial
fro11bIaF"
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Ore and Bullion.

ore and bullion settlements in this
city yesterday amounted to S26,6OO. as
follows.
Mccormick & Co. Mingo bullion.
Sc. 800. silver and lead ores, $500.
T. R. Jones & Co, ores. si2, 500; bull
lion. 50 SOC
Commercial National bank, ores,
50 500.
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Nominated Pv President.

Washington. Dec 5.-The president
today sent the following nominations
to the senate: Roy II. Chamberlain of
Iowa to be collector Of internal
revenue, district Of Hawaii: Benjamin
II. Tatem of Montana to be assayer in
charge of the assay Office at Helena,
Mont.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
MARKET WAS ERRATIc.
Declines and Advances Recorded at
Unexpectsd Times.

Declines and advances Recorded at
Unexpected Times.
The stock market was rather eTratic yes
terday, declines and rises being recorded
where least expected. Consolidated Mer-
cur was stronger and Daiy-West weaker
The former sold a AS and the latter ~
S2502la, with only S2455 bid at the close.
>-Tand Central sold at $3.50. and closed
on a bid of 1857. with $5.Sl1z asked. For
500 Ingot "a cents was paid. while Lower
Mammoth commenced at S4ls cents and
steadily advanced in the selling to S5tl
cents Mammoth was quoted at 81 80
and 81 80. but no business was done, May
Day was quiet and weaker, 400 shares at
35lz cents being the sum total Of the bust
ness done. Northern Light remains sta
tionary at rs cents. 3000 SD res selling
al that figure. Sacramento Is steady at
2ila cents. and no change - noted ia
Silver Shield.
Star Consolidated furnished the feature
% the day. f.5Csf shares selling on q bear
movement. which sent the price down
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06

There is not piano attachment on
the market that is in any way COM
parable with IT, The proof of this
statement we can show. by calling at
our place, where It is on exhibition
every day.
CaIder's Music Palace. 40 and II W
1sf So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Real Estate transactions.

Lucille jennings 10 r. ". Jennings,
1Gx1Sa4 RODS southwest from north
east corner lot Z. block 49,. plat As
Anne Stoffer to s. J. StOffeT. 6iz acres
north west quarter section Is. town
ship south, range 1 east.--.........
Colorado a. Utah Investment COM
pauy To Christian Schaefer. lots to
Z. block 4. Denver Place subdivision
J. +. Bachelor TO W. II. Atwood.
Murray IL acres northwest quar-
ter section z. township south,
range east -------------- ----------
d. d Mallory to James Johnston,
1I5l5x10114 feet northwest from
southeast corner lot ]. block Y.
plat = -----.-.--..- --..-.: $3.50: o.
Clara E Reilly TO Utah Saving &
Trust company. 2lkX5 rods north
west from 6 rods north Of southeast
corner lot /. block 2. plat A ETC..
J. H Farnsworth to s. G.. Paul. lS2x
30 feet northeast from southwest
corner lot j. block 10J plat D. IL
Mary A. Simmons to r. B. Wicks.
1o6x35t5 feet southeast from north
west corner lot 2. block :, City Park
subdivision ...-.-..-.-. ..... .--.-..
Rebecca F. Perkins TO Marjorie a
Whiteley,- lots 60 and a. block o.
Perkins Grand View addition.
r A Brighton to Ella g. Putnam,
part Of east half Of northwest guar
ter section s., township south.
range = east .------- -----s----
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Metal Market.

Silver 64iEc. per ounce.
Copper, 157sc. per pound
Lead, A s K r. Co.'S price, $500,
New York exchange, S4.375z; New York
brokers. $4.0O.