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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
SPIKE AND RAIL.

over half a million boxes Of apples
have been shipped east from the state
OF Washington during the past season.
b. +. Neylns, general agent Of the
Denver & Rio Grande has returned az
ter a weeks absence.
Fourteen men, supposed 10 be the
Burlington surveyors, left Kaysyille on
Saturday night for Granger, Wyo. They
took with them two carloads OF camp
outfit and tripods.
Charles NJ. Miller assistant engineer
on the Montana division OF the Great
Northern railway, was struck and
killed by an electric car in ST. Paul,
last night Miler's headquarters were
at Williston, n. D., and he was on a
visit to relatives In St Paul n. +.
Miller for many years chief engineer
Of the Great Northern system, was a
brother OF the dt.sased
The Colorado & Wyoming Railroad
company, a connection Of the Colorado
Fuel & Iron company, on Saturday
Of gave the contract 90 Orman & Cook
Of which Gov-Elect Orman Is a mem
Der. to build tWenty-three miles Of
track from Trinidad up the Perga-
toire river to Vision Work will begin
within a week
According to a dispatch from To-
peka, Kansas, II Is reliably reported
that John Player, superintendent Of
machinery for the entire Santa Fe
system win resign, about January 1st.
on account * IN health He Will be
succeeded by r. 2. G. Sanderson the
present assistant superintendent Mr..
Player has just returned from a three
weeks trip TO California, where he
had gone for his health Mr. Player
has been with the Santa Fe FOR about
ten years.
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THE LOWER MAMMOTH.
James Chapman Visited the Property
Yesterday and Reports Progress.

state Treasurer James Chapman re-,
turned yesterday from an inspection OF
the Lower Mammoth at Tnuc. where
he reports a very good showing on the
500 level The management has driven
into the ore some 10 feet. IL has been
found Necessary 90 timber the drift
owing TO the loose character of the
ore, some Of which has fallen from the
roof Of the drift and made it about
- feet high IN places. The ore. as
shown by Mr. Dave Woods ASSAYS ON
Saturday evening shows little or no
copper aud about 50 ounces silver and
81 gold per ton great deal OF this
ore Is now In sight and It is the en-.
tentlon OF the management 10 run south
IN the ore with The view OF exploring its
size. There is probably nothing 10 get
very excited over yet. but the indlca-
lions for a mine being found are very
favorable Sinking win be- resumed In
the shaft after the holidays.
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Arrested for NInrtIcr.

South Berwick Ne, Dec 2i.-Edwin
II. Knight was arrested at his home at
South Berwick Junction today on a
warrant charging him with the murder
OF Mrs. Fannie Sprague at South Ber-
wick last May.
Mr. knight is IL years Of age, a ma
tive Of South Berwick. and a successful
business man.
The crime for which he was arrested,
was disclosed by the finding Of the mu-
tiIated body OF Fannie Sprague In a
heap OF rubbish IN a barn on the knight
farm az South Berwick Junction. An
attempt had been made 10 burn the
body but the smoke was seen and the
fire cytingushed by two men, who after
putting out the fire, found the body.
The evidence duplicating Mr.. Knight
has been carefully guarded by the au-
thorltles.
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TRANSFERS OF STOCK

Ajax, 100 at IS; 100 at 5sH
II az SSih. ~ '''- 2
Lower Mammoth 100 at il2. 100 d,
~ 100 At l5l; 600 al l.gi. 100 al / 99i1
I90 az liz; 100 az IA. 200 an 1851. M
az IN; 300 al $50, 200 al i3iis. So y,
d.s,Hi 100 at 13Sls; 600 at ll0. seller \
MA, Mammoth, g at $50; 100 at 29.
May Day. 100 at i3: loo al igT -
pporther T Light, 2OoO at A Zoo AZ {
s Sooeo Homesiake, 800 at 81. ~ -
Sacramento, 1900 al 80
SILVER Shield, 200 al 26g
Slar Con, 100 az Slis 260 atm
5eh Butler, 1000 at IL: 400 atiu
zoe Bowers, 1000 at sH W. "a
@aflha Washington. 1000 At 2u
shares sold. l{lsl WV ~ ~
selling value !Ss2ls0
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LOG Al 1ARKETS.

Dec o. 1000
Below are the wholesale buying I'll,
ures on poultry butter, eggs and cheese
Quotations are corrected semi.weaEv
by j NJ Christensen & Co.. wholesale
produce dealers.
Spring chickens. dressed ......... .,i,
Hens, per d.. dressed ..... as 10 b,
Fresh eggs, per case Ortahl...... s..
The egg market is IN sympathy ui.b
Eastern markets.
Ranch butter IS very plentiful and is
now worth from IL 20 l6 cents uhf,
creamery butter is quoted at % lerg
per pound.
Chcsse is quoted az from 10 10 y
cents. The Christmas market for Our.
keys is pretty well cleaned up. Quota.
lions stand around ~ cents
GRAIN
The prices on grain and hay are cor.
rected by the Peoples Forwarding com.
pany. The following prices are an.
nounced today.
The price paid for wheat by Salt Lake
mlllers Is 50 to IS loose. per 100 ms.
wholesale selling prices on grain
flour. etc.
Wheat-60 cents per bushel
Con-$l 10 per hundred
Cracked Corn-Sl rs per hundred.
Bran-75c per hundred.
Rye-Sl 90 per hundred.
Shorts-Sjc per hundred.
Barley-Sl00 per hundred.
Oats-Sl,25 per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Buying prices on hay are as follows.
Timothy -Sll00 per ton.
MiXed-SlO00
Alfalfa-s9O0 per ton.
FLOUR.
The Wholesale selling prices OF Gon
are as follows:
High Patent, per cwt.... .....ilG
straight grade, per cwt.,..,,., ...ilA
amy patent ..,,. zee" .,..." .N..
3akers No. l .,.. %. .u ...uuNG
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DEPRESSION IN
LOWER MAMMOTH
The Stock S.gnped Today But Re-
acted at the Close
MAMMOTH WAS QUITE FIRM
star con. active Rocco "o''''
very strong Ajax Declines
NAY Day Unchanged

The ,sio. of Doe business .'o ..... q.
ns exchange today was 3N@t"
vE..b represented the sale of l'.t.'
,,.,s. O., stock. The most noiao..
,t,,g. In ans OF lhs stocks is seen in
49, Mammoth, which was selling
.,onda70a few days ago. Since then
vr pave Wood has made an ezam'na-
,gr m the mine and the returns from
ME assays on saturday afternoon n1l
dsprsssipg effect on the stock ii
'eonlj oppear from them that The man
s,ement has not yet found what Il is
ssar,blng for Notwithstanding Che ia'l
iba, the property, as a prospect LOOKS
we'll. A drop occurred late on SATURDAY
afternoon. which was followed today
by a decline from SlG to N'ls' Ai'sr
reaching its lower figure the stock re-
acted to $40
Con. Mercur was also much weaker
today settling down 10 S32ls, while
Ajax dropped 800 at 90 Mammoth was
mite firm today standing around SIG
Nav Day was In good form being trau-
ID in up to l3A Rocco Homestake con-
.lnes 10 advance with much sieeadl-
ness. though one Of the few holders
,ere evidently decided TO take nus prof. |
Is today when 300 was dropped AT w. /
was In evidence 10 the |
Avs trading az 49, while Silver shield
old al g6H. Star Consolidated recorded
he sale Of 100 shares at Sll9 at the out
Ell but afterwoods fell to so. Ben But
err sold as high as rs. while Joe BOW
rs let 10 1000 at ~. Martha Washing
on sold al "a, while Northern Light
dvanced to / cent per share.
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
)ws.
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PROF. STEPHENS APPEAL.
To Members Of Worlds Fair Chorus
California Trip and Eisteddfod Choir.

said Prof. Stephens today: Those
not now regularly attending the Taber-
nacle choir are earnestly solicited 60
meet with the regular choir at Choir
Hall, next Thursday night, $780, on mat
tiers Of importance. However busy sing
ers may be they should try 20 be pres.
ent, ] will consider Il a great favor In
remembrance Of past times.
Young gentlemen and ladies having
voices and love for singing are
wanted 20 become members OF the choir
We wish 70 secure $50 In all. About 70
10 be bassos, and tenors. from the axe
OF seventeen 10 twenty-five. Special
training viii be given them In oonnee-
tion with the young people now in the
choir, to IT them for both choir and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

Silence dropped his mallet and ,,.
toward his rival '0'Ael
"Who!"
"MarIette-Marlette IS WIN, f...
old tightmouth. Have you aryu,,...l .l.
say?' replied the Italian insoiong..s To
he picked up his mallet ready w a'
gin work. 10 ue'
Yes, have this to saw, Amen.
Silence, that you are a liar ArG .,.l
to do and he snatched The G.,..'
from the buttonhole OF Ranco.s .,, req
with a cry Of rage Rance yprsr.,
ward, raised his mallet hlgh I'm n. WI. VT.
and brought IL down with a orosS r. el
Sllence's head He droppaI ,tI,a
ground Instantly " "i
IN the excitement which foIow., o.,
Italian escaped. and II was roi ,...
they knew that their friend IVA. I..3
that they thought Of his murlar..
was too late. Rance had gone s,t
trace OF him was ever found.
Mariette was inconsolable. For man.,
she would see no one. would sr@sJ
no one. Her face took an py6-es.,
Of stern silence which would ras.,,.'
that Of her dead lover whom sbs ,,
preclated only when his silent lIps r-..
closed forever IN death.-st. Louis S,s.
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AFTER potato" PINGREE.
He Criticised Judge and is Wanted
for Contempt,

Lansing, Mich, Dec. 2i.-on petition
Of members OF the Ingham county bar,
Judge West, OF the Tngham county
court today ordered Gov, Pingree to
appear In court next Saturday and
show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt
Tho action is based on an interview
which was published in the Detroit Tri-
bune December Z, In which the COVER
nor bitterly attacked Judge West and
Prosecutor Tuttil. Attached TO the
petition for an order is an affidavit by
the Tribune reporter who secured the
interview, which afirms that Il was
given for publication, and that the fol-
lowing day the governor Informed him
that the Interview, as printed, was all
right and commended its fairness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
Famous Mining Case Decided.

Washington, Dec. 2i-The T.. S. SUI
preme court today denied the petition
for a writ OF certiorau On the case OF
chips vs. Linderberg This is a fam.
Gus mining case from Cape Nome. In.
Iolving the regularity OF the appoint,
ment OF O. receiver for O. gold mine In
mat district by District Judge Moves.
The case was removed t0 the United
states circuit court OF appeals for tho
ninth circuit, ana the present proceed.
ing was Intended 90 secure Dos removal
70 tne supreme court before a decision
aai been rendered On the circuit court.
me order issued today was against Oh,
petitioners and the effect win De to
leave the case for trial IN the circuit
court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
More Hill Rumors.

New York, Dec. 2i.-The journal Of
Commerce says:
The presence In this city last week
OF Jas. j. Hill. president OF the Great
Northern Railway and one Of the larg-
est stockholders Of the Northern Pacific
is regarded as indicative of important
action Of the directors Of the last
named road this week. Persons con-
nected with the Northern Pacific man
agement say that arrangements have
been practically completed for the re-
tirement Of the S750O0,00O Of the pre-
ferred stock OF that company. The
provisions Of the Northern Pacific re-
organization plan. give the directors
the right to retire the preferred stock
at par. either wholly or I'm part on call
prior 70 January |, 1917.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb. Dec. 2i-Catte Re
cDufs. 500 Market active and strong
to No cents higher Native beef steers,
HO.Hai0. western ste.rs. iO0aA50,
Texas steers, 80003.i6; cows and
h..Iars. aO0H4l5i Gamers, l15U275.
stopkers and feeders. 300a44O, calves,
4OIu6Uj. bulls, stays. etc, 2.2503.75
Hogs Receipts. $500 Market 507h
cents higher closed weak. Heavy,
iS2haisO. mixed. 4Sj0AS7}4, light. $50
QAgU. pigs 40O0440; bulk Of sales, ass
4IN1i4.
Sheep 100 Market steady
Fed muttons. 375Q400; westerns. $3.50
800. common and stock sheep, 350q3.75,
lambs. iOOu500
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DEATH RATE 20 PER CENT
Smallpox Situation In Greenup County, KY, is
Critical.
Passenger aud Freight Traffic stopped
Orders TO Vaeelnate Everybody
Guards Keep People In,

Louisville, KY Dec. 24.-The Courier
Journal today says:
The smallpox situation In Greenup
county is critical There are several
hundred cases and the death rate has
been 20 per cent
The State board Of health has ordered
that every person in the county be vac
cinated. and has ordered all the Chesa-
peake & Ohio railroad agents to discon-
tinue the sale Of tickets and to refuse all
freight to or from the county.
Guards have been stationed TO pre-
vent any one leaving the county, Sew
eral persons have been stopped who at
tempted 10 cross the Ohio river IA sklffs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
LOOKING OFFER THE GROUND.

State Auditor-elect c. 9. Tingey came
up from Nephl last evening and today
made a call upon Auditor Richards foi
the purpose Of finding out a few Of the
intricacles OF the office over which he
viii preside for the next four years.
Mr.. Tingey will remain with his bank
in Nephi until the 9th proXimo, ana
will be on hand 90 take hold with the
other State and county officers at the
hour Of noon. January tn. Auditor
Richards viii remain a couple Of weeks
with his successor after the induction
into office. Miss Belle Richards, II Is
believed. will be the only one Of the
present force that will be retained az
ter the eth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
Passenger Train Wrecked.

Rome, Ga, Dec. 24-A passenger
train on the Chattanooga, Rome &
Southern railway crashed into string
OF box cars on siding at Millers
Nurseries last night and was partially
wrecked. Several passengers were
slightly injured, but nobody was fatally
hurt. The engine was totally demol-
ished The engineer and fireman saved
themselves by jumping, although the
fireman was severely injured. Inves-
legation showed that the switch lock
had been broken and the switch pur-
poselv turned.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK,

Chicago. Ill. Dec. 24-Caiua-Re-
ceipts. $500 head; steers 10 10 ~ higher
Butcher stock. 10 10 l5c higher. Good 90
prime steers, L2od6.50 poor TO medium
a.loHaa.. -t..kers and feeder 25D4
gao. COWS. 2to0i10. helfeTs, -il152j;
bulls. 2iIniio calves, 8.75q55l, Texas
tal steers. l0l0A9O; grassers, aa9Ri3J;
bulls. 25u0335.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; left over,
l00il opened Toe higher; closing easier.
Top 5.Qj, mixed and butcher asa
aNIia, good 20 choice heavy, is54505;
rough heavy, A7OQ4S0: light 400
50-i- bulk Of sales. 49OG5,0o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
WILL GO TO THE COAST.
II. VI. Clay Returns from His Trip 10
Omaha

II. NJ. Clay returned from Omaha
this morning, whence ne has been for
the past ten days In response TO a dis
patch from headquarters At late
hour this afternoon Il was impossible
20 locate him, but current rumor on
the street II responsible for the state
ment that ne Is 60 be transferred TO
either San Francisco or Los Angeles,
where he will make his headquarters
as travelling passenger agent for the
Union Pacific on the Pacific coast II
Is understood that Mr.. Clay has the
general agent for the Union Pacific with
headquarters at Atlanta, Georgia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
Car Works Burned.

Joliet, H., Dec. 2l-The Fox Pressed
Steel Car Works, one Of the largest in
dustrles In Joliet, was nearly destroyed
by fire today officials say they can
make no estimate Of the loss at this
time II Is thought all the costly
machinery, valued at 100000, ls ruined.
The burned building can be replaced for
about $685. 600. The mills employed
nearly 500 men,
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Iat.,, -'-s-
lAWleSSNESS IN DENVER.
warning Assaults and Highway RoSbsrs, /,
The City,
''' Persons Badly Ipjursd- One n,
Dead and Another Nay Die
a bad situation.

ps Dtn ,.,,.. Colo, Dec. si-withln tho
past pa'' 'AIriy'siS hours seven . olar,, ~.
S Sssa and highway robSer les i bays
S S,eu committed in this city An ny NV.
frae,p,s1 ', .u.',. VINO was beaten. has a
Other oi,,'r Dal. .slIl and canot recover Fou,
struck on ~, Sr5 ; Deveri Z. Young Young Way Wy
suffering , ,Is mead with a stone any J 20
4S my sssslIa1t did not rob y In .ae brain
ssaitaii = i've women b bo aef' Since
ts injuries. -''i'ah Bell died from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver Colo. Dec. 2i-Cattle-Re-
CcIps $780, Market quiet and steady.
Beef steers, 3.5005.50; cows. 3004i00.
feeders freight paid to river. 3O0QA30;
stockers do. 32jqLj0; bulls, stays, etc,
g.000 300.
Hogs Receipts. 100, Market steady.
Light packers 41OQA75; mixed and
heavy. 41jHAS0.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market quiet
and unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
GOING TO WASHINGTON.

County Clerk Dunbar expects to leave
for Washington Wednesday, where he
has business Of Importance requiring
immediate and personal attention He
hopes 20 be back IN time to hand over
the keys Of his office TO his successor,
Mr. Jno. James.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

1.-THE new San Pedro, Los Angeles g.
Salt Lake railroad has just completed
a new purchase which proves beyond
a doubt the seriousness Of the new
enterprise, were any such proof needed.
THE transaction just closed gives to
the new road a twenty-acre tract OF
land Immediately adjoining the Ter
minals present holdings on the Los
Angeles river The price paid for the
property was a trile less than s35, 900.
and the necessary payment was made
yesterday
"The land in question is 10 be used
for roundhouses shop and siding pur-
poses. A passenger depot is not 70
be erected on the premises. II was an
nounced today, and by shop purposes
il is meant that the main shops Of the
line are to be on the property or that
they viii be located In Los Angeles
That matter has not as yet been scri-
ously considered in any way."-Los
Angeles Express.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

solo work. Young men should talk the
matter over between themselves and
break through the Ice Of timidity. There
are scores OF good voices IN this city
going 10 waste for the want Of use and
training. To such ! say Let us Sc
cure your names and addresses. by
your giving them 10 some active chor
member 10 hand @ me, or they may
be left at Daynes' music store. And as
soon as we have enough 90 form a tull
choir Of you for training we wiz SCI
apart night for training. People
knowing Of good young voices would
oblge all concerned IN reporting them
to us"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST. "

BY James f. Talmage. PHI. d. /. r. $.
E., f. G, s., professor Of geology, Uni
yersity OF Utah, book OF ZIG pages,
beautifully illustrated. The first COM
plete and authentic work on the re.
nowned saline sea. Price rs cents,
postage prepaid. For sale by the Des'
eret News and all news dealers.
RUSH ORDERS
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steamer Ashore.

Atlantic city, n. j., Dec. 24-The
British steamer Antlllia. Capt Montell
from Nassau for New York, with a
general cargo, went ashore this morn
Ing ON Great Egg Harbor bar Her
passengers were safely landed Signals
have been hoisted asking for assistance
and the crews OF the life-saving station
have responded. The Antillla is a YES
sel OF SIS tons.
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T0.DAYS Markets.
New York. Dec 24-An exchanges
are closed today
KANSAS CITY LIVE sTlcK.

Kansas City Mo, Dec, 2A-.a.uc-
Receipts 5000 head; strong Native
steers. 31jd57j, Texas steers $500
$40, Texas cows, 2.50q3l0; native COWS
and hefers l,S0aL25 stockars and
feeders. S.C)GA1ji bulls. -54ai0J;
calves. A2j4JG0.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 markl strong
90 &c higher. Bulk Of sales. As.nie2is;
heavy 4Sjai95: packers, iS1l qislis;
mixed, 4S51A92is: light, ili4i95;
workers, 4s0049j. pigs, 4i0q4N.
Sheep 500 head market
strong Lambs 3JOG5.45; mutt1ns. 200
Gals
80 mnrKaI Tomorrow.
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Murderer Mcdonald Convalescing.

Washington. Dec. 2l,-Samuel Nc
Donald the treasury clerk. who shot
and killed Frank II. Morris, auditor Of
the war department Saturday. and then
attempted suicide. was reported 20 be
better this morning Last night he
had q sinking spell and it was thought
an N, hospital that he could not sur
ylye until morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
Lord Beresrord III.

London Dec 2i-Lord VIM, Beresf0rd
is suffering from perltonitis. This
morning his condition is reported as
slightly improved. In consequence Of
Lord Beresfcrd's Illness the Christ
mas festivities at Deepdene, his seat at
D0rkng, have been abandoned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
BUYING LAND.
New Road Purchases Twenty Acres
for Shops and ROundhouse.

Rusk Harris Alice Harris c. White
Mortimer, H. NJ. Russell, Laura b.
Russell, a. Marie Mortimer, Alex NJ
Barnum Lizzie c. Barnum, formerly
Lizzie c. Black, r. A. Cox, Sarah j.
w. Haywood to j. Ross Clark-tract
lying on Elyslan side Los Angeles river
between First and Fourth streets and
bounded on south by north line Of
Blow tract, etc, $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

a land deal Of considerable magnl-
tude was contaminated today. J. Ross
Clark became the owner Of a tract OF
twenty acres Immediately adjoining the
present property Of the Terminal rail-
road. The price paid for the property
was $4,000, and II Is proposed to put
the shops and round house Of the new
road on the property This Is consider
ed fair price for the property, as II
lies convenient for the purposes in
tended.
The promoters Of this new enterprise
are not worrying over the persistent ru-
mors OF other roads hurryinR 10 build
In here from salt Lake. but are quietly
going ahead with their surveys and
making other preparations to complete
their line.-San Francisco Examiner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
Grand Duke Is Ill.

Weimar, Dec. 24-Some anxiety is felt
regarding the health Of the aged grand
duke OF SAKE Welmar. A bulletin issued
by his physicians says his condition Is
satisfactory. that he slept well In spite
OF repeated spasms of coughing ana
that his temperature Is 997, The grand
duke was born In 1918.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

Go to the new hairdresslng parlors
al the Sanltarium and have your hair
shampooed with distilled water for -5c
HAIR dressed Csc Facial massage. -5c
We viii also sell all next week hair
switches and real hair pompadour rolls
az half price. Come and examine OUT
stock Of hair goods. 50 w. Third So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

sheep-Recepts. 1000 head. market
I- to .lc higher Good to choice weth-
U.a 1ij0A5O. fair TO choice mixed.
$3.50, western sheep, 875UAi0;
Texas sheep. 22j03GO. native lambs,
lUUI5.50, western lambs, 4G0d5.i0.
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ALWAYS THE BEST.

Those who always want the best are
the sort Of people who use Thres Crown
Baking Powder. It Is better than 9TH
ers and saves YOU money at tHf same
time. We are careful in the ranuiac-
turo OF IT, so that you may b. assured
OF having high quality and low price.
It is an economy and a pleasu-s az the
same time. It furnishes you DE best
on the market at a REASONABLE cost
You will be glad to use 1t because it IS
right