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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Annual Meeting and Election of Off
cers-Road in Fine Condition
Everywhere.

MONTREAL. April 5.-The annual
meeting Of the Canadian Pacific rail-
road took place yesterday and was
most harmonious. The reports all
Showed that this had been the most
prosperous year in the history Of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06
SALT COMPANY INcoRpoRATEp

NEW YORK, April 5.-The Spanish
American Salt Company has filed arti-
cles Of Incorporation at Trenton, N. J.
The common capital stock is stated to
be $3,5OO,O00.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06
MRS. DoBLE WANTS A DIVORCE.

NEW YORK, April 5-Mrs Marie
Doble, wife of Budd w. Doble, the
horseman Of San Francisco, has filed
suit for divorce, on statutory grounds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06
DIVORCE IN HIGH LIFE.

A Rich Real Estate Dealers Wife
Wants to Be Free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06

NEW YORK, April 5.-Mrs. W. E.
D. Stokes has brought suit for an ahso-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06

All Is mystery; but he is slave
who viii not struggle to penetrate the
dark veil
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06

Man is made to create, from the poet
u the potter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06

Total to date ...,.,.,"....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11

ton for several weeks past expects 10
get home during the next few days.
Sales Of Horn Silver stock are report.
ed iu the Engineering and Mining Jour-
nal at yl2j and Sll5 In New York last
week.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
Tor the past two days. IA cars OF ore
from Tntlc, one from Stockton and one
from Nevada.
Washington County News. =. VI. Nc
Arthur left for his mining claim yester-
day. accompanied by a salt Laker. who
came down expressly to look over the
property
H. A, Cohen Is back from Mercur,
where he has been on business connect
ed with the Golden Gate. Mercur re-
ports needed by Capt De Lamar, who
is in Italy
w. H. Nutting who has charge Of
the construction o. the Bingham Cop.
per and Gold company's new smelter.
went out TO Bingham Junction today
70 see about letting the contract for
grading the smelter site
James Andrus Of ST. George. who has
been In the city for several days past,
expected 90 leave for home today Mr..
Andrus Is one Of the original owners
OF the Dixie group OF copper claims
A party OF Kansas city capitalists
have been looking over the Red Wing
and York properties In Bingham and
are much pleased with the merits Of the
two properties In which they have made
investments.
Austin Revelne: j. T. Mitchell has
returned 90 Salt Lake City after visit
Of several days. he Is expected back
the FIRST OF next week with a party OF
mining men who viii make an examina-
ton Of the New Pass mines.
Price Advocate: It IS said that Uncle
Jesse Knight Of Provo. who lately
bought q coal mine north Of Price some
eieht miles of the Grundtvigs. viii let
the same lay idle 10 hold as an invest
ment He believes IL win become more
valuable as the years go by.
j. r. Breckon left today for Gold
Mountain 90 inspect the Annie Laurie
mine Messrs. Kimberley aud Huck.
the purchasers. have gone east, and it Is
said that W. c. Filler viii follow them
In few days Negotiations for the
snyder Improvement companys proper
ty are stIll pending.
]. r. Sniyely. OF Kansas city has re-
turned TO the city after a soi0urn OF
several weeks IN The Deep Creek coun-
try, with which he Is deeply Impressed.
Mr. snively leaves Tor his home with
samples OF Deep Greek ore which he
VIII use IN advertising the country and
inducing capital TO enter the promising
field
Grand Valley Times The copper
districts of Grand and san Juan c0un-
ties have been developed far enough To-
show that there are large bodies OF
copper ore, ranging from three 20 ten
per cent IN copper and considerable sill
YER IL is mostly a deposit in sand
stone and is difficult 20 smelt into
matte. a teaching process, or me-
chanical, OF extracting the metal Is
needed to make 80 paying proposition.
There are several processes offered. but
the eXiFtance of processes DO no good
unless they are put IN practice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
MINING NOTES.

The Continental Eureka had 10 cars
OF ore on the market today
The Mammoth ~ Tinuc had four cars
OF ore on the market today.
The Conkln sampler reported II car
loads OF ore from Tintic today
The Lower Mammoth of Tintlc had
a car OF ore on the market today.
Three cars of ore were on the market
today from the May Day ~ Tinuc,
Seven car loads o. ore were on the
market today from the Swansea OF
TIntic.
The Galena King OF Stockton reported
on the market today with car load
of galana ore.
a car OF copper matte from the elias
Cow and Western companys Nevada
properties was on the market today.
W. l.. Andrew who has been Ia Bos-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
REGARDING NOME.
A Canadian Paper says There Il an
Exodus Of Disappointed Men.

The Rosland "a. O. Miner has the
following 90 say of the Nome fever
which Is spreading so rapidly.
I'VE never placed any faith In highly
sensauonl. purposely exaggerated re-
ports of huge profits, stated TO accrue 20
the Industrious g0ld-seeker on the sands
about that bleak and barren Alaskan
point. Cape Nome. Though doubtless
a limited number of men there made
last season fair finds, they usually paid
heavily enough for them In general dis
comfort, heavy cost Of living and im-
paired health. whilst many others re-
turned with little but bitter experience.
Yet certain Alaskan transport and
trading companies and their agents
especial In Seattle-have continued 90
picture the Cape Nome region as a
veritable FL Dorado whore thousands
may pick up wealth from literally gold
en- sands. ThIther, accordingly went
many early this year. 10 Ind little but
disappointment the gold got being too
small In aggregate value 90 repay the
heavy cost required far transportation,
and Tor The buying of the ordinary nee
essaries Of life. and az the same time re-
munerate them for large risks run Of
permanent disablement or even death
from exposure or disease.
The result OF this is the beginning
already of n big exodus OF badly disap-
pointed men from Cape Nome. an event
which viii. we trust. SO far at any rate
as Canada is concerned. prevent an but
a very few at the most from spending
much money and risRing health In
probably iru.tless Questof gold n Alas
ka's lnhOspltable fOTcshOres.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
GRAND CENTRAL IS WEAKER
Daly west sells az s1s.7b Lower
Mammoth closes lower Petro
Softens- sacramento sells.
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER 59H
LEAD, Sk57h
CASTING COPPER 16

More activity was noticeable In the
stock market today. Prices. however
ruled low None Of the stocks traded
in showed any tendency 10 recover from
the decline OF the past day or two. II is
expected that the settlement OF the
smeuer trouble win strengthen the mar
ket.
DAILY West with excellent conditions
az the mine sold at 1856 and SlS.75.
IN spite OF a better bullion and cyan
ide shipment yesterday Dexter let 80
zoo at 81 per share.
Grand Central was also weaker
opening at S6O5 and selling down 10
S.
Lower Mammoth was active at from
b27s 20 g. but weakened 10 Sax before
the close OF call.
May Day was very active around ST.
A small lot sold al 3d.
petr0 was weaker selling down 10 1915
while South Swansea was handed out
OF Sl22h.
Eagle ana Blue Bell was traded In at
% while Sacramento. with the annual
report submitted, sold down TO llla.
Bunker Hi went az Is and Buckeye
was traded IN al 2S
Closing quotations were posted as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
AGAIN EXTRACTING ORE.
ConHection Made with old Work
lngs Of Grand Guleh Mine.

Word has come from the South that
a force OF men have bsn nut Co work
taking out ore az the Grand Gulch mine
On northern Arizona. After shipping a
number OF cars from The so foot level.
which averaged 81 per cent copper. the
management found IL necessary 90 sink
a now SHAFT To- a depth of 100 feet While
the shaft was being put down foot
vein Of rich copper ore was encountered
OF which nothing had been previously
known. A crOsscut has been run a dis
lance OF 20 feet from the bottom OF the
SHAFT 20 the vein and an upraise Of 50
feet was made 90 connect with the old
workings anording at the same time
splendid air connection The vein has
been proved bigger and richer with
depth ana a phenomenal output of rich
copper ore may now be looked for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
NEW NCORPORATIoNs.
A Gold Mountain Company Organ
lied Primrose Amends It's Articles.

The Providence Cold Mining Com
pany was filed yesterday afternoon
with the county clerk The capital
stock is $4,000. divided into 100000
shares % the face value of 10 cents
each John Meycrhoffer Is president OF
the company w. T.. Rowe. vice presl-
dent r. W. Brokier treasurer and
secretary; who. with Samuel Ryser and
Anton r. G.. Gatheroy. form the direc-
torate The company owns the Swift
zerland and other mining claims In
Gold Mountain mining district Piute
county. this State
The Primrose Mining Company has
filed an amendment t0 its articles in
the county clerks office by which the
capital stock IS increased from $4,000,
divided into 100000 shares OF The par
value of 10 cents each. t0 $4,000 divide
cd into $50. 1000 shares OF 10 cents each.
The number of directors is also in
creased from five TO seven.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
SACRAMENTO MEETING.
New Board Elected Roasting Plant
90 he Installed Cash Balance.

At the annual meeting Of the Sacra-
mento Mining Company held yesterday
afternoon new board of directors was
elected. consisting of Glen r. Boutwell,
r. + McConauehy and Fred j I.eon-
ard. OF Salt lake. r. A. Deal. 81 Spring
vile. and g. S Hanna. OF BLOOMINGTON.
IN. Glen r. Boutwell, IS president of
the company and r. T. McConauEhy
will continue 90 ono the position of sec-
Rotary and treasurer
As inumatcd in the last nights
News the principal subject of disc
cussion was the installation of the
roasting plant advocated In the prosi-
dents report This matter was decided
upon ana the board was authorized 90
proceed at once 90 put On @ rlaster. The
cagh balance on hand amounts to i11.-
81. ~ The total receipts during the
year amounted 90 fi0ggsNg1. from which
the deduction OF $4,000 n8id In diu.
bends during tho year and t12 isleo for
operating expenses leaves "a balance of
S-u0li0 from the years run. With the
amount of tl50C5io on hand ia cash
ana cyanides at last meeting, the total
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
TINE SCUM SWANSEA.
Supt j. v. Wheeler Reports the
MIno 20 be In EAceIlent Condition.

Supt j. V. WHEELER Of the South
Swansea, arrived 10 the city today from
Tiutic district and reports the mine
looking we'll There Is said 90 be- no
sensational changes at the mine Work
iu the new shaft is going forward al the
rate OF about 30 feet a month The
work Is being done by hand. which
makes the process slower than n ma
chine drills were used. Connection was
made some time ago with the old work
irgs on the 400 level. since which time
the shaft has been put down about
90 feet deeper The mine Is said 90
Doe IN a condition 90 send out q great.
ly increased output as soon az the new
shaft enables the management to DO
so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
wAsmNGroN couNrY MNEs.
Reports Of Matters There by ST.
George News.

Z. NJ. Macarthur left FOR his mining
claim yesterday accompanied by salt
Lakcr who came down expressly to look
over the property
The local manager FOR the S. George
Copper Mining Co.. George Lawrence,
states that he expects the smelter TO
resume running about the 10th inst
Harry Jennings came 100 from the
Grand Gulch mine Wednesday. and left
for Salt Lake city Thursday lie re-
ports everything looking hrst-class at
the mine.
Thursday morning over forty laborers
went out 90 the Chloride 90 work on the
Arizona and Utah extensions Two car
loads az horses. cookhOuse and other
supplies We're also sent out. over one
hundred men and forty or fifty teams
are now az work on the grade.-king-
man Miner.
George Moore. manager Of the Con-
solidated Kansas City Smelling q Re-
filming company's Salt Lake offices, ar
rived IN ST. George Friday, the 29th inst
Mr. Moore Is reticent regarding the OBJ
ject of his visit. but be spent consIdera-
bic time at the Dixie mining property.
lie left here for Deer Lodge Friday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha April Cattle-Recelpts
3 500 Steady To easier. native beef
steers. 425q540, cows and helfers, $40
dL5O: Gamers. 2O0Q325: stockers and
feeders. 37045l0; calves, 400aL0O;
bulls. stays. etc. 2S0d3S0
Hogs Receipts. 10000 shade 90 dc
lower. Heavy. 537ihd54j. mixed 532is
d685. light. 5200531ia. pigs. A7jH5.3O;
bulk OF sales, 5.82ia0537h
sheep-Receipts $500 Market active
steady. YearlIngs 5SOn62j. western
muttons. 660Q6l5. stock sheep, 450q
5.25; lambs, GOODIES.
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SHOWS GOOD VALUES.
Recent Assays from the Young
America Run High In Gold.

Some excellent assays are being re-
ceived from me Young American mine
at Tuscarora. Nevada The last TWO
returns showed the presence of $40. so
$40 In gold. These were taken from
an upralse on the 2l0-foot level one
assay taken from the top of the upralse
shows as high as $500 in the yellow
metal The vein from which these
values are taken is said 20 be blocked
out Tor one hundred feet on the dip and
about the same distance on its strike
II rs also said Co be about four feet
Wide. The management is feeling much
encouraged over the showing The
mill is stil hung up awaiting the ar
rival ~ certain pieces Of machinery
from San francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city. April u.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000 Market 50l0c lower. ma
tive steers. 3s0U550, Texas steers, 41jQ
$50, Texas COWS. 215NA25; native COWS
and helfers. 2O0aj0O; stockers and
feedes, 3600520. bulls. 300dAJ0.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 Market
steady TO shade lower Bulk OF sales
5.350545, heavy 5.31h6.jO. packers.
5.&d5A7h; mixed. 65O05l5, light $40
Lambs 6.00aI1j. muttons. 3b0g625.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver April lt.-Cattle-Recelpts
20 Market quiet Beef steers. ASA
AGO COWS, 8.00a42O; feeders freight
paid 10 river S5OQ600; stockers freight
paid TO river 255Q50O, bulls. stays,
ETC.. 200d200.
Hors-Receipts, 100. Market Sc hlghei
Light packers and mixed, 5.35g5,4O;
heavy. 51O05.25.
gheep-Receipts none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
LOSSES WERE FRACTIONS.
stocks Rally strongly, but Give Way
on Large OHerlugs Live stock
aud Produce steady

New York. April 1i-Wal Street:
Stocks generally reelected continued
pressure to sellat The opening Of the
market. Losses were in almost an cases
limited TO small fractions and there
were some notable exceptions on the
side OF gains, Urgent demand from the
shorts advanced Third avenue 6h TO
l2la The bears made a vicious attack
all around and put the Ist down la2
points Third avenue sasged 10 ilsh,
bat later rose 90 1881 Support deyel-
oped 40 sugar and there was gener-
al rally at n o'clock ON covering by
shorts The recovery in prices brought
out large offerings and prices yielded
rapidly Some stocks touched the low
est OF the morning. the absence Of
support stimulating short selling. Fed.
eral steel rose more than a point above
last nights level. and a number Of
stocks rallied as much as q point The
market became dull at the rally.
Bonds were active and lower.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call easier at per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 4l1Q5 per cent
Sterling exchange drm. with actual
business in bankers bills az Ash for
demand and 4S3huA for 60 days, post
ed rates. AS4gh and ass; commercial
bills, Assay.
Silver certificates. GOhg6lh,
Bar silver, 59iz
Mexican dollars. 4I4.
Government bonds easier; rcfunding
2s when issued 1903, g reg. gslis. IS
reg, l0sis. DO coupon ll0ls new IS
reg. 1888. do. coupon. 1888, old As reg
HIS do coupon, lliA, 5s reg. and
coupon. ia.
SUGAR.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS


Abstract of file, recorders Office, sal
Lake county Utah, April 10, 1900.
i. c. Genisch TO Ezra Thompson,
warranty deed, l0x5 rods south
west nom northeast corner lot
5, block q, plat b O.. o.. D.. ....N4'f5
J. A. l.. Smith TO W. c. Smith,
warranty deed. interest l0x4
rods northeast from southwest
corner Dot 2, block ll5, plat ID =.
Antolnettte u. Kinney TO G 5.
Kinney, deed. 20 acres
northeast quarter section Y,
township south. range 1 east.
]. j. Stayuer et al Go Rosel
Hyde, warranty ded, 5X5 rods
northeast from southwest cor
ner lot 3 block q. plat ID ....., ~
A. s. White 20 Matilda Il. SVEN
son warranty deed. 49, acres
southeast quarter section "a
township 2 south, range l west. ~
Matilda H. Swens0n 10 A. y
White. warranty deed, 2O.f
acres southeast quarter Sec
tlon a. township 2 south, range n,
west 90 ,. OF. 90 ''-.'...'''' ~
Lucina MARCEL 90 a. T. McPher-
son. warranty deed, lots Il 10
"a block Is, plat a, Garden e.,
s. b. Mnner to n. p. Bunnell,
quit-claim doed.iot 81 and south
half of tot %. block !, Blair q
Curtiss subdivision Z b
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
DAILY West. 100 at 1855, % at 1915.
Daisy J00 40 =.
Dexter 400 at 100.
Eagle and Blue Bell. 200 az 90.
Grand Central. 100 az 500, 100 at sos.
Lower Mammoth 100 az 525si 300 at
81, 100 at iii, 900 al sag. 800 at IS.
May Day, 400 at 100. 500 at 9sla 100
al so.
Petro. 800 at 1915.
South Swansea, 100 at l.23; 100 at
1.22A.
Sacramento. 800 az 17ia.
Buckeye. 600 az rs.
Bunker Hill. 900 at b.
Shares sold. 1885.
Selling value. {l0,323.A.
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TO-day'S Metals.
SaYfR, Bss 59L2
ifAD, S4.57L2
CASING COPPER 70 cents sB.
LOCAL BRIEF

Utah artillerymen who served
PHILIPPINES viii give "a grand
Chrlslensen's hall week from
The Salt Lake Social sclen,
viii meet this eyenlng at s cd
the Utah Commercial and
bank.
Professor Marcus Jones win
a lecture on Utah Flora bef
nature study society In the Cd
Institute next Saturday afternDI
The little daughter Of Jesse n
sIfp who accidentally swallowed
carb0llc acid On Saturday, Is
along very nicely now, much
qualification Of parents and ffien
II. b. Maxson Of the United
survey is In the city from Rend
where be has two parties OF
ment engineers surveying tha
lands. Mr.. Maxson Is an old we
ana well known throughout
and Colorado
The Society Of Utah Artists /
sixth annual election IN the q.
Culmer & Brothers Saturday eye
which the following officer
elected: President Edwin Evan
president John Hafen: secretary
ffatt, threasurer and custodiaf
Harwood.
The State Forestry ASSOCIATED
us fourth annual meeting la th,
pieton building Saturday afternI
discussed means FOR the promo.
afboriculture In Utah. The hi
oihcers wero elected. President
W. G. Roylance. vice president /
cannon secretury-treasurer
Christensen.
quite q painful accident ho.
saturday afternoon 70 little To-
Anderson, a three-year old SON
a. Anderson. q News" conn
Inc child was playing On a NJ
when be suddenly lost his bala1
iell 10 The ground. dlslocatlnr (
elbow. Dr. Wilcox was ouickl(
moneu and soon put the injured /
~ place again.
Evanston News-Recister. %
me Breakers was the tile of
cinating ana entertaining draml
ouced in The opera house an \
evening by members OF tba Iaff
saints church About g8 M
yea, which Will go towards def
Ihe expenses Of the ola folks }
evanston ward TO q free eycurs
san Lake during the summer.
u. il Rush found a ls.vear.
on me streets Saturday afternoof
ioil a pititul story OF being
lilfen from home by his fatbsI
Is preparing 20 go 90 Cane N5,ol
10Y gave bis name as TONY Haqi
ttid that his home is I'M 49,
wyoming. Mr Rush told me- h,
he would give him d harne "a M
uon ne hapless y0unrster 8rat,I
once The boys father used N
cook In a restaurant I'M nis r,tl
--s-a--s----.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


,,tt. u 80 -.t r-t4
chicago, April u.-Cat1le-heceipts'
5000 Generally easier Good TO
prime steers, 5.OO056O; poor % medium,
i.l5ais stockers and feeders, $500
$780, COWS, 8UOpA55i heifers' 3.l0g5.t9i
Gamers. zoo ESQ, bulls, z.l50425,
calves, 425Q6.5O. Texas ied steers, 400
q 5Z5 Texas bulls 3.Z5H5l5.
Hogs-ltecelpts today SsOOO' tomor-
row &0OO. left over 1852 Active,
PIC 90 Sc lower. top 505. Mixed and
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For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago, Denver.
hansu city, ST. Louis, Cache Valley
and intermediate points ... coo. .......,. 100 IN.
Tor linlc, hercuF and Intermediate
F'ilt7... ' l.., .t,,..........,a... 1h3 A. m
tior Garfield Beach, Tooele uud rorm.
=, na, ..;;...'. ,,..........-.....,, 7Isa M
Tor Ogden. Butte, Helena, Portland and
intermediates pgIni'.. ..............,.. od5a IN.
Tor Ogden, Omaha Chicago. Denver.
Kansas CITY, 81 louis and San Fnn.
.r ,sI D.. ....~ilisa. No.
medi1ie points ....... ..... Fq0o m
Tor Ogden Denver, Kansas city, Omaha.
~ Louis and Chicigo........ ......... 6,t0p. IA.
iorogden, Butte, Helena. IAN Francisco
and Intermediate points. .............. st5 %. IN.
'Irains south oi Juth do n1 run sundavt
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
CITY IICkkr OFFICE, 40. 2Ol Main street.
s. " ECCLF., DE- HuRLEy
Gen. Trildo Manager. ten n. ana n A.
w. n. BANCROFT
NIee-Pfesident ami General Mtnager
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on hand amounts as stated 90 SlL5lzlL
Abount 10000 shares were rcprcsent-
ed at the meeting and "a vote VI cone
hdence in the management was adopted
before an adjournment was taken.
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|III!d6IIlIIII]|
|IAIEIfli:|
THE MEALS
ARE ALWAYS GOOD.
Il. NJ cLAY. General Agent.

"The train Is crowded with agreeable
surprises. but It Is In the dining car
that one Is most impressed with the
Burllngt0n's superiority Now, with
out being too utterly dainty. ] am ex-
Ccedingly particular about my meals.
and about the way they are served.
For breakfast an / want Is eggs. rolls,
and coffee. In a Burlington dining ear
! am able 20 get just what ] want. Just
what / would have at my own table,
and for the small sum OF fifty cents.
The exquisite neatness OF the napery
makes "a good meal taste an the better"
Interview with a Denver merchant.
Two trains a day from Denver 10 the
East-the Chicago Special al 900 a. m;
the Nesubuled Flyer az 1000 p. M
Omaha. Chicago Kansas City, st.
Louis Through sleepers daily Ogden
90 Chicago via Denver and the Burllng-
tor Route.
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TEMPLE NOTICES


-N'uuIuInnn1nnanunnun
Ihe sam Lake Temple win I'D
the evening Of Thursday Ann X.
reopen on the morning ef mi
Ap,l 10Th, 1900
LORENZO SNOW.
prasl'
ST GEORGE TEMPLE. ,
WIN close on Friday. 2ob or I
is9o and reopen ON Tues1av /
-1a5' DAVID H. CANNON
&C.,. preslC
MANTT TEMPLE.
Ihe Manu Temple wm recon
wednesday April ii. 1900
JOHN d y. MALLIsTE
preslt
LOGAN TEMPLE.
Inc Logan temple win close fo'
ference o. Thursday. the I'm of
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-11
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