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The evening times., 1900-10-19
Dc you intend to build houSes

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Busintss, Shorthand. Typewriting-S25 year.
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Lumber and mil work lowest bids at 9th and
II, Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-10-19
THE PRISONERS AT cEYLoN.

WILLIAM MCKINLEY"
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MOVE ny ROCK ISLAND.
Important Step Toward the Building
OF New Transcontinental Road.

Chicago. Nov. S.-A special 10 the
Chronicle from Austin. Texas. saws.
An important step toward the building
OF new transcontlneHtal railroad line
was taken today In the presentation to
the attorney general Of Texas for ap-
proval OF the charter OF the Chicago.
Rock Island and Mexico Railroad com
pany which road Is 10 be part OF the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sys.
TEN.
The charter provides for the extension
OF the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
railroad from its present southwestern
terminus 40 Liberal. Kas. 10 White
oaks. n. NJ. whore q viii connect with
the El Pas0 and Northeastern Railroad
running from White Oaks TO Fl paso
Texas. a distance Of il4 miles The
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific has
Just purchased the III Paso and North
eastern road and the deal will Doe for-
maily ratified by the board of dirac.
Tors OF the former company at thoir
meeting 20 be held IN New York cItv
December 10
The proposed extension from Liberal
kas., 10 White Oaks. win be- about l0a
miles long, Of which no miles wiu be I'M
Texas "'
The stockholders OF the Chicago Rock
Island and Mexico Railroad company
are the same as those OF the Chicago
ROCK Island q Pacific
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OTHER CHURCHES

Reorganized church OF Latter-day
Saints. No. 22s East Second South
street Preaching Sunday at II a. M
and p. m. Scandinavian services al
p. m. All are Invited.
First Baptist church, corner Second
South and Second West, Rev. II. b.
Steelman pastor Preaching at II a.
m. and 1880 ,, m: Sunday school al
l2:lb; b. Y, i. U. at $3.50 p. m. Rev.
George r. Varney, general missionary
of Oregon, will preach In the morning.
Rev. William r. Randall correspond
ing secretary and general missionary
for Washington will preach In the
evening Wednesday evening service
al 1880. A cordial welcome to ALL
Burlington chapel, corner Indiana
avenue and Navajo street. preaching
at Il a, m and 1880 p, m; Sunday
school at 1915 ?. m. Friday evening
service at 1880.
Rio Grande chapel, Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m,
Ilif NJ i. church corner Ninth East
and First South. Joel A. Smith. pastor.
w NAT is your handP or the power of
the SMALL viii be the pastors subject
at II o'clock tomorrow.
"The size OF your world" the sub
feet for the evening address at 1880 o..
m. You are invited to all OF our SER
vices.
Westminster Presbyterian church.
1870 South Fourth West street. DE.
tween First and Second South. Rev.
George Bailey, LII. b., pastor. Morn
ing service at II a, m. subject OF ser
mon, Looking Backward" evening at
1:S0, subject. rs Life Worth Iiving?'
Sunday school al 1915 noon. North
west Sunday school, $50 West North
Temple street, at 1880 D. m, Junior
C. E., at $3.50; Y. p. S. c. f.. at 6:i5 D.
m; prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880. THE Prophet Like Unto
Moses" Ref. Deut. xviii. 1922. All
are cordially invited TO these services
Ladies' Missionary society will meet on
Thursday next at 1880 p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. Lockington, wellington
court, East Second South street
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Consult County Clerk or the respee,lv.
sgners for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
| Division, In and for Salt Lake
county State OF Utah. In the matter
OF the estate Of John S. Lewis. de.
ceased. Notlce,-The petition OF Emma
a. Lewis, OF the estate OF John S.
Lewis, deceased, for confirmation OF The
sale OF the following described real Isl.
tate OF said decedent wit Northwest
corner OF section four az, township one
W north, range one % west of the
SAT- Lake Base and Meridian and run.
nlns thence south nineteen hundred
and slNty-siX and eight-tenths Qg660
teeti thence east twelve hundred and
seventeen (l2lD feet TO the Jordan
river; thence north 2l' o. west one hun
dred and ten and eight-tenths uW9
feet; thence north S9' ~ west six
hundred and nineteen and seyen-tenths
(bls.D Feet thence north IS 49, west
two hundred and seventy-fiVe and nine.
tenths (275O feet: thence north ID. ig'
east i've hundred and seyenty-eight
and eigh-tenths (57S.S) feet: thence
north AZ 80 west six hundred and
twenty and hye-tenths (6g06 feet.
thence north lO' so east seven hundred
and slxty-three and fiye-tenths (763.5)
feet; thence west four hum
dred and twenty-six 426 to
the place OF beginning, con-
tanning twenty-five and thirty-hye-
hundredths (2235) acres.
Also the following described property
in Davis county. Utah: Beginning at
point two thousand six hundred and
eighty-eight and tWo-tenths (2CSs2)
feet east from the west quarter section
corner OF section four %, township one
north range one N west OF the Salt
Lake Base Meridian. and running
thence north one hundred aud eighty
eight and elght-tenths QsS0 feet.
thence east twelve hundred and seven
ty-One and eight-tenths 02ll9 feet
thence south four hundred and forty
six Ci46) feet 10 the bank OF the Jordan
river; tnence down said bank north
49, 81 west five hundred and siXty-four
and flve-tenths (5645) feet, thence
south go AZ west nine hundred 600
feet, thence south So 29' west one hum
dred and ninety-nine and one-tenth
O99D feet; thence south AZ or west
five hundred and twenty-siX (526) feet;
thence north 16' west six hundred and
seyenty-two and five-tenths (612G feet;
thence north 65' ~ east seven hundred
and nlnety-three C7s3) feet, thence
north $50 63' east four hundred and
four and oue-tenth (l0iD feet; thence
north go 40 east one hundred and ffty'
five and one-tenth 055.D feet TO the
place Of beginning containing fifteen
05) acres. And upon the following
terms, to.wlt: Cash on confirmation as
appears from the return Of sale fled IN
this court, has been set for hearing on
Saturday the Pend day Of December, A,
D. 1900, at 1880 o'clock a. M, at the
County Court House, IN the Court
Room OF said Court. In Salt Lake CITY
Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said
Court with the seal thereof
(SeaD affixed this It'll day o.
December, A. ID. 1900.
DAVID G, DUNBAR, Clerk.
By ALBERT ]. Scare,
Deputy Clerk.
Richards g. Varlan, Attorneys.
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Ingot-l,ooo at "a
MINING NOTES.

A strike has been made on the Wilson
claim OF the Mammoth property. Ore
was encountered while doing assess
ment work upon the claim.
Everything continuing favorable. the
Utah mine will close the year with a
dividend
The management OF the Ophir az
statellne are contemplating the build
ing OF a new cyanide plant.
Work VIII be started on the Iron
Cap group Of claims in West Tintic.
P. T. Farnsworth has gone to the
Horn Silver.
J. A. Jacobson Is at the Ben Butler at
Bingham,
w. I. Snyder OF the California mine,
who has been spending some days In
salt Lake. has returned TO the Park.
President ], L. Hamburger Of the
Daly-Wcst mine, has returned from
Park city,
Otto Hudson, a well known prospect
or. has returned from q seasons COM
paigning in the mountains OF the
south
South Swansea has a FIVE car ship
ment Of ore at the sampler today, and
a three car shipment In transit.
The Bingham Gold and Copper com
pany has a car OF ore at the sampler.
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srtNE AND Rhifn

s. W. Ecclos went up North this
morning.
The brcaiguaglng Of the Toeele
branch track was commenced this
morning
Surveys are now completed on the
proposed road from Laramie 10 Gold
Hill Wyou IS miles.
Il Is said that the telegraph operators
employed Boy the Santa Fc on It's lines
west of Albuquerque are preparing "a
strike
The Oregon short Line Is installing
a quadrUplev here FOR service between
Salt Lake and Pocatello, This triumph
" the electric engineers skill enables
one wire 10 do the work Of four at
The same time,
There Is trouble In the air for the en-
ergetIc ticket scalper. Judging from
the fashion I'm which they are at the
present time being prosecuted there
must be a league against them and
their determination is evidently deter
mined upon hy railroad companies
The advancement Of H. IT. Shepard "a
the position OF general western freight
and passenger agent Of the Chicago &
Alton with headquarters IN Denver Is
received with general satisfaction on
the part OF his numerous friends In this
city.
The Denver & Rio Grande ling the
past week has secured the following
shipments of live stock for the Eastern
market. Seven four and three car
loads OF cattle out of Helton Montpelier
and Ephraim respectively, and two car
loads Of horses out Of Payette.
The supreme court OF Idaho IN rem
derng q decision IN the case OF Enoch
Johnson 90 AL ys Oregon Short Line
amrms the judgment OF the district
court " BamOCk county Of $40 for the
killing OF seven head.of horses on the
railway The court holds that a rail-
road corporation Is obligated 20 fence
Its rs right OF way whore II passes
through or contiguous TO private lands.
The decision is one Of importance to
railroad corporations and the public
alike.
Some ten days ago the Union Pacific
ran a special train OF bananas through
from ogden East The shipment was
consigned from San Francisco 20 the
Atlantic seaboard and arrived az ita
destination IN splendid condition. Since
that consignment others have followed
with the result that the experiment has
been pronounced a success Heretofore
the Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe
have enjoyed a monopoly in this direc-
ton il Is now asserted that the Union
Pacific VIII have It's share Of this profit
able business
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improvements for the General
Agency on East Temple Street
PLATE GLASS A FEATURE
North wall 60 he Torn out frelgh'
and Passenger Departments
VIII be separate.

Just as soon as things get somewhat
strairhtened out over ON the corner
the oregon short Line proposes TO have
The handsomest ticket Office in this in-
ter-mountain region. II Is well known
that when the Union Pacific operated
the ticket Office at 21l South East Tenn
ple street. that there was a proposition
on foot TO put in q number OF inn
movements 40 the office. In fact Mr.
Choate at the present time has the
blue prints of the proposed changes in
his desk. The Short Line, however
proposes TO go one better and viii
practically remodel the premises in ad-
dltlon to putting In some handsome
furniture. II IS expected that work
VIII be commenced on the alterations
early IN the spring II not before.
The changes and Improvements now
under consideration are Of a radical
order II is proposed TO transform the
present dingy premises into place
OF beauty. IN order 10 accomplish this,
the freight departments ana the pOr-
tion of the office devoted 20 the sale Of
tickets and the general transaction Of
passenger business viii be entirely
separate. The walls dividing the two
private offices 40 the back VIII be torn
out and a new partition put IN which
viii have the effect OF furnishing a
most commodious ticket Office The
north wall Is 10 be torn out. steel pill
lars and a handsome fun length plate
glass front inserted The entrance 10
the freight department viii be from
Second South al the northeast end Of
the offices The front OF the Office fac
ing on East Temple street win also be
rGmodeled "a correspond with the north
SIDE Inside the Office viii be furnished
with quarter sawed oak, a handsome
tiled floor. with seats 20 accommodate
those who may have occasion 20 walt
and all the appurtenances Of an up-to.
date ticket Office that VIII put the
famous office OF the Union Pacific IN
Denver In the shade With these I'M
proyemeuts the Short Line win occupy
the handsomest and most accessible
corner In the city
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KERENs Is INTERESTED.
Santa Fe officials Also incorpora tors
in a New Development Company.

The Mexican Development company
which controls over 100000 acres OF
what the leading experts in the State
insist are proven oh lands, has organ
ICED In this city and has elected as a.
rectors c. ACar0eld, Ia DohenY W.
G Nevin, manager OF the Santa Fe
Western lines; p. y. Herman OF Chica-
60. FIRST vice president OF the Santa Fe.
II ". Mcintosh OF Chicago Congress
man r. ] Waters, =. r. sumson. r.. c.
Kerens OF st. Louis and A. =. MagInnis
Officers OF the corporation viii bC
chosen In a few days. and C. A. Can.
field win probably be the president and
Ed. Doheny manager OF the company
whose active headquarters win be In
Los Angeles.
Development on the company's prop
erty Is TO begin at once, The capital
stock Is Sl0O000Oo, fully raid up. The
Mexican government admitting free OF
duty into that country an OF the cor
poration's supplies
Among the leading spirits IN the cor
poration besides those mentioned are
United States Senator George q. Per.
kns and President Il. T. Ripley OF the
Santa Fe.--Los Angeles Express.
AS r. @, Kerens Is FIRST Vice president
OF the san Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake railroad the fact that he is an In
corporator In the above company IN
which the Santa Fe Is interested. may.
or may rnt. be the forerunner OF inter-
estlng developments.
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LOWER MAMMOTH STILL UP
A Good Volume Of Business Done on the
Exchange Today
The Market IL a Little softer with
Exception Of the Favorltes-
The Week,

Lower Mammoth was the feature on
the exchange again today The
business OF the exchange was mostly
confined to the trading In this stock
IL opened az the figures It was quoted
at yesterday and before the trading
was done had Jumped TO sti5 per
share, sale being effected at those
figures. Star Consolidated. which was
dealt In TO the amount OF 800 shares,
is still gowlng down and closed at 79ia
cents per share the last sale being eff
fected however AT half cent above
this figures Mammoth was little
stronger, and sold at 800 straight
Dexter was again a trader at Sl.3l. but
dropped before the close Of the call,
and was offered at N.29, without
bringing out a bid above one dollar.
This stock, together with Tosora,
which effected a sale az 24is, ended the
list OF the shippers. The general ten
dency OF the nOn-traders was weaker.
Ajax fell OF a cent, Grand Central was
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CLOSING sTnCKs

New York. Dec. s-Closlng stocks:
Atohison SSA do preferred Sc: A. S. &
W. 42s; do. preferred So. American
Tobacco 1855 American Tin Plate As:
Is. b. 4. 7Ob; h. & o. ISL; do. pre-
teTed SEA; G. b. & O. l343s; c. c. c. q
y Louis e6i9; C.. +, 4 l. l17s; C. G..
q w. l4?s; G. & o. 81; c. & A. IS; do.
preferred 1855. Con lob. spa; d. a.
Z, O.. 1885; Federal Steel 5lik: do. pre-.
ierred I5ia; H. a n. 50; Leather lea.
do. preferred 7l%; NJ. X. & r. pre-
tsrred 31% Manhattan los. Met. 81.
Ky, l65, Missouri Pacific 5gH: n. p.
6gh do, preferred IAi n. Y. G. 1H&:
Peoples Gas IS; Penna 1Hla: Pullman
20Oi Pacific Mail 43h; Reading first
preferred 63ia; Rock Island il3A; Rub.
her 2jA; Southern Pacific 409s: Sugar
lSoA 81. PAU 1854; T. G. & J. IS; Union
racine Il; do preferred S01a; W. L.
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CnICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec. S.-January wheat
opened at as to II, and declined to
Close: Wheat-December 7OiL: jan
uary 'O@; February IA; May 7Sh&H.
Corn-December 36A January $50.
May 36h
Oats-December 1N; January 2l&,
May 23A.
Pork-December II, %; Janury 12.15.
SSH.
Ribs-December $50 January 6.32ib.
Cash: Wheat-No. 2 red 73s, G7ts
No. 8 red 1OAa72%; No. 2 hard winter
6sAQI; No. hard winter 67A q7O; No.
! northern spring 7O&GUA; No. 2 do.
'2A qI6@ No, 3 spring 65&Q7l&.
Corn-No. 2, 26AG37; No. 3, 85&d36.
No, ?, 22isQ23; No. 3, 22Q22h.
FlaX-Northwest, l65.
Rye-46A
Barley-37G60.
Timothy--450.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division, in and for Salt Lake
County State Of Utah in the matter
OF the estate Of Morten Matthew Han
sen. Deceased, Notice, The petition OF
John Spencer and William Soelherg ex-
ecutors Of the last win and testament
Of Morten Matthew Hansen, Deceased,
praying for the settlement OF final ac-
count OF said executors. and for the dis
tributlon OF the residue Of said estate
TO the persons entitled. has been set for
hearing on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
December a. D. 1900. at $50 o'clock a.
mr at the County Court House, In the
Court Room Of said Court, in Salt Lake
City Salt Lake County, Utah.
WITNESS the Clerk Of said
(seaL) Court with the seal thereof
affixed this 7th day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1900,
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk,
By GEO. e. BLAIR,
Deputy Clerk.
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Heavy Tourist Travel.

Chicago. Dec. According 10 West
orn railway officials. the flow OF travel
from Chicago and the East toward the
California winter resorts Is now break
ing an records So heavy has the traf-
dc become that nearly all the roads,
tr8uecontIne1t1l as well as those with
terminals az Missouri river points. have
been compelled not only 10 put on ex-
ira coaches % their regular westbouud
trains, but In some Instances 20 run
additional trains 20 accommodate the
ha.NN Irlnlu
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake
County, State OF Utah In the matter
OF the estate OF Joseph Branborg, De-
ceased. Notice, The petition OF Anna
G. Clark and Christina Moran praying
for the Issuance to George A. Whitaker,
OF Letters OF Administration In the es-
tate Of Joseph Branborg, deceased, has
been set for hearing on Saturday the
22nd day OF December, A. d. 1900, at g. 30
o'clock a. m. at the County Court
House, in the Court Room Of said Court,
In Salt Lake City. Salt Lake County
Utah.
WITNESS the Clerk Of said
(Seal) Court with the seal thereof
affixed this Eth day Of De-
oember, A. ID. 1900.
DAVID G. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY ALBERT J. Scare.
Deputy Clerk,
Boothe, Lee a Richie. Attorneys
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vice prcsIdent's Natal Lean.

New York nee Henry j. Hay.
Ian vice president Of the New York
Central d Hudson River railroad,
mmued or faIl from the fourth-story
window of his residence tonight and
was killed A window IN the fourth
story waa open. and 10 Is not known
whether STR Hayden Jumped or fell out
of the window 10 is learned that the
deceased was % sufferer from nervous
ness and heart trouble. Mr. Hayden
Was q director In many railroad COM
.r.rH.e
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Receipts, 1000: nomlnallv
steady; good to prime steers, L. 4OGG 10.
poor to medium, 4OOQ 8. 80: stockers
and feeders, 2.2jd4. 20; cows, 2 coal rs:
heifers, 2.65d4.5O; Gamers. 2 .OOQ2 go.
bulls, 2.5Ogi 20; calves, S.5OT5. Is; Tex
as fed steers, 4OQG4 So; grassers. 3. 20
q4l0; bulls, 2.50a3.25.
Hogs-Receipts today. $4,000: Mon
day, 1000. left over, 1874. Market, 2is
to cents lower; top, 4.S2h. Mixed
and butchers, 4.6OG4,92k good 10
choice heavy, i.65Q4, 1914; rough heavy
sales, 475diS7is.
Sheep-Receipts, 500. Steady. good
TO choice wethers, 4.0OQl.4O. fair 10
choice mixed, 3.75d4.O5; western sheen
i0OqiiO; Texas sheep. 2.5Od3 .e5: ma.
tive lambs, 4.0OG5. 60; western lambs
i.15G5 So
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RITTER AMI EGcs

Chicago, Dec. lon the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
dull; creamery l5d2ic; dairy. 10000.
cheese, active l0Aqllc; eggs. quiet:
fresh, 25c.
New York Dec. -Butter-Recelpts
553l packages; market firm. Creamely,
1890; June creamery, lsd23h; fac
tory. l2lAl5isc.
Eggs-Recelpts, 7723 packages; mar
ket strong. Western regular az pack
ing at mark, 22q2Sc' Western, loss OF.
2Qc,
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so PER CENT OFF.

Until Christmas we viii give ffty
per cent OF the price on our entire
stock Of Ladies Misses and Childrens'
Jackets, all new. choice goods This is
the greatest bargain offer ever made
In any market, as 20 per cent of our
already low prices brings the article
80 low, that any one can, and should
afford 20 avail themselves OF this ex.
traordlnary opportunity.
r, X. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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Santa Fe. Dec. THE Santa Fe Al
buweraue d Pacific Railroad company
this afternoon 0led incorporation pa
pers al the Office of the territorial Sec
rotary The capital stock Is 2,250 COO.
Altogether $50 miles OF road Us 90 be
constructed 10 Is 10 run from Santa
Fa t1 Albuquerque. connecting with the
Denver g. Nin Grande at San Pedro. A
branch line is to Doe constructed COM.
mancnr ten miles south Of San Pedro
90 connect with the proposed extension
off Tine Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
railroad and ,ho El Paso & Northeast
erin railroad
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day says 900 ''''. '' ''
IL Is understood that the conference
OF executive officers of western north
western and southwestern RAILWAYS
which has been In session mia ~.
sooh an important step YESTERDAY b..
appointing an advisory committee No
.sao!hg financial interests On aU ree
tlyul proper ties Of the companies r.a-
Iesent resented The gentlemen who form tbe
commlllee VIII not be- only those VIA
anord financial support. but also those
. mu9 re present in a large way the sa-
'u'''! holders whose interests are az
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FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Dressing sacques.
Choice Wrappers.
Bath Robes,
Chlldren's Coats.
Infants Cloaks.
Infants Bonnets,
SILK Waists,
Cashmere Waists,
Flannel Waists,
Fur Collarettes.
Ladies' Petticoats.
or which We have very large asso-,.
ments, OF the best and newest sty So
To make things interesting 10 I"-
chasers until Christmas. we wUl allan,
an additional twenty per cent djsCo,n,
from our already marked down rric's'
X, h. THOMAS DRY GOODS "a
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

down cents and was offered at what
was bid for the security yesterday.
Chloride Point had dropped to y cent
per share during the night South
Swansea had fallen of 20 cents and a
general falling of was noticeable all
along the line with the exception Of
Daly-West and Silver King which
showed substantial gains. At the
close the market ruled about as fol-
lows
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CHURCH NOTICES.


Salt Lake Stake Conference will be
held tomorrow. at 10 ain. and pm,
Sunday schools In the various wards at
10 a. m, and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
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san FRANCISCO wool MARKET.

San Francisco, Dec. These quota.
lions are made here In the wool mar.
ket' Spring, Nevada. liQlsc; eastern
oregon, l04l4e; valley Oregon, l5Gi7c.
Fan mountain lambs, sd10c: San
Joaquin plains egse Humboldt and
Mendocino. i09i3c.
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fected By rate wars growing out Of
rebates. private concessions. secret con.
tracts and other similar methods for
securing traffic which Is prohibited by
the Interstate commerce law.
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Nitioe to IIo d - % salt Lake County
Warrants,

AN county warrants registered after
March LIST, 1895 under register No
H7l5 are now payable.
S. H. LYNCH,
County Treasurer.
Dated Dec. 9Th 1900.