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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

1t is practically assured that by the
time spring sets in there viii be a party
of several hundred c0lonists from Utah
to the Big Horn basin in Wyoming. The
exact number that win go depends on
the report Of Apostle Woodruff, who
was sent upon a tour Of inspection the
early part Of this week, and is expected
home within the next fortnight
Since the visit of Governor Richards
Of Wyoming. when ne conferred with
the first presidency on the colonization
of the Big Horn, the church office has
been thronged with applicants for
places in the party that will go to take
UP land in the fertile basin 1t has
been necessary in rare instances to call
upon families to pack UP and seek new
homes, but the people seem to believe
the Big Horn country is a very desir~
able place of habitatiOn, and are anx-
iOus for places.
Land on Easy Terms.
The coIonists are to have the same op-
portunitieS as were presented last year.
when so many emigrants went to Al
berta, Canada. They may take UP land
on nominal terms. and an advantage
is to be found in the fact that a nam
moth iITig8ting ditch, to cover q vast
area Of good country, has already been
surveyed, and viii be left TO their COM
pletion. It was started by a company.
il is said, that became involved so that
to complete it was impossible.
1t ia understood that this condition
Of affairs. with the right to go ahead
where the defunct company left off,
is the chief inducement held out by
Governor Richards at his meeting with
the first presidency the other day. There
is no doubt that the colonis5s can fin
ish the work. They did practically the
same thing in Canada, the laborers
taking their pay in land.
Apostle Woodruff was dispatched to
the scene the day following the visit Of
Governor Richards and party, with in
structions to make a full report on con-
ditions as he found them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
southern Pacific Earnings.

San Francisco. Feb. S.-The largest
half year in respect to gross earnings
in the history of the Southern Pacific
company ended on Dec. 81. 1899. ~
statement just issued shows the gross
earnings were S33. 237. $50. Earnings in
excess of operating expenses were $12,-
244 SOC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
Baseball
FLIES AND eRoUNDERs
zeal Fans Are Interested In the
Proposed New League.

Proposed New League.
THE talk of an intermountain base
al league. in which Denver and salt
1.Fea are 90 figure prominently has Gre
80 ..usiIa-able enthusiasm among
-rs local crauks, and they declare that
~ are going to do everything posi-
i. 81. help the pTOject along. Wher-
sr.- there was q bunch of fans a-fan-
T.-r Yesterday The uppermost topic Of
discussion was the proposed league. The
.--ar..aus opinion among all Of the
r.g-.H.. ISIS is that il would be the best
rrm- that ever happened for the na-
-+.rrl same ia this neck of the woods
rfsr viii await with expectation the
Tr-r.riras' decision as to whether the
project viii Dee pushed.
p -
Bert Margttts yesterday received a
letter r-m his old baseball friend and
-......r.. b. j.. Plakc, who is now cap
rain .. the Los Angeles nine. Piakc.
fH.. many others of the bascbaIHsts
win. have once been here, is now cast
inc his .val salt LakeWards and ex-
r.r--ss o. strong desire to come here
and -.s ODD one of the mines. He played
-.rr Oh. California league last 20
and WAS noted as one of the best men.
9Th. E.H C.aude are to open cOmmuni-
cation With him TO see if he cannot be
scanned for The coming summer. He
would certainly be a valuable acquisi-
U.l.
g o d.
Both Fred and VIII Smith will be
with the High school nine the coming
season. Fred viii probably play sec
and base. and VIII is scheduled TO hold
down The box alternately with Alb How
ell 70. pitched for the we3rers Of the
red and black two years ago and threw
some curves that were not very easily
negotiated
o &. q.
The meeting of the managing board
of tra Rio Graude nine. which was
scheduled 20 take place last evening.
was postponed until a later date, as
several Of the members were unable TO
Dr. present
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
Default Entered

Default Of defendants was yesterday
entered in the Third district court in
the case OF Isaac !. Merrill VS.. Frank
A Grant ct al, also in, the case of
Catherine Wilcken vs.. Agnes Brown ct
al, as regards the defendants agnes
Brown, John n. Letter and Jennie c.
an7ar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
Title Quieted.

Judge Hiles yesterday entered a de-
cree in the case of the Warder, Bush
nell & Glessner company VS.. Wilhel-
nina Handley, queting title to a GER
tain parcel of real estate situated in
lot II. block IS A. in the five-acre plat
A of the big field survey. and award
ing $40 costs to plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
Sunday RoarF.

General delivery and stamp
window open IL a. m. to-. 100 p. m,
Carriers window, u N. to..,t.-: l;Ve y. IA.
Hours of collection Of mail rom letter
boxes in the business districts; a m, 10
a. m ? p. m, 4:50 p. m, 6 p m, p. m
Sundays, 10 a. m. and 4:30 2. m
ARTHUR /. THOMAS, Postmaster.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
miscellaneous.
GOOD HANDBALL MATCH.
Wilson and Rasmussen Are Still
CHAMPIONS.

wilson and Rasmussen Are Still
Champions
Wilson and Rasmussen, the winners
Of the recent handbali tournament at
the Y. NJ. c. A, again demonstrated
their claim to the title OF champions
yesterday by defeating Augustus and
MarSetts in two sets out Of three. The
match was about as pretty as has ever
been seen in the gym" The first set
was wen by Wilson and Rasmussen
with a score Of 21-17. Augustus and
MaTSett5 won the second set by a score
OF 2l-lg. Then Wilson and Rasmussen
look another hand and Won out to the
tune OF 2l-l6. Both CT the losing men
are excellent players. but yesterdays
was their first game together. Moore
was to have played with Augustus. but
was unable TO set around, and MargettS
accordingly took his place
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
STILL NO NEWS.
Railroad Officials Enter Their Dis
o1o fr7aere

Ise114LOdu OA1CAd4S LnISI AASAA LIS
Chalmers.
Freight Traffic Manager Munroe and
General Passenger Agent Lomax of the
Union Pacific road remained in town
yesterday and spent most of the day
visiting and comforting with officials Of
the Oregon Short Line and Rio Grande
Western roads. Mr.. MUnrOe reiterated
his assertion Of the day previous and
said that there was no railroad news
that would be Of the slightest interest
to the public. Mr.. Munroe left for the
east last evening. Mr.. Lomax is still
at the KnutsfOrd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
Basketball Tonight.

What promises to be a good game of
gaskctbau viii take place tonight in the
Y NJ. c. \. gymnasium. The association
team is 70 play the Latter-day Saints
college and the contest viii doubtless
be spirited and interesting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
Office Hours.

Money order office opens at 4.
m. and closes at................. 500 p. N.
Opening register window. 800 a. m.
Closing register Window. 500 p m.
General delivery window open
a. m. tO........................ 500 p. m.
Stamp window open g. m. to-. 500 p. m.
Carriers window, except Sun
dav. 500 tO.....,......-........,7 700 D. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
How Is Your WifeP

Has she lost her beauty? If so, con-
stipati6n, Indigestion, sick headache
are the principal causes. Karl's Glover
Root Tea has cured these ills for half
a century. Prize 25 cents and so cents.
Money refunded if results are not sat
IsfaCt tory. 4. c. N. I drug department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

TO stop a Cold.

After exposure. or when you feel
cold coming on, take a dose Of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t never fails to stop
a cold if taken in time. Take nothing
else.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
GOING TO WYOMING
Big Party of Mormon COlOnists
Is Assured.
MANY APPLICATIONS IN
STRONG INDUCEMENTS 10 BE
OFFERED.

Land Can Be Taken Up by the Emil
grants On Very Favorable Terms
Big Horn Basin Proposition Be
heved to Be Sure Go-Canal On
the Land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
HOTEL GOSSIP.

81 am an Englishman. and have been
travelling IN the eastern. southern and
western states for some four months past,
and m that time nave visited many cities
and commercial centeTs, where have
naturally met numbers Of representative
American citizens" said W. WarGe-Ab-
Hltt of Maidstone. Kent, England. at tle
Kenyon I.sr night Il am bound TO af-
firm that D have heard numerous eEDTez-
s.ouz OF sympathy and desire for speedy
and ultimate victory to British. arms
What i- far more potent than mere CX-
press uu b. On. very apparent anxiety to
acquire the latest news from the front
arl l1a evident satisfaction expressed,
HU.- British victory is recorded. Tt is
t... that here and there one sometimes
reads 3D. humorous criticism of this or
f..f British Is. neral or statesman but
from what / can gather, the feeling per-
1a.l- the hearts of Americas people is
v-. u rrur and honest friendship toward
Great Britain at the present time. This
-tU.Ir can Only be compared with
what existed iu England 1T the outbreak
UL r1. Tale SpaUish-AmeIicau war. /
mas. -'E ..ir rom ~ lal mad gone be-
fore 3D. lew years ago. / was not pI pared
iaI SD kEHE spirit toward us In our
time ui trouble. and the surprise exCiles
Cd double welcome.
a.. a.. Nglu.us representing The firm Of
Ss-i.r N White paper manufacturers of
-".lHa. Aa-~-- IS among the guests reg
I-r.Ht no Oh. EUutSlCrd MCCTILUS is ont
N.e. king new words to conquer. UNI
g.. .. 'N.-..-- state or ta- Iap-t h.ai a-I
Ut. i.I r' man says JE1t every one Is UNI
u. '- -...- ..-a minis noe 20 DOES any
--. ...- '..l7, tS at present tHt w.
..'.t B.. .N..H.-.- i1H supply IN most of
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... has N"al'A eali@Slne~S biJ
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- ..r sA"5-~ on -go's
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u.~. Statesman payroll. lalrie1 in
-.. -.- '.-E li-lJ az me NHltSLoTd
r ..@. i.t .i4 "t-u closely IoLpW-
PIE . ..-. u. az me ltela-l ana lt-t 20
- I.r paper upon It's move INTO
p. '.l -.aa-ouE quarters on Main
-.t.- ME ineIe is. OF
Ills I'D ..'u log 'Mpl"N elhei-L IN
-.Hr.-I-- oIHces gg2etaily as
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

chinerv and pumDs with f1,a ort1ool, g.
fbe fnSuin seSo1 - III - Se outlook Tor
''i1 CHS uiiis season 20 De Oh a roseate hue.
..8o,-o,,,11,. 17---.--7,
emf sdv-g-[ll' IN - - CiIIlih SAdt Jhe pres
m ~ trI}.t ~ ~ pllSe OF steer Is due
JSnuISforf i9s+ Sie.,+ I'd b y, Ross al the
6 Dan 5Id l H a. ih4 5 q Illngswort9 COM
ark y + 5,or1+1-i ~ IN 5.iE III, ~ y eve
business nj rreea3+ ne S'iu, ne steer
7rpWfnI oTI IL -,--tlLCl-I9 Simply over
in 1f III, ~ She WORKS at least in our
time 1rT -, UIs'-i-S, a. running Iull
d-Ts w. - - - ,iil7 - SH5 stuck OF or
advanced sIi sIc-,o- ~, 49, LIS I4N :
r-.,l1r-s ~ -,,1-i5 ''lI my eie men, or
fbS,- r5oIoc-, v ~, ~ A As, on piece work, but
fuU yyee[ 7,7er-, ~ q 1liNe low on
ysara o,5it, ,,,tt+i- - 81 y 81 Or 50 ago Jhey
DAYS week '''' 0'i al average Iour
T--,,-o- r go
Ky-,Is Bi---i,--- ~ az oL-S"62i Z. =.
fnSrSr. r - u b- W llson Wash
J-ssLirs.t,- II =; =, FelIeT and wife,
SeT N -. n ,,- loCine :, D.etelrlodge
New vi ~ -, r =; Nlcn0is,
F w Moore Iilrr,o,,1-. -'''I1 a. roueud'
Texas q K S011+bu6rfI ~ ~. LIdtLOLi'
[Inrsbnrz- 0Tn'be a. a. Isl GtcIse
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q M ST3D7ero,, t5I1-t. - Us, S9Pokahs5
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vie 1V6s7fn,T-Sy' n = ~, T. 4 uIieF and
X Ir.sa- f,irI-- : ii,r,,St.' ~ +; has-elt,
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1'iI "a 800 W imam Elliott
kO6arf Ni1rsi-y,r ,i,.,1-77 % LOUIS
Greer. W II yvl+tis Sr-,io,, oo-o'' T. H.
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i5,ii1 tloN .lIl l.on6ie GLOW, Saginaw;
mr. 49, 7l'ili's5,leid' . w 6 Rath-
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e., L,.-,-.i5 y MSS ila SomeTs,
and lIrs : ID l5 in IN, mira ~ l.; Mr.
ScnIinauaD Sa f'1I,--is 81 q > r iSI
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s. PAM n v .lls' , -ancl2 J. I9wie,
verse So, f, n, -, ~ ~ OH. l. >
OmsI p s'-7 WI ri'HT J7 w; u. Burgess,
I,-sr-i., n W w ~ w. -, 9ldnley, san
case Csic % y; I5Lulleon, Dea.er; J. T.
T W BIs77' u n lyIliSg, Ne" YORK
SaarSs TO- --['t' -''0Iil-oli' nan A A.
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7, ne ,--.t'i'-l-. T. Iults, spokane; p. +.
r5595Wgit, Mi2n. William Roman,
~ ~ ~ "a No ID tluS' l. w Chatheld, Denver;
N, " i15Jil' Jr;. Nashlngton, D; c; r.
ma al t,,,f 800, an, y. ); randall
- "a Sl-.e1s5' J. ans " QIta Lyons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
IN THE COURTS.
DIVORCE MILL TODAY.

Thirty-four Misfts to Be Passed
On.
The divorce mill in Judge Hiles' court
viii commence grinding at 10 o'clock
this morning and ere the shades of
evening fall thirty-fOur connubial mis-
fits are scheduled to be passed upon.
Five-sevenths Of the plaintiffs seeking
DEGREES of divorce are Of the gentler
sex, the majority of whom have already
testified before Referees Dunbar and
Little, who will report their findings
to the court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

Chocolates. 25c pound, and butter
scotch wafeT5 15c ID. Sat, 2 to g. Kolitz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
POLICE PICKUPS.

For the space Of three minutes early
last evening, there vas e whole season
fun of excitement OF East First South
street, caused by policeman's wild
chase after a fleeing hobo. TIE COP
Was victorious. officer Lincoln IS the
hero of the chase. de who fell was
Clarence Winston, a transient VINO got
mixed Up In the burglary Of Blood
house 81 Kaysviile a couple of months
ago, by having come CT the stolen Jew
elry in his possession.
He rendered vaIua bic service to the
police IL running down the real bur
glars. but Genre back to town an1 was
discovered begging On West Second
South by the arm CT the law last even
ms. Now, the jss box might have been
ca led, but Lincoln wanted exercise, 50
he started 10 walk In with Clarence.
Just ga they turned to 90 into the nolic,.
sta tor, the Eo50 sPid Good n ight and
6clttd. Lincoln b Il d I o. Away I ley
went On the hottest ca2se ever INDUCED
in, Clarence setting pace around Wag-
CrB and s.grs, dGaglnE street cars ard
SoinS zigzag al the way ai0ag the
street, TO escape bullets in caee any
should Co--e his way.
Lincoln didn't think the latter course
necessary TO adept, hut kept faithfully
at t5e fleeing mans heels until Gem
mCrc!al street wee reached. Then. with
g mighty sprint. he came down on his
captive, both men rolling around on tie
sidewalk in the midst of a thrcng sew
eTal rods dec1. Then officer and hobo
went back 90 mead quarters the latter
to jail. ana vaggcd.
Colonel EPa Kelly was arrested last
risht for drinking a glass OF beer His
attorneys inaist there aas been a ter
rioie mistake made. and none of the
details are at hand
Did outrage" says the colonel.
''Swearin' mans life away. HeIluva-
fine record yet maxim Tom ID
OUTRAGE"
Officer Lincoln discovered Chris. Gan
non sleeping on the outside of quart
Of whisky and the salt Lake Hardware
company last evening. He had a peck
etful Of money, and wiz thank the po-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
CLOSING MAILS.

o. S. L.-Fast mai east, 6 q. m.
ana 49, 1900 Luz a
o s davis, Box Elder and
Cache counties and Oepen.
a m ana -...... .-.-.------e-.- 80 y
r. G. W.-Atlantie mali caste 1:V5 a I
X. q. W.-SaH1ete and Sewer
counties ---------.-- -------------- 90 a. /
ana ogden. iI:s5 a i.'' m. and. 500 p.
O. ;. L.-Idaho, Montana. Ore
5gdea, $50 a. m and .-' $50 P.
r q. W.-Grand Junction, Kan
sas, Texas. New Mexico. Colo
and -- - .'s' man. - 7:O5 p
0. 5. stockton and interme-
date points, daily except sun
DAY -------------------..---- o-49 a. 7
L. C.-Park City.......-...-....... $50 a. I
r.. G. W--Bingham canyon 1:59 a. 4
West Jordan, i;55 a. m. and. 400 p. I
.. ). L.-Nepht and intermedi-
ate points ........................ 500 a. n
0. 5. L.-Au mails east Of Echo 5.40 p. 4
Big Cottonwood ana Miller. 700 a. 4
Q. 5. L-Au points south of
Nephi, daily except Sunday. 300 P q
den '..........,.., - $40 p
m ana ....... ,.''- 400 p.
Mammoth and intermediate
points ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4'vV p y
.. :. I.-MeTCur. Cedar Valley.
Eureka, Silver City and all
intermediate points .........,.. 600 a.
Hours For Arrivals of Mails
O. S. L.-Eastern fast nall. $3.50 D. n
o. ;. Cache valley -..--..----- 200 p. n
o. S. Idaho, Montana and
oregon .....-.....--.--..-.-.... S:50 a.
o. 5. L.-Stocktou and interme-
date points. daily except Sun
day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4:20 p. 4
R. O. W.-CalifOrnia and west. goo a. n
+, G. W.-E6stern mail.......... $3.50 a. n
r. g. W.-EaSteTn mail.......... 500 p. n
r. G. W.-Bingham canyon and
West Jordan and Wasatch-... $50 p. n
u. Ozark City................... 300 p. n
r. G. W.-Sanpete and Sewer
counties .......................... $50 p. n
0. 5. L.-F'ast mail.........-..,... 400 a. n
Ogden mails, 4;00 a. m. and 800
q. m, 800 p. m. and. 500 p. n
Big Cottonwood and Miller. 4:07 p. n
Murray and Sugar. 1907 a. m.
and Observation-Disclosures. 400 p. n
O. ). From Milford and in
termediate points ......-.-...... 9:45 a. n
Eureka, Silver City, Mammoth
and intermediate points. .10:i5 a. n
o. 5. L.-MercUr, Cedar Valley,
Eureka. Silver City and all
intermediate points ........... 6:45 D. n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

pip Soils, a well known hack
driver, got over the dead line" at the
Short Line depot last night, and was
promptly arrested by Officer Gillespie.
The hackmen are allowed to go only
six feet from their conveyances to
rustic trade, but the officer says Bill"
went everywhere. He was released on
his own recognizance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

Chocolates. 25c pound. and butter
scotch wafels 15c 10. SAT-, ? to s. Kolitz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
Pu0iIiSEr1.
CHIcAao's MAYOR OBJECTS.

sharkey-Choynski Match Will Be
Prevented.
Chicago. Feb. S.-May0r Harrison s
attitude toward boxing matches in
va..a the leaders C. the heavyweight
Glare engage, viii probably prevent the
tight scheduled between Tom Sharkey
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

Eat Royal bread, pUrest and best.
Asa your grocer Cor it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09
DECLARES A DIVIDEND
Union Pacific to Pay ? Per Cent
on Its Preferred Stock.
COMMON STOCK FAVORED
LARGE ACCUMULATION OF
EARNINGS OF THE SYSTEM.

All Expenditures For Betterments
and Equipments Entirely Pro-
7ided For Out of the Cash of the
Reserves-surplIs Earnings More
Than Double Common Dividend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

Walker House. - William REYNOLDS
Colorado. Thomas II. Phillips. KavsvilIe:
City. J. ". Norton. Fort Worth. Tex-
stella Adams. Helen Nelson F. Van Rus
sian, Al Burgess. The Devil Is COM
lnE COMPANY. H. w. s.. John san
Francisco, William Bartels Wise. North
Caroline. J.. r. Gulleylin. Denver: Dick
Whitaker West Tlutic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

Nephi Sorenson and a purse contain
ing so We're carted in by the jax box
and officer Simpson last NIGHT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

Officer Lincoln discovered Chris Gan
non sleeping on the outside of a quart
OF whisky and the salt Lake Hardware
company last evening. He had a peck
etful Of money, and wiz thank the po-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

LOO a. M.
sea p m.
$50 D. m.
7:O5 D. m
m.
m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

liceman for locking him up when he
gets sober.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-09

cninery and pumps. with the outlook for
the ensuing season 10 be of a roseate hue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-26
0THER GRAIN MARKETs

GRAIN GOSSIP = Gossip nv nrivota
wire TO Z. II. f, Smith & Co ST PauI
members OF the New York Stock ex
GGna;nge and Chicago Board of Trade
Prime says: Harvest reports from +bo
very best and richest grain prodncinos
c ecu IN Central, Illinois, show that
with the threshng of oats and wbaot
Both are in no condition to stand any
more RAIN and are more or less bleaehe9
at the ,i present time. The rain of this
week VIII compIicate the situation great
~; Inc nay crop is very light. IIverv
tnIhg now POI ITS to a good corn crop bi1t
the the yield 1l,1 will not be as good as many any
are hgurlng or. Reserves OF old corn
are very low and farmers are boldine On
TO what they have Until they can get 4oc
az nome Harvest reports from Western
niiIssouil snow that threshing is now 90
ing on finely and winter wheat is in
Spiendld condition. Good demand for tha
new crop, which is Of extra oiIalitV
farmers seem willing and anxious to
fesse 81 tle preVaiIlng prices. Corn is all
LasseieG out and most of it has begun to
ear Harvest reports from Central In
q Qaa snow that farmers have not been
t ti1ot 60 with threshing, for the fact is
threSh. A large receiving point in Gem
Iral indiana reports that so far wagon
loads Of wheat have been received
against the usual receipts of about Al nm
blu up to this date last year. Corn Ia 9
not suffered from the dry weather and
will soon be in tassel. San Francisco:
Wheat opened yesterday easier in sym
pathy with Chicago, but on the whole.
the market had fair undertone Of
hrmness, owing to the reduced crop esti-
mates in California. For the same rea-
sons and because shippers have lately
bought more freely to complete cargoes
the spot market was Comparatively
steady" ~
LIVERPOOL, July 25.-wheat quiet.
42@3sd lower; September IS; December
IS Id Corn quiet, 11sd lower; September,
IS 10d; November, IS 103sd
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25-Flour
dull; wheat quiet; No northern, 761c:
No. do, 7414l75c Rye nominal. No. i
sec. Barley firm. No 2, 411h04Sc; sam
pie, 4004612c. Oats quiet, No. white,