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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-14
LOWER MAMMOTH STRONG.
stock Advanced ON the narket-may
Day Weakening Ingot Graded
in-AJaY Firm,
TODAYS ME TAILS!
SILVER az
LEAD. Sk00
CASTING COPPER l64

Business was lighter on the exchange
today than IL has been for some time
past. Some $500 shares were traded
in for S3,l9712. Lower Mammoth was
In good form today After opening at
SAX the stock moved up 70 5IA on the
last sale May Day was weaker in
spite Of the fact that good copper val
ues are reported to have been found
IN wlnze from the 100 level. From
94N, the price Of the opening sale, the
stock declined to "a HAT.
Star Consolidated shows some i'm
proyement with the sale OF 5000 shares,
which changed hands at prices ranging
from ~ up to II,
Ingot was active at IL while Grand
Central was offered at s. with Sass bid.
Mammoth was also weaker today.
Centennial Eureka Is stronger while
bidding on silver King was unusually
high today, as much as S65 per share
being offered Yankee Consolidated is
not so firm. while Daly-West remains
practically unchanged.
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The QUO Vadis company IS doing a
phenomenal business at the Theater.
last nights audience being a duplicate
OF the big one OF the opening evening.
The matinee this afternoon and tonight
VIII also be large. The engagement
closes tomorrow night
Al the Grand. Hoyts DAY and
Night played 20 second good house
last night, The engagement winds up
tomorrow night aud Thursday night
comes the noted Brownies in Fairy
land
Mr.. Pyper has received letter from
George BOwles. manager OF Alice Nell
son. stating that matinee and third
performance In this city win depend up
on his ability 90 change the opening
In san Francisco from Monday 20 Tues.
day night He promises TO use his best
endeavors 20 that end and win wire as
soon as he reaches san Francisco.
Mrs Kate BrldeWell Anderson and
Miss Mabel Clark Of this city have gone
10 san Francisco 10 attend the Grand
opera season there Mrs. Anderson
sister Carrie BrIdewell Is one of the
leading contraltos OF the Grau Opera
company
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CONDITIONS AT AJAx.
Says that While the Fissurc has been
Tapped the Chute IN Not Reached.

Mr. Thomas Weir came In from Tin
tie this morning ana confirms the rec
port that the Grand Central has shut
down the south end OF ms great prop
erty. Mr.. Weir says that expert work
is still going on and development work
Is being pushed IN several places IN the
mine but that nothing is now being
done az the south end of the property
in the way OF extracting ore.
Regarding the Ajax. Mr. Weir says.
that while the assure has been cut. the
ore chute has not been tapped. II dips
away from the point where the assure
was tapped and It viii be necessary 10
run some distance before "a continual
ton of the ore chute IS reached. This
win take probably three or four weeks
as the rock iH very hard Mr. Weir
feels quite hopeful that within the next
few weeks something good will be ex-
posed either on the 1000 level or IN an
upralse from &c.
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GRAND CENTRAL REPORTS.
Prominent Mining Man Says the
Property is Looking Fine

Regarding the Grand Central OF Tin
tie well known mining man said to-
day that after making a very thorough
examination OF the points IN dispute he
feels that the Grand Central has much
more than an even chance Of winning
the lawsuit which comes up al Nephl
next Saturday The gentleman. who
did not wish his name diVulged consid.
ers the Grand Central a big property
with a great future As this gentle.
mans name Il widely known iu min.
ing affairs. II may b. reassurng 10
number Of small stockholders. some OF
whom are thinking Of letting go their
holdings The stock may go lower. but
the mine is said 10 look Wen An Inn
portant strike is reported on the lower
levels of the mine The News" m-
iormant says q was made last week.
The mine Is said % be looking better
than ever.
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CONDITIONS AT
LOWER MAMMOTH
Several Assay Returns Were Sc
cured bv Mr. Bamberger
VICTOR NINE EXPLOSION.
Mr. Strong win Face the Charges
Grand Central Shut Down At the
AIaX-R. g, ". Group.

Mr. simon Bambergor came In from
the Lower Mammoth last evening after
making an inspection of the recent dis
covery OF silyercopper ore on the 700
level assays from which were obtained
today Mr. Bamberger says the coudi-
ton Of the property is quite encourag
ing and he believes that the manage.
ment has some ore 70 ship which win
60 better than 80 ounces IN silver per
ton 1t Is true that a selected sample
from the face Of the drift shows 55l
ounces silver and }lS0 In gold per ton
but that does not say that "a shipment
Of ore could be made up which would
show anything like that value. A piece
Of ore taken from the roof Of the drift
showed l30 ounces silver, 6.5 per cent
copper and 81 In gold per ton. while an
other sample from the face assayed so
ounces silver 2l5 per cent copper and
go cents In gold per ton What Is con-
sldered a fair average sample assayed
~ ounces silver 10 per cent copper and
so cents In gold per ton. After an. the
discoveries on the 700 level depend
largely on the way the 500 level opens
W. ~ tue i" lHt ore IL pdteHg ana
while big values are found the ore is
mixed with lime and the vein abounds
with numerous small caves Several
things indicate that the drifts on the
700 level are probably on top Of what
may prove an important ore body. This.
however IL will only be proved on the
500 or 900 levels. The shaft h. nearly
down 10 the 500 and. with the station
cut drift will be run about 100 feet
when II Is expected the vcinwil be
reached
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VICTORY FOR OPERATORS.
Strike of Photographers on Santa Fe
Lasts Two HOurs-Get Everything,

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE Tribune says.
Five minutes before the strike Of the
telegraph operators west of Albu-
Querque on the Santa Fee railroad sys.
tenn was called, j. NJ. Barr, third vice
president ~ the Santa lie. informed VI
NJ. Dolphin. president OF the Order Of
Railroad Telegraphers that the COM
pnny would grant the mems demands.
President Dolphin hurried 20 the train
dispatcher's room. which was next door
In the Great Northern building. and
started TO send a message 10 Albu-
Querque calling the strike or when the
clock struck IL and the keys became 81.
lent.
President Dolphin worked the KEY
himself lie called and called" but
no amount Of calling resulted in re-
establishing communication.
Every operator on the line from Albu-
Querque. n, NJ, TO Los Angeles, Cal. a
distance of SS3 miles. had evidently left
his post OF duty.
Dolphin hurried to the Western Union
Telegraph building. and after an hour
and "a half Dolphin succeeded I'm reach
ing the representative Of the order Of
Railroad photographers al Needles Cal.
To him he sent the following message:
call the strike on The railroad COM
pany has acceded TO the demands Of the
men. Use your utmost influence to get
men back 20 their places and 10 re-as-
tabllsh traffic AZ all points"
But the men at the other end Of the
line refused 20 accept the. message.
How DO ] know you are Dolphln7" he
queried.
President Dolphin sent back the secret
sign OF the order. and then the answer
came. 90 X" That practically ended
the strike
Within an hour President Dolphin re.
ceyed a number OF kilograms from all
parts OF the United States. Canada and
Mexico, where the organization has a
membership, congratulatlng him on the
victory.
For week a committee OF the order
has been in the city negotiating with
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

II m, Mccartney OF the Arizona &
Utah is In this city.
Col. F /. Smith. western freight agent
Of the Big Four with headquarters In
Denver, Is in town today
W. c. Metzger. commercial freight
agent OF the Wabash, IS over from Dem
yer today looking into his territory.
Travelling Passenger Agent Ridd OF
the Rio Gronde Western. leaves for a
trip into Nevada tonight.
7. ]. Clark Of the Rock Island re-
turned from Denver today.
owing to the projected railroad
operations In the vicinity Of Evanston.
WyO. that town Is at present revcling
I'm a boom. There Is not a place with
a roof on it for rent IN the entire city
There are rumors Of an impending
strike among the machnlsts IN the
shops OF the Union Pacific at Cheyenne.
The workmen claim that some Of their
comrades have been laid or without
any just cause.
The Rio Grande Western has nearly
completed lis shipment Of the narrow
kuaEe lolllnE STOCK, Formerly uHeu uil
the Utah Central. 10 the Sumpter Val
ley road in oregon.
Cachier William r. Freeman OF the
Colorado Midland is here from Denver
]. b. Berry chief engineer Of the
Union Pacific came IN from Omaha
yesterday and today held a consulia.
ton with Resident Engineer Ashton OF
the Short Line relative 20 the lmpend-
ing Improvements at Diamondyille.
William Anderson Of this city has re-
signed his position IN the storage de-
partment az Pocatello. He arrived in
this city yesterday with the intention
~ getting married tomorrow. Miss
Ellen II. Ieudt Of this city is the sec
ond contracting party on the auspiclous
occasion.
A new fast passenger train service
win be inaugurated on the Rock Island
road on Sunday November rs az when
time the winter schedule OF Rock lsi-
and trains will 90 into effect The new
train win run daily between Kansas
CITY and Chickasha
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MINING NOTES.

The tests on Daisy ore are stil In
progress.
The Daily West OF Park city will dis
tribute $4,000 tomorrow
The Ophir nm was on the market
today with Z cars of concentrates
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
ears OF ore from stockton today
Fifty tons Of carbonate ore will reach
The market tomorrow from the BED
Wins OF Bingham,
The Mining Review win appear to-
morrow with an Illustrated write up Of
Copper GulCh iu Beaver county. where
the newly formed Royal Copper COM
pany is now operating
The directors Of the Ingot Mining
company met yesterday afternoon and
levied an assessment OF / cent a share
with which TO wipe over The Company's
Indebtedness and resume operations.
A letter from stateline states that
new strikes have been made In the
Ophlr mine Fine ore has been eX-
posed on che $50 level, and a body OF
nigh grade ore has been opened up on
VIC ANN ltNtH
The r. c. W Mining company has
now cut the ledge l2s feet across and
entered the f0Otwall where drifting has
been started In fine looking quartz,
which shows small values In gold, sill
yer and lead This Is the first time
any lead has been found
Marion Bixby OF this city has received
a request from the British Museum for
specimens Of q new mineral found on
DugWay As far as known Il Is found
nowhere else To- the world Il was
named blXbyite by Prof $ L. Penfeld
OF Yale, I'm honor of the dlscoyerer
William Green is down from Alta with
about fourteen tons OF ore from his
lease at the city Rocks property Mr.
Green has been very successful In his
operations up there The above
shipment represents the output for the
mast month
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TO MEET IN OMAHA.
Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific aud
O. II. q y. Officials Come Together

President Burt, Of the Union Pacific.
has changed his mind in regard to
visiting this city this week and has
returned to Omaha General Manager
w. Ii Bancroft General Superinten-
dent p, f. Calvin and General Traffic
Manager 5, w. Eccles, OF the Oregon
short Line, also the leading officials Of
the Oregon Railroad & Navigation COM
pany VIII leave for omaha at the end
OF the week IN order TO attend the con-
ference IN that city under the new
arrangement
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NII

~. NOIlCE rs HEREBY qrrr, j.
ssatfs WI. De- @ Special r NV " IN IL
Stockholders Of me- Dsssr 'l. y. w
Asrlcullural ana Mar5fs,9.e....' -t I
company held az he oae. w .iI'ls q
cannon & Tanner T.T.,.. ts'yi
iils SAT- Lake Ciy I-i9t ,Nl y
lle an Day OF December IN vs.
Tx for the purpose n ,r.. &
AArllcles Of Agreement n .''..'..s
we capital stock from ffiy 49,. 7, w (
Jar. 20 one hundred th7gs7rj ~.
amending article tour 30 ID " ,..i
Article Iv The car.,si -....
Association shah he 61a bg,il.i \
s,lha dollars 90 be- divided Iri1 \. 7.
five dollars each '"'' 'aA''i
ana ioI Che purpose o. aors5.,.., !.
Ull,i matters as are incidental NJ.
snaiI properly come b,frs g8
Dated this l2th DAY Of N3r-rt.- n
CHARLES h. wllcHgy|
D. D. 4.
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U. oT I. VS.. HIGH sCHooL.
Manager McFadden Anxious 90 Ar
range a Game for Tuesday.

Manager McFadden Of the High
School football team was today expect
ing am answer from Manager Riser. Of
the University team 10 his proposition
90 play the University team az Walkers
field next Tuesday afternoon. The
High School manager says he has made
three offers 90 the University team and
hopes that a game can be arranged Tor
lie is even willing be says 10 play the
U. 81 q g 40 p m. and then play the
All HalloWs az p. M the same day
The 'Narsty's have only been practic
Ing for four weeks and OF course are
not IN trst-class condition for wridiron
work but by Tuesday they could get
into very good form. At all events the
game VIII De hummer and win at
tract considerable interest.
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MoGulgan The Man.

New York, Nov 1.-THE Evening
Post today reports that the executives
Of the Grand Trunk railway are likely
To soon formally announce the selec.
ton OF General Superintendent H. G..
Michigan as general manager OF the
Grand Trunk, He has been the chief
subordinate Of Mr. Hays In the operat-
ing department during the latters ad-
mjnistration Of the Grand Trunk, and
was formerly on the Wabash when Mr.
Hays was general manager Of that
company and went TO the Grand Trunk
a month after his chief had entered the
service Of that company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-14

days posted dates, ssh and iS5h;
commercial bills. AS0ahl.
Silver certificates. 6lh 46jia.
Bar silver. GALS
Mexican dollars 500
Government bonds strong reflndlng
2s reg. and coupon. L0iA; 3s reg and
coupon L0sA. new ls reg and coupon,
1915 old as reg ana coupon, llbR 0s
ne gand coupon ll3.
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NANsAs cITY LIvE TOOK.

Kansas city, Mo. Nov li-Cattle-
Receipts 10000 Steady 20 lower Ma
tive steers iS0d5l0. Texas steers 31OW
47j, Texas COWS lJ0q33j; native COWS
and heifers 320Q440, stockers and feed
crs 2200i2s, bulls 2500L00, calves
F$I600
Hogs-Recelpts 1900. o TO re cents
lower Bulk of sales 4IjQtUis heavy
A72kN4S0, packers 475qAS2R mixed
4i5afsO light 46j0tS2is workers. 4S0
IiS2i5 pigs 42544S0
sheep Receipts 5000 Steady, lambs
3j00 J85. muttous 25Od425.
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CHANGES IN SANTA FE.
New Directors Named az the Meeting
in New York Today.

New York, Nov H-The following
changes were made today in the board
Of directors Of the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway company
Howell Jones, OF Topeka, In place Of
G. X Holiday. deceased John G. Nc
Collough Of New York. In place OF Ed
ward n. Gibbs, deceased Byron L..
smith. of Chicago, In place Of VIM.
Rotch. resigned
The board made a minute expressing
appreciation Of the character and SER
vices Of It's late director, Edward n
Gfbhg
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CONVENTION ECHOES.

The Dcsaret Sunday School Union
served about 1000 lunches TO visitors
and committee folk. One half their OF.
fee rooms IN the Templeton was con-
verted INFO a busy cafe. with an the
Kitchen paraphernalla OF q regular
Delmonico, and a bin OF fare second to
none IN the city.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

IngOt ! GOO M rs.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 5i% 200 at
%; 100 az So 100 al i6h 100 at 56A 100
az 90 100 at j7il 200 az 57k.
May Day, 800 at 34% 500 al 3lis: 800
al g.
star Consolidated 600 at 60: 800 at
e9ls goo at 59h 200 at 70: 100 al 7OL,
moo at 7o7s 1900 al IL 200 az 7O&.
Shares sold. G500
Selling value, S31g7l2.
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OMAHA LIVE sTOCK.

Omaha. New. Nov H-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900 Slow and steady Naive
beef steers A2j056U; western steers 400
Wiio' Texas steers 32jdj0o COWS and
heifers 32jnii0, Gamers l50a50O
stockers and feeders 22jQ46Ji calves
voON6.0O; bulls stays. ETC.. 2sjQil0
Hogs Receipts $500, 20 10 cents
lower Heavy A62huIS0; mixed iG50
40. light 4G0q472a; pigs 355G4jOi
bulk of sales iG5Qf1O
Sheep Receipts 1900 Steady, fed
muitons 3.g044i0. western mut,ons
1l5li95 stock sheep 3.25HAS5i lambs
4.25d5.20
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RETURNS FROM coLoRADo.
Salt Lake Men Considering the Pur.
chase OF Colorado Group.

Newt Dunyon returned 10 town to-
day from pilgrimage 10 Colorado
points In the Interest OF salt Lake par
ties While away Mr. Dunyon visited
the camp OF Alma. about twenty miles
from Leadvlle whore he secured n sack
of samples from promising prospect
Upon the assay returns depends the
fate Of a sale which Is being nego-
tiated by salt Lakers A great deal Of
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo Nov. l4-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 600 Active and steady Beef
steers 3.50d525; COWS 2O0G3.65: feeders.
freight paid TO river, S00dA25: stockers.
freight paid 10 river. 3j0G450; bulls,
stays etc. 200d32j.
Hogs Receipts $50 Five TO ten cents
lower Light packers 46jG47j. mixed
and heavy 4.7004f5.
sheep-Recelpts 5000 Unchanged.
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Special Correspondence,
Provo, Utah. Nov lathe following
notices of mining claims have been fled
with the county recorder. The Lynne
by VIM. Mckay the Triangle and the
Estella by Boyd park ull situated In
American Fork mining district. Red
Bird Nos ] aud @ situated about mile
east of Boardman's liue kilus. between
Provo and SpringyilIe. by d. Is. Bowen
and f. L. Newell.
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Mining Excursion.

The Rio Grande Western Passenger
department has decided TO run still en-.
other mining excursion this season On
this occasion a cheap round-trip rate
has been put into effect for Park city
for Sunday morning The train viii
leave here az a. m, returning from
Park City at 5.45 D. m.
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BOXING MATCH POSTPONED,
Jim Francis and Jack Dunleavy viii
Not Meet Until December.

Jim Francis and Jack Dunlcayy are
now IN training to reduce their weight
10 lij pounds and prepare for their
bout which takes place during the first
week 90 December. At present they
weigh En- the nighborhood Of 1865 and
VIII therefore have 20 do some hard
work TO come down to the required
WEIGHT.
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STOCKS, INVESTMENT
AND soEDs' J

y,ss p.ss , iss oi$s'.5S 5,ss "a
ooet iiSih Sud ga IL, t9a ss8 X "a lsI1 4
gP, ,}{,1s iroa ia,tlip, .e,si,. si.se
ana eapl'A'i''' JoAA Y y ~ -
ton
TalEh
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LOCAL EVENTS.
wAsHINGToYs VS. LowELLs.
Today's Contest May Decide the
League Championship.

The second game between the Lowell
and Washington school teams is on the
boards for this afternoon. The game
is being played down at Walkers field
II the Lowells are victorious today they
win own the Wilkes silver cup and the
league championship The game began
az u m the line up being as follows
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san TRANCIsCO GRAM.

San Francisco, Nov t4.-Wheat-
Steady; May, lo6ts; cash, 100.
Barley-N0 sales; cash. %.
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The Salt Lake Mining Review y the
only exclusive mining paper published
in this iutermountain country. Every
one should subscrlbe s2.t0 year.
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U.ed by Younr or Old.

Best for baby, best for grandpa IS
that perfect laxative Cascarets Candy
Cathartic ideal liver regulator and in
festival tonic. Druggists. lOc, Csc, SOC
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drag-
gists refund the money II q fails 70 cure. 4
Groves signature ~ on each box. g6c
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IN THE Dls,l 49, Lase C1aliI /
division, 20 anu lv' Tatief o. the ~.
S',Jg,58 ia r y " 5'i1 az. ' ss
I lone, nInar, Sea's., -i I..sla .' 3
Ss, Is'ss'c Of Z 'aii . .i,Sa Is 81 u
hearIng on s "a is5 a. Djl 0e5,
M the County - 49, In ss.i ~ wv
ho2n' ,-.,.,8tv. Utah a.. c'-s y
E SnIyt viii IA ~ \ \
o9eI, lj tbs M -9
lsEAl-I ycmtet a ,ii19yFag .
gyAlurur j. sEIssET i HSsi. n'ongl
vereusou. Cannon
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PRICES co STILL HIGHER.
Many Stocks Gain, While Heavy Realizing
Continues In Others.
Demand Was DlVersined - Advances
Range from TO 2A Points in
Twenty-Five stocks.

New York, Nov. disappearing or
ders resulted IN gains IA many stocks.
ON The other hand there was continued
heavy realizing in other stocks, causing
losses ranging up to pont
The demand was diversified and In the
nrst fifteen minutes OF trading advances
ranging from 1 to 2ia had been made IN
twenty-five stocks. These included
most Of the active groups. notably the
steel, Pacilcs and granger group.
Northern Pacific sold al yesterdays
closing price, recovering its one per
cent dividend allowance With a dlm-
mutton OF the demand. room traders at
tackled the market 40 sugar. Peoples
Gas steel and wire. Ianhattan. Rock
Island, ST. Paul and Burlington fell
from I 20 H. an dthe whole list reacted
a fraction
Absorption by the shor, interests
and new buying for the long account
invited by HE reaction caused "a general
and substantial rally. In which prices
rose TO "a higher level than before. ex-
cept in the Eraugars I'm sugar Met
rlpolitan street Railway. Manhattan.
Northern Pacific, preferred. and b. & 0.
the rise exceeded : points. Buying of
Pennsylvania ana Northern Pacific was
very large.
Bonds were active and generally hrm.
The Reaction practically wiped out
the earlier gains and carried many
stocks To the low level OF the morning
Northern Pacific lost nearly g points
The closing was duh and irregular. with
net changes both ways.
MONEY.
Sugar-Raw FIRM refined. quiet
MONEY AND'BONDs.
Money on call steady at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4isQA per
cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills az tS4l4a7.
for demand and 4SOAH7s for sixty
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Mining LOCATIONS FIlod.

activity is reported In ami around Lead
Vile as well as IN other Colorado camps.
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PROBATE AND GuAROiiSSHll
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the q
tive slgners for further Intormauoa
IN THE DISTRICT COURT P9oBH
Division ln and i0r salt Lake County Y
u Utah IN the matter o. ihs es.att
Nephl wilkins deceased Notice III
tlt'on M Chaf'e, Alert N.sIts rJ
Tor the issuance % himself o, .e..e'ii, 4
mini,traton DO the e'tate o. Ne11' WY
derp1,ed. na, been sci 'l' htar.gg 20
uraay. tho gi,hdiy Of Nv a D iao
o'rIocka m. 90 the lolltf ulld ..
fbs CONT Rom OF AId t0lrt Ia san 4
CIV. Sa.tLake County Utah
Witness me Clerk q 500
fcoall with me seal thereof lit1s y
l6th dayot November 4. l4I 4
DAVID c. DUNBAR .
By ALBERT J. sEARE