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louise Frost,s Nln,l..

Limon Colo. Nov p-v.
evidence has yet been found =. ' ..
,he murder Of eleyen-yesr.o5 I i'''.a
lLrost ON either Of th. three ne, -.'.''
rested In Denver The opinion a. .. o.
ing ground here that the o-Ir. '-'''
committed by a man living t.,. va
knew the girl so wen that sbe -. d. y. y
MN 70 accompany her m h. I'''4
,Mnheh driving home from Tau, 4'si
thursday evening Trained 9s,....-H
from Denver and Colorado Srrl 1--we
working on the case ANA 49, a..
are now mainly directed tnWsr,' ,..iA
ing evidence against this suspect |
Denver Dow l2-Sherl0 F,ss-..
OF Lincoln county came 10 B.-1
yer today and after is, D..'
interview with Preston 3D.
ana MS tow sons, negroes under sr.'..
here, announced his belief tbs, ~.
Porter Is the murderer OF Louis H..
az Limon. '''' 'i'N
Inc sherIff was with the susDas.i
man for more than half am hour 6r5 =.
coming out 90 the cell said,
i am convinced that John p,r,s. Il
the man who murdered Louise F5,,
after subiectng her 20 Inc msst 4.
voting indigniuss Before Porter "a
MS father and brother leff Lfmap S,,
urday they burned a quantity Of r'-,t
ing and some bedding Oh tbs t,-5
house, and left there pain of M,
the imprint and nails 90 which m n.
imprlnts about the scene Of the Assault
John Porter ana his brother Arm,
] find, served a term I'm line Elr,,
penltentlary for assault on NM.
girl In that State. There vas a rsu
similarity In the manner N The asssgt
committed on the Frost girI ana ,bt
committed by them IN Kansas
Porter lies about his whereabouts O.,
the afternoon OF the crime. and Ian
Of the belief that he Is the ul,y
man"
John Porter Is. about 10 years Ola Ne
quit work In the section gang On NJ
Union Pacific railroad early In the lly
on which the murder was committed
and he has not satisfactorily accounted
for his whereabouts during The n.
malnder Of the Cay.
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win Not start Up This Year.

The Idaho Mining and Milling com.
pany's min Is again delayed by the
non-arrlyal Of lumber This has led
the management TO change its plans.
lt intended and expected 10 start up
the mill by the LIST Of December but
now IL hardly expects 20 be able to
start much before February
The mill OF the Golden star company
lie nearly completed. But It, too. was
So slow building owing 10 the impos.
sIbiity Of getting the lumber on time,
that the management has about con-
cIuded not 20 start Il up until spring.
The Idaho and Golden star compan.
les are entirely distinct concerns. The
Golden Star Is composed mainly OF
Scranton Pa. capitalists. while the
Idaho Is composed Of capitalists OF Bur
lington, W. But their managers are
intimate friends and Jointly interested
therefore. somewhat occupied IN look
ing after their common interests.
The Golden Star and Jumbo groups
Of mines that are owned by the two
companies named. are splendid prop
critics There is enough ore exposed In
them TO keep the mills crushing for
years HALEY (Ida) Times
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Henry Williams, a dark visaged
stranger said he was guilty Of being
slightly the worse for intoxicants and
otherwise conducting himself in a man
ner not altogether becoming a gentle
man. The court imposed a fine Of s.,
which Henry was unable 20 pay. He
viii therefore be compelled TO ply pick
and spade in repairing the highway In
City Creek canyon
Charles Danters transgressed the
Sunday drunk ordinance yesterday, and
the usual result followed The city VIII
be benefited by Charles physical eXer-
tions for 1--WE days to come.
Daniel Young was fortunate 81 worth.
in that ne imbibed Saturday night In
stead Of Sunday tie said he had moth
ing TO say whatever. The court said
he had nothing to say either except
that It would cost Mr.. Young the sum
Of 50 for his experience.
Herman Montgomery, a colored por-
ter, was arraigned on the charge OF
county Jail In default Of $3.50 bonds.
Montgomery was arrested yesterday by
Acting Sergeant Chase and officer
Hemple, the specific charge being that
he stole Sl3.Sj from a room occupied by
George Howard II Is alleged that
Montgomery was seen 10 enter the
room. He Is IN the employ Of Davis &
Kari, BARRIERS, Attorney j. NJ. Hamil-
ton appeared for the defendant The
case was set for hearing tomorrow at
9. 90 q. m,
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DALY-WEST HITS
HIGHEST MARK
The Stock Reaches Top Notch 10
Its History Today
BUSINESS on The EXCHANGE
Sale close Today win 1890 shares
Changing Hands Grand Central
showed Decline.
BrsIyESSON THE EXCHANGE
TODAYS ME TAILS;
SILVER o.
LEAD, SkOO
CASTING COPPER 1j4

The business on the mining exchange
closed today with the sale of 1870
shares representing In the business
transacted }llji51j. Among The fcl-
lures Of the mornings business was the
fact that Daly-West continued TO soar
and succeeded IN reaching the highest
price In ts history, 1856 shares selling
at a price ranging from S232Zia 10 }23.-
30. The stock remained strong 70 the
close.
Among the other business that was
transacted Ajax showed an advance,
100 shares changing hands at j1h, and
100 az 60. Bullion Beck closed with 81
bid and Si7j asked, while Centennial
Eureka drew bid of $3.50, but was not
for sale
Dexter closed with same quotation as
on Saturdays call; no stock changing
hands Grand Central showed a marked
decline, but tendency on exchange was
upward 600 shares selling at prices
from 1915 TO SSH
Lower Mammoth sold $500 shares at
an advanced price. selling at figures
ranging from a. TO ioA cents. Stock
closed firm and was the principle fea-
ture o[thIs porning's call Sacramen-
20 was frm from start TO finish, drop
ping / 800 shares at 81 and 800 az 3it.
Star Consolidated was strong, no
stock being transferred. 12is bid, 1874
asked.
Yankee Consolidated let a block Of
600 shares drop al cents
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
lows:
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Total number Of pounas. :.
MINING NOTES.

The Garfield mine Is doing some de-
yelOpment work
Manager Egan returned from the
| Yankee yesterday.
Materials for the teaching tanks at
the Overland are being received.
r. NJ. Ricketts, IS reporting good re-
sul's from the developments on the W,
j. Bryan.
T.. v. McCune has returned from "a
-1O-mie trip through the mining Zee
g.0Ds Of Idaho and British Columbia.
Dan Hancock returned from Arizona
yesterday. lie has been doing assess
ment work upon some locations In the
northwestern part of that state.
p. l.. Kimberley came iu from Gold
Mountain on Saturday night lie was
accompanied by W. q Filler. supegin-
tendent OF the Annie Laurie, who leaves
FOR the East today.
throughout the winter at the Montreal
group. below Milford have been CONF
pleted. A force OF "a dozen miners VII
boz kept busy opening up the property
until springtlme
As soon as George D. Burton arrives
work viii De resumed at the Reno Mlu-
Ing C0mpany's property ana the Reno
reduction works win be put into blast
lglin-Reno Journal
The bond on the Great Republic
group expired ON Nov J. and was giyen
up. The ore on the dump taken out In
sinking eighty feet is walked al over
y-o0o.-Silver city UdaJ Avalanche.
The Chloride Point min has been
eUu- Gown for the winter and Lee Doan.
tHa mime forman win keep a body ot
miners 3t work getting out high grade
ore for shipment Mr. StaCkpole. the
superintendent, has gone 90 Sunshine
t0 take charge of the Overland mill
Within the past feV days the Eureka
Tunnel mine and AN the properties con-
nepted herewith have been leased Go
81. AntoniazaI a Co., for a term OF two
years. According to the terms of the
lease the mine Is 90 be- worked stead
ily with not less than three men dur.
ing .he ne of the lease. and a royalty
of 20 per cent ON the net proceeds OF
The ore taken OUT is t0 be paid 90 the
I-ssors.- Eureka Eev) Sentinel.
A carload OF rich ore from the Reno
STAR mine was shipped 90 the shelter
wednesday Another carload Is sacked
roo tha ore house The output OF the
mine at present is five tons a day. A
Thousand rounds Of the real stun
that assays $50 pound. was taken
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IN THE FEDERAL COURT.

I'm the case OF the United States VS.
the Syrian Asphalt company a mo-
ton Of the plaintiff for Injunction will
be made ON November H.
F. D. Hahn, a defauting Juror was
brought into court and pleaded not
guilty After explaining why he had
failed 10 appear al ogden as summoned,
the judge concluded that he had no
criminal intent and therefore dis
charged him
In the case OF Martha A, Rounds vs.
the Tribune job Printing company, the
demurrer 90 the second amended bill
was argued and oyerruled, and the de-
PENDANT given 1--WE days 10 hle an an
swer.
In the cases OF the United States
against William Mccoy 90 al. the de-
murrer o. the indictment heretofore
argued. was sustained with direction
that the matter be submitted 10 the
next grand jury This Is a case Of al
legged perjury In regard TO the Ming Of
land entries
The report Of the receiver In the case
of the Bear River Irrigation and ogden
Waterworks company was, today, sub
mitted ana approved and confirmed In
all things
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.CITY'S WATER SUPPLY LAND
Land on Watershed in City Creek
Canyon to be Opened to Settlement.

According TO an order recently issued
from the general land office at Wash
ington some land win be opened up
along City Creek that win jeopardize
the city's water supply, provided 1t falls
to adverse ownership. The tract owned
by the government includes about so
acres OF land on one side OF the creek
about three miles from the Eagle Gate.
and 5000 acres more at intervals from
then on up % the summit. This land IS
ON the watershed IN City Creek cam
yon. and some time ago a petition was
forwarded Co Washington by the city
authorities asking that all government
land 0u the watershed be set aside as
forest reserve This land Is a. be opened
on December 3rd. but IL Is thought that
&c can De secured as a forest reserve by
properly presenting the matter before
the authorities at Washington. Colonel
Percy S Towers special agent OF the
general land Office suggests that a
committee Doe sent 90 Washington
Mayor Thompson and City Attorney
Stephens have wired the department at
Washington asking that action De de-
ferred until the city can be heard on the
maWer
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against the International Mining com.
pany to recover {2,2Sj 30 loaned by Nc
Cornick & Co. % the defendant COM
pany which sum was transferred 10 the
plaintiff by Mccormick.
4 warranty deed was filed In the office
Of the county recorder today trans
ferring a part OF LOT ] block %, plat -,
salt Lake City survey from Walter r..
Dayton to Kate Kitchener. The cou-
sideration was $500. The property Is
situated on the corner Of Second and q
streets.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Nov. observation-disclosures. A.
200; steady on best slow and lower on
common. Native beef steers, A2jG5.65;
western steers, 4OOd470, Texas steers,
300G4O0; COWS and heifers. 32j043o;
Gamers, l50G300; stOckars and feed
ers, 325dA65; calves. 30Oq600; bulls,
stays. etc. 2.25dA2j.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; 10 cents high
en- Heavy, lSOdA9O; mixed lS2hQ4Sj;
light. A72h0A90, pigs, 37jQ4G0, bulk
Of sales, 4S2iRN4Sj.
Sheep-Receipts. $500, steady. Fed
mutt0ns. 39Odil0 western muttons,
36ja 400; stock sheep 3,joQ3S5; lambs,
4gsd525
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HORSES STOLEN.

The sherifs Office was Informed this
morning that five head Of horses had
been stolen Saturday night from the
Colorado Livery stables, 1926 south State
street.
These horses had an been passed upon
by the government inspector for cav
airy purposes The description OF the
animals Is as follows:
Three bay horses one sorrel horse
with yellow name and tail and one
black horse There Is as yet no trace
u the thieves
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Paris Exposition Clcs,s.

Paris, Nov 1.-THE exposition closes
today with the evening illumination.
Five tickets are charged for one admls-
sion. There were few visitors In the
day time. tickets lacking purchasers
az q sou each.
The work OF removing the exhibits
can begin after midnight No vestage
win be left OF the great exposition, ex-
cept the immense hot houses on the
north bank OF the Seine. and the art
palaces The project OF the Seine sub
mltted 10 the municipal council TODAY
a scheme 10 demolish an the
buildings on the Champ de
Mars and Trocadero. The center OF the
grounds viii be maintained in
the form OF gardens for the embellish-
ment OF the city, while the wide border
viii be held for building lots for the
erection OF mansions and hotels. The
state IL asked 20 abandon It's rieht 10
use the site for future expositions.
The closing days Of the exposition
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WILL soon OPERATE.
Jacobs Railroad to Run 20 Bingham
copper and Gold and Other Mines.

ID IL Is learned here that ON yesterday
eJahllsh d JImps1n company formally
turned over their lease of tine E.l
Granae Western gamnay of Bingham.
ll,st Is soon 90 De- replaced by mr. Ja-
cobs with ID railroad ra f.rm e...r,
connection between th- R,l Gmnda
western ana The Bingham Copper and
GOA an. other upper canyon mines.
says ine Bingham Bulletin. The I.l..
would have expired 700 June. 1902 Trm
horses rolling stock. rails etc.. W...
included ,H The transfer. and rrI,a r..f
Us said Go have been $4,000
a party of engineers ie now ereaa.3
IN tI'ss-sect onug Toe tram grade and
probably before the month ls runa cone
tractors ".i. have large gangs .f men
AZ work widening roadbed. strai.r,.r.
lhs curves ana laying Ties f0r rh. r.u.
non. Lur.h ot road. from depot t1 gu.
pel terminus 90 De- established for ...
present one and one-yhird miles Tho
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Suit for $4,000.

The case OF George Budd against ne
Salt Lake city Railroad company cane
up for hearing on the regular calendar
The case is one growing ont o. the col.
llsion on the Waterloo line Of the De.
PENDANT company's road last July The
defendants admit the plea Of the plain.
tn as TO the accident, and Ms cause
and the question is merely one o. dan.
ages. The plaintiff claims that h.'
spine was permanently injured and 3
suing the company for $4,000.
The case VIII occupy the remainder
of the day
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued today
to the following parties:
Francis Goodfelow. a. OF East Boun.
tiful and Nellie Brown. 90. OF South
Bountiful.
Hyrum ] Jensen. q, Of Union and
Nellie G. Stevenson, 20, 81 Murray.
Charles y. Gresham. 2s, and Margaret
Netty % both Of oxford. Idaho.
William S. Miner. 90 and Catherine
Silyerstarrin, "A. both Of Salt Lake City.
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Butte Mine on Fire.

Butte Mont, Nov li.--Fire broke out
in the 2OO-foot level OF the Bel mine
an Amalgamated Copper company
property last night and IS still burning.
Il Is under control, but grave apprehen-
sions are entertained that o. cnn07f Pa
extlnguished. The ore I'm the mine Is
free milling, containing a large percent
age Of sulphur and ire once sta lr4sio'i
hard proposition 10 handle. The loss
will certainly be large. The source Of
the fire Is unknown
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. No. Nov l2--Cattle-.
Receipts 1900. Steady 20 lower; ma
tive steers 350G5G0 Texas steers asa
j1j Texas COWS 2 25a3jO; native cows
and heIfers 17505ij. stockers and feed
crs 3.O04500; bulls 22jQlO0, calves 425
a5e0
Hogs-Recelpts 5000, Q 10 10 cents
higher. Bulk OF sales 4S5a5gO; heavy
4sOnLsj; packers tSjaA916, mixed 4SQ
WigO' light 475Gisii5; workers. 490q
49lla; pigs 430dj426.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 Steady; lambs
3.O0al.l5: muttons 2s0aA35.
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THE CITY RECORDERSHIP.

In reply to a question this morning
Mayor Thompson said that city Re-
corder Naylor had not handed 10 his
resignation and 1t was understood that
he would not do so Nothing win be
done In the matter The Mayor says
that no steps VIII be taken % remove
the officer,
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MONEY AND BONDS.
CLOSING STOCKS.

New York. Nov. l2--Closing stocks.
Atchson. 1879. do. preferred, 11a. A. $.
g. W, 3jN do rpeferred. $50; Ameri-
can Tobacco, lob American Tin Plate,
A.. do, preferred. IS. j. r. r.. 63ii b..
a. o., S0i4: DO. preferred. "a. G.. =. q O..
i334: C.. G.. G., q 81. L.. 66A G.. b. q l..
1914; G.. q q. W.. 1879 Con. Tob.. 81. G..
d. o. 32N; D. q IL, 115i9; Federal Steel.
4sb; do preferred, 7jA Glucose. 59h;
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NEW SUITS FILED.

Marie Schiller has entered a suit for
divorce from Dutrtch Schiller The
plaintiff sets forth In her information
that she and defendant were married
oct. 7th, 1895, and that ever since ne has
treated her with great cruelty. She
pruys for a divorce and substantial ALI
mOny
". IL. Bramel entered suit today
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

PRODUCE
Chicago. Nov. a. December wheat
opened at a to iii,, declined to 1881,
rallied To Uh0&
Glossy heat-Noy, 74a; Dec 7ih;
Jan. 1j4.
November. 39Ni Dec. 36hG%.
Oats Nov, 2l4, Dee. 22i.
Pork--Nov., 1l,j0 Jan, lilo.
Llrd--NOV.. 10, Jan, @ 800.
Ribs-Nov, 6.7j; JAM 6, 22H06.25.
Cash-Wheat-No. 2 red, 1ju16is No.
3. t20Ala; No. hard winter 50hQ12;
No. 3. do, G9012 No northern sprng
.ia!i No. 2, do. 7ig17; No. spring,
Corn-No. 2. s9isGa; No. g. 39Als.
Oats-No. 2. 22ADli 80. 3, %.
Rye-iSisQl9
BARLEY 3S0i2.
Timolhy-4.25.
FlaN-Northwest lS2iz.
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts $4,000 Generally
slowsto 10 cents low-G good 10 prime
steers 5A006.O0. poor 10 medium iAO4
b.j1; st0Ckers ana feeders 24lui.35;
cows 25j0A35. hefers 275NAlj. can
ngrs L2j0260; bulls 2CJui .50i calves
4.0On6O0, Texas led steers i00u4.S5,
grass steers 3.2JdilO, bulls 2.G0a32j.
Hogs-Receipts today $1,000 tomor-
row 1900, left over 1852 Strong, ac-
tive, 10 cents higher Top $40, Mixed
ana butchers l75uj1O; good 10 choice
heavy ASjaj1O; rough heavy A1Oq4SO,
light 4'jp517ls, bulk OF sales isO4
j.0gG.
sheep-Recelpts $4,000. sheep steady;
lambs weak to 80 cents lower Good TO
choice wethers f0)0i30; fair to choice
mixed 3.1jQ4lOi western sheep 4.O0u
$50, Texas sheep 2J0q3Gj native
lambs 450Q53O; western lambs 5.OQg
$50.
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RICH STRIKE.
Five Feet OF Clean Galena Struck In
the California on Saturday.

President W. l. Snyder Of the CalIfor-
MIA Mining company received a tele-
phone communication from Park city
yesterday TO the effect that fully five
feet OF clean galena ore had been struck
IN the property of the company az the
head Of Thaynes canyon. Park city, on
Saturday afternoon.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax. 100 at 57is. 100 at co.
Daly,West, 50 at S2322A; 90 at t2225.
60 az $3.50.
lngot 1900 az 3I; ] 900 AZ 3.
lover Mammoth, 600 az a., goo at
~ sSo L'y !e, at ~; $500 az a. 100 at is4;
Sacramento 1900 az Sc. 600 nj s-i..
Yankee Consolidated. 800 at 9.
Shares sold. 1870.
Selling value. Sll51275.
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LAND COMMISSIONERS.

The State board Of land commission
ers began their regular monthly ses-
sion this morning. The entire morning
session was taken up with the regular
routine business Of the session and the
receiving and fling OF communications
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CANNON BOOK STORE
WEEKLY SALE

This week leather goods consisting o.
purses. pocketbooks, portfolios, writing
sets. desk pads. collar and Gun set
dressing cases. etc. medallionsl mirrors
and photo frames continue for anolns'
week CANNON BOOK STORE.
Deseret News Props. II and 70 Man
Street.
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NEW MINING COMPANY.
The Nira 20 File Articles Of lncor.
puration az Provo This Afternoon.

Word comes from Provo 10 the effect
That THIS afternoon the Nra Mining
company win fle articles OF incorpor0-
t.un with the capitalization OF $4,000,
divided into 100000 shares Of par value
az ten cents eoch. The iuc0rpor3tors
ana officers OF the company are. George
s.. Storrs. president, J. v. Jones, vice.
PRESIDENT Robert n. knowlden. secre-
tlIy and treasurer these. together with
Jacob Evans and Royal q. Hush. COM
shutting the board of directors Tho
business Of the company win be trans
acted ut Provo
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To Attend Conferences in Arizona aud
Mexico With Elder s, b. Young.

President Joseph r. Smith, accom-
panied by Elder Seymour 3 Young. Of
the First Council Of Seventies, leaves
for an extended tour to Arizona and
the Mexican colonies this evening They
win DE gone about five weeks, attend
Ing the conference az JuareZ Mexico,
on November H. At Thatcher. Arizona.
On the 2jth and 26th inst at Mesa city
on December 2nd; at Snowflake on De.
cember 9th. and at ST. Johns on Deem
Der 18th. They will be Joined at Juarez
by Apostle Abraham o. Woodruff. who
viii accompany them throughout the
remainder Of their visit. and on their
return home
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LATE LOCAL NEWS,

II. Sullivan, the youth was, fined $50
by Judge Timmony on Saturday last
for stealing a bicycle and was this af-
ternoon released from the city jail up
on payment Of the fine. Sullivan re-
ceived the money from his relatives In
Michigan, who are said 20 be wealthy
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DELEGATES TO
S. S. CONVENTION,

WIN find all the Church Publications.
Sunday School, NJ. I. A. and Primary
association supplies az
CANNON BOOK STORE.
Deseret News. Props
II and 70 Main ST.
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, Nov. i2.-Wheat firm;
December l,0l&; May, 1OS%; cash, 100
Barley-Steady; December 1875 cash.
Il
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ST. LOUIS WOOL.

St. Louis Nov. l2-Wool firm and IN
changed Territory and western med
ium, l6qiS; fine. 13G16A; coarse, $50
Is
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VISITORS TO
S. S, CONVENTION,

Are invited 10 call and see our ele-
CANT lines Of Dolls, Toys, Picture
Books and everything suitable for Holt
day presents.
CANNON BOOK STORE
Deseret News. Props.
II and IL Main 81.
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CLEARlYi IOJSE REPORT.
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
MlngO bullion .. o.. o., ,...,.,.,,A 3tlO
Silver and lead ores b, O.. ..... % 700
OyanlQcs.., ..,.,. ,.,s,,. ESJV
MCCORMICK & co.
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GANGE-November 10th 1900. ofure,h
obstruction. Charles Rippard Gang
born al Walsall. and late Of Birmng.
ham. England, aged 60 year, u
months and 10 days The body can
be viewed from 9 TN II o'clock Tues
day al 10 l. street
Funeral services from Tweny-hri
ward meeting house, Tuesday, 81 j
o'clock a. m. Friends invited, Miilah'
NAL Star please copy.