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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29

has been I'm charge OF the construction
OF the big irrigation canal.
Hon. Sven o. Nelson OF Falrylew Is
numbered among the guests at the Gull
len,
Architect w. h. Ware VIII leave to-
morrow for a trip 10 Chicago He VIII
also visit California before he returns
TO salt Lake q month hence.
Judge c. s. Varlan. the well-known
Salt Lake Lawyer, Is in the city, a
guest at the Oyerland.-Boise States
man.
Hon. Farley l.. Williams. general at
torney for the oregon Short Line, Is
here from Salt Lake, making his home
at the Overland.-Boise Statesman
Frank J. Cannon boarded the train
FOR New York this morning.
Don Macgulre,the mining expert from
Ogden is In town today.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following names were registered
at the leading hotels IN ibis city at
three o'clock this afternoon;
Knutsford--s. s. Whitehead, Chicago;
Geo. II. Browman, Cleveland. D. NJ.
Furson, j, H. Bradley, II. Kahn and
wife Chicago; j. c. Hooper, 81. Jo-
seph,
Kenyon-G II. Roberts. Denver G..
Z. Rider. Chicago; j. H. Moran, New
York; w ~ Ryer, Denver Colo d.
]. Lindsay. Chicago
Cullen-M. Patrle. Boise; A. L. Foth-
erIngham, Beaver; II w. Rappelberger,
Wheaton, MINI; Mrs. j. w. Conley,
Salida. Colo; Don Mcguire, Ogden; G.
0, Roe, wife and son, Arlington la.
White House-W. F. Parkes Mercur.
IT. ] Langhrum Mercur B +. Met.
calf and wife, Spokane; A. c. Camp
bell. a. V. CURLY. Ogden Roger Mill-)
ward Grantsyille Chas. H. Roberts,H.
Hood. Bingham; a. II. Candland, La
Grande; Chas Toepe; II, o. wilder
Bingham George Thompson, Bingham;
f. II. Mereweather. Scoheld.
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OTHER CHURCHES.

Ihf NJ. +. church, corner Of Ninth
East and First South; j. A. Smith,
pastor. The pastor speaks tomorrow
morning at IL on The Old and the
New" Miss Mabel Clarke sings at
morning and evening services. Also a
special choir for the day Services at
1880 D. m. a cordial invitation to the
public 70 all services.
Special services begin tomorrow
morning AZ IL o'clock at the Inff NJ. T..
church. The different pastors Of the
city will speak each night. The even
ing services begin at 1880 each night.
A number Of noted men from abroad
will preach during the special services.
Westminster Presbyterian church. 1870
south Fourth West street between
Geo Bailey. LII. B., pastor Morning
service at II a. m. Subject Of sermon,
christian Unity" Evening at 1880,
subject, "A New Years Motto" Sun
day school at 1916 noon.
North West Sunday school, Gao west
North Temple street, az 1880 p. m. Jun
for G. T.. at $3.50, Y. y. s. c. r. at 6.15
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 1880. All are cordially in
yited to these services,
ST. Paurs church, Vain and Fourth
South streets-Rev Ellis Bishop. rector.
Dec. 30. Sunday after Christmas, S a. m,
holy communion; 1890 o. m.. morning
prayer; II a. m, sermon and choral Gel
ebrating holy communlon $3.50 D. m,
baptism; p. m, chlldrens carol SER
vice; $3.50 p. m, Bible class, by Prof.
Marshall; 1880 p. m, evening prayer.
st. Paurs Associate Mission Rev.
Ellis Bishop rector. Rev. r. s. String
fellow, associate. Dec 80, Sunday after
ChrlFtmas.
st. Peters Chapel, Fifth North and
Fit,h West street-Sunday school child.
rem will meet at chapel at 1880 p. m. 10
go TO st. Paurs church for the carol
service. No service here today. Mon.
day. 1880 p. m. special Christmas SER
vice and Christmas tree.
St. Johns Chapel. Perkins Addition
p. m, Sunday school. $3.50 p. m, even.
Ing prayer and sermon.
MN Creek Mission. Wllbor School
House-3:3O p. m, evening prayer and
sermon.
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Hewlett Bros. Go.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

Of this section has always claimed that
when he got short Of funds be could
gouge out a grub stake from some OF his
claims lie probably found that the
time to gouge had arrived last month,
as he showed up with 1900 pounds OF
ore and last week drove TO Butte with
H. and the net returns amounted 10 5000
The ore came from a claim adjoining
the Ajax.
one shipment which was tonic 20
the prospectors hereabouts was made
by Pink and Hedra last month they
made shipment OF one carload Of
ore that nctted them $500. and this
they followed by two cars Of $50 ore.
They took this rock from Bartell Bros
Edgerton. which they hold under lease,
and is Just south OF the Bowery mine
They are down but sixty feet. but the
showing is a very encouraging one to
the owners and leasers.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
200 head; market nominally steady
Good 10 prime steers. 5,2jq6,OO; poor 70
medium 3.G5q515. stockers and feed
ers. 2.5OQL35; cows. 2.5OGA20; heifers,
2.6OG4.4O. Gamers, l.7jQ250; bulls. 2.5O9
$50; calves, 4O0Q5j0; Texas fed steers,
Q3.35.
Hogs-Recelpts today 10000 head
Monday $4,000; left over. 6.56s; market
8 cents higher, closing strong. Top, 49,
mixed and butchers, 46jQ4s2i5; good to
choice heavy, 475Q497h; rough heavy,
A6OQA70; light. 465a492ia; bulk Of
sales 4.SOG4g0
Sheep-Recelpts, 1000 head market
steady. Good to choice wethers 3,54
$50: fair 10 choice mixed. 340qS75;
western sheep. 375d4j0 Texas sheep,
2.50Q3.50: native lambs, 4.25a5,5Oi
western lambs, 5.0Od5j0.
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Murderer Mcnonnin NJ

Washington, Dec. 29-sa,nr., A..
Donald, who one week AGO kI1si s''G'
Morris, auditor Tor the war dansy,.r' Il
died this morning at the s,, '' ,.l.'
hospital from his self-lnnlctai' gt s5-.y
Macdonald, after killing Morris ''. ~,
ms M, own throat ana shot himself NV, wv
saV n nh was thought he had ,
remarkable physique. but n. w. w 4i
termined TO die. and 30 inforrs1 t ~ -.'
tendants at the hospital. he R7 s'' .. s''
tully guarded and prevented frr ,''''
nlcting any further injuries or b l,- W.
but for two days h. refused ,, Ell.
nourlshment as far as possible .Si
~ tris ~. morning. liig. at o'clock dI,i 9ust.
" and without a struggle. Tbs ~.
siclans say death was dua NOR KY
anything else TO MacDopa'Ts 3.,. .n
minauon not 70 live. Il was "a
markable exhibition OF viii poNar '~
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LOWER MAMMOTH.
The Management Is Building Big
Bin Preparatory to shipping.

Il appears that something definite
viii shortly be known regarding the
values IN the Lower Mammoth ore. Mr.
Hamburger says the company is now
building a modern ore bin Of good ca
pacity to receive the ore which Will
shortly be raised from the 800 level
No changes are reported at the mine
as, owing TO the holidays. but little
work has been done under ground. Ar
rangements have been made TO go 100
feet deeper but in the meantime Mr.
Bamberger intimates that as soon as
the bin is completed some OF the ore
viii be put on the market This should
settle the question Of average value
and give a more settled price to the
stock, which has nuctuated between
wide limits this week with not the least
change reported at the mine,
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Religious services in the German Ian.
guage are held every sunday morning
at y o'clock in Choir Hall. Richards
street
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m,
In Choir Hall Richards Street. Also
every Thursday evening at S o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
The Second quorum Of Seventy will
hold rs regular meeting In the FIJI
teenth ward assembly room on Monday
evening. Jan. 81, at 1880 o'clock.
On Monday evening next, the 10Th
quorum OF Seventy will meet In the
Sixth ward assembly room, commenc-
ing at 1880 o'clock The quorum In
cludes all Seventies in the Fifth, Sixth.
Cannon and East Brighton wards.
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PRODUCE

To the local price OF May wheat two
cents was added today, and report
from Minneapolis says millers had ad-
vanced the price Of -four ten cents pei
barrel. The advance in wheat was on
a buOyant speculative market and was
due TO the stubborn firmness recently
displayed by the Liverpool market and
TO a pronounced falling or In North
western wheat receipts. During the
first hour on the board Of trade. there
was a greater speculative trade than
during the whole session OF any other
day this week. May wheat opened un-
changed from yesterday at 73A, and on
buying by commission houses some Of
their orders being for foreign inter-
ests and by traders who had sold short.
the price advanced 10 i5l2 A reaction
20 7iA followed this bulge early buy
ers selling 10 secure profits, but as
there was a good demand for what they
let out, the market steadled and closed
strong. May lTG2c higher than the
close yesterday at 7jh0h.
December wheat, which 10 practically
the cash article now, closed lAc high
er at 72h
Close-wheat-Dec., 72h; Jan, 72A;
May 72Ed73.
Corn-Dec, 49, Jan, 56l2QS; May
96Hq7s.
Oats-Dec. %: Jan, p; May 24dls.
Pork, Dec, 100; Jan, i2.22iz; May
i242i5
Lard-Dec., 6s2h Jan, 600; May,
Rlbs-Dec. and Jan, G.42A; May, 655.
Cash-Wheat--No. 2 red, 74d78: No.
3. red, 7Od76 No 2. hard winter. 7O9
70: No. g. hard winter, 69G72; No. /,
northern spring. 73q75; No. 2, do. 7SG
rs.
Corn-No. ?. 81: No. 3. 35H.
Oats-No. 2, 22lkq23h; No. 3, 22A9
y.
Rye-is
Barley-3SGe0,
Timothv-4 so
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Five Days Business Show a Record
of S95,3lR24
GRAND CENTRAL ADVANCES
Con. riercur weakened Lower ham-
moth IL Firm To-day - hammo'h
Little Chauged-AiaX weaker

The amount Of business transacted on
the exchange today footed up TO 'll,-
JO3.SL which represented the sale Of
S2g5 shares OF stock During the ive
DAYS that the exchange was open thi+-
week q22lg shares uf stock We're soIl
for the sum Of {gj.3l12f Lower Mani
moth received by far the greatest at-
tentlon during the week when u nue.
mated as low as &l.19. after opening at
81 AZ ON Monday. il has since risen
40 81 90. around which figure 10 STANDS
today. Only 300 shares were sold To-Day
Grand Central was quite active TO-DAY
al advanced prices. The decision ia
the law suit caused the stock 20 adj
vance about 81. 90 per share on the curD
last evening. but the stock was not
quite as strong today. The opening
sale OF Is shares was made az $3.50,
from which price it went up 60 1913
per share and afterwards fell back 70
SO. 40 on the closing sale. Con Mercur
opened the week az 1875, but has since
Weakened 10 1901 the lowest price az
witch the stock sold today II opened
today with the sale OF zoo shaTes at
s3.41, and after falling 20 the lowest
mark II reacted 20 S3.Os on the closing
sale. Ajax continues 10 grow weaker
being traded IN today as low as 81.
Mammoth remains quite hrm around
So while May Day has been practl-
cally stationary around AZ. Rocco
Homestake sold at 81 on Monday but
II closes the week with sales as high
as glh. Silver shield Is In good de-
mand around 26la. though 50o enares
were dropped today az 26A Valeo
reached its highest point for the month
today, when 200 shares changed hands
at 90. Daly-West has not been very
active this week though Il remains tirm
with a leaning towards the 81 mark,
Joe Bowers was active today at "a,
while Tetro made a sale Of 1000 shares
At 8. $500,
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AGooD COPPER SHOWING
Reported in the Beulah Company's
Property In Grand Encampment.

]. f. Ledbetter, formerly Of this city,
writes encouragIngly ot the Battle Lake
country in Wyoming. where he and 9TH
ers have secured some promising copper
claims. Three Of the clans bonded
for $4,000 and other considerations,
have been made the basis OF a hig COM
pany, having 100000 shares. and con-
trolled by Boston people. Mr.. Ledbet-
ter writes that the company. called the
Beulah Copper company has just pur-
chased two other claims FOR $4,000.
which gives It a group Of five claims.
which are said 10 be the pick OF the
country adjoining The property is said
10 be not FAR from the famous Ferris
Haggerty group. A good showing Is
reported.
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GILsoNITE MINES.
S. v. Shearer Expects 20 Have Big
Consignment Next Week.

Special correspondence.
Price, Carbon Co.. Dec 2S.-One Of
the Culmer brothers Of Salt Lake City
left here this morning with men ana
supplies for the gilsOnito and asphaltum
mines Of Culmer Bros. in the castle
Peak district north Of Fort Du, hesne,
where work win be resumed on the
properties. some OF which have been
tied up In the courts, which has pre-
vented shipping ont the ores 20 the
East s. Y. Shearer. who Is operating
in the same section. EFFECTS 90 have
IN a big consignment Of gilsonite the
coming week be having opened up
new ana valuable property out that
way. There have been quite a number
of persons in here ~ late looking mp
coal lands. and altogether the pros
poets for mining IN Carbon county the
coming year were never brighter than
now.
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TRANSFERS oF STOCK.

Ajax, 100 at 5S; 100 at 81.
Con, Mercur. 200 at $3.A; 100 at $40;
100 at SOL; 100 at 500. 100 az sos.
Grand Central, % at $500, 100 at
s.4ss; 100 at $50; 100 at 6.52H; 200 at
SIS; 200 at 6.S5. 100 az s 30; 200 at $40.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at $40: 200 at
$50.
Mammoth 800 at 81 IS, seller 10 days.
100 at 2iSh, seller 10 days
May Day, 100 at 42la; 400 at a..
Rocco Homestake, 200 at a. 100 at
lia.
slvershield, 800 at 26&: 500 at 25B.
Star Con, 200 at 70; 200 at 7ii5 100
Al 74N.
Valeo, 900 at 90.
Golden Eagle 900 az IL.
Joe Bowers 1000 at az.
Tetro, 1000 az 8.
Shares SOLD S225.
Selling value, 81 j03.S7.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The year closes with all local com
mercial stocks at the highest point at
tanned during the twelve months, and
with the tendency stlll upward; very
few stocks are now left In the list
that Yield the owners more than per
cent, and many OF them are near a b
per cent basis. stu, with the conges-
ton OF money here, Il Is likely that
stocks will be higher before they are
lower.
Most Of the deals OF the week have
been In Utah Sugar some large blocks
having changed hands at 1920. Fol-
lowing are the latest quotations.
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DIED.

sUDBURY-In Salt Lake city. D e,.'i.
Der 2sth. OF cancerous tnoetsC . fa,h
Emma Lovina sudbury IN 'ne '
year OF her age. "a, q, the
Funeral services will be hell n ,ss
First ward meeting house Mohua'' ear.
S0th inst, az y. m. FIlehus a.
daily invited 20 attend
sANTOLINI--In this city. Dec 'i,sly
Felix Santollnl, a native %
aged 90 years months. 80, ,or,or.
Funeral services win be he.a 0 sgI9,
row. Sunday, at 1890 p. M az .o.rnsn,
nen's Undertaking Parlors. ~ ,nyited.
at Calvary cemetery. frlehuS
MARKs.--In this city, Dec, W wo,ks
pneumonia, olive Hoaglana 81 Dec
wife OF stephen r. Marks. po'"
2lst isis. Salt Lake city.
Notice OF funeral later
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COLUMBIA COPPER.
Four Cars OF High Grade Ore Were
on the Market Today.

Frank 3. Cook came in from the
Columbia copper mine al Bingham last
evening, where he went to inspect the
assessment work now being done there
The company has force Of eleven men
employed on the surface. Leasers are
also engaged extracting some good
shipping ore from the main workings
on the company's domain. Four cars
OF this ore were on the market today
with three cars Of concentrates. Mr.
Cook says one Of the cars OF ore win
average about % per cent In the red
metal, and the others will run close
10 20 per cent. The ore was taken from
a small streak 20 which the company
has heretofore given but little atten-
ttou
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ships In Distress.

New York, Dec. 29.-The Bristol City
line steamer Brooklyn City. Captain
King which arrived this morning from
Bristol AMI Swansea, reports that on
Sunday, December l6 In latitude $685.
longitude 1880 q distressed steamer
was sighted with another steamer
standing by The distressed steamer
was IN ballast, had a yellow funnel with
black top; the other was loaded, had
bun funnel with two white bands and
black top. The latter had evidently
been towing the former. as they were
hauling In the hawser al the time.
Captain King said that he could see
that the distressed vessel had lost her
propeller and tallshaft. Signals were set
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Is Not tho Rn.lnnd Mine.

Spokane Wash. Dee % The fam
Gus L. Roi mine ~ oRs'laud. n. c.. Is
not involved in the London and Globe
Finance Corporations smash The
L. RoI mentioned in C3hlegrams Is be-
loved On le @ property located near the
original Ic RcI Whitaker Wright en-
Fineered tho sale OF the original lie Rol
90 British capitalists. but Is not known
20 have an interest In 10 now.
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Denver, Dec. -Cattle-Recelpts rs,
market quiet. steady Beef steers. S5Od
$50. cows 275QAl0; feeders. freight
paid 10 river, 2O0N430 stockers, $3.50
40; bulls, stays, etc, 200Q325.
Hogs-Recelpts $50 head market
shade 70 Be higher. Light packers, 4T3
$50; mixed and heavy, 4s0q4s5.
No sheep.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. No. Dec 29.-Cattle-
Receipts, 100 head. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head Market
steady 10 l0c higher Bulk OF sales.
4.SG0t.S5; heavy. S0G4 30; packers.
4. S2Hd4. 90; mixed, 4.soG4S7h; light,
1o64 s7ia; workers. 4.S2ha4S7iA; pigs,
4.35Q475,
sheep-Recelpts, COO head. Market
strong; lambs, 9.50d5.iO; mutions, l.75
QlO0
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Ask
For 1t.

Hundreds OF good housekeepers who
have used Three Crown Baking Pow
der Extracts and Spices win use no
other kind as they know the brand
Three Crown guarantees them pure
and good article at lower price than
the imported goods would cost ASK
your grocer for the Three Crown
brand the next time you order goods IN
our line.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK,

Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 29.-Cattle-Re-
cclpts LOCO head, Market steady. Ma
steers i.OOQi5oi Texas steers, $3.50
SIS: cows and heifers, 3.OOQi %; can
nerg 1.JOd2.75; stockers and feeders
S.OOQi. 40. calves, 4.5006.5O; bulls,
stays. etc, 2.25G4.00.
Hogs- Receipts, $500 head Market
shade to Sc higher. Heavy, 4,75Gl.s2is;
mixed. 4.s0q4. S2is; light, 4.70dt,s5;
pigs, 4.O0a4.25; bulk Of sales, 4.SQQ
4S2ik.
sheep-Recelpts, 200. Market steady
Fed muttons, i00a4.s5; westerns, s.s5
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

In Justice Sommer's court this after
noon James Hand is hdylng a hearing
on the charge OF embe2zlement. II Is
alleged that he was entrusted with $40
belonging TO J. A. Wilbur a colored
man. and refused 20 return the money.
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grangers reacted, and there was profit
taking under cover Of the strength in
special stocks. There were advances
OF 9 10 s In the Rubber stocks. National
Tube Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Union
Pacific. Northern Pacific, Northwestern
preferred and American Express. The
close was very animated and Irregular
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LOCAL Bril-

Judge Cherry will not !
again until Saturday Of this
Deputy County Clerk Blaii
sick list, suffering with a seS
OF rheumatism.
An order was entered I'm Ju
court this forenoon postI
matters set for today until
The funeral Of John G.. Re
died at San Diego, Of Brigh
was held from the undertak
Of A. $. Watson this afterno
County Commlssioner-ele,
has filed his bond with the CO
in the sum Of $1,000. His :
w. II. Haigh and B. NJ. Ha
one OF the handsomest ca
The season Is that turned Z
lnterm0untain Electric com
picture that heads Il is a wO
State officials, district
clerks IN State offices rece
salary warrants from Auditc
today. The amount distr
SlS,G35.
In the divorce case OF Ja
VS. ID. b. Slower. leave was tC
cd the defendant TO file an
cross-complaint.
Marriage licenses were 70
10 Samuel Butler. -. of Ho,
county, and Nora Anderson,
Sc, salt Lake county. +
R0wlcs %. OF Blackfo0L
Esther G.. BehIe, % Of salt 1
The Ancient order of the
q benevolent society incOrpoi
the laws OF Missouri flied a
articles OF association with
clerk today, naming VILLA
puss Of Salt Lake its agent
Julian g. Houtz, the live
mission agent. has left the
the Evans Suider- Buel comp
cagu, 20 engage with the Fla
sion company Mr.. H0utz W
headquarters az 50. Joseph
a decree Of adoption has 7
by Judge Hilas. by which p
Henrietta Lochrau adupt as
child Emma Beckstud. IN
IS five years old and was des
mother before she died TWO
Plans are under way 90
First Presbyterion church an
Side Baptist church Th. b
introduced yesterday mUru.u
mitiees from both thurgus
IN the near future t1 seeIfe
would meet the approval of
grogati0ns.
a Chinese physician who.
name Is Andrew Ford Is sp.i
weeks Do Salt Lake. He lis
age. and is q member af tbs
ian church His wife. moth
ters and grandmother. wer
he Boxers. he says. and hl
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ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws'1
Washington, =. C.. Dec 9.-S. A. sprv
mas been appointed postmaster an LIN
,olnn. TooeIe county vice A. NJ. Sheets
esigned
l. G. French and wife Of Salt Lake
re here
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CHURCH NEWS.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints will
lie held tomorrow at o'clock In the
1ubernacle Sunday schools in the
various wards az 10 a. M. and meeting
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Sharp left today
on a visit 10 the East.
Editor William Wallln OF the Pocatel-
10 Tribune Is In the city.
NJ. d. Hammond. father OF Secretary
OF State Hammond, Is In this city on
a visit from Alberta. Canada, where he
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.


December %. 1900
rodays clearlngs. .... ..{3l0.g 500 %
same day last year. e.. o.. O.. 42lNA6q
weeks cleorlngsu .. ..,. .,.231ig $50 40
same week last year. d. ....lg35.Il3 10
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SAN FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET.

San Francisco. Cal, Dec. 2s.-Quota-
lions for wool are: Spring
1lQl3c; Eastern Oregon, l00iic; Valley
Oregon, l5Qi7 Fall Mountain lambs.
9Qi0c; San joaquin plains 69sc; Hum
bOldt and Mendoclno. i0Gl2o.
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Charged Mith Stealing orc.

Helena, Mont. Dec. 29--Harry Cur
now, a saloonkeeper OF Marysville,
Richard Tremback. George Richard and
George Bedlleke, miners. are under ar
rest charged with stealing il40 pounds
Of ore worth several thousand dollars.
from Bald Butte mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29

I'm keeping with Madison county's
general prosperity, the mining interests
about silver Star Keep pace with the
best Of them says the Sheridan
Chinook.
Chris Elliott one Of the old timers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
Aged Prisoner Released.

Albany. n. Y, Dec. 2s-Henry w.
Howgate, aged 10. who In 1850 served
the government as disbursing officer OF
the signal service at Washington. was
released from the penitentlary last
evening after having served six years
for forgery and Justification OF ac-
counts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29

ON the Brooklyn city asking NAM.
me vessels but receiving no rs1 'ii,.' q
proceeded on her course. k ~ !.. Sle
southwest gale and misty r5l5 ,U ,.1ss
heaVy seas prevailed M tbs ,i,'''' Win