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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
MINING NOTES.

A car Of ore is at the sampler from
the York Of Bingham.
The Grand Central Of Tintic reached
the market today with S cars Of ore.
The Honorine Of Stockton reached the
market today with two cars Of ore
The Aspen oil well near Evanston Is
said to be flowing about 30 barrels per
day.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
S cars Of ore from Tintic and 2 from
Stockton today.
Surveyor j. T. Breckon has gone to
Park Valley, where he expects to re-
main for the next week or two.
r. NJ. Wilkinson has taken the place
OF x, NJ. wilkinson, Jr., as secretary Of
the Mammoth Mining company
Prest. Samuel Mcintyre. who IS up
from the Mammoth of Tintic reports
no new developments at the mine.
Manager Thomas II Benton of the
Cygnet Of Stockton has returned from
Chicago, after an absence OF two
weeks.
James A. Pollock, the well known
broker. returned 10 the city Yesterday
afternoon after an absence OF several
weeks.
w. II. Dodge left for Park Valley last
night with a surveyor for the purpose
OF surveying the III Amigo company's
property for patent
Joseph Farren has returned from an
examination Of the Plutus company's
ground at Tintic very favorably i'm
pressed with the appearance OF the
ground.
Morris Dusseldorf expects to leave to-
morrow for Cottonwood i'm company
with Joseph Oberndorfer and wife.
While away they will visit the Black
Bcss and Comstock properties.
Newt Dunyon will leave for Esmeral-
da county, Nevada, tomorrow, To look
at the properties Of the Vulcan Copper
company The thermometer has hung
around ITO In the shade for some weeks
past.
w. +. Nigus expected 10 leave for
Beaver county this evening in COM
pany whit b. b. Quinn. While away
they will inspect the Reciprocity Min
ing company's property with the view
OF deciding upon a place TO start per-
manent development
Operations az the Ajax Of Tintic hav,
been delayed this week owing TO The
company setting up a new boiler. tn,
work viii be comnleted next week whN
the management expects 10 extrac
some ore from the lower level.
Ernest j Weaugh reached the clty
/ this morning from Lima. Ohio. Mr.
Weaugh has completed college cours
In mining engineering ana expects I,
enter actively into the practice of hi
profession IN Utah
A dispatch from Vancouver. 3. C.
states that the Britannia copper mine
located on Howe sound thirty mile
from Vancouver, has changed hands
A majority Of stock has been purchase
by Montana people through George II
Robinson, mining engineer Of Butte
The price paid was 81 800 a share a
which rate the local valuation Of IN
mine would be 100000. Il is stated tina
+. August Heinze Of Butte will utl
mately become connected with the syn
dictate which viii proceed AZ once to de
velup the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
THE WEEK ON
THE EXCHANGE.
The Market on the Whole Shows a
Slight Shrinkage'
UNCLE SAM FlRMER TODAY
Ajax Active south swansea >'""''
-. Zen Butter tnchanse"
white Rock Active

stocks have been fairly active Oh Wv
mining exchange this week cohS'oe''"s
.na Coo, that so many people are OUT
80 town Some 26,5OO shares ehahseu
hands on the exchange today lor 'no
snm Of s2l9i7.G2. The sales Tor .he
u,oo,, amount to 26O 1876 shares Wi''cn
represent a selling value Of 'zsl '' ,''',
.,ov was the feature Of the can ,o'"y
rben 1890 shares changed hahuS ~
nriccs ranging between A''5A AZ ,r c'e
onenlng and sl.47ia at the elose' i"o
o.oar has weakened from Sl'o' s'"e'
sso,,1ov A heavy decline was seen III
nav west, which was tradea J" "
49,, Gao "a after opening the week AZ
s,o M Nav Day was active today DC,
tween sl.59 and sl.55%' as co', l'.
with 81 s2h last Monday. SCUM o"a" !,
saa GOOD around S. on Monday nut "
has since slumped to 49, at "h'ch PRIV s,.
Tho stock changed hands tocay' ''1i
CON Let 90 500 at iS today WINE ill.,
e,,a reacted after yesterday aec,lne ~,
Sa a cid nm TO 81 SO. Ben Butler nso
rnu steady around 2o's since IN, tHs
,oanagement decided to go aheau W." ,u
t ,1 evtraetion Of ore in spite OF she in
tunctIon, Sales were made t0ua ,S oo @i
5o o Dalton Of Marysvale has siq tDa .,'
~ SS for some unknown reason, E s.lth
~ he week II was offered AZ VIZ
h'd white Rock has shown s SOM,
oo,Ivitv this week at 20, The coi l,l'5a
a owns some placer property IN nevada Ne, slS
T Tsr9 nut on squirt this week S., e,d
sold M 10 rs. 1t has since weak ,',l'Ia
~ % at which figure a sale was inu pa
,Iis morning. Eagle and Blue bel NJ M,
, ,',,s 90O al 99h this morning, WIZ
naiy climbed to $40. Grand Ceh '., ~
h pn,' sold down to 81. 40. sacramento ,. y. .
n ,'So to grow weaker Dexter nas
o GAVIN little activity this Wee n
s aro,nd 81. Tesora has fell away d,,o, 20
" mou az, while West Morning u'ory
is firm around 6is sos tol
closing quotations were posted AZ ''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Cumberland Shut Down.

The Virtue Consolidated Mining com
pany, of which Arthur Buckbee Is man
ager. has been compelled to close down
the Cumberland mine on War Eagle
Mountain. Idaho, owing, It is said, to
the excessive cost of coal To the
Boise Statesman MIR Buckbee said he
did not think operations would be re-
sumed this year. The Cumberland Is
equipped with splendid mill and hoist
Ing plant.
Mr.. Buckbee's friends in this city and
in Tinuc where he al one time pre-
sided over the destinies Of the sunbeam.
will be sorry to learn that shut down
az the Cumberland has been necessary.
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BUSINESS AND REALTY.

The week has witnessed some new
jumps in local stocks and the making
Of several new top notch figures. The
stocks referred to are Deseret Savings,
which stands at sl75 bid Home Fire.
which reached $3.50 and Coop Wagon
and Machine Co., which stands at SIG
The Deseret Savings bank statement
recently published in the News"
showing its admirable condition and
especially the conservative valuation
OF It's assets, Is responsible for the
search for It's stock The Home Fire has
also made a semi-annul report which
shows It TO be In stronger condition
than ever before in its history. It's as
sets also being valued very low The
reason for the advance I'm Coop
Wagon Is generally attributed TO the
decided strengthening OF the institution
| by It's recent increase OF capital. with
| which Il retired Sl00. 900 Of its floating
| liabilities. other stocks are very
| strong. Utah sugar sold az SIG 50. and
/ SlS5 was bid for ogden sugar without
| bringing any forth The beet crop con
tlnues In fine condition and everything
| Is I'M readiness at lehi and the auXil-
larry plants at Sprlnyvilie. Bingham
| junction and Provo to handle the ship
ment Of beets. the combined capacity
being from 1000 10 1900 tons per day
| The ogden plant is also IN readiness
| for the Weber county crop and can alsc
take care Of any part Of that In Cache
| county which may have TO BE- sent IL
Il through the lateness OF the com.
pletion Of the Logan plant
] IRA. lutaef .t,fnff,.p av. 81. g.n-....-
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ReyicM of Finances.

New York, Aug. 9.-Bradstreet's Fin
ancial Review tomorrow will say
Strength and speculative confidence
reappeared in the stock market after
the middle OF the week. accompanied
by an increase in the activity The
change in this respect was the more
striking because the week opened with
a very depressed feeling in the stoc<
exchange circles and prices for sew
eral days declined IN some cases In
decided manner
The unexpected ending OF last Sat
urday's conference between the heads
OF the Amalgamated association OF
Steel Workers and the United States
Steel corporation in a disagreement
and the announcement by the labor
union that there would be a general
strike instead Of pacification OF the
existing trouble was calculated 20 have
a demorallzlng effect upon a market
which had already experienced a liqui-
dalton and decline on the damage to
the corn crop and the strike.
Bearish feelings consequently pre-
dominated when the market opened
| last Monday and there was heavy sell
ing for both longs and shorts in the
! steel STOCKS, NtNtItnelttS, hllef n
time II was seen that the United States
Steel stocks were receiving powerful
support at about 40 for the common and
below 80 for the preferred. Doubts
were also cast on the ability Of the lab
or union leaders to make good their
threats OF closing the majority OF the
| plants OF the steel corporation. This
was followed by news that the steel
| corporation was promptly putting into
| execution its plan OF opening, one by
one, its non-union mills which had been
shut down and that thus far the plan
had been completely successful.
on this the steel stocks hardened and
| on Thursday rumors that there were
| renewed prospects OF settlement
caused sharp advances In United States
Steel TO cover shorts and In the gen
eral market, but the railroad list was
also influenced in a bulllsh way by
| independent factors. The chief Of these
was the better view the street takes
OF the corn crop situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
shipment From Johnny.

Messrs W. J. Doolv and G. O. Newell
returned last night from Stateline with
a clean un from the Johnny mine I'm
that camp. The cold bullion is valued
az $4,000. and In addition the company
has car OF ore at The sampler which
Is expected 90 net between $1,000 and
$4,000. a new strike of very high grade
gold ore on the west drift of the 100
foot level. Some OF this rock shows free
gold ore Is reported 90 have beer
made on the west drift on the 100.
foot level Some % this rock shows IRE,
gold In astonishing abundance. tn,
min is running ana the new pump q
handling about $1,000 gallons OF water
per day The outlook at the mine !,
said to be very encouraging.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Worlds Wheat supply.

New York, Aug. ia dispatch to the
Journal Of Commerce from Paris SAYS.
Nothing is yet known regarding the
wheat crop with any exactness which Is
not already plain to ordinary experts.
For France even the first results Of the
tnIeshlngs are not known Taking
France as an example. II is certain than
the gears crop heavily deficient. The
only doubt concerns the approximate
amount Of the wheat which viii have
60 be imported to supply the needs OF
the national consumption. The esti-
mates range from 27,5Oo.O0O bushels to
60OQO. 900 bushels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
New Find In DE Lamar Mine.

II was reported a few days ago that
a very large body Of high grade ore
had been opened IN the old DeLamar
mine Idaho, This report aroused much
interest among those 90 whose ears e.
came. because OF the fact that the COM
many was known tn bl clcanins up pre-
1afat0ry To closing down the great
property. II appears. however. that the
report was much exaggerated. The
Boise Odal Statesman says that an
interesting discovery has been made In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST"

BY James T.. Talmage. PHI. d. +. Il. $
T.. F. C. S. professor Of geology. Uni
verslty Of Utah, book Of ils pages,
beautifully Illustrated The first COM
plete and authentic work on the re-
uowned saline sea. Price Is cents,
portage prepaid. For sale by the Des-
eret News and all news dealers.
Autobiography OF Capt james 5.
Brown, $50 pages. bound In cloth. Price
t2.oo; for sale at the Deseret News.
Special terms to agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
ENGLAND'S AMERICAN SCOUT.

Mention was made by our correspon-
dent OF the fact that Mai Burnham,
the famous scout, rlsked his life In an
attempt to warn Gen. Broadwoods coll
umn when il was walking into the trap
at Sanna's Post so skillfully laid by the
Beers. Ii may be remembered that at
the time Mai. Burnham was prison.
err In the hands of Dewet, and his keen
eye quickly saw that unless Broad
woods force could be warned II was
lost beyond redemption. Accordingly
and this fact we believe, has not yet
been made public-Maj. Burnham, at
the risk OF his life contrlved TO mount
an ambulance wagon and made signals
that there We're seen by those at the
head Of Broadwoods column. Appar-
entity, however, our men had lulled
themselves into such a false security
that the signaling failed Of its effect.
We believe that the signals were per-
fectly understood, and the singular ex-
PLANTATION was given by those who read
them that they thought the signals
We're made by a Boer, using, appar-
emily, the British code. they neverthe-
less Numbered on into the pltfall which
had been prepared for them.
No less interesting is the story-also,
We believe hitherto unpublished--of
Maj. Burnham's escape from the Beers
! after Sanna's Post. He had been placed
In bullock wagon at the head of the
Boer column, but by series of lngen-
ious articles he contrlved to get placed
In the last of the long line of wagons
whence he had an uninterrupted view
| OF the Boer rear guard. Waiting until
nghtfall and watching his opportunity
he managed 10 drop over the front of
the wagon, just behind the tails of the
last oxen, and remained fiat on the
ground until the wagon had passed over
him, when he swiftly and steathily
crawled away and lad hid In hollow
until the Boer rear guard had passed,
ultimately making his way back to thC
British lines. As an evidence Of Mai
Burnham's scouting qualities, II may
be stated that he was within the Boer
lines, unknown and unsupported. no les.
than thirty-four tlmes.-London Chron.
| icle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Reorganization Of Zinc Company.

New York. Aug l0-C. H. A. Dough-
erL who was chairman Of te commit
tee OF stockholders 90 re-organize the
International ZinZ company. announces
that q step In reorganization has been
taken hv the incorporation Of the New
Hope Mining company. The statement
OF incorporation. he says has been
fled In Newark. y J. The corporation
is TO have a capital stock 81 $4,000.
and is 10 have the ownership OF the
zinc mines al joplin. Mo. which be-
longed TO the international Zinc com.
nany previous % its failure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
uunae
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

the mine, but II is not like the opep
ing Of a new ledge, or the development
Of new ore body, but rather like the
discovery Of small ore chute connect
ed with one Of the old ore bodies OF
the mine. The discovery was made In
the west workings on the fourth level
The ore now showing Is about four
feet ia width and OF very good grade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

A Cotton run OF Yampa ore was COM
n,oted nj Dewey mill Wednesday
Great damage was done by me la,C
cloudburst 20 roads in Butterheid anu
Brooklyn gulehes' ia, a,a boiler
for the Boston Conusoii lated Nere ~
ceived and delivered by Bingham N'
l.. Co. teams Sunday .,.. b.a,
Tho Last Chance mill, having been
ehut down several days for a genera
cleanup and repairs, resumed 10
Grind The fore part Of the Week.
last Tuesday 10 carloals lg1o TONS vi
orc lei Bingham depot. The largest
davis shipment Of the season was %
carloads-about ll0O tons,
Ben Butler is now making regular
shinmentR. Work on ore having peth
resumed the ore In sight assures d coh-
tlnuance of present output Tor soihe
time to come. ...,,,
II is stated that the silver shAd VIII
soon nut I'm suitable pumping machin-
orv ana resume work on largef scare
nan ever. This win necessiiate further
assessments. but the showing when wa
Ter compelled suspension encourages
the expenditure.
new company Is about 20 be form
"a IN operate the claims OF the Fortune
group ma, covered by the mortgage
lately foreclosed-by which six wer
sold 10 Simon Hamburger. There are
slxteeh claims remaining all more or
less developed and shown" ore, and
the new outfit will be qualified to 90
extensive work.
Work is being resumed on the Tough
nut at mouth Of Markham Gulch, al
ter more than year OF idleness. NJ
breast OF main tunnel, now In about
400 feet ana following a contact q
streak OF iron pyrites Is showing. tn.
tunnel is nearing a bedded vein and
the streak Is a good sign that at IN
tersectlon an ore body VIII be en-
| countered.
Fred Lewis and Al Bancroft, work
ing the Freda for Ed McCarrick. nave
an incline shaft down go feet with
! nice streak OF iron copper ore that be
gan showing at the footwall about
/ week ago. The vein Is a quartzite
! porphvry contact. A Crosscut run Y
feet TO ascertain It's width did not react
the hanging wall The vein matter Il
more or less copper stained through
| out.
At the silver Hill ORed Wing) CLAIM
about 100 tons u good lead ore are OF
tunnel dump. as result of develop
n.ent work done the past few weeks
We understand there Is a large amour
Of mineral proved up In the Silver IN
and SECULAR shipments viii soon beglr
II will have TO come down the heav
grade Of Black Dog road unless bet
ter road Is built a tramway with lowe
terminal In Markham Gulch might .
constructed al small expense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
south Granite Tunnel Looks Well.

Manager b. +. Woodward Of the
South Granite Mining company, operat-
ing in Beaver county. has received en-
couraging news from the property OF a
decided change In the face of the tun-
mel which is being driven to tap the ore
exposed IN an old shaft. Supt Simkins
says II looks as n the face of the tun-
mel might break into ore any shot. The
ore has been followed down about 80
feet In the shaft and the tunnel is ex-
pected 10 tap IL at the depth OF $50 feet.
The ore appears 70 be going down
strong An assessment OF a. of cent
per share was recently levied by the
directors 10 meet current expenses
Two shifts are at work on the property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
Bank Ciearings.

New York, Aug. e.-Bank clearings
for Salt Lake City for the week end
ing today were ss.0ii, Ss5 an increase
OF S23 per cent. Total for the United
States. sl.s32. 52s.352. an increase Of 50
per cent. Total for Canada, ss5,075.S2l
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BIND
BIND
MAGAZINES

Old Books, Music and Magazines. Put
them in strong new covers for preser'
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work In any
form at any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
The latest quotations are as follows:
BONDS

Church Bonds 90. ..... ........ .......lOl
$ l.. City Il. r. Bonds ........ 1921
Todays local clearings were seG6..
G5o.l5. compared 90 S26S15 0G for the
corresponding day % last year. The
weeks clearIngs, Tor the week ending
with today. amount 20 S36SllS5. "A.
while for the same week last year
81 Si7.319.si was recorded.
indianapolis leads the cities OF the
country this week In Increase Of bank
clearings. with salt Lake a close sec
0nd The Hoosier capital climbed
up TO Se.i. while salt Lake only got
as FAR as s23. which was about % per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

LIFE OF A PIONEER.
Autobiography OF Capt James 5
Brown, 500 pages. bound In cloth. Prlce
81. 90: for sale at the Deseret New"
Special terms to agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

cent closer than any other city came.
This city also held its own among we
third class hamlets Of the country
leading Washington by almost NM
lion dollars In clearings. Los AhsSle'
by about $500, 900. and Portland, ote'
by q clean million. No city IN w
land with the same population as Sail
Lake got within a couple Of millions
Of 1t in clearings. Boston peat ou'
Chicago with its two millions OF pew
pie, by nearly $500 100000 more
Word co. Is from Grantsville 70 the
effect that between 200 and SOO neau
Of range cattle belonging to tue JOIN
Deyine estate at Deep Creek WeIe
sold during the week for SIG per heau
The scarcity OF hay and It's hIgn ptloI,s
accounts for the SIG rate, Which 10
very low.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
OMAHA LIVESTOCK.

omaha. Neb.. Aug. lO-Cattle--Re-
ceipts. 300 Nomnally steady. Native
beef steers l25G5.S5: western steers.
31odA50. Texas steers. S50dA40; COWS
and heifers 27oG4i0; tanners. l25d
$50; stockers and feeders. 270d39o.
calves, 3.eonto0, bulls. stays. etc. 2.25
G425.
HDgs-Receipts. 100. Steady 20 shade
stronger Heavy 575G59O. heavy. 570d
SIS; light 5e5aj75; pigs, 450a5.5O;
bulk Of sales. 51od5I7is.
No sheep.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Aug. lO.-Cattle-Receipts,
200. Steady. Good to prime steers, 800
a6l5; poor 10 medium. A25qA4O, stock
ers and feeders. 225a4OO cows, 25Od
i.3O: heifers. 2O0GA75; Gamers, LISA
2.50: bulls, 2jOd350: calves. S00q6.25;
Texas fed steers. 2.00d4.50:
Hogs-Rece' $4,000; Monday, 2s,0oo:
left over. 5000 Strong, Mixed and
butchers. 5.70aG05, Good to choice
heavy 5.s0G61O; rough heavy, 65oG5.so;
light. 5.70Gi9O.
sheep Receipts. 1,5O0, Strong. Lambs
steady Good 10 choice wethers. S.6Od
as: fair TO choice mixed. 325d375:
western sheep. 3.25d4OO: vearllngs, 3.75
dA35: native lambs. 200G535; western
lambs. 42505l0
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.

Kansas City No. Aug l0.-Cattle-
Receipts. 100 Nomlnally unchanged
Hogs--Receipts. 1900 Strpr~ 20 Sc.
higher. Bulk Of sales. 570d605 heavy.
605del2h; packers. 5.75d6O5; mixed.
b65a6o5. light 540d590; workers.. $50
dds0: pigs, 37jd525.
Sheep Receipts 300. Market un-
changed
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ASSOCIATED BANKS STATEMENT

New York, Aug lO-The statement Of
the associated banks for the week end
ing shows:
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srocK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax 100 at l.i3n; 100 at l.tS; goo at
l9& 200 at l.A3ia: coo at Ia AOV AZ
iAlx Zoo al i.Aias; 200 at Lazy; luO az
saI 600 at l.Ai7s 500 az LAM; 1OO az
14s. 200 al i.A5h 800 OF lt5N' 100 az
d l5it COO at LAC, 200 at l,i6ia 5VO az
4sb; 200 at l.46h 200 at l.46'5i SOo at
Ia. COO at l.47is 100 at li,h. 49,.
Daly, 100 at 2Si; 100 at 2.S1H' lO0 OK
2i0. 90, oo,,
Eagle and Blue Bell. 200 at 9Slh. 49,.
Nav pay. 800 at l5e; 100 az l5'h; lW
AT i.57; 100 at l.56'5 200 at 1856; JOG at
south swansea. 100 at isN 100 al i6'i
600 al ie; 200 at 45&; 100 al AZ 800 at
A..
starCon. 800 at is.
Uncle sam. 100 at 1877; 100 az ls2
LOO Al 1921: 100 az 1893 100 AZ 1854
rDo AT / .95: 100 at i9pS. 200 at 1876.
Ben Butler. $500 at 20a,' 1000 at 2O%
Dalton. 1000 at 8; 1000 at "a.
little Chief. 500 az Is.
Te,ro. 500 at 20: 1000 az 20h.
white Rock. 800 AZ q.
shares sold, 26joo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

Never 4 Joseph, stock Brokers'.
Margin and Commission business So
lIcited. $40 Progress Bldg. Tel ll5s y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

II. O. Conn a Son. stock BROKERS
10 6. Jennings Block. Tel. 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10

A. =. Campbell. stock BROKER.
2o2.2os d. F. Walker Block Tel. 5S6.