davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
Marked Friction Develops in Upper
Branch This Afternoon.
SPEAKER IS JUMPED UPON.
Senators Refer 60 the Presiding Of
ilcer OF the Lower body ~ Being
.'Itr and The "w hole Thing"

Every senator was In his place today
except Senator Thomas, who remained
one more day in Cedar City to visit
with his daughter,
The Senate, before taking up any
business, was thrown into feeling of
some aplmus when the clerk read a
communication from the clerk OF the
House, stating that the Speaker had
found letter among the papers on his
desk, addressed to the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes or the Senate. The com
munlcation added that the Speaker had
permission Of the Senate to open the
letter, as II might contain something
OF importance. by the time the note
was read Senator Smoot who seems TO
be enamored Of the Speaker, was
reused
We'll" said he, 81 am glad that the
Speaker has got so modest at last
But he said that the Speaker merely
wished TO have the Senate see that he
was ut" again. Yes" said Allison, he
wants US 70 notice him.
Senator Larsen thought that mas
much as the letter had been found on
the Speakers table, he ought to be al
lowed to read 1t, and made motion
TO that effect.
Senator Smo0t said that the members
did not want incumber the journal
with anything formal in the matter and
suggested that the communication be
sent back 10 the House without any &C.
campaigning word.
Senator Allison concurred. If the
speaker had wished to do the gallant
thing" exclaimed the senator. he
would have sent the letter to the
President Of the Senate with personal
request that he open It.
Senator Larsen withdrew his motion
and the communication was sent back
to the House, and the incident closed
NOT TAKEN KINDLY.
The Senate does not seem 10 be TAX
Ing kindly TO some Of the measures that
have been introduced in the House as
the committee on judiciary reported
adversely on House bill, No. 20, prov.
iding for special venire, and House
bill No. "a, relating TO the criminal jur-
isdiction Of justices courts.
SUSTAIN THE LAWYERS.
The committee on judiciary recon-
mended the passage Of bill No. II max
Ing IL obligatory upon the judges OF
the Supreme and district courts to file
their decisions or determinations with.
In a given time before drawing their
compensation. The committee on judi
clary also recommended the passage OF
House bill, No. lis providing for the
formation Of general corporations, and
Senate bin No. II, determining who
may act as attorney In justices courts,
In relation to Senate bill No. 70, re-
lating TO the detailed report Of the
judiciary submitted a substitute bill
and recommending its adoption and the
rejection OF bill No. 10.
The committee on counties and NUM-
cipal corporations recommended the
passage OF Senate bill No. SO relating
TO county stock inspectors.
Several bills were introduced but the
lateness Of the hour would not permit
time to incorporate them in this report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
BIC BUSINESS
ON THE EXCHANGE
Lower Mammoth Was Sent Soaring
Again Today
TESoRA MUCH STRONGER.
DAILY Advancing -- Ajax Firm - SILVER
Shield Active b. Grand cen-
trail higher.

Business was remarkably brisk on the
Exchange today, with more stocks
changing hands than has been seen FOR
many months. The sales amounted 10
ss3 g66.5O. which represented the sale
Of 1890 shares. Prices were generally
firm with big mutations noticeable IN
several stocks. Daily was in evidence
at $40 per share, while Tesora sold as
high as 62. Grand Central was also
stronger. one sale being made as high
as s60s. Consolidated Mercur was
wanted at s3.lS, while Ajax was ex-
tremely active between IS and 50. Daly-
West dropped 90 shares at $55.f9s,
Eagle and Blue Bell opened az % ana
moved up to 81, while Mammoth sold up
to S222A 80. =,
Lower Mammoth was the feature OF
the call. A great deal Of stock changed
handsat between 1922 and $3.50. II closed
strong around the latter figure. Sac
ramento weakened 70 3iA while SILVER
Shield loosened up nearly 10000 shares
around lOh per share. South swansea
sold up to $i.35. star Consolidated was
active between as and 76S, while sun
beam was IN good demand just under
40. Vaeo showed activity at 30 WINE
Ben Butler sold at I Joe Bowers
dropped to /. Yankee Consolidated was
active at l2h and Little Chief sold at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
LATE LOCALS,

Roy Jones, aged p ara nm,
Mitchell. is, both Of Provo v a,u,'. ~
afternoon given a license 10 m rn, '1 y
the county clerk. "'a''y Y
Judge Hall at 2 o'clock mi, s...
LOOK UP the trial Of the casa ~ '' a..
Boyer vs. Badger Mining compauy WV. J, \
City Auditor Reiser today draw ~.
rants in payment covering me ssls s
OF the city officers, heads Al Ss, S
ments and the police departm, N.Y. y.
February. Tomorrow Inc frs s.,. "
ment boys will be similarly favored iN'
County Clerk James this attsrn,
Issued a wedding permit 10 F,s,s
Moquist aged 40, and Mary NJ sIloo"S
~, both OF this city. ~
l.. Roy Mansfield, who has oOsrs,.,
an Information bureau on n. tbIJ
iioor OF the city and county building n,
the past i've years, has decided 10 en-.
bark In the mining business, and n,
sold out his bureau establishment IA
Arch Bradford and Hy S. schoAed who
VIII hereafter take care OF all peop,
desiring their services These Two
young men have been working IN In
county recorders office for some tine
past, and Mr. Schoheld Is an old empl9
In the city and county building thu
being very familiar with the recordsl
the various offices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
DIVIDENDS FOR
COMING MONTH.
Reliable Swansea Company to the
Front With Another $4,000
UTAH Oil DISCOVERIES.
Samples for spanish Fork Canyon
Ridge a valley Meeting He'd Hlrd
Developments.

The fret dividend for March was de-
clared today by the Swansea Mining
company in the sum Of $1,000 or cents
share. This sum is payable on
March 9th, the books to close on the
9TH.
The mine is said to be looking about
as usual.
On March 10th the Silver King OF
Park City viii distribute 100000 among
It's fortunate shareholders. while ON the
10th the shareholders Of the DAILY west
viii take down $4,000 The total diyl-
dends In sight for the coming month
already amounts TO $4,000.
In addition 10 the above the NAM
moth is looked for the payment OF SZO. :
600, though the fact that the mine Is
not doing quite 80 well lately may de-
lay II until late in the month. Nothing
is known regarding the Intentions of
the Grand Central directors, though II
Is the opinion Is yentured that OWING
TO the recent purchase OF new territory
the company will probably pass the
March dividend.
The payments for the month just
ended are as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
Proclamation by Aguinaldo.

Washington, Feb. PA recent edl-
ton Of "F'iliplnas Ante Europa" an or
gan Of the Filipino insurgents, pub
hsh at Madrid, contains proclamation
Issued by Aguinaldo, under date OF Mo-
yember 90 1900 which sets forth that.
inasmuch as the invaders give as a
pretext for their cruelty and for the
present war, that we are an undiscip-
lined and ungovernable people, etc, -
Aginaldo making use Of the extreme
powers granted him by the constitution,
orders and commands" among other
things. that all people who commit
murder violate women. commit acts OF
brigandage, as wen as all traitors.
shall be summarilv shot"
II Is also prescribed that all priests
shall yield allegiance TO the Filipino
authorities, secretly II necessary, and
that all persons who commune with
alien priests together with all prisoners
shall be severely punished. All priests
who fail 10 yield obedience TO the Fill
Pine authorities are prescribed as enc
mics" and treated accordingly Mon
signor Chappelle, who went to the
Philippines from the United States Is
declared by the proclamation IAN ini-
nical prelate" from the moment he
adorned his palace with the American
flag, "and he as well as all priests,
governors and prelates who are not
Filipinos, are denomlnated enemies
with al that the term implies"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
RED BIRD DEVELOPMENTS.
Shipping Ore Found In the City
Creek Canyon Property.

Manager John Felt OF the Red Bird
mine In City Creek canyon reports en-
couraging developments above the tun-
mel level, where force Of three men Is
steadily employed In drifting on the
vein. Some very good lead carbonate
ore is being opened up in the white
lime. The ore is said to be shipping
grade and some punches OF excellent
galena are also found, some assays
from which returns as high as 20 per
cent lead The vein at the present point
stands nearly vertical, and shows u
great width with immense deposits OF
low grade ore. in which the new finds
OF first class ls a pleasing change
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Brush Over the Mcmillan Bill Again
Other Measures Considered.

The first matter that came up today
was the expunging Of the minutes with
regard 10 the action on the Mcmillan
bill. Mr.. Mcmillan objected TO this
part of the minutes being expunged.
Mr. Glasmann took the floor and sug-
gested that, instead of expunging, the
Speakers instructions to the chief clerk
to change the record be added TO the
effect that the bill had passed by a vote
Of SO TO r. Mr. Smith strongly object
ed and urged that the passage be ex-
plunged altogether. Mr. GlasmanDs
motion carried by large majority and
the addition TO the minutes was ordered
made.
The addition which win be made to
the minutes by the carrying OF Mr..
Glasmann's motion Is as follows:
The speaker then announced In open
session that unless there was objection
he would instruct the chief clerk to en-
ter on the minutes that House bill No.
rs had paslsl by vote Of % ayes 10 Il
nays the Governors veto notwithstand-
ing There were no objections and the
clerk was ordered to so enter the vote
on the record and notify the Senate that
the bill has been passed oyer the Gov
errors veto.
An invitation was received from the
silk commission asking that members
Of the House visit their rooms In he
city and county building. n. L. Nor
rs said that he had seen the exhibit
and was assured that the silken fabrics
produced from the silk Of native worms
In Utah were as fine as those OF Japan
or anywhere else In the world
Six bills we're introduced today. Ac-
cording 10 the rule adopted by the
House there will be only one more day
--Monday-durlng which bills may be
introduced this session.
House bill No 1885, by Lambert to
provide for an appropriation 10 repair
public highways ant bridges in Sum.
nit county.
House bill No. 1879. by Fry, by re.
quest, TO amend the statutes relating to
the duties Of county surveyor
House bill No. 200, by Page. request
ing an appropriation OF 1880 for re.
pairing and constructing State roads In
Piute county.
House bill No. POI, by Page, amend
ing the Statutes defining the boundaries
Of piute and Sewer counties.
House bill No, 2o2, by Evans, TO
amend the Statutes defining the Of
lenses Of Kidnapping and abduction,
and prescribing the punishment there
for as FIVE 10 thirty years for hdnap-
ping and for abduction one TO FIVE
years with a maximum fine OF $500.
House bill No. 20s, by Anderson. by
request. for an appropriation OF t20. 900
for the payment OF outstanding Juror
and witness certificates from 1874 TO
1895.
The special order OF the day. consider.
alton OF Smiths bills Nos. 1877 TO 100 In
elusive, had Just commenced when the
News" report closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
SUGAR, TOBACCO, ST. PAUL
These Stocks We're the Leading Features al
the Opening Of The Market
Price Movements Were Not Uniform =
Tendency In No Special Group De-
fined Railroads Sold Freely.

New York, Feb. 2S,--The features at
the opening Of the stock market were
Sugar, Tobacco and st. Paul. on the
sale of 5000 shares Of Sugar, slmultane-
Gus quotations were made OF ltils and
1i2h compared with l42% last night.
Tobacco sold at l 2OA and LEI COM
pared with lei last night. ST. Paul
was up Is on the sale Of 1900 shares.
Charges were mixed otherwise with
fractional gains predomlnating. The
steel stocks shared In the irregularity
OF the market
In many stocks fluctuations Of point
or more were made during the first
hour. Price movements, however were
not uniform nor was the tendency de-
fined for any special group, Sugar fell
on to 1.ih and rose again 10 l.43.
American Smelling after a jump Of 80.
reacted points while the preferred ad-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
SAMPLES or UTAH OIL.
From the New Discoveries IN Span
ish Fork Canyon.

Five bottles OF oil were placed on ex-
hibition today IN the windows OF the
ott-Strevell company on Main street
which attracted a great deal OF atten-
tlon. The oil came from the new oil
fields on the lire of the Rio Grande
Western about s5 miles from Salt Lake
City, and the appearance OF the reiind
product cannot help but cause one 10
feel that In addition TO its metal output
Utah is destined 10 attract much atten-
tlon shortly because of It's oil produce
tIon. The product exhibited came from
the claims OF Messrs. George h. Blair
and j. b. Moore of this city and was
secured at the depth OF ten feet from
the surface. For some time past Leak
ages Of oil have been seen In the vicinity
OF Mil Fork station In Spanish Fork
canyon but Messrs Moore and Blair
are the first as far as known who have
tried TO give TO the discoveries a COM
merclal value. The vein In which the
oil occurs Is said to be very strong and
II would not be surprising If more I'M
portant discoveries are made In the fu-
ture. The evidences OF oil near the
Great Salt Lake are quite Numerous
and in the opinion OF experts the big
deposit of sand In Salt Lake valley Of
fers one Of the best mediums for carry
ing the oil. II is quite generally be-
lieved that in addition to natural gas,
deep wells IN the vicinity Of the Lake
will open up big flows Of oil,
The samples exhibited today are said
TO carry large percentage of parahne
and are pronounced superior to the
products Of other districts in the West.
II Ia the intention to form a company
shortly 10 properly develop three wells
on the property and important disclos-
ures may be looked for during the pres
emf season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax. 700 at SO; 200 at s5h; GOO at 50:
100 at ssh, 700 at S5A 100 at S6A 100
at s6is; 400 at 81; 200 at S7h 100 ut SIh
100 at SIN; 400 at s7is; 400 at S7A; 600
Mt 49,
Con. Mercur, 100 at 1918.
DAILY, 100 az 227 200 at 2,2S: 100 at
2.35; 100 at 2.40,
DAILY West, 80 at 80. An
Eagle and Blue Bell 200 at So; 100 at
So; 200 at 81.
Grand Central. 100 at COZ; 500 at eos;
200 at 6'O6: 100 at Cos.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at s3,22; 100 at
3,22ih. 100 at 3.27h 100 at $3.50, 100 at
s.95: 100 at 3. 40; 80 at 3,bO; 100 at Sal
200 at 3. "A; 400 at 3,f; 300 at 3 40; lOO
at 3.46h; 100 at 3.41i4; 100 at 3 90; 100
nj S,50h 100 at S.52k 500 at $50; 100
at 3,55n; 100 at 1856; 300 at 9.bf 100 at
$50; 100 at 3.54h.
Mammoth. 100 az 2 81; 100 at 2,2ih; 100
at Ice: 100 at 2.22la,
Northern Light. 1000 Mt w.
Sacramento, 800 at 3s: 1900 at S7A.
silver Shield, 1000 at lOA; 1850 at
10it; 1000 at l0ss. 1000 at 10N.
South Swansea. 100 at l,SSh; 800 at
1885.
Star Con. 500 OF 49, 600 at a; 500 at
7sA; 200 at 76%. 200 at IN 400 at IlA.
Sunbeam. 500 at 81; 1000 at 49, 900 at
ssh; 800 at 80. 500 al 39h; 500 at Ssls,
Sunshine. coo az 80; 800 az 2sh.
Tesora. 1880 at 60. 100 at 81; 700 az
6iik, 700 at e.. 49,,
Vaieo, 1900 az 80, 900 at S6; goo " SoH'
Ben Butler 1000 AZ ~; LOU at q
Joe Bowers, 5000 az |.
Little Chief 500 at l6
Manhattan, 1000 at y.
Yonkee Con-, 800 at l2h.
Shares sold, 1900.
Selling value, SSS.966 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28


Chicago, Feb 2S.--May wheat opened
at 76ls, sold to 1858. reacted to 76b.
Close.
Wheat-February, 7lA March, 74h;
May 1913.
Corn--February. S9h; May. 4O%.
Oats-February 24k; May, 25ls.
Probationary, 1886; May, li.O2h;
July, 1915.
Lard--February, 1914; May, 742h0
145; September, rs.
Rlbs-February 697la; May, 7O2ls;
September, 7l5.
Cash. Wheat-No. 2 red. 75077; No. 3
do. 72a75 No hard winter, 72g73Is
No. 3, do. uq72la; No. northern
spring, 1901 No. 2, do, 1907, No. 3
spring. G1G75
Corn--No. 2, 39A No. g. 3S&,
oats--No 2, 25A426; No. 3, 25h.
Rye-5O.
Barley-3sGG0
Timothy--440,
Flax-Northwest, 1863.
San Francisco. Feb. 2S- Wheat-May,
99ls bid; Dec. l.Oila bid cash, IS.
Barley-No sales cash, 72lA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

ognized ability and standing, among
whom may be names s. A. Harsh Of
Helena, Mont, graduate OF Yale
Sheffield School OF Science, class OF 92.
OF nine samples assayed by Mr.. Harsh
the lowest yield was 1854 gold and 81
in silver; the highest yield s43iO7 IN
gold and N,7lS.32 in silver at SO cents
per ounce, the average being $llb,6O In
gold and si74.4S in silver, In a private
letter Mr.. Harsh pronounced II the
finest showing from the surface he had
ever seen.
The lodges are from two feet to ten
feet in thickness and are in porphry,
rhyolite on each side. They stand
nearly vertical, with smooth hanging
and foot walls. The company Is sink
ing two large shafts. six feet by eight
feet, and are down nearly fifty feet,
with nj apparent change in the value
Of the ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
Comm .ssioner Rockhill Instructed.

Washington, Feb. 2s.-speclal Com
missioner Rockhill, at Pekin, has been
instructed 10 make Il known to the
foreign ministers that the President
strongly deprecates any action that will
tend TO delay or check the present ne
gotiations there and especially Ii he de-
sirous that there shall be no further
unnecessary bloodshed. II IL confident
ly believed that our commissioner will
be able 20 secure the support and CO.
operation OF a sufficient number OF the
other ministers to insure cessation OF
the punitive demands which II Is be-
lieved by officials here are not only
unworthy OF civilized nations, but
threaten TO drive the Chinese 10 desper-
alton and thereby cause a renewal oil
armed resistance on their part.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city Mo, Feb. 2S.--Cattle-
Receipts, 5000; choice COWS and heifers
strong; others. steady. Native steers
4.50a5.5O; Texas steers. 3750i65; Texas
COWS, 275d4l0, native cows and helf-
ers, 25O0L55; stockers and feeders
SsOa4s5; bulls, 2s5di5O; calves, 1900
500.
Hoss-Receipts, 1900; steady Bulk
of sales, 5.25d5.35; heavy, 53505i5,
packers. 5201bi5. mixed, 53Oa5.lO;
light 5,2OQ5.S5; workers., 5;15d5.S5; pigs.
470G510.
sheep-Recepts, 1000; activc/ steady.
Muttons, 275Gii5; lambs, iS0q5,0O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
Clements. /. '''S'Oal,ET2A

Lincoln, Neb. Feb. %
lows; ""'Of was n
Allen tfusion), 81 Wu
Cfusionl. II; Berge tfnsIa ~ in9nha
COCK (fusion), 10; HarrInvtcn y HID.
10 - % d. Thompson, (Rep'I, < V%1seal,
John, 81; Currie, 10, Martin 1. " !, AsIks.
Ing, IA. '''e'' 10 scaug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28

San Francisco, Feb. 2S--On next Sat.
urday one OF the new torpedo destroy.
ers built by the Union Iron Works win
be launched. This boat. which has
heretofore been known as Torpedo Boat
Destroyer No. u. viii be named the
Preble In honor OF Commodore Preble.
She VIII be ohristened by Miss Ethel
Litila Preble OF North Berkeley, who
Il q descendant Of Commodore Preble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

omaha, Neb., Feb. 2S.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts $500; slow to 10 cents lower. Ma.
tive beef steers, 40OG5S5; western
steers. S,7Odi5O: Texas steers, 30OG3S5:
COWS and heifers, S.i0Gi25; Gamers
2.O0dSO0; stockers and feeders, 325d
i5o, calves. 45Oa725; bulls. stays, etc,
2.50dL25.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900; shade higher.
closed weak. Heavy. 527l5G5.35; mixed.
52ns65.sO; light. 5,250527k: pigs, 45oG
5.2O bulk Of sales, 5.27kd5.3O.
sheep-Receipts, $500 steady to
strong. Yealrings, iS5di60' wethers,
4.00di.i0; ewes. 950G3s0; common and
stock sheep 3eOQs.S0; lambs. 42595.OO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
Marriage in London High Life.

London. Feb. 2s.--The marriage Of
w. Bayard Cutting. private secretary
TO Y. s. Ambassador choate, and Lady
sybll Marjorie Cuffe. youngest daugh-
ter Of the present Earl OF Desart, will
probaly occur the latter part OF April,
but the date depends upon when Mr..
Cuttings family can come over to be
present at the ceremony in London. Mr..
Cutting contemplates reslgning from
the embassy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
BLACK JACK SHAFT.
IL Now Down Nearly 800 Feet =
Owners VIII Sink Deeper.

Since work was resumed at the Black
Jack. which il owned by David Evans
and Jesse knight, the shaft has been
sunk 100 feet deeper. IL IL now nearly
$50 feet down and is being pushed into
the bowels Of the earth as fast as a
force OF seventeen men can do H.. "
is probable that the owners viii sink
deeper before crosscutting TO the vein
Ii Is generally suspected that the OBJ
feet OF the present development work
is 10 prove whether or not there Is any
connection between the groupings on
the Black Jack and the ore In the
Lower Mammoth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Receipts 10000, Generally
steady Good 70 prime steers, 1906 Co.,
poor to medium. 8. 4OQl.SO; stockers and
feeders, 275G4 90: cows, 656i. 20;
heifers, 2.ej0AjO; Gamers, 200d2 90;
bulls. iOa4. 49, calves. 4.OOd6. IS; Tex
as fed steers. OO0i. 30; grassers, 1850
400 bulls. 2 .5OQ3.j0
Hogs Receipts today, $4,000 tomor-
row. 10000; left over, lei Opened
steady, closing to l0c lower. Top
5.52l5 Mixed and butchers 5,9O95 an;
good TO choice heavy, 5.97ik0b. so; rough
heavy 5.25a5.31; light, 5.25@b 42is;
bulk Of sales 5.3jG5.i5.
sheep Receipts. 1900. Steady; good
to choice wethers. i25G4.75; fair to
choice mixed, S.75d4 %; western sheep
4.256i 70; Texas sheep. 250d3 75 ma
tive lambs, 4.oOQ5.25; western lambs
5.O0d5.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver Colo. Feb. 2s.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts. 100. Steady. Beef steers, $50
CAS-; cows. 2.cOd3S5; feededrs, freight
paid 10 river. S00Gl4O stockers do,
S.oodi.50; bulls. stays, etc, 2.00a325.
Hogs-Receipts, 800. Weak poor
demand. Light packers, 5.20G625;
mixed and heavy, 5.25a5.30.
sheep-Receipts, $50. Unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
RIDGE a. VALLEY MEETING.
Called for Purpose of Changing
Articles Of Incorporation.

A meeting OF the shareholders Of the
Ridge & Valley Mining company Is
scheduled for March 2Srd, az which
time the proposition 70 change the ar
tlcles Of Incorporation win be voted on
II the present plans are agreed to the
capitalization will be reduced from
500 600 shares Of the par value Of %
cents to 100000 shares Of the par val
us of 81.
Work is progressing nicely at the
property. The shaft Is down $50 feet,
but IL Is thought the management Will
sink 100 feet further before oross-cut-
ting to the vein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
Ballotina for Senator.

Helena, Mont, Feb. 2s.-John Mac
Ginnis lost seven votes today most Of
them going TO Conrad. The vote on
Senator was;
carter-Republlcan. 80; Frank, tfu-
slon) 20; MaeGinnis (fusion), Il; Cooper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-28
baroness Won Ketteler IN n.

Berlin, Feb. 2S.-Baroness W, -,
I Ter who sailed from New York IN n, A q.
rep FEBRUARY I, has arrived at G q NJ, Y
VIII stay for some time IN ~, Gsus -. y
for her health. Tue SlVls