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plaintiffs and defendant then entered
into an agreement the terms OF which
We're that the plaintiffs were to convey
n one-ihird interest IN the mine 10
Harris XIX and he, In consideration
thereof, was to transfer tw0-thirda
interest together with certain wator
right or rather q right In the use OF the
water, TO Messra. Traphagen and Sales.
Kirk has never transferred the interest
and the suit Ii to compel specific per-
Torrance.
Emery County Progress: II flowing
OIL Is encountered In the wells OF the
San Rafael, California. Utah ana Mil
ton OIL companies all located some dis
lance apart, the fact viii be established
mat Emery county possesses fully half
million acres OF oil producing land.
Oh Ia found here in hundreds OF places,
but lowing oil In paying quantities
must be obtained before ours Is proven
to be an oil region, Unless the hard.
est sort of luck obtains, within the next
ninety days we Will know whether the
fates are kind or only foollng with
us. II productive oil wells are opened
up by these compartments we have
every reason TO hope win be--in n year
hence there viii be q hundred or more
such wells all around us, for II Will be
an easy matter 10 interest capital 10
eink other wells when success crowns
the pioneer efforts. Let flowing oil be
found here and IN the very near future
the production OF this fluid Will be the
most interesting aud absorbing Indus
try In Utah.
Pony, (Montl Sentlnel--The people
Of this section had added cause for
thanksgiving yesterday when It waa
undlsputedly learned that the Fourth
OF july group OF mines had passed into
the hands Of the Spectator mine peo-
pie, OF Omaha and Butte, for $4,000
spot cash. This group OF mines ten In
all IS bounded on the south by the
Clipp'r-Boss Tweed group and the
jeanette townsiie; on the north and
west by the Willow Greek Ned group;
on the east by the strawberry group.
by this anyone at all familiar with
tho mines here can see that II 10 one
Of the most desirable properties on
Mineral hill. Tie ten claims arc the
Fourth of July, State Line T. g. j.
Fraction, AfterthOught, MONDAY, LOOK
out, Midnight, Howard Placer Fourth
Of July mllsite ana state Line mlllsl,e.
The work OF prosecuting the lead on
the Golden Wave mne, under lease aud
bona by Col. MclSaskle has been con
tlnuod all week IN to wednesday
night the lead was proven to be sixty
feet wide and no sian OF the other wall.
Mckaskle 10 talking Of letting coA-
tact to run 800 loot tunnel, starting
liver down the hill which viii give
greater depth
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MONTANA olL
Four Ounces OF Petroleum In q
Pound Of shale,

|
Mulon, CMont) IAamIner-Wll liam
ViIourke, Of Dell, We In town Mon
uay orRaniIin9 a local company 70 iahe
up some Of the oil lands IN the new
hel1 aoOut -four miles west Of Dell sew
erai OF the young men Of town nave
joined IN the compan, and several low
acro tracts VIII soon Me- located by Mr.
Ohourhe for tho new company
While the oil Held near Dell are
among the last to be located Il was
mere that the first oil indications ever
fouiiu In Heaverhend county were dis
covered Over twenty yeats ago oil
way round on the seepages from the
springs Ia that Vicinity aud at mat
tlme Considerable wofk was done on
some ignite coal DEPOSITS IN recent
years these coal nine have been re-.
located and at preSnt several coal
miners are DONG some work on the
properties.
The surface Of the Dell oil fields y
covered With a sliale. as In omallhJrh
canyon This shale has been submit
ted to destructive disuilauou with the
result that four ounces Of cru1e PEE
troleum can be retorled from pound
Of the sliale.
Allnther inilanmable substance mas
been found IN this yiclnIlE II has the
appearance Of being q slate ROCK. When
placed ~ tire 1t burns freely aud gives
out an intense heat Il Is evidently
oll-impfcgnated and when the oil bui as
out OF II the rock rs still there ana hnldS
its resemblance TO a piece OF STATE,
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MINING NOTES.
ow for an oil exchange.

Now for an OIL exchange
President Snyder, OF the California,
came from Park City last nieht
A $4,000 lot of bullion arrived today
FROM the Annie Laurie al Cold Noun
tain.
Utah's representative at the Dig lead
meeting In New York have arrived
there.
Zen Buffers management announce
that very soon the mine will have q
clean sheet on the debit side of the
book.
IItah mines must ultimately suffer
Unless somethiDs shall be done to
check the downward run in the price
of silver.
Newspapers publlshed in all the min
ing states are making some very nice
comment on the judge home for min
ers TO be established here,
Last night ]. p. McCree went out to
tbe Yankee CONSOLIDATE mine to sub"
for SUPERINTENDENT Dick Gunther. who
Is In town endeavoring ~ mend a bad
attack OF rheumatism
La Plata mining district, IN the
mountains between Ogden and ana Lo-
gan, Is again head Dom. Transporla-
ton facilities are wfat viii bring the
camp out OF The kinhs
Don c. Robbins, OF the Utah Cali
fornia on company says that the 100
tons OF machinery ordered from the
coast Is In place neaf Grecn ryer AMI
that boring will be commenced at once,
Arrangements Of shelters announce
their Willingness TO make such rates on
low grace ores as 10 allow mines pro-
duclng such mineral 20 run at a profit
Railroads are expccted 10 also DO their
share In this respect and between the
two the low grace miner may be able
to make a living
Butte Miner: Few persons in Butte
are aware of the fact that al the base
of the high mountniis sou,h Of Butte
there was. many years ago, one Of the
livellest little mining camps that eyer
spnng up In the West but such is
nevertheless a fact, The gold found
there is the purest ever discovered in
the state.
Helena (Mont.) Record: The Corun-
dum mines OF Gallatn county. said m
he most valuable OF thls class on Garth
AFRO IN IltiRation. n complaint ,vas
died in the district court last week
which stated that Dr. T. W Traphagen
and Reno Sales sone time prior 10
February 90. 1900. discovered and locat-
ed the Corundum mines on what thew
supposed was public land but which
turned out afterwarcs to have been
purchased from the Northern paclac
hallway company by Harris Kirk. The
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! In mind the amount OF hard earnings 0f
toilerg that was then invested IN stocks
| with the roseatc anticipation OF re-
sultant fat Christmas bank account
one inyoluntarily reflects that the poor
are still with u.s."
THE TRADING.
These stocks found buyers at the pow
erty-stricken prices noted;
Ajax.-4O0 at Nv
Carlsa--iOO at "a; 1900 at 1875 5,4OO at
70; 1900 at 72la; $500 at 72A, $40 at TN,
seller days 3iO0,at 79A 2,lO0 at 1888;
roo at 70, seller days. Total 1880
shares.
-west--iOO at gO.1O, 500 at 80. is;
80 at 5000, seller 8 days. Total 200
shares
Lower Mammoth-1oO at 1850; 100 at
1.7sa Total 200 shares.
May Day--h00 at 90. 100 mt 9th; 100 at
01%; 400 at a2h. Total loo shares.
Star Con,--l00 at 30. zoo at 81, 200 at
31ls; 1000 at 90. Total 1000 shares.
Tesora 900 at 10, | 400 at 0; 1000 nj
So 1000 at sh; 5000 OF SN 1000 at
S%. Total $500 shares.
Uncle Sam--SOO at a. 800 nc 1914: COO
OF 1917 100 at rs, $500 al 20, seller
days; 1000 at 7jI1 400 at 1888. Total
1900 shares,
Calfornla--lOO at 81: 500 AT COZ: 900
at 60 200 at 59il: 1000 at 80. 1 900 al
Jsib 200 at 5sal; 50 at 5Si6, seller days;
Loo az IS; 200 at 5Sia 200 at 57% Total
1900 shares,
ia Reine-50 at 80
Tetro-lOO at 81; 600 at 3Ols, Total
zoo ehares
Vlctor-200 at 5Gis seller days.
West Mornng Glory-7,00O at 5k; 800
at rs, Total 1900 shares
OPEN BOARD.
Con, Mercur-5O0 AZ l.6g.
Uncle sam-200 AZ 15 100 at 75H.
Tetro-2,OOO ut SOh.
TOTALS.
Total number of shares sold. "a GOO
bringing s32,7ll50,
-
w. G. Colin SON, stack Rrokcrs,
to 8, Jennings Block. Tel. 1907.
a--------------------
a, y, Campbell, stuck Broken.
2O2-2OS D, f, Walker Block Tel 52s
broher. Thomp'ou, stack Brokers,
Il Walker Bros Bank Bldg. Tel 1887.
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GKADuALLY SINKING.
Decline of silver Attributed to Light
Continental Demand,

The New York Journal OF Commerce
says mat bar silver was quoted IN
London on Monday at 25l-t6d per
ounce This is the lowest price In about
lhree years, The highest in that perlod
having been reached at 80 3-l6d, in 1900
during the past week the price has
sagged OF about full penny In.
curry among dealers in silver tends IN
snow that the decline in the price M
not que To Increase In production. but
rathf to q decrease in the demand m
continental Europe. The two great
iofelBli markets for silver at present
are The continent and India, and II IS
asserted that the competitive buying of
these Two customers Is necessary to
maintain the price India is AT pres
ent buying about It's usual quota OF sil-
YER put the demand on the continent
mas been much curtailed The domes-
be demand runs along evenly. with
ntlle feature As TO the reason for Inc
decline IN the demand from the CONT
heeht there seemd 10 be some difference
OF opinion There Is at times consid.
eFaoit speculation in silver as I'm
metals Ike copper and tin II Ia M.
gued that q large surplus is being car.
Ileu m this country. This, however "a
denied by the reliners. who declare they
are selling their product as fast as II
s refined, and explain the decline by
saying simply that the continental de-
mand at present is dull.
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Time Table
In Effect Nov. 8,
1901.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE.

From Ogden, all points East.
suite, Portland and San Fran
CISCO ,,,,,,s see. ......... Sac m m
From Ogden and intermediate '
Ero pOin,s ,..'.,,,' ,;..,,...,,,... 9:25 am,
Fro san rlanclseo ;,,.,y ,,..r... $40 pm
rro intermediate points ,,m.....,,, $3.50 pm.
E,ro san Francisco ,;..s,r.,o.u,, $50 pm.
I'll nintlc (, ,;;.,,,,..o..,..,.,".,,., eS5 am.
II. intermediate polnts....r,.,.. 600 pm.
N'0'h iooeie ana terminus. 800 pm.
DEPART SALT LAKE.
To Ogden, Cache Valley, and all
points East ....,...,. TOO q. N,
To Ogden, Butte Portland and
San Francisco .,.....,. 0.45am.
TO Ogden. all points east and
San Francisco .....,.,.,,.. 19,4n.m
To Ogden, intermediate points
=. and all points east ...,.... 6;i5 nm,
To Butte, Portland, intermediate
points, and San Francisco. 1850 o. m,
10 Ilntlc, Mercur, Nephi, and
- intermediate points ,.,.., 7:55a AIN.
To nll points south except to
90 Ilnuc and Merour ,....,..,., T,O5 nm,
10 Terminus and Tooele ......, 7:45 .m.
city Ticket ofsice, col maiu street.
d. 10. hurley. Gen. p. ana Il. A.
w, H. BANCROFT,
Vloe-Presldent and GenI Manager
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mining claims have b,en filed with the
county recorder, ~"
campbell Nos, I. 2,sand 4. petroleum
S sa,i, 81 lsv acrds each in section y,
i iVMi"S, up ~ south, ranga east 9aii
~ AL """
Mesa No. l. peiroloum claim, so
acres, = section II, tcwnshlp 10 south,
range y east Salt iAke meridian, by
Harry IL. Slbley n 4
r.o,trolssum No Z, petroIeum, 1850 acres,
s s',s, ~ towndnip % south, range p
Slbley ct al. "
Petroleum No 1, petroleum, 100 acres
section H. township 40 south, range .
east SAN Lake lneridan, by James W.
Campbell ct al. w
Petroleum No B, PETROLEUM, 1860 acres
section %, township Do south, range .
Brown et al
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. -Cattle--Receipts 49,
600. Steady to stronger Good to prime
G.Sb47 90, poor to medium 4.90@6 90;
stockers and feeders 2.0OGl 20; cows
l,25Q4 75 heifers 2OOa5.5O; Gamers
l,25G2.5O bulls 1904. 40; calves 2,50Q
800, Texas fed steers 5.l5
Hogs-Recelpts today $4,000 Mixed
and butchers 5.65@6. 10, good to choice
heavy 5,SO06.15 rough heavy 5400
sos; light 5. 00@5 So; bulk Of sales 5,70Q
6.S5
Sheep Receipts $4,000 Sheep steady
Lambs steady 10 Zoe lower. Good to
choice wethers 3. 5000 %; fair to choice
mixed 2,75WS 50 western sheep 3.0OQ
400; native lambs 2.5O@4S5; western
lambs 00Q4 rs.
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Hcoker Mining Go.

The Hecker Mining company filed ar
ticles OF incorporation with the coun-
~ clerk today The capital stock
amounted to $4,000 In iO.cCnt shares,
Of which 100000 Shares are treasury
stock. The directors are Harvey Har-
dy, president Sidney Hocker ylce-pre-
sldentt 9. b. Jack Secretary and treas
urer; j. $. Daveler c, r. Willsie and
= M. Stenhouse.
The company will develop the three
Eagle claims In the old summeryllle
mining district, OF Emery county,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. December wheat
opened at I4N07ih and sold up to 75la
GijM. May opened at 1874 to 7Sls and
sold III to TOh. Close.
Wheat-Dec., 75AQ757s May, 70h
Corn--Dec,, 6ShQ6S% May, g.
Oats Dee, l4h; May, 45@45k,
Pork-Dec, aud Jan, l6,S7M; May,
1910
Lard--Dec and Jan, $50, May 9.6lE.
kibs--Dec. and Jan. S.S2h May, $50.
Elax--Cash, northwest, LAO.
IIyc--GOh.
Barley 5000.
Timothy--O.J5
Cash wheat NO. red 7SM079M;
No 2 red, 75h@a; No, 2 hard winter,
i58l6ls No. hard winter, 75QD75h; No.
| northern spring, 76h@Th, No 2
northern spring, 15hq76la; No. spring,
70SGf5lg
Corn--No, 2, 6ih; No 8, 6SihQei,
Oats--No 2, 44hQa5; No. 8, AN
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Montana Placers.

Operations at the Montana placers
have terminated for The season and all
VIII be quiet until good weather opens
up again In 1902. The A. r. Graeter
boat closed down for the season a
week ago. says the Dillon Examiner,
and Treasurer NJ. Nj Mcdonald and
President II. L. Champlln left for their
home In Chicago Monday evening
The Graeter was the last Of the boats
In this county 10 suspend operations
this year and II had one Of the longest
runs on record this season. The electric
boat shut down about q month ago and
both of the boats, according to the story
OF the managers had a prosperous and
successful run this season
OF the two other boats In the county,
the Montana Gold Dredging Go. sat the
mouth OF Spring Gulch, on the Grass
hopper, ceased operation ten days ago
and II did good years work The
Montana boat was only laid up on one
occasion. which was few weeks ago
when q "spud" was broken
The other boat h situated on the
head OF Horse Prairie creek and IL
known as the John W Brenner. II
also did a good seasons work, but
closed down somewhat early in the
season.
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IN UTAH COUNTY.


- ifGoyo' Dec. A Quit claim from W.
y, coleman ct al TO c. S. Kinney for
ue Aaolin and Kailin No. 2 placer
Jams IN sections S and 8, township 3
so9lh range ] west Salt Lake me-
'laian, consideration 81. has been filed
win the county recorder.
John II. Wootton has fled notice OF
,ocauon OF the Last Chance Nos. 1 and
Z, mining claims in American Fork min
lhg district, situated about one milo
hortn OF the Old Dutchman mine.
Nouces Of loaation o. the following
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BONDS FURNISHED.

All kinds Of court and official, per-
sonal surety for employers, contract
ors corporation officers, trustees and
administrators; also burglary Insurance
written by United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Co.. Of Baltimore, Md
THE FISHERMAN, CO, GmI Agents,
50 West Second South street.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
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M. .el.A. cot4 rat,o
NV eo''inins "V"'u =. wy 'a'' ''''V
Mining ana stock fNchange mas en-
tered earnestly upon the work OF at
temntinq IN give IN tho stocks that are
49,, - 49,, ... ...k,ti.,, =.
iiS'eu OH 'ne poaru son'e SUNNY 40
TO values ana nj meeting OF the
board held today the matter was gone
over somewhat thoroughly II was
,aarnoa ,ron, ~. r,a.a,an uoo,horaor
'ea'"ou ',V'' va iis''"a" ''"',''0' ~
mat IN MS inquiries ne Is Simply ASK
ing mine owners and officers Of min
,no comm Mos for sto,erants ~ their
a,-, .~,. =. -
Aa''''.'o' v4'a''.Ds o"''' !" Dv''e WV"
ed improper 10 require an exposition Of
mines He IL Of the oninion thai an
mining concerns represented on the
board VIII gladly accommodate the ex-
change with these figures as Informal
tlon 10 which the public Is really en-
titled but should any company or COM
panles refuse or fall to give the mat
yer desired Mr.. Bamberger IL Ia favor
OF striking their stocks from the
boards list II looks now az II this
step In right direction must prove 10
be successful and result In good TO the
exchange and to the public.
rrTIrpne Amor tsurn
~ o''i'' AiohiSii@D'
Mr., Jos. 0berdorfer introduced the
following resolution, and Il was passed
by the governing board:
Resolved. THAT ON and after this
date bids or offers to buy or sell for
future delivery are absoliltely prohih-
TIED on the floor of the exchange nro-
yided. however that when seiler is av.
ecutinp out.of-town orders ana deelres
reasonable time for delivery NJ stock
he shall at nice after sale inform the
purchaser OF the fact In which case
the seller may defer delivery Of stock |
Tor not to exceed five DAYS, nrovideo
further that in such casea mon a.
mand Of buyer The selIer shoil S,rrish
10 the committee an niles sstista w. t,r
eyidepce that spch additional ,i,,o 4,
actually required 10 make del,vorv ~,
member violstirs or insr,n uvn'yIy' any
IN anv manner sbaI ~, "'s u',s rue
no aned ef,v d,Iias. upVn evnN Ie'loh'
and repeated violation ~ ,bo sa,n o'is .ho,
subject The offender 10 ~ sron s"l,,e s''a
exclusion from he avchor uops - vi
Mine nwners and Nv a,,tv
portion os /, wh1eh 1 d tny puonc, or that
fnd much sor ,um u,a,s ~ s'ocNs, WIZ
selvas snd ~ ~, eonslatu'aton Oh them
81 .s tnst resolution and together with
c uv enor. sfat is being made to inform
securities in which they de ss%u IN aao Of
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cent.
Sterling exchange steady With actual
business In bankers bills at 4S7%Wh
Tor demand and at 4S4f1h for sixty
days; posted rates, ass aud ASA; CONE
meerclal bllls, 4S3hQ4Si
Bar silver 64ls.
Mexican dollars, AZ.
Government bonds firm; refundlnB 2s
registered, lOSh do. coupon, lOS%i ~
registered and coupon lOS%, new ~
Registered and coupon, 1894 old AZ reg.
istered and coupon, ll2hi bs registered
and coupon, 1914.
SUGAR
Raw, steady; fair refining, 81 CEN
trifugal 90 test, S% moasses sugar, 3.
Refined. steady; crushed $40 pow
dered, 900; graduated 40.
New York. Dec. i.--Lcad, dull, un~
changed; copper dull, brokers price
l5ls' exchange, lGM@l7.
DENVER.
Denver. Colo, Dec. a.--Cattle---Ile-
celnts ESQ. Active, steady. Beef steers
S.l6Qi5O COWS, 2.5Od3G0 feeders
freight paid to river 3.16lpl 10; stock
ers DO, S.5O@i,0O bulls, stays, etc.
1.50q3.OO.
Hogs Receipts, 800 Higher Light
packers 5.SOQ50O; mixed and heavy,
8 .00@G. Of.
No sheen
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ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, Mo-, Dec 4,-Wool-steady;
terrltorEand western mediums liWl6lai
fine ll@l5; coarse Holly.
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Ambrose Il. Mckenzie, who promot-
ed the Bear River Duck club, and who
Is now interested in the syndicate which
Is after the control OF the lItah-Idaho
roller milling industry, leaves tonight
for Denver. Mr. Mckenzie stated that
he had nothing further TO say about
the flour combine except that the me-
gotlations win IN all probability come
to satisfactory end about January
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Mining Interpretations.

Articles Of incorporation OF the Bank
OF England Mining company have been
filed with the county clerk They an
nounce the capital stock at $40 900,
shares being 10 cents EACH and the
property owned as being the Britannia,
Columbia, Klondike Yukon, Bank OF
England. u. s. Treasury and Gold Re-
serve claims In the Gold Mountain dis
trict. Plute county. The officers are
Homer McCarty, president G. II, Mar
ley. vice president; y. y, LINEN, Sec
Rotary; ]. r. Breckon treasurer.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Lake
side Mining company have also been
filed. They state the capital stock at
$4,000, divided into shares Of the par
valne OF 10 cents eoch The officers
are: r. w. Madison, PRESIDENT r. r..
Hintze. vice president r. w. Madsen,
secretary and treasurer The company
owns the Nelson group Of six claims
in the Lake Side mining district In
Tooele county.
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S.OO@s.S5; fed lambs 425@4i5 grass
lambs 3.75@4.3O ewes 25O@S.25; COM
mon and stock sheep 20OQ3.25
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valuable than a life insurance. policy.
Il not only cures colds In the head,
colds in the lungs, colds in the bones,
but II wards of dangerous diseases
such as grippe, diphtherla, pneumo-
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Munyon's Rhsunatsm Cur seldom fails toreleve
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Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure poh'cy cures al
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Munyon's Cough Cure stops COUGHS night sweats,
allays soreness and SPEEDILY ltak lie lungs
Munyon'l Kidney Cure Quickly cues PENS IN the
back oIus or eroins ord al lonusof kidney disease
Munyon' sVitallzeffeNoitsloSt weak men
All the cnres arc IS cents, at any drug store.
Munyon's Guide SO Health should be 10 The
hands Of every mother, II will help them TO Know
the symptoms Of every disease end loll them the
proper treatment Sent free 70 any address
Munyon, New York and Philadelphia,
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City NO, Dec, cattle-Re-
ceipts e0O0 Strong. Native beef steers
d7566.45; Texas and Indian steers 800
GNS5; Texas cows l7593 40: native
cows and heifers 2,5O95 25 stockers
and feeders 3.O0@44 40; bulls 2.OO94.3j;
calves g. 2b6l5 25.
Hogs-Receipts q 900. Steady. Bulk
OF sales 570GG,15; heavy 6.15@6. 25;
pachefs d0oGG.2O; medium 5.o0a6 10;
light BAOd6.O5 workers. 5.s5G6. 90; pigs
4.5005, 80.
Sheep--Recelpts 5000. Strong. Nut.
tons 3 .OOdS 75 lambs d0O@4.S5; weth-
ers S.l5ds.75 ewes 3.Q0dS.40.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb, Dec. 4.--Catte-Re-
ceipts 5000. Active, steady to strong
Native beef teers 315@6.75: western
steers S60M530; Texas steers 3.b0d4 30;
cows and heifers 2,9O@450; Gamers 1850
q2.76; stockers and feeders, 2.7514.90,
calves SOOq5.75, bulls, stays, etc, LIS
Q4.00
Hogs-Recelpts 1l,60o. &c higher
Heavy 5,95Ne12h; mixed 5.9Oa5.95;
light 5.75@5,95 pigs 45Oq5.6O, bulk Of
sales 5.9O06O0.
Sheep-Recelpts 1880. Slow steady
Fed muttons &5O@375; grass wethers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04

Attorney A. u. Pratt who during the
past few years has been In the Office
of Attorney General Breeder, left today
for ogden, where he VIII engage In the
practice Of law. Mr., Pratt formerly re-
sided In ogden and has many friends
there who viii be happy TO know thar
he intends 20 reside In that city per-
manently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04

Cache county real estate has In
creased greatly In value since the com,
pletlon OF the Logan sugar Factory
said U, g. Marshal Glen Miller Just re-
turned from there. "The factory "
working to It's fullest capacity SAID
he and yet the great stacks OF sugar
boets In the vicinity aeem hardly 70
have been touched. II Is quite sight
to see regular mountains Of sugar Deets
stacked between the railroad tracks and
fling every accommodation made for
them, The factory is doing Cache VAL
ley a world Of good, Farmers have nj
ready commenced to pay off mortgages
on their places and real estate " very
much on the Increase In values Z"