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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
A GREAT DAY ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
The Record for 1900 Was ECipsed
at the Call Today
LOWER MAMMOTH SCARS,
Daly.West SETS a New Pace o. Con.
Mercur climbs Away Up Grand
Central Active,

A new record was made on the min
ing exchange today when $780, li3S'
worth Of business was transacted. This
BE- the heaviest days business for more
than a year Il represented the sale Of
2s,122 shares Of stock. The exchange
call furnished some unusual features.
principal among which was the marked
advance IN Daly-West and Lower
Mammoth The former sold at 500 fiat
on the closing SALE while the later sold
up to S2.3OA, but weakened 10 t2.25ta on
the closing sale Ajax was much frmer
at VIZ Con. Mercur was also extreme.
ly buoyant selling as high as 81 per
share. DAILY was IN evidence at Sl12
per share with a weakening tendency
shown towards the close, Grand Gem
trail was extensively traded in at prices
ranging from Se27h down to 1901.
Mammoth was quite firm at $40. the
price at which 200 shares changed
hands. May Day opened at 81 and
closed at S7%, while Northern Light adj
vanced from as to on the closing sale.
Rocco Homsstake advanced 10 96is
while Sacramento was eased of 10 49,
Star Con. sold down TO 7llh. Sunshine
was very much in evidence today at
prices ranging from 30 at the opening
TO Ss at the close. Valeo was brought
out on d bid Of n, while Ben Butler
dropped 5000 at ~, and Joe Bowers
was traded In at 3.
The closing quotations were az fol- |
toWa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
SPIKE AND RAIL.

General Superintendent Calvin Of the
Oregon Short Line, returned this morn
ing from his trip 20 the north.
L. Dinwoodey, Mr. Phelan. one Of the
owners Of the White House, and Mr.
George Rhodes, left FOR Los Angeles
over the Rio Grande Western today.
Norfolk, Va. Jan. 7,-E. st. John, vice
! president and general manager Of the
Sea Board Air Line railway has ten
dered his resignation 10 take effect not
later than January II. He declines to
indicate his future movements
A. w. Sullivan, the second vice presi-
| dent Of the Illinois Central, reached
Salt Lake this morning in his private
car coming directly from Chicago. The
official Is on his way 10 the coast and
/ viii leave tomorrow morning for the
west
New York, Jan. THE Mail and Ex-
press SAYS
All statements about the terms Of the
lease Of the st. Paul to the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific Jointly
are held back 10 await the arrival here
tomorrow Of James j. Hin who II cred.
tied with planning rs details. The
Northern Pacific directors Will meet
tomorrow afternoon and following this
the terms are likely to be made pub
lie.
Thursday the st. Paul directors will
have their monthly meeting in 81. Paul.
Roswell Miller, chairman Of the board.
left here yesterday 10 atfnd Il. The
death OF Philip d. Armour win leave
n vacancy In the board This Is likely
20 be filed by some one REPRESENTING
the new interest IN the road. II has been
believed for some time that Mr.. Hill
would shortly become a ST. Paul direc.
tor
New York Jan. 1.-THE Mall and Ex.
press says.
Another link In the chain OF evidence
that the control OF the anthracite ana
bltumlnous coal roads Is eventually M
come under one head, was produced 10
day IN statements that the Baltimore A.
Ohio Is 20 be purchased by the Morgan
syndicate. Every day for a week tba
wan street ticker has giyca some iD-
tlmation Of approaching railroad deals
Today, when Baltimore & Ohio stocks
rose until the common had reached
higher point than ever before knoUr
the report was passed around tbar n
mad gone into new hands.
IN respect 70 these reports William
Solomon, chairman Of the Baltimore "a
Ohios executive ommittee. said.
I did not know Of the sac NJ N.
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WORK RESUMED
AT THE MELCHER
}, 7, DOnohue Left Town for the
Idaho Group Today
WILL PUSH LOWER TUNNEL
Work at The Inclc sam In Lemhi
county Report OF the tuh
Items from the Camps,

After q number of months OF iilcness.
the Melchcr Mining company is making
preparations to resume under the do
rectlon ot j. r. Don0hge former super
intcndent ot the Mammoth Mining CONE
pany of Tlnuc. Mr D0uohus letl for
the mine today which is located Cass.a
county, Idaho The company w.n start
work again lu The lower tunnel, which
is now in $50 feet ltis me Intention to
push the tunnel about COO feet further
at which point it b. expected that the
vein VIII be- tapped This tunnel win
give about 1000 feet of depth ON the
vein and enable the company 10 handle
the water which has given trouble In
the upper workings The property Us
equipped with steam plant. fue. for
which is now on the ground The con.
troll uf the stock is In the hands Of
Samuel Mcintyre who Is also pres.
ident Of the company with William Nc.
lntyre vice president and H. NJ. WnkIn-
son secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
LAWYER CASE DISMISSED.
Prosecuting Witnesses Fail to Appear
IN Court.

Charles s. Lawyer, a conductor on the
Oregon Short Line, was arrested by
officer Barlow on Saturday evening on
the charge Of assaulting Miss Virginia
Jones, who resides at 80 Canyon Road
The story. as related by the lady, Is
that Lawyer approached her near a va.
cant lot near First street and Canyon
Road and insisted on accompanying her
home and attempted TO take hold OF
her arm. Miss Jones had some parcels
In her arms and she claims that Law
yer seized the parcels and tried 10 force
his attentions upon her After escaping
from the man the lady ran TO her place
OF abode and Informed Abraham Hatch
and OrsOn Hyde u the affair, Miss
Jones pointed out Lawyer as the man
who assaulted her and the gentlemen
mentioned followed Lawyer and re.
quested Officer Barlow 70 arrest him.
Lawyer expressed great surprise at be
ing arrested and said II was a case OF
mistaken identity. Miss Jones. how
ever insisted that she was not mis-.
taken. Lawyer was required 70 furnish
a bond OF $50, which friends put up for
him. When the matter came up before
Judge Timmony this afternoon. the
prosecuting witnesses, strange TO say,
failed 20 put In an appearance and
Lawyer was promptly discharged. Tho
defendant was represented by Colonel
Caighn' who asked 70 be allowed TO put
witnesses on the stand who would ties.
Try as TO Lawyers Innocence. This was
not allowed as the case had already
been dismissed.
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T.f4I ...... .....'' '''''s'.,..50
Cars n concentrates
PARK city shipments.


After considerable delays incident 10
oyerhaulIng the surface plant. sink
Ing has again been resumed in the
Smokehouse shaft says the Butte
Miner A new Indicator has been
placed ON the hoist new brake has
been attached 90 the big cable cylinder
ana a single deck cage / now In opera :
lion A bucket ls sou used TO raise
the rock. lt being suspended below the
cage.
The shaft Ia now down 40 feet and
"a station Is 90 be- cut a the 400. The
20 feet below win De used for a stump.
ID Is also likely that 4 crosscut viii
be- run at this roInt IN search Of an
other ledge. The vein encountered
some weeks ago. mentIon Of which was
made ln the Miner was cut through
Go on 20 feet. The ore was low grade
and running not more han Sc or 81 a
ton. mostly I'm silver with trace OF
copper The property Is now equip
ped Tor a vigorous prosecution OF fur
Their development
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A FIGHT OVER WATER.
sanpete Valley Involved In "A Legal
Battle with Irrigation Companies

The Gunnison Irrigation company,
aided by several other smaller com
panies interested in the water rights
of Sanpete county, has entered suit
against the Sterling Coal company,
which is controlled by the Sanpete Val
ley Railroad company 10 get the use
OF the water which is flowing out Of the
tunnel In the coal mine, The coal com
pany have determined to fight the mat
Ter 10 the bitter end, The irrigation
companies claim that the tunnel has
dried up the springs In its vicinity
which springs formerly fed the canals
Of the plaintiff companies.
The head officials Of the railroad COM
pany In Salt Lake, say that there were
no springs near the Sterling coal mine
and as the flow from the tunnel is suf-
fcient 10 irrigate 1900 TO 1000 acres
Of land, they viii fight the local COM
panies TO a finish to retain possession
OF the water. The initiatory suit will
commence at Mant about January 10.
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Items from Tintic.

I'M its weekly resume OF mining news
IN the camp for the past week the Tin
tie Miner says John Davis advises as
that the North Tintc Mercm has lee
yerted TO himself aud Isaac Bullock
the owners owing TO the failure of A.
l.. Woodhouse and the other lessces OF
Provo fulfilling their contract under the
bond. The owners expect 10 90 con.
siderable work on the property this
year.
Two Finlanders have taken @ lease
on some ground In the Sioux Ajax tun.
mel II is reported that the company
which Is wealthy one. desires 20 acc
Quire considerable territory adjacent
10 its present holdings. ana II success.
ful will begin operations IN the near
future with a big force OF men.
The East Buckeye al Diamond Is con
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07

cused of assaulting Mrs c. T.. Bur,
According TO Mrs. Arnold's story Ma
Butler struck her several days ago aai
yesterday Mrs. Arnold thought ne Nh.
had come To get even. She further as.
serted that Mrs. Buffers husband Ola
to hug and kiss her and, said MI
Arnold. instead Of going after her hu.
band she came after me, and ] struck a,
her"
That's not true, its not true" cHs
Mrs. Butler.
Mrs. Arnold-"Yes It Is. Tie tried 10
kiss me. ana she pitched onto me-"
Judge Timmony-"And got th
wrogn one.
Il think, continued the court th,,
YOU two had better make a New Years
resolution and bury the hatchet"
Turning 10 Mrs. Butler. Judge Tim.
mony said. III your husband Is hug
ger and a kisser, you had better Wate
him"
And the incident closed.
The case against Frank McGuuIa
charged with assaulting Papa Smith
was continued until next Saturday q,
pm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
BUYS Ieiheh Valley.

New York, Jan. 6.-Tha Tribune to-
morrow win say: Just Of the close Of
the market on Saturday Wall street re-
celved the news that j. p. Morgan had
bought the Central railroad Of New
Jersey and sold II TO the Reading rail-
road. When the market reopens Mon
day morning IL is said Il viii be con-
fronted with the additional news that
Mr.. Morgan has secured the controlling
interest In the Lehigh Valley also, and
that this interest will probably be Of
fered 70 the Reading at a meeting Of its
directors. which has been called for
Monday 20 complete officially the pur-
chase and arrange for the formal trans
fer Of the Jersey Central stock TO It's
new owners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
promInent RalIroad Wan Dead.

Philadelphia, Jan e.-John Clark
Sims, secretary Of the Pennsylvania
railroad and wen known in railroad cir
Giles throughout the country, died at the
University of'PennsylyanIa hospital at
1880 o'clock this afternoon. aged 55 Mr.
Sims was operated on December IL TO
relieve him Of an acute attack Of appen-
dicts. lie stood the shock Of operation
quite well. and was slowly progressing
toward complete recovery until Decem-
Der %. when his heart began 10 fail.
He rallied slightly from this new dan
ger. but again grew worse, and sue
cumbed today An the members Of his
immediate family were with him when
the end came.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city No. Jan. 1-Cattle-lie-
ceipts 5000. Steady. Native steers 400
$3.50; Texas steers 27jdAlj; Texas
cows 2jON32j; native COWS and helters
l50di50 stOckers and feeders 2.9OH
$50. bulls 2S503S5. calves receipts jOJ
stcay. d Sales i2j0j40.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market 54lE
cents higher Bulk of sales 5l0H523;
heavy 512h0520. packers 5l0H5.2O;
mixed 50ja51j light 5C0djij, york
ers 5.l005lj. pigs A15N51O
Sheep Receipts 1000. Strong lambs
AOln5l5. mutlons 2l0nll5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
BLACKBIRD OPERATIONS.
Company Is Prospecting Extensively
on the Uncle Sam.

Manager NJ = Gilbert OF the Black
bird Copper company expects TO leave
tomorrow for the Idaho properties of
the company, situated In Lemhl county.
The company las mapped out an extern
sive plan Of development work for the
ensuing year. a great deal OF attention
VIII be paid 20 the Uncle Sam group.
formerly owned by Messrs Hall and Nc
Cornlck Of this city A new shaft Is
being sunk on the lower levels Of this
group near the creek Tor the purpose
Of proving up the ore below water level
The shaft Is now down 50 feet. and
prospecting hoist has been installed
with which 20 60 200 feet deep. Tho
lead, which as yet Is wholly unexplored
VIII then be cut some 1000 feet lower
down the canyon than the workings
N the Brown Bear group. belonging TO
he company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
Rirh Mnmmoth Orc.

A specimen from the recent strike
on the Mammoth COO level. seemingly
a chunk OF horn and native silver with
a lltue quartz 70 hold IL together. car.
ries about 5000 ounces 10 the ton. saws
the Tiniic Miner The ore body q.
said % be about two feet wide and
very rich throughout. ana varying from
tWo TO twenty feet from the Silyero.
polls line OF the Grand Central An.
other rich strike o. reported ON tht
lS0o-foot level. the values running hlgh
In the yellow metal A carload of ono
sacks has been received az the mine
and great care Is taking in transport
ing the precious stuff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
DIED.

EDELMAN.-At Murray. Jan. G. ls0l q,
chldhed fever, Katie Giersch Eiel.
man. daughter OF the late Jacob Ger.
lsch and ottilia Glerisch Of Woods
Cross, Utah.
Funeral services win be held TUESDAY
at 2 pm from the funeral chapel o.
Undertaken JOS VIM. Taylor q south
West Temple street, Salt Lake City
Friends are invited 70 attend. Inter.
ment IN Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Idaho papers please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
sToCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax. 100 at 57ls: 400 at 81.
Con Mercur. 100 at 3.72k; 1O5 at $50:
?oS at $50. 300 at 400. 100 at 3.slh; 100
at 3S5, 100 at 1888.
DAILY, 100 az LIZ. 100 at 1.694.
DAILY West, 20 at 2S62ls; 90 at 2S.72;
100 at $3.50; so at 2s.S2a; 30 at $3.50;
70 at S.sllsi 100 at 2s.OO
Grand Central. 100 at 627lb: 100 AZ
$40 100 at 6.l5. 100 at GA, 100 al 6l3:
100 at $40; 100 at 6.07; 80 at 61O 100 az
COS; 100 at col.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 200: 100 at
~; 100 az 2oS 100 at 205. 100 at 2.O4:
lvQ AZ 2O5; 200 at 207h, seller 9 days:
lVV az 40, 100 az 2.i2ia: 100 at 2.l5. 100
az ZIG 100 al 217; 800 at 220. seller 8
days; 500 al 225. seller 8 days: 800 at
80 200 at 22S, seller 5 days. 300 at
2.21l7, seller days: 100 al 1904 100 an
Zssts; 100 al 2.2s. 100 at 225h.
Mammoth. 200 at 21O.
May Day, 300 at 81: 100 az 87h; 900
at S1lsi 200 at 37A.
Northern Light 1000 at A.; $500 at
s64. W. wv nv
Sacramento, coo at 3Slk: 1000 AZ 49,
star Con, 100 az 20. 100 al 7iib.
sunshine, loo at 30, 100 at 2l7s, 600
az 81; 100 at Bass 100 at 49,
Naleo, 900 AT 20.
Ben Butler. 5000 al Ia.
Joe Bowers, 1884 al g.
shares sold. 2s,l22
selling value S36,443.s5.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS MONDAY JANUARY I, 1901

$500. s.,,.5pmtni a'd hqs closed a
gontra., . WIZ. toward The vein which
oa,crop, o7 q, ' san, out to the EN-.
LE o .s.I,S 20 tlso = look at a '- bIg
eI ... .,...slntsr.i Ia ODE winze 100 feet
ga,e '' ,gs zoo leyd The opening
below D., me mru'e 10 about 40
caused cav, .,.5-. and bas'ed to contain
---L.-- M
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb. Jan. 7-Cattle-Re-
cclpis. ). 1905 active. s.eady. Native beef
steers. AO0Nii0. western steers 3i1H
440: Texas steers. 3.00031j. cows and
helfors 80 cents higher. 300Hi00, cane
ners l15021j, stockers and feeders
5OOQljO; calves. i0Oa625i bulls, stays,
etc. 2O00 400
Hogs-Eeceipts 1900. i0al2l3 cents
higher Heavy, 5150522i3; mixed j.lzh
Qj11i4. light. G10n520. pigs. 4Q0q4iO;
bulk Of sales. 51240511iz.
sheep-Recelpts. 1000; strong 20 10
cents higher. Fed muttons. 400d440i
western. 3900f2i. common and stock
ers. 30503S NJ; lambs, i2jU540
San Francisco Jan. 7.--Wheat-Qulet;
May. 1861; cash, l0lh
Barley-Quiet May, 73il; cash. az.
add wall street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
Report from the Utah.

superintendent Williams Of the Utah
mine az Fish Springs. states IN re-
port received today that station has
been cut on the shaft as feet from the
surface ard drifting is now proceeding
both ways
The management Is also drifting out
towards the middle ot the claim. on me
9th level with Very encouraging pros.
poets. The drift Is now some 800 feet
from the shaft The mine IA said TO be
looking Well with small bodies of ore
showing In a number OF places. The
last lot Of ore Tor another carload Is
being hauled from the mine 70 the rail.
Mag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07

BOY, which has produced nearly G000,-
ogO pounds Of eobperBoll bullion during
the past year.
a change has been made In the Offices
oil the Bingham Copper & Gold COM
pany, owing 10 the necessity OF the CONF
pany having The vault formerly used
by the salt Lake q Mercur Railway
company. The latter company now oc-
eupies the large room ON the seventh
moor Of the Mccormick building, former
y occupied by the Bingham Copper q
Gold company, while the latter CONF
pany has moved IN the rooms vacated
~ the railway company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
: Canadian Copper Co.'S Assays.

Some samples OF copper ore have been
received In town from the Canadian
Copper company's property In Beaver
county. as the result Of the assessment
work just completed The company
owns six claims in the Rocky district.
which show a great deal Of fair grade
ore on the surface. one assay showed
5.2 per cent copper. &c ounces silver and
SLIGO In gold per ton The lowest assay
showed 4 per cent copper. 3S ounces sill
Yer and $50 In gold The best sample
was taken from a shaft % feet deep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
DENVER 1--WE STOCK.

Denver Colo. Jan. 7-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500. Market active and higher.
Beef steers 350H530; cows 290nil0;
feeders freight paid 10 river, 300Q4iO;
stockeis. do. 325q45O; bulls, stays, etc,
2OO0325.
Hoga--Recelpts 400. Market 5d7h
cents higher Light packers 505a5lOi
mixed 512hd517h; heavy 5.12hqJl1R,
Sheep-Receipts none.
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5 JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT!
Observation-Disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tom King, you are accused Of being
drunk"
Well" drawled the old soldier, 81
guess I'm kinder guilty. You see II was
one OF them New Years Jags and
hadn't got over II when"
Judge Timmony--"It will be S."
"Oh!' and Tom sat down.
John jenkins was charged with va
gtancy but II was evident that he was
only technically guilty. and he was ad.
yistd TO change his location
Horace Renshaw and Ed Avery were
arrested FOR disturbing the peace. They
were kicking up an unearthly row on
the streets about 1880 this morning
when they ran into a couple OF blue
coats and were gathered in They were
assessed s. each.
The star attraction for the day was
the case wherein Mrs. Arnold was ac-
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RECITAL FOR VISITOR.
Special Program Rendered in His
Honor at the Tabernacle.

Mr.. A. W. Sullivan. second vice presi-
dent Of the Illinois Central railway
visited the First Presidency today in
company with Donald Rose, the COM
panys local agent, and was late this
afternoon rendered a special organ re-
cital at the Tabernacle, Prot. McClel-
Ian acting az organist, The full pro-
gram was as follows:
/. Pnprims Chorus, from Tan
hauser' ......,..,. ,.,'.,.....N wagner
2. Chorus Of the Angels. Scotson Clark
9. Baritone SOLO. Prof H. $. Goddard
4. Andantno Go my wife) Lemare
8. Last Rose Of Summer.....,.Moore
G. Baritone solo, Prof. II. S. Goddard
7. America, DoXology.
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New Jersey Central to the Reading un
Ill Saturday 1t has not affected the
stock OF our road adversely On the
contrary some one seems 10 want To buy
Baltimore & Ohio II any one seeks con-
troll Of the road he would hardly notify
me. but would so into the stock market
and buy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
Copper Ore in the Galcna.

Secretary Morris Of the Galcna prom.
erty In Beaver Lake district has re-
celyed samples OF ore from the face Of
the tunnel which has been started ON
the vein IN that property This vein
extends for 200O feet across the Galena
property and 4, Is expected that the
tunnel win ultimately open up some
very fine ore. As Il Is. samples of G per
cent copper ore have been obtained In
the tunnel Some kidneys Of lead ore
are also found
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
coz MERCUR MEETING.
An Adjournment Was Taken This
Afternoon Until Jnuuary I5tb.

The directors of the Consolidated
Mercur met this afternoon according TO
schedule No action was taken regard
ing the dividend An adjournment was
taken until the 18th Inst az which time
the profits FOR December win be- known
and the first quarterly dividend VIII IN
all probability be declared.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The long awaited opening Of the Cum
mlngs Stock company occurs tonight in
"A Golden Fool" Practically the whole
house Is already sold out.
The sale for shenandoah" Is now go
ing on at the Theater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-07
CHURCH NEWS.
Y ~ AND NJ. /. A

y M AND NJ. /. a.
=, ne regular monthly meeting OF the
itoung Mems associations Of salt Lake
STAKE VIII be held In the Fourteenth
ward meeting house. Wednesday even
ing. January oh. at 1880 o'clock Prof
George II Brimhall will occupy the
tllne by giving one of his popular talks
prepared Tor VI. l. workers. The Of
nncers ana members Of the Y. NJ. and
l. associations are invited and ne.
quested 10 attend.
RICHARD X. LYMAN,
NELLIE Z. TAYLOR.
Stake Officers.
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CAJoN PASS SELECTED.
j. Ross Clark lntimates the Pass
VIII be Used by Los Angeles Road.

While not definitely settled It is the
general belief and this belief is
strengthened by words let fan by j.
Ross Clark, vice president Of the new
Los Angeles railroad, that the Cajon
pass win be the route selected as the
one by which the line will leave Califor-
MIA on It's way 20 Utah.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE

Chicago. Jan. May wheat opened
at 19d7gih fell 20 ass. rebounded to
79H, then declined 10 N,
Close: Wheat--January IS; February
1854 a75N; May 1S
Corn-January S6EQS7; May SS%d
SSS
oats-January 23& May 2jN
Pork--January 1890; May 1870.
Lard-January 117ia: May 132H.
January $50; May L02s.
Cash: Wheat-No 2 red 16H19. No z
red 73d7S. No. 2 hard winter 70h01i:
No. do. 7OG53; No. l northern spring
1903; No. DO. 76d19, No. 3 spring 6Sq
Is.
Corn-No. . S7is; No. 3 374.
oats-No, 2ia2iis; No 9 23hg2L
Rye-4S.
Barley-3Sd62.
Tlmothy-i75
Flax--l.b5
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er. Good 10 choice wethers 215Qit5;
fair 90 choice mixed i0V5S0' western
sheep 27j0 $50. Texas sheep 2.041Dl'
native lambs f0o0j1j; western lambs
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