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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-29
WORK BEING PUSHED.
Drifting Going Forward at Hon
orine-Big Flow of Water.

Charles whltecotton. who has charge
OF the pumping nlant at the Hononne
of stockton, came IN from the mine last
evening and reports the work going
along quite satisfactorily. The manage
ment has now reached bottom In the
shaft and drifting Is now M order
some 25 or 30 feet OF this work has ale
ready been done The drIft Is being
pushed ahead at the rate OF feet per
day and within 200 feet Messrs. Nlm-
befly and Filler expect 20 tap the hrst
one chute Meantime the pumps are
handling 1000 gallons per minute.
which Is their maximum capacity. II
"a larger flow is encountered the drift
viii be flooded. MT Scheu Is hopeful
thot the country Is pretty well drained
however. but Il does not greatly lessen
Inc anxiety that r. felt at present by
those most interested.
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A BIG FIRE IN DIES MONIES.
Over Half a Million Dollars Worth Of Prop
ehy Was Destroyed
started Ia Prankel Bros Department
store Every Available Fireman
ordered out.

Des Molnes, Iowa, Jan. 29.-Fire
which broke out this morning in Fran
KEEL Bros. department store, corner Of
Sixth and Walnut streets, destroyed
over a half million dollars worth Of
property. The fire was first discovered
by a patrolman at 1906 a, m in the cor
ner of the clothing department, com
ing direct from the basement In mo-
ment the whole building was in flames
Every available fireman in the city was
ordered out. but the structure was
doomed before they arrived and their
attention was largely devoted 10 saw
ing the adjoining structures. 10y b
o'cIerk a solitary wall Of the six story
Frankel building was left standing
and the hremen pulled that down NOT
a dollar ~ the $3.50 900 stock was saved
and the destruction was complete. The
First National bank building, which Is
direCtl~ across the street caught ire
but after a hard struggle was saved,
although damaged 20 the extent OF
several thousand dollars The Uuca
Clothing company, the seeley depart
ment store, upon the uuJolhluh tolhNl0t
suffered similarly In the damage 10
stock and fixtures.
The loss to the Frankels is estimated
at 1915 900. consisting OF S225,OOO In the
stock and Sl25. 600 on the building. The
firm has announced already that they
Will rebuild,
The destruction OF the electric light
telephone and telegraph wires as
consequence Of the fire, caused a tenn
porary abandonment OF the street car
service and the operation OF many fac
tories dependent upon power furnished
them.
The heaviest loosers are. Frankel
Bros. $315.O 700; Younker Bros. $4,000;
A. and 1 Fredlich, stock, $4,000; Uti-
ca Building company, $1,000, c. H..
seeley. $4,000. Des Molnes National
bank $1,000: Marx building $1,000;
Sheer buildings 5000; C.. w. Rogg COM
pany. $4,000: Iowa Telephone company,
5000: Des Moines City Railway com
pany. $1,000 Losses 20 occupants OF
Office roms, 100000
The Insurance viii cover the loss
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Soldiers Bodies from China

Washington, Jan. 29.-lt scimei
at the guar terniaster generals ofte
that out Of a total Of sixty remains d
soldiers and civilians recently rcaysi
az San Francisco from China 90 he
transport California. forty bodies haze
been claimed by relatives and sill =
sent 20 their homes for private .r's''
ment at government expense To, Ia
maInder II not claimed within a re3'li'
able period win be inferred a. Ni
Francisco national cemetery with n-'
tary hOnors.
-Four Of the claimed remains vii 2
brought 10 Washington by reQu.,, q
relatives for burial In Arlington. Iis'
remains are those OF Capt Ausli )
Davis, Y. 5. marine corps, and Pnusi
Ezekiel f. Hale, company B, Jo.i /.
Drheer, company Il, and Fred Z bs
fenacht. company G, all Of the ~
United States infantry.
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THE NEW SHELTER.
The Bingham Copper Company VIII
Blow in Ono Stack Tomorrow.

After many exasperatng delays on
account OF structural material the
Bingham Copper and Gold company has
practically completed It's new 3O0-ton
smelter az Bingham Junction. the sue
cess Of which means much for the
Bingham camp and a great deal for the
prestige of the state. The work Is so
FAR completed that the management
expects TO blow In one stack tomorrow.
For this purpose about 5000 tons OF ore
are now In the smelter bins OF this
amount, about 1000 tons came from
the Tesora and IL largely constitutes
the sllceOus ore needed 10 mix with
the sulphide ore OF Bingham. Some
purchases have also been made by the
company Of Centennial Eureka, Carisa
and Columbia ores. so that everything
10 now In readiness for the test run,
which Will be In the nature Of an exper.
Iment although II Is pretty well decided
that the plant VIII work like a charm.
Mr.. Wlgglnton, who has lately come
from Colorado. says that the Bingham
ore Is an ideal one for the plant erected
and. with a similar assurance from the
veteran shelter man. W H. Nutting no
doubt Is felt regarding the result OF
tomorrow's work For probably two
weeks the management may operate
only one stack havingla capacity ~ 100
tons daily, The necessary adjustments
and tests can be made bust as well with
one stack as with three, About 100 men
are az present employed az the mine
and shelter but this force viii be IN
creased 10 about $50 men as soon as
things are In full swing. Meantime un-
al the Copper Belt Railway company :
tracks are extended TO the mine the
output from the Bingham mine viii be
llmiiad 10 nbont 100 tons daily.
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vlslnI.n DRAM SUPPLY.

New York, Jan. 2s,-The statement Of
the visible supply Of grain In store and
ahoat on Saturday Is as follows:
Wheat-6O 19l 600 bushels; decrease,
10000 bushels
Corn-ti 49, OOO bushels; increase, g.
1884, 600 bushels
Oats-l0 $4,000 bushels; increase, GlS,-
600 bugi.els.
Rye sll.OOO bushels; decrease, 1900
bushels
Barley--lSge,0 900 bushels decrease
1900 bushels.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

omaha. Neb.. Jan. 29,-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 200, slow, about steady Ma
tive beef steers, iOOaj41; western
steers. 375GA5O; Texas steers S004
AIS, cows and hefers, S0Oq 400, cam
ners. 1.75d2S5; stockers and feeders,
225GA60, calves 400Q650; bulls stays,
etc. 250dA25
Hogs-Recelpts. 1000; cents higher;
.t ..1 s01is cents higher. Heavy, 527is
4535: mixed. 52jQ521ia light, 522hd
$50. pigs. AO0Q41J bulk OF sales, 525a
$50
sheep-Recelpts 4o00' steady. Lambs
30 cents lower. Yearlings, natives, A50d
AS0. wethers. 4.0lG450; common and
stock sheep. SGG3sj lambs, 4j0Q
r1-
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TRANSFERS.

Ajax 200 at s5, 100 at 9ih; 400 al "a;
100 az S3ys. 200 at 93Ia, 100 at sS' wv at
g2iL: 100 at ~. 200 at 92%i SVO az sLA'
100 az sl7t; 100 at slh.
Anchor, 200 at 2.i9, 500 at 20
Daly, 100 at 49, 100 at l.5i; Nv NJ
l.5g. .oo
-Four Aces, 600 at az; 600 at D.
Galena, 200 az "a.
fneot. 900 at Az 1000 at 4.
Mammoth. 100 at 207h; 100 at 2O5.
Nav Day. 200 at ASA 100 at 5si lVV
NJ SSN; 100 at Ssh.
Northern Light, 1000 at "a.
Sacramento, 1000 nt IS.
silver shield. 800 at "a; 500 at 2ils.
south Swansea, 100 az LIVE NV AT
star star Consolidated, 100 at ISM; 100 at
10.
Valeo. 100 az 80. 80. CO...
Ben Butler, 5000 at S. 5000 at s%i
700 at So. .ooo
Manhattan, 5000 at e-l6, 5000 at r.
Yankee Con. 1900 az IN,
shares sold 2S,S00.
Selling value, NO6S.bo.
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MARKET WAS
QuIETER TODAY.
Ben Butler Jumped to 81 on the
Exchange,
ANCHOR WAS VERY FIRM
Ajax weaker silver shield shrinks-
Yankee CON Firm Mammoth
Was very Low

Business was much quieter on the
exchange today when a weakening ten
dency was shown by several Of the
stocks. This was especially true Of
Mammoth and Ajax The former fell
off to s2.05 on news that the car Of
sacked ore was not as rich as had been
supposed Ajax started out with the
sale OF 200 shares at %, but a decline
was recorded on every sale until sl+i
was reached on the closing sale. A ma
terial advance Is recorded In Ben But
Ter again today. Sales were made
as high az sM and the stock closed
quite strong with SIS bid, Anchor was
also In good form around s2i9. while
Daly opened with the sale Of 100 shares
al sl.5I and declined 70 tl.52 -Four Aces
sold up 20 3. while Galena OF Fish
Springs let 70 200 shares at "a lngot
was active az low as 4, while May Day
opened at 3sik. and after dropping 10
B rallied TO 3SH at the close. SILVER
Shield declined 10 q today. Sacramen-
10 was also In good form around Is.
south Swansea was active today
around 81 while star Con. sold around
~. a small lot Of Valeo changed han.ds
nj 90, while Manhattan sold mp toh.
and Yankee Con. found buyer NJ
Xix. ,
lows:
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

Rules-Joseph Oberndorfer, NJ. s.
PenderRast and f.. @, WOolley Jr.
Membershlp-W II Child, W. II, r.
vine and G. +. Hudson.
Arbitration--R. l.. Colburn, c., c.
Higgins J. u. Thompson. Il. d. Miller
and K j. Evans.
The selections made meet with gen-
eral approval as the impartiality and
ability Of the officers and members of
committees are well known.
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Amerlcnn nnsehalI League.

Chicago. Jan. 29-The reorganlzed
American Baseball league concluded Its
business today IN a short session ana
Vas adjourned by President Ban John.
son until some time in March. AZ that
meeting the committee on playing rules.
consisting Of Comiskey, Connie Mack
and McCraw, will make It's report and
NE seasons playing schedule win be
submitted by President Johnson. II Is
understood the season, though the same
length as last year. viii open a week
later.
BEYOND possible legislation on the
hunt hit no important changes In the
rules governing the game are antiei-
pated.
Az today's meeting formal resolu-
ton recognizing the Players Protective
association, and It's objects. was adopt
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SALT LAKE BUSINESS.

Dun's Review Of January 26th, has
the following TO say OF Salt Lake trade;
weather conditions are unfayorable TO
business IN some lines, but on me
whole the volume OF trade Is fairly
good for the season Dry goods. cloth
Ing and shoes are quiet, but drugs, gro
ccrios, hardware and liquors are In
good demand The sugar market Is
firm but jobbers having loaded up be-
fore the anticipated suffening In
freight, the movement IS light Bank
deposits show some falling on, with
little call FOR money, except a fair re-
newal demand Local securities and
mining stocks show little activity. and
Inc ore movement IL not heavy Retail
trade suffers from mild weather, and
ami business has a tendency TO retard
collections"
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ORE Is GOOD GRADE.
Lower Mammoth shipment Assays 10
Per Cent Copper aud 81 Ozs. Silver.

The last ehipment from the Lower
Mammoth Of Tlntlc was sold today for
5l25. The lot consisted OF 1--WE cars
OF ore, three u which were copper ana
silver ore, and two silver ore. The for
mer We're sold on controls showing 100
per cent copper and " ounces silver per
ton, while the latter two cars assayed
W ounces I'm silver per ton. The average
as shown by the shipments ~ much
better than was expected b" hummer
OF people. Before the shipments were
started the silver values were estimated
an from ~ TO 80 ounces per ton. The
mine Is said to be looking well and reg
Mar shipments are now In order Part
of a carload Of sacked ore Is on the
yav TO market which Is expected 90
show sensational values.
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LAND SCRIP LOCATIONS.
Mr.. King Says Bill Concerning the
Same Will Pass This Session,
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws"l

ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS }
Washington. p. c., Jan. 29'-Repre-
sentative King said today that the bill
FOR the location Of certain land scrip
in the name OF Antonine Lapierre and
others in salt Lake city would pass
this session. Mr.. king attempted TO
have the bill considered todt but OBJ
lection was made az this time by Rep
rcsntat;yo G.osyenor.
Chas. Weltfel has been appointed
po,tmlster at Rudy. Fremont county
idaho. vice VIM Richards. resigned
] Downing Of salt Lake Is here and
Representative King today had Inserted
in the agricultural bin an appropriation
for the continuance OF the soil survey
In Utah. The amount 10 be expended
Is $4,000.
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ed, thus ratifying the informal aal,
taKen at last nights meeting.
Connie Mack, to whom was given d,
Philadelphia franchise, lett this air,
noon for the East as dli also mos, 7
the other eastern magnatea II W
stated today that some Pittsburg cis
tai is Interested IN the new Phlhl.
phi1 team. but no confirmation of h,
report could be obtained.
Hugh Duffy, the former Boston ag.
tain. has signed a formal contract 70
the Milwaukee America higa,
team for the season.
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-LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

Lonloh. Jan. gs-1'he offerings at the
wool fuctIon sales today numbered 49,
li9 bales Competition was spirited
and TIE demand showed Improvement
Secured recovered and touched the re-
cent high wares. Superior greasy, when
put forward. brought out active bid
ding. and some lots were taken for
9merlca. Cfossbreds were In small sup
ply and owing to the frmness of hold
drs several parcels were bought In A
large amount OF Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal was offered. but II was not In
good demand
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Joe Bowers Suit,

The Supreme court has handed down
a decision In the case OF Lorenzo Ewell
VS. The Joe Bowers Mining company,
appellant, affirming the Judgment Of the
lower court,
The action arose by reason OF EVEN
being injured while employed by ana
working IN the defendants mine at
Diamond. May, 1905 For this cause
EwclI sued IN the Juab county district
court and obtained a judgment for N5,-
900. and the higher court finds no re-
vcrslble error. Justices Miner, Baskln
and Cherry. district judge jointly
signed the opinion
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Caused a stampede.

A small stampede took place from
Grangevllle. Idaho last week TO a re-
ported strike on some lodges about two
and one half miles south Of the town,
where work has been In progress all
winter. A four foot vein assaying $50
was struck 10 feet below the surface. A
few days later a 20 foot ledge assaylng
s28 across II was uncovered some hum
dreds OF feet from the first discovery.
When the news came a rush started
from here, and a number who received
the news first were out az night stak-
ING claims. The whole country TO the
tor OF ore mountain has been staked
out
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RITTER AND EGGS.

New York Jan, 2s-Butter-Receipts
Sll2 packages. Market steady. Cream
cry. l2a22c. June creamery l5g2Oci
factory nQl4c.
Eggs-Receipts, All packages Mar
ket barely steady. Western, at mark
1926.
Chicago, Jan. 2S,-On the produce ex.
change today the butter market was
dull; creamery, 1920; dairy lll7g
lihc.
Cheese, quiet, llhQllAc
Eggs. quiet fresh. lSo'
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
Governing Board of Exchange Elects
Onicers aud Selects Committees,

The new board OF governors OF the
stock exchange met yesterday after
noon and elected the following officers,
Viz. ID. II. peery Jr, president; u. q.
Woauav Jr., N. S. Pendergast ana W.
II Tlbbals. first second and third wee
presidents. Tespgcuvely' G.. r. Clatk'
secretary. and w. j. Barnett, treasurer.
The following standing committees
v.ar. also selected the first named IN
.,eb instance being the chairman;
Arrangemants-H W. Doscher, w.
II Farnsworth. NJ. NJ. Miller Q. D.
Green and r. r.. Waterman.
TJsting-Herman Hamburger, NJ W.
Taylor. A. s. Campbell, W. J. Brown
ing and ]. II. Hatfield.
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BosToY wool MARKET.

Boston. Jan 29.--There IL no materIe!
change 10 the WOOL market here this
week The demand continues quiet
with purchases confined 20 immediate
wants. Sales OF territory wool con-
tinue 90 head The let with me medium
and fine selling about the secured basis
OF 1904, while me strictly staple ar
tlcle calls Tor $3.50 cents. Fleece woods
are slow with prices nominal
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Ask
For 1t.

Hundreds Of good housekeepers who
have used Three Crown Baking Pow
der. Extracts and Spices win use no
other kind as they know the brand
"Three Grown" guarantees them a pure
and good article at lower price than
the imported goods would cost Ask
your grocer for the Three Crown
brand the next time you order goods in
our line.
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Astor.Ro,burehe Engagement

London. Jan. 2S.-No confirmation
be obtained here OF the reported Z
gagement OF Miss Pauline M
daughter OF VIM. Waldorf Astor p "
Duke Of Roxburghe. which has be'l a
mored here for some time past D. =.
parties have refused to discu" ~
matter.
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DIED.


McCALLIsTER.-Of pneumonia -. p, =
gan, Cache county utah' i,i
Byelyn McCalister, daughter o. he
and Ethel Williams McCalhs'''' ."
two months and fifteen days',.,.. Z
Funeral will be held az re'i .55 D..sA
grandfather. r. V. Williams - ,,,y a
Fifth East street, salt Lake ~ ~ rs
twelve O'Clock noon THURSDAY Wv
inst Friends are Invited.
BUXToN.-At Union. salt I.aA '.s sG "A.
~ Utah, Jan. 2S 1901, 81 gs"Y rss L.
biilty. william Buxton, porn pSnsanl
1929. in sutton. bennington, EJrsssjass.
Funeral services viii be NEG Nv, vari
day at ! pm. from the u1 i,.,ii,s5 d
netting house. Friends are nv
attend.
Mlllennial Star. please copy
sMITH-In the Twenty, -, ts
this city, Jan, %, 1901 OF IR1,T'',sr8 ?.
ease. Joseph Alma, son OF ogsl !
ana Cora A Fisher smi'h'
days. 10. az 2 pm
from s6i First street. FI'e'''
vited to attend.
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1--we STOCK.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK,

Kansas city, Mo-, Jan. 29.-Catile-
Receipts 5000 steady 10 cash. Native
steers. 4.O00j.4j; Texas steers 2s0g
ass. Texas COWS, 2.3543,S5: native
COWS and heifers, 2.JO0t 90 stockefs
and feeders. 2. 00q475; bulls, 2.25u{ 90,
Calyes-Receipts $50. Steady, i.25g
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Steady 70 ;
cents higher Bulk OF sales 5'Z1lka
I.325. heavy. 5.20G5 40; packers. D z2la
ass. mixed. j.0j05 %; light. 4'ogF
5 20: workers. 5.20d5. 20; pigs, 4t0G4 20.
sheep Receipts 5000. steady. LAMBS,
4 OOG5 rs: muttons. 2.5Oa4.eb.
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Many a bright ana happy household
has been thrown into sadness and sor.
row because u the death o. loved
one from neglected cold. BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP is the great
cure FOR coughis. colds and all pulmon-
airy ailments Price % and 80 cents.
z. c, NJ J. Drug Dept.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo. Jan. 2s--Cattle-Re-
celpts, 300. market active and steady
10 strong. Beef steers, 350db,00; cows
22SdAo0, feeders. freight paid 70 riv-
er. 2.O0di40. stockers DO. S25G4tOi
bulls, stays etc, 1oO9s2S
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Hogs Receipts. 900; market 5Nlil
cents higher Light packers, 52j95.Di
mixed. j3Od535. heeYy, 530aj3j.
sheep-Receipts-None.
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"Alllnncee ]. r. FLYNN Dead.

Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 2s;-John X.
Flynn. who 10 1850 was principal owner
ana publisher Of The Alliance, Chl-
cago weekly paper, died az MS nome
here today Of pneumonia
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lndinnnnolIs Sum plnnt Burned.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 2s.-The plant
Of the Indianapolis Sun, an evening
paper In East Ohio street, was Quilted
by fire today The loss Is SS0OOO' IN
snrance $4,000.
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sAN rRANcIsCo GRAIN.

San Francisco Jan. 29.-Wheat-May,
1875 bid, cash, 9s4,
Barley-No sales cash. 1874.
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ST. LbUIs WOOL.

81. Louis. Mo-. Jan g. -Wool-Weak
and lower Territory and western
medium, 1917, 6re l2huljh; coarse,
l2dl7.
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Michigan inheritance Law

Lansing, Mich. Jan. PIN on NJ y,
nous opinion handed down toqsl ~
supreme court sustained the c}.'..
tionality OF the law taxing inheI!,.s.I,
An order was also granted Ws q.
court. IN answer TO former Gov I \,
gree's application. dlrectlng. ths y.
ham county circuit court % snow S sr'
why q writ should not issue pIv'.-
ing II from proceeding with lhs y
tempt case now pending against i"~
Gov. Pingree.
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Chicago. Jan. 29.-May wheat opened
at 76M TO 7GH told to 76ls but rallied to
'ciose-wheat-Jan. 7is; Feb. 7i%;
Corn-jan, 81: May 39is
Oats-Jan.. 23& G231s May, 2jhq25h.
Pork--Jan., 10 90, May, 4.lQ.
Lard--Jan. and Feb, 742hi May
RIbs-January, s,97h; May 7o7ha
CCyash-wheat-No. red, 74916l4; No.
8 red. 73d73is; No hard winter iz.sp
73ib: No. 3 hard winter, lOlaq i22' NO
northern spring 75075h, No. north
ern spring, 7Aq16. No. 3 spring, eoe ~
Corn-No. 2. 37H No 3, S6SQS6b.
Oats-No. g 24hq2lA; No. g. 24Ag
PAY.
Rye-49is
Barley-36a50.
TImothy-4 IS.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Recelpts $500; steers slow;
butchers stock and calves steady
Good TO prime steers, 5lOq6OOi poor TO
medium. 34OG5O0. stockers and feed
ors 8O00 $50. cows, 26jG4lO; heifers,
s7oa i5o. Gamers. i.gOa26o; bulls, 2So
Gl4O, calves. iO0q475; Texas fed
steers. 4OOa4e0; Texas grass steers
, ASA 400: Texas bulls 250Q3S5.
Hogs Receipts today 10000; tomor-
row $1,000. lttt over. 1850; market :
cents higher. Mixed and butchers, 5.l5p
I sac. good 20 choice heavy 5.2545.iV;
rough heavy. 51Od5,2O; light j.l50j.35;
| bulk of sales. 53Odj.35
Steep Receipts. $1,000; sheep steady,
/ lambs weak. Good 20 choice wethers.
| 3.7iGl55. fair 70 choice mixed 3504
| SIS: western sheep, S75ai5O' Texas
/ sheep. 2j0G35O: native lambs. $3.50
/ 55O. western lambs 5O0q5.jO.
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N LA SAL DISTRICT,
An Electric Road from Grand
River TO Miners Basin.

A correspondent says that the La
Sal district is forging to the front and
II VIII not be many months before Il
win take It's place In the front ranks
OF the gold producers Large bodies OF
ore have recently been encountered gly-
ing as high as $500 per ton In the yellow
metal. outside VI the copper values.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-29
AN ELECTRIC ROAD,

The contract for 2I,OCO ties has been
let Tor the new electric road, running
from the Grand River TO miners IA
sin" a distance Of fifteen miles. The
company win get power from the falls
IN the river. Many thousands OF tons
Of ore can be shipped from the various
properties. by this means, which VIII
give good values IN gold, silver and
copper.
The International Copper company
has group Of twelve claims In a
choice location and great things are eX-
pected in the near future. Everything
is quiet on the Gilsonte properties
since the jumping has ceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-29

TO CURE THE GRIP IN Two DAY
Laxative Bromo-Qulnine removes the
cause.