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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-27
Toachor's institute.

Perhaps the most pneeessIaI teachers
institute ever held ln Gillian county
Ciiosudi iisre yesterday afternoon after :
three days session, A fair sliendancs
Of laachers Was present and mnch later
sst was manifested 10 the work.
Prof. }. n. Beatiie, president ofth'
State Normal School At Weston, aud
Prof. w. A. WetaslI, formerly Of Port
land bnt more recently Of salsl Lake,
we're present ae Instructors and By
their enthusiasm and ability kept MP an
nnllaggIns interest 10 the work through
every session Of the meeting.
There was 20 set program for the
meeting each instructor taking up what.
aver subject he felt would be the most
profitable 10 The teachers present. Prof
Bsattis dsah principally with seuera
pedagogical subjects specializing som,
topics, AZ geography etc, while Prof
welzeII took hp Arithmetic, reading
map drawing riRp, reading history etc
Ia every branch of the work the Instnct
ors we're lucid and interesting and eyerS
teacher present must have received
much benefit.
The teachers present were as follows
Misses Nellie Brown, Belle Wilson, Ea
tella Adlard, Mamie Smith Lulu fitz
water and Nofs Miller; Mesdpmes T. A
Davis, Lillian Stevens and !. Il. Wells
Measrs J. d. Stewart, II. M. Rogers. y
shanks. U. W. Apple. D. l.. Patterson
Marion d. Carterand u. A. Churchill
The following eighth grade graduates
also attended the meetings: Misses Lilli
Clarke, Bertha Trimble, Gussie Darling
and Byrl sprIngston.
Superintendent Neal 10 entitled q
much credit for the s6ccess OF this insti
tute rs well as for the general intsres
which is being aroused In educationa
matters In the county since his incum
beney in Office.
Professors WetEell and Beattie let
yesterday afternoon for Fossil wher'
they will hold an institute durinl
the vemainder of the week.
Prof. Beattle delivered two very in
.eresting aud instructive lectures at ths
@ congregational church Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-27
+. sHAEKs,
Committee MRs. T. A. DAVIS
X. NJ. Rooms
darlington Record please copy,

- - -
Jim Cordell and his family started
Monday morning for X Isebnrg, going
overland by wagon. Mr.. Cordell took
with him number OF horses for sale
and also two 2.year old fillIes which he
will train during the summer for the fall
races. Both the colts are as pretty as
pictures and look as though they should
develop high speed. Mr.. Cordell has
given much attention TO breeding
running stock for years. The GLOBE
will keep them posted on home news
during their absence.
Arthur Rice the lS.year-old son OF A.
s. Rice met with 9 serions accident
Sunday evening. The boy had got hold
Of loaded cartridge and was playing
with 1t and finally decided to have 9
little FouFth.oi-July iu advance OF the
calender. tie laid the cartridge on a
stone and securing another stone he
proceeded TO explode 1t. The explosion
was success aud q piece of the bras'
shell was blown through the boys fooi
making painful wound.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-27


Miss Abbie Darling returned Tuesday
from sIsIt at Ions Rock.
d. W. Kalston. ]. ?. Heynolls and
II. r. weir Furrivei cnitiiv St sisT Tss''is 'Tsss'is
yesterday,
w. q. Keys the rustlIng merrlIa ut
and mill owner, Of MayyllIe, wasin town
yesterday on business.
LosT--Arrow head gold mounted
charm wifh three einblems and mono
gram, q. VIC. Liberal reward for fts
reinrn to the Condon Pharmacy.
Rev. Mrcuvan wlllbe In 0lsx nest
Saturday and Sunday in the Interests Of
church work andwill preach Ia oles
Sunday morning and evening.
wAErED-By . Young lady place as
clerk IN store. Could take position
first Of August or before. Best Of referen.
ees given. Address. Miss Elizabeth
Horde. Lebanon, Ore. 9IGi20.
B.H. Bour and Ralph May have
opened restaurant In the Model build
ing on MaIn street. They expect 70 run
first class house and give their patrons
value received for what they pay for.
MARRrsD-Y Yesterday afternoon at
Rinehart's restaurant, In this city. Miss
Lillian Peck, 10 Mr.. William Refs, City
Recorder u. A. May performing the
ceremony. Both the yeung people are
residents Of the Olsx neighborhool
where they have many friends. The
GIoBE extends best wishes.
LaIu Mckinney, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. I'll. Mckinney, Of Thirtymiie, was
brought to town Monday evening for
medical treatment. II was thought she
was suffering from appendicitis and
that Il would be necessary 70 take her 70
Portland but she was much better the
next morning,
From the amount of scrapping going
on In Condor lately one might believe
Il TO be Wild and wooly town. II
the thing keeps mp and other news be-
comes any scarcer We will have to be-
gin writing up the scraps by rounds.
1.-THE boys keep up their lick as they
did for few days the arst Of the week
we will be able to run "to be contin-
ued" serial.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-27


a band of siIoep hsIdhging TO b. q.
Henry. q nssr Coadshrl which WAS
e ..eA q. l .ons Hack crssk lev nliles
above Lone Rock. wbiIe On their way 70
the InonniAins, Was shcl1 intoone night
last week BY unknoSa parties and
about dozen Of the animals were killed
aud many others injured. The sheep
were in charge Of Perry Bond, berder.
and Albert Smith. camp tender. The re.
ports which have reached here state
that the herdsr say three or four men
10 the attacking party and thinks there
was others.
Az stated sometime seoin the GLeBk,s
Lone Rock correspondence, notices had
been posted in that vicinity warning
sheep epmen 70 keep their aocks ont oi the
neighboorhood. and, although Mr..
Henry's men saw some Of these IL seems
that they must have regarded them as
40 idle threat. bat from the 'Ieyel-
opments, II seems they meant business,
The shooting party left q note on the
bedding gronnd which the her'ier found
next morning. IN which the sheepmen
,were told IN language more tsrcIble
than polite to move on " take soTse
treatment later. H ~
Such occurrences are 70 be condemned
and siepIored and while there IN nc
dou 81 the Law wsuhl iieal roughly with
the perpetrators II they were eaugh'
and proven gniIty. there is little iikeli
hood that either viii happen, We m
deFst and the sheep have been nUset
TO another range.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-27
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

We yonr Committee on Resolutions
beg 10 submit the following as our re-
port:
RESOLVED That we as mem.
bers Of the Annual Teachers
Institute convened at Condor, Gillian
Co. Greg. June n, 1901, extend our
thanks TO Dr.. Beattie, Of the Weston
Normal School, and Prof. Wetzell, oI
Portland, for their able instruction
during said institute.
Also TO snpt. w. X. Neal Tor his able
aud efficient management Of the meeting
and for the interest manifested in our
school work during the year.
We also extend our thanks 10 the
citizens Of Condor for the many lAyon
received.
+. SHANKs,
CommitkRe MRg. r. A. DAVIS
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-27
Notice to Pioneers.

All Oregon Pioneers, Native Sonsand
Native Daughters are requested 20 meet
in Condor, Friday, July 9th. for the
purpose OF perfecting theirsorganiaations
SAN E. VANVAcToR, WI. CoRNETT,
SEQ, Pres.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bsamo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure
Il, ". Groves siguatarcis on each box. 25'
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-27

Ice cream ireexers--Best triple motion
assorted sizes at Clark & Frazer's.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17
NnOen Sci.
S6rite Kapitel.

Samme Tao, oa 5unfer Grange meo lenlia getbm.
ring forloo qraa % iaa langiomt Tom mull9t orog neo Cd
6fben ueo ben tonne. Demo0ige aonaebruo, boIot @rsp
alaus grnaup meb @reoinbe Spa paa Shperin Slol.
8dgen tilforn baooe 9aIoemar bifuet 5agen melem Sc
fan 0an3 % @rep 6enrii % tilgipet @repen hans 9OIo5s
qerninq. unbsr zen getiHgelie, al ban tube opbDgge @roas
30 Slot inoen et liars 5orlsb. iulotommsu fritGtte 5oban
8an3 stbbert 3ab % aongens gtarprrtlie rate BAN
oaano til 5orlig. Den tolte Grsp 6enrii baOOe ilOssis
%uroertafiet ia aae bisis getinsslier % meo I'm grooers
Samtnfte enboa iot 6alboslen At 9rtpitabet og Slot.et
Sdnperin pant for @repinOe 5bas gruDstat og UleOrcs
asarO.
s ben btbite 8orfaaelis, iom bet ipntes, meo ben
oanTte Gonoe, elbis @reu 5gnrif M 5agrHs 6ejtioeigbeo
nto en- Set. lom bar enonu mere prGgti9, eae nogsn al Z.
forsgoasnoe.
Den lDtfsliae GreD alaus tos I'm table os oiOOrIias
grnos title Carer aIene for 8irtninqen at 9ieiens glaze
osiiireliabso. Ben @rsD 6enrif gar oie Ssiieren ii
frenqt abDarenoe glf. 6un famleos al fin Stprte. for at
hines rolig o. tilfrsos ca %fuIoenbe BET Ofer, bun bragta
i'm Gtano % line grsorts misli9e 5orbolo. 3et falbt
lite galoemar ino. al Der par Ct Goelt. t~Onoeligt 6jsrte
Der iuffeoe lenliot ooer BAN, iom oner en- baaro % srls
iom Hrebsforfnrrer. : grsp alauies grlo. baboe ban
tun Iet ben ubetpoelioe. dlminbeli9e 9ofijGl, for hpem en-
ftanosmGsfq 5orm9ling er ct beltomnent Butte al uos
porfes 6orbolb % 5orbinoelisr. 9on9en t9ntte ogiaa
fun pao ben tonne YriHiesie gerengartd. Vel bdoos
~gsrfebiip Qnbreas bemGriet bans oaglig potsenoe sioerl-
tab og aOparst BAN berfor, iOet ban baooe srinoret BAN ON
Sunisr Strungss Geianotffab, bDis 5eniigt ban Oioiit;
men oisis QOOarier frugteOe fun tibet. aon9en 6abos bel
loptt oen fromms, t~rofaite Ben at Ddaae ober fig ielD %
~forluoe G9perin laa mart muligt; men Der Denteoe BAH
.tet ~afgersnbe guDfab fra gsbmen, % bets lange llos'
bliOelie gap bam 5aab ON, at Eiboer Giugs Senbelis
tunoe baDe bait bet ~forsnifeOe uofdlo. 9an orsmte Is
alereoe fri for ale gaanD. s 9aabets GLADE Hus bdpoe
ban Osnns Dag bpppis grebet gGgerst, Og nu fob ban ON
Qftsnsn DsO st giHous ben slimrenoe Gal en- liplig
% fortrolig Samtats meb ben b%enriDenoe qortugiisrinos.
Miot ben unberbolosnoe Samtale operrdfteoes pe
6egge Deb en- tat Os oriitig 5arpetldne, ibet en- Opb. frdfs
tg Stemme fang Sejrens os Sfsnbsbens Vris. Oct bar
ben islanots 9rapaianssr, Olaf 5Ditaifjdlo; ban bupbe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17
.Sanifrren." : SHsbas b. IL. Suit 1901.

affeosiaarsr. blep Den ungs. bsiliss Drowning al Oar
mart fulgt til Stibsi al Sumter Stranee % BET belle 6Of.
gepaqst too Be; fromme 6prfepar afteo meo beres
fare. enene 9atter. % Song 9rimisIaus gap benbe enona
munaen fdotrIie dormaning meo paa @eisn. ON At blpe
en- oprietis gobsr Ter fit 6olt % line llnbsrfaatters 9aab
ca 9io. Dill ca f9rlio os mso barnlige 5Gartr. ON
faoueoe Margaretba fine fars 5or9lors % lopsOe. trolig 4;
i~6ufomme bpert Orb. De bapos iast benbe. Den fausne,
~ulptteliee 9ifp iial jta pisielia heller life %glsmme." -
bbiteoe bun I'm Utober gret peo Qfffeoen ,men GLEN
bener life, Mober, mine i~tatels fattige % mae Der biem-
ne" 6un 6ilieoe enOuu IN Gang inc fare 9anosmano
mso gilobeo % 8arliabeO % rate I'm 6ofmeIer en-
Dung. fulO Al Cub. ION ban ftrats ~beisrgsoe ~uOoelt-til be
fattiqe. Der itooe ~qrabsnbe beO 9olprrfet.
d RaT9areibe M bdr Ieeen oocr paa Stibtt ca
iao bporleOes De iattiss grab % ~DeIfaneoe benOe % bpors
leoes benoes iarIiae Joralbre itoOe enc % forlabte paa
Sfibsbroen. bo fiulte bun fit 4nii9t / lin aaabe og graf
6itterlia. t6i Def par benbe nu liaeiom bun alorig Tube ie
5ober % Moosr oa 5norslonb mere. % ION ON BUN oil
baooe uobeIt S~iale9ape1 blanot Dc faii9s, Tor at d Tube
6toe for bsnoes Sjai.
5unfer Strange baobe alerebe it 5O6en pua Stibs.
rriingsn. oa en- lion 3piisr ioer frem imeIem Solicit o.
iprdnQ At beo Stibsbroen. Oct oor Riooer 0lug. ION
~forpuiei % ba1O d~anoelss At BET burtiae Ribt, o%perbrd9ie
9untsr Strange 9ongsns S%tribeie.
Zen fo@rbauieoe @eianot bebepeot lite at Ipsrge on
frd poem OfeDft ION, Dbl teIl0te lIuls pI tuiue, IBoe
9ctsiegl bet orrnne SiItcbaanb. 6on dabneoe 9re0st
baiiq ca 6~lsaneoe. ur0Iio uErmebe Song 4rimi5laus fs
"a Ipurgte. ON uoqen Unite par tiliept ben GOle acn9
9aln,mar. IA bette 9repilab ipntes a oGre en- Scbspoit.
Sumter Strange iatte0e ia bafis. On 5obSpoit er
BET mig tipisie," - ipareos ban. ioet ban ombnggsliet
iorooreot grepet poo 1T grpit - min naabige Sonss
lao.r mig pibt, at min tarefte Ssn o9 2GrIin9 Ct faIoea
.n ioar o. moa7t osbelig Got, % At ieg MAJ lie, boz
ia bill I, BAN 9iue. men 6erre aOnae ienOsr eo'f
bfr6os fprt % %forHemmei9 I'm ~brootrlige % isnliae
eiaen: men ban bar saonu lite mootaget Oct %lptteliae
aaetab. i9 Ieuote BAN. 5reo rare meo eoer, iromme
oerrs ca aan9e!" - t~ilieieoe ban haiti9, oa ban iaa eli
urolig Mine aonaeus qnfgt. ,5frenb ig bar Ooer.
aioet eoe1s able 8aiter til 6eaoes %tongei9e 9rubgOm
bet ia lite fer hans 9ieaer al tent. pau I'm ege.
9sfamring."
0@rpao fta tan et6et % gar frats 8efaiin8 ii!
Al bsiis Seit.
Ser s aonqen fsr iea. Riooer @alg!"- raabis bas
til Riooeren. Tom itoo psnisubs paa Sti6sbroeu .iaa
Fg til BAN 6bao 6 bar brit oa it. 90 at iea otnns 1ius
T amfieilef Der ira meD bans % 0onmaris able 0roas
ming, - 6un lepel~ ser i%OingeOe ban I'm 6ue. % q
alminoei9t: .t0e ben 6anfe 8ronuiual Ieoe Waraaretba
At gs6men! leos oen osjligc 8anrmdr! ~tin9rebe ia
Sd5et ION ira Sabsbroen % ira De neO utaai9c Wienn'=
Ter Opf0loh 5loObreoosr. meosns Stibsi iaaieIig also nes
az Strsnmen. unOer Spil os Slang. neo oajenoe J!a3
% gimPler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-17

llben Snmiuno ineb SUB er bet menneifelige
6jerte ct uopbgrli9t %itormenoe oaO; ug ian l9nge
man iD9er fin eptte 5orien9eligbeoen, iaa lenee
leper man uoen 5reo og aerligbeo. (0aller).
8i talber oite SUBS 8eje onntle, men Quintet
beOen tilbgrer life gejene; bet er bore Zine, iOn ere
forr1grteoe. (8eo =. &. Dipniter).
Ter orager b~eitanoigt ire agOeritibe runot om'
firing os; Dor ioroerOeoe Ratur, 8eroen, ben ialite
carbon. Yaa @runo al oisie tire Ting er bet meget
farllgt at D9re 8eroen. (Sntber).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-24
FEDERAL COURT.

The New Mercur Mining company has
instituted proceedings in the Federal
court to have the United States marshal
enjolned from selling the Geyser- Mar
ion property to satisfy a judgment OF
s2,s5l % which was obtained by Chas
b, Stark and assigned to the Fidelity
and Deposit company of Maryland
The property Is advertised to be sold on
June eth and the plaintiffs allege that
such action will cloud Its title. In Oc-
tober, 1900. judgment for 81, 2Ss 81
was given Mccormick & Company
against the Geyser- Marion company
and to satisfy the Judgment the prop
erty was bid in at that figure by the
holders OF the said judgment In May
the property was sold TO the New Mer-
cur Mining company. The Stark judg-
ment Is held as lien upon the property
and the plaintiffs ask that II be set
aside
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-24
AFTERNOON TRADING.
May Day Was the Object of the Princl'
pal Attention.

At this afternoons call on the stock
exchange May Day came In for prin-
cipal share Of attention from the brok-
ers. the stock closing at 2.O3h bid and
800 asked. At figures ranging from
si,s5 to sos. $500 shares were sold.
Ajax also loosened UP TO the extent Of
sending out 5000 shares at an average
Of $40. Consolidated Merour sold 100
at 50. 90 and Daly-West was disposed
Of in a slmilar-sized block at s43. 25,
Galena found a buyer FOR 1000 shares
at 20 cents, Grand Central brought
s4.75 in a single lot OF 100 and Lower
Mammoth went out in two blocks of
100 each at 1878 and 1915 respectively.
Sacramento brought 36 cents in a board
LOT, while 200 Swansea went At SO
cents. Star Consolidated lowered
around the 81 cent mark and
500 shares went at that average. The
next business came when Tesora came,
that stock claiming the interest OF the
brokers TO the extent OF l,s00 shares at
figures ranging from 81 TO sl.03&. Ben
Butler was inclined TO be lively. dis
posing OF 1850 shares at from Is 10 l5lk
cents, and Dalton sold 1000 at 7. Joe
Bowers coming out with 5000 shares at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-24
RIGHT.OF.wAY SUIT.
Case which Involves the Westerns
Track In Bingham Canyon.

Trial was commenced today Of the
suit brought by Thomas r. Jones and
s. Hays against the Rio Grande West
ern Railway company. the Utah Con-
struction company. the Bingham Cop
per and Gold Mining company and Cory
Brothers with regard to the possession
OF certain land In Bingham canyon.
The suit Is over title 10 some land
occupied by the Rio Grande Western
Railway company for Its rght-of-way
over about thirty-five miles, running
from Sandy through Bingham canyon
TO Ophir City, and which the defandtn
company claims II acquired from the
Bingham Canyon and Camp Floyd
Railway company In September, 1895.
II is claimed by the defense that the
latter company acquired title TO the
land IN September. 1872. and used II as
n horsepower road for transportation
TO md from the mines,
Jones and Hays claim that they ac-
qnired title To forty acres OF land, being
part Of the townsite OF Bingham In
July. 1876. and that the Rio Grande
Western Railway company's right-of-
way runs over part OF this land. 10
the damage OF the plaintiffs by reason
Of alleged trespass, In the. sum OF U.s..
900.
Attorney Frank Hoffman, with Ar
thur Brown as associate counsel. has
charge Of plaintiffs case and the de.
Tense IL conducted nv Attorney Geo.
". Sutherland Of Bennett, Howat,
Sutherland & Van Colt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-24
UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MAN.
Entertainment for Benefit Of John L.
Davis, Who Was Seriously Injured.

About a year ago Mr.. John L. Davis,
a young man living in the Sixteenth
ward Of this city, was severely injured
through being buried in a gravel pit
A full account OF the unfortunate acci-
dent was published In this paper at the
time 1t was believed then that the
young man could not possibly live, as
he received some very severe injuries.
Although his life has been spared, and
he has received all the care possible. he
has not yet recovered from his injuries
His friends have not been neglectful In
their attention to him during this long
period OF suffering. and now they pro-
pose TO give an entertainment for his
benefit. committee Is at work pre-
pairing program and disposing OF tick
cts for fine benefit concert to be given
In the Sixteenth ward meeting house on
July 18th next Already considerable
interest has been awakened. and num-
Der Of his many friends have substan-
TALLY contributed towards the worthy
object. The program for the concert
will be announced at an early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-24
SAD EPISODE ON TRAIN.
Mrs. Henry Glider Dies While En-
Route to Los Angeles.

A sad episode occurred on the Rio
Grande Western train yesterday after
noon just after leaving Thistle juno
lion. 1t was he death Of Mrs. Henry
Glider OF Chicago, who was speeding to
Los Angeles to join her husband who
had preceded her by several weeks. 1t
was a gruesome race between her and
death and the latter won before the
journey was much more than half
over, Her little nine-year-o daughter
was with hei, but she was kept in ig-
norance Of her mothers death. And
when the train stopped at Salt Lake
and the body taken to Evans UNDER
taking pdrors, the child was told that
her mother was being taken to the hos
pltal There was a doctor on board the
train VINO did all that his skill knew
for the reliei of the sick woman, and
he was assisted by many kind and SYM
pathetic passengers. who made her last
hours as comfortable as possible. The
li.tie girl went on to Los Angeles In
the care Of some of the passengers, and
last evening the husband was tele-
graphed to for directions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-24
Buyers Bring Stories Of Big Pur-
chases at Good Figures,
SALT LAKE MAN GETS 1880.
That IN What }. ID. wood Got at spcn.
Ger, idaho jack Edwards Million
Pound ClIp Brings I2h Gents.

Two of the largest and finest wool
clips OF the West were sold during last
week at the top notch price for this
seasons woods. These were the j. d.
Wood and Company's clip at Spencer
Idaho, and the Jack Edwards clip at
Shanko, Oregon. The details Of the two
sales were not obtalnabe until yester-
day upon the return to the Knutsford
OF the wool buyers who attended them.
The j. D. Wood clip at Spencer, Ida
no, was sold to Ludwig Eisemann, rep
resentlng Elseman Brothers OF Boston.
The clip consisted OF COL 900 pounds and
the price paid for 1t was about 1875
cents pound. There were six other
sealed bids received and It is a peculiar
fact that the figures named In them
ranged within one-half cent.
1t Is said by several OF the buyers
who were in attendance at the sale that
not only was the Wood clip very fine,
but such excellent care had been taken
Of 1t, that 1t was worth nearly the
highest price paid for this seasons
woods. Mr.. Wood has grader come
from Boston each year to grade his wool
and this and carefulness In other ways
made difference Of several thousand
dollars when 1t came to sell this year,
The buyers all speak well of the Wood
clip and Of their treatment at Spencer.
The shipment Of this wool to Elsemann
Brothers in Boston will be made thlg
week. The transaction, including ship
ping charges will amount to nearly
100000.
The Jack Edwards clip OF 1000, 900
pounds was sold at Shanko. Oregon, at
i2h cents per pound to Whitman,
Farnsworth and Thayer. and Bigelow
and Wolstenholme Of Boston. These
woods were also of very fine quality
and good care had been taken OF them.
The market for wool is considerably
stronger Better prices have been OBJ
tainable the past week, and the grow
ers have made sales readily at from
II TO l2h cents. Today most Of the
buyers leave for Wyoming. where the
Beckstead woods. consisting Of over q
million pounds will be auctioned at Hill
Hard and Evanston.
The wool buyers say that If the grow
ers In Utah would show more care in
the handling of their woods and do 1t
more on a business basis they could
receive better prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-24
T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

The following is the record OF realt!
transfers for the day up TO p. m, thi
afternoon as shown by the books Of tn
county recorders Office;
Administrator Of estate of Alex.
McKernan, deceased, to Rode
Power, administrators deed,
west half Of southeast
quarter section 20, and west
half OF northeast quarter Sec
ton 20, township 2. south,
range | west, S. l., merldlan,.$ 20
Chas. Drascher and wife to Will
liam II. Bowden, warranty
deed, 3 acres. l25 square rods
In southwest quarter section
"a, township | south. range |
east. s. l.. meridian 80. .. ~ 20
Charles Drascher to William
r. Bowden, warranty deed,
1856 square rods In southwest
quarter section "a, township
south. range east, $. l..
meridian 80. - .,,.'... O'
Benjamin +. Thomas and wife
to Thomas ]. Jones, warranty
deed, tract OF land In section
3, township south, range /
west. s. L. meridian 80. ... 1,6O(
Amy Pratt ct al 10 Wanna p.
Eldredge, quit-claim deed,
block III. plat D, s. l.. c. sur
vey.... :. "''.,.,..
Lewis p. Gates and wife to r. y.
McConaughy, warranty deed.
lots II. ~, II. 10, 10, II, is. 10,
81. 2S. 20, 30. 81. 80. 30 block l.
and lots ~ TO 10 inclusive. ~
TO "a inclusive, block 2, Coates
and Corum's subdivision Of
block 81, plat c. 8. L. c. sur
vev,... .. 49,. s,.ss''s.,...ss SE0'
Lewis y. Coates and wife 10 Della
l.. Peterson, warranty deed.
lots 7 and 8. block g. and lots 81
and rs. block 5, and lot 4 block
9. Coates e. Corum's Lake
Breeze addition ...r. ...... 25C
Executor OF the estate Of Ludwig
WOLF, deceased. 10 Mary WOLF
and Ludwig WOLF, executors
deed, all Of lot 4, block 100, plat
"a" Salt Lake City survey.
John Halhn 70 Richard Mace,
warranty deed. ten acres In
northwest quarter section T.
township 8 south range l east.
Salt Lake meridian ..-......,. go
w. V. Rice, trustee, and wife,
TO Thomas Lewis, deed, lots "A
and As. block s. South Lawn 49,.
addition $3.50. ....'.'.'' - la'