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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago March 11.-May wheat
opened at 1875 to 7512, sold TO i01a99s'
then declined to 1914.
close Wheat-March, 1875? April,
749sql9; May, 1873.
Corn-March, 49, May, 4O9s
Oats-March, ESSAY May, 24qb.
Pork-March l4,45; May, l4.75
Lard-March, 752la, May, 1865; July,
7. Co. September, 7,67l9.
Rlbs-March, 72O; May, 72O septein-
Cash: wheat-No. 2 red 7iiaa76ia;
No. 3 red. 71hq75h No. hard winter
7lhd721s; No. hard winter, 6ShgI2,
No, / northern spring, 75hG76k, No 2
northern spring, 74lag76la No. spring
Corn-No. .. 80. No. 3, Ssh.
Oats--No 2, 25qh No. 3, 70.
Barley-3sQ57
Rye-50
Timothy, 40.
Flax Northwest. 1.56.
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 Choice steers
steady. others slow, TO 10 cents lower,
Good to prime steers 0Oa6 90; poor
TO medium. S.6Od4 90; stockers and
feeders. 3.75a46O, cows, 2.6Oai 25i
heifers. 2.65ll4. 40; Gamers, 1.75q2 80,
bulls. 2 .5Od4.25; calves, 4,25Q6.25; Tex
as fed steers. i,OO0i,90 grassers, 1856
a. 90; bulls, 2.5Oq3.5O.
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000 tomor-
row. $4,000: left over, 1850. Opened
steady and closed strong. Top go,
Mixed and butchers, 5Oq5.6Iis; good
ia choice heavy thorough heavy
s .46a5. So; light, 5.45q5, S. bulk Of sales.
8. 5505 62ls
sheep-Receipts. $4,000 Sheep strong;
lambs strong 10 shade higher, Good 10
choice wethers. 4.SOdl s5; fair TO choice
mixed. i.OOdi 40; western sheep, i.35Q
i.S5; Texas sheep, 2,5oaS.75; native
lambs. i.eOd5. 50; Western lambs, 500
G53
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''''''s Is ''' "CoNGER."
STORM EFFECTs IN TEXAS.
Town of Pine Prairie Said to Have
Been Swept Away.

st. Louis, March 11,-Reports from
the storm ridden portions OF Texas ana
Arkansas continue TO come In. IL Is re-
ported that the town Of Pine Prairie,
Arkansas, seventy-iye miles north OF
Texarkana, has been swept away ana
many persons injured, two being killed.
The place is off on the telegraph line
and cannot be reached The news came
from Ashdown. Arkansas, the nearest
point 10 the stricken place
The damage done by the tornado az
New Boston, Texas. will aggregate
s65. 600. and in the surrounding vicinity
il is Iucalculable. Many farm houses
have been unroofed and families left
without a home. In the village OF New
Boston alone there were 30 store houses
and residences dlslodged or demolished,
Not q life was lost
From Blossom, Texas, comes the re-
port that the 1900 people living there
suffered as much from the wind as dld
New Boston, the entire town being dis
mantled.
An along the lines OF the ST. Louis
Southwestern. the Iron Mountain, the
Kansas CITY Southern railroads ana
throughout their Texas connections for
a radius of 200 miles in all directions
there are authentic reports of extensive
damage done to the farming interests
and to the railroads and wires
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight opens another busy week in
Salt Lake amusement circles and man
ayers are hoping that their patrons
have sufficiently recovered themselves
to take up the thread Of prosperous
business where II was dropped week
before last The notable Modjeska en-
gagement opens at the theater tonight
with the production Of "King John
The famous actress Is already here and
spent Sunday and today resting pre-
paratoTy to her appearance tonight.
Her last appearance here was at the
Walker opera house In 1850, when she
left q most vivid impression from her
delineation Of Adrienne, the actress. She
Is supported by a very strong company,
headed by X. A. Mclean and Odette
Tyler Miss Tyler was last seen in
Salt Lake with a Frohman company,
which rendered "The Lost Paradise"
A royal welcome assuredly awaits the
entire company tonight. King John"
Will be the bill Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings, With a Saturday
matinee Tuesday and Saturday nights,
Macbeth" and Wednesday matinee
and Thursday night MARY Stuart"
At the Grand Manager Mulyey opens
the week with "The Eleventh Hour"
Lincoln J. Carter's latest scenic and
sensational production. The same bill
runs three nights with Wednesday
matinee.
The Tabernacle choir held Its final re-
hearsa OF Faust at the Tabernacle
last evening. the performance being
gone through without books or parts.
The next rehearsal will be held Wed
nesday evening when Sembrich's con-
ductOr, Signor Bevignani, arrives to
take the chorus through the work,
Special excursions will come from both
north and south for the event Thurs
day evening.
Clarence Eddy, the noted organst,
assisted by Miss Anna Wlnfred Stu
art, vocalist, appears at the Congre-
gatlonal church tomorrow evening,
and In Ogden at the First Nj. h. church
Wednesday evening. Mr., Eddy's world
wide fame as an organlst should insure
him a handsome reception.
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STOCKS MUCH
STRONGER TODAY
Ajax, Grand Central, May Day and
Lover Mammoth are Higher
SALES AMOUNT 10 $4,000.
Te.oraiJs very Firm Hoss Tweeu
Rising Little chief Active star
Reacs Utah Sell"

An ali round advance Is seen In the
nrices of stocks on the Exchange tOduy'
The securetIes which showed any soft
enlng we're limited to 2 or 3 stocks
among which were DAILY west ana
yaleo. The former was offered down to
$50 while the latter sold at 2'm' On
the other hand advances are recorded
in Ajax. Grand Central, Lower MAN,
moth MAY Day, Tesora, Boss tweed
and little Chief The first nameh
onened nj Sill ana sold up to LIZA on
tbe closing sale, while Grand central,
which was traded in as high as W'sV az
he outset weakened to $3.50 and SOFA ai
ca S16 on the closing sale IL htoou
erouna sG 40 on Saturday Lower Nam
moth moved no as high as SlOb though
a stood around $500 at the close OF the
can' Nav Day sold as high as bS To-Day
on The strength Of the reports from tne
,,ronerty Tesora remains strong around
n While Boss Tweed, which sold AT W.
iost week. let 20 1900 shares To-Day AT
- cents ner share or $4,000 FOR the
,ronertv which Joins the Carlsa In TIN.
H. little chief opened at l2la ana
moved up 10 Wneh 'he N"'S ,nt, ,,,t.llo
yer Shield was firm AROUND lSH Mhne
Sunshine was active at "a and Yankee
Con was traded In at ! Owing 70 lhe " r.
lief that an assessment WIN snV' ny ~
levied. Ben Butler sold at eB Wille
Utah vas traded In as low as oS's. eu 5n
Con opened at 70 and sold up 10 ~
South Swansea brought l.go. Saclaileli.
10 was Arm around 3Sls VINE Norlhe. u
Light brought IA and daieha was
traded IN at I. ,ot
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SALT LAKE MARKETS.

March II, 1901.
The butter market is not strong. the
hest grade creamery Is quoted NJ ~
cents wholesale selling price while
ranch butter Is In fair demand.
The egg market Is In better condition
this week. j. NJ. Christensen Il Co. quote
the best Utah eggs are quoted al from
sl.2b to $3.50 per case today
Owing 10 the excess " eastern poui-
try shipped IN during the past week
the market Is not SO good TO-
dav. Wholesale selling prices on
dressed turkeys range from II 10 Is
cents per mound. and chickens run be-
tween II and 70 cents,
Cheese is selling at IL cents
Ranch butter finds sale at l2la cents
per pound. ,
The prices on meats are as follows:
Pork .. %. ., ...6h 20 ~ cents per 10
Reef. e. ....,. - 20 cents per 10.
Mutton ....... ~ 20 cents per 10.
Veal .............s TO 3 cents per ID.
GRAIN
The wholesale buying prices on grain
are as follows.
Wheat. SO TO 50 cents Der bushei, best
milling.
Oats, N.3j per cwt.
Rye. $lo0 per cwt,
Feed barley. 10 TO is cents per cwt
Brewery barley. Sl.l0 TO Sl.25 per cwt.
FLOUR.
The Peoples Forwarding company
quote the following prices:
High patent sl.bo per cwt
Straight grade. SIS per eva,
Baker No /, sl,25 per cwt
HAY.
Loose timothy hay IS worth $40 per
ton while iucern loose Is worth $500 per
ton.
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SAILORS MUTINy.
seyepty.five on the Cruiser Albany
Raise q Great Rumpus.

Tacoma. Wash. March li.-Advices
brought by the steamship Goodwin
state that twenty-five sailors mutinled
on board the cruiser Albany at Hong
kong last month The cause was lack
OF money and liberty. The refractory
sailors were placed In irons and taken
no Cavite for trial.
The Mohammedan rebellion in Kan
Su has assumed such alarming pro-
portions that the empress dowager has
commanded Gen. Feng TIE Sal to pro-
coed northward from Canton with
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INJUNCTION
DENIED TODAY.
Consolidation of A, S, 4 R, Co.
Will Now be Effected
DIVIDENDS FOR 8 YEARS
Paid by the Mammoth company Io-
day Dalton Stfiiie Dixie ship
ping bullion camp Note"

A dispatch from Jersey CITY, N d.
today states that Vice Chancellor
stevens, In chancery chambers today
denied the application to make per
manent the injunction restraining the
stockholders Of the American SmeluhB
and Refining company from Increasing
the capital stock OF that company from
S65, 00O, 900 10 500 100000 and restraining
the directors from purchasing the plant
Of NJ. Guggenheim Sons In Mexico ,
The above viii be good news 20 an OF
the Utah stockholders Of the American
Smelling ana Refining company OF
which there are several who have nod
ings asgregatlng about boOO shares
which are valued at nearly s5OOOOV
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, March li.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000 Stockers and feededs
strong. others weak. Native steers.
l.G0d5.65. Texas steers. 3.75GA7O; Texas
cows. 2.65d275: native COWS and heif-
ers. 2.50m4.75. stockers and feeders, 800
$500 bulls, 3.00di2j; calves. 4OOd60
Hogs Receipts, 1000. Steady; bulk
Of sales. 5.g5d5i5; heavy, 5.4od5.5O;
packers, 5.S5d5A5; mixed, 5.S0d545;
light 5.25Gj.i0; workers. 5,2Od5,Sj; pigs,
4e5d515.
sheep Receipts. 1900. Strong. Nut
tons, 3.75GA75: lambs, 4e065i0.
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Riot In Catalonia.

Barcelona March ia riot is report
ed TO have taken place at Manulleu, a
town IN Catalonia. forty miles north
east of Barcelona, In consequence OF
strike. The strikers attacked some fac
tories and burned two Of them. The
gendarmcrie interviewed and In the re-,
sultlng conflict two persons were killed
and a number Of others were wounded.
including the mayor. The telegraph
lines between here and Manulleu have
been cut
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vale proposition that at depth OF wv
feet the crosscut from the No \ incline
has entered the vein proper. ana gpod
showing IL IN sight shat tnlWsee,ed
the vein at the 100 level and while MN
cralized matter was encountered pre-
yi0usly the vein In place was not
found. owing TO O snowsllde work mas
ceased for the present in the Comet
tunnel The mill IS running, though
some difficulty Is experienced In getting
ore from the mine The bond expires
oct. Ist when the parties who are now
dong Development work are expected to
put up 100000 or 20 cents per share.
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Spring
Medicine

Is Of the greatest Importance. This
il the most critical season Of the
year, from a health standpoint.
Ii is the time when you imperatively
need Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Il win give you a good appetite,
purify and enrich your blood, build
up and steady your nerves, overcome
that tired feeling, give mental and
digestive strength - in short will
vitalizc your whole being, and put
you in perfect health.
Don't delay taking 1t.
Don't experiment with others. Get
that which trial and test have proved
the best
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Ajax, 100 at $lll, 100 at ll2ia; 100 at
l.l2A 100 at LA; 100 at LIS; 100 at l.16;
200 AT 1854: 400 at LINZ; 800 at LII;
400 at lis; 1900 at l20i 800 at llSR;
2iO0 at l.2i; 100 AT l2lA; 1900 at l22;
400 at l22is 90 at LAIN 700 at l.22l2,
Galena, l,0g at Z.
Grand CenSal, 800 at $780, 100 at 6,Ss;
200 at G.s5; 300 at 6s1h
johnny, 800 az SCI 500 al g.
Lower Mammoth,5O at 400; 700 at i.O5;
300 at 400
May Day, 800 at 50, 500 at 5lh.
Northern Light, 1900 at ~; 1000 at
~. ..
800 at 3Sia
Silver Shield, 1000 at 12ls.
South Swansea, 100 at sL25.
Star Con, 700 at 70; 1,1O0 at 1Oh 200
at n. loo at M; 500 at ~, 800 at TN.
Sunshine, 500 at "a.
Tesora, 200 at So.
Utah. 800 at 7O 100 at 69la.
valeo 800 at 27Ia.
Ben Butler. 500 at SM,
Boss Tweed, 5000 at r.
Emerald, 800 at AZ
Little Chief, 1000 at l2hi 800 at lSi
800 at l3h 200 at Is.
Yankee Con, 1000 at IL.
Shares sold. $500
Selling value, s3O,5O2lZ.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb., March 1l.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. i.40O. Active and strong. Slosed
low. Native beef steers. i00d5i0, west
ern steers, s.700Da.50; Texas steers, S.OO4
SS5; cows and heifers. 3.25di25; can
ners. l75dS.00; stockers and feeders.
S.25a4so calves. S.0OG7OO; bulls, stays,
etc. 2.T5GilO
Hogs-recelpts. $500. Averaged
easier. Heavy. 5.l0Z545; mixed. 5.Sh4
4. 80. light. 5.S2isd545; pigs 4.TG5.SO;
buIk Of sales. 5.37ikd5,42k.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 Active, steady.
Yearllngs. 4i0dl75; wethers. A2odi.5O;
ewes. 3e5G400; common and stock
sheep. 365d3S5: lambs. 450Q5l0.
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DIXIE COPPER BULLION.
Smelter " Running ON Nearly 200
Tons of High Grade Ore.

AdvIces from the Dixie Copper mine
near Sc. George state that shipment
OF 20 tons OF copper bullion will be
made tomorrow. The smelter is said
to have nearly 200 tons Of high grade
ore which will insure run Of nearly
two weeks. The mine Ia opening up
splendidly and it IL said that the esti-
mated quantity Of ore in sight was
placed at nearly 100000 by Mr.. Sontag,
the expert. No stopping is being done,
but big quantities Of ore are being
blocked out The management intends
10 resume sinking shortly and with $500
feet 10 go before the level Of the river
IL reached, the outlook for the mine
becomin. worth Il million or two Is
very promising.
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A Widow Murdered.

Mount Vernon. ohio, March il.--Mrs.
Sarah Jane Hess. widow, was muir
dered Sunday night at her home IN
Bladensburg. this county. Her body
was found Monday morning. She had
been stabbed and beaten. Robbery u
supposed TO have been the motive. rne
coroner is investigating.
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DIED,

DUNCAN--In Salt Lake City, March
1891. Miss May Duncan, daughter o.
Homer and Sarah 7. Duncan 10 'h'
Goth year Of her age a.,
Funeral will be held Tuesday NaI ISl
18th at / O'Clock p. mo ron Ins
Eleventh ward meeting houss y he, y, ~,
can be reviewed from Il 70 IVY az s. wv
residence, 2S4 south Seventh EASY
Friends are invited
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HOODS
Cdrsdpdrilla

Best for Spring ~ have taken
Hoods Sarsaparllla when needed for several
years and would not be without II In the
house. 1t is an excellent medicine and |
heartily recommend its use in the spring
and at any time when blood purifier aud
tonic Is needed" Mas. +. NJ. FooTr, q
Irving Place, PGssaic, NJ.
Spring Fever have taken Hoods
sarsaparilla for my spring medicine for
years and. have always found It reliable
and giving perfect satisfaction. In the
spring {, takes away that tired feeling or
spring fever, gives energy and puts the
blood In good condition" Miss ERIE
ColoSxE, 1885 10th Street, n, W., Washing.
ton, ID. Q.
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Empcror william Must be Careful

Berlin, March 1.-THE Reichsanzeiger
(officiaD. says today that owing TO tne
injury sustained by the emperor ~
Bremen. he will be obliged 70 lase
special care OF himself for some uine
10 come. and. In view or TINS. unS
unwilling Of three new scuip'uia.
groups In the sieees ALE, nxed 10.
March %, and the unwilling OF 'he
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Tintic Property Conveyed.

Provo, March 11.-R, $. Reed, Jane
Reed ana II. II. Sowles have con-
veyed to George *. Robinson, formerly
OF Mammoth. Utah and now temporary
in Butte Mont. all of the Lake View,
stockton, Stockton No. and stockton
No. 3 consolidated lode mining claims,
situated in Tintie mining district. The
consideration named In the deed is ST.,
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haste and undertake their subjugation,
The gunboats Bell and Sugrib, built
at Hongkong for Slam, have been
turned over to that government with
the object OF striking terror 10 the reb-
els at Canton Fourteen brlgands were
executed February a. -Four other men
are being starved to death in cages ex-
posed to public view,
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Consniracy Against wiIbeImina.

London, March 1.-THE st. James
Gazette this afternoon, says that ac-
cording to representations received
from The Hague, the Roumanlan police
have been instructed to watch certain
persons at Jassy. who are suspected or
being engaged In conspiracy against
the lives of Queen Wilhelmina and her
husband.
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Mob Destroys smallpox Building.

Orange N. j., March 1.-THE build
ing which has Just been erected by the
health authorities for the accommoda-
ton OF smallpox patients was destroyed
by mob of 400 Italians early today.
heavy police guard around the building
was outnumbered and overpowered.
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Noporto Rican DecisionYet.

Washington. March 1.-THE supreme
Court did not announce It's decision In
the Porto Rican cases today only three
opinions were delivered, all Of minor In
portance which is taken TO mean that
the justices are devoting their time
largely TO the insular decision.
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Jnjunotion 10 he Asked For.

On Wednesday next the shareholders
OF the South Swansea and Four Aces
companies are expected TO meet and
ratify the proposed consolidation. a
we'll known attorney stated today that
plans were In progress to secure an
Injunction on the grounds that the
consolidation is not equitable. The
proposition to receive about $4,000 for
the property and shoulder the $4,000
debt OF the company Is not very pleas
ant, and some of the shareholders
think 1t would be better TO keep the
property. What II will develop into
remains to be seen, but something In
teresting Is expected.
strike In the Dalton.
Manager O. r. Young OF the Dalton
has received word from that Marys-
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo. March ii.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100. Market steady to strong.
Beef steers, s.5OGi,75; cows, 2,2592.75:
feeders. freight paid to river, 3.O0a4e5;
stockers, freight paid TO river, S.00d
$50, bulls, stays, etc. 2.00d3.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 200. Weak; light
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Iohn Mccarthy signs.

Chicago, March ii.--John Mccarthy
Of the Chicago National League team,
has signed with the American League
10 play in Cleveland the coming season.
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Emperor william Doing Nicely.

Berlin. March l1.-Emperor William
is progressing so satisfactorily that he
was able this morning to spend some
time in his study.
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MRS. NATION JURY DIs,c,v,.
IL Stood Seven to Five IN D..
Conviction.

wichita, Kansas March i'm. =.
IN the Mrs. Nation case falI,a n ,,, ~
and they have been dlcharsei y !, Nv ",
they TODD 2 to . for conviction. ~"
4" CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo- QnInlne TAS,,, !.
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packers, 5,sO05,s5; mixed ana heavy,
5.35q5 40.
No sheen.
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"a p, lame a asso1iaacs .I,s n, a.l: -
& Ssy e e .S sS: .,ss % may e. ;sSs.;
s ssd q !, ' Sc Ss sss q, eiiy ., 3
"a az 's & ~ Ss.rss Il. Ct
cost OF ag JANE :: ssIinssIrshlitA J"
sal, lake CITY V''N'
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ST. LOUIS wool.

ST. Louis, March l1.-Wool-dull and
easy; territory and western medium, 10
Q16ls fine, ilQ15; coarse, llqH.
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, March 1i.--Wheat,
steady; May. SsM; December. lOl; cash,
90.
Barley-No sales cash 1874.
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Tintic shipments.

The Tintic Miner reports the follow
ing shipments OF Of Iintic during the
past two weeks.
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monument erected in han,
p zero William at Potsian, ", Y En-
postponed until further ra5 wv ben
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,,sorryr assrs'Mtsssn,,

AURORA MiSISg. APP !, SS.i5isS.s as 4
G Ss@giy. Ma H1sa is al si S,..
Sss, a sss 5S atf aHss 10y 3 sI'
s asSO Of January, i asne s' q The F''r
ssY1,arTeholdsr', as follow q
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Items from Park City.

In its weekly report Of mining affairs
IN Park city the Record says a car
load of smokestacks, etc, for the on
tarlo company came In Thursday over
the Union Pacific.
A carload OF machinery for the
quincy company arrived yesterday. u
includes a new engine, boiler. hurley
air compressor etc, which VIII be nj
once put in commission
Two carloads OF machinery arrived
this week for the California. Including
an engine, tables, rolls, etc, and was
sent up to the mine, where men are
now engaged putting It In place.
The shipment OF machinery for the
silver King sampler which became lost
i'm transit last week was on Saturday
located and arrived in the Park Mon
day. II was Immediately hauled up TO
the plant and Is now being put In place
az fast as possible.
The shipment Of the McGregor ore
from the old Crescent mill dump was
resumed this week, and will be finished
up by Monday. II IL being taken TO
Canyon City. Colo, and ~ now going
out at the rate Of three cars day.
There Is something over 400 tons OF 1t.
altogether, and about fifteen cars.
At meeting Of the directors Of the
East Valeo Mining company held
Thursday night AN assessment OF x
cent per share was decided upon, pay
able Immediately
Messrs. ]. V. Murphy and jackson
Falrhurst made trip to the Wasatch.
in Blue Ledge district. the first Of the
week They report the prospect look
ing exceedingly we'll. The men are now
working in a crosscut 10 the vein.
which ~ being run from a point few
feet from the fact Of the tunnel, The
crosscut Is now In twelve feet and a
smell streak of good looking ore has al
ready been encountered The promoters
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