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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
Money for Pensioners.

washington, Nov, 1.-The estimates
for the expenditures Of the interior de-
partment during the fiscal year begin.
ming next July aggregate SIC. 900. OOO, OF
which fli2 i6l. 200 Is asked for pensions
and the administrative work Of the
pension bureau, sl,96i,270 being foy
salaries OF the bureau personnel and
sSoOOoO for the investigation by special
examiners OF pension cases
In addition to the 1855. 200 already
appropriated for the twelfth census.
sl,972'l2O for the next year is asked
OF the amount heretofore appropriated
for the census, s9.4s2, SS2 had been dis
bursed up to August 81. last leaving
balance OF appropriations unexpended
on that date Of s4,092, SIS.
Other items call for $1,000. 900 for the
Indian service. s2,2s6,425 for the general
land office. including the annual APP
probation Of 100000 for forest re-.
serves N.6os.207 for the geological sur
very and ssis.oD for the patent Office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
DALy-JUDGE COMPANY.
Starts Out tn Make a Mine with
Sf5O,OOO In Cash.

Cashier ]. w. Donnellan Of the Com
mercial National Bank, received a tel.
egram yesterday afterno,n from John
j, DAILY. who Is In New York. stating
that the Daly-Judge Mining company
has been organized under the laws Of
New Jersey with n capitalization OF
$4,000 shares. The following names
appear on the directorate.
John J. Daily. Allen Fowler and o. J.
Salisbury Of salt Lake city. II. Otto
Hanke Of Cincinnati. Albert {. Wall of
New Jersey and + HollingsWorth Wood
Of New York were selected as directors
The officers are: J. J. DAILY. president.
Mr.. Salisbury. vice president DR.. Fow.
Ter, treasurer. ard George w. Lam
bourne, secretary.
The new company owns all Of the
Crete. Nile, Oriental. sultana, Sultan.
Southwest bonanza and Jones Bonan.
"a that are patented; all Of the Ophir.
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BUSINESS STILL
EXPANDING.
There Is a Lack Of transportation
Facilities,
THE EXPECTATION OF COAL
IL IL Becoming an Important Item
Steel mills Many Months be-
hind In Orders.

New York. Nov. .l.--R. G. Dun & Co. s
Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow will
say: Although the latest railway re-
turns indicate that transporting facil-
tiles have greatly improved. the ma
TONS business has expanded more rap
idly. Car shortage has, In fact be-
come the chief retarding influence.
From all sections Of the country and
many lines Of industry complaints are
heard regarding the inability to move
goods Probably this has been most
aggravating In the case of coal, UNI
seasonably high temperature alone pre-
venting serious inconvenience. Not on
ly are domestic requirements enormous,
but coal is becoming an important ar
ticle OF export, partly owing 10 labor
controversies in France and G.ssat Brit
ain and also to the British export tax.
Mild weather affects retail distribu-
ton to a very marked degree, orders
for heavyweight goods being Cancelled
In some cases where manufacturers
were behind with deliveries.
lna' .ne Noiu'he VI es',i'iia,e pusi
ness - not peliis eur.aieu ID evldeheeu
W the increase Vi panh exchanges III
New iorh Oh Eos per cehl over las,
year ana ,.aa per cent over .is same
petiou III ioss Al .en Utner 'eauiis
c,ues tne increase N strih'hsiy arse'
40, ohly are steer fnilis many months
penihu oruers anu prompt oenVeries
commanding premiums, put even where
soous are ready lor customers !, 70 Oh
yen lnlposslo,e 70 snip, because OF IN,
ausqua'e railway iacliues' o.ruc.uis,
material Is urseh.iy souBn'' ana iIlu
wea'her prV'ohgs ,he season lor puyins
pipe, steer ran oruers increase anu
.he iahcy prices askeu ior oilie's nave
prousht imports from Germany, Where
inuus'ria, depression makes u ,Inpossi-
ple 70 seli ~ very low lsures; ponles,lc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
Pleased with the Maxwell.

Col. f. A. Wall returned TO town last
evening from an inspection OF the Max
well group at Bingham. which is being
developed by means OF a tunnel. The
colonel has just put In 1880 feet Of sJr
line and he is operating a Leyner drill
In the drift which is being run both
ways on the big vein. This vein Is
over 100 feet wide, having been crossed
by the tunnel, which Is about 700 feet
long. A couple of men are engaged IN
driving both ways on the vein. BY
working alternately In both drifts they
are able TO make feet per day The
colonel says the Leyner drill uses less
air than other drills but does very eff
fective work. A big body OF low grade
ore has been cut by the crosscut which
IL expected to shortly disclose a chute
OF higher grade ore.
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TRANSFERS.

Ajax, 100 at IS; 1900 at s5h; 200 at SC;
100 al Sb&.
carIsa, 400 at 1l7is; 1900 at LIS; 1000
at 1lsA, buyer 10 days 600 at l.lSl9.
Daily West, 30 at $780, 80 at 1906; 30
at 32i5.
May Day, 200 at los: 100 at LOG; 200 al
l.06is; 700 at l.Oi, 500 at lO7, seller 10
days; 100 at l.O7h: 2lOO at 1O6, seller 10
days; 300 at los; 100 at l.07%: 500 at
LON seller 10 days; 200 at LO7%.
Star Con, 500 at "a. 200 at SAY 800 at
81; 100 al &c., 500 at S6is. seller 10 days;
100 at 81; 700 al ana; 500 at 49, 100 at
ssis' 100 al S7&; 1000 at S7ls. seller 10
DAYS
Sunbeam. 100 at S5; 100 at SO.
Tesora, 200 at 90.
Uncle Sam. 100 Al 100: 200 at LOS;
1900 az LOG. 100 at l05iS: 100 at l05%
1900 at l.O6is 300 al l.0Gh 800 az l.07;
200 az l.o6A 100 at l.0e% 100 at 1.07h;
100 al l07h. 100 at l.07A.
Ben Butler, 1870 at 1871 1000 at 1855.
Joe Bowers. 1000 at co.
Emerald, 1000 at III.
Manhattan 655 nj ~.
Martha Washington. 100 at 2ik: 1000
NJ 2M.
Tetro. 1900 at 29h: 500 az 29it; COO al
~, 300 nj 2SA 500 AT 2Sis.
Victor 800 al IS. iiO0 NJ 55h.
West Morning Glory, 1900 at 6K.
Shares sold, 400i5
Selling value. 500 2s6S2.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

Albert n, Water witch. New Year,
Deertrall Moxun and Triangle. not
patented; half interest In the state
Of Maine, Iron Clad, Iron Clad No. 2.
Mary Ellen, Little Nell. Judge and
Quinn No. 2, patented, third Interest
In the Old Armchair Nip and Tuck,
Enterprise. Knickerbocker and occiden-
tai
Mr.. Daily has been working on the
scheme for many months. The new
company starts out with $4,000 IN the
treasury, The result Of the sale of $4,000
shares OF treasury stock. In discussing
the proposition previous 10 his depar-
ture for the East Mr. DAILY said he con-
sldered that sum ample to equip and
develop the property. II will be nee
essary TO sink about 1000 feet to catch
the ore chutes which are known TO en-
ter the group from the Anchor.
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Nonsuit Granted.

The damage suit Of Frank Hartman
against the Tintic Iron company, Of
which Mr.. Thomas Weir was manager,
vas yesterday decided at Nephl by the
court granting a nonsuit
The case grew out OF an accident
which occurred In the Dragon shaft
by which Mr.. Pulver was killed. Two
missed shots went off and Mr.. HaTrl-
man alleged that the company showed
negligence. In the suit the court held
that this was not proved. hence the
above decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
Gold Mountain Notes.

In a review Of the mines Of Gold
Mountain, the Rchfeld Reaper says:
The June Bug continues to keep up
appearances and is turning out some
good ore.
The b. w. and II. Mining company
shipped a carload OF Az sacks of ore
TO northern shelters Monday.
Joseph II. Erickson returned from a
trip O. the Golden Reef mine Monday.
lie reports 10 tons OF shipping ana 20
tons OF low grade now out.
y force Of men are now at work on
the Utica group Of claims on Gold
Mountain. w. +. snyder and others
own the group and Greedy Snyder is
experimenting the work.
y miner from MaTysVale informs us
that a deal is ON by which the wetIq
mine viii likely change hands in tre
mex, few days and be passed from the
ownership Of Mrs, Martha Lyon 10
Jewett and Mccullough Of Gunnison,
Colorado.
ID. s. McCurdy was up at Gold Noun
tain last week and while there he went
to see the Trapper's Pride mine.
he reports that the vein that was
i'AitH III AiN AhiiHft SuiIlt three weeks
ago, has been followed on an incline
from the top TO below yhe tunnel level
aud is now eight feet wide and is very
rich.
II. w. Ramlose became sole owner
OF the Lor2 Tree group OF mining
claims on Gold Mountain first OF the
week having purchased the interest Of
Mayer l.. II. Outzen. The Lone Tree
group consists OF seven claims and
Jnins the SEWER and Miller groups.
Mr. Ramlose let contract 10 VIII
Carr and Oliver Jensen. a few DAYS
since to run another 80 feet on the
plesent tunnel
Forty workmen have been obtained
here and sent to Gold Mountain, where
they will construct new canal ana
hume for the Annie Laurie company. 10
operate another electrical bower house
The new plant will be located about one
ana one-half miles below the present
porti plant and will take the water
OF Fish creek Just heow its wheel ana
caro- u around the side OF the canyon
M suaicien, drop is reached TO run
plant No. 2.
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NEW YORK.
Circulation Statement.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The month";
circulation statement issued by the
comptroller OF the currency shows
mat at the close Of business October
II, 1901, the total circulation of bank
notes was sS599i1 ,6sS, an increase for
the year OF s2s2ls.270, and for the
months OF sl,0si. 1885.
The circulation based on United
states bonds amounted to 1925, 1875 eli
an increase for the year OF 500, 1863 $40
and decrease for the month of seic,.
4s3.
The circulation secured by lawful
money amounted TO Sl71S.06O, de-
crease Tor the year Of sl,l5l.27s. and an
Increase for the month of 81, 727bsS
The amount OF United States bond,
on deposit TO secure circulation notes
was 1929, sS3,ss0, and to secure public de.
poslts sll0.256, $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
WILL SINK Ar GREEN RIVER.
The California Utah OIL Co. WIN Pu
Down Its First Well at That Point.

Price, Utah, Nov. 2.--The California
and Utah Oil company has decided TO
put down It's first hole nine miles south
OF Green River town on the west side
Of the Green river, on what is known
as the Blue Ridge. The machinery was
ordered from California some time ago
and Is now on It's way from ogden,
having been sidetracked there until the
company's experts. who have been on
the ground. with several leading men
OF the company since last Thursday,
decided upon the place where the first
well was to be located. The contract
was made al Green River yesterday for
hauling the machinery and a carload Of
casting. The rig Is a standard and can
be made to drill I. 500 feet in depth.
These parties are the gentlemen who
have been at Salt Lake City for ten
days. They went TO Green River the
first OF the week. They are largely in
teresied al Bakersfield Calf. also.
Directors G. NJ, kilburn, w. J. Berry
and Walter Scott returned 90 the city
last evening after deciding the point at
which the well will be put down. Man
agcr Don G. Robbins OF the company.
came 20 the city this morning and after
attending TO some business. he expects
to leave for camp tonight 20 superin-
tend the hauling q IS tons Of material
TO the well site The machinery is now
at Green River.
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samples From Gold Queen.

Provo. Nov BRIG Darger, the vet
eran prospector and miner, is up from
Gold Mountain with a fine lot of SAM
Piles from the Golden Queen mine. in
which Mr.. Albert Singleton, of this city,
~ Interested MI Darger has driftod
about fifty feet along the vein and at
The end of the drift has sunk a shaft
70 the depth Of about twelve feet. Ht
finds the vein widening and has a
width Of three feet at the bottom OF
the shaft The vein is composed OF
line locking sold quartz from which
he has PANIED gold. The samples he
has brought with him look most proli-
Using and they IRE now in the hands
OF the assayer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
NEW COPPER RATES,
Regular Calls OF Metal Exchange
Shall be in Standard Copper.

New York, Nov, "A draft Of the
proposed new copper rates OF the metal
exchange has been submitted to mem
bers. 1t provides that the regular call,
or calls, shall be in standard copper,
but any other grade Of copper shall con-
slst either Of domestic or foreign and
shall be OF 80 per cent fine copper or
over. For each full one per cent above
g6 per cent fine copper one per cent may
be added to the amount Of invoice when
delivered, Copper testing below 80 per
cent fine shall not constitute a good
delivery, according TO the new rules.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
shor; Line Excursion.

The Oregon Short Line announces an
excursion to the mines Of Tntic tomor-
row which will be taken advantage Of
by great many people, II was report
ed today that entrance would be allow
ed the May Day mil. but Director
James Larson, who returned from the
mine today, stated that he did not think
the mill will be ready for inspection. II
was rumored today that the mill was
decided success and that 70 tons OF
ore was handled yesterday Mr.. Lar
son said II was not a fact as the own
ers are still adjusting the parts Of the
plant. About a carload OF concentrates
only has been turned out.
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Harrington. Hickory shipment.

A shipment OF two cars OF ore reach
ed the sampler today from the Har-
rington- Hickey group In Beaver coun-
ty. The shipment consists principally
Of silyer-lead ore, but part OF the con-
signment Is made up Of copper ore TAX
en- from a new discovery in the mine.
The property is being operated by the
wealthy capitalists developing the o. X.
group. The Harrington Is located about
six miles southwest from the o. X, Its
manager says IL will be a second Horn
Silver. Some very good ore Is being
encountered. the assays showing as
high as 400 ounces silver per ton. The
property is being developed by shaft
now down 400 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02

Castillo Resort anG Improvement COIN
pany., mas been filed with the county
recorder The deed conveys the War
hagie ~ and War Eagle "B' mining
cla'me In American Fork mining DIS
lrict, ,one-third to Percy S, Sewers and
two-thirds % the Castillo Resort and
Improvement company; consideration,
Notices of location OF the following
inining claims. situated IN American
Fork mining district. near the Silver
star mine. have been fled with the
county recorder by ]. II. Mercer ct al:
extension OF Silver Star mine, Big Pine
and Big Pine Nos. 2 and 8.
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Open, High. Low, Close.
MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4ls6t5 per cent
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
business In bankers bills at 4S6N for
demand and 4.S3A CASA for sixty days;
posted rates 4S4h9i.s5 and 4S7h@4SS,
commercial bills, 4,SSq4s3ls.
Bar silver-57%.
Mexican dollars--45h
State bonds inactive; railroad bonds,
firm; government bonds, steady.
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BONDS.
Church Bonds go. =. e. ......".. 10i u
Salt Lake City Railroad Bonds
ttaken up In 1909 80. =. ...... 103 u


Mr., w. T. Rowe. who has been con-
nected with the Siegel Clothing com
pany in this city for the past nine
teen years and Mr.. f. w. Kelly from
Fillmore, Utah. who was a member OF
the last state legislature, have pur-
chased the entire stock Of the $. p.
Teasdel company on Main street. and
intend to make the necessary alterations
In the store and stock to make Of the
institution a strictly up-to-date enter
prise. They will assume control on
Monday morning,
The contractors who are erecting the
new Elks clubhouse are pushing the
building to completion with all possible
speed and already have the walls up TO
the first floor The building viii be
very handsome when finished.
The old shurtliff farm OF eighty acres
south OF the Husler mill on State street,
which has been owned by a syndicate
composed OF Judge Bartch and others,
will shortly be the property OF Judge
Bartch. The deal Is now practically
closed whereby he will become the sole
owner for a consideration Of $4,000.
Salt Lake bank clearings for the week
ending October 81 amounted to So $50. 1863.
an Increase Of SELF over the clearings
for the corresponding week Of last year.
Detroit with 5S3 Youngstown with $50.
and Sioux Falls with 655 are the only
cities. according TO Bradstreet's report
which show greater percentages Of in
crease than Salt Lake. Seattle clearings
Increased 522 per cent and Denver
showed a decrease Of sc per cent San
Francisco clearlngs increased III per
cent. New York, "a and Chicago, 2s.s.
Mr.. w. r. servis Of this city has
again resumed business and Is opers
ing Wholesale candy factory on West
Second South street
William II. cramer. the wealthy Mon.
tana cattleman. Is the latest man OF
wealth TO come TO Salt Lake for IA
home Re has purchased from w. J.
Hallorsn and J. G.. Lynch a sxl0 rods
lot fronting south between Seventh
md Eighth East on east Second
South street. and intends 10 erect a
$4,000 residence thereon. The price
paid for the ground was p,7oo AFR.
Craner VIII make Salt Lake his per-
manent home and intends moving his
family 10 this city al once.
Great Drsss Cooa. ast.-rnAo,.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF UTAH. DEPARTMENT or
Board OF pardons. Salt Lake City Utah,
Nov. Q 1g0i.-To whom II may concern,
Notice Is hereby given that the State
on saturday. November 10. 1901 at 10 o clock
q. m OF the supreme Court hoomg City and
County Building. salt Lake CITY. Utah,
That at said meeting said Poard 'r'ii ''ea'
applications Tor pardon 10 the foil WIG
cases, 10. wit:
Golden q. Brown. convicted Of burglary.
HOUSEKEEPING. and esrs pc from prison.
Frank Ewing, convicted Of assault
All persons having any interest thereln.
desiring 20 be heard, either for or against
the granting Of sad applications respec-
lively. are hereby notified 81 be present at
said meeting BY order Of the Board.
HEBER NJ. WELLS. President
NJ. A. BREEDEN, Secretary.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov Cash: wheat-No
2 red, 7lh@72is; No. 3 red. eshG7ih;
No. 2 hard winter, 6shd70is: No. 8 do,
esh 40; No. northern spring. 7l672h:
No. 2 do, esa7O4; No. 3 spring, s7qesil.
corn-No. 2 5sAi No. 3. 5sA
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a point. Supporting orders met the de-
cline, Southern Union Pacific, Southern
railway preferred. U. $. Steel preferred,
u. d 0. and Amalgamated were prom
lnent In the rally. Union Pacific rose
~ over yesterday on heavy dealings
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Especial leased wire to Burbidge.
Cops & Coz
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DO you have the Standard Die.
uonary In your library or
scf1ol room? II not. you are NOT
UP 70 date. II IL the largest.
best edited. best printed, best
bound. and most modern work
In all respects yet issued. Only
limited number on hand. Al.
dress the Deseret News.
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TT"
BREAKS UP
CATARRHAL
COLDS

a Cold partly suspends mn,
nation, the spirits droo,
languor displaces enerov. ~,
Is the effect OF a Cold on ~
stomach, liver and nervous
system-numbed vitality
The use Of DR.. Hum pbravs,
Specific "Seventy-Sevenn re
stores the numbed vl,ale
makes the blood tinqle. re,
lieves the congestion; arousas
the sluggish liver, permits the
system to- cleanse itself, ana
breaks up" the cold.
AZ al Druggists IS cents or mailed n, 20
celpt OF prica DOCTORS Book NAILED ynrr
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine 40
corner william ANA John streets New yori
oats--No. ., SShgh; No. 3, 3SQx
December wheat opened at 70s 20
to 70%. "i'oeu
May, 74ls. VA
corn-Nov, 57A Dec, ssh.
Oats-Nov., 49, Dec, S6ita%.
Pork-Nov., II ,35: Jan. i4.9O.
Lard-Noy., S.67h; Jan, $50
Ribs--Nov., $780, Jan, 7.7Oq7 72b.
Flax--Cash, northwest, 1.46k.
Rye-Nov., 64h.
Barley-51Q5S
Timothy--5. 75M5. 80.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 2.-Wool-FIrm,
territory and western mediums ls1
l6ls; fine, 1ldl5h; coarse. l2@l5c.
SAN FRANCISCO.
san Francisco, Nov. Nevada. 1Oa
lZci oregon, l0Ql3c; Valley Oregon IL
@lbc; Northern Lambs, 6asc: San Ioa1
quin Plains. case Humboll and NJ
docino, io9l2hc.
BOSTON.
Boston. Nov 1.-The Commercial RuI
ietin tomorrow will say that all Amer
lcah records VIII have been broken in
the Boston wool market this week the
transactions aggregating not less than
600 pounds The American Woolsn
company, with numerous mills In Mas.
sachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, New
hampshire and other states, has been
the chief purchaser
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MINING EXCURSION,

broberg Thompson. stick Broker. =
u Walker Bros. Bank B1d'g. Tel 1857.
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&c Coma a Son. stock Brnksr,
TO s. Jennings Block. Tel. 1907.
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Mining Deed Recorded.

Provo, Nov. "A mining deed fto,n
1eorte W. Craig and Anna h Craig,
oil PTovo TO Percy 5. Sewers and the
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A. = Campbell, stock Broker.
2o2-203 d. +. Walker Block. Tel ga
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Weekly Bank Clearings.

The bank clearings throughout the
United States and Canada for the week
ending Friday Nov. ], 1901, were:
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Rank STATEMENT.

New York, Nov. 2.-The statement Of
the associated banks for the week end
ing today. shows:
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Via Oregon short Line.
Sunday next. Round trip only 81.
Special train leaves at 7.45 am.
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OF INTEREST TO LOCATORs.
Schedule Surveying Rates Issued
From Land ONCE.

Under Instructions from the Commits
sioner Of the general land office, a new
schedule of deposits required In con-
nection with official surveys of mining
claims in the office Of U. 5. surveyor
general for Utah, viii take effect, com
mencing with Monday, November IL, as
fnllxyQ.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. Ion the produce ex.
change today the butter market was
steady. Creamery-laq2lhc: diaries
lSGlsc.
Cheese-Steady, 9hQlOhc.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, isisG2Oc.
NEW YORK.
New York. Nov -Butter-Recelpts
ttOO packages; steady; state dairy, IA
u2lc, creamery, l5422lkc. June cream
cry, l7kQ2lhc; factory, 12kGl5c.
Eggs-Receipts, 1000 packages Firm.
western candled. 2l@22c; uncandled, ID
G2lc.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Especial leased wire to Burbidge,
Cops & Coz
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riNrIc AND MEKous EXCURSION

Great Dress Goods sale-cohns
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n.n Dress Goods for tOc-cOhn's.
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sandy, Nov. 3
70 Tintic and Mercur. Round trip only
". Special train AZ 7.lja.m
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THE STANDARD.

$500 Dress Goods for n.oo-cohn's.