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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

FISsURE MINING CO., OFFICE
and principal place Of business, Salt
Lake city Utah Notice IS hereby
given that at a meeting Of the directors
held on the Sth day of December 49,
an assessment of one-half cent pr
share was levied on the capital stock
OF the corporation, issued and OUT
standing. payable at once to II. Green
secretary, at his office, No. l3G state
street, Salt Lake City, Utah Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the Sth day OF Jang'
airy. 1901. will be delinquent and ai'
vertlsed for sale at public auction ana
unless payment is made before will Be-
sold on the 29th day OF January 1901 a.
y o'clock, noon, TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with the cost o.
advertising and expense Of sale
HENRY GREEN, Secretary
The date Of the stock being deiin'
duent has been changed from JanlAij
Sth, 1901. BY order OF the board Of
sale from January 18th 70 February
End. 1901. BY order u the board Of
directors. Il. GREEN Secretary
No 1856 South State ST.
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Take LaIatveBromo Quinine Tablets All drug-
gsts refund the money u II fails 70 cure, Z. W
Groves signature Is on eachbor. &c.
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PERSONAL.

Z. W. Thompson Of Topeka, Kans.
assistant general passenger agent OF
the Rock Island, came 20 town this
morning and registered at the knuts-
ford.
A. W. Stoddard, OF London. who is
said 20 be related to the famous Eng
lsh football player OF that name, II
among the guests who registered at the
Knutsford this morning
r. A. Irvine Of Pocatello is register
ed az the Kenyon today.
II. II. Bamleigh. Of London. Eng
land is numbered among the tourists
who are soiourneylng at the Kenyon.
Sheriff Virgil Kelly is up from Fill
more today and Is numbered among the
guests az the White House
County Commissioner J. 4. Clark
OF Allegheny county, Pa. is stopping at
the Kenyon. He Is en- route to the La
Sal country, where he has mining in.
terests.
Wallace Franklin. manager OF the
Westinghouse interests at Detroit, Is
numbered among the guests at the
huuAslolQs
b, +. Buzzo, mining man from
VAUDEVILLE H., Is at the Kenyon.
]. T. Thomas OF Pleasant Grove is
al the Cullen.
b. r. smoot OF Denver Is In the city
on his way south
J. A. Hyde Of Nephl Is a Kenyon
| guest
Or. I.ancy s. Kenard Of the L. S.
army IS a Knutsford guest
L. NJ. Sldwen. a sanpete county stock
grower, is at the White house.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following names were registered
az the leading hotels In this city al 8
o'clock this afternoon;
Knutsford-W. 5. Durkee, New York;
MIR. and Mrs. r. a. Lindsey. Portland.
Ore; Charles ii. Gleien, Portland; C..
p. Bevsline and wife, New York; w.
h. Knox, Chicago, Charles z. Power,
New York; George c, Thompson. Cam
bridge: A. W. Stoddart. London: Mrs.
| A. n. Culver. East Hampton. y. y;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Heald So. wey-
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Official Work Done by Committees As
signed TO Special Subjects.

Criticisms continue TO be passed on
the unwieldiness OF cabinet OF
twenty members, says London cor
respondent Of the Cardiff Western Mall.
As a matter Of practical politics the
number does not matter now II has be-
come an accepted practice that there
should be committee OF the cabinet for
dealing with specific subjects. Every
important government department Is
now represented In the cabinet by Its
chief. The coming in OF the marquis OF
Londonderry has completed the repre-.
sentation. Il was impossible that 50
able and distinguished a man as Lord
Londonderry should be in the govern
ment and not In the cabinet. while at
the same time Il was an anomaly that
on old established department like the
postohce, which had oftener than not
been represented In the cabinet, should
be ignored whereas. comparatively
new departments. such as the Scotch
Office and the board Of agriculture, had
their chiefs In the cabinet Proposals
many there are for reducing the num-
Der Of cabinet ministers.
The most drastic are TO leave out the
respective ministers OF the local gov
eminent board. board OF trade. board
OF agriculture and Scotch office and the
lord chancellor OF Ireland.
This would reduce the number 10 fif-
teen. and n the premier were the first
lord OF the treasury the number might
further he reduced to fourteen. on the
other hand, instead Of reducing the
cabinet, there are arguments for level.
ing up.
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The following prisoners were before
Judge stewart this afternoon;
Joseph Walker. charged with robbery
YIN. J. Igoe burglary, w. II, Green
wood. James Mitchell Harry Knowles
Harry Montgomery and John Burns
woodworking James O'Connor ana H.
E. Windberg burglary. r. II. Walker
Joseph Walker and Geo. Davis, burg
lary. The latter three were brought IN
tor arralgnment and to plead. Wllllam
NcCray was appointed by the court 10
defend r.. II. Walker The first nine
nrlsoners have entered plea OF NOT
grtllty. and their cases will De set for
trial al the FIRST settling OF cases Tue
reason OF bringing these prisoners pc
foro the court today was 90 learn VINO
their attorneys were. They all had at
torneys 10 defend them except The one
stated. The latter three VIII appear
before the court again saturday morn
Ing next with their attorneys TO plead
Dennis c. Eichnor, the new district a.
toryed. represented the state In the
foregoing cases. which was his hrst
official act IN his new office.
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Northwestern from omaha 10 Denver.
II ia stated authorltaUyely that con-
stril,0n engineers are making AN over
land trip. starting from Naletne, Neb.
which is regarded as the preliminary
stlu to placing surveyors IN the FIELD.
II Is now claimed that the Northwest
er1 owns the Denver q Scranton line,
a narrow gauge road extending north
cast from Denver 10 the Scranton coal
mines. which some time ago was re-
ported TO- have been sold 10 the interests
representing the Rock Island Elliott o.
Duncan. who Is heading the party Of
engineers. h credited with the state
ment that the line viii run through Ne
brdska IN a nearly direct Southwestern.
b. direction. crossing the Burlington at
HydunIs and the North Platte at Osh'
ko,u. The Union Pacific viii be crossed
at Sidney and the South Platte river AZ
Harden Colo The country through
which the proposed line would pass Il
free from any engineering difficulties
10 lheak of, and the road could be con
strItted 40 a cost Of about $1,000 pei
mile. 10 would be about 300 miles long.
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ANOTHER FALL OF SNOW.
Streets of Salt Lake ResOund with the
Jingle of Sleigh Bells.

The small boy and the artless maiden
who have been looking and longing for
a long time for a sleigh ride will now
have their hearts delighted with the
realization Of their hopes, The merry
jingle OF the sleigh bells is now re-
sounding on the streets Of Salt Lake for
the first time in two years, But the
boy and the maiden are perhaps the
least grateful for the snow that has
come. This layer Of the beautiful Is OF
incalculabe value to the farmers,
stock ralsers and merchants Of this
State
The fall today was one-half an inch,
the bulk OF It falling between ll;3O and
2.l5, although there was a slight fall
this morning between $40 and 1915.
The present storm has been confined
to the northern part Of the state not
being general in IFS nature as the last
one was.
Director Murdoch, of the weather
bureau. thinks that there Will be some
snow fall tonight, but viii clear up be-
fore morning, and tomorrow VIII be a
fair day.
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GlLsoNllE DEALS,
At Least -Four Sales Are Reported
10 Have Been Made.

The Vernal Express says there has
has been considerable stir among Own.
crs OF gilsonite property this week and
several big deals are about completed
but al this writing the sales are not
closed and we ore not at liberty 90 pub
fish the particulars However. at least
four sales have been closed and yh'
money paid Over
Jesse Henline ana Gus Emcrt sold
three claims 10 q. o. Baxter repre-.
senting the ellison AsphaItum com'
pany. for 81. 600. Dave and Charley
Bingham sold five claims 10 c. O Bax.
ter for $1,000, and 70 is reported that
James Hacking sold some claims 10 the
same company for $4,000 Dir LaWrenc.
Gllnes sold elk claims Of gilsonite last
week. to e.. o. Baxter for 5000.
wild runners are ahoat of the re-
locating and jumping of claims 10 IN.
White river country. which ~ true, Is
to be deplored. as It IS liable to te ~
IN litigation some OF this property fol
years.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan 9.--Afay wheat opened
at 7IA 20 rs. advanced 10 ish, but re-
acted to 57MaA.
After recovering to 7sN, May whea
broke to nv, and closed weak at nv
077A
Close Wheat-Jan., 7iiz; Feb. 1875;
May 77ssG77&,
. Corn-Jan,. 3GA May, 3sad3sH,
Oats-Jan., 2SA; May, 25hQ25h.
Pork-January, 1890
Lard-Jan, lin May. 7.47hq75O.
Ribs-Jan,, 40. May. 40.
Wheat-No 2 red 77hQ1Sh;
No 3 do, aQ71A No, 2 hard winter
7iN013ia No 3 do, G9p72 No. north
ern spring, 7Gk07sh; No. 2, do, 16hq
1874; No 3 spring 6Il75,
31k.
0ats-No 2, 2iiAg2lls; No. 3, 2SAQ2I.
Rye-4s
Barley-3s66i.
Timothy.
FlaS-NOrthWeRt, / 81
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EXCITEMENT
AROUND VERNAL.
Senator Harden Benn.o1 Talks o.
the Asphalt Deals
RIDGE & VALLEY ACTIVITY
water Line INSTALLED Loading "'c o.
star CON, bingham CONF
pany's smcltcr'

e.,,to. tr.r1., uarrIop who came
''''' 40 '''' ,.....I rInmh
~ Iasl evening I'''" '..' ...,.
county reports % great deal "i '''''
tion being paid l0 the e.sunita deposits
..,.. .....,,f purchases by
az '"' '''N'' 90 ''' .u..,
MI G.. %. Baxter 100 b'h"'I o' ''. .,.
Asphalt company of ST. Louis. Ihe'7
,,r.bss.s haas. stirred up tha people
,.,... ,..,rs.s.J.
10 am extent never '.'''. b.,
Mr. hanuiun reports several s'I.' .'
ASPHALT lauds and several others pend
t.,. ..I..s,..i.t, ....l.r Cd, u.an chat
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ANOTHER STORY.
Travelling Freight and Passenger
Agents d be Given walking Papers.

Chicago Jan. S-The Record tomor-
row win say. The financial powers
contronlnt the destlnes Of the great
railway sNtems Of the nation are r..
pcrtau 10 be planning one Of the big
eest eCononcal reforms IN the history
OF Amercn railroad operations. The
intention {. 70 dispense with the vast
army OF travelling passenger and
freight ageits and other officials direct.
IS engaged IN the solicitation Of busi'
ness FOR Ind lines. Should the plan be-
carried out means the discharge OF
more tnan $1,000 men, and the annual
saving OF Millions OF dollars 10 tht
carving companies win be the result
The ntentlon.of the railroads 10 brine
about the new reform came as the ~
suit Of the re9nt big deals engineered
by ]. Pierpont Morgan, James j. Hin,
John d. Rockefeller and others.
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Fire In Mining Tunnel.

Aspen. Colo, Jan 9-Candles car
ried by miners set fire to t.mbers 90 the
Cowenhoyen mining tunnel The On,
was discovered by miners coming on
shift nj midnight II was then burning
tunnel ana was on the side next TO the
Smuggler mine The blaze was easily
eXtlnguished, but later broke out again
and was again eXtInguIshed There
Is now no danger of q con0agration
II was at FIRST supposed that the
fire had originated ln the Bhcksh8le
where the great Smugglcr nrr of two
years ago started and Do was feared
that Il would penetrate the Smugg.eI
mine, but this was prevented.
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OMAHA 1--we STOCK.

omaha. Neb.. Jan Cattle-Receipts
5000 Steady. Native beef steers 4,O.
$3.50. western steers, 3'OOp5'N'' COVE
and heifers. 3.0OQi.25; canners. j ov .el
Q rs; stockers and feeders, 3.OOpf.0oo..
calves. 4.5OQ6.S5; bulls, stays etc" -'''
d34O. a.,
Hogs-Receipts, $500 54lO cents hisnl'
er Heavy. 512hdj.20; mized' "
d515: light. 5.07hqj1lh. pigs fV0H
A 40. bulk of sales, 5.l0Q51b.
Sheep Receipts. $500 Steady. rec
muttons iOOal so: westerns, 5000 10
common and stock sheep, 3'6oq5'so
lamha. l.2545 40.
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LEGATION Notices Filed.

Provo gan. 9.--Notices OF location Of
DE io..9Ing mining claims have been
liel wa the county recorder.
En'eip ge' Eagle and Hattie Nc
Cl0sne Naolln deposits situated IN
Norih l'nue district by John Nc
CI0sse
sunbeam Nos. ] TO 5 inclusive, ant
Eureka situated in I.ehi mining dis
tHc, alO " eight miles cast Of CAM
Floyd. ~ lake mountains. by John Ma
SON way ! Peterson, Jackson Wanlesf
and Eugene Bone.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK,

Kansas city. Mo, Jan, 9.-Cattle--
Receipts 1000. Weak TO lower Native
steers 3.O0G5 5O Texas steers. S'2oa
les; Texas cows. .6Od3.75' native COWS
and heifers. 2.OOdlS0 stOckers ana
feeders. 2.25ai 40; bulls. 2.iOpi.p;
calves. weak. 4.OOG5 So' receipts 4Vo.
Hogs-Recelpts. 100 strong to
cents higher. Bulk of sales, 5.0llhWe. lei
heavy. 5.05d5. 20; packers. blOUa.llt2'
mixed. 5.05G5.l5; light, $500 lI'a :
workers.. 5.O7hQ512ia; pigs, 4,S5q5.O9.
sheep-Recelpts 1000, steady LamDs'
4 .OOa5.5O: muttons. 2.J00j.0j.
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some il,,. So far there have hoon no
large lssoyeries Of copper there bpt
this s nErmlngled with the other ores
OF ODE . yes and VIII undoubtediy be,
come t'"'aally one OF the ores Of the
camp
.Anomi' property having large de.
storey nd Mahoney They bs ave. ho ~
developing on a large scale ana nave n.
dne p.o.erly with all probabiitv OF
output ext season. ~ VI
'Pas.gM The greatest factor in the
deye.op1snt Of our section viii be the
nlaal lIon kelton. Utah. 10 houston.
To- Cus'5 county understand that
work Is - begin as soon as possible IN
MIN ra" directly through our section
Of c9lni.y We feel very good over Il.
Personally ! viii say there seems every
assurance mat the road Will be built %
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PORTFOLIOS
OF the
PARIS EXPOSITION

They consist Of 100 elaborate veu.
on heavy C1aTelcd paper iu
parts. The Paris Exposition bean.
ufuly portrayed. price only %
cents each part to News readers A book
that sold for IS cents and Sl0l at the
time Of the Worlds Fair. Parts 20 %
now ready at the News once. Send 70
cents Cor sample You vii be charmed
with the work
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And In accordance With law and az ~ Ol Eli
Of the board OF directors made on . .ss, o'
day OF November 1904 50 many n Nee.
each parcel OF sucn stock rs may poI.f,ry.
saw vii bs sold al tho ohlcs Of the scefv'tt@g
Room 5Oi Auerbach Building, saI IA, - AZ tlo
Titan, on the 18th day OF January l, .Iio1 end
hour OF two o'clock y m. 10 pay u ',' cl,ts
assessment thereon. together WIN '''
OF advertising and expenses OF saiT re
secretary -Four Aces Mining Vo1lRPSr"i tai,
Auurbach Building, SAT- LtAe wv
Dat d January 2. l0l.
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Rates to Inauguration.

Chicago Jan. S.-The Tribune says:
Western roads have agreed 10 make a
rate OF one fare plus 50 for the round
trip to Washington and return for the
Inauguration Of President Mckinley
on March 4th. Tickets az this rate
viii be sold on February 2sth and
March LIST and End from the Western
State lines Of Colorado and Wyoming
and on February 21th. 2Sth and March
lst from points west thereof but no
tickets will be sold TO reach eastern
gateways before March lst Tickets
will be good to return until March Sth
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ONE on THE WAR sURIRhr.

Attempts were made 20 get The "ror
pom" gun into British service. tm Be-
was objected TO on the ground that r.
projectle WAS unnecessarily large
Kill a man and not large enough br
considered a piece Of artillery It
stated that an entire battery OF 'f
guns could be quickly put out OF a..
b. single piece Of field artillery rf
that there was no place for them
either service. Had q been stated n-.
vi1us to the South African war ,h..
British field battery n artillerg coma
be- put out Of action by a single On
FOUNDER in the hands Of half 1rr
farmers. the statement would hav.
regarded as ridiculous. captain Z. l.
ZalinsH. IN Casters Magazine.
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CLOSING STOCKS.

New York. Jan. 9-Closlng stocks.
Atchison, i6 Atohlson preferred, S9i A..
S. q W, A3. a. S q w preferred, g7h;
American Tobacco, 1884 American Tin
Plate. 60& American Tin Plate pre-
ferred, 90A American Steel Hoop, 81;
h. r. r.. So, -. a. O.. 81; c. -. & @,
1iz G. G. c. 70; c. f. & l., 525s g. G..
W. 1914 Continental Tobacco. i2&. G..
e. o.. i0h q. & A., 40. G.. d a. pre-
ferred d. & X. g.. 80; d 4 H., li6.
General Electric. 1866 Federal steel,
SIS. Federal Steel preferred. 49, iii
nols Central 1875: Jersey Central, 1856:
l.. & ~, 80; Leather, 1917. Leather pre-
feued lGia. N. X d ~ preferred, ish,
Manhattan, llGh Metropolitan, lGsh.
Missouri Pacific, SjM Northern Pacific,
Siia. Northern Paciilcs preferred, SOS,
n. Y, g., 1851; Pennsylvania 1903. Pa
clnc Mail 4l Peoples Gas, l0i: Read
Ing, 33,A Reading preferred, 12ia Rock
Island 1881. Rubber ~ Southern Pa
cifc. l2% st. Paul l57h, Sugar 1915;
r. G. a L. t7M. Union Pacific, S3A;
Union Pacific preferred, S3h Western
Union So
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LIVE STOCK

Chicago. Jan. 9.-Cattle--Recelpts, p
900. Choice steady Others 10 cents low
er. Good TO prime steers, 5.l5N0l 10;
poor 10 medium. 4650j.l0; stockers ana
feeders. 2.I504 40; cows, 2.6OW4 10, he'll
ers. 2.Gj04. 40: Gamers 2.OO@2, bo' bulls
2,7OGi.25; calves, i,OOg6.25i Texas teu
steers, 4.OOQ4 S5: Texas grass steers
2'25G4 90, Texas bulls. 2. j063.4O.
Hogs Receipts today 5000 tomor-
row, 81 900; left over, 2ijo. Market ac-
tive, cents higher closing strong TOP.
$40 Mixed and butchers 5.O5Ho'5tiz
good TO cholce heavy, jlj05.40 rough
heavy. 5.0Od5.lO. light, 5.O5q5.S5; BULK
Of sales. 5.20@5 30.
sheep-Receipts $4,000. Weak COCO
IN rbolco wethers. 3.75dl.70: fair u
choice mixed. s.40d3 80; western sheep
s.75Gi .G5: Texas sheep. 2.5OaS.jOi ma
tive lambs, 4OOd5.S5i western lambs
& O0G5.75.
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completed for another two years H.
difficulty Of journeying past this psr,
will have 10 be surmounted by nan
By the middle Of this month it .s os.
pected that there win be a large nun
Der OF visitors In Egypt the ao5omm5
datons already reserved at Cairo. Az.
souan. Luxor and other places wbs-
there are palatlal hotels heln CREATE
In advance Of last year The parr.
scare Is now dying out
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

l.. T. Perkins. western agent Of the
Merchants Dispatch is in town today
Lewis Hall, one OF the promoters Of
the Seven Devils road Is stopping at
the Kenyon
S. W. Eccles will, In all probability,
return from New York on or about
Friday.
The oregon Short Line Is said TO
have decided TO lay aside the plans for
the proposed shop plant at Pocatello
and will consider the feasibility Of es-
tablishing a central shop plant In Salt
Lake City Utah, 10 cost nearly 100000,
The Engineering News.
George Lang and Newell Pettee late
Of the Union Pacific offices In Port
land and Ogden, spent few hours in
this city last night on their way
through TO Omaha, thence they are
going 70 headquarters prior 10 receiy-
ing other appointments
s-e~s-
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LaIauveBromo Quinine Tablets. All drug-
glsis refund the money Y Il fails 20 cure Z. W
Groves signature Is on eachboI. bc
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Ridge aud valley Operations.

The work. Is progressing very salts
nciong a, the Ridge & Valley prop
sriy 90 ntic. The shaft Is now down
6ij feet sad as soon an II r. put down
ij ieal further a station will be cut
ana lifting towards the vein will be-
an Inc company has Just put IN
800 ieei Of water line, through which
the water IS pumped to a tank near the
I.Haf
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DIED.

TRACY.-At Yost. on December O..
1900. Nellie Arzina Tracy, infant
daughter Of William f. and Mary A
Tracy. Deceased was 6 months Cd
YATES.-At Yost, Utah. on Decenieg
%, 1900. John irwin Yates, at the lge
Of 20 years Deceased was a son q
Hyrum b. and Margaret b Yates
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TOURISTS RUSH TO EGYPT.

According 10 a Cairo correspondent,
visitors TO the Nile this winter viii be
ers near Assouan. BY reason OF the OK.
tensive damming operations now being
carried on. These works VIII not be
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Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankefs bills az fS6h0
4S67s Tor demand and az 4s3N4sSis fot
sixty days
Posted rates, 4s3laQ4.Sf and Ash.
Commercial bills. iS2h0ls3
Silver certificates. GihQ6jh.
Bar silver. G37s
Mexican dollars. 49H.
Government bonds steady Refundlue
% registered 1.05, do coupon i.0j. %
registered 49,; 81 registered. l09ia do
coupon. li0i3; new fB registered and
coupon 1914; old IS registered and
coupon, ia; IS registered and coupon
1lg
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CHURCH NEWS.

According go appointments made In
the Priesthood meeting last Friday
evening Elder Andrew Jensen of the
Historian ONCE win meet with the old
settlers. ward clerks. quorum and assoc
citation secretaries and others, for the
purpose Of obtaining data Tor Church
history In the wards hereafter named as
follows. Fourth ward. THURSDAY Jan.
10th. 10 a. m. Fifth ward Friday, Jan.
18th. 10 n. M. Eighth ward. Saturday,
Jan. 18th. 10 a. m. A prompt attendance
OF all parties interested Is kindly soli-
cited.
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nrNvER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo, Jan. 9,-Cattle-Re-
GENTS BOD. Market steady Beef steers
956a5.sO, COWS 3.0O0i00; feeders.
freight paid To river 3.0Op4.4O; stock
ers freight paid TO river, 3.2ogAoVi
bulls. stays, etc, 2O0Q325.
Uogs-Receipts coo. Market steady
IIaht hackers 50565tO; mixed 5l0p
515; heavy 5.l0a5,l5.
sheep-Receipts none.