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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
Apent Ben Butler Lawsuit

Regarding the Ben Butler suit the
Bingham Bulletin says # is Informed
that the action was decided upon as a
result Of the plaintiffs having what
they consider good evidence OF trespass
While working In the Liberal many feet
from Ben Butler lines they say they
can distinctly hear defendants en-
ployes picking and drilling.
On the other hand the situation IN
the Ben Butler, as the writer saw It the
week VIM Mcqueen retired from the
superintendency suggests that there
has been no trespass but that the man
agemcnt was put 20 expense 10 avoid IT,
After the Ben Butler main tunnel had
been run some distance the discovery
was made that II was nearing Liberal
ground. superintendent Mcqueen went
back a number OF feet and began run
ming IN 4 direction east Of south, form
ing an elbow in the tunnel which Is now
nearly In shape OF n horseshoe lie
estimated that the point where the vein
was encountered was 10 feet east from
Liberal side line Afterward a drift
was run 10 feet west ana from there
the west raise was begun. II there has
teen any other drifting toward the Lib
eral II Is from some station above
main tunnel level and has been done
very recently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
BONDS.


'hurCh bonds, o.. o. .. ., .l03. 90
5. l.. city K, r. bonds, O.. .... 1O2 90
Five car loads of the city's sewer
pipe have arrived from Red Wing,
MINI.
New stone curbing has been nut
down on the north side OF South TEN.
pie street between the Eagle gate and
b street.
Since the foreclosure Of the p. a O.
Transfer company there has been
much talk Of It's reorganization with
Mr. c. O. Ellingwo0d as president and
+ Redman retiring. Mr.. Ellingwood
was vice president OF the old company
and the business Is now running I'M
der mis- direction in behalf Of McCor-
nick & Co., the mortgages.
a warranty deed has been filed con-
yeying from the city TO Thos Weir lots
!, ., and Z, Capitol subdivision. block
TO- plat H. lots ! and % east side sub
division Of block 81. plat +. and part
Of lot -, east side subdivision OF block
~, plat F. The price paid was sl4-
925 and the property was sold by the
city at the recent auction.
Abner Luhman Of Rock Springs Wv
om'ns, has contracted to purchase from
the Anderson Real Estate a Invest
ment company a fine home at the cor
ner Of Second South and Seventh East
Streets for the sum Of $4,000.
The Western Sugar Refining COM
pany announces a reduction Of 20 cents
a hundred on cane graduated and 90
cents on beet sugar.
-
Oliver Hodgson has secured the con.
tract Tor the carpenter work on the
Mcdonald candy factory building.
salt Lake City has received n dlvi.
dend OF S562905 on Dalton e. lark
stock acquired through the failure of
James II. Bacon.
The New York & Utah Paper com.
pany has amended It's articles OF in.
corporation, increasing the capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000. the new
stock TO be preferred
Coop. Wagon & Machine company
stock Is selling II $40 with a sim de-.
mand for II at that figure.
Building permits were issued during
week as follows:
Elizabeth Martin. 12s y street
two brick residences .........s Gao
Elizabeth Martin. i2S y street
alterations and repairs. 40
j. c. Mcdonald. Third South
between West Temple and
First West. brick factory go. % OOn
j. G. Mcdonald, Third South be-
tween West Temple and First
West, brick stable ............. 100
Walter J. Lewis, North Temple
and First West. brick cottage. 200
W. II. Tremayne. Fourth South
sixth East, brick residence. $500
F. Auerbach & Bros. alterations
ana repairs ................. 1900
Mrs. Mary Judge. Nest Second
South. alterations ............. 1000
William Mansfield. i2s East Sec
ond South. brick residence ... 900
7, j. Sandberg. $50 South. Third
East. brick cottage. 1000
Bank Of Republic, Main and SEC
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

IN the lower tunnel 10 ascertain how
wide their vein ls Since striking the
ore body they have orOss-cut nineteen
feet from the foot wall and are not yet
across the vein These people are not
doing much talking, but we are Of the
opinion that they have uncovered one
OF the biggest and strongest bodies Of
high grade ore IN the camp.
The Dalton Is pushing development
work and has Increased the working
force 10 fourteen men, They are taxi
ing out some good ore.
The Cascade property. which was ac-
quired under bond and lease, by
Megsrs Krotki Culbertson and Powers,
Is showing up three foot vein Of solid
galeua, from which ia been taken
during the past week over sixty tons
Of concentrating ore. The mill will be
running IN the near future.
The Copper Belt Is In fine ore on the
300 and 800 foot levels and fine stopping
ground between,-Plute Pioneer.
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AMERICAN TRADE
IN PACIFIC OCEAN.
Il Did Not Hold Its Own During
Last Year.
GREAT INCREASE IN EUROPE
it Was One Hundred Millions for
Eleven Months Ending Nay
~, 1901.

New York, July ia special to the
Tribune from Washington says;
The Pacific ocean is the only part Of
the statistical map Of the world which
presents an unfayorable appearance In
the study of American commerce in tho
fiscal year just closed. For all other
parts Of the world the figures of Ameri-
can exports show large increase. Ex-
ports to South Amd'ica have increased
S6O00AlQ; to Africa, S60OOOOO to
North America, SlO,OOOOOO, and in Eu-
rope. slOO,OOO,OOO during the eleven
months ending with May, 1901, as COM
pared with the corresponding months
Of the preceding fiscal year; while to
Asia and Oceanica there is an appaI.
ent reduction Of over S2OOO0,O0O But
this appearance of reduction In
American trade with Asia and Oceani-
ca is more apparent than real. II the
exact figures OF exports to the Pacific
coast and islands could be given they
would show little If any decrease, de-
spite the fact that the conditions in
China have cut off one-half Of the eN-
ports TO that country, and that the
oyer-purchases of cotton in Japan last
year have momentarily reduced sales
TO the Yankees Of the orient. Total
American exports to Asia and Oceani-
ca In the eleven months ending with
May, 1900, We're, In round terms, $l0l,-
100000, and those Of the corresponding
months OF the present fiscal year only
S6,OO0,0 OO-an apparent shortage Of $25,-
100000. This showing Is chiefly due to
the inability Of the treasury bureau or
statistics to present any figures of CIV.
ports to the Hawaiian islands during
the fiscal year, owing to the fact thar
the Hawaiian islands are now conso-
cred a customs district OF the United
States. and exporters to those islands
take ADVANTAGE of that fact and de-
cline to furnish the information former
ly supplied under the law which re-
qulred all exports and imports to be
stated when passing out of or into the
country, but which does not require a
statement OF movement of merchandise
between ports and customs districts OF
the United States.
A careful study Of the exports 10 tho
Hawaiian islands. however, justlles the
assertion that the total for the yea
will be fully s2OOOO,OOO, and this, IL
added to the total Of ex.sirts to the 9TH
or Pacific Islands and countries, would
bring the total within A0O0,OOO of that
of last year.
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Retnrns 10 Cariboo District.

Manager $, +. Hunt Of the Pttsburg
Mining company, operating IN the Carl
boo district. Idaho, expected to leave
this evening for camp. after a stay OF a
couple Of weeks In the city. Since MIR.
Hunts arrival q contract has been let
for the erection OF a $4,000 amalgama-
ton plant with which to treat about
$4,000 tons Of ore said to be IN sight
In the present workings The lowest
tunnel is about $50 feet below the out
crop Of the vein, which varies between
and ~ feet In width The ore liz free
milling and looks Ike a good PROPOSE
tion. The present owners, who consist
principally Of DR. Castleman Martin
Mahnkin and Mr. Wilde, have patiently
developed the property for about three
years and their friends wish them sue
cess In the venture. The mill Is ex-
pected TO be ready for business on oct
Eth.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been one Of dullness
I'm all local stocks except Utah Sugar,
which last night reached $500 bid
with but few sellers, and which. ac-
cordIng TO the brokers, seems to be rap
idly on the way TO the figure at which
II stood before the capital was in
creased. The new developments in
BoXeder county, and the likelihood
that the property owners of the east
side Of BoXelder county will make some
strong inducements TO the company TO
finish the east branch OF the canal.
coupled with the uneXcelled condition
Of the growing beet crop. have operat-
ed 10 set investors on a hunt for the
stock. Broker Cutler reports 1t eX-
tremely scarce. with much more want
ed at $500 than can be furnished. Fol-
lowing are the latest quotations.:
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MINING NOTES.

The Honorine Of Stockton reached the
market today with four ears Of ore.
The Utah Queen OF Dry canyon had
a car Of ore on the market today.
Last nights assays from the West
Morning Glory show 1Sl ounces silver
and a little over ) pr cent copper per
ton.
DR.. p, A. II. franklin has returned
from Beaver county more than ever
impressed with It's possibilities as a
mineral producer
Prot O. a. Palmer left today for
Reno, New. from which place he eX-
poets to 90 south to Sodayille TO ex-
anime some copper properties
Pat Condor, the well known mining
man VINO went to California recently
for his health, was brought home yes
terday. Mr. Condor Is said to be a
very sick man.
Bingham Bulletin; The second CO.
horsepower boiler for Yampa power
house was delivered yesterday. There
VIII ultimately be three Of them In a
row.
The Queen mill belonging to the But
teriield Mining company has resumed
shipments now that the crushing capac-
ity Of the mill has been increased. A
car OF concentrates was on the mar
kot today
Richfeld Reaper: Lorenzo Nelson.
who was down from Marysvale this
week, reports a big strike in the Ele.
phant mine a cut has been made ten
feet In an ore body without reaching
the hanging wall The ore is very rich.
spotted with brittle silver
Bingham Bulletin: Since the list a
party Of engineers have been making
q preliminary survey for Carr Fork
branch OF the Copper Belt railroad. we
understand the line that has been run,
crosses main canyon near Rogers mill
and VIII round Carr Fork point Al such
an elevation as 20 secure a good grade
az FAR up as Muddy Gulch and the
Highland Boy.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. July Brain, or predictions
promising Il, and cooler weather IN the
southwest caused heavy selling OF corn
on the board Of trade az the opening
today and the September delivery after
touching 50, DECLINED sharply 70 49]a'
Wheat closed one cent corn ga cents
and oats lMmAo. lower
September wheat opened az 6S7sa5sh,
broke 20 $685. rallied 10 GS. broke again
to z, but rallied later. closing at SIS
axe.
close--Wheat- July, 657s; Sept, G7b
al, Oct, IS.
COrn-July 4SA; Sept. 5Oh.
Oats-July, 9Oh Sept, 30A qSl.
Pork-July, 14.25; Sept. li42ls.
Lard-July, 8 G5; Sept, $40.
RIbs-July 1885, Sept sos; Oct,
S.O5GS .07ia.
Rye-52.
Barey-i0053.
Flax Cash northwest, 100.
Timothy-4.s
Wheat-No. 2 red, G7i5; No. 3,
&C. No, 2 hard winter 66; No. 3. 63Q6i;
No. / northern spring, GIQia; No 2 do,
66 No. 3 spring, 60n65.
Con-No 2, 4Skd49; No. 3, HRaB
Oats-NO. 2, 32m33 No. g. 324ha.
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ond South. alterations ...."... 900
George Morrow, Seventh south
between Fourth and Fifth West
moving and repairs. 500
w, n, Plummer, 223 Eighth East, -
brick cottage .....,..,,...''''' wv
Roberts and DOoley, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Fast
and Brigham and First South,
three frame cottages. 2,4UV
John f. Gum, 32S II street, frame -.
addition ..... ",..,.,,.....''.. 30
II. II. Redfeld. corner Ninth East
and Second South brick resi-
dence ,,..,..,,, ...,.,,ss.'..'ss. ViVVV
Mrs. Frances Lombard. Third
North, between Second and
Third West, brick cottage....., l'SOo
-----
TOtal ....,.'... '.s''.'.s..,', so-'i''
+. NJ. ULMEK,
Building Inspector.
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DISPUTE over
THE CLEARINCS.
Manager Green Does Not See
That BradStreetS Erred,
FINE SHOWING THIS WEEK.
Although Less Than Last Week the
Increase over Last Year IN
Very Gratifying.

Last week quite a stir was made in
Salt Lake by the publication in the
newspapers Of dispatch received
through the Associated Press, giving
figures quoted from Bradstreets which
were alleged to have moderated the
city's bank clearlngs for the week be.
fore last. 'The newspapers devoted
considerable attention and space TO the
matter, and IL was expected that Brad
streets would make a correction said
Manager Green Of the Salt Lake agen-
cy this morning but ! am unable to
discover wherein Bradstreets had made
any error and am at loss 10 know
the reason for such a hue and cry In
the issue Of Bradstreets of Saturday,
July o, the clearings are given at 81
S3639O, but with an accompanying as
terisk referring TO a foot note which
states that those returns were for the
week ending June 81. a failure to
notice the foot note may have led to
the error. lnasmuch as the issue of
Bradstreets containing the figures for
the week In dispute has not yet ar
rived, the firms quotations for that
week are not before me-"
For the week ending Thursday night
the report gives the clearings at So
523,s2s. which is a gain Of 1921 per
cent over the corresponding week in
last year. This is double the per-
centage Of increase In any other city
in the United States. The cities whose
clearings were about equal with Salt
Lakes were Omaha, Galveston, NIL
waukee and Buffalo, while the neigh
boring city OF Denver fell $1,000, 900 be-
hind this town.
Todays clearings were SS4S, 36l 25, as
against S340S9l.57 for the correspond
Ing day OF last year. For the week
the cearings were SS,S59, 356.i2, as
against s3,5S2 4S3. 81 for the correspond
ing week In last year.
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Shows General Softeniug in Prices
Incident to Summer,
UNCLE SAM REACTS TO $l,67
Tesora Weaker-Ajsx Not SO strong
Tetro Active at Lower Prices
star Con. Sells.

The sales on the mining exchange
for the past week amount to 100000
shares, which brought S216,63515, The
sales today were 232OO shares which
sold for siS,297.3S. The market has been
much weaker this week Ajax declined
TO si.57ls as compared with 500 on
Monday, The high price earlier In the
week was partially due to reports from
the mine. An ore body of splendid
proportions was expected but It has not
naterialized yet and the stock has de-
clined TO around normal limits. Uncle
Sam has been one Of the features OF
the weeks dealings. II made It's APP
pearance on Tuesday last. when II sold
at close to 500. From that figure 1t
has since dropped 20 $3.50, but was
stronger today around Si.Gl. Tesora has
also shrunk for some unexplained rea-
son. The mill seems 10 be doing good
work. but prices have fallen from l.lJls
TO l07. West Morning Glory has been
very active around 8, while Ben Butler
fell from IA TO l0la on news Of the law
suit by the owners OF the Liberal claim
Sunbeam has weak ened 10 50 after SELL
ing at 80 on Monday DAILY West which
sold at s44.25 on Monday has fallen or
TO Sassy, at which figure 100 shares
changed hands today, May Day sold
at Sl55 today as compared with Sl.7O
on Monday. Northern Light which
was offered at "a earlier In the week
has since sold at better than ., South
Swansea has also gained several points,
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CHICAGO LAVE STOCK.

Chicago July 13-Catt!e-Recelpts.
400 Generally steady. Good to prime
steers, 5l00G20; poor 10 medium, SsO8
cows 24oNi5O; helftrs, 25OQ49O; can
ners l.75m2G0; bulls, 225QA4O; calves,
4.OOQ7OO, Texas steers. 325Gi62h; Tex
as steers, 325Q462h; Texas bulls. $500
$40.
Hogs Receipts today, 1900: Monday
$4,000; left over, 2.4OO Steady, 5@lOc
lower; mixed and butchers, 595GG25;
good to choice heavy, G.lOQ6.35; rough
heavy, J,Oo@6O5 light 59Oq620; bulk
Of sales, 6.O5G620.
Sheep 1900. Steady; good
to choice wethers, iOOGi75 fair to
choice mixed, 9.5O042j. western sheep,
S.70dAi0; yearlings. 435Fi7j native
lambs, 375q5.25; western lambs, 3.754
b35
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win Visit Black Pine.

w, d. Livingston is up from Manti
ON business connected with the Black
Pine Mining company, which owns a
large group OF claims in Cassla coun-
~, Idaho, Just over The Utah border.
The company spent about $4,000 and
the claims last year and Il Is now pre-
pairing 10 resume operations with a
moderate force Messrs. Livingston
and Alder expect TO make n visit 10 the
camp next week with the object Of lay
Ing out the summers work.
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Decision Is u Good one.

The decision Of the governing board
Of the mining exchange as given In last
nights News is unanimously voted "a
good move. Not only is a heavy penalty
Of from s. 10 a 500. made 20 apply Ia
those who wash sales. but the hours
Of business Is restricted 10 G p. m. Cen
eral satisfaction is felt that the curb
ers' are allowed to ply their vocation.
which means more business for the cx-
change - they often reach people who
are not closely In touch with the ex.
change.
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New INCORPORATION.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Lucky
star Mining company were fled with
the secretary 0f state yesterday after
noon. The capital stock Il 100000, in
COO 900 shares Of the par yalde Of 10
cents each John II, Anderson Is presl-
dent Of ihe company; Lester a. Her
rick. vice president; Leo p. a. Nielsen,
secretary: @. Lundstrom. treasurer,
who. with willard w. Vaughan, form
the directorate. The company owns
the Sunshine and four other mining
claims In Blacksmith Fork canyon,
Cache county.
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shawmut MIN to start Next Week.

II was planned 10 start the Shaw
NUT mill, at'ar rs long shutdown. next
Monday, says the Bingham Buue.
ton, but probably everything can-
not be gotten ready before Wednesday
or Thursday as The electric motor Is not
yet 81 place and Various adjustments
Will have 90 De- made
This week Superintendent Hoayton M
the Telluride Power company has run
a line between transformer house and
mila setting the last pole and strlnglng
wire today The mills transformers
viii also arrive today. SO that ample
power on which Il can depend is now
virtually ready for delivery. Thirty-two
poles were used In making the connec-
ti0n.
The m,ll win Ion the present run ON
orc from upper level of o. q I mine A
lm-ton bin and chute conntctiug DO with
dump viii De completed at the mine 10.
day while Che wagon road washed out
by the spring fresHet has been rebuilt
and made one oi the best ore roads ~,
The district a large area 81 good mill.
ing ore .s blocked out In T. q I uupai
hvcl and tha min win apparently ne.
sumo work under most favorable aus
pices. ON thl r. g. ] dump are two car
oals Of FIRST class THAI win o. hauled
90 depot some time next week.
Ifpme from N.rV.,,f.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver Colo. July l3-Cattle--Re.
celpts, LOO, Steady Beef steers. 4 so
Q5.2j; cows, 2.50Gi %; feeders, freight
paid to river, S2j9425. stockers, DO,
3.2jai.O0, bulls stays, etc. I. O0a2.5O
Hogs-Receipts, GOO 90 lower Light
packers, 5.l5Q5S0; mixed, 5.S5a5. 80;
heavy, ,9Oa5.95.
No sheen.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. July --Cattle--Recoipts L.
200; nomlnally steady. Native beef
steers, iO005.7O; western steers 3.556
40 Texas steers, 3.5OGiJ0; COWS and
heifers, 3QO0i20; Gamers, l.jOd30O:
stockers and feeders. 300NttO; calves,
60OgjjO bulls, stays, ETC., 2.5jaL2j.
Hogs Receipts 1900, iOc. lower.
Heavy, j.S5n5.S5; mixed, 5S505S7;
light. 5'O05S5 pigs, 5.OOQ575; bulk Of
sales. 56jGj.90.
Shep-Receipts 1900; active; steady
Wethers, 325G37O; ewes, 275034o;
common and stock sheep, 3OOQ34O;
lambs. 425d5.75.
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LONDON WOoL AUCTION.

London, July l2-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered
lAl36 bales. Medium cross-breds were
irregular and 10 and 10 per cent below
the May average There was an i'm
proved demand for coarse kinds. those
suitable for America sailing I'D above
the opening Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal was firm. American buyers Sc
cured several parcels of merinos and
cross. brcde
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City NO. July 13,-Cattle--
Receipts. 500, slow. Native beef steers,
4l5Q5.5O; Texas steers, 3.SOd425: grass
Texans. S00N3.1j; Texas cows. 2.7Oa3. 20;
native cows and heifers, s.O00AS5:
stockers and feeders, S40Gi2j; bulls,
2j0qi0O; calves, 3O0d475.
Hogs Receipts, 1900. 56lOc. lower.
Bulk Of sales, 595m61G heavy, 605a
tl5, packers, 5SjMGo5; mixed. J9j0
Cos light 5G5q5S5; workers.. 5.S5a5.gO;
pigs, 54OG57O.
sheep-Recelpts, 800; active; steady.
Muttons 3.4004lO; lambs, 475a525;
grass Texans. 325G3.SO.
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B. H. ROBERTS
new BOOKS,

Which have been in course Of prepare.
ton for several months. are now ready
for delivery.
THE RISE AND FALL OF NAU.
VOC"
An Invaluable work for Mutual I'm.
provement associations, price sl.25.
MISSOURI PROSECUTIONS"
The first supply OF which was ex.
hausted. Is now again on sale Prico
n,25. Special terms TO classes. quorums.
Sunday schools and Mutual Improve.
ment associations.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.

There Is no change IN the price of
-four and the present market Is normal
Although harvesting has begun there is
no new wheat moving. II being In the
reaping stage now, oats bring from o
to 10 cents more than last week and
other grains are the same as before.
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Bank .Clearings.

New York, July 12-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet. shows
the bank clearngs at all principal cities
for the week ended July 18th. with the
percentage Of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax, 100 at 81 COZ; 100 at so; 100 at
59ia: 100 at 1853 100 az l.5Sis; 1900 at
1.5s. 100 at l.bSh;
1868, 800 at lb7G; LOO at l.51k,
DAILY West. 100 at i2.grs.
MAY Day. 100 AT l.57; 100 at l.J6il; 100
at ] 5G 200 at lbs.
Northern Light, 1000 at 5A.
South Swansea, 200 at SO.
Star Con. 600 at 45is 200 at &c; 800 at
As
Sunbeam 200 az S.
Tesora. 100 at oSt; 1900 at los; 100
at l.01M 100 at l,07h: 100 at i.01.
Uncle Sam. 200 at l.55; 100 at .5eii;
COO at l.57is; 100 al l.JS, 100 at 59is;
100 at 1919; 100 al Les; 100 at Lea 200
at g.; 100 al ! 6Gi5
Ben Butler, 500 at i2A; 1000 az l2.
Tetro 1900 az l7h
West Morning Glory, 300 al q, $500 at
th.
shares sold. $500
Selling value. SlS.297 Ss.
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EAGLES EXCURSION.
Mer,ur. Sunday. Juty IA.

Via the Oregon Short Line. Round
trip rate only $500. The De Ia Mar
Mercur mines win be open 20 the eXcur-
tionists for inspection.
Special train leaves Salt Lake az 1000
a. m. and special leaves Mercur return
ing at about 400 p. m.