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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-03-29

North Dakota has shown in the
past and is showing now a greater,
quicker and more substantial
development in material and
moral matters, such as schools
churches, banks, benevolent insti-
buttons, railroads and other enter
prises, with fewer incompetents
and criminals than any other Sec
ton of the United States. She
invites people from all over the
world to come and share id these
good things. The chances are
now better than ever before for the
right kind Of settlers to open up
farms Come right along and
come this year.
Senator Tillman is still faithful
to the South Carolina liquor dis
pensary law. He declares that it
is the best system yet invented for
the controfof the traffic and posi-
lively asserts that it has reduced
drunkenness fifty per cent in his
state. fit has done that much
Tillman has a right to feel proud
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-03-29

she can hear you in any part Of the
room. She can hear IN ordinary con-
versation.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
ODD FELLOW SENSATION.
Members of the Order Are Charged
With Grave O1ense.


There has been trouble lor the past
week or So IN The ranks Of the Odd
Fellows Az result, the charter Of
Ridgely lodge No. has been revoked,
eight members Of The order have been
expelled from the grand lodge for all
legged embeZZlement, and there ls every
prospect Of q ciyi suit for the recovery
Of some till1 said TO have been mis-
appropriated by the expelled members,
The matter came 10 light last evening
and IL has created no little talk
Those who are charged with the mis-
use Of funds are ali prominent mem-
beers Of the order and wen known busi-
ness and professional men Of Salt Lake.
They are DR. s. Ewing, Or II. s Scott,
Herman Brlsacher. r. }. Williams \.
H. Smondi John c. Tretheway Frank
G.. Carthey and John Magginetti Every
one Of them was, up to the time OF the
trouble. members of the grand lodge
Of this jurisdiction
The trial at which the men were
expelled from the lodge was held last
Tuesday evening. but the matter has
been carefully kept from the public In
the near future they are Ia be tried
before subordinate lodge for dismiss
sal from the entire order. At this trial
the matter win be- thoroughly inyestl-
gated and an effort viii be made TO
bring all the facts TO light both IN the
interests OF the accused men and for
the sake OF Justice
The men deny having mlsapproprlat-
cd the funds. They say that they con-
stltuted the lodge and that they had a
right TO use the money as they saw nt
Il being theirs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
ALMOST READY
FOR BIG OPENING
Finishing Touches Being Put on
Carnival Grounds.
MERRlMENT WILL REIGN.
Street Pair opens Monday Night with
Appropriate Ceremonies Mid
way Attractions.

Down on the midway the fire eater is
heating his irons, the red soubretto Is
humming merry roundelay and the
Ferris wheel is being made ready for
rs first revolution. This means that
he time for the big opening OF The
Merchants free street fair and carnival
is drawing on apace Next Monday,
with appropriate ceremonies the city
viii be turned over 70 The queen and
her five days reign Of iOlity VIII be-
gin.
At $3.50 O'Clock Monday evening the
director general, the queen ana her
court and a procession Of the attfac-
tons win leave the knutsford MOTEL
proceeding up state street TO south
Temple, thence east to East Temple
and down East Temple to the arched
entrance OF the carnival grounds be-
tween Third aud Fourth South street
The coronation ceremony viii then take
Mace and the regal sceptre VIII be
placed I'm the hand Of Miss Markham.
Following the coronation, lhere VIII De
grand free show on the platform ~
front Of the throne, most attractive
feature being the ballet OF $50 under the
direction OF prof Landrum. There WIN
also be- aerial turns, acrobauc leals
and other yaudeyilian acts the MD
way win then be opened and the bark
ers voice win make sweet the evening
air The carnival grounds are between
Third and Fourth South streets ana
Main ana State streets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
EPW0RTA LEAGUE
CONVENTION
(contInned from Page one.l

Continued from page one)
Rev. Frederick d. Leete Of Rochester.
\. y. who spoke on The Mems Move
ment"
At the Ahambra theater Hon. Ma
than Newly Of Los Angeles. California.
acted as chairman. Chas. T.. l. Blake
was musical director and the devoti0ns
were led by Rev. !. d. Ellis. OF Deca-
tur. Ala.
The Church and the Liquor Traffic"
was discussed by Rev W. b. Palmore
OF St. Louis.
The Church and the Worklngman'
was the subject considered by Rev. q.
II, Turk OF Toronto.
Rev. G. +. PatlllO Of ST. Louis spoke
on "The Church and the Young Man %
The session was closed with an adj
dress on The institutional Church" by
Rev. NJ. 5. Kaufman Of FAN River.
Mass.
AT the noon hour largely attended
meetings OF business men were held i'm
the downtown" district Services in
the Palace hotel court were led by n.
l.. Paine Of Lincoln. Nebraska and Rev.
@. u. Wolfe, Of New York, conducted
wv N'NNAl'iAN vi Niif AhtlHbtI tl conf
merce
At the afternoon sessions OF the con.
ventlOn the general subject considered
was Forward Movements in the
Church" Both the pavilion and the
Alhambra theater were crowded with
attentive auditors. At the pavilion
Rev T.. Scott Of Vancouver was
chairman and o. VI. Vesper musical di.
rector. Prayer was offered by Rev.
John Foster Of New Orleans. Ia. Rev.
j. w Bashford Of Delaware. Ohio.
spoke on Our English Bible and How
20 Use H."
systematic Beney0lence" was consld.
cred by Rev, $. u. Hay Of Houston.
Texas
The Results Achieved BY the Mis-
sionary Forward Movement In the
League" was discussed by Rev. ]. W..
Saunby Of Medicine Hat, n. W. 4.
The Missionary Who Went Before
Us was the subject Of an address by
Willis W, Cooper Of kenosha. wis.
Personal Work for Christ" was dis
cussed by Rev. W. r. Thompson, OF Lit.
lie Rock. Ark
Edward H. Sopcr. OF Harrisburg
closed the afternoon session with an
address on Young Laymen as Soul
WINNERS"
The Alhambra iheater services TIL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
"AUNT MARIAN DEAD.
Wife Of the Late Apostle 0rsOn Pratt
Passes Away This Morning.

Many persons viii learn with sadness
Of the death Of Marian Ross Pratt.
wife Of the late Apostle Orson Pratt
and affectlonately known among hum
dreds n people as Aunt Marian"
Her death occurred at The family
residence, 312 Third North street, at 1908
O'Clock this morning after an Illness OF
three weeks. caused by general debility.
Mrs. Pratt was In every way a most
worthy and honorable woman loved
and respected by an who knew her.
Her maiden name was Marian Ross.
She was born in Glasgow Scotland, on
August 2Srd 1880 She came to Utah In
1851 ana a year later was welded 10
Apostle Orson Pratt She leaves 1--WE
living children Of her own and seven
others that she adopted Her own chill
dten are: Nilsson H. Pratt, Mrs VIII
lard Weihe, Mrs James Douglas ~
ogden, Ray r. Pratt NJ San Francisco.
and Mrs. Alvin A. Beesley Her mner-
al viii take place from the Twenty
second ward meeting house az I p. m.
on Sunday next Her remains can be
viewed boy friends at the family resl-
dence on the day OF the obseQucs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
AT THE RESORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II was given out at the Presidents
office this afternoon that President
Snow had no intention of taking sum
mer outing at Saltair, but on the con-
trary he would, In all probability. start
for Wasatch either in the morning or
tomorrow night
The NJ. l.. A. outing yesterday at
Saltair brought out close upon 5000 peo-
pie who enjoyed themselves by bathing.
dancing, visiting aud lunchlng The
majority Of the throng remained until
the last train came In
About 400 people were present at the
outing Of the Sixth ward Sunday school
yesterday at Lagoon.
Prof. Best's Juvenile orchestra will be
"A feature at Saltair Monday July 29lh.
on the occasion OF the grand excursion
of the Salt Lake primaries for the bene-
III Of the woman's building Tickets
are now on sale at the Juvenile office
and Daynes Music store,
The temperature OF the water at the
lake this afternoon was the highest In
the history Of SaltaT Beach. The
thermometer when hauled out Of the
brine registered 30 degrees.
The following committees have been
appointed to wogk 40 the sixth annual
reunion Of ~ tactic Islands mission
aries at Sal'alr Wednesday July 81
General Committee-John r. Game.
chairman. Frank Cutler. Secretary.
Benjamin Goddard Matthew Noall.
Edward j. Wood James s. Brown. He
Der $. Cutler VIM. o. Lee.
Tahiti-Frank Cutler Eugene NJ.
Cannon. Guardello Brown.
Matthew Noall Fred Bees
ley. A. j. Davis.
New Zealand Heber S. Cutler. L. G..
Hoagland. James ~ Lambert. Heber
Aldous. Angus r. Wright. Enoch FAIR.
Samoa-E. j. Wood Adelbert Bees
ley. Thos. II. Hilton. a. J. Harding.
Tomorrow night will be society night
az both Lagoon and Saltalr.
Twenty-third and Center wards are
holding their annual reunion out at La
COON today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19

for Salt Lake for the national convene
tion next year Mr. Stoll stated This
afternoon that In the ease Of Pickett
being elected grand exalted ruler Of the
world at the present convention that
the next annual gathering of Elks
would most assurcdly be held In either
the South or West, with Salt Lake a
warm favOritc.
In connection with securing the big
event FOR Salt Lake Acting Governor
James 4. Hammond sent the following
communication TO Director Stoll this
morning;
I'm behalf Of the people OF the state
Of Utah, extend a cordial invitation 20
Elks to hold their next annual ma
tlOnal convention in this state and |
take this occasion 10 assure YOU If the
convention shall be held here, the his
torlc interest of this place, Its com
modlous convention hall which has
been rendered by the President of the
Mormon Chruch, us scenic beauty It's
superb climate and the proyerbial hos
pitalty Of Us people win contribute 10
make the convention notable one and
give 10 the Elks a pleasant time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
ONE ON RANDOLPH.
How Uncle Abe Took Up Collection
Last Evening.

A good story is going the rounds OF
the police department at the expense
Of ouncle" Abe Randolph. one Of the
oldest and most honored members OF
the force lie tells the story himself
and therefore II must be true The scene
Was on the corner OF East Temple ana
Second South streets time last even
ing. A big crowd had gathered on the
corner 60 listen 20 the remarks OF nein-
hers of the Salvation Army, and 'On.
Gle" Abe happened 20 be standing near
After the services. the tamborine was
passed around for collection. tn,
weather was very warm and Uncle
Abe removed his heavy helmet to Wipe
his perspirlng brow Az he did SO some
benevolent AID gentleman, evidently
mistaking the officer for member OF
the army by reason OF his uniform
dropped ten cents into Abe's hat ana
walked down the street with self
satisfied air.
A dozen people witnes sed the mel
dent and roar of laughter went up
Joined I'm by the big policeman Who ap-
preciated the Joke as well as anybody
did He does not say what he did wien
the dime
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19

Attorney r y. Thurman Of Provo
was In the city yesterday on legal
business.
Bishop James II. Jolly Of Troplc reg
istered yesterday az the White House.
Earl Pembroke is back from the CO.
lumbia School Of Mines to spend the
summer
n g. Lund is az the Cullen from st..
George.
@. n. Warwick returned yesterday
troai a trip to Denver.
George Z. Edwards, who has been
cOuvalescing from an operation at Holy
Cross hospital for the last twenty
days Is now recovered and has left the
k0-pltel Mr. Edwards is superintend-
ent OF the Consolidated mine at Mer-
eur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Ogden Young Man Seems Determined
TO Kill Himself.

ogden July Blast evening Frank
Barr made second desperate attempt
TO commit suicide by throwing himself
IN front of the wheels Of a
passing car AZ 1915 o'clock a
special officer named Harbertson
saw Barr standing on bridge
leaning against a railing in rather
peculiar manner and that when the car
come along that he sprang towards II
with the object stated, The officer
caught him by the coat and icrked him
back IN time 10 save his lite.
Investigation ELECTED the fact that
he had been at the Riverside saloon
earlier I'm the evening and had partaken
Of a good deal Of liquor and had become
slightly intoxicated The realization NJ
his attempted theft is believed 10 be
responsible for his rash act He Is
but q years Of age and made an effort
TO kin himself some time ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
Senator Clark Has Been ohercd a
Consideration and Refused It,

Fred ]. Sterling. " the Helena
bank OF w. A. Clark a co" IL quoted
IN this mornings Tribune az saying
II the Eastern railruad magnatcs were
willing to nay the price that senator
Clark would no doubt sell out the FAD
Pedro Railroad project TO them Inc
"News has il from an authoritative
source that Senator w A, clark con-
templates no such thing al any stage
Of the game. In fact, he and his assoc
ciates have been offered by the harri-
man syndicate a sum Of money running
into seven figures to abandon their pro-
iect Of connecting Salt Lake and Los
Angeles by direct rail. The Offer how
ever was promptly refused. senator
Clark has emphatlcally stated that the
road viii be built and he VIII build II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
LIVELY RUNAWAY.
Plueky Ten. lear0li Boys Sensation
al Ride.

a runaway that might have ended
seriously for l0-year-old boy, oc-
CURED this afternoon on Firth South
street between Second East and state.
Christensens produce wagon had
stopped In front OF Iapgoods store on
Second East street. and the driver
Chris Rasmussen was taxing some
goods into the store. a i0-year-old boy
who was driving around with him.
climbed down onto the tongue while
Rasmussen was in the store. and the
horses became frightened, starting
west along Fifth South at a rapid clip
The plucky lad made his way out
along the pole IN an EFFORT to get The
lelns. but failed 90 make connections
and accordingly chung to one Of tho
horses back 80 state street "a man
jumped from car ana stopped the
team The boy wasn't hurt ana there
was no damage done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
ElKS ARE LEAVING.
Wearers of the Purple Colors Going
TO Milwaukee.

The Elks ala not leave in all the pomp
and glory anticipated this morning II
was on the program that some thirty
five wearers Of the purple would pun
out OF town together In special Fuu-
man car As 1t is they will leave FOR
Milwaukee IN detachments. Exalted
Ruler Lester y. Freed, and l.. g.. Ran
sohofi have arrived in Wisconsin four
or Ave left last night. some six leave
tonight. ten tomorrow and six Mon
day. Among those who are going ares
claude Freed. Secretary a. W. Ray
bould. Past Exalted Ruler Joe Enzen'
sperger. A. +. Gus Lyons, Tom Homer
NJ Davidson. r. Il Ramsey Charley
pike. 4. G. Horne J. II. Larsen.
Charles Higson. chris Diehl the
younger. l.. 4. HAIR DICK Nesleg. ana
Gus lange.
Cheering news comes from Denver
TODAY In the form - dispatch from
Captain Mcfarland OF the Denver LODGE
20 r. +. Stoll To the effect that tn
entire colorado delegation win go solid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Colonel Dodge and wife are now on
their way on a European Trip,
Rio Grande Western eastern and
westbound trains continue to arrive and
depart In two sections.
The local Elks 20 to Milwaukee today
Via the Rio Grande Western, Denver
and Rio Grande and the Burlington.
Resident Engineer William Ashton Of
the oregon Short Line has gone to
BlackfoOt to inspect the work now be-
ing done ON the Salmon River road.
j. b. Caldwell, chief clerk Of the
freight claim Office OF the Rio Grande
Western. has sent his wife and family
to the Old Armchair for the next six
weeks.
The Oregon Short Line announces
single fare for round "trip rates in effect
Sundey. with a limit until July 2S, from
all outside points into Salt Lake. The
occasion is the street fair and carnival.
At the Passenger association meeting
AT GlenWood yesterday the matter OF
interchangeable mileage books was
practically decided fayorably upon to
taking In common points west Of ana
including Colorado.
l.. G. Wlson'of Weser. Ida. has been
awarded the contract for building the
forty-fiye miles Of road Of the Pacific
,l& Idaho Northern which yet remain -
fore the Seven Devils mining region Is
tapped
President Hays Of the Southern Pa
cinc has issued a circular announcing
the retirement OF DIR. Graves chief sur
geon OF the Atlantic system Of the
Southern Pacific with headquarters at
San Antonio. Texas, and the extension
Of the authority Of Dr. Mathew Gard
ner of the Pacific system over the At
lantlC system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
NO CHANGES HERE.
u. X. Murphy Auditor of ID. a re
Arrives In This CITY from DenNer.

Z. Il. Murphy, auditor Of the Denver
and Rio Grande. arrived In salt Lake
from Denver yesterday afternoon ana
this morning held @ conference win
Auditor Theron Geddes Of the Rio
Grande Western regarding a uniform
system for all accounts Of the two
roads Mr. Murphy his morning stated
that his visit here was upon purely rou-
tine matters and that as far as ne
knew there would be no changes In the
staff OF the auditors office in this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NO.
TICE.-West Morning Glory Mining CO..
Principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City State Of Utah.
Notlce,-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ac.
count Of assessment No. s. levied on the
18th day OF June. 1901 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows,
namely:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
PAST The 100 MARK AGAIN TODAY

terday. The general belief being that
the humidity was greater. and so Il
was. al,holph % was siill very low
Al 2ii yesterday. when the highest
Temperature was reported. l0l the hu-
nudity was but 6 per cent Today 60
was per cent at ESQ., when tho highest
mark was recorded. Al that time a
northwest wind SIT On. and the tempera.
ture suddenly ZEN 90 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
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T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Following Is today's record Of real
estate transfers, made In the Office Of
the county recorder UP to o'clock this
afternoon
Albert j White and wife 10
Sarah Il. Bower, quit claim
deed lots !, 2, IS, and Sc, block
2 South Salt Lake Additions 100
United States Of America to JOS
eph ID. Park, patent. 1851 acres
In section Is. township . south.
range l west, :. L. Meridian O..
Joseph Ashbrook and wife to
George n. Dern. warranty
deed, east SO feet by south Az
feet from northwest corner lot
9, block 6, plat &c" $. L. G.
survey. ., q. -.... o. ....,N 10000
Anderson Real Estate Invest
ment Co to Joseph 4, Jenkins,
warranty deed, south 1921 feet
by east ~ feet from go feet
west Of northeast corner lot g.
block SO. plat "B." S, l.. G.
survey. 81. q. M / 90
Mironette p. Walker to Brigham
w. Ashton, quit claim deed
west rods by south 10 rods
from rods west of northeast
corner OF lot 9, block S. plat
"a" $. l.. c. survey. D.. q. &C.. 200 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
DIED.

SMITH-n Salt Lake City. July IS Of
consumption, Matte Smith, In the
forty-ninth year OF her age,
Funeral services will be held in the
Twelfth ward meeting house Satur-
day. goth inst at $50 a. m. All friends
are kindly invited to attend.
BAXTER-At Indian Valley. Idaho.
July II. 1901. Edwin p. Baxter from
the effects of an accidental gun shot
wound received July TO- He was the
son Of Joseph w and Mary Baxter.
born at Fremont, Rabbit Valley,
Utah, May Is, 1883.
JOHNSON Salt Lake City. July
18th. OF senile debility. Frederick
Johnson. aged 49, years. Q months and
% days
Funeral from j. r. Taylor's under
taking parlors. 2j3 T. First South. SAT-
urday. 2Oih inst. at 10 a. m. Friends
are respectfully invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
PIONEERS OF THE PACIFIC.

The Pioneers OF the Pacific a new
secret organization in this section last
night gave am interesting musical and
literary program and banquet at its
lodge rooms. The expense of the ban.
mct was borne by the losing side of the
committee appointed Tor the purpose ~
soliciting new members The losers
were those members uf tho committee
who secured the least number of new
members
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
TOMORROW'S ORGAN RECITAL
Prof. Mcclellan VIII be Assisted by
Prof. Logan and Miss Fcrrin'

The organ recital by Prof Mcclellan
tomorrow is expected To be a very good
one. The professor win be assisted ny
prof Logan, violnlst and Miss lueila
Perrin. soprano. The numbers are as
follows:
Overture Lohengiln ..Wagner's March
Queen of Sheba ",.,....'.'. Houhou'
concerto for violin, Mendelssohn
MI Logan.
'Capriccio. .. ..., .'.'.'" "L'luals, y
angels chorus, 90 ..",. '''' ''NDalh'
'OuaTtet' o.. .s.ss. 's's sF''''t,
Reciiative and aria from opera,
Der FreischutZ, .''' Nepei
Miss Luella Ferrin.
"star Spangled Banner +" '''' 80"
DOXOlogN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Century Stilleuing Up Ontario Active
Ben Butler Firm.

The market was not very active Oh
the exchange this afternoon but prices
we've nrm Gentry sold up to So. while
Ben Butler was traded in rs high a.
lis. star Con. sold at 49, and Ajax
Vent up to SLEis. Uncle sam weak
cued to Ni1 while Ontario sold down
Go $3.50 Northern Light found buyers
at 81 Eagle and Blue Bell was traded
in az Sl.O9, while West Morning Glor,
weakened TO "a.
Closing quotations on the principal
stocks we're posted az follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
TO OPEN A NEW ROAD.
Chairman Anderson Orders One for
Safety of Murray People.

Chairman Anderson, OF the county
commission this morning ordered a new
road opened over the Rio Grandc west
ern tracks at Murray To take the place
Of the old one leading across the ran
rad there. This old road has neen
The cause Of many serious accidents.
and the opening of a new one VIII pe a
piece OF welcome news u the residents
of that section l,oad supervisor zen
iamln Winchester viii proceed Win tho
work at once
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19
Concessions for Knights Templar.

Cleveland, o., July IA J. Smith.
general passenger agent Of the Lake
shore has requested that knights
Templar be tlcketed from Chicago TO
the national conclaye a Louisville,
Ky, and return to Chicago by way Of
Buffalo at virtually the same rate now
charged for the round trip over sin
gle route, The Central Passenger as
ISOLATION viii vote on these propositions
BY mail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-19

The mining exchange in session this
afternoon unanimously rendered vote
Of thanks to the Oregon Short Line
people for the use Of the car by which
Utah's mineral exhibit Is being con
yeyed to the Mining Congress to be
held at Boise, Ida, next week.
a bet Of $50 was made this afternoon
that Ben Butler would sell at 30 cents
a share In thirty days.