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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-14
TRIED THREE TIMES


There are great numbers OF highly or
eanIzed people upon whom coffee acts
as clearly defined poison. In some ex-
IRENE cases the poisonous effects viii
show IN from three TO five minutes, m
other cases long time Is required, ana
In some cases the body can stand the
effects for years, but the effects are
VERY sure. and many times result IN "a
fixed condition Of organic disease that
is difficult or impossible 20 be rid Of.
Mrs. ]. W. Grant Of Deepwater. MO.
writes Interestingly OF her experience
with coffee After using coffee num-
her Of years and gradually falling IN
health I got so ] could eat but very
little breakfast at any time and many
days could not eat at all. would
drink a cup Of coffee and try 10 eat
little bread
II knew the coffee was hurting me.
hut I did not seem 10 be able 10 take
anything else Just the minute / took a
swallow OF coffee my nerves would be-
gin TO tngle. a weak. faint sensation
would run all over my body. my wrists
burning and aching the back Of my
neck hurting, until IL finally got so bad
that / would have TO hold my head on
my hand while drinking my cup OF cot.
fee.
I would frequently have to run 10 the
| door Tor breath. feeling as though l
would faint away I got so | could
scarcely slt NJ 20 eat my little break
| fast So e went on until ] ran into
nervous prostratlon completely. Moth
ing would stay on my stomach. ] called
In physicians who told ME 7 must
travel and gave me but little encour-
agemcnt Of getting well
"A friend told me my trouble was c0f-
! fee. I didn't believe IT, but FOR some
reason concluded 70 stop drinking
coffee and Try the Postum Food Coffee
/ that had been SO highly recommended.
/ I was greatly astonished 10 find that in
a few DAYS I had no more OF the ner-
| yous spells az breakfast and began
/ 20 eat food II most any and every kind.
! Il began On recover very quickly, but
| Ike lots " coffee and tobacco slaves.
thought ! would like 20 try the coffee
again so I started In on it and the old
trouble came on. ! stopped again and
went 10 Postum and began TO improve
In health. I did this foolish thing three
different times and each time that
would 60 back 10 coffee / would run
down I'm health and was threatened
with the same old troubles
Il finally learned how 10 make Pos
mm no well by letting Il boil long
enough that II tasted as good as fine
Java coffee, and from that time on I
have never had any desire 20 90 back
90 coffee. ! am now we'll and there Is
no question but that my recovery is due
entirely to the leaving OF % coffee and
using Postum Food Coffee."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-14
Nearly 10000 Shares Sell Be-
tween SO and SO Cents Share
MAY DAY WAS STRONGER.
Lower Mammoth Little Changed-siar
con, Closes Weaker Mammoth
Firm Con. Mcrcur weak.

The days trading on the exchange
closed with the sale Of Sj6OS shares.
Several stocks showed phenomenal
activity today, but Ajax was
easily the most interesting feature
Of the call. After opening at So the
stock declined 10 SO. but Immediately
gathered fresh strength aud steadily
climbed 90 SSA on the closing sale.
Some 9. 500 shares changed hands during
the call. Con. Mercur was traded in at
s. 90 hat. while Daly-West opened al
500 80. and after declining 20 S2s'4o
moved up 10 S29 SIN Lower Mammoth
was also IN good demand though prices
showed a softenlng tendency. The
stock was traded IN at the outset AT
1915 and after selling down to $500 IT
moved up to So. 7Sik on the closing sale
Mammoth was quite firm around S2.2s,
while May Day opened with the sale OF
200 shares at 80 and after selling up to
2s. weakened 20 3Ga on the closing
sale. star Con. was In good form today
as the result Of a rumored strike,
though the opening prices were not well
sustained. 1t weakened from IS on the
first sale to So on the last which was
higher than Saturdays exchange quo
tatlon. Northern Light opened with the
sale OF 1900 shares at 81 and immedi-
ately moved up TO 5H. at which figure
1000 shares changed hands
Ben Butler advanced to 31s, while
Manhattan opened at y and closed with
x paid for l,0Oo. Yankee Con. was
quite firm at llA.
Closing quotations were posted today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-14

ed three cars Of ore from Tintie to-
day
The DAILY West Of Park city vii dis.
tribute lts January dividend Of $4,000
tomorrow.
John r. Hodson came ia from the
Alamo group 40 Bingham yesterday
and reports work progressing nicely
Work is 20 be resumed on the Dlpper
Mining companys claims at the mouth
of Little Cottonwood canyon
superintendent John a. Kirby Of the
DAILY West was in Town today Mr
Kirby reports the Wine from the l'tW
level down s. feet
The directors Of the Con. Mercpr
will meet az $3.50 tomorrow afternoon,
at which time the declaration OF the
quarterly dividend is looked for
The latest adylcss from Dawson state
that owing 90 The finding Of rich sam
ples of ore running $40 10 the ton. a
stampede from that place 10 FOrty-Mile
d now going on
Samuel Mcintyre. Jr. who came TO
town today from Tiuuc reports the
mill loaded 90 The guards with ore,
The extraction Is about the same as
usual
Manager Cohen OF the Con. Mercur
is hack from the East tie says the
Con, Morcur may Doe listed on The Bos-
ton exchange as soon as thc exchange
engineer has PASSED UPON The property.
The Galena Mining companv OF Fish
Strings has levied an assessment OF b
cents per share or 5000 Tor the pur-
pose of llquidatlng some Of the COM
pany's debts
Managing Director o. r. Weller Of
the bingham Copper and Gold com
rany. has arrived IN the city for the
purpose OF witnessing the blowing In
OF the new shelter
An assessment Of cents a share has
been levied by the Raymond Mining
company, OF Tintic. which Is "a be de-
linquent on February 18TH. The vein
has been tapped on the 600 and ZOO
levels and II Is the intention 20 run
20 the 1000 level before prosecuting
again
Park Record: The Marsac mill has
handled something over Z00tons Of Daily
ere the past week. This is the ore, we
understand. that has been taken from
the I 200 level since work there began.
Stopping Is still going on, but no definite
Information can be obtained as 10 the
future or present showing OF the prop
erty. II Is generally understood, how
ever that the outlook Is encouraging
enough.
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BEARS REVEAL WEAK SPOTS
The Consequence Was that Prices Fell Away
Sharply Throughout The Lisl
Effort 20 Hold Up the Market with
Sugar Unsuccessful Bonds Lower
I'm sympathy.

New York, Jan. 14.-Wide changes in
contrary directions OF a few stocks gave
the market a somewhat sensational and
Irregular appearance. the majority Of
stocks showing fractional declines run
ming up to about a point In the Pacific
and some OF the stocks which have re-
Gently been the strongest ST. Paul
broke 3h by rapid stages and Manhat-
tan was offered down 2h on pressure TO
take profits, but rallied ~ Tin Plate
moved vigorously Upwards about .
points.
The bears uncovered other weak
spots. besides those apparent at the
opening. and prices fell away sharply
throughout Tin Plate lost It's initial
gain OF 3is points and Northwest Steel
& Wire Pressed Steel Car and Metro
politan lost two points and over. steel
stocks suffered more than Others ana
Amalgamated Copper broke ~ Lead
preferred recovered three points VI its
big loss OF Saturday Minneapolis and
st. Louis preferred lost 4 points. Sugar
was moved W TO i39 In an effort 10 hold
the market. hut the maneuVer was not
successful. Near II o'clock Tobacco was
lifted resolutely 20 1l1la and other
stocks made a partial recovery which
was most rlgidly maintained Chicago
Great Western and G, G. c. & St. L.
were unusually active and rose ~
each.
Renewed weakness developed among
the active stocks and prices sasged to
the lowest Of the morning, 81. Paul be-
ing of 4%. Conspicuous strength APP
reared In National Steel, ST. Louis
Southwestern and G. c. G, q st. J.. is
sues the common stock Of the latter
company touching 81. Lead preferred
got up 10 Sc. The decline carried most
of the active stocks down from ] 20
points net. New Jersey Central and
Rock Island fell 2ia and the local trac-
tlous almost as much.
Bonds were lower in sympathy with
stocks.
Sugar-Raw. steady fair refining
80. centrifugal 90 test. 4A molasses
sugar. 3&. Refined. steady; crushed,
60: powdered $40; granulated, $50.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call steady at per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 4d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business IN bankers bills at 4.s6AH
4 SIZE FOR demand and at 4.S3R04 .S3&
for sixty days Posted rates, asa and
SIS
Commercial bills, t.S2AG4,S3h.
silver certificates. 5000 ounces sold at
6itc
Bar silver 63lec.
Mexican dollars 497c,
Government bonds, steady refundlng
q g's. req. t.OiN do. COUP l.O5A; 3s
I reg. .0gis; do. coup. 10 new As reg,
/ .35ia. do. coup. 1871 old as reg- LA;
do. coup. liz; 5's reg, i.l2 DO. coup,
|l,12.
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AT THE HORSESHOE.
Manager McFarlane Says Three More
Leachlng Tanks VIII be Installed.

Manager James McFarlane OF the
Horse Shoe mine al Fay, Nevada. re-
turned to town yesterday after inspect
ing operations AZ the mill. Mr. McFar-
lane says that tho company has De-
cided to install three new ninety-hve-
ton teaching tanks, which Will increase
The tonnage something like 10 per
cent. Ernest Gaylord. who Is In charge
OF the mill, says that with the three ad-
dtional tanks installed he win be able
10 leach the ore longer and thus ex-
tract 2j cents more per ton from the
ore. The extraction now runs better
than 90 per cent az times but a still
better record win be made when the
new teaching tanks are completed.
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IspEcIAL To THE uNEWs. >

]
scoheld Utah, Jan. l4--All employees
OF the Pleasant Valley Coal company,
inside ana outside Of mines Nos. ] and
4, are out on a strike this morning.
Only the yard men Of No mine, Ital-
ians, went to work
There seems to be very much dissatis-
faction among the employees on account
Of not giving Mr.. sharp the time he
asked TO confer with the officials.
II was decided at a meeting OF the
coal miners OF the Winter Quarters
Mine near scofeld yesterday to lnstl-
tute a strike, About 400 men were pres
ent. The committee appointed to wait
upon the Pleasant Valley Coal company
officials and present their claims made
the following report:
To p. II. Wycherly Chairman and
Members Of the Committee:
Answering your communication Of the
7th inst, in which you advise us that
the employees Of the Winter Quarters
mine ask for the following advance:
Flrst-The company to take the 30 per
cent of and pay So cents per ton OF
mine This would be an advance Of 81
per cent.
Second-Flfty cents per yard advance
for driving entries This would be an
advance Of 2j 20 80 per cent.
Thlrd-Twenty-fiye cents nor day ad.
vance TO all persons employed under
ground This would be an advance OF .
to 10 per cent.
Fourth-For three check weighmen,
one for No. and two for No. !. The
company 10 deduct from miners 10 pay
welghmen.
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$50. Texas grass steers S.3OQtOO; Texas
bulls 250UaJ0.
Hogs--Receipts today 5000 tOmor-
row 10000. left over 1895. Opened easyi
closing strong Top j.3j. Mixed and
butchers 5.Oja532is good 10 choice
heavy 5l5053j; rough heavy j00Q5lO.
light 50jaj3l, bulk OF sales 5.20d5.25.
sheep Receipts $4,000 sheep choice
steady Others 10 cents lower lambs
10 90 10 cents lower Good 10 choice
wethers 36O0l15. fair to choice weth-
ers 3.S0d4Ij fair to choice mixed $40
in3SO, western sheep 3.s0NiIj. Texas
sheep 25Q0360. native lambs i2ja54O;
western lambs 5O0d5i0
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The United States Supreme Court
Passes Upon His Case
CUBA FOREIGN TERRITORY
The Postofice Embezzier and Swind.
Ter II subject TO EXtradition and
VIII be Surrendered.

Washington. Jan 1.-THE United
states Supreme Court today rendered a
decision In the Nicely extradltion case.
The court held that Nicely was subject
20 eXtradltlon and must be surrendered
10 the Cuban authorities.
The court held that cuba is foreign
territory, our only purpose In the war
with spain being 10 free the Cubans
from sapnlsh dominion The decision
was based upon the act OF June 6, 1890,
which act was held TO be constitutional.
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Manchester,s Bankruplcy Hearlng.

London, Jan. 1.-THE bankruptcy OF
the duke Of Manchester was again aired
In the courts today An appeal was
lodged against the plea OF infancy In
respect 10 a claim Of eSS9 for jewelry.
The appellants submitted that in view
Of the dukes position jewelry was nee
essary even though an infant" Tho
hearing was adjourned TO see II the
duke. on his return from America. de-
sres TO maintain the plea OF infancy"
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OMAHA LIVE srOCK.

Omaha. Neb, Jan. 14-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. c~-)O. SLOW 20 10 cents lower.
Native beef steers i,00N5.55; beef
steers, 3.750420. Texas steers. 5000
375. cows and heifers. 3.OQ0i15; can-
ners. l.1jG2.75 stOckers and feeders.
S00Gi 5Oi calves, .0006.2j; bullsstags,
etc. 2.t044.0O
Hogs-Recelpts. 400. Shade lower.
Heavy 5.l605.20. mixed. 5.l5a517h;
light. 5.l0qj.17h pigs, l,OO0i5O, bulk
Of sales, 5l50517i3.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 Actlvesteady;
fed muttons. 4ljQ4.iO; westerns $3.50
G4.25; common and stock sheep $500
3.S5, lambs, l5Oaj.4O.
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KANSAS CRY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city, Mo. Jan H-Cattle--
Receipts 1000 Wea kto 10 cente lower.
Native steers, 4.00Hj.3O; Texas steers,
3.g54i.6j. Texas COWS. 2.50a3.OO; ma
tive COWS and heifers. l.1j0i so. stock.
ers and feeders. 3.0j0L6j; bulls, 2.25
G4C5.
Calves Receipts. 900. Steady, 4.25G
$50
Hogs Receipts 5000. Market weaker
Bulk NJ sales, 5l5N5, 90, heavy. j.lj4
$50. packers. j.i5N5.2iiz. mixed 30
d5.25. light, 5.00ai.20. yorkers j150
o 90. pigs. lj00j.0O.
sheep-Receipts. 1000 Steady 20
weak. Lambs. i,O0dj.lj. muttons. $50
H45O
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS

Ajax. 900 at So: 800 at 20; 300 at $50:
200 at "a. 100 at s3A 100 az SAX 100 at
ssA 100 az 4ik 800 at SO. seller 10 days,
] 500 at Sc; l 200 az S6ia; 100 at s6h 1 700
az 81; 100 at S67s; 100 at S6N 100 at SN.
500 at s7la 500 at So 200 az S57s 200 at
S7A. 100 AZ sSis: 100 AZ Ssk 100 al SSia.
Con. Mercur. IS at 500
DAILY West, 80 at so 50: 100 al SEQ 90
70 at 29 57k IS at % 60. seller 10 days.
Lower Mammoth, 200 az t3.7j, 200 az
s.72is: 100 at SOS. 200 at 3.e5. 100 at
S. 100 at $50; 100 az 3.1l; 200 az S3.12;
zoo at 3.7S: 100 az 3.12h
Mammoth. 100 at Se.2S
May Day. 200 at IS: 100 a; IS: 100 az
95ik 100 at SeN 200 al 81; 100 az 31&;
200 al 37A. 800 at 49, 100 at 37k. 100 at
37% 100 at 36a.
Northern Light, 1900 at 5ii 1000 at
o..
Star Con. 200 at IS: 100 at s.; 100 at
SO. 1900 at s.; 800 at "a, 200 al S5h 500
at $50: 100 at S4s, 100 az S3is 300 at 80.
Ben Butler. 1000 at ~
Manhattan. 1900 M y 900 az Is.
Yankee Con. 800 at 49,.
Shares Sold. 35,6O3
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pRIrIsH PUNITIVE EXPEDITION
Kill Sixty Rebels. Wound Sixty and
Capture Two Hundred.

Bathurst. Gambia, West Africa. Jan.
1.-THE British punitive expedition
arrived AT Dumbutu Jan, 18th and
completely surprised and routed the
rebels. The troops captured the town
after an hours fighting. Sixty rebels
were Killed. sixty wounded and two
hundred captured. Six important chiefs
wounded.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver, Colo. Jan. ll-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 600. Market slow and weak.
Beef steers, 3 30Qj 90; cows. 2.7jGl 90;
feeders. freight paid 20 river 8. 000l. 30.
stockers. do, 3.2ja44Oi bulls, stays,
etc, 2.OOQ3 .25.
Hogs - Receipts, 800. Market DC
lower. Light packers 5.lj0j. 90 mixed,
5.l5d5 20: heavy 5.l0d5.15.
Sheep-Recelpts none.
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COURT OF PENSIONS.
G. A. II. General Committee Urges
the Creation of Such Tribunal.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE general
committee Of the @. A. r., Leo. Ras-
sleur Of ST. Louis, commandments,
Robert b. Brown OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio;
Chas c. Adams Of Boston; John w.
Burst OF Chicago; O. II, Coulter Of To-
peka. and John Palmer appeared be-
fore the House invalid pension commit
tee today and argued In favor OF the
bin for the creation OF court OF PEN
sion appeals to consider rejected pen-
sion claims. There are about 100000
cases adversely passed upon each year
by the pension Office.
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Thirtr.third EleclrocntIon.

Sing Sing, n. Y. Jan A.-Wm. Neu-
field. who murdered his mothers cousin,
Mrs. Annie Kronman, In her apart
ments in West Thlrty-ifth street. New
York. Aug. Z. 1893. was eioctrocuted In
the state prison at sos o'clock this
morning. II was the thirty-third cleo
trocution In Sing Sing. Robbery was
the motive Of Neufeld's crime He had
served a term IN the northern Illinois
penltentary at Joliet for robbery COM
mitted in Illinois
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IDAHO'S Big SENATORIAL FIGHT
Situation Much the Same as Dubois Seems COnd
Judge J. c. Rich Developing Strength Presidential
Electors Cast Ballots for Bryan and Stevenson.

strength. The first ballot Will be takea
at noon tomorrow, The electors met 81
y noon today and formally cast u'
vote Of Idaho for Bryan and sleVehsy1
Hon. Sam. J. Rich Of Blacktoot wa =
lected TO carry returns to Washihs'OD
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ANSWER.

None Of the requests for advance in
wages can be granted. partly FOR the
reason that miners and day men are
making as much In eight hours at Win
ter quarters mines as Is being earned
In ten hours at the mines OF our COM
petitors IN Wyoming. but chiefly for the
reason that Winter Quarters mines ara
working on large contracts at very low
prices, and based on the present scale OF
wages. For this last reason we are not
IN a position 10 make any advance In
wages, and would be obliged 20 let large
contracts go 10 our competitors, rather
than make any advance. As 20 the
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DIED.

GILBERT-In this city January Is,
1901, OF pneumonia. Ida May Gilbert,
wife Of Lewis r. Gibbons and daugh-
ter OF Dr. r. n. and Augusta Rogers
Of Draper. Utah. Remains win be
shipped TO Draper for burial.
sTIRLING-In Salt Lake City Janu-
airy lI. 1901, Of spinal meningitis.
Winnlfred Mary daughter OF VIII
liam p. and Mamie Howells Stirling.
aged years. 10 months and IS days
Funeral from parents residence, 25e
North Sixth West, Tuesday. 18th inst,
at 2 p. m. Friends are invited.
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Kinp oscar Has recovered.

Stockholm. Sweden, Jan. liking
Oscar has recovered his health and will
,esume the reigns Of government jan
larry q.
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Location Notices Filed.
sneclal Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Jan. 1.-THE following notices
Of mining locations have been hled iui
record: snuff COlored onyx claim.
Last Chance and Black Boulder by
VIM. +. Armstrong.
Twenty Century. by Mrs Sven o..
Cedarstrom.
AN onyx claims near Pelican Point
west OF Utah Lake.
Alexander. Joining the west OF the
Grand Cross In Tuuele county by the
scranton Mining and Milling company,
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ORE SHIPMENTS.
MINING NOTES.

Milan Packard Of the Star Con. was
on the streets today
President Holbrook Of the Grand
Central was In town today
The Carisa OF Tintic was on the
market today with three cars Of ore.
The Centennial Eureka reached the
market today with 10 cars OF copper
ore.
The Taylor Brunton sampler report
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PresIdent ContInues % Improve.

Washington Jan, i4-President Nc
Kinley continues TO improve though II
is not expected he viii be In his office or
see any one during this week. He Is
transacting a little business. but It Is
confined 10 urgent pardon cases and the
signing OF bills.
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ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 1.-THE senatorial
situation remains much the same as
yesterday. Dubois seems confident,
though Judge Rich is developing some
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BIsop Of London Dead.

London. Jan. 14.-Rev. Mandell
Creighton D. d., bishop OF London. died
this afternoon He was born in lSiS.
The bishops illness was long and
painful lie recently underwent two
operations for abdominal trouble.
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Ncw sensntlon sampIes.

Some fine looking specimens Of ore
from the New Sensation ground IN Big
Cottonwood were brought In this week
bv a carrier on snOwshoes, says The
park city Record The rock has not
vet been submitted 20 test, but good
Judges OF ore values say u Is very
rich i'm lead. with good gold values and
some silver The rock came from the
bottom OF a Wine about $40 feet down
I'm which the vein has been cut In sew
eral places. and work Is going right
along This property adjoins the Cop
per King ground on the north. IN which
The same character Of material Is found
i'm various places, and the DEVELOPMENTS
and results obtained In the New SEN
satle.u-o TO show what may be looked
for Nm the Copper King. The latter is
moi working at present, but operations
are 10 begin as soon as spring opens
Interested and informed miners think
n boom for that section Is a certainty
next season
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Absolutely nothing beyond what y
stated above, was known at the con-
panys Salt Lake offices today, i vas
said,
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LaIatyeBromo Qunlns Tablets. All drug
qists refund the money II it falls 10 cure. l.. W
Groves signature "a on eachboI 26c
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

Salt Lake city, Jan "A, 1901
Todays clearings ....,.,,..,..S 1854 500 -
Same Day last year.,...,.,... 4l6. iSi. o.
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STRIKE ORDERED.

For a considerable tlme-probaby .
couple OF hours-there was much q.
element. II was evident that the mr
radical members were In control Of y
meeting and they finally succeeded ,
securing the passage OF a motion oris
ing an Immediate strike. old tlmeut
the camp very much deplore the actin
taken and say that Il Is largely on a.
count Of the presence Of new men In "
mines. who have been quietly urging !
strike for some time.