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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
REPORT ON LAND BUSINESS.
Last Year II Far Surpassed in Vol
ume Any Previous One.

Washington, Aug. 3O.-The report of
the commissioner Of the land Office.
made public today embraces tabulated
statements showing the business done
IN the land offices and at Washington.
referring TO the increase OF business
shown by the report, Mr.. Hermann
says:
THE present report for the fiscal
year Just closed greatly surpasses prior
exhibits There were 9.is more final
homestead entries made during the
year just closed and covering lls0.52s
more acres than for any one year since
the passage OF the homestead act in
1862. Nearly one-fourth as many final
entries Of homesteads and acres In this
year Just closed were made as In the
entire nineteen years followeing that
law. The record OF original homestead
entries made by settlers on the public
domain the past year Is almost as great
2 surprise. The entries numbered IS. =
ew and covered s4s7.275 acres. an in
crease over the great year before OF
1887 entries and Of LOSSES acres.
TN original homestead entries. final
homestead entries and committed home
stead entries made the last fiscal year
there were 1880 entries in all, embrace
Ing l5,i5h.057 acres for actual bona flde
homes Of American settlers.
All told. the commissioner says the
year Just closed has been the best in
ten years. both in point OF money re-
ceipts and amount Of land disposed OF.
There was a surplus Of t3.l5S.i4i after
paying all the expenses Of the land and
forest administration OF the govern
ment
The patents on account OF railroad
grants covered 2.47O.s0i acres. The
commissioner saws special efforts are
made by his Office to finally close up
the swamp land claims which still re-
main on the part OF the different states.
Last year 2l5o acres were patented
es against ss923 this year. Swamp In
demnity claims rejected last year EN-
braced 1872 800 acres
The report shows that there still re-
main In the public domain ell.0s6.07i
acres Of land which has not been sp-
propriated and much OF which has not
been SURVEYED. This area Includes the
territory Of Alaska, but not the insu-
lar possessions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
MINING NOTES.
Tesora sold al u on the curb today.

Tesora sold at 81 on the curb today.
The Lower Mammoth OF Tintlc had a
| car OF ore on the market today.
Two cars Of ore were marketed today
| by the Cygnet OF stockton.
The South Swansea OF Tintlc had
three cars Of ore on the market today
The Oracle OF Battle Mountain, New,
reached the market today with car OF
ore.
Manager C. s. Scheu OF the Honorine
returned last evening from San Fran
cisco.
Six ears Of ore were marketed today
from the Uncle Sam Of Tindc, which
brought about $4,000.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
eleven cars Of ore from Tintic, two from
Stockton and one from Nevada.
The Milford Mining company has Sc
cured six more claims TO add to Its al
ready large holdings In Beaver county
The Joe Bowers shaft has been put
down 80 feet with q within. The hoist
Is now in place and sinking Will be
pushed.
+. w. Muhenbruch and o. b. Greene
left today for Park Valley district TO
make a thorough inspection OF the
country,
Supt. Nebeker Of the Ajax says the
ore body In the north drift is widening
out A width Of six feet was reported
this morning.
L. ". Morrison and A. j. BEETLES re-
turned today from an examination OF
the Yankee Con. and Uncle Sam mines
In Tintic,
George Hannahs came in from Tintic
last evening, after starting q small
force on the Sioux Utah under Colonel
Walls direction.
Manager Duncan OF the Overland at
Sunshine expects TO go East next week
to confer with the parties who pracu-
cally own the mine. He says another
start will surely be made sometime
later on.
Fred Leonard reports the zinc separ-
ator at the Anchor mill to be working
successfully now that large magnetic
collector has been installed 10 take care
Of the iron In the ore.
II Is reported that ]. Is. Hall will
shortly begin treating the taillngs at
the old Silver Reef mines. The tailings
are said to carry values in silver and
gold of about So per ton. Mr.. Hall has
successfully treated the tailings at
the I'll Dorado mine In Lincoln county
Nevada.
Leadyille Herald-Democrat' Mr.
Thomas Weir, an old Leadvllleite. for
merly superintendent Of the A Y and
Minnie mine, and who Is now located
In Salt Lake City, where he Is inter-
ested with Mr.. Newhouse, Is in the city
shaking hands with his many old
many old friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
Items from Bingham.

In its weekly review OF the camp the
Bingham Bulletin says.
The great Dalton & Lark drain tun-
mel this week passed l.i00 feet--one-
sixth Of its length being completed. II
is making 6 to Z feet per day. three
shifts. hand drilling A small flow OF
water has been encountered.
The Winnamuck is Installing an cleo
trio motor as auxiliary to It's steam
plant, which has been overiaxed by the
mill and pumps. The motor was used
at the New Mammoth mill Tor the short
time that the mill was In operation.
a few days ago Superintendent
George ilirsh o. the Mountain Chief
group struck a foot " fine galena ore
at footwall Of Rosa claim-the tunnel
IN that claim having been driven 500
feet This week the vein is being
prospected by prosecuting at breast OF
tunnel to hanging wall.
George Ieadon. who started develop
mcnt work on the Nancy Hanks group
few weeks ago. the other day found
an S-inch streak " lead carbonate at
footwall that has since Nidened going
down. He concluded 10 prospect from
on old incline that had been sunk co
feet. and got the ore by prosecuting
vein al twelve feet from surface. Mr..
Yeaden believes the strike an important
one, as after several feet OF sinking II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
JOHN C. GRIFFITH'S WILL.
How He Distributes His Property
Was Worth $4,000.

Clarence Warnock. who Is named az
executor. has filed for probate the will
Of the late John c, Grifflths, who died
last Tuesday. The property bequeath-
ed is valued at $4,000, and is entirely
personal To the father and mother
Is left F,o0o each. To his sisters ana
brothers, Hattie, Rose. Mamie, Nellie.
William. Fred and David. a legacy OF
800 each Is bcqueathed, 10 Ethel. the
babe Of his sister Nellie, 500. and 70
his personal friend. Clarence Warnock.
whom he names as executor. 500. His
watch and chain goes TO his brother
William. and 90 his brother David, his
gold ring. All the rest Of his property.
amounting IN value 70 about $4,000 Is
devised TO Ella Grlfiiths. his wife. pro-
Nided that she pay 20 his father and
mother SIS each a month during their
lifetime
Clarence Warnock was appointed
special administrator. TO attend TO the
property which needs immediate care.
pending the admission Of the win TO
probate
Recently Mr.. Grifnths decided 5000 OF
real estate 10 his wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
DIVIDENDS
FOR ONE MONTH.
Five Mines Distribute the Sum Of
1924, 500,
HIGHLAND BOY PRODUCTION
Half n Million Pounds Of Copper bur
lion In Ia Months Midas VIII
starts -Uiah Assays

A very good showing has been MADE
in the past month by the mines dlstrip'
utlng monthly dividends. Five com
panies paid out the sum OF S2Si'oOV'
Park city eclipses every camp In utah
with a record Of $500, the remaining
$4,000 being paid by the Utah OF Fish
Springs. The sensation of the month
IN the dividend line has been the splen-
did achievement Of the Quincy which
paid si25,OOO. II is a comparatively
new mine and gives promise OF great
things for the half a dozen people who
own t. The SILVER King came for
ward as usual with its regular monthly
dividend Of 100000, while the DAILY
West paid s59,50O The Ontario also
declared a dividend Of 10 cents share
or $4,000, payable Sept LIST. The Nam
moth did not declare dividend TINS
month, but II is expected that one VIII
be declared and paid before Sept. 10TH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
Ben Butler surveys.

The right TO make a new survey OF
the Ben Butler workings was yester-
day granted the owners Of the Liberal
claim and In the afternoon Surveyors
Brown and Breckon visit d the fr1I erty
and did the work. The exact results
could not be learned today but 1t Is said
that Mr. Browns report will show a
slight tresppss, This report will be
made next Friday when the motion to
make permanent the injunction may be
heard. II was stated today that the
last surveys showed that the. Ben But
Ter company was extracting ore within
about Is inches OF the line. The ore
chute is said to pass over the side lines
as II enters the earth, but the company
Is not following 1t down. 1t Is said,
the Ben Butler management is follow
ing this ore chute toward the surface
as II trends through Ben Butler ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug, Observation-Disclosures
300. Nominally steady Good to prime
steers 5.70Q6.35; poor to medium S.SOd
$50; stockers and feeders 2.25Gl25.
cows 2i5Gi50; helfers 25Oq5.0O; can
ners l.5OG24O bulls 2.25a46O; calves
3.0OQ565; Texas fed steers 4OOd510;
Texas grass steers S3OQ40O; western
steers 4.00q5.00
Hogs Receipts 10000; Monday 10000,
left over $3.50. Steady to strong for
choice, top SIS. Mixed and butchers
5s5Q670 good 10 choice heavy $3.50
6.75; rough heavy 575G5.90; light $500
SIS; bulk Of sales 6.l0q6.50.
sheep-Receipts 1000. Steady. Good
TO choice wethers 3iOG425; fair "a
choice mixed 3l0635O; western sheep
3.5OG425 native lambs 3.00q525, west
ern lambs 40Od525.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
BUSINESS NOTES.

Brokers report that the week has been
one OF fair activity In local stocks. Mr..
Cutler reports the sale Of u. c. NJ. L.,
State Bank. and Coop. Wagon stock
and Street railroad and Church bonds.
Both Brokers Cutler and Burton report
an active week in Utah Sugar stock.
over 1000 shares Of which have changed
hands at figures ranging from SIC % to
SlG.25. When the stock reached sl6. 20
1t was quickly taken up by some OF the
old time stockholders The last sale re-
ported was at sl6lO. Ogden sugar is
almost entirely unobtalnable at any
price. Both factories will start up be-
tween Sept 10th and 18th, the opera .
lions at Ogden having been deferred
somewhat. The trop Is reported in ex-
oellent condition and the price Of beet
sugar is reported by 4. e. NJ. l. today al
$3.50 wholesale and $3.50 retail. Cane
sugar is 10 cents higher. Following are
the latest quotations Of local stocks:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
Rich Ore Near Montpelier.

gentleman Just In from Bear Lake
county says that a rich strike has been
made about nine miles southeast OF
Montpelier and that from all indica-
tons Engineer McDerinott and Others
interested with him have struck a boz
nanza. The property consists Of thir-
teen claims and the ore in some OF these
is said TO be very rich. The claims
ne says extends over a distance Of four
miles and a ledge over feet wide has
been traced the whole distance. A COM
pany has been organized under the title
Of the Bear Lake Mining and Smelling
company for the purpose OF developing
the claims and putting up smelters The
capital stock Of the company Is $4,000
-pocatclio Tribune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
POTATO PRICES.
Still Uncertain, But Continue to Point
TO the Dollar Mark.

Potato prices continue 20 be as err
ratio as the mercury Of a March Their
mometer going up and down with a
rapidly that almost demoralizes the
market. While the ascent is always
high the descent is never low. Farm
ers are getting all the way from eighty
cents to a dollar a bushel though
most prices are soaring nearer the lat
ter mark than the former. Ii Is not
considered they win be going for very
much less on account Of the general
scarcity OF the tuber crop throughout
the country though there will doubtless
be a slight tumble in the late fall sea-
son, when regular digging begins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31

noting her substantial financial al
yancement with pleasure.
Today's clearngs were syoS'l4sdo'
compared TO s226. s5li3. for the same
day last year. The week ending toSsS
showed clearings 10 the extent OF ~
gl4,7lS.42, as against sl,sO5, 1910 ior tlle
last week In August, 1900. Inc ciea,
ngs for the month OF August were vs.
40 1861, while last year there was re-
corded only Ss569.S99,s2
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows: ii. 5. Bel, sec
ond South. between Second ana Ihlru
West $1,000.
Cunnington & Co.. As Main street, al
teratlons, 800.
Mrs. E. O'Reilley Main street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth South, brick
barn, 1000.
Dallas & Hedges Second street, be-
tween d and T., annex to meeting
house. 5000.
Mrs. A. c. Brixen, Second street
between State and A, brick double resi-
dence, $4,000. Total ylS,lOO.
The item printed In a morning paper
under Richfied heading relating to
the plans OF the Utah sugar company
In SEWER and Sanpete counties was re-
ferred to officials OF the company today.
The statement made by them Is that
the item Is incorrect. so far as stating
that any positive decision had been ar
rived at to erect factory either In Sc
vier or Sanpete county The sugar com
pany several seasons back, announced
10 the farmers OF that section that
when they could demonstrate by their
acreage Of beets that a factory would
be paying investment there. The COM
pany would Investigate the question OF
erecting plant, Thus far the scarcity
Of water has prevented that section
from growing all the beets expected.
though during the coming year the out
put will be larger than last. 1t Is un-
derstood that there will be a strong
endeavor made by both people OF Sc
vler and Sanpete counties 10 show by
the number Of beets they furnish the
Sugar company In future that factory
in either district would be u profitable
venture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
WHEAT IN BRISK DEMAND.
Yield from Dry Farms Smaller Than
Had Been Expected.

The last few days seem TO have
proved that the yield of wheat from dry
farm sections Is considerably below
what dealers have been expecting.
Threshing is progressing steadily but
almost invariably the turn out has been
disappointingly small
AS result OF this condition there is
greater demand for wheat than thu.
supply. One dealer said this afternoon
that the Offering on the local wheat
market had been limited for the past
week, n condition that would proba-
bly, obtain for at least another couple
OF weeks. Red wheat is selling at from
81 10 ~ cents and white is going at from
SO to a. Flour prices remain station
airy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
HIGHLAND BOY COPPER.
Eighty-one Car Loads Produced In
past Six Months.

During the past six months the High
land Boy Of Bingham has shipped to the
Perth Amboy Refinery exactly 81 cars
OF copper gold bdlllon, weighing approx
imately 100000 pounds. II this were
copper alone 1t would represent value
on the seaboard Of something like s1OO-
900. This Is however, increased consid-
erably through the presence Of gold In
the ore. The mine is said TO be looking
well and constantly increasing body
of reserves are being blocked out in
spite OF the heavy production. The In
cline from the lower tunnel Is down
about 200 feet and the management Is
now sinking a shaft on the footwall
through which to extract ore from the
lower levels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
Midas Mil IL Running.

+. c. Richmond Of the Salt Lake
Hardware company returned to the
city last evening after witnessing the
starting IN of the New Midas mill at
Deep Creek. The fires were lighted and
the wheels turned for the first time on
Thursday last. MIR Richmond says the
start was made without hitch and
when he left the plant II was running
smoothly. Messrs. john bern Of this
city and w. II. Grant OF American Fork
left for the mine few days ago, but
they took different routes and thus
missed seeing Mr.. Richmond The
mill Is 50-ton plant and It
Is expected that the mine
will soon be ranked among the dividend
payers Of the state as the company is
said TO have great deal Of so teaching
ore In sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
Assays from Utah strike.

supt. Williams Of the Utah at Fish
Springs writes 10 the officers Of the
company that the strike near the shaft
on the 500 is looking we'll. The assays
show the ore to be Of good shipping
quality, carrying as II does, 81 per cent
lead and 90 ounces silver per ton. Some
trouble is being experienced in obtain
ing cook at the mine, but the extrao-
ton OF ore Is going along nicely and
Mr.. Williams says the mine looks good.
Two cars of high grade ore Will be on
tho market next week. The monthly
dividend OF $4,000 was paid today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax-1, 500 at l651s; GOO at l.66; 200 at
i.67: 300 at l.67i1, buyer ten days, 800 at
l.66 seller ten days; 500 at 1861; 800 at
l.66h 1000 at l.G5% 100 at i.65h; 1900
al l65; 1000 at 1866, buyer ten days;
100 at 1854 /, 800 at 1858 1900 atl66ig,
buyer ten days; 800 at le6A, buyer ten
days.
May Day-l00 az 1.56; 100 at LIS; 200
at i59: 200 at l.5Sis; 200 at l.59A; 100 at
i5Sh 100 at l.5SM
Systematically at 20&.
Tesora--l0O at 81; 100 at e0h.
Uncle Sam-500 at 1876; 400 at 1917;
400 at i.s4h; 100 at 1874; SEQ at l.9iA.
Ben Butler-3000 at II.
Dalton-l. 900 at Ia.
Joe Bowers-SO0 GOO at ca 1000 at SIS.
Little Chief--30oO at 20.
Martha Washington-3,0o0 at W.
Tetro--l0O at S5ia GOO at S6A.
Victor--i, 600 al 20; 1000 at 2SA SOC
al So 1900 at 30ia.
West Morning Glory-l,OOo at 6h'
1900 at s.
shares sold. $500.
Selling Value. s2s.S5f7S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
Germany's Grain Trade.

Washington, Aug. Sl.--Ambassador
White at Berlin. In a report dated Au-
gust ., in regard TO the German grain
trade during the first half of the cur
rent year shows that the value OF both
exports and imports OF grain In Ger
many was less than II was from jan
uary 10 July, 1900, The volume OF
Germanys trade in grain during the
first half Of 1901 is set down at 2,479,-
73s tons imported, and 24O 2O5 tons ex-
ported. The trade in wheat showed
an importation Of S05S79 tons, and an
importation og 140,l73 tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
General Weakening Tendency
Noticeable 10 Stocks,
SACRAMENTO is DECLINING.
Victor weaker Uncle sam a Little
softer Jsx Actiye-May
Day FirmeL

The week on the Mining Exchange
closed this morning with the sale OF
81, 800 shares Of stock for S29, 35i75. Busi-
ness was very good during the week
though prices are much weaker. over
$4,000 shares of stock were sold for
the sum Of 1926, Ol6.75. Ajax was active
today between sl.65 and si.6I after
selling at sl7S on Monday, May Day
was little stronger selling from $l.56
up to si5sh. Sacramento shrunk to
26A after It's imitation OF a few days
ago TO &c. The cause Of the decliDe Is
not stated, but some people consider
there il good reason for the drop
Tesora was stronger than usual, selling
at 81, while Uncle Sam declined 10 Sl.94
thus selling several points lower than
IL has been for some days past. Ben
Butler has shrunk owing 10 the trouble
over the lines between the companys
property and an adjoining claim. Sales
were made today at II. Dalton loosened
up 1000 at lA. while Joe Bowers huns
around 60. Little Chief was traded
In at ~. Martha Washington let 80 5000
shares at lh. Tetro sold at 36A, thus
remaining about the same as on Mon
day. Victor shrunk to 20 at the OPEN
ing OF the call this morning though II
afterwards sold as high as sou. West
Morning Glory sold down to 6 as com
pared with ga on Monday. Century is
little wefEer, being offered at $685.,
with sS4O Va. South Swansea sold up
to SO during the week, but has since
weakened somewhat. II was offered to-
day at 81 with asa bid, Rocco Home
stake is much weaker with 81 bid, SO
asked. Lower Mammoth which sold as
low as s.. 40, was on offering today at
s339 Swansea was held at $40 with
sS.32h bid. on the curb some heavy
trading has been done In Carisa from
si.G0 TO sl.55.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31

Five cities got ahead Of Salt Lake this
week IN percentage increase of bank
clearings, although this city's showing,
e25 per cent. was by no means bad.
New York Philadelphia. Fort Worth.
Nashville and Jacksonvllle-all Of these
places showed a greater increase during
the week ending Aug. y than ala Salt
Lake. This city. however, still held its
own against other places Of more IN
habitants. beating out Los Angeles.
Portland. Seattle, and coming within
$500 OF the clearings recorded AT Den.
yer. This Is very gratifying to the
business men Of Salt Lake. who are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
Babv's Diary.

A unique and handsome publication
wherein TO record the important events
in baby's life has Just been issued by
Borden's Condensed MIX Co. II Hud-
son St. New York. II IL not given
away. but Is sent on receipt Of 10
cents. 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. S.-Cattle--
Receipts, 25O. Steady. Native beef
steers, 45OG5.50; Texas and Indian
steers, 2,75Q375 Texas cows, 225GS.2j;
native cows and helfers 2.50Q5.0
stockers and feeders, 2.75Q425; calves.
3,00a475.
Hogs-Recelpts, 400. Strong to SC
higher Bulk Of sales. 6.0Od6.35; heavy,
6.35a6.40; packers. 61OQ6.S5, mixed,
6,OOa6.S5; light 5.75q620; workers. $3.50
6.l0; pigs. 5O0d5.55.
Sheep-Receipts %. Steady Nut
tons. S0OG3.75; lambs, 40O9L75; range
westerns, S,0OdS50; ewes, 2.15a3.l5;
stock sheep. 2OOQ275.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
UTAH, ....,.

Three new maps, just issued. Utah
and Idaho on one side. the World on the
reverse side, including population OF
counties and towns according 10 the
1900 census. with brief sketch OF every
country in the world. Size 25xsl y inches.
value rs cents: sent TO any address Tor
a cents. Address The Deseret Newa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31

Plump cheeks. flushed with the soft
glow OF health. and a pure complexion
make all women beautiful. HERBlNE
imparts strength and vitality &c the
system. and the rosy hue OF health TO
The checks. Price. 50 cen'~ y. c. NJ. |.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
OMAHA.

Omaha. Neb., Aug, 31.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000. Nominally unchanged.
Native beef steers. i2596.0O; western
steers. S.5OdiGo; Texas steers. 3.3Oa4 30:
cows and heifers, 2.7OQ4l0; Gamers, LIS
q2JO stockers and feeders, 2.509i.5O;
calves, SoOq5O0; bulls. stays, etc. 200
Q425.
Hogs-Receipts. s. 900 Steady closed
dull Heavy. 612hd640; mixed. 6lOa
6.l2ia; light, 6.05dGi2is; pigs, 5.50Q 90;
bulk OF sales. 6lOd6l5.
Sheep Receipts $500. Steady. Weth-
ers. 220d365; ewes. 25OG3l0: common
and stock sheep. 225GS2O; lambs. S.75a
400
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31

No bread and butter or pigs feet can
be had al Sam Levy's Famous Cut
rate Drug Store. Nothing but the stand
ARD brands Of medicines at cut-rate
prices.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

has all indications OF making a good
ore body. Saturday he took samples OF
the ore to the CITY for assay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
Weekly Bank Clearings.

The bank clearings throughout the
United States and Canada for the week
ending Friday, August 80, were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31

A. =. Campbell, Stock broker.
2o2-2os ID. r. Walker Block. Tel. 5Ss.