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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
NEW GROCERY FIRM.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Ever
green Goreery company OF Utah were
filed this afternoon with the county
clerk The incorporators are John Nj.
Whitaker PASS shares, Edgar Best.
PAS. shares. and Ida T. Whitaker, Elite
|. Best and Ezra 0. Taylor who have
one share each. The company Is capi-
tailed at $500 divided into 500 shares
Of the par value Of s. each.
John NJ. Whitaker is president, and
Edgar Best H. secretary and treasurer.
Mossrs. Whitaker and Best VIII be
Joint managers OF the Arm.
Mr.. Whitaker has purchased the in
terest OF Henry +, Bowrlng In tho. gro
Gerry business Of Bowring & Best, here
tofore conducted at No. IS Main street
up to February LIST. II Is the purpose
OF the new company 20 succeed 70 tne
former firms trade TO which VIII a'se
be added a general commission pusi'
ness.
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ROYAL COPPER co.
Filed Certified Copy OF the Articles
Today.

A certified copy Of the articles Of in
corporation of the Royal Copper Min
ing company. organized under the laws
OF Colorado. was filed today with
County Clerk James.
The company is incorporated for
100000 divided into 100000 shares OF
81 each. The company was organized
In Denver on the End OF this month
Charles G. Parsons, Harry W. Rob-
lnson. OF Colorado and Robert j. Cole
man OF Utah are the incorporators.
Arthur u. Lewis is president who, to-
gether with Gilbert S. Peyton, Barton
Sewell, w. H. Alexander, and the in
corporators above named, constitute
the boaord OF directors. Arthur b..
Lewis, a resident Of Frisco, Beaver
county, Utah, Is designated as agent of
the company for this State upon whom
process may be served.
The principal purpose of the concern
In Utah Is to acquire and develop the
Cactus group of mining claims owned
by Arthur Il, Lewis, situate In Beaver
county.
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Probate Matters.

Jimma Cecilia Hanson, widow OF
joseph Hanson, deceased, has petl-
toned the district court to be appoint
ed administrative OF the estate of her
husband The petition says Mr. Han
son died in this city, on the Attn OF this
month, leaving an estate valued as fol-
lows: Real estate s1,iS9; personal
property consisting OF sheep, cattle,
horses and cash, amount to s4,s23.IO,
total $6,S627O. The heirs of the estate
are the petitioner and eight children
whose ages are given as running from
3 up to q years.
The executors OF the will OF the late
John Sharp have filed their annual ac-
count OF the estate Of the deceased,
with the county clerk, which shows re-
celpts from the income Of the estate
for 1900. s7,65S.lS, and disbursements
amounting TO s5,0i6.92. leaving a ball
ance Of $26ll,5l.
The appraisers Of the estate OF An
toinette schauffelen, deceased today
filed their inventory and appraisement
of the property belonging 70 the estate,
which is given MS follows; Personal
property 81 ,S6s5O, and real estate $4,000,
making a total Of s19,S6S,5O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
MAY FIGHT IN DENVER.
Otto &. Floto Of the Post Hopes to se'
cure Jeffrics-Ruhlin Match.

Denver. Feb. 15.--otto c. Flotto, man
ager of the Colorado Athletic assoeia-
ton. hopes TO secure the Jeffries-Ruh-
lin fight for this city. He has tele"
graphed Manager Brady an oner TO
post a guarantee Of $4,000 to bring OF
The event here on any date In March
that may be agreed upon. Should the
offer be accepted q roofless arena In
which $4,000 spectators can be accom-
modated will be constructed especially
for this OCCASION
The senate bill to repeal the Cannon
prize fight law has been defeated In the
house The effect OF the repeal would
be TO wipe from the statute books all
legislation on the subject, leaving Colo
RADIO with no laws az all concerning
pugilism. on this showing many
members voted to strike the enacting
clause from the repeating bill The
Cannon law Is now before the supreme
court. and II that tribunal decides II to
be unconstitutional. previous legisla-
ton on the subject will stand.
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MINING NOTES.

The Eureka Hill reached the market
today with a car Of ore.
A car Of ore was on the market today
from the Mast at Bingham.
The Horn silver Of Frisco had a lot OF
concentrates on the market today.
The delinquent sale Of the Alaska
Mining company was TO take place this
afternoon.
Another important strike is reported
I'm the Checkmate property In Pearl
district, Idaho.
Preparations are being made at the
Albion at Alta for a greatly increased
output next season.
The cent assessment on the Joe
Bowers, OF Diamond, becomes delin-
quent on Monday.
Five cars Of dry ore and two cars OF
copper ore were shipped from the
Mammoth, at Tintic, today.
The Lower Mammoth company Is try
ing 10 locate the other half Of It's com
pressor said to have been shipped over
three weeks ago,
Reports from Eureka state that a
good body OF lead ore has been en-
eountered I'm the north drift OF the Lit
lie Chief at that place
The Grand Central and Mammoth
Mining companies are trying 70 decide
ON the lines through the disputed ore
body on the 500 level
The suit to decide the ownership Of
The Burning Moscow property In me
star mining district came up yesterday
before Judge Booth at Beaver
A default Judgment for So 446.lo and
costs. was yesterday afternoon entered
for plaintiff in the case ~ Parmelia a.
Edmunds ct al VS. the Fortune MIN
ing Co.
Manager McFarlane W the Horseshoe
Mining company Is back from Fay.
New A shipment of cyanides VIII be
On the market tomorrow from the prop.
erty.
Mai Eureka will build a smeltcr Man.
npar Allen said today that the CON-
many Is considering the cheapest meth
cd Of treatment. but that nothing has
been decided upon.
samuel N. King, who Is up from Cis-
co. reports the new toll road to Moaf
almost completed. Ten men are al pres.
! emit employed there and IL is expected
that II will be open 70 traffic about
| April LIST.
on account of the water situation In
| Butte the Anaconda smelters have
been Obliged to close down. says the
| Butte Miner The mines have been
! idle for nearly a week and great eff
| forts have been made TO secure enough
water TO keep the pumps in operation
| As rapidly as possible Arrangements ar
| being made 20 secure water from Blaci
Tail creek. south OF the city, but II
will be several DAYS before the neces'
sary pumping stations can be In
stalled.
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METAL GROUP VERY HEAVY
The Cause Was a Renewal Of Liquidation IN
the Smelling Stocks.
Advances In Internal ionais Business
Unusually Quiet owing 10 Uncer.
tainty Of Monetary situation.

New York, Feb. 15.--strength in the
American department in the London
market Yves reflected in the opening
here In advances in the international
stocks.
a renewal OF liquidation In Smelling
stocks, which lowered the common 21s
and the preferred 2, caused sympathetic
heayiness in the metal group, and
prominent railroads also weakened.
There were points Of strength IN minor
properties. st. Louis ana san fran
cisco second preferred ran on two
points, but recovered all the loss when
the common moved up q point. Kansas
and Texas preferred rose point ana
Delaware and Hudson and General
Electric advanced respectively . and g.
The latter however, reacted SH on real
izing, AT II o'clock New York Central
bounded up 2H but Changers, Paclfics
and Steel stocks continued 20 sag,
IA new points of strength multiplied
among obscure properties, the tone OF
the active list became better but re-
coyeries were small and not wei
maintained. st. Paul and Smelling raj
lied a point. North American was
pushed up 2& 10 %, and the recently
issued new stock rose $ to SLY. Wheel.
ing and Lake Erie issues Improved
steadily, the second preferred touching
80. Canada Southern, N. j. Central,
Third Avenue and Consolidated Gas
advanced ! a III, while Laclede Gas
lost two points. Amalgamated Cop
per broke ~ before noon and Tobacco
1% Business was unusually quiet on
account Of the uncertainty of the none
tary situation, and lack Of news con-
corning the various combinations be-
lieved to be pending.
Bonds were quiet and steady.
SUGAR.
Sugar, raw, steady. Refined quiet
crushed, 600. T
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call nominally at ia q 2
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Sls q 4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.SisW
" for demand, mad 4.SiA q4.Si% for
sixty days; posted rates; 4.S5Q4 5h
and 4 ,SS1sg4.S9; commercial bills. 4,sSls
Q4S4.
silver certificates, 62963
Bar silver 6l.
Mexican dollars, Az.
Government bonds. steady; Ref. reg.
ref. and coupon, 1.05A 50 reg, lole
do. coupon, n; new Is, reg, and coup,
| 1.S7A, old As reg, and coup. l.l31s; IS,
reg. and coup, 1.lOA
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Before Judge stewart.

The entire time before Judge Stewart
this forenoon was consumed In hearing
plaintiffs testimony in the case OF
Resale Morris VS. ID. G. Mclaughlin,
which was transferred from Summit
county TO this county for the purpose
of taking testimony. The decision VIII
be rendered In Summit county The
plaintiff nut in her testimony thismorn,,
ing, when the hearing was postponed
until March 5 at which time the de-
PENDANT will endeavor to prove his side
Of case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
BAD MAN AND A GUN.
Con. Jones at Murray Draws Win
chester Oh John Dennan.

County Attorney Christensen today
filed complaint with Justice McMil-
Ian. of Murray, against Con. Jones,
charging him with assaulting one, John
Denman with deadly weapon.
Jones kept boarding house near the
Highland Boy smelter. at Murray, and
he and the complaining witness had
a little alteration over some trifiiing
matter, few days ago. Yesterday
Denman went TO the boarding house to
pay Jones O bill, whereupon Jones Is
said to have covered him with Win
chester rifle and threatened TO fill him
full Of lead II he did not leave at once.
The clearinghouse keeper, 1t Is said,
was largely under the influence OF liq-
uor at the time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, Neb., Feb. l5,-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1 800. Best strong, others easier.
Native beef steers l00Q525; western
steers 8 5OG l40 Texas steers 3.oO@3sOi
cows and heifers So0@S.s5. Gamers l.l5
62.sS; stockers and feeders 3.25d4.40;
calves 4.OOd725; bulls, stays, etc, 2'5Oq
4.25
Hogs-Receipts 1900, slower to :
cents lower Heavy 5.2iiaQ5,SS; mixed
5.e5a5.27ib; light 5.lQq62S; pigs 45O@
BIO. bulk Of salves 5.25@5gliA-
sheep-Receipts 900. Active ana
steady; yearllngs iioaA15; wethers 400
Gl5O ewes 350ISSO; common and
stock sheep 9.65G3.S5; lambs l2SG5.lO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

Sam c. Park cashier Of the Bank Of
Commerce, returned to Salt Lake yes
terday from brief trip TO California.
While In San Francisco Mr.. Park saw
Joe Lippman, who stated to him that
he was no longer connected with SEN
afor Kearns, and that his visit 10 Call
fornia was in the interest Of some oil
properties In which he and other Salt
Iakers are interested. Mr.. Park had
an agreeable trip and says that Miss
Park is very much improved In health
]. p. Gardner returned to the city
Yesterday from a very successful busi-
ness trip Of five weeks in New York.
r.. w. Hanson. editor Of the Railway
and Mines Gazette OF Denver, Is In the
city. Editor Hanson is here gathering
data and photographs for an illustrated
edition of his magazine which viii deal
especially with the resources OF Utah.
r. c. Lund. Of ST. George, arrived in
Salt Lake yesterday and Is staying at
the Cullen. Mr. Lund Is a member OF
the state board OF equalization and Is
here to attend the meetings OF the
board. In speaking of the southern
portion OF the State Mr. Lund said
''The snowfall Is unusually heavy this
year and even so far south as Arizona
snow has fallen. We suffered some
from The severe cold, the high winds,
and the snow storms, on our way w
from Modena and in places where we
found the snow over three feet deeN
we had to get additional horses. IL
took US four days TO come sixty miles
by stage. There win be plenty OF water
next summer down around St George
DR.. F. G. Hill, wife and child left fol
San Francisco today.
John Hendrickson, Of Nephi. is a
guest at the Kenyon.
A. II. Thompson and wife, OF Ogden
are staying at the Kenyon.
william Langton OF the Peoples Cash
store has returned home from a two
weeks business trip TO Omaha and 9th.
er cities.
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Suit Begins Next Month.

Regarding the South swansea-Four
Aces suit l.. Il. Ritter said today that
the company is practically ready for
the fray which Is expected to come up
about the 18th of March. The diree-
ton of the work for the South Swan
sea win be IN the hands OF j. w Nell,
while Messrs. Hardness, Wilson and
Palmer vii appear for the Four Aces
Mr.. Ritter says the South swansea
wants the case settled and it viii not
be liable to go over another term,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
MANHATTAN JUMPS.
News OF Copper stains Sends Stock
to Higher Figures.

Quite a Jump occurred In Manhattan
stock yesterday afternoon on news that
copper stained rock had been encoun-
tered in the tunnel, w. G, h. Allen tel
ephoned out in the evening and verified
the report He says he does not antic-
ipate that the vein has been cut Ac-
cording to surface indications 1t Is 700
feet further ahead, Mr.. Allen says the
tunnel Is probably running near MS
sure. The property lies west of south
from the Lower Mammoth.
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RIDGE a. VALLEY MEETING.
Capitalization Has Been Cut Down
New Directors Chosen.

At the recent annual meeting OF the
Ridge & Valley Mining company the
shareholders voted unanimously to cut
down the capitalization from 100000
shares OF the par value Of 80 cents each
to 100000 shares of the par value OF 81
each. The following directors were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
w. II. Wallace. s. II, Auerbach, j. c.
McChrystal, John II. McChrystal, Delos
Lombard, H. J Wallace and Theo.
Meyer The board win be organized
later. Messrs Wallace and Meyer ex-
pect to visit the property next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15

taken from car OF ore marketed this
week which, unknown to its owners,
carried great deal OF the native metal.
The shipment was taken from the 700
level Of the Northern Spy recently pur-
chased from Mefsrs. Knight and Loose
for $4,000 Reports from the Carisa
state that the ore has not been tapped
on the $50 level but the outlook is very
nromfginV
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TRANSFERS.

Ajax, 800 a 77A 800 q n; 300 @ 77as;
800 a I'M; 100 q I'M.
Lower Mammoth, 100 q 1895; 100 %
50. 90: 100 a So 81; 200 a. $2.gs; 200 q
50. 90, 100 a 81 80; 100 % s2gSls.
Mammoth. 100 q S2.17H 100 q 81. l6i
100 a 81. l5ls; 100 a s2.l5.
May Day, 100 q AN; 100 a 4l%; 100
a 424
Northern Light, 1000 a 81; 1000 o
So. -.
Ontario, 100 q S.22is; 100 @ s72S; 600
@s7. 80; 100 u $40: 100 a. S.SI; 100 q
81. &c; 100 q $3.50. seller 10 days.
Sacramento, 800 a 1855.
Silver Shield 900 a. 22h
Star Con-. 100 a 1874 100 a 76S; Loo
a rs; 200 q 76h, 200 a 7elsi 100 q
1914. 100 a 75& 700 a 75%; 1000 a. 1914
400 q 75Ss; LOCO q 15h.
Tesora, 100 q i3la.
valeo, 900 q 36; 100 @ 3s%; 800 q
S6h.
ben Butler. $500 a ~; 1000 q 7%i
1000 Il az; 100 q T.
Boston q De Lamar, 5000 q sI.5O.
Dalton, 1900 IL ga.
Joe Bowers 52i q lh.
Little Chief, 1000 q l2A.
Manhattan, 1000 a III 10000 q !.
Martha Washington, 800 u a..
Yankee Con, 800 a lOis.
Shares sold, 1921.
VIM. N. Child stock Broker,
400 Dooly Block, Telephone G9l-2.
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CHICAGO MAR ETS.

Chicago, Feb. 15.-May wheat opened
at 75% to 75N. sold off TO 75S Close:
Wheat--Feb, 7Sh; March, 1873; May,
75ia.
Corn-Feb., Ssa; May, 4Oh.
Oats--Feb., 23ss9Is; May, 25%@h.
Pork-Feb., 14O5; May, l420.
Lard--Feb., 7.41h May, 755; July,
76O Sept, 7.671a.
Ribs-Feb., 7.O7la; May, 11sk; Sept,
1926,
Cash: Wheat-No. red, 7lik475%;
No. 3 red, 72g75; No hard winter,
71tsG7Sl9; No. 3 hard winter, 6si2QI21s (;
No, northern spring, 7ShQ'6; No. 3
spring. 65hqH
Oats-No. 2, 2Slk, No. 3, 25A.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb lj.--Cattle-
Receipts 5000. Steady; native steers
4.5OM5 80: Texas steers 315q4.50; Texas
COWS, 2.7OQ35O; native cows and heifers
2.504i75; stockers and feeders 3004
4.T0: bulls SO0a45O; calves 4OO@6.I5.
Hogs--Receipts $4,000, steady. BULK
OF sales 5.S0d5.4O; heavy 5.S54542l9;
packers 5.3Od5iO; mixed 5.22hab4O;
light 52OQ5S5; workers 5'l5ab,SO; pigs
45O05O5.
Sheep-Receipts 10000. STEADY; NUT
tons S.75G445; lambs i.sO@j,2O.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Receipts, $500. Steady; good
to prime steers, 4.90q6.OO; poor to
medium. S.40Q4SO; stockers and feed
ers. 2.65a4.5O; cows, 2. 55ai.l5; heifers,
2.GOdi.S5: Gamers, 1.S5q2. so; bulls,
2.4OGi4.25; calves, 4.000i.70; Texas
grassers 3.3OGS so; Texas bulls, 2.5Og
SEQ.
Hogs-Receipts. today. $4,000; tomor-
row. $4,000; left over 200. Opened
steady, closing strong Top, 54l1s'
Mixed and butchers, 5.25q6.i5i good 10
choice heavy 5.35q5.4l1a; rough
heavy. 5.2ed6 20; light. 6,25a5.45, bulk
of sales, 535@5.45.
sheep-Receipts 5000. Steady; good
10 choice wethers, SS5Q4.5O; fair to
choice mixed. 3.5Od4OO; western sheep,
3. 9OG4. 50. Texas sheep 2,50qS6O; ma
tive lambs. 4.25Q5.S0; western lambs,
b.O0d5. 3d.
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CON. MERCUR TALK.
A Reason Assigned for Passing Of
the Last Dividend.

The Boston News Bureau says. Con-
solidated Mercur will not pay a divi-
dend before April. when the regular
quarterly dividend will be resumed.
| was told by one Of the old Mercur
stockholders that the actual reason for
passing the dividend was that the COM
panye was In debt for $4,000 70 Capt
De La Mar for supplies at Golden Gate.
The directors, with one exception,
wanted TO pay this before they paid
any dividend. In addition II Is neces-
sary to put In three roasters which win
cost the company $4,000. In regard to
the ore in the mine there IL large
quantity Of sulphlde or roasting ores
in both the Mercur and Golden Gate,
and 200 tons n day Of this character
Of ore could easily be produced The
oxldzed ore is getting somewhat ox-
hausted and Is hard TO find In large
quantities. The roasting capacity now
Is 400 tons per day and about 300 tons
per day Of oxides are being used, When
The new roasters are put In, 500 tons
per day OF sulphlde and 200 tons Of
oxides can be used, giving a total OF
600 ions per day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

on washIngton's birthday the pupils
Of the Twenty-first ward Sunday school
will be rendered reception and ball by
the officers and teachers Of that organ
iEation. In the afternoon all the mem
bers OF the classes below the second In
iermedlate class are 10 be entertained.
The order OF the afternoon Will be fnu-
sic, dancing and refreshments.
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nENNrR LIVE sTOCK.

Denver. Feb. l5.-Cattle--Receipts,
az Active and lower; beef steers. $50
Mt5o. cows. SOOIS.75: feeders. freight
maid 10 river S.0OdAiO; stockers do,
a,2bGl40 bulls. stays, etc, zVop5lo
Hogs-Receipts. 400. Five cents lower;
packers. 5.20q5.25; mixed ana heaVy'
b.25d5.90
Receipts. 800 Active and low
err: good fat muttons, 3.25qStV; lambs
425dA90. ~
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SPECIAL STOCK DIVIDEND.
Declared at a Meeting of Utah Sugar
Company Directors.

The directors Of the Utah Sugar COM
pany met today and declared a spec
ial stock dicidend of 80 per cent, which
act raises the capitalization Of the COM
pany TO an even million dollars.
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SCHOOL HOUSE BROKEN INTO.

Some time last night the Whittmer
school house on Fifth South, between
West Temple and First West, was
broken into by gang of young hood
lums. who. apparently. We're bent on
doing all the damage they could. After
ringing the bell for an hour or So they
stole the bell cord and also a number
OF books. The matter was reported to
the police, and they are looking into
the case.
For Cold in the Head
Laxative -Qulnine Tablets.
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BuTTER AND EGGS.

New York, Feb. H.-Butter-Re-
ceipts. 1905 packages. Firm. Fresh
creamery, l6Q22isc; June creamery
l5d2Oc; factory, ilql5c.
Eggs-Receipts. 6,s66 packages; weak.
Western at mark, lsglshc, Southern
at mark, lSGlsc.
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SAN FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET

San Francisco. Cal, Feb. ii.--Wool
quotations. Spring-Nevada. nQl3ci
Eastern Oregon. 10Qlsc Valley Oregon,
iAd15c. Fall--Mountain lambs, sql0c
san Joaquin plains, l69l7c; Humboldt
and Mendocino, lOqllc,
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San FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco. Feb. 15-Wheat
steady; May, 1o07S; Dec, l.o5h; cash.
96h
Barley-No sales: cash, 7s&,
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Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
eestive organs win be regulated and
YOU will be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind OF work: This has
been the experience OF others Il
viii be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold BY all medicine dealers. 20 cts.
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or roytfs WOOL.

81. Louis. Mo. Feb. l5.-Wool. dull
and weak: territory and western medl-
ums, l5ai7ci fine. l2ql5c; coarse. l2q
l4thc
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Today's Clearings,. q. :. ,.HiS,A.Vt
Same day last year. -. Sii,lVO.h
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Chicago. Feb. ii-on the produce ex.
change today the butter market was &C.
tive; creamery. 1iaaic; dairy, lihgisc;
cheese active. i0hGliAc; eggs, dull. at
mark, cases included, lSc.
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MASS MEETING.
Scofleld Miners to Meet and Discuss
the Strike This Afternoon.

tSPEC1AL TO TIE "NEWS
Scodeld, Utah. Feb. l5.-No new de-
velopments today Everything very
quiet. Miners mass meeting to be held
today at 3 O'Clock
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Red Wing Vein Is Large.

Messrs. Curtis, Orcm and Kidwell OF
the Red Wing directorate, returned
from Bingham last evening after eN-
amlning the Red Wing which Is giving
such good account Of itself these days
through the Teachnor lease, MT. TUG
Us said today that fully s-foot breast
~ ore WAS In sight there yesterday.
The ore Is said to be running peter
In lead and the outlook j. extremely en-
couraeing, In the Williams lease =
foot streak OF pay ore Is IN sight me
company Is concentrating s'art,ne
work with the royalty supplied from u'e
recent shipments OF the leasers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
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II your liver is on! of order, causing
BiIiousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation. take a dose OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-15
Na,ive Conner from the Spy.

some very fine specimens Of native
copper may be seen at the oiiice OF lne
Carisa Mining company. Ihey "ere