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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
THE WEEK ON
THE EXCHANGE.
Ajax, Little Chief and Lower Nam
moth Were the Features
BEN BUTLER SHOWS GAINS.
Mammoth aud Grand Central quite
Tirm MAJ nay ttas Advanced
star CON, ActiNc.

Business closed on The mining eX-
change today with the sale of $500
shares nr l0g3Sl The sales for the
week amounted TO Sl3i2i2.SS. which
rapressrtsd the sale Of lsO029 shares OF
stock. Ajax was the most Interesting
feature ON the board this week Mhth
IN advanced from tl on Monday 90
around ulS later 300 the week no
change was reported in the properly
and none Us expected FOR some ume,
Tbe squirt was largely from sympathy
berauss 0f the advance ln Lower Mann
moth adjoining. Lower Mammoth
cI03ag the week very strong as the re-
suit of two shipments. the last one "i
which assaved nearly $50 per ton. ON
Monday the stock might have been pun
chased at 1896, but d, stood ilrm arouhl
$3.50 per share today
Mammoth opened the week with the
sale OF 100 shares 40 &,2S and, after
nucuating between narrow hmil.,
closes around limits closes around N-.-'.
con Mercur slumped 10 $3.50 ON news
of The passing of the dividend, nut II
has since climbed 10 better than &.QO.
Grand Central sold up 10 $G.O' THIS
week. but it was little weaker louhy
when 100 shares were traded In AZ
sos May Day has advanced from IS
10 Al during the week and u closes firm
an that figure Dexter has shown con-
siderable activity this week around
Sill per share while Northern llght
has nuctuated greatly because OF an-
other assessment levy and unlmportant
rumors regarding the property, Little
chief has furnished one Of the most
pleasant surprises this week owing TO
a strike on the 600 level After selling
between 10 and ~ yesterday the stock
moved up 10 10 today sunbeam rs
quite strong around iliA while Ben But
Ter has gained several points during The
week, advancing 20 "a today with the
sale OF 1000 shares. Naleo Is un-
changed OF 30, as is star Con around
S2N. Sacramento remains firm az N,
while silver shield shows no change az
26ib. Daly-West has sold up 10 S29
during the week. Manhattan has shown
some activity no from 3 10 r. Yankee
con. is "a little weaker as ls Joe Bow
ers Galona has shrunk because OF q
cent assessment levy but Eagle ana
Blue Bell continues % DE quite iirm
Closing quotations We're posted as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
TRANSFERS

Ajax, 100 at %. 100 at gS; 100 M 9Sg.
200 a, 90. 100 at gSis, 500 at g5 300 NJ
siH; 100 at 94h 100 az gl4, 100 at %.
100 az %: 900 at 9iA 900 at 9ps: 100 at
95h 800 at 9iA 100 40 g3s. 100 AZ %.
100 at 93A. 900 at $685.; 400 at 9i'3, 100
az 9i7s,
Grand Central, 100 at &5.qS.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at A.32H 100 at
4.30.
Mammoth. 100 at s2.25ls, 100 at 2.2G;
800 at 2.25.
May Day. 300 at ~
Northern Light. 1000 au
Sacramento 1000 at 3s, seller ton
days.
Silver shield 900 az 26l.
Star Con, 300 at SO; 100 at S2N; 100 al
spa 100 at S27s,
Sunbeam. 900 az ilia.
Valco 900 at 30
Ben Butler. 1000 at pa.
Little chief 800 az "a; 1000 AZ n 800
at l47s
Manhattan. 5000 at a,: 1000 az =.
Shares sold $500.
Selling value. f0g5S.S7.
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so; one yearlirg for $40, a two-year,
old for SIS. MILFORD Day Of Parowan
Utah. one lamb ram sired by Sampson
SlGn and one lamb eve for So
Roy Hail OF Crawford. Ncb., bought
one owe lamb for Sj5. a two-year-olt
eve a prize sheep at the fair last fall
for $50. one lamb eve for $50, and a
half-brother 10 Sampson for SIPS John
II. Seely Of MI Pleasant, Utah, bought
@ prize lamb at last years fair for
$3.50, one eve lamb for $50. After this
sale Harding & Sons OF Waukesha. Wis,
put up for public sale ten German m
ported Rambuuillet sheep. but AFTER
selling three at a low figure. one o.
j. C.. Massey a yearling ram for $1i, 4
prize winning ram TO j. II. Jensen for
il2j, and another ram 90 Massey for
SO. Mr.. Harding called of the sale, as
he was not getting enough for his
sheep. Mr. Massey, who was In Ger
many last fall, saw these same sheep
az the fairs there, whore they We're pur-
chased by Harding & Sons,
The Baldwin Sheep and Land conf
pany sold twenty-five head OF Ram
bouillets 90 Bishop Bennion ot Nernal
Utah. for $1,000, Jack Edwards making
the sale
George Adams. Of Cresstone. Colo.
sold thirty-fve head of grade Here
foris for $500 TO S. H. Hansen Of Hy-
rum, Utah. This was the largest cat
De sale by any one man yesterday
Barclay q Sons of West Liberty. Ia,
sold four Shorthoms. two helfers and
two bulls for 500
Dick Hudnall sold Eve head Of Short
horns for $3.50 joe Hatch OF lIeber
purchased two heifers FOR $500. one bull
was sold 20 Mr. Evans for $500. and two
hoifers to another Heber man for 1926
Harding d Sons shipped one Cots
void and three Rambouillet sheep to
Idaho last night
George Morgan of Nebraska who has
charge of the Adams herd of Herefords.
sold thirty-dye bulls yesterday TO 5,
Hansen Of Hyrum. Utah lie refused to
state the price they brought.
j NJ. Whitney of Evanston. j. H..
Guild of Piedmont. and C.. 4. Robinson
ot opal Wyo. have during the past
week purchased. either by private sales
or by auction about twenty-five prize
bulls, which win be shipped today
over the Short Line
Barclay a Son Of West Liberty, Ia,
sold yesterday two heifers and two
bulls, Shorthorns, 10 +. H. Hanson OF
Lyon Ida. for $3.50.
The committee on the cattle exhibit
decided 10 keep the show open today
and this afternoon great crowd is eN-
pected. Barclay & Sons VIII auction of
the rest of their cattle th's afternoon
md other sales are expected
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THE GRAND CENTRAL
Has Improved Greatly in the Past
Year Strike ON 1000 Level.

Mr. Thomas Weir was at his desk to-
Jay after visiting several properties I'm
Tintic district during the past week.
While away Mr. Weir went through
the Grand Central and was very much
Impressed with what be saw, The mine
Is said TO be In much better condition
than 20 was a year ago. \ fine body Of
gold and silver ore has lately been
opened up on the 1000 level and the
management expects TO cut IL any day
ON the hoo level Big ore reserves are
also in sight ON the 200 level and the 800
Us said 90 be looking well.
OF the Ajax. Mr. Weir said there Is
nothing new Within so or 10 feet the
hssurn may De cresscut IN which the
Lower Mammoth ore has been found,
but mt present the mine Is precisely the
same as 10 was two weeks ago.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

tunnel about $500 feet further the
Crescent Hll nssure would be tapped
Ht a depth Of upwards OF 1000 feet.
Another strong reason Us said 10 be the
fact that the King ore bodies have been
followed "a mile ON their dip towards
the Crescent Hill hssure II is also
said that the King ore body IS now
within 5000 feet Of the Crescent Hill
tissue aud II Is the opinion Of more than
one prominent mining man that the
silver King contact vein win be found
ultimately TO run into the assure.
Meantime Mr. kearns OF the King man.
agement b. following his carefully laid
plans which bids fair 10 make the great
bonanza one OF the biggest and most
long lived mines In the country.
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FORGERY AND FRAUD.
.IsrEcML no THE oNEws.

[spECIAL TO THE "NEWs.'l
Chicago. Ills. Jan. l9.-The superior
court today appointed a recorder i'I a.
+. Lewis, and made the Imperial MID
ing company a party a bill has been
filed by W. b. Weeks, late county
treasurer OF Greeley county Nebra'AA
charging Lewis with being a deiauV"
and fugitive from justice. r. a. pan
Kin mas also filed bin In United sti,ss
circuit court 70 set aside the chafl,.
of the mining company. and 10 recover
the mines. charging Lewis with forge
ny and fraud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Committee on Constitution and by
Laws Makes Its Report,

owing 10 the press Of business that
rs on the hands Of the sheep men 90
was decided this afternoon 10 cut out
the majority of papers that bad been
scheduled IN the official program. but
90 include them I'm the records of the
meeting and publish them in full in th.
next number OF the National Shepherd s
Bulletin, the official organ Of the Ma
t.0nal Wool Growers association. This
order was not carried out IN lis entirety
however, owing TO the fact that the
various committees were not ready TO
report. By way Of adding instruction
90 the occasion, Chairman Bennett dur
ing the time that thg committees We're
celebrating, asked the secretary 10
read an interesting paper chat had been
forwarded by Cornelius Hedges secre-
tlry Of the State board Of sheep COM
missloners OF Montana, upon Forest
Reservations.
FOREST RESERVATIONS,
After dwelling upon the value OF for
est reservations 10 protect and feed the
springs of the great rivers. The paper
proceeded TO set forth that within the
last decade thirty-eight forest reser-
vations embracing more than i6 100000
acres have been created I'm the United
States and more than that number Of
additional reservations are in Contem-
platoon Forest reserves alone. how
ever. will not suffice 10 meet the de-
m8nds OF retaining arid lands. as set
forth by the papers read, 10 win Doe also
necessary 90 construct reservoirs and
indulge I'm irrigation. Returning 20 the
subject Of reservations the subject Of
forest fires was dwelt upon at length,
and a protest entered against the gov
eminent encouraging the breeding OF
beasts Of prey upon The reservations.
such as mountain lions and wolves
which deyastate the n0cks ana herds
Fleece has been the guest OF all ages.
especially in the north temperate zone
the home of those races distinguished
for courage. energy. intelligence and
love OF liberty Especially in secret
story and among Gods chosen people
the lamb was the highest type Of limo
cence and peace. And until the gospel
OF peace and good will has made IT'S
complete conquest Of the human race.
no nation or race that expects 20 be
counted In the survival Of the flttest.
win neglect 10 foster the sheep indus
try. The age OF war and shoddy viii
some time cease and one Of the charac.
teristics Of the good time coming viii
be-. we may be sure. "all wool and a
yard wide
Al the conclusion 90 the paper the
committee on constitution ana bylaws
through It's chairman. A. s. Gosney, OF
Arizona, presented the following amend
ed constitution and bylaws. The re-
port was being taken up section by Sec
tlon and analysed by the delegates
when this report closed.
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS.
The constitution and bylaws Of the
National Wool Growers Association
Preamtle-We. the undersigned, wool
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I,IEI,.

LISTON-In Salt Lake City. Utanl, az
7.l5 a. m. January 10, 1901 Mel, ~,
Wallace Liston, OF bronchitis. M
deceased was In the forty-elsuH
year OF her age. She leaves one SOU
b. A. Perkins.
Funeral services viii be held az y"
North Second West street Mohq"!
January 2lst, at 2 .. m, at when p'sS.
the remains may be Viewed by iIieN''
from II a. m, 20 ? p. m.
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Ask
For 1t.

Hundreds OF good housekcepers who
have used Three Grown Baking Pow
der Extracts and Spices win use no
other kind as they know the brand
Three Crown guarantees them a pure
ana good article at lower price than
the imported goods would cost Ask
your grocer for the "Thrce Crown
brand the next time YOU order goods in
our line.
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A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS.

MCCORMICK & co.

Number Of Delegates and Visitors .....30O
Daily expenses capita. ,S 1850
OF six days 22l00@
The weeks bank c.earings,, 3O'2iGW
Last weeks bank clearings.. 35Gi03W
There can live has been
of large benefit Salt Lake although course
cult 70 estimate satisfactory accuracy
of money stockmen and their the city
conservative estimate however place
IN nghbohood quarter Of million Of dollars again
no kept number have been
the It known that there ln delegates
70 convention but Of the friends delegates
people salt Lake merely advantage cheap
rates the city been kept
number OF strangers has been yariousy estimated
thousand Martin the stock
that the number he prob
ably pretty idea OF what talking about this being
live that he has taken part looks
under these circumstances that 5000 very
ton during week Then diver
spent
Much shopping has been and much money has been
spent n profitable ways while more has been
squandarel. Several known got rid Of as
$500 weeks sxpend-
reached this figure. Men Who the knowing about
estimate daily expenditures per capita at
dollars Taking $3.50 fair average the sum
for the six days would 50 The carngs for
the week show year OF yi362l
he banks showing their de-
posts these be taken the receipts
affected that nothing 10
do With Then the sales public and private have
amounted 10 $4,000 that all things considered OF
quarter Of million Of dollars be safely within bounds
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STATISTICAL REPORTS.

The Bishops OF the wards. and the
presidents of the Elders quorums of
the Salt Lake Stake of Zion. who are
remiss with these reports. are requested
10 see that they are sent Immediately
20 the office Of the Presidency OF the
Stake,
JAMES d. STERLING.
Clerk OF stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

would be- presented to the convention
later on I'm the day
The convention then took an adjourn
ment until 1880
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growers and sheep breeders OF theta,
/ ed states, 10 order 90 secure for "
/ business VI wool growing and bra.f..
/ lIal uesl'e on encouragement and r.'
| lection which lbs Increasing lmnlri',.
/ demands and Ia order TO urtb.I (.
! interests Of this industry n overg
| climate way. do make. orlair and
tablihs this constitution for ours..''
as an associate body
Article 1.-The name OF this as.....
| ton shall be THE National Wo.Io-.
| ers' Association of the United st....,
Article 1.-The object of thi. ...
citation shall be 10 carry into effect 4.
purposes before set forth aq vsl
others which shall in any way c5ri.
10 the promotion and advanccma8,
the Industry
Article lli.-All members of s..
Wool Growers association and .i
members OF the New England W
Growers association are mpml.r.
this association, and any wool p....
or sheep breeder may become uIar....
OF this association by the paymarf o
an annual due OF one dollar. for Wb.t
he shall also receive the official .rs.'
OF the association
Article lN.-The officers OF this ss,..
,.,','o'' S''''' 'ollslSl or @ pft'alntvN
,....,.',..' 1871 -9aSui'h -hl 40
.",,,,.,i,, 'g'''i'''y 'ee, INV 'Neoll'e
grnn, ' n'c, s '.o, ',l' 5 y, y. meml'
I-nite6 Stoi.. g,', ''t ,.i'',lo'' OF .'-
shall ronstit,t. ~ o,,o ,,,,D'' -. l' "l.l
lsrt and ',.ico ,,,,'s,,5.,,,' .t.i, ". .'s,'
Gio mombarg ~ ,h. . S,',''' ns eA'1-.'
mitteo. ''A'
ArtICle VA poatfpg of t5fe.......
lion SHAH be- hold onca IA v.9r IN, ...'.
time and place as he ev.rufr,., , ..-
mittee may determine. A sp...,I ,,...
ing may be called st any time KY.
ever by the president When d..r.
necessary by him. or on the written b..
Guest OF not less than five members .f
the association
Article Nl-The president vice rr.s..
dent and executive committee shah be
elected by the association each year w
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LOST.

A LARGE SIZE BLANK oHECh B go
about a week ago Return 10 SO Aue''
Building.
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THE WOOL GROWERS
HAVE THEIR TURN

CONTINUED from page one)
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No per-en need die % ssnssrsss u they
are promptly and properly treated. The
proper and Natural treatment - Ia reiiev-
ing The corgs-tion and pressure on the
brain ~ generous application Of hot
ssls water With large to-eis over the head.
face. week. sud ehes,. snlsiihs eonges;iea
has disappeared. Loosen the elothing and
place the sufferer in the shade, bat keep
hin oat Of doors u possible. have
kro~a maay 10 have srssms ~heo re-
moved 10 The close. bot hease air. Give
internally. Il temperate person. plenty Of
hos water and whiskss. to rQuaiize the
circulation and tcns up the heart.
lfthc person v intcmperatc lsnd eight
ont of every nine are give a teaspooRfai
q aromatic spirits OF -rumouia In glass
OF bot water. apd contiaue this treatment
Tor 90 20 - minutes. The patient viii
raiis sud seon be oct Of danger. aud will
IN fc~ hours be permanently well. ~hcre-
a. az he should recover after having passed
throurh the Ice watcr treatment, his brain
- injured Years. II not for life.
! made this discovery Of the efficacy OF
hot salt waiter many years ago. and have
nercf lost patient. man Or beast. ! have
taken diving people, heads cot Of pans Of
cracked leo and salt. and on cakes OF ice
and shaved them all
This treatment Is not IN the books. aud
for this reason many Intelligent pcrsous
have reiected b. bot 10 is good common
sense, and sucressfui every timc. az the
same Thomas O.. Herron. " d.. in Cin-
ciunut Enquirer
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CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY \ GREAT
FAVORiTE.

lhr soothing and healing properties of
this remedy. iis pleasant taste aud prompt
ard rcrmHrcut cures hste made &C. great
,.rnfiie uiih people cfcrvv hers. Dc Be-
especially urifrd hf moihcrs OF smell chile
drcu for colds, 'four and vheoping cough.
as % aiuaYs affords qnict sclicf, and se DO
contains no opium or other harmful drug.
% may he given as confidently to lahs
as io su aduit for saic Boy D w. kcu1
500
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Don't wait until YOU become chronicai-
~ cousiipaicd boz take DcNni's Little
ka-ly Mssrs nov and then. They will
keep your liver ard bowels in good order
Easy 90 take. Safe pills. Head, Sloan
and TAYLOR. 80
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a never iaiiing care tor Gets. burrs. ul-
ce~s. scsias. ~euads sad sorss j. Dewitt's
Witch Hazel Sslse 4 saosi sceghina
aad hssiinr rruejs ;er sii skia affections.
Aereri calls ihe rcnoiac Head. slesn
sna TAYLOR "a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19

The purchase Of mules fer she British
arm, IN South Africa was re>an<d LAST
week n Ksas.s cits after an interval Of
three tnonfhs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19

A lsis suggestion 10 progressive railroad
managers - o. build freight roads ten
feet rraec With 2eo-ton cugines aud cars
holding 10 tons which will make express
speed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19

Uncle sam paid more than 81 600 .ng1
for frusporiation of mail last year which
shows u1 60 Dc reading and writing pco-
pie
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x. ". farscli, kieters,iiis. Pa, saws BE-
sraere1 - Years sifh plies ssd eoala eI,-
isin % relief estA Dewnt'e wnch Hazel
-eiee Effected pefnaaent cure. Coan-
tcstets ste serifices Hekd. Slosp
snd Taylor. ~
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sid nsriias. 1919 Howard st.. Pors Ha-
ron, Mich. ~sitcs. = have tried nspy
pills ard iaxstises. bot DcNitt's Little
Esrl> Risers arc far the best pills 1 have
ever rsed." They never grippe Head, Sloan
and Taglor. 20
You can ten great deal more about
the quality Of The housekeeping frcm the
kitchen than from the way the parios
iooks
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some meu have sgch sass amount Of
brsss TIA, msas people mistake q Tor
hrates.
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WAr,.

Laxative Qmuinc raaer
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NEnRAskA. CoLoRApoI
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ARkANaAa, cALIFoRNI6
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WISCONSIN,

MISSOURI KANSAS,
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- The BEST EOUTE To TIE :
NORTH AND EAST.I
sg1lnAs xEsnsUlEn coAenCs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-04
ADMITS PACKED JURIRS.
How the English Administer Justice
in Ireland.


London, May 3--Replying to a edepu-r
tation from the WOrkmens & Sugar
Tax association today, the chancellor.
OF the exchequer, sir Michael Kicks
Beach, declined TO consider the With
drdWal OF the sugar tax. he said il
was the most important part of the
present budget and he did not believe
that workingmen who had approved Of
the war in South Africa objected TO
pay something toward the cost
II. p. O'Connor (Irish nationalist.
member of the Scotland division Of
Liverpool, opened a fierce debate on
the Irish question by moving TO reduce
the salary of the attorney general Of
jury packing one OF the. most fragrant
evils Of legal administration in ire
1 land but that the whole system Nyas
calculated to produce abrOgation 9f
law and 70 suppress individual and
snational liberty. -
Among many citations he brought up
the case of PatrialSlA. AicHUgh (mem-
Der Tor the north division OF I1eitreim),
who was fmpriSoned because Of eds.
torfaI comments he had madeTin the
John Atkinson, attorney general rex
Piled that it would be a farce to try
members of the United Irish League by
jury composed Of members Of the
league; men who. he asserted. regarded
the law OF the league as higher than
the law Of the land. He pointed out
that juries- were selected by the crown
in order to, secure impair atty, and
declared that Catholics We're not re-
3ceted as jurors because of their being
Catholics It4-Was his own duty, he
Insisted, to. take advantage OF all means
TO remove from the jury box men who
had been tutoredstO believe that Serious
crime was not crime ~
Sir Edward James Reed fliberaIy said
the attorney general for IreIand had
admitted the practice of jurY-packtns 2.
on q large scale.
AanNs members took part IN the de-
bate among therl T. M. Russell who
said he had been packed on q Jury. a
remark which provokea Patrick % Brien
10 exclain0s
II was packed IN Jail foF. saving you
were packed
Mr.. Russell No one. need tell me that
luries are not Eacked in Ireland. FOR
have gone through the operation my
SELF
Mr. O'Connors notion was rejected
By a vote OF I53 to los.