Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
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Deseret National bank =. =. .s2SO.0O
n. Z. NJ. Loo. ,.... .,.. ...,.,.., lbOW
Home Fire Insurance CO.. .. 1880
Utbh sugar 20, - - .,,.., l0'Sl
ogden sugar 70. ..,. .., ,......,. 320UV
state Bank Of Utah, 81. e.. =. l4i0O
Desaret savings bank. -. g.. 80. 2l20O
Commercial National bank ...... 10000
Zion's say. Bank & Trust Co... 1890
Provo Com. & Savings bank 49,. 1850
Lahl Com & Savings bank. .o 10000
Thatcher Bros Bkg. Co. Logan lli0O
First National bank. Ogden...a $1,000
r., NJ. b. Tel. CO... q. O.. a.. go. 10000
Davis County hank. Pennington 10000
Barnes Banking Co., Kaksyllle, 2l0OO
Ogden Savings bank. . =. .. % 1850
La Grande Sugar Co. -. nam 1000
Con, w. & NJ. Co., pfd. d. =. 49," 10000
Greedy Sugar Co.. d. q. imam l2a.0O
Logan Sugar Co. g.. q" .,.'r l2o'VO
BONDS.
Church bonds. ..,,,, 90, e." .,'''lU5A
Con Ry & Power Co.. q, =, 49,. lOl
S, l.. city Ry., can be taken up In
lsO5. "."...,... ,,....,, ',''t.'lV5
Sumpter Valley, -, I"..,, ,..,",lW
At the meeting OF the board Of dlrec.
tors Of the Utah Sugar company, held
on Wednesday, Manager Cutler an.
nounced that he had received with the
compliments OF Mr.. Spencer ClawsOn,
the first bag Of sugar turned out by
The sugar company In October 1901,
The bag stamped 'Lot !, No, | - en-
closed Ia a neat glass case. was upon
Mr. Cutters desk The board accept
ed Il and returned a vote of thanks 10
Mr. Clawson for his courtesy This sack
OF sugar was auctioned of IN front OF
Cunnington Co.'S establishment and
was bought by Mr.. Clawson for $40 He
has preserved Il ever since with the
intention Of some day presenting 1t to
the Sugar company Their removal
into their new and elegant quarters In
the Deseret News building was fitting
time for the presentation, and the sack
viii be permanently kept there as a
souvenir,
The excavation for the Keith build
ing Is nearly completed. 1t has been
a heavy and tedious job owing to I'M
expected obstacles having been met
with In the way OF relics Of the early
days which were encountered from time
10 time in the shape Of wells, cesspools,
old foundations and lots Of other
things. But no ancient grave yard
was unearthed. and no skeletons for
reporters to write fairy stories about
with r0mances OF possible murders.
The finding OF decayed skeletons Is al
ways a regular find" for yellow jour-
nal reporters, and the remains Of Alex.
r. Stewart are still being found In
eastern mortuary finds by enterprislng |
newspaper men. But Stewards body. |
like John Browns soul, Is still march |
ing on. The laying Of concrete founda-
lions at the Keith site will begin by |
another week. The cellar seems to be |
deep enough for 10 story building.
The week has been an unusually |
quiet one in business circles the past |
week. A prominent banker remarked |
this morning, that he could hardly ac- |
count for II unless II was the result Of |
quietness In mining stock circles. He |
had noticed that people on the streets |
were unusually deliberate about their |
motions, and that the hurry and skur-
ry 50 frequently noticed In the city's
business centers was missing, There
has been no furry In the money mar
tet, only II has been noticed that the
hearings are falling considerably be-
ow those OF last year at this time,
Changes In the stock market are
Iscribed as the occasion Of this. !