Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14

Thatcher Bros, B'kg Co., logan. ll4,O0
First National Bank. ogden -. 1900
Rocky Mountain Bell Tel Goa. 10000
Davis County Bank, Pennington. 10000
Barnes Banking Co, Kaysyllle. .,.2l0.00
| Ogden Savings Bank .,..a..,... 1890
La Grande Sugar Co... go. ,.....,llb.OO
Con. Wag. 4 Mach. Co., preferred 1901 90
| Greeley Sugar C0.....,... $50, .,l25.OO
Logan sugar Common. -. '....lSD.VV
BONDS.
| Church Bonds ......,..,..... ...... iO3A
Consolidated Ry. & Power Co.....l01
sumpter Valley 80. .,.,.. ...,.lOf
Peter Merron has the masonry con-
tract on the Holy Cross hospital extern
sion at $4,000
Cheaper grades OF teas will be adj
vanced cents per pound July 1. This
is done by the growers to even up for
the coming reduction Of duties In this
country.
Two cars OF structural steel have ar
rived from Omaha for the new addition
TO the Y. c. N. ], and five more are In
transit
st. Marks school house on First
South street. opposite the old city hall,
has been sold 10 Charles s. Wilkes and
John A. Enrgent for Sl0,600, and the
money will be used In Increasing the
accommodations at Rawland Hall. The
building was erected 20 years ago by
Bishop futile, and many now promln-
ent citizens OF this city received there
their elementary education. The school
was given up In 1891 when the present
public school system was started and
the building has been used as q cOlored
church, indoor picncs and various
other purposes, The building VIII be
remodeled for business purposes.
Real estate men say that while the |
market Is dun in this city, II is lively |!
enough In Denver and Butte.
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There II considerable query In oil |
circles why W. /, Roberts and Nelse |
foungberg. OF the Utah-Callfornla COM
pany, are working all alone on the well |
OF the company at Green River. The
well is down l.SO0 feet, and the two are
very silent about their performances.
II is reported that oil is about TO be
struck In profitable quantities.
Work Of reconstruction on the Morlan
block Is progressing fayoraby, now
that the difficulty between the proprie-
.ors OF the European restaurant and
Frank Wilson has been adjusted, and
With the addition OF two stories and
he rear extension, the building will be
'ne OF the largest hosterles in the city.
The new addition to the Telephone
on State street is rising rapid
y In the air. II is being very solidly
constructed, and when finished will be
very serviceable structure.
The work of finishing up the interior
II the Elks' building is progressing SO
'apdly that Il viii be but few days
before the fine building will be handed
'ver to It's future occupants.
A distinguished German visitor Is due |
n this city shortly from Denver In
he person Of Baron Max Oppenheim,
II Berlin, an experienced diplomat and
cholar who has been sent out by the
ierman emperor to study into the se-
rets OF the progress Of this country.
The baron has been In Denver for the
asst few days at the Brown palace ho-
ell where marked attentions have been
hown him. He Is giving special atten-
Ion 10 the mining, commercial. indus
rial and Irrigation and manufacturing
interests OF this country. upon which |
y Will report directly to the emperor
{ Germany.
Baron Oppenheim is scholar, an
uthor Of worldwide reputation,
rayeler who has visited all the prin- ]
ipal countries Of the globe. He has the
manners Of the diplomat and he was
rained In that profession. His head
uarters when on regular duty are In
afro, Egypt where he fills the posi- =
lon OF imperial German counselor OF !
egation. q
Baron ODpenheim has letters of In d
reduction to leading citizens from Q
ONE OF the greatest inanolers and
usness men In America Among them N
nay be named George ], Could j. Pier
ont Morgan and August Belmont. His r,
'tters are addressed to leading rail- d.
Dad men, mining men and inanclers. c,
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