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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-16
MINING NOTES.

Yampa lease ore to the extent OF one
car VIII be marketed today
Four cars OF Horn silver ore reached
the local market this morning.
Manager Geo II. Dern Of the Con.
Mercur left fol the property this morn
ing
The silver quotation from New York
Is 52h better by \ than that OF Sat
urday
The Albion OF Alta has shipment
OF ore awaiting sampling, as has also
the Sioux Utah Of Tinlic
ore and bullion settlements IN this
city on Saturday as reported by Nc
Cornick & Co, amounted to $50, 400.
Two cars OF Tonopah ore has been
sampled and viii be assayed today. Il
Is believed TO be extremely high grade
Manager Jacobs OF the Ben Butler
left for that Bingham property this
morning. Late developments In the
mine are said 10 be very encouraging.
The sampling Of one car Of ore from
bingham four from Frisco and two
from T0nopah was reported al the
Taylor and Brunton Office this morning.
The Wabash mine al Park city win
he visited during the present week by
John NJ Dougherty and w. W. Vision
OF the Spectator mine az Butte
NJ S. Dean, traffic manager. ana Il.
L. Clinton attorney. for the Amalga.
mated company passed through the
city last night en- route from Butte TO
Chicago.
Matt Dougherty OF the Wabash loft
this morning for that Park city prop.
erty He stated that the station at
the 900 level has been cut and that de-
yelopment work win be pushed on that
level
NJ ~ johnson Of the Newhouse star
OF engineers left Tor the Boston Con. at
Bingham this mor,'ug He said before
ienvin8 that the big compressor going
up on the property Is nearly ready FOR
a startup. The mine itself is In very
good condition.
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THE DALY-WEST
DISTRIBUTION.
The June Dividend Amounting to
$4,000 Today
GRAND TOTAL $l,6l1,OOO.
output Of Great PARK city PROPERTY
Exceeds 100000 Pounds
weekly.

The Daly-West Mining company VIII
today distribute the June dividend Of
$4,000 to It's stockholders at the rate
OF 40 cents a share. with this dividend
which Is expected TO be the last at the
rate OF 40 cents share, the company
VIII have paid to It's stockholders no
less than si,6ll,OOO in dividends
There Is little doubt that next month
$4,000 or 50 cents a share VIII be paid
II VIII surely be done said a promi-
nent stookholder yesterday II the com
pany's directors at their next meeting
do not dIclde to make certain very
big improvement to its property which
will neoesmtate the expenditure Of con-
siderable money.
The great property is yielding an
average tonnage In excess Of l,4OO
weekly, and supt. Kirby has kept de-
yelopments 80 far ahead that this can
be regularly done for an indefinite per-
lod. Mr.. Kirby is expected In the city
tonight en- route to Idaho on private
business
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AT THE RESORTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
South Fork, Provo Canyon, June Is.
The formal opening Of this popular
resort occurred today, large num-
Der being present, especially In view
Of the fact that those who spend the
summer away from the heat and dust
Of the city do not leave home much
before July /.
The day was all that could have been
desired, and doubtless no nearer the
ideal win he seen this year.
The grounds have been greatly i'm
proved with lawns and substantial
fences making the whole appearance
far more attractive. The trees have
grown with great rapidity, the foliage
increasing and in a short time the pic
ture viii resemble a veftable bowery
Great care was taken By Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Slick 10 make their guests wei.
come and comfortable and a sumptu.
Gus table with trout as the chief article
OF the fine menu was greatly enjoyed.
NOTES.
Mrs Hattie d. Abbott OF Salt Lake
was a visitor on the opening DAY.
The family Of Mayor Thompson Of
salt Lake are expected again this
summer,
Mr. and Mrs. Webster OF Salt Lake
who spent month here last year, viii
be here In the course OF week.
II D. Wheeler Of Boston spent last
Sunday breathing pure ozone,
Col, G. s. wedgwood OF Denver feast.
ed on trout here on the opening day.
Mrs. Dora NJ. Olsen Of Provo came
up from that city early in the week,
Dr. c. r Wilcox and son OF Salt Lake
were welcome guests this week. The
doctor remained two days
Mr., and Mrs G. h. Carpenter Of Salt
Lake. together with their family and
accompanied by Mrs Ridges, were
visitors June Is,
Mr. ad Mrs. ]. r. Tweyes OF Provo
came up for brief stay this week.
Misses Pauline and Elsie Moore Of
Provo were interested visitors last
Sunday
The Forks received a visit from Miss
Vie Christian OF Beaver this week.
I. Z, Hamburger OF Topeka. Kansas
enjoyed the opening festivities.
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Totals. =. ...1s.ssO shares s2s22ii2
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RETURNED FROM IDAHO.
q. IL. Allen Visited Properties IN
Rocky bar District.

After a weeks absence, during
which he visited some mining proper
ties In idaho. G. II. Allen OF the Cen
tennial- Eureka mine, mas returned
home quite confident tina; Utah has
quite as good prospects as her sister
state.
While in Idaho Mr.. Allen visited the
Rocky Bar and Atlanta districts, dis
tant O. and Il miles, respectively from
Mountanhome, othe nearest railroad
point. Commenting on the districts Mr..
Allen said II Is highly mlnerallzed
section but has never been explored
10 any extent. The outorop showing
OF goh-sllver ore Is simply fine but the
country has never been prospected at
any depth. The trouble with these dis
trlcts as well AS nearly all others in
Idaho is that they are too far from a
railroad"
Mr. Allen stated that he passed
through most interesting and beautl-
full stretch Of country en- route TO the
mining properties.
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PALMA DENIES
AN ABSURD STORY

Havana, June i5-Prest. Palma and
Gen. Gomez We're questioned today with
regard to the story published in the
United states that Gen Gomez had
received $500 from the administration
OF the United States TO withdraw from
the presidential campaign IN Cuba and
TO permit the election OF Senior Palma.
Prest. Palma Indignantly denied that
he had been a party to any scheme
TO have Gomez withdraw from the
campaign In his favor. He also spoke
Cor Gen. Gomez who was present when
Senior Palma was questioned on this
matter. The president OF Cuba said
mat to insinuate Senior Gomez had been
on 10y bride Of $4,000 was 10 question
The hone1ty and integrity Of Gomez
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THE CoLLEGE GRADUATE.
Prof Triggs Says He Goes out I'm,
prepared for AffnIIs of Life.

Chicago, June l6.--The college gradu-
ate Is unfit for the practical affairs OF
life according to Prof Oscar l.. Triggs.
OF the University OF Chicago, who de.
liyered an address before the graduates
Of the Jewish Training school In sinai
temple last night
Prof Trlggs address was a plea for
more schools of technology and fewer
colleges where the literary course Is
the principal one. He declared that the
college man went out into the world
unprepared for the conditions that sur
rounded HIM that the ideal OF culture
which had been so strongly urged upon
him can be Of service to him only In
state Of comparative idleness.
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NEW SALT COMPANY.

Beck's Salt company OF this city
fled it's articles of incorporation in til,
county clerks office this morning. TIL
capital stock Of the new company
$4,000, representing $4,000 shares Of the
par value Of 80 cents each John Beck
Is president, Samuel Beck. vice presi.
lent and y. II schettler Is treasurer.
The company owns 3li acres OF land
bordering on the lake and lying be-
tween Saltair and Black Rock. and II
VIII proceed TO refine salt and place thc
same on the market
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Gen. Gutierrez Assumes Command

New York, June l6.--Gen, Pompilo
Gutierrez, as commander-in-c chief of the
army In operations on the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts and the Isthmus OF Pana-
ma, In view Of the special powers CON
ferred upon him by the vice president
OF the republic, has issued, says a
Panama lispatch to the Herald his first
decree.
II Is to the effect that he practically
assumes command of all the sea and
land forces Of this department. The
police force viii continue under the
command Of the governor OF this de
partment
All future naval and military APP
pointments will be made by separate
decree.
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Filipino Did Not Want Him 10 Hear
Criminal Libel Suit.

Manila, June l5.--When the criminal
suit, brought By Benito Legarda, a
Filipino member of the civil commits
sion, against the newspaper Freedom
Tor havins published libelous article
from another newspaper Of Manila,
came up for hearing last week, coun-
sci for the editor Of Freedom objected
10 Judge Rhode, before whom the suit
was TO De tried, on the ground that
when Rhode was o private attorney he
nad addressed opprobrlous epithets 10
the editor Of the paper and declared
that he would not rest until he had
anded him In prison.
Judge Rhode admitted having made
this statement but said he thought he
was capable Of irving the case fairly
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Prominent Expert Thinks Indloa.
lions Excellent Near Green River.

II. N. Baggs, a prominent oil expert
now interested in the oil City OH COM
pany operating near Deseret station,
has just returned from the Green river
country. He reports the OIL City rig TO
be UP ana drilling commenced with the
machinery down no less than $50 feet
when he left
'The indications for striking oil IN
quantities Of unsurpassed quality are
better in southern Utah than IN any
fields I ever visited" was Mr. Bags
comment this morning.
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ELY MINE REPORT.
Nevada Property WIN Probably be
Explored at Depth.

There VIII be meeting on Friday
next OF the directors OF the Ely Mining
and Milling company at which the re-
port Of Mr., Murphy who has Just re-
truned rom the property which he ex-
amlned. will be considered. The report
Is Of a satisfactory nature and In Il
Mr., Murphy advises the development
OF the property at greater depth. He
believes that the very rich ore bodies
found IN adjoining properties will be
encountered al depth In Ely ground.
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SNYDER GOES WEST.
Balaklava Property win Receive
Considerable Attention.

w. F, Snyder Of the Western Explor-
alton company left today at noon for
California accompanied by his daugh
ter He win be gone 10 days during
which thorough examination OF the
BalalSlaya group will be made and a
decision reached as TO the bond and
option now held by the Snyder inter
ests II Is probable that the Dixie deal
may be concluded during his absence.
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Drowned In Lake Huron.

Port Huron, Mich, June l5.-During
gale today Arthur Martin, aged q
Beatrice abraham, aged Il, and Nor
ma Abraham, aged 7. were drowned ~
Lake Huron by the oyerturning OF
row boat OF Edison beach. The accl-
dent was witnessed by a number OF
people out the storm was 80 fierce
that no help could reach the young peo-
pie.
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BuTTER AND EGGS

New York. June 16.-Butter = Re-
celpts, 100 packages firm. state dairy,
1904, creamery, state, 1sa2lh; June
Creamery, imitation, l1h@2O: factory
1871.
Eggs-Receipts. 1900 packages
Steady. state and Penna, lIhalS;
western, oanded, ll4l2,
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"THE GREAT SALT LAKE.
PRESENT AND PAST"

BY James e. Talmage. PHI. d. +. r. s
e. +. @. S., professor OF geology. Uni.
versity OF Utah. book Of li6 pafes
beautifully illustrated. The first com.
plete and authentic work on the re-
nowned saline sea. Price rs cents
postage prepaid. For sale by the Can.
non Book Store. (Deseret News Props.) y,
ii and IS Main Street. Salt Lake City,
Utah. and all news dealers.
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UTAH, IDAHO AND THE woRrn

Three new maps, just Issued, Utah
nd Idaho on one side, the World on tn
reverse side, including population o.
counties and towns according to the
1900 census, with brief sketch of ever,
country In the world Size 27x3lh inches
value rs cents. sent 10 any address FOR
% cents. Address Cannon Book Store.
tDeseret News. Props.), II and 10 Main
street. Salt Lake City.
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surrender of Beers.

London, June ia dispatch from
Lord Kitchener. dated Pretoria, Satur-
DAY, June Il, says that 1854 Beers have
hurrendered since Friday, June 10, and
thst everything Is proceeding most sat
lsfactOrllg.
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Time Table
In Effect April
1902.

ARRIVE
From Ogden, Portland, Butte Chi
essv s az F hi ''.'."....' si35 am
From ogden and Intermediate points Vil0 am
From Calientes, Milford. Nephl n.
Provo, aud intermediate polnts. v'So ah
From ogden, Chlcsgo 81 Louis
and San fraaclseo .s'..s.,.a....,, 5;o5 pm
frO Termi rTs'u po '''.4.G~ 500 N
From Tintic. Nercur NophI, Provo s.,o . >,
and MAnt, ..t.s.r.,.. -, -. ',..' wv PA'
from Preston. Logan Brigham. Og-
den aud intermediate points.,...e t'V PIN
From op len, Butte, Portland san s,o y n,
Efanti sco '''''''''''.". o''' P'"'
DEPART
For ogden. Cache Valley, Omaha
Chicago, Denver Kansas City
and 81 louisaa4d. ~. ,....l....q: 7i0) am
Terminus - '.~..,, .,r.~,.,.e,ar,.s 7ii5 am
and Manu- .......'..oa.'.-. 1856 am
points. ....'...''...'. n. ..a........ e;l5 a.m
For gden, Omaha Chicago. Denver
Fraacisco.,.,...a .........,...r...,e.4isiSo pm
Omaha. S. Louis and Chicago 600 pm
For Provo Nephl, Milford Calientes
aud int rmediate points. ... I'O' pm
For ogden. Butte. Helena Portland.
San francisco ana intermediates
points .................... ..........o. iO'5O IN
7. NJ. SoHUMACHER, Act Traf. Mgs
j. 4. Burnley, u, 4. < IT. A.
II. s. SPENCER. 40. p & 7. A.
City Ticket Office g0i Main street
Telephone 25o.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.
Ajax, 100 at 80.
Me-. 0na -. Dl

Ajax, 100 at SO.
Carisa, 800 at rs.
Con. Mercur. 400 at 1.99; 200 at los,
$50; 100 at 1.eSh, $50; 100 at 1893.
$50. Total 500.
DAILY, 100 at 2.l0
Daly-West, 355 at 1924; 25 al 45t37h;
10 at 45.46 Total, 430. zzz
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 100; 200 at
120. $50.
Mammoth, 100 at 1.20h.
May Day. 1000 at q 100 at 20N, L.
600 at q, B.--2O; 500 at 2O%. Total. g.
200.
South Swansea, 300 at $751; 100 at 81,
Uncle Sam Con-. 5000 at 81 500 at
BOY.
Ben Butler. 1000 at 0s%.
Century 100 at 20; 100 at Is; 100 at
2sh; 100 at 2sik; 100 at rs, $50; 100 at
2sh. Total, 500.
OPEN BOARD,
Daly-Judge, ZOO.
80 California, 1lA.
1000 Manhattan. 0lh.
100 Yankee, 1,2l.
TOTALS.
Regular call :. III, $50 shares SOS, $50. 12
Open board :. :. 1900 shares 5ii 90
Totals. =. ...1S,3SO shares s29,22i.i2
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THE STANDARD.

Do you have the Standard Die
tionary In your library or
sci pol room? II not, you are not
w 20 date. 1t Is the largest.
best edited. best printed, best
bound, and most modern work
In all respects yet issued. Only
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, June l6.--July wheat opened
at rs TO ia, declined to 7lA and ral-
lied to r..
Close Wheat-June 7?ik: July Y.
Sept 7OAG7ON; Dec. 7lNa72.
Corn-June 6SIs; July 6iS Sept. 5Sib
ass.
pork--June and July i762k; Sept.
l7.55.
Lard-June and July 1920: Sept. 10
Rlbs-June and July iO.S7N: Sept.
l0.27is.
Flas--Cash n w. l.76.
Rye-July h6a5Sik.
Barley--6laGS.
1mothy-4 IS, clover S.s5.
Cash Wheat.-No. 9 red. 79h6SO. No.
3 red, VG7s: No 2 hard winter, 75i5G
36' No hard winter NG75: No.
northern spring 14hd75h. No. 2
spring, 7S07lis; No 3 spring. 6ld7gls.
Con-No. 2. g.: No 3. 60GsOis.
Oats-No ., i2N. No. 3. 42Gis.
NEW YORK.
New York, June le.-wheat-Re-
ceipts, l2e,0o0 bushels Declined at first
under large northwest receipts and
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Torpid Condition Of Speculation Is
Unchanged.
SMELLING STOCKS FIRM
Realizing Uusieadied the List
Throughout ana subsequently
Caused General Setback.

New York, June l6.-The torpid con-
dillon of the speculation in Wall street
was unchanged this morning. There
was special demand for American Car
at an advance OF X. Prices were adj
yanced quite generally but the improve
ment induced some realizing which UNI
steadled the list and subsequently
caused general set back, Missouri
Pacific, ST. Paul and the smelling
stocks were conspicuouslyl firm but the
movement otherwise was slight
Colorado Fuel declined ~; Pressed
Steel Car Y, and Northwestern pfd. d
point, with subsequent small recov-
cry, Small buying orders were exc
cuted In some OF the leading stocks and
as offerings were small some good
gains were established. Missouri Paci-
&c was the most active but scored on
" fractional advance, Canadian Pa
cific sold up to 1874. New York dock
jumped 3D.
Before noon profit taking had some
effect on special stocks, but there was
no decided pressure.
Bonds were firm at noon. When st.
Paul. Canadian Pacific and Missouri
Pacific reacted the market became
heavy and dull.
Rom traders covered shorts In the
general market when Reading was lift.
ed to 66. The more active stocks rallied
to their high price Of the morning ~
United States Steel and Sugar were
rather heavy. The northwestern stocks
point. The close was dull and easy
MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call quiet at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 4lfQ5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at iS7bdh
for demand and at tsi7s4lS5 for sixty
days. Posted rates. l,S5hQi96 and ass
mh. Commercial bills, 4,Si4@4Sj%.
Mexical dollars, AZ.
Government bonds, steady Ref 9s
reg. 1918 do coupon 1851; 3s reg.
100; do. coupon, 1917 new IS reg, 1854
do coupon, 130ia; old 4s reg iO9A do
coupon, llOia; 5s reg, 1916; do. coupon
lO5.
Bar silver-52h,
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, firm, fair refining, g.
centrifugal, 90 test, 3l9 molasses sugar,
rs; crushed, $40; powdered, i.SO gran
ulated, 40.
Easy, No Z Rio. 81,
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OBJECTED To JUDGE RHODE.

and himself. and that such attacks
would pass unanswered,
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SAMPSON ENVIRONMENT.
The Second Ore Chute has Been En-
conntered.

Manager Levy Bingham stated this
morning that Supt, Quinn Of the mine
has Informed him that the second ore
chute has been encountered In the
south drift. 500 level although the ore
essays have not been received yet the
God indeed
litter states that the showing Is very
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CRIPPLE CREEKS MAYOR.
Chief Executive Of the Great Gold
Camp in Salt Lake.

Mayor Francis j. Crane OF cripple
Creek Is in Salt Lake with his wife,
to attend the commencement exercises
of All Hallow's college, where their
son is a student. When seen today Mr..
Crane spoke not only encouraglngly but
enthusiastically Of the future of the
great gold camp lie says II has pop
ulation of 10000 and that II was never
as fourshiug as now, The many arti-
Giles published n few months ago after
the adverse report OF John Hays Ham
mond on the Independence mine sound .
ing the doom Of the camp and allegine
that It's best days were over, he declares
We're all bosh and adds that as mat
ter OF fact great strikes are being con-
stantly made and that the district has
been hardly more than scratched. The
deeper the mines 80 the richer the ore Il
almost without exception.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago June IT, Cattle--Reoeipts
10000, including Texans, westerns
Strong, steady Good to prime steers
7SOM790; poor 10 medium, 50OQL25
stockers and feeders, 25Oq50O, cows,
1.40@5,75; hefers, 225965O; Gamers
2.75G5.60, calves, 2.50Q6.50; Texas fed
steers, 5,0OQ6.T0,
Hogs-Recelpts today 1900, tomor-
row, 10000; left over 5000 lOc lower.
Mixed and butchers, 7.lOQ745; good TO
choice heavy 74oGL55, rough heavy
72oQIiO; light, 1,oOQ725; bulk Of sales,
7i0@13O
sheep-Recelpts, 1900, Sheep steady;
lambs steady, Good to choice wethers.
5.0OQ5,5O. feir 10 choice mixed, l000
800, native lambs, 5.50Q69O, western
lambs, 5.5Om6.ge
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, June 1G.-Wool, FIRM ter
rltory and western mediums, l4lAQl6h;
fine, il0l5h; coarse, llal4h.
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N. A. Page, stock Broker,
Loans money on stocks at bank rates.
Room 26, Walker Bank building.
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Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK METAL PRICES /

. Lead quiet 4l2h. Copper 1
easy l2.25@l25OO {
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Est OF
Peter Reid deceased. Creditors will present
lairhs with vouchers 10 the undersigned AT
Ufilce Number 30. Mccormick tx, salt Lake
lily and County, Utah, on or before the 10th
daY OF April, A, d. 1903
DIANA REID.
GEORGE a. REID
WALTER :. REID
Administrators OF the Estate OF Peter Reid,
Deceased.
Date OF first publication. June ID. A. D. 1ag.
Thomas Adams, Attorney for Admlnisira.
tors
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MORMON MISSIONARIES.

Mayor Crane says there are five
Mormon" missionaries operating In
and about Cripple Creek and that they
are earnest and able young men. They
called on the mayor recently to get per
mission to speak on the streets. He In,
formed them that il was not necessary
for them to do so, adding that they
could proceed with their work withou
molestation His honor also said tina
hey called at his residence occasionally
and that he was always pleased to meet
hem.
Mr. and Mrs, Crane will remain in the
'ity for anottsr week. and In the mean
lime viii visit the various points of In
crest, The former was calling on III
lily officials this afternoon and vii
probably attend the council meeting
tonight.
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more favorable weather after which II
rallied with corn.
July n lJ-l647sn Sept, as 1850
76 l-i6; Dec, II l-i60Th.
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Children's hall at saitsir
June II, .. m. Three prizes award
ed. Grand ball In the evening.
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SUGAR

sugar-Raw, firm fair refining, 8;
centrifugal, 90 test 3h; molasses sugar,
rs; crushed, $40; powdered, $50; gran
ulated, 40
cofree-Easy, No, Rio. 81,