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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
MINING NOTES.

The May Day has another shipment
Of two cars Of ore ready for sampling'
one car Of ore from the Columbia,
OF bingham, reached the sampler today
The Conklin sampler reported the re-
Ceipt this morning Of 10 cars OF ore
from Tintic and | from Bingham,
silver King stock to the extent OF 10
shares was yesterday purchased by
Broker Ferris for $1,000 or at $50 a
share,
Manager p, n Farnsworth OF the
Horn silver states that development Is
progressing satisfactorily at that prop
erty and at the Rob Roy near Beaver
city.
Col. II. G., Heirron has returned from
visit to the Tesora mine and mill He
reports the mill 70 be- working In a
very satisfactory manner on ore that
would yield nice profit were copper
higher
J. b. Fleming the Bingham Con ex'
pert and mlllwright came In from
Bingham yesterday. He viii make eX.
tensive experiments on Bingham Con,
ores to ascertain what character OF
mill shall be erected by the company to
reduce the ores prior TO smelling at
the Bingham Junction works.
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Chicago Must Foot Bill.

Chicago, March 1.-The United States
court of appeals affirmed the verdict in
Judge Koolsaat's court, by which the
Pennsylvania road was awarded s2792
from the city Of Chicago for damages
to its property by riots In the strike OF
1894. The verdict was granted under
the state statute holding the city res
ponslble for damages from rioters
There are claims aggregating over
1880 900 pending against the city for
damages growing out OF this strike,
All the cases which have been tried
have been decided adversely to the mu-
nlclpality and II has practically been
admitted the city was liable.
The claimants however, are generally
railways against whom the city has
claims for viaduct and other damages
and the plan Of standing one claim
against the other several times has
nearly been accomplished.
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Denver. March l-ca,us-Rso.iDts,
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Notices Filed.
Especial to the News"


Provo. March 1.-The Golden Chariot
Mining company has filed articles Of in .
corporation with the county clerk. The
company takes the Golden Chariot Nos.
]. 2, 3 and 4 mining claims. situated in
Tintic mining district, and Is capitalized
for $4,000, 2j0,0QO shares OF the par
value Of 10 cents each.
Provo city Is named as the principal
place Of business.
Reed Smoot is president, A. A. Noon.
vice president. and Elmer Il. Corfman.
secretary and treasurer, and with Rosa
+. Noon and A. Il. Buckler form the
directorate
A mechanics lien for .ll1 claimed Ia
be due for wages, has been filed with
the county recorder by + j, Martin OF
Salt Lake city on property Of the
White Star oil company, situated In
section % and q. township 10 south
range 8 east, Salt Lake meridian.
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MACHINERY RATE.
jump of Sixty Cents Is Anticipated
BY June 1.

There is CONSERVATION In the ranks
of the mining machinery men owing to
the fact that II has quietly been an.
nounced that at the next meeting OF the
Transmissouri Freight bureau, which
occurs at ST. Joe on Tuesday, that the
matter Of raising the rate on mining
machinery VIII be taken up, with lndi-
cations that II will be ultimately passed
upon by the freight men Of the country
at later date On and after June II
Is confidently anticipated that a jump
of so cents will 90 into effect on the
commodity named. The present rate is
12Ia cents from the Missouri river and
so cents from Chicago and ST Pau
This rate has been IN effect for several
years past and was put in after ex-
tensive wire-pulllng on the part of
shippers OF the machinery for the Og-
den power dam proposition. the sugar
factory and other infant industries.
Shortly afterwards the rate on elecarl.
cal machinery was raised again, but
that on mining machinery has remain.
ed the same up to this time The pro-
posed raise " machinery rates Will
come about cents higher than thew
were In the first place. As a conse.
quence, II Is expected that there win
be some heavy shipments west before
June /.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Allan Wilson, travelling freight agent
of the Chicago & Alton at Denver, is in
town today,
General Passenger Agent D, +, Bur-
ley Of the oregon Short Line returned
from the passenger meeting in Chicago
this morning
Assistant Chief Engineer II. NJ. Nc
CARNEY OF the San Pedro road Is in
Las Vegas. He is expected to return
to Salt Lake on Tuesday.
Charles f. DAILY general passenger
and ticket agent Of the Lake Erie &
Western has been appointed chief as
sstant general passenger and ticket
agent Of the Lake Shore at Chicago.
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=. p. wITBDRAws,
Southwestern Passenger Bureau Now
Likely 70 Dissolve.

Chicago, March l.--Notce Of with
drawal from membership in the South
western Passenger bureau was filed to-
day by the Southern Pacific road. The
reason given was that the expense of
maintaining the bureau since the with
drawal Of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas road short time ago had be-
come burden and that the benefits
derived from membership under the
prevailing conditions we've insufficient
to compensate. With these two roads
outside railway officials say the fate
of the bureau seems to be sealed, and
its early dissolution is predicted Some
Of the members hold to the view that
the dissolution Of the southwestern
bureau Will be but the preclude to a
consolidation Of all passenger assocla-
lions west Of Chicago into one associa-
ton.
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Golden Reef Meeting.

[SpecIal % The "NeWs,
Riohneld SEWER Co., Feb. B,-The d.
rectors OF the Golden Reef Mining com I.
pany met at Richheld yesterday and
transacted business Of importance,
Manager y. w. Woodland who had re-
Gently returned from the companys
property reported that the development
work being done Is most encouraging
and that The ore shows mp better az
each succeeding foot Of depth. 1t was
ordered that 5000 shares Of treasury
stock be sold at ljc per share TO raise
money to put In gasoline hoist
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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.

A United states patent for the Maple
Lode mining claim in Tintic mining dis-
trlct, 10 the Maple Mining company,
has been fed with the county recorder.
oliver Cedarstrom hos filed notice OF
location Of the white Cloud No, | min
Ing claim ON the west side Of Utah lake
about ono mile northerIy from Goshen
pass. Oliver C0darstrom and II NJ.
lyOyle have filed notice Of location OF
the yellow seanna mining claim on the
west side Of Utah lake, about a half
mile southeast from Soldier pass
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Salmon River Trains.

1t Is on the cards that the Salmon
River trains will be operated out of
Iocatello as soon as spring opens up,
when a three times week train SER
vice on that branch line will be changed
to double service daily In order to ac-
commodate the business that will fall
to the lot Of the new feeder for the
oregon Short Line as soon as the
Thunder Mountain rush starts up in
earnest.
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Secretary Elected.

Houston, Texas, March 1.-The
board Of directors OF the Houston &
Texas Central have elected secretary
and treasurer to succeed Major T.. w.
Cayo, who retires after % years service
Mr., w, II. Field, treasurer Of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass, Mr. r. c.
Talrant has been elected treasurer OF
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railroad to succeed him. Mr.. Hayden
Smith will succeed Mr. Tarrant az pay
master Of the San Antonio and Arkan-
sas Pass.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March --Cattle-Receipts
200 steady Good to prime steers, 65Oa
100; poor to medium, 4OOQ640; stockers
and feeders, 22505OO heifers. 225d
5.25; Gamers, l25q2.25; bulls 2.5Od4 go,
calves, 2,6Oq6.O0; Texas fed steers, 4.5C
ass.
Hogs-Recelpts today $4,000; tomor-
row. $4,000; left over, 1000; to IA
higher Mixed and butchers. 5.s6d6.S5;
good to choice heavy, 6.2O@6.45: rough
heavy, 5.95d6.l5; light 5,75G6Oo; bulk
OF sales, 5.95Q690.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep, steady;
lambs, weak Good TO choice wethers,
46505.25. fair 10 choice mixed. 3SOG
i5O: western sheep, 45OI575, native
lambs, S.75q6.4O; western lambs, 625q
CSC.
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BOOKING THE SHEEP.
Expected That i25,O00 Head win
Re Sheared at Milford This Year.

d. N. Hickman who VIII manage the
shearlng pens this season, has already
booked 10000 sheep and expects that
the total will reach $4,000 head. There
viii be 100 shearers here and the Short
Line carpenters have converted the old
Utah & Pacific engine house into a fine
boarding house for their accommoda-
ton, Bunks and tables and everything
needful for the comfort OF the men
have been provided The sheep shear
ing will commence April and continue
five or six weeks The Milford clip win
probably reach 100000 pounds and when
the shearers, the herders, sheep owners
and the wool buyers all arrive there will
be something doing Milford Times.
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PROVO CITY, UTAH.
Ronds Called for Redemption

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TIA In.
there is In the Redemption Fund Of sril',s
City. Utah. one hundred Thousand uy , ~
Ni0O,00O available for the redemption q . KY
bonds hereinafter mentioned, aud Wy. l. a ~
unde rsigned. as Treasurer OF SAID OiN, "s srd
by call for payment and redemption, ss sv
Will, on tho Eth day OF March, A. D. " y, ~ n
and redeem with said funds. at my m mI,,oi =,
Provo City, Utah, or at the uhemical N ~, ,bs
al Bank In the City OF New YORK, OF a. ralo.
office OF +. H. RollinsA sons Denver, N ,ast
RADIO, or Boston, NJ Massachusetts, SIX pef eSe
Water Bond' OF said city, dated no'o y, ia
City. numbered from ! 10 10 both lnc ,n bo,h
from IS to IS both Inclusive fromi' tuS' ,rom
inclusive; from 50 10 So both lncu;lye 1s y 10
90 " 70, both inclusive; ~ and 'Si ifgn n,b IN.
10 both inclusive; from 80 70 " po o,h In.
elusive; " and 100; from 10. 70 ,iii p9t" md
elusive: III and IFS; 1en. l23, ny aua l..,r,snt
any Of said bonds not presented for paysad
shall cease TO draw Interest on ana A''''
date. N ton
''''' ii. A. SNOW
Treasurer Of Provo CIV
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Erie Gives Standard PAY,

New York, March LAS a result of
conference between the Brotherhood of
Railway Tralnmen and order Of Rail-
way Conductors and Erie railroad off,
cias says a Port Jervis, ~ ", dis
patch TO the Herald, the Erie has
granted an increase in pay over its en-
tire system from New York to Chica-
go and a mileage basis, known as
STANDARD pay" Is TO go into effect
March /.
For promotions the Oldest qualified
empl0ye win be selected.
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UNLISTED STOCKS
SALES.


Daly.West 100 at 1885; 100 at 1915;
75 at 1910; 50 at 1880, $50; 100 at 1920,
$50; rs at 1890; 200 at 1875; bO at
1925, $50. Total, 75o.
Eagle and Blue Bell, 200 at w.
Ingot, 200 az Az
Lower Mammoth, 1000 at Is.
May Day, 100 at b5%.
Uncle Sam Con-, 1900 at Az 500 at
A: 100 at 4ils. 700 at Is; 200 at AM 100
at Az; 500 at "A, $50; 800 at A. s.
10. Total. $500.
Valeo, 200 at l7M.
California, 1900 at II; 5000 at Is; L.
800 at 16h, 1900 at l6 SID; 1000 at
10, $50; 3,loO at l5is; 1000 at l5&; l.
900 at l5h, SD, 500 at ID. Total, 49,
600.
Little Chief, 1000 at II.
Martha Washington, 1900 at 6M g.
900 al 6. B,--30; 1000 at 6A; 1000 vt 61s;
100 at 6. Total, $500
Victor 800 at "a, 100 az 70.
West Morning Glory, 5000 at 3; 1000
at 9is.
Yankee. 100 at 2.OSlS, $50.
OPEN BOARD. Ai,lN
w DaAG NNeA AffbVs =
10 Daly-West, 1910.
900 Con. MerCur 1876.
100 Con. Mercur, l95h.
5000 California. IL, SIS.
500 California l5l4.
200 California, 15h.
200 Tetro, g.
200 Victor. q.
5000 West Morning Glory, 8, $50.
DAYS TOTALS.
Regular call .....42.25O shares 81 491 25
Open board =. E. S,465 shares 1851 %
Totals =. ....50,7l5 shares s25, i52 80
WEEKS TOTALS.
COATES shares, 33l7 3eO1O.
A. =. Campbell, stock Broker,
io2-20S d. T. Walker Block. Tel. 53a
Broberg a Thompson, stock Brokers,
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PRODUCE.
rUIrACO

Chicago, March i.--May wheat opened
at II to 1913, sagged to 1874, rose TO
1914 and sold m to 1914
Close Wheat March 49, May l6G
G76%l July 1GMd77
Corn-March 60N. May GIN.
Oats March 43isi May ANqi5,
Pork--March 1925. May l5.i5.
Lard March 9.l1h May 9Gls
Ribs March s.25. May S35,
Flax Cash, Northwest 1853
Rye-51
Barley 5SGG2.
Timothy 10,
Cash. Wheat-No 2 red SlNQS2&i
No, 3 red iSA@slA No 2 hard winter
76AQiG& No hard winter liAm!o%
No northern spring 7G&gISAi No 2
spring 75Gl16&, No 3 spring 7lqf6.
Corn--No O. 5SA d59h
Oats--No. 2, 4ilsQ45; No. 3, fig4ih'
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pEsEREr EvENINe NEWS SATURDAY,. MARCH L 1909

100 Steady eBef steers 3,l5d6.2
COWS 2 5ONl 90 stockers and feeders
freight paid TO the river 30OM4 JOi
bulls stags. etc. l,5O03.50
Hogs Recepts 100 Steady Light
packers 5.sOd5 20, mixed and henvy
$4,000 20
No sheep
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NO MORE, SIS. 90, NO LESS

MIR. Sol Ransohon, cutter for the
Scotland Wooden Mills Co. Is stopping
at the Kenyon Hotel sample room No.
3Oi. taking measures for suits and over
coats, The Scotland Wooden Mills Co.
make a speciality Of suits and overceats
made to measure for SIS mo more and
no less). Every man IN Salt Lake City
should avail himself OF the opportunity
&C. examine this line, Mr., Ransohoft
win remain a short while only.
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orc nnllIon settlements.

ore and bullion settlements IN TINS
city during February amounted 10
81. 43i. $780, az compared with S,49sSlO'
the January total Yesterday settle
ments amounted 10 lG0SOO; 4 r. Jones
SEQ SlS,5O0, Mccormick x Co., $4,000
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Yankec Dividend Today.

The Yankee Co. today distributed It's
second dividend of $4,000, The mine Is
looking fine from all reports and ship
ments are being made with great regu-
larlty Eight cars reached the samp-
Ter this morning.
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TfNTIC SHIPMENTS.
During February 242 Cars OF Ore
Were Marketed.

shipments from Eureka during Feb
frary amounted TO 2i2 cars OF ore, q
cars OF concentrates and 3 bars OF gold :
rlver bullion. Owing "a the bad con-
dslen OF the roads. the '~ck OF water
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,1rncuANr,s pR1NrINn

Turned out on short notice at the
Deseret News A big shipment OF new
types and supplies just In. Our facilities
for letter heads. bill heads tags. en-
velopes. paes. ETC.. etc.. are unexcelled
by any establishment In the West.
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FEBRUARY
SHOWS UP WELL

New York, Feb. 2S.---R. G. Dun & CO.
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow will
say. Although the shortest month of
the year was further curtaied by two
holidays and handicapped by the most
severe storms of the winter, Industrial
and trade results were most satlsfac-
tory The closing week brought a gem
eral resumption Of activity In the lines
that suffered from the weather. and
preparation for an exceptionally heavy
spring business was reported at many
points, southern cities alone being back
ward.
"lnsudlcient motive power and bad
weather combined 70 restrict the move
ment OF coke from Connelsyille, and the
pig iron production suffers at time
when the maximum output would not
be excessive
Cereals opened the week with de-
cided reaction. Wheat came into sight
rather more freely than year ago, and
the Atlantic shipment OF -four made a
better comparison than In recent pre-
cedlng weeks, but total exports Of wheat
from the United States, flour included,
were 3,1S5052 bushels. against 4,324249
bushels year ago,
wool has been taken less freely by
mills, but dealers show no lack of conf
dence in the future OF that staple,
Failures for the week numbered 2l5
in the United States, against lls last
year, and So in Canada, against 81 last
voar"
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1 bN0N0 1I[Q color feathers and ribbons.
DhmUIID Ul[0 Easy. Excellent Economical.

and liabilities, also their stock and
bonds may be retired and the compan-
les dIsIncorporated.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS

Just Issued. Send TO Cannon Book
Store, IDeseret News, Props.). II and 10
Main Street, Salt Lake City. Utah. for
free copy Special terms TO dealers.
agents and canvassers.
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MANHATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Tho name I. Es an, and location of the company

Tho name and location OF the comron,
Now s" YORK c,t L'fs Insurance Company,
Name OF President, Henry h. stokeS
Name or Secretary, j, II. Glmn
Inc amount OF It's capital stock
"a, ",e.."n.,,., ...,,.s f0o ma M
me amount OF its capital stock '''''O
,,, pald up Is .,.,.,.,a,....,,,. l00n0o m
The amount OF It's asset, ia IA sSS S ggySS ~
The amount OF It's liabilities On. 'N''''''
~, Guiding capital s.......,.,,,. fb,oaa o1l n,
The amount OF It's income dur
ing the preceding calendar
The amount Of It's expenditures '"''"O"
during tho preceding calon.
nv, u"l year s.'l,"ra,-.".,..,,..., 251B 9ii AZ
The amount OF losses and annn. "'''''i
Ties paid during tho proceed
The ,n Sm calendar yearIr~..iisy iSll7A %
-, during thu year........,.,..,,,, istsl os0 N
The amount OF risks In force az '''
The end of the year.......... eI2Os95O 90
STATE OF UTAH,
ONCE of Secretary OF State 49,
/, James Il. Hammond, Secretary n,
State OF the State OF Utah, a. hereby ears
Wy that the above pained Insurance
company mas fled In my oIlce a detailed
statement Of It's condition, from which tha
foregoing statement has been prepared
ana that the said company has I'M ali other
respects complied with the laws OF tha
state relating to Insurance.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great
tSEAL) seal Of the State OF Utah thIs
-'aSa 10th day OF February, A D. 1902
JAMES T. HAMMOND,
Secretary OF State.
MCCORMICK, COOKE g. CO. Agents.
Salt Lake City, Utsh.
IA West, First. South Street
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, March 1.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; market steady. Native
steers, i.00d6.5O cows and heifers, 1926
a5i5; western steers, 4OOq525 Texas
steers, 2.Ija425; Gamers. i.50diOO;
stockers and feeders, 2.75G475. calves,
3N0675, bulls, stays, etc, 2754475.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900; market 5qi0c.
higher. Heavy, 60O0625 mixed. $3.50
COS; light, 5.0566.00, pigs, 425q5.9O;
bulk Of sales, 5.25
Sheep Receipts, 500; market steady.
Fed muttons, 5OOI575 westerns, ASA
500; ewes. 5759645; common and
stockers, S25d45O; lambs, 5.5Oa64O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March l.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200. Texans, nominal. Native
Steers, 6.O0d6.S5. Texans and Indian
Steers. 425G5.5O; Texas cows, 325G4.5O:
native cows and heifers. 3,O0Q5 40:
stockers and feeders, S00als0; bulls,
325Q450 calves. 450G65O.
Hogs-Recepts $500 market, &c
higher Bulk Of sales, b.9Oa6. 80 heavy,
6SON6,S5 packers asOQ6SO, medium,
6.OO@G.2o; light 6.5OG5.S5; workers. 1900
$40
Sheep Receipts. 4,,5O. market, nom
nal Muttons, L75Qs.OO: lambs, $500
$50; range wethers. 5.90ae,o5, ewes,
4O5Q5se
DENVER.
Denver. March L-Catte-Rsoeipts,
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The Kirk Brick Company Is furnish
Ing the Freebairn Brothers with red
press brick for six cottages: brick are
similar to those used In the Hogle
terrace.
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SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. March l-Wheet--
Firmer, May LIN; December lOSAi
spot easier, Ito,
Barley Firmeri May 0lh; December
IS bid. cash 49,
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MCCORMICK, COOKE e. CO.. Agents,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
IL West, First South Street.
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81. STATE or UTAH
OIice or tho Secretary OF Stat s.

e JamrS \. Hammond, gecretnr,,
STATE or mo state OF Utah, do here3g OF
Wy That the. above named I nsnyr.Cer.
Company has filed In my oiilee n "6Se otenee
s ,e, Of Us condition from which tSa
and adfgt8 INK ny o ssI9 has been prepared
respects complied with he iaws az other
STATE relating to Insurance. VI me
IN Testimony Whereof 1 have baro,,,,..
,e,,, SCI my hand aud affixed Tia S grns,
(SEAL.) seal Of the State Of irtnnpS steat
l'th day Of February, A. b. iSOs' ""
D. Y. HAMMOND w.
Secretary OF State.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2lb'Maln street..
Saturday, March ], 1902.
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ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis March 1.--Wool lower. Ter
rtory and western mediums, l5glG
fine, 1916 coarse l2@l5,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The uncertain weather Of the past
week has rendered general business
conditions somewhat dull Trausac-
lions IN local stocks have been confined
mostly 10 G. W. & NJ Go, preferred
stock, Il. c. NJ l., Home Fire, street
railroad bonds, and The First National
Bank Of Ogden, There has been some
inquiry for the stock Of the Greeley
Sugar company considerable amounts
Of which are held In this city and
transactions have taken place at slOi,
slOo and sos per share, par value being
800
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NORTH GERMAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

The name and location OF the company
North German Fire Insurance Company,
Hamburg Germany.
Name OF U. $. Manager Adolph Loeb, 2O5 La
Sale 81, Chicago, Illinois.
The amount of US deposit
u chOihl ,...,..".,,,,...,. EVO,QW "
The amount OF It's assets Is ~. ).
-, kranc1l .,"".."..,...,...,. 4SS,b& %
The amount its liabilities in.
Guiding capltal Is ...~,,.. iso5O1 "
The amount OF IT. Income dur.
ing the preceding calendar
- ytUf ..,.u.,.u",. .,....,..,,.,. IOO,lli %
rheamount OF Its expenditures
dSr year ~..''.''.'.''",,.~','~ s27Si 50
The amount OF losses paid dur
year ,~..a.',,~.'",, ,'''~~',.~ 2szi0i 70
This amount Of risks written
during the year ..,.,.,,,.. 30, 6sS, 92g "
The amount OF risks In force at
the end OF the yearu..,"",p. ls,SlLAl
STATE OF UTAH,
Office OF the Secretary OF State. 20
l. James r. Hammond, Secretary OF
State OF the State Of Utah, 40 hereby Ger.
tify that the above named Insurance
Company has fled In my office detailed
statement Of It's condition, from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared,
and that the said company has in all other
respects complied with the laws OF the
State relating TO Insurance.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great
(sEAL.) seal OF the State Of Utah, THIS
Goth day OF February, a. D, 1902.
JAMES r. HAMMOND,
Secretary OF State.
MCCORMICK, COOKE e. CO.. Agents,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
IA West, First South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
March Assessments.

Assessments are now due and become
delinquent during March on the capital
stocks OF the following named com
Danies.