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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28
Total Of 995,l97 Shares Brought
S666,65z37
TRANSFERS OF THE WEEK.
The Market Was Feyerish Industrial
And Bank Securities Introduced
Grand Central sells Up.

AS last Monday was n holiday, there
were only five work days this week for
the operators on the mining exchange
The condition Of the market was FEVER
tsh and not fey OF the traders nave
escaped a turn on the toboggan some
managed to recuperate, but others are
still In disgrace.
Among those who came under the
wire In the latter class DAILY and can
fornla were conspicuous on Tuesday
DAILY sold at IS, but almost FROM that
time II has been on the down grade,
closing today with 1891 bid. California
was probably hit as hard as any tne
bottom seemingly having fallen entirely
out of IL; on Tuesday 1t began ex,
changing with sale Of quoted at u
cents yesterday II dropped to II cents
and closed with that figure bid Tor II
today. There are umors OF lO-eent
assessment. Con. Mercur has sold down
a few points this week, but this was
ex-diyidend. Daly-Wcst passed the fVe
days practically unchanged; Sacrament
20 has held its own,
Considerable interest has been CEN
tered In Grand Central the past few
days this on account Of the splendid
showing of ore In that Tintie property
In face Of the fact that the litigation
with the Mammoth people stands
show of being reopened, 1t has inspired
the confidence OF investors. The stock
closed today 27m cents higher
Considerable trading was done IN
speculation stocks, which are little
changed compared with last Saturdays
quotations. The industrial and bank
stocks were admitted into the pit this
week. This Is an entirely new feature
on the exchange. They viii be called
on Wednesday and Saturday forenoons
until further notice.
The sales Of the week amounted TO
235Ol5 shares OF the value of $40 ,S2Ol II
and for the month they were 1919
ehares. bringing S666651S7,
At this mornings session DAILY was
probably the heaviest trader, but on a
declining market The quotations and
sales of the day were posted as fol-
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Paid Quarter Of a Million in
February,
A GREAT RECORD OF SALES
OF Ores, BullIon and Cyanides-These
Aggregate More Than Million
Aud Halt

The month OF FEBRUARY closes with a
dividend record for Utah mines In ex-
cess Of S2750QO, counting the close cor
poratlons, from which no reports are re-
ceived. But the companies which give
out the desired Information have run
the footings up to s2i5,0OO The great
Daiy-West mine of Park city contrib
uted its usual Sos 600. the Silver King
also added more fame to that camp
by distributing a cool 900 among its
shareholders just what It is accus-
toned to doing the Consolidated Mer-
cur mine Of Mercur, did not forget to
tally with rs $4,000; the Sacramento,
also Of Mercur, came forward with
5000, the Utah OF Fish Springs helped
out by a $4,000 contribution
Park City it will be noticed, takes
the lead again and win probably con-
true to do so for sometime TO come.
But later on other camps viii be heard
from. Take Bingham, for instance,
with It's big bonanzas such as the
Bingham Consolidated and the United
States. which are being shaped for a
dividend paying era This year VIII
not pass without registering them
In" and 1t Is not improbable that the
Majestic Copper Of Beaver county
win get into the fold before the eXplra-
ton of another ten months and become
listed as regular payer This Is but
few but there are Others which may
be expected TO get In line In the not
remote future,
In an probability the Ontario VIII re-
port with It's quarterly dividend next
month.
While the dividend record Of utah's
mines for the month Of February is,
indeed, gratifying, The output repre-
scented In the ore and bullion sales
presents a pleasing spectacle. For the
fiscal month beginning Jan. 81 and
ending last night, the settlements re-
ported by the American Smelling a
Refining company amounted to the
enormous sum OF sl,565SSJ, which came
from the following sources; Base bull
Hon, $3.50, 70Oi gold bars, $lS1SOO' cyan
ides, $500 gold, copper, silver and
lead ores, 5000 $50.
This record does not represent what
has been done by the several independ.
ent plants IN the valley which forward
much of their product direct to the
eastern rehneries, The United States
Mining company sent OUT TO tai OF IL
carloads during the month, aggregat-
ing 1872 900 pounds; the Highland Boy IL
reported with having shipped q cars
aggregatlng 81, 900 pounds each, or
.2Sl 600 pounds The bingham Consol-
idGted figures were not obtained but It's
output for the past four weeks has
probably averaged three cars per week,
or In excess Of 100000 pounds.
The ore and bullion receipts for the
week as reported by Mccormick & Co.
were as follows
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A SIX STORY STRUCTURE.
Plans for One TO Go Up Where Re-
cent Fire Wrought Destruction.

Three local architests are preparing
competitive plans for a sx-story fire.
proof structure to be erected on the site
Of the burned Atlas block Manager
sharp Walker Of the $. s. Walker es-
tate, has remarked his belief that the
town Is growing, and that a large Office
building, such as is proposed, will be in
demand The building Will have 10
feet front on Second South street, with
a depth OF 200 feet, ana an l. at the
rear so by So feet, and the general ar
rangements Will be Of the latest, up-to-
date character. The adjusters hope to
settele on the insurance of the Central
block this afternoon, or tomorrow
morning. and II is believed that the pre-
tentious character of the building to go
up on the Atlas block site viii be In
strumental In inducing the owners of
the Central block site to erect an office
building in harmony with II,
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SHIPMENTS FROM TINTIo.
Covering the Week and Month -
Heavy Tonnage Handled.
Special Correspondence.

f-lNNAtNA VII NhlfRiAhNNNNf
Eureka, Feb, 2S.-The shipments Of
ore for the past week from the Tintic
district amounted to 1889 carloads. The
mines producing the ore were:
Ajax. 2; Carisa, 2; Centennial. Eureka,
"a Dragon Iron mine, "a; Eagle &
Blue Bell 4; Gemini, u; Grand Cen
trail &c; Lower Mammoth, 4; Mammoth,
l6 Martha Washington, /; Star Con-
f. Yankee Con-, 10,
For the month 81 carloads were for
warded 10 the smelters, distributed
among the mines as follows:
Ajax. 3; Rulllon-Beck Is; Centennial
Eureka, 1858; Carsa, a. Dragon Iron
mine, 1907 Eagle a blue Bell. 3. Grand
Central, "a; Gemini 81; Lower Mann
moth IL; La Clede / Martha WASH
ington. 4 Mammoth IS; May Day, /;
Moons Iron mine 4; Uncle Sam, g;
Yankee Con, 90, Star Con-, !,
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THE WILLIAMS GROUP.
Work Is 20 he Resumed at Property
On Monday.

Arrangements have been completed
fci the Inauguration Of a vigorous cam
paign Of development at the Williams
group Of claims. near Milford recently
token over under option by H. H.
Lathrap. of this city. The property is
located adjoining the Old Hickory on
the west. the latter being owned by the
Majestic company
Il is the intention to continue the
shaft TO "a greater depth The work
win start W next Monday.
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CONGESTION Ar THE CARlsA
Ore Has Piled Up Pending Car
Famine.

Manager II, s. Joseph. Of the Carlsa
mine, TintC visited that property yes
terday. he declares that the mine never
looked better. but that the company has
suffered a car famine during the past
week. As result the ore sheds are
full and three more carloads have been
broken down in the mine ready for
hosting.
The new compressor, recently sent out
TO the mine. Is being Installed
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DExrER's RicH ORE.
Four Tons Average 1921 Two
Tons $40.

The Dexter mine at Tuscarora, New,
tas reported on the local market with
shipment of high grade ore While tho
lot was not q large one. Il neyeuhe-
less swellod up the companys purse to
considerably over $1,000
Six tons came from the lower levels
OF the mine Four tons OF this was
extracted from n rich streak found
along the walls of one OF the veins and
averaged N2l 90 the ton Two mora
tons brought returns OF SEQ 10 the ton.
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Suit Against ST. Louis.Eureka.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka Feb Councilman Nick
Comes has entered suit against the 81
Louis-Eureka Mining company FOR
money due him for labor performed
on ne property during the year 1902.
a large portion 0f the ground In tho
bullion- Beck mine between the 100
and 1890 levels was let out 10 leasers
Ih's week by superintendent Murphy.
me underground workings have been
Plated and each leaser Is allowed me
privilege Of closing the territory COW
eiel by his lease. The hosting Of the
ore ana waste viii cost the leasers SIS
q iou, There are great many
slungers and pockets Of rich ore in tho
old workings Of the mine and the leas-
eis are likely 10 clean up considerable
money A number Of the regular EN-.
p'oycs OF the mine threw up their Jobs
TO take O lease.
The regular force Is stlll kept busy
by superintendent Murphy
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The drill is now nearing the 1000 foot
mark, and II no accidents happen the
tequjred $500 feet VIII be reached In
the early spring.
In Grand county there Is considerable
DEVELOPMENT upon oil lands In the vicln-
rs OF sager's and Little Grande sta
tions Three miles west Of the latter
station some oil companies are putting
10 three houses, and at least half
dozen rigs are expected to be unloaded
at that point next month.-Emery
Countv Progress
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The METAL MARKET.
Prices Were STEADY During The
Week

The metal market has ruled steady
Curing the present week. on Tuesday
silver vas quoted at IS cents We'd
nesGay found It az isa. Thursday Il fell
back to ass yesterday and today Il
registered a. cents oven.
Copper did not get above l2A cents.
Notwithstanding the quotation sent out
last Tuesday which later proved 20 b.
erroneous. The price OF the metal held
at l2% cents through the entire week.
Lead was quoted as usual. at $3.50 per
ice pounds
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Notes from the oil Fields.

j. A, Kennedy of the Cincinnati
lwh OIL company has returned from
Duluth. where he has been spending
several months with his family Re
'Iotes that work on the sinbad well
VIII be resumed IN the spring.
J. A. Beverly. the oil exrert and
irliler has returned from Omaha. II
~ very probable that he will enter the
Green river fields early IN the spring
he says mat interest IN the inter-
N. un'ain oil fields is growing IN the
me on city OIL company is hard al
EOtN aIlllins al its We'll near Desert
SHl'en, IAN An the casing has been
laced IN the well that is needed. and
'he ami Is now working In a dry hole.
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SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Feb -wheat--Stea-
dy; May, l.4SH; December. l.2iA; spot
steady, 1851 .52is.
Barley-Flrmer. May. LIN; Deem
Der, 50 bid; cash, L2o.
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Pleased with Grand Central.

Cart Duncan McVichie came IN last
night from Tintic whore he went sew
eial DAYS ago TO conduct an examina-
ton of the Grand Central mine. That
he was most fayorably impressed goes
without saying and he came home
ready 10 verify AN that has been
said. lie declares that 20 feet Of the
vein win average $50 20 the ton.
a force of men is employed IN uprais-
ing ON this vast body Of ore which Is
located iu virgin ground.
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THERE WAS SOME BUYING.
This Gave but Littie Relief - Then
Came Active selling Turning
Entire List

New York, Feb, 2S.--The tone Of the
opening stock market was mixed, A
decline Of tx Of New York Central re-
suited from damages by land slides on
It's line, The majority OF stocks were
lower, but some Of the principal specu-
latiye fayorites showed slight gains.
The undertone Of the market grew
steadier as buying orders came In on
the concessions, This relief was only
momentarily, and active selling was re-
newed and turned the list including St.
Paul, Rock Island, Union Pacific and
Southern -sacihc Pennsylvania, Met.
Street Ry., and Amalgamated Copper
offered some resistance.
Support for Wabash preferred rallied
the market. Prices made slow recov-
cry until the appearance of the bank
statement. The declines in reserves
was much less than anticipated and
there was lively scramble among
shorts to cover which caused almost
complete recoyerles. Some stocks rose
a fraction over last night, notably st.
Paul Pennsylvania and Amalgamated
The closing was moderately active and
somewhat unsteady.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Close wheat-May, IT'S; July, 7aEa
73&; Sept, 70.
Corn-May a; July. ~.
Oats-May, S5h; July, 32ld32%.
Pork-May, 1900; July. HAS.
Lard-May, 9.62h; July. g.57sq9. 60.
kibs--May, 9.S2ih; July. s.62is.
Flax-Cash n. w. l.IG.
e-May, Sly.
Barley-Feb., 1865.
Timothy-Feb. $50.
Cash Wheat-No. red. 76d76ls: No.
red. 1Q56: o. hard winter, 7lq73;
No hard winter, e9d72; No. / north
ern spring 7sk0SOis; No. 2 spring, 7Slk
qsO; No. spring, 72G7g.
Corn-No. 2, a.; No. 3. 40ls1rit.
oats-No. 2, 3ilsGS5; No, 8, Slasi1k.
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Jehu Baker Seriously III.

Chicago Feb, 2s.-Jehu Baker, ex-
minister to Venezuela and member
OF Congress for several terms. is seri.
ous,y III az MS home at Belleyille. says
. oispatch 10 the Tribune. 1t Is feared
ne wiz not recover. His ailment Dor.
aers on paralysis. He has been blind
for several years.
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Don't wear out your soil and waste
your time growing poor melons Inst
as easy 10 have good melons n Won
plant pure seeds, and your customers
viii want " pay you for them. Lots OF
profit IN growing melons 10 sou can sell
them. ] can sell every melon you grow
II you plant my seeds Only Melon
Man, BoxlSQa SAT- Lake City. No. 22
East First South, any time after 2
o'clock p. m.
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NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 2s-Wheat- Receipts,
la.2oO bushels. Opened steady on I'M
favorable weather news, but later Yield
ed to big estimates Of worlds ship
ments. May 81 5-i6dSlh; July. $50
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BONDS.

Building permits were issued during
the week as follows: r. o. Angel. Greg.
Org court. frame cottage, 5000: J.
Johnson, rear Fords hotel. iron shon
NSo' y ;, l.. Ry. Co. North Temple
ana Fourth West streets, frame tool
house, 800; John Hanford. 22e @ street,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The past week has been rather a dull
one In local commercial stocks but
Broker Cutler reports small sales In
Lehi Bank, Church bonds, Provo Wool
en- Mills Co., Consolidated Wagon and
Utah Sugar There has been some bid
ding for lions Savings bank stock.
which Is 81 higher than last week. The
main interest in Utah Sugar seems to
be confined to the common stock, and
an order for 1000 shares has been 20.
ing around among the brokers untitled
The last sales were at $3.50. Preferred
Is somewhat sitter, owing to the APP
proach Of the regular dividend day,
March 81. The signing OF contracts
In the sugar beet fields Is going for
ward actively, and adylces from rural
districts state that the acreage will be
heavier than ever before. this will
specially be the case In Sanpete and
Wasatch counties The ncavy snowfall
In the mountains insures a tremendous
burst Of activity in all agricultural d.
rections with the opening OF spring. In
the Bear River valley the farmers.
brick layers, and railroad forces are
simply waiting @ change In the weather
to commence heavy operations. Fol-
lowing are the latest quotations:
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Feb 2S.-The statement Of
averages Of the clearing house banks
Of this city Tor the week (ave business
dayg) shoNys
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The entire Is suites Of rooms, or
apartments in the Holmes apartment
house on First street have been rent
ed, and six or seven families have now
moved In. OF the 40 suites of rooms
IN the great apartment house now
building at the corner Of South Temple
and state streets, eight have already
been spoken for and the architect says
that the entire 40 will have been taken
before the building is ready for oecu-
nancy.
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TotaIs ..sl.si4.gO5.g2 s2.9ge. lSO.7
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. 2S-Cattle - Receipts.
ZOO market nominal Good to prime
steers, 5.OOQ5.I5; poor to medium, $3.50
4I5i stockers and feeders, 235Q4. 20;
cows, 1.4Oq46O; helfers, 200q4.75; can
ners, 140Q260; bulls, 20Oa425 calves,
S.25qI50; Texas fed steers, 35OQ425.
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000; Mon
day, $4,000; left over, 1900; market slow
10 weak. Good TO choice heavy, 1850
74O; mixed and butchers, 6SOQI2O;
rough heavy, 6S5q720 light 65Od6.S5;
bulk Of sales, 6.s5q720.
Sheep-Receipts, 1.5OO sheep and
lambs, steady. Good to choice wethers.
5OOg55O fair TO choice mixed, 4.OOG
i75 western sheep, 475q5.5O: native
lambs, 4.15H6.S5 western lambs, Also
6S5.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Feb. 2S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 400, market steady. Native
steers, S,i545.25; cows and heifers, 800
Gllb; Gamers, i.50d275; stockers and
feeders. 3.O0Q44O: calves, S.00dG.25
bulls, stays etc, 2,50d375.
llogs-Receipts, $500. market 8 cents
higher Heavy. 6.95@LO5; mixed. GSjI
$50; light. 675G6sO; pigs. 6.OOa6.75;
bulk Of sales, 6.S5G695.
Shcep-Receipts. 1900; market steady
Fed muttons, 5.2515.SO; westerns, 1900
1856; ewes. 3.75@A50; common and
stoekers, 2.OOd4.5O; lambs, 5.5O07OO.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. 2S.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts, 800, Texans, unchanged. Native
steers, 3.15d52O; Texas and Indian
steers, 3.OOa44O; Texas COWS. 2.5OGS.O 90.
native cows and helfers, 1.50R44 40:
stockers and feeders. 3.40dl5O; bulls
s.jOnS65 calves 30Od6.50
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. market. steady.
Bulk OF sales, s.90a705. heavy. 6.s5G
40, packers. 6.75Gi7.O5: medium, 5000
no. light, $685.; workers 6.SO0s.s5,
pigs, 5.G56655.
sheep-Reeelpts. no sheep today.
DENVER.
Denver, Feb. 2S.--Cattle-Receipts 100
Steady, Beef steers, 3.75d4.5O: cows.
2.5O43'l5; feeders, freight paid TO river
3,SVaa.2j; stockers 3.00ai. 90, bulls.
stays, etc. 1.5Oa3.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, $50 Slow. Light
packers, 6.SOG6.S5; mixed. 6.9Oq6, g5:
heavy. 70Oq705.
No sheep.
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LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, Feb. 2S.-close: Wheat
March. &c sad; May, Is 2%d; July. ss
l&d.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

(By leased wire TO A. A. Gibson
& Co., 2l5 South Main street.)
Saturday, February 9S 1903.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Time money firm, 50 days, 8 per cent;
ninety days, per cent, six months, 6
per cent. Money on call nominal No
loans today.
Government bonds closed: United
States retunding 2s registered and cou-
pom, l0l%; IS, .istered, 1O7; do cou-
pom, lOfh; new Is registered, lSila; do.
coupon, 1854 old Is registered and cou-
pom 1921, Is registered and coupon,
1929.
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DrsEREr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY FEBRUARY IS,

brick addition $500; Mrs. Eliza Spencer.
22G l street, alterations and repairs
5000, Total. $3.50
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SUGAR.

sugar-Raw, firm. Fair refining, Sh
centrifugal SO test, 3A; moasses sug-
ar, 3. Refined unsettled; crushed 5.35;
powdered, 4S5; graduated, 475.
Conee-Steady, No, I Rio, 55s.
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The furniture and upholstery men are
regarding the immediate business out
look with cheerful countenances. lhey
say the building Of so many new houses
means extended demands on their trade
for furnishings and that means 30
much more business for them.
On April the Brigham Young Trust
company will begin the addition OF
second STORY to the Vermont block on
State street, and the erection of a build
Ing on the adjoining excavation that
has stood empty there so long. The
new and enlarged structure viii give
ample room for many offices and store
apartments.
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BANK AND TNDUSTRTAL
REGuLAR CALL sALEs.


DAILY, 800 at $40, 100 at S.l2is: 800 az
Si5. 100 at SHY, 400 az 500. 200 at
S.2i; 200 at 1926: 20 az $40; 500 az 3.S2is
100 at 3.S3h; 200 at $50; 100 at 3.22; 100
at 1872: 100 az 3. "a, 100 at 1926.
Daly-Judge. 100 at 10, CIV 200 at 1910:
loo nj l0.77k; 400 az 1880; 75 at 1915
Daly-Wes,, 20 al S9.4O.
Eagle & Blue Bell, 100 at Sc.
Grand Central. 200 ri :. 45.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at GO; 100 at CT;
100 at 60.
Utah. 100 at eS: 100 at &C; 100 at
c6%.
california, 300 at IL; 500 at III; 800
at II.
Martha Washington, 100 at G.
Wabash. 100 at 4l%: 200 at a.
Yankee Con, 900 at ~: 500 at i2h;
100 at 42h.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
DAILY, 100 at S.S5; 100 at 3.3Sh; 100 at
s.33, 100 at $780, 100 At 3.25
Grand Central 100 at 5.37h.
Rem Butler, 1000 at tx.
California, 800 at 70: 900 al II.
Little Chief. 400 az 6: 345 at 81.
New York. 100 at 26.
Tetro 500 at l7h.
Yankee Con, 100 at a.
Naildriyer 100 at 2.lI; 200 at 2.2O;
300 at 2.25
REHABILITATION.
Shares sold Value
Regular call. ..,.. li,ii5 S23 1876 .02
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BANK CLEARINGs,

Bank clearings throughout the United
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday, Feb. %, 1903, were;
Inc Dec,
Salt Lake City..s 2,1O6,46S =. =. 22.2
Totals, U. So. 1,sl4625,S29 49,. 10
Outside N. Y.."" 723,76l,97s "a ....
Totals, Canada -. 40,6O2,sSO 80. 81
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MCCORMICK & CO,
BANKERS.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
Established is1i
The DESERET SAVINGS BANK

DIRECTORS:
W. W. Ritter, President; Moses Tnsss '.'
Vice President; ELIAS A. Smith, y ;sa =
James Sharp, John r. Barnes ysA9 p. a
Cutler. David Eccles, A. W. Safl sIi,, y,
Romney, j. x. Wlnder. Z. X Lid'eDs'
Reed smoot, W. r. James s,,A,,
-Four Per Cent Interest Paid on sA''A''
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The new name Of the Scott-Strevell
Hardware Co, is the Streyell-Pater-
son Hardware Co., and not the Scott
Paterson, as It appeared In last nights
News"
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oFuTAH.

L. S. Hills. prsds,n
Moses Thatcher, Vice President
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

n. A. Page, Stack Broker
Loans money on stocks at bank rates
Room &C. Walker Bank building.