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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-08
AN EIGHT FOOTED TRoTTER
Curiou. Equine Freak shown In St.
Louis Horse Market.

curious specimen of the equine
family was received at horse market
In st. Louis the other day. and for the
two days that 1t remained at the yards
1t was the object OF the most curious
attention. 1t was none other than an
eight footed horse. new and novel
curiosity.
The animal was a good shaped sorrpl
geld!ng, on the driver pattern and was
smooth, sleek and well fed. md out,
side of the fact that he had some alb
normal growth looked nothing out of
che ordinary. But growing out of eac't
ietlock, just at the ankle joint on the
nnpr side of the legs. was a perfect
little euuine foot with the horn ana
:rog equally Us well developed as an
horse honf
Tue horse was an Oregon bred ran
ger The extra feet in no way inter.
rered with the movements of the horse
which in action seems TO he totally
oblivlous To the fact that he is any dif.
ferently constructed from the average
equine,
Rather the double set of feet an.
peared TO ill the good Office of inter-
fering boots and made the horse trot
good and wide. Several offers of S.iOC
were made for him. but refused.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-08
SUIT FOR
DAMAGES FILED
J. H. Bethel Seeks to Recover
From AbScOnder Thurber
and Names Others

J. II. Bethel through his attorneys
Bender & Lingenfelter has filed suit in
the district court against A. S. Thur
Der, r. l.. Pencil, The Idaho National
bank and the Lewiston Furniture and
undertaking company as defendants.
The suit is the outgrowth of the re-
cent absconding of A. S. Thurber, a
commission broker whose Office was
located in the same store room with
the plaintiff.
The complaint cites that the defend
and endorsed certain notes given by A.
$. Thurber to the Idaho National bank
and is suing for damages amounting
to $l,102.50 alleging certain discrepan-
cies in the transfer of defendant Thur
ber's property to other defendants.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-08
$f440-to Portland and Return-$t4.4o
Via the o. r. & N.

Tickets on sale January 10 and IL
Final return limit January II.
c. w. MOUNT. General Agent
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-08
Money to Loan

We have money to loan upon real
, state at lowest rates. Guernsey g.
Newton. box No. 1877.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
First Quotations We're Unchanged,
Gains and Losses Mixed and
Small.
VARIATIONS WERE VERY SLIGHT
Was Some Hardening Of Prices But
Trading Was Very
Listess

New York, Dec. g3The opening trad
Ing IN stocks was very languld and the
price movement sluggish, Many Of the
stocks quoted at first were unchanged
from last night and the mixed gains and
losses Of the others we're small A decline
~ q In Sugar was the widest change.
The purchasing power increased and SUBJ
stanilal fractional gains were made by the
Paclfcs, Norfolk & Western, Consolidated
Gas. United states Steel preferred and
Amalgamated Copper Reading was taken
freely at an advance Of rs ana Chesa-
poake & Ohio and Smelling scored STINT
lar gains The general market reacted a
slight fraction before II o'clock. North
western and General Electric declined We.
Central and South American Telegraph
advanced Z points.
The hardening process was continued
but the trading was llstless Gains reach
ed point for Southern Pacific Rock Is
land Delaware a Hudson. United states
Steel profReTed. Amalganated Copper,
Colorado Fuel Bag Westinghouse Elec.
trio and Brooklyn Transit Snuff rose D
points Northwestern fell 3la and recover
cd an but a point Kansas &c Texas pre-
ferred, lnte'- ational Power Steel Foun-
dries and Third Avenue lost 10 ~.
Bonds were steady az noon
Readings further rise 20 rs was without
stimulating eject and the market contln-
ued inert Colorado s. Southern hrst pre-
fered. Consolidated Gas and Metropolitan
Securities advanced 10 ~.
Il WIS difficult 10 discover more than rs
variation In the fluctuations OF the pr0ml-
nont stocks during the latter part Of the
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
FREIBURG MINING DISTRICT.
Camp Flourlshed when Phoebe Was In
It's Prime.

r..ott,,,,. .,,,,. % opo ttuno n lvpiv III
'0''Ns '''" "a
Tie camp says the Del-a'ual i''u'' anu
az present there are good prospects
aboad While Phoebe was hourshlng
n nurnher NJ claims were being worked
Tor tbn rloh deposlfs of silver and lead.
Same M The ore sorted carried from
75 10 950 ounces silver. and contained as
Mon ne 40 per cent lead.
Judgo q q Goodwin and other well
known operator owned claims In the
district ana the outlook was indeed
encouraginr The depreciation of silver
and iead during the Cleveland admln-
lstrotlon caused the abandonment OF
tbe camp.
James Reed worked there for some
time nnd made sblpment OF ore run
ming 85O ounces silver but as II had TO
he frelphted m Milford ana thence TO
salt take N WAS found 10 be unprofit-
oble ana all work practically ceased.
Nesbltt Rros became Interested In the
distrlct Vim AR reed and TODAY own
some very yaluable claims. They are
at nresenf handed M tho Retbel Mining
connonv ronelstInr M salt LAID. Og.
don ,rj ntlchigon partles
,rho ye.ns are ,.sii deened and ue he.
tv .en u,,a ana or,rtg.ta II he bellev-
ed ,bot ,yltb ,3nrovcd methods OF
,yorlline tho veIns ana The hotter facI-
Mes for ehlnnlnr tbo nropertles can
be ,yorks5 M = nroai Tha vorai draw
Moor a. mo 5aryar ~ litigotior as two
,o,,r9,ias crnGi,t on como of tho inn.
portant claims
TROY Ies nortb ~ Frolhurg obou, 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
CONCENTRATES.

Fred Scarf Chicago representative
Of the Mining Review IS IN the city.
A scent assessment has been levied
Oh the stock of the Lower Mammoth
Mining company
The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Copper Ranch Mining company has
been called for Jan. g
A shipment from the charm mine To-
Gated I'm the Drum mining district, was
marketed yesterday, the controls show
Ing values Of ll2 ounces gold,
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported late yesterday were as follows:
Crude ore and concentrates, S2jS00;
base bullion, $4,000 gold bullion. $500
Arthur Petit a young mining man
formerly Of johannesburg South Afri-
ca, Is 40 the Knutsford, from Gnldheld,
whore he has been to look over the
country
n A. Brown, superintendent OF the
OQu!rrh- bingham mine at Bingham,
ia M the city and win leave on Jan.
for the east. The mine has been close.
Down for the winter
Tonopah adyloes state that import
ant Developments were made on the 300
level Of the MacNamara mine last Mon
day. Il is believed the Mizpah ledge
has been encountered.
W, A, Clark, Jr, D, b. ellis and
several other Butte mining men were
the guests last evening OF e. Il, We'll Of
this city at a dinner at the Kenyon no.
tel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
PRODUCE.


Chicago, Dec. 23.-May wheat opened
unchanged 10 x lower at l.ll% TO i.llia.
After touching Liz the price declined 10
/. ilisfil M. but rallied again 10 Liz,
Cash: Wheat No 2, red, i.5hg1 1914;
No. 3, red, Ll0Ql "a; No, q hard lilo
Liz; No. O. hard. 1921 70, No, /. north.
ern, l.i5hai lHa; No. 2 northern, loo
LIZ: No, 8, spring, l0a1,12
Oats-No. O. 30is, No, 3. 50A
COrn-No 2, i64uiGa. No, 81 43lHd42A,
May closed at Ll2h8l.l23s, a gain Of J4R
wheat-Dec., l.ioA; May, i.i2NG1. 1928;
corn-bec iss; Jan, 49, May, l5A,
oats-Dec.. &}. May, 3l% July, Sl%.
Pork-Dec, n.S; jan, R,5fi; May
Lard Ii9&5if1d-pec.. s.ss4, Jan. s.@a0all; May,
Ribs-jan., G.i7ls, May, e.72hat.75; July.
6.S7
Rye.-Dec., 70.
Fiax--Cash, northwest, I 8h.
Tim0thy-Dec. 2 nv.
Cloyer--Dcca 1919
Barley-Cash. $3.50
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After a Recess of a Month Big
Bingham Company Enters
Market Again,
TONNAGE MOVED IN 1904.
Has Been Close to 10000 Tons--ln-
creased Output Predicted Tor
Next Year

The management OF the Boston Cons
solidated at Bingham has resumed orc
shipments again, after a shutdown Of
q little over a month. During the year
the Boston has mined close to $4,000
tons Of ore, which underwent treatment
at the Bingham Consolidated smelter
During the coming year the output
should show vast increase and IL Is
probable the company viii soon take
steps towards the erection of cOn-
ccntrator for the reduction Of the low
grade copper bcarlng porphyrles be-
longing 10 the belt out Of which tie
Utah Copper company Is grinding out
fortunes every day
Louis $, Gates, the new superintend-
ent Of the Boston. has things In good
order for The coming years campaign,
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ToDAYS REALLY TRANSFERS.

Glen r Boutwell, 10 H. j Marks
lots and 10. block South Capt.
toll avenue addition .o,.. ,.t,.o o0l
j. j. Marks 20 j Sidney Ellis lots
and 10 block l. South Capitol
avenue addition .., .........a.tt
William Davidson 10 70. j. wills
2isXaa rods northeast from the
southwest corner Of lot q block
~ UlNt k,stts, snt ttttstftttttl eiV]
philip Fincfan TO Anderson Real
Estate Investment company, lJK
rods northwest from the south
east corner OF lot 1, block b. plat ,..,
- tt'sfstt ',sttsst'tt4tt ,tt.ttsttftttt WV
Niagara Mining and smelling cone
pany 20 United states Mining
company, Niagara lode, etc, West
Mountain tttstt ss ttttttttttftstt
Mary McCabe to Johanna Harrlng-
ton, lot 30 and part of lot 80
block 1 Bellevue Park .4..,.. l,oV
Edward Home 10 Eliza S Wilcox
southern Ono-half of lot 3G and
northern one-half Of lot 81, block
4 Walkers subdivision ,o, u. 2,a5
j Donnan Rcayls 10 J. w Hous-
ton trustee. lot AZ, block II, AR
lington Heights a,, ,, .,..rn. ~
William 0lasmann 20 Tom ".
Parmole part of section 10, town
ship 1 south range 1 west ..,.
Salt Lake County, 60 Margaret s.
TagErt lots and S, block 49,
Folaum's addition .., ...,.to,..
job liarker "a c o Jmson, 72
acres "a southwest quarter VI
section 2 township south, range
west etC.... Zoe. ......,,.. 200
Joseph II. Harkor 10 c j JanBon
10 acres I'm northeast quarter of
section 3. township 2 south, range
sherman Anderson to NJ N Ten
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23

kept up. All the telegraph operators
along the line were reused and kept the
wires hot In their frantic endesyors to
locate the lost piece OF rolling stock.
Al dawn the following day the mystery
was solved. The car had been driven
completely into another freight car
which was standing on the side track
when the collision occurred The cars
had been telescoped, so that by the dim
lantern light they seemed like one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
Wabash Received Support and the
Price Stidened During Fore
noon Call on Change,
YANKEE CON. REMAINED FIRM.
Daly-ludQe Passed the Call Unchanged
The Closing Quotations
And Sales

The general tone Of the mining stock
market was not quite as good
today as It was yesterday
New York Bonanza and May Day
which were conspicuous in the forenoon
trades were both weaker ON the con-
trary Wabash gained support and stiff
fened from 2iJ to 1886, Yankee CONSOLE
dated was not sighted and 200 shares,
offered at SSls cents, were taken, Little
Chief was active In the bidding and Q
few board lots were brought out, Daily
Judge passed the call unchanged, the
the stock selling at yesterdays prices
Grand Central, when called for, was
offered at $40 and the stock was taken
at the price on the open board. For
Boston Consolidated, 662la was
asked, but GOO was the best the bidder
would do,
The closing quotations and sales were
ag follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec 3.-Sugar, raw. firm
Fair refining. AZ centrifugal, % test is,
molasscs sugar ~.
Refined Firm Crushed 8.35; powdered,
O. g, graduated, b3.
Coffee Market steady No RIO SN
New York, Dec 2. -Butter-Firm. Street
price extra creamery 21d2lA. official
prices creamery common 10 extra. 1107,
do held. comom nto extra, 20 20 ell4: state
dairy. common TO extra l5a3, western
imitation creamery, l6a2l
Cheese and eggs unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
JANUARY DIVIDENDS
WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS

New YORK.. Dec 2.-Dlyidend and inter-
est disbursements 10 be made IN January
will break all records. according 20 stats.
ties collected by the Journal Of Com
merce The compilation indicates a total
Of about si36 O1O 10 be paid out hy lead
lng railroad and Industrial corporations.
local banks. trust companies. traction
companies and The national government.
This IS nearly 1900 0W larger than In Jam
uary year ago. when total payments
of similar institutions were about Sl33 800.
O0 The Industrial payments show con-
siderable falling on because Of reduction
and passing ~ dividends hut this Is much
more than Offset by increased payments
on the part OF the railroads and local
traction companies. Following Us a COM
paratiyc summary OF the January dis
Easements with comparisons;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
BOUGHT PLACER MINE.
George Hunter, Thunder Operator Par
tlal TO Idaho Propositions.

George Hunter an extensive Thunder
Mountain operator has been stopping
at one Of the leading hotels for several
days. and Is accompanied by his wife.
Mr. Hunter arrived from New York
a few days ago, where he closed q deal
for the purchase Of a large placer
mining property IN northern Idaho. II
Ia the intention, Mr. Hunter says, to
operate the property on an extensive
scale IN the spring. Mr. Hunter VIII
make an inspection Of his mining In
tercsts before returning east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
Pennington Version of It.

According to reports from Farming
ton the failure OF the Guffey. Galley
oil well enterprise was due 10 encoun-
tering loose boulders at a depth OF 1900
feet, which sweryed the pipe TO one
side. thus preventing the drill from
striking the bottom. This has put a
stop to further work in this direction.
and the well Is for the present closed
up. II Is claimed that the well should
have been sunk naf mile to a mile
nearer the mountain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
COPPER BELT TRAFFIC.
Bingham Road Has Hauled More Than
100000 Tons Of ore This Year.

The present year has been very pros
porous for the Copper Belt railroad
Of Bingham. From General Manager
William Maly IT.. the News was IN
formed today that with the month OF
December, estimated, the years record
viii show that more than 100000 tons
Of ore were hauled over the Copper
Belt tracks The entire tonnage came
from the Utah Copper, Yampa, Boston
Consolidated and United States mines.
The Utah has been the largest contrib
utor,its mill In operation IN lower Bing-
ham now calling upon the mine for
ZOO tons a day
The coming year looks promising for
the copper belt, as there Is everything
10 indicate that IT'S traffic viii double
during the next l2 months. BY the end
Of another year the Utah Copper COM
pany win require the transportation
Of no less than 5000 tons daily.
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the greatest gold mining camp the

the greatest gold mining camp the
world has ever known
Recently, Mr McYichle visited the
Bullfrog district and came away very
much impressed with IT, lie says there
rs not much doubt thar II VIII make one
OF the best mining camps In the state
Of Nevada lts location Is admirable
being ln region whore plenty Of water
can be had for an milling and reduce
ton PURPOSES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. @.-Catlle--Recelpts, D.
600; market strong. Good 10 prime steers.
6.0aG Is poor TO medium, 3S5 80; ST OK
ers and feeders 2.l5QA,lj, cows, l.SQt.D.
heifers, 2OH6.0O, Gamers, l.Sjq2.iQ, bulls.
2OOQ4 90, calves 3.j0a615
Hogs-Receipts today 1900. tomorrow,
1900; market weak Mixed and butchers.
i.306f65; good to choice heavy 1904 60;
rough heavy i.S0Ni40 lights, i.lQqi 40;
bulk OF sales 4.35G4.O
Sheep Receipts. 500 market strong;
lambs strong, / 0cents higher Good TO
choice wcthers A.6O65lj, fair to choice
mixed, 3l5a4.lO western sheep 3.50a6 Is;
native lambs il5g5o0 western lambs,
s. 50Q6. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
SALT LAKE CITY
DIRECTORY, 1905.

The regular canvass for r. L. Polk
& Co.'S City Directory, 1905. is now on.
and the work will be pushed 20 compile
ton az rapidly as possible Advertisers
desiring space IN this well-known and
reliable publication should secure same
at an early date.
w. 2. COOPER, Secy. and Mgr.
Gl7-62O D0oly Bldg
Bell Tel 904-K.
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nIVIpENp PAYMENTs.
INTEREsT pAYMENTs.
STONE ouERN IN SHETLAND is-
LANDS.

The cut represents one Of the old
mills. or querns, which were formerly
used by ancient British tribes and are
still in use IN the Shetland islands,
These primitive mills are built Of rude
masonry and have turf covered roofs.
At one end IS a rough platform on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
THE SMOKE EXPERTS,
Messrs, CrOasdale and Meyer Nill Ar
rive Here Early in January

The experts who were employed re-
Gently By the smelling companies oper-
atlng IN the Salt Lake valley to in-
vestigate the smoke problem VIII COM
mence their labors soon after the first
of January. Manager Whitley Of the
American Smelling & Refining com
pany has received adylces 10 THIS et-
feet Prof. Croasdale, the Colorado
expert, has wired that he viii reach
Salt Lake on Jan. 10, and Dr. Franz
Meyer ls scheduled to reach here about
that date. II being his intention TO leave
New York on Jan. 2, after having spent
the holidays with his family
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none.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City Dec, q -Cattle-Recelpts,
2e0; market steady. Native steers, $500
$50, native cows and heifers, l.15q5 90;
stockers and feeders, 2.O0ff4 10. bulls. 200
an 90; calves. 3ODa650; western cows, lis
Q350.
Hogs-Recelpts GOO: market strong
Bulk OF sales 4.S06fi 60; heavy, 4.50lpl .65:
packers, 4.45lii,6Q; pigs and lights, 1850
4.5O.
sheep Receipts 1000; ma ket strong
Muttons 00G5 2i: lambs 5,OOa6 50; range
wethers, 425q5. 10. few ewes 3.7jQ450,
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PECULIAR RAILWAY sMAsAup.

The cut depicts the result of head
on collision between two extra freight
trains at East Darlington n II. After
the crash a freight car belonging to the
Boston and Maine railroad was miss
ing and could not be found The aocl-
dent occurred shortly after midn ght,
and from that time until daybreak a
diligent search for the missing car was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
OMAHA

South Omaha, Dec 9.-Cattle-Recelpts.
900; market steady Native steers ESQ
$40, cows and helfers 250d410; western
steers 3.O0H4 co.. Texas steers 2.15q3.7j.
range cows and heifers, 2.S0d3 IS. cam
ners l.5Oli2 q, stockers and feeders, 2400
400 calves. S,0OQ6.O bulls, stays etc,
1909 15
Heavy. 4 35d4'i1. mixed, 4.S7iG4. u; lights
4.iQi4 As; pigs i.0ql l0i bulk Of sales, AS
04.4O
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MAMMoTHs SHIPMENTS.

Five Hundred Tons Reached the Fur
naccs This week.
The Mammoth mine at Tntlc which
VIII close the year with a dividend
record OF $40 0oO continues TO respond
with the usual ore shipments. During
the present week 300 tons OF first class
and 200 tons OF second class ores were
marketed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
A. s. CAMPBELL
GOOD SPRINGS COUNTRY.


Special Correspondence.
Provo Dec 23--W. II. Wilson. who
has extensive mining interests near
Good SPRING. New. ON the San Pedro
road, is I'm from that place Mr. VIII
SON Is enthusiastic over the future OF
Good Springs ON account Of its favora-
bic location, being a yeritable oasis ia
the desert
The surrounding mines win make the
place distributing point for alrge
section Of county ond the fine soil and
delightful climate makes 6, very desra-
Die place 10 live. Mr. Wilson and the
Hardy Brothers Of Los Angeles. for
merry OF Provo have laid out @ town
site and are busy s.lLIng lots.
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PRAISES GoLDFIElD.
la MeSishle says it Leads An other
Camps.

Captain Duncan McVIchie. general
manager Of the Bingham Consolidated
mines, is enjoying visit from his
brother j. A. McVlchie, whom he had
not seen Tor about twelve years The
latter came In from Goldaeld Nevada,
yesterday and wlll remain guest
q his brother until after the holidays.
Like all others who have visited the
Goldneld region, Mr. McVichie is loud
In his praises Of IL, and declares It Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old books, Music and Magazines. Put
them IN strong new covers for preset.
walton Many records Of value can DO
saved by having them bound, The
News hlndery can do the work In any
form at any price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
WOOL.


St Louis. Dec. 3.--Wool nominal. Ter.
rltory and western mediums. 2lQ22. ano
medium l1alS, fine. 1911.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
REGULAR GAIL.

NENl LAX GAIL.
Daly-Judge, 100 at SIS.
May Day, 1900 ut 1914 800 az 10 10.
1000 az ~, 1000 az 1875. 500 az lgl4 3 30.
800 at 1888; 1900 40 rs 90; 1900 az lSM.
1000 az rs; 500 40 11h 60.
Little Chief. 2o00 at 3I
New York. 1900 at 2lh; 1900 at 81:
1000 az 500 300 AT 20is
Wabash, 900 az 2le
Yankee Con- goo at 3SiA,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Grand Central 100 no $40.
Little Chief 800 at 3H.
May Day 1000 at Is $500 az 1874 500
at 1888.
Uncle sam Con-, 900 al 23k.
Wabash, 100 at 235; 100 at 2.33; 100
at 232.
REHABILITATION.
Regular can ...,.... .u15100 S323I So
open board u.,. ,.,... $500 l,S7ISS
Forenoon totals .. .gl100 S5.2i9 Is
A, S, CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker
PIG d. =. Walker Block.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. & R. @. R. r.

One fare for the round trip between all
points in Utah. Dec 23rd cath, 25th, 3lst
and Jan, ist. Final limit Jan. Ord.
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Lead and Conner.

New York, Dec. 8--Lead, quiet an.
changed Il
Copper-Qulet, b%l5h,
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Time Table
In Effect Dee.
1904.
ARRIVE.

H.. ARRIVE.
tom Ogden. Portmba p,,,.
Louis i6Snclsco, Chicago, M
Fto,uu Omaha ana Denyer' sn.
poIn,s Osueh and intermediate %" am
Frn,. - ,i,t'sss,, ,.......... a.a
'Ioie ogden, Cache Vaiiey. and va am,
From Ogden cB BIjin5s ss,'Yag Mss pm.
hahsas cts OMAN LUIS
From osdeSa,u V' cSsiio, "v.,,., I:i5 PIN,
Fronno,ssnohy Portland and seb
90" NM l,1T;pi,, 49,. 1:Np,m.
F9r Ogden, Omaha r.,.
Ie ensef hansos CITY and
'Gg Ogden, portiand," st"IlS A., ''oo an.
tor vy san FRANCISCO and In n-
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