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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

UNCLE SAM CONCENTRATES,
Manager Chipnnn win Get Returns from
initialLO Today.

Late this afternoon Manage james
Chapman expects TO get returns from
the samplers ON the first lot Of concen-
tlates shipped from the Uncle sam
Consolidated Mining compuny's new
mill IN Tintic.
Concerning what the results WIN be
the manager did not care to make any
predictions, yet It Is evident that he
anticipates they will be entirely sat
isfactOTY
4 mistaken impression has gone out
regarding the output of the new mil,
II has been made TO appear somewhat
larger than II really Is. To sci the
public right In the matter IL IS Well TO
state that the new plant Is capable OF
handling from 80 to Cd tons OF crude
ores daily. the basis Of concentration
being ut the rate Of about six tons
into one, ..
In speaking Of the new mill thlS
morning Mr.. Chapman stated that an
the adjustments have not been made
consequently It has not been up to us
full capacity. ,.
like IN the case Of almst all new
plants II takes little time TO get eV-
erything to running smoothly ANA tho
one at the Uncle Sam Is NO exception
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
GIRLS EXCEED BOYS.
Twenty.Three Of Former and Ten Of
Latter Born During the Week,

The births reported to the board OF
health FOR the week ending Jan, q
show an increase OF one as compared
with the preceding week, 10 males and
% females being reported during the
week. The deaths for the same period
were l6 less than recorded during tho
previous week,6 males and females be-
ing the recorded mortality record for
the week. Five bodies were brought
here for interment and were shipped
away.
One case Of scarlet fever was report
cd during the week and none having
recovered, left cases in quarantine
in the city Four cases Of diphtherIa
We're reported during the week and two
were released from quarantine, leaving
4 cases in detention as against for tho
week before No new cases OF small
pox We're reported during the week and
one having been discharged, left 10
cases in detention There wer two cas-.
es Of typhoid fever reported with one
death, cases Of chickenpoX, cases
Of Whooping cough were reported, one
case died and one was released, leav-
ing 10 cases under quarantine restrIc-
tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
SAN PEDRO RESOLUTIONS
Full Text of What Was Adopted BY III,
Commercial Club Last Night.

Following Is the fun tovt y,
resolutions adopted last night hv ~
board Of governors of the Comno.a,' Y
club In favor Of the increased GANG
slonal appropriation necessary 10 con
plete the deepening Of san Pedro no,
Dor; 'a''
whereas. The Commercial c,rh
Wv representative Of the business in
eeISs.s ol cat Lake City and the STATE
Oh Ctah recognizes the fact that yben
lhe san Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt ska
Iaiiroad Is completed, as 1t probahIy
VIII he within the current year. ~,
naroor at san Pedro viii become h,.
reason OF shortened mileage and -,
duced grades, the nearest and most sc
cessable Pacific coast port for sary,n,
the commercial interests OF said cltsS
ana STATE, ana viii necessarily result IN
a very large volume Of business passln.
thforgh Salt Lake City by rail dsse'
tined for the nearest Pacific coast mr.,
over great mileage VI railroad center
ing our city, and extending thence n
the east, north and south, and,
Whereas, The Commercial recognize
the further fact that the construrtJon
OF the lsthman canal will be shortly
entered upon and that when completed
san Pedro harbor will undoubtedly ael
sumo great additional Importance Il,
This entire region on account of seryln,.
as harDor for accommodating murp
Of the commerce which will come fror,
eastern cities to be passed through a
Pacific coast port and transferred
thence by rail to the cities Of this inter
mountain country, thereby greatly 70.
ducIng freight rates and charges. There.
fore be Il
Resolved, That the continued I'm.
proVcmcnt by the government OF the
United States OF the inner hatbor ~
San Pedro Y of paramount interest 10
the state Of Utah in common with all
other intermountain states
Resolved, further that we call upon
and urge the senators representing the
state Of Utah In the United States
senate and the representative Of the
state of Utah In the house Of repre-.
sentatlvcs earnestly and diligently 10
work for the appropriation by the gov.
eminent at the present session OF Con.
gress of the balance OF the total sum
estimated by the board Of engineers II
the United States as necessary for max.
ing the inner harbor at san Pedro an
adequate port for the accommodation
Of all kinds of ocean commerce, includ-
ing vessels large enough to carry trans.
pacific freight and that the same Do
put under the continuing contract sys-
tom 50 that the improvements so ur-
gently desired by the commerce Of tbs
entire southwestern part Of the Unlt-
ed states may be completed at the ear
lies tdate
Resolved. further, that the secretary
is hereby directed to send copy u
these resolutions to the senators and
representatives in Congress from this
state.
Il. +. HOLMES, President.
j. s. HOUSTON, Secretary.
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Salt Lake stands 3ith In the list OF
cities whose bank clearings are chron-
icled by Bradstreet for the week ending
last Thursday evening. The figure Civ
en- IS S3,126Sll an Increase OF 1913 per
cent over the corresponding week Of
last year There are heavy Increases
an over the country showing that bus
mess IL picking up the heaviest in
crease being 1891 per cent, at Mem
phis. jacksonville, Fla, shows an in.
crease Of 1855 per cent, and wichita
Kans., 7G5 per cent The heaviest de-
crease Il 22.j per cent, at Akron, ONO.
The Mutual Realty company Of this
city filed It's articles Of Incorporation IN
the county clerks Office today, It's cap.
ltal stock IS 100000, divided into shares
of the par value OF so each Il. l., Ray
bould is president. w. y. Baker, vice
PRESIDENT Edward Home, secretary and
treasurer.
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BINGHAM MINING NOTES.


Billy Hart and Otto Eihlers having
sold their lease on the Butler-Liberal
couyer vein to the company the vein is
now to be- developed for production on
an extensive scale, II Is making a very
fine showing Of ore, that carries 10 .
per cent copper besides precious metal
values and large per cent Of iron In
excess Of silica. The late lcssees are
this week marketing two carloads Of the
ore, that win yield them more than
wages for tholrWork. For considcra-
ton they We're willing to relInquIsh
their lease, which has but n short time
longer 10 run.
As according TO all predictions cop
per Is sure 10 boom this season, the
company is making a good move In
opening up this vein, which with cop
per selling at an advanced figure may
soon become one Of the most important
features Of the Butler Liberal
At the Mystic Shrine an upraise on
the vertical assure Of the linhorn lode,
from lower cro,gcut to upper incline, Is
being made. \ streak of high grade
copper that was four inches wide at
the raise, and Manager Young Is conf.
dent good ore hOdy Will De developed,
At the Yampa min' n new boiler an,
slN-drll compressor went into service
Tuesday Next weei eight new side.
dunn ears viii be put on the track and
n motor for Lropeliing them Is about
due TO arirye,--Bullctln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

Park city Majestic, will leave for tha'
property tomorrow morning,
A. J. McMullen has returned from
Montana where he went TO CONFER win
o. K. Extension Shareholders
supt. Brown Of the Centennial-Eurc'
ka mine, Is In the city today In con-
sultatlon with Managing Director HoI'
den,
+. W. Whitley, operating the Puts
burgh Idaho placer mines on the sal
mon river in Idaho was IN the CITY en-
route from the east
John McsorelyN been appointed
foreman OF the Daly-Judge mine AZ
Park city. and viii enter upon his du-
ties on Monday next,
At the Sacramento MINI, Mercur' 10
tons OF ore are being treated dally az
the companys mill This Is In aidi-
ton 20 The output of mercuii1l ores
Repairs are rapidly being made at
IN, Midas mill In the Deep creek couh-
try. and the management says the |oFh
viii be- completed iu about two weeks
The stockholders Of the Shaba mine
In the Deep creek region contemplate
Increasing the capital stock of That cor
poratiOn at an carly date.
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PRICE CHANGES
WERE SMALL.
Market Opened Active and Broad
With Gains Largely Pre-.
dominating.
PR0FIT-TAKING HAD ITS EFFECT
Strong Bank Statement Caused K ally
Closing Being on Yesterdays
Level.

New York, Jan. 23--The opening stock
market was active and broad but the
price changes were small with the gains
predominatlng, Tho London stock ex.
change vas closed today aud this market
had no Initiative from that point. The
stock market was irregular and feverIsh
during the FIRST hour, Heavy profit taxi
ing went on In all speculative fayorltcs
but buying lifted some stocks. Bidding up
of Wabash securities ana other Gould
stocks cOunter-balanced temporarily tho
reaction elsewhere Amalgamated Cop.
per rose 10 jlh and a spunking Of or
ders among obscure stocks also showed
some support Prices " important stocks
were driven below Yesterdays close at II
o'clock Rcck Island leading with a loss
Of nearly point, 7 he level OF the whole
market tr,cAtd uuGgr profit taking
Southern Paddle losing point, and some
minor stocks more. ine market stcadied
AFTER the bank statement had been Is
sued and a rally I'm Baltimore X Ohio TO
more than a point over last night led the
list back To about last nights level sugar
also gained a pulnt The closing was aC-
tive and steady
Money Oh cal. nominal. No loans
Time loans, easy; Go and ~ days, 3G3l!
per cent: six months. { per cent.
Close Prime mercantile paper i4djn
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at As .5ju4.N
for demunl, ana at iS,@aiS3,3 for o.
days,
Posted rates, 4SSHal,a and 4@'.a
iS1.
Commercial bills, l.NlgQi3.
Bar silver, 5iA cents
Mexican dollars, l2', cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

Park city Majestic viii leave for that
property tomorrow morning
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Rev. Carlisle b. p, Martin. LID.

Waverly, Texas, writes; "Of n morn.
ing. when first rising. | often find a
troublesome collection Of phlegm,
which produces cough. and is very
hard to dIslodge but small quantity
Of Billiards. Horehound Syrup will ut
once dlslodsed II, and the trouble is
over, know Of no medicine that is
equal TO IT, and Il Il 80 pleasant TO
take. / can most cordially recommend
II to all persons, needing medicine
for throat or lung troubles Price
Csc, zoe, 500 bottle ut z, c. NJ, l.,
Drug Dept.
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OPEN BOARD SALES.
RECAPITuLAT1ON,
FRISCO SILVER QUEEN.
stockholders Express satisfaction ut
showing Being Made.

The stockholders Of the Frisco 81.
Yer Queen Mining company says the
Richheld Reaper, who attended the an
nual meeting In kchhcld last week,
expressed themselves well satisfied with
the outlook for the property. The
ground adioins the Golden Reef ON the
north and has the same Identical forma-
tiOn.
Some time ago a shot was put into u
cropping ana samples Of the rock
thrown out assayod all the way from
50 TO $40 per ton In gold. The direc-
tors then decided 70 run tunnel 10
tap this vein and are now In distance
OF about 80 feet. 1t Is expected TO
strike this vein within the next 100 to
80 feet, II lies in course with a SINH
lar vein ON the Golden Reef from
which excellent gold values have been
obtained,
Beyond this vein is expected the
palena body of ore which the Golden
Reef people are after on their proper
", Indications Of which outcrup ana
are In line on both properties.
j. A. Ross Of Joseph has been made
superintendent of the work, and u
force Of men are to be kept steadily en-
gagged until the first vein is struck
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ROBBED ON THE TRAIN.
Man from Missouri Touched" for the
Sum of Seventy Dollars. 1
Especial to the News. y

NtIfAAAl ~ AAl' aN'Nof
ogden, Utah, Jan. GA II, Smith
Of Campbell Mo-, reported to the po'
lice this morning that he was robbed
on a Southern Pacific passenger train
while coming into Ogden, and relieved
Of $50 in gold, $50 in currency and thres
union cards. Mr.. Smith, It appears
went to sleep on the seat and while
in the arms Of Morpheus someone, "
said a1ant unknown, dropped in and
took advantage OF his opportunity.
likewise his fellow passenger The po-
lice are investigating the matter
Mike Cunningham was arrested this
morning on complaint Of Tom Carey.
who claims that Cunningham went
through his pockets, while in Twenty
nth street saloon, relieving him OF all
his cash. lie will be charged with
robbery
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CONCENTRATES.

Joseph Dcdcich is in Bingham to-
day.
Manager e, W. whitley departed for
the east today,
George II. Robinson will arrive from
Bingham this evening,
Stunt Frank Janney will come In from
the Utdh copper properties ut Blng-
ham this afternoon.
Manager Dooittle Of the Ulah "
Eastern mines near st. George mas re-
turned from the east
Renorts from the camps state That the
snpwstorms Of the past few days nave
been very heavy.
c. S. Ralph and other officers OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
EXnninine Beaver Mines.

r. II. Dlckmau, q mining engineer ~
Chicago. has been epcndn. the week at
Milford and vicinity making a thor
ough examination Of an ot the Lewis
and Majestic properties Saturday and
Sunday he inspected the Imperial and
Comet, and the time since then has
been spent at the Majestic aud Royal
properties, being plotted about by En-
glneer Hurst. Mr.. DIckmlu declined to
dlcuss the purposes OF hls visit or TO
disclose the Identity Of those for whom
me is making the examinations Last
week he examined the Manhattan prop
critics at Phoebe His presence has CIV
en- rise 10 an sorts OF rumors and con-
lectures concerning an alleged CONSOLE
dalton of the Lewis interests, but no
definite information can be obtained
Milford Times.
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IN AMERICAN FORK.
Conditions at the GoodSell Mine Reported
Most Encouraging,

W. l.. Goodscll who IS managing the
Goodscl propertiol I'm American Fork
canyon has returned from a trip of in
spcctiun. The trip was a difficult one,
said Mr. GCodsCll today. owing to the
late heavy snow fan; but, he declared,
II was worth making as the property
has never looked quite as we'll as it
does now.
In fact the manager was greatly
clatcd ever tho condition Of things 1T
the mine that some extensive ore ship
meuts viii be made this week is a
fu,ogOnc conclusion.
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NO ANSWER GIVEN,

Hero Is little story they are telling
on a Maine professional man, who oc.
casIoually delivers interesting lecture $
at institutes aud grange meetings. one
day he came across a farmer feeding
his hogs and he thus accOsted him,
What are you feeding to thes hogs,
my frlend%
Corn, replied the gri2zIed old farm.
or, who knew the learned gentleman
by sight.
"Are you feeding II wet or dry?"
"Dry"
Don't you know II you feed It wet
the hogs can digest II In one-half the
tlme?"
1.-THE farmer gave him q qulzzlcal
look, Nov, see here doctor" he said,
how much do you calculate n hogs
time Is worth |--Lewlston Journal.
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silver King and the Daly.West mines
In Utah with a view TO purchasing them
for the Federal Mining & Smelling COM
pany. we have not concluded any negO-
tations The two mines arc very profit
able They have been making dividends
nj 81 100000 year. The ore runs high
in silver with some gold and Il little
copper, besides It's lead. The lead pro-
ductlon is small compared with that Of
our Cour d'Alene properties, but the
other metals run NJ values. We have
not investigated enough to have any
idea how much ore Is IN sight, but there
are certainly large reserves, | shall go
back east In two or three weeks and
shall pass through Utah TO see the
mines ON my way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
u. 5. STRONGER.


During the present week the market
Cor mining stocks In Boston has shown
strong tendency. This Is PARTICULAR
~ true of United states Mining,
which, on Mondays close, was quoted
at sl912la bid and $3.50 asked, Whilo
the closing yesterday was AT ease "
higher Local brokers have also BID
up for the stock and nov the ANNOUNCE
ment comes from Boston, the mead
quarters Of the company mat the mn
pnces Of the concern VIII be IN shape
FOR the Inauguration OF dividends along
about next July The company expeG's
20 earn at least N2OOOOo during the
present year Considerable STOCK mas
transferred lately.
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TO CONSOLIDATE MINES.
Proposition to he Discussed by inierna'
tiunnl Copper shareholders.

The shareholders Of the International
Copper Mining company, whose prop
critics are located in the La Sal mining
district, are scheduled TO hold a meet
ing on Feb. -. At this meeting the
matter Of Joining with the Delrgo- LA
Sal company in u plan Of consolidation
viii be discussed and acted upon.
4 large number of the shareholders
are favorable TO the proposition and II
VIII probably carry.
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ToInIs ..l8.llIl0OiS M-6I3.l5i.28
Gcorco Hatton. Stock Broker.
Increase, sii3,9i535.

40. IS Montana house, Eas, Second
south per cent commission on stocks
selling for less than SlOO; over NOO,
y Of ] per cent Certificates sent by
registered mail to out-of-town patrons.
You pay no fee II YOU buy from or sell
10 me,
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SOMETHING TO STORY.


Notwithstanding the donlals made hy
the officials Of the Daly-Wcst and sll'
yer King mines II Is apparent from the
following taken from the Spokesman
Review that there is really something 10
the rumor that the Federal Mining "
Smelling company has been aItor the
Park city bonanzas, President sweeney
of the Federal company says
"Whlle we have been examining the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

New York, Jan q -Butter, irregular.
Extra creamery. ~. creamery common to
choice, ljn2l; state dairy. liql9
Eggs-Nery strong Western 2lTG.
Sugar-Raw nominal Fair refining,
2i-32i centrifugal, o. test. ll-52. mo-
lasscs sugar. 1882 Refined Is dull.
crushed j.uj. powdered ass, granulatcd.
AS.
Coifce-FIrm. No. Rio, Sl-l6.
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OMAHA,

South Omaha, Jan, }.-Cattle-Receipts.
leo; market unchanged, Native steers. 3.2j
NjlO; COWS and heters, 2.iOli3.Sj; can
ncrs, l.j0u2.jO, stockers ad feeders, 25OG
$50; calves, 3.O)aj,2j, bulls, stays, etc,
2. 2lH3 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $500, market strong to
Sc higher Heavy. l,UajO: mixed iSjq
40; light, AijNLgpi pigs 3,i5al,JDi bulk
OF sales, iSjQIgj.
Shecp-Rcceipts. 1900 market steady.
Westerns. i.35fi7j; wethers 3.Hdir:
ewes, 2.Id].Sj; common and stockers, 80
m N. lHmh. 4 1.llI. H.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The big snowstorm Of the past week
has had the effect of stimulating trade
considerably and merchants and bus J.
ness men are accordingly pleased win
the results and with the outlook which
they regard quite hopefully Then, too,
the big conference Of irrgators held at
Feast Jordan on Wednesday If the oc-
casion OF much satisfaction; and the
belief Is expressed that money from the
government win be obtained for the
work without much loss Of time. The
commercial and bond market has been
rather quiet during the week, but some
substantial sales have been made. The
latest quotations are as follows
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Jan. .--Cattle-Receipts 3O0i
market nominal Good to prime steers
4,Oq5.5 poor to m edlum 3,2jNi.5O,
G4m; helfers. l.75ql 50: Gamers. l.iOg
. lj bulls, 2.OOui.OO; calves. 3,0VdGl0
liogs-Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow
800; market steady 10 strong. Mixed and
butchers. i,90d51O; good to choice heavy
6.0j16.9 rough heavy, 4Sjl5 %; light
4.G0Hi.6; bulk Of sales. iSdj.Oj,
Sheep-Receipts, 200. market steady,
lambs steady, Good to choice wethcrs
4.1Odi,j0; fair 10 choice mixed 32jai,Q0,
western sheep. 3.JOu4,3j; native lambs
4.joV6.0J; western lambs, iljdj.9j.
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BURNS MANDOLIN CLUB,

MRS. CUMORAH BURNS, CONDUC.
TOR.
Ladies' quartet or Quintet furnished
for weddings, receptions, teas, etc, Nd
dress, Mrs Burns, 1858 east Fourth
South. Phone, l6Slk.
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nrND YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old Books, Music and Magazines. Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton, Many records Of value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work In any
form az any price.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. Jan 2?.-The following table,
compiled by Bradsueet shows the bank
c,yafings AT the principal cities FOR the
week ended Jan. -. with per-
cpntage OF Increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year.
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BOOK BINDING
And printing specially attended 10 AZ
the Deseret News Office Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders
speciality.

Did It ever occur TO you that YOU
could trade that shotgun Of yours 70
a bicycle, a horse or buggy or In tacI
anything YOU may want? An al u
the classified columns will do the work.
Try It, cent word | day.
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REGULAR CALL SALES

REGULAR CALL SALES,
Ingot. 1000 at -,
Manhattan, 5000 at ia,
New York Bonanza, 500 at %, seller
90,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Tetro, 900 at 304
Uncle Sam Con, 500 at 23h.
RECAP1TuLATION.
Regular call ....,..,., $500 1850
open board ........., 1000 21OO)
Todays totals....u. $500 s 1850
Weeks totals......,l6l.03 0 32,lOS.5O
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city Mo, Jan. 2&-Catte-Rc-
cepts, 300, market unchanged Native
2lid3GO, stockers ana feeders, 3O)03. 70;
western steers. 3.i0pH.j western cows,
ij0d33O
Hogs Receipts. 4OO0 market steady.
Bulk Of sales. 4150jD, heavy, i&ai.Oj
packers, iGjgi@'g; pigs, and lights. i5Og
INie
ShCop-Recepts, none; market nominal.
ly steady
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WOOL.
ST TOITg

st. Louis. Jan &-Wool. nominal Ter.
ritoty and western mediums NQl9, fine
MEDIUM. ljUll; inc, ljQlG
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II Is now possible 20 get sweet or
onges, a car OF Newhall having just ar
rived.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
gtNVFHVs fstUU NtHAhVHn

Just issued, Send to Deseret News
Book store, Salt Lake City, Utah. for
a free copy Special terms TO dealers.
agents and canvassers
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARlNGS

Salt Lake clearIngs for the
past week as compared with
the same week a year ago were
as follows.
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The publc's wants are many, and
many wants are daily supplied
through the News" want column ads,