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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Rust of Wheat and Oats

One reason why a large portion of Alabama is not pre-eminently grain growing country is the general PreVa1e kinds of rust attacking the four small grains wheat, oats, rye and barley. Wheat is usually the severest suffer ar: oats Is planted the oat crop escapes with less injury than any one of the other three small grains, and yet even the red s9-called rustSSproS6 oats a are re rust-escaping and rust resistant. Rust one reason why turf or grazing oqts rust than are the common red cats.
 It is quite probable that the com mon red oat can be made still more purposes plants showing entire ex- emption from rust l cannot too strongly urge that the present affords a most opportune time for beginning the improvement of the oat Dlaht by the selection of seed from individual plants of decided excellence or even from fields of fall l-sown oats where the weakest and tcnderest plants were de- stroyed by cold, leaving only the hardi- est to produce seed. Seed selected from such fields should be of much more more value for fall planting than seSd S of more value than seed obtained after a mild winter, when tender, as well as hardy, plants survive. We have Tea sbu to beilcNG that InlS QudLllN OI hardness is hereditary and that it can even be strengthened by persistent se
 lection of plants surviving the winter I would again earnestly urge that the few oats which survived the winter be threshed out for seed purposes. Let us remember that the danger of intro- ducing boil weevil in Texas oats in- creases every year as the weevil spread northward in Texas. In view of this danger quarantine regulations have been put into effect this year iu Alabama the effect of which will be to exclude oats from the greater Fart of Texas next fall, thus making it more important than ever that a good sup ply of home grown oats be saved Tor planting or for salo as seed oats 10 ones neighbors I. F. D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Sewing Machine Bargains

real ones. at Singer stores. Buy here and deal with the manufacturers. The sponsible; its representatives are all ways at hand to care for Singer Ma chimes. Look for the red s. 104 Dex- ter Ave, Montgomery. Alo.
 adY-mOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Southern Baptist
 Convention
KANSAS CITY. MAY 1O-1T, 1905.

KANSAS CITY, MAY 1O-17, 1905. Special Sleepers and Chair Cars tseata free in Chair Cars) leave Montgomery 1l:le A. M May 9th. running through without change to Kansas City via M. $ o. to st Louis, thence c. & A. to Kansas City, arrive Stop-overs allowed at St. Louis returning. Round trip rates one fare plus soc FoI reservations write Rev. O. F. Gregory D D., Montgomery. Ala, or
 P. $. HAY, S. E. P. A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

Iaie, rental and repair service is unsur- passed: supplies for al! machines Terry Davant. t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

For Diabetes and BrightS Disease, take Stuart's Gin and Bmchm.
 -- SaazEsa.sr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

WANTED-Teachers with Alabama license: special enrolment for ten days; best places in Alabama listed. w. H. Jones' Mgr. Southern Teachers Agency. Barnwell. S. c.
 4l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

FOR SALE One frame dwelling, four rooms and hall, and lot 1O0x1S5. one store house 22x3O on adjoining lot 100xls5 feet deep for sale at reasonable prices; also Ie0 acres near Wawbeek, Ala D. S.
 Bethune. Flomaton. Ala. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED-To contract with good reliable parties to do log cutting; good healthy lo- caiity. Roleu Logging Co.. Maplesyille,
 Ala. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

HALLS SAFES--Safes from S25 up on easy terms; we exchange for any old safe. Bir- minghavn Safe Co.,. Birmingham, Ala,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

FOR sALE-Hera Is the bargain: four beautiful lots, we'll located and desirable; price oniy S2.5o0; pay you to investigate
 Chandler & Douglass II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

SEE our new line of wall paper if you want to have a pretty room; We hang the paper and guarantee the work. Phone 2S0 and we will call and give you an estimate of what 1t will cost you. A. J. Keynton & Co, next to post office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
swARMING OF BEES.

Management in Swarming. yXheR ESsGaSna "A saap iasRsne eS il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
FOR SALE.

FOR AsALE-A four room house on Sayre St.: must be sold at once. Apply to John
 Hannon. Very cheap. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY-Some good hand wheel
 scrapers; apply quick. Roleu Logging Co. Maplesville. Ala. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

FOR sALE-Established, well equipped and first class undertaking business, South Perry St., this city: will sell whole or half interest; good paying business and great opportunity for right party Apply to M
 P. Grove & Co. South Perry St, Montgom- cry, Ala. 3t-1O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

wANTED-Two ladies to demonstrate So- caily and to travel: permanent position.
 good wages; attractive work. Call at 21 Moses Bldg. 2t-4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
PRODUCE,
ClllCAOC.

Chicago, June IA falling NJ Of 10
points IN tho condition OF the wheat crop
Of Missouri durllg the month of May, ~
shown by the state report had u
strengthening oitoot on lho wheat mar.
NJ here today a further advance a.
Commission houses were fairly active
hlddors for both July and September, but
offerings were not large July opened a
SHADE 10 htN, cen, higher AZ @s 10 MN,
After advancing ~ splt, NE price reacted
TO Ml, Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
sentiment IN the corn pit was inclined
10 bulishncse The main factors were
hlghorpablo and smaller receipts, Shorts
were good buyers july. opened llnohange
10 !, cent hlghcr At bO% 10 300. and sold
NJ 20 tQ's licniglng salca caused u roao'
Jnly oats opened y cen, higher AT 3O'.
and for u time held around pA,
July pork was NJ cents at lg,6g@
Ribs wcro up slSd5 cents at 7N
CASH Wheat No, ?, red LOS Nc, 3, rod,
No. northern I cMji iji No s. northern
lOlUlO,j. No, 2, spring, I ,Ogul,Q
onls ~ (: @l.gl3li M + @'.gao,s
hrw with July M u Ot tO9s $3.50.
.WhcOt-july Spi sept @AUS2', Dec
S2h
Corn july, ioi.; old -, spp,, isls old
80, Docu lGis old, iiib MAN W
oats. june. Wisi July, jOS, Soplr coz
"forS",hlIy' iges Sept. lspgl
l.ard.-LlN G9h luno. ! Oh Nontu iigll
Mt6 Oct ib2sulSji Now i& Dee,
T0ilg,
Hlbs-July i3!'si sept ujis Oct,
6billh7,0O
lSo-July Is,
ltMS- cash, norlhweelorn, li,
rlmoihyrJnly ESQ,
Iloyor-amno, II ilul2,@
Dnrloy. -tuAh isnN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
LEASING SYSTEM
IN COLDF|ELD
Is Looked Upon by Some as Being
A Good Thing Tor Progress
OF the Camp.
mine OWNERS AGAINST IT.
Yet They Admit, There Are Favorable
fea,urcs---Populatloo Of Gold.
field Is Thinning Out


Special Correspondence,
uoldhcld, New. May 9l~Tho qucs.
ton III being moolcd whether or not
the leasing System " good one for
Nevada mining camps Since Janu.
airy J. when most NJ the lenses OK.
pred IN uoldnold important strikes
have not been reported 10 frequently,
ana the sentiment of outsiders here ~
that the lease system IL best for the
progress Of the cump, Mine owners
irown upon n M u rule, They al.
nit that II helps 10 brine u good min.
Ing camp into quick prominence and
results M the employment Of large
number Of men, but they point out that
once the loasoos strike rich ore they
proceed 10 gougo the mine aud not 10
develop n on lasting lines AZ oapl-
inl N not wanting IN Goldnold, Tho
lease system seems Ia have received
n black oyo Professional lossecs on
the other hand claim that II N I'm
possible In any ease here Ia. get II lease
for over a year, and that " the mine
owners would follow the practise OF
Loadvlllc In tho early days and lease
for Ave 10 seven years, 1000 miners
would ma employment here In few
months,
The population " Goldnold has
ihlnnod out during tho past month,
lncompetonts, graftors, blOcklogs, SINAI
lradosmon ana the rilf'ron generally
that are attracted here by the Idea mat
they could mako fortune IN a night
with shoe string for n bank roll
have LETT IN disgust, and practical MN
ing mon and spectators with hank.
accounts, who are IN u position TO WI
and wait and employ competent ems
| gIncors 90 pass upon properties before
| they invest have taken their places,
There are many prominent capitalists
interested IN Tokop, Among these arc
| Peter Somcrs, millionaire, former mayor
| of Milwaukee, the cudnhyB OF Omh ma
ANA Chicago, Chris" Xnbrlski who
represents Borny smiths interests IN
| New York, cab Brougher, millionaire
mining man Of ronopnh, and others
| The combination, Florence, january
| and the Quartsito mines OF Goldhold
| have increased their shipments during
| tho past week by nearly hfty per cent
| and a In announced that the JUMBO
ON which work was resumed last week
win be shipping again within tort
| nlght. Development work ON I'M
pixie, Black Butte, Sands,orm, NM
Queen, columbia Mountain ana Zen
DAN N progressing rapidly ana ore u
being sacked on all OF them Tor snip
| mont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
FIRST SELLING
THEN BUYING,
DrOoping Tendency Of Foreign
Markets Caused Weak Open
Ing In New York
STOCKS RALLIED VIGOROUSLY.
Reeoyerles Not Fully Held '-- Large
Absorption Of Ssme
Speclal,IsG

New York, June g-rho dropping ten
doncy " foreign markets today helped 10
make the weak opening In the stock mar
ket here. Selling throughout the llst was
general and losses ran To . point or more
IN ~, Paul Union Pacific, southern Pa
ellie Canadian Pacific New York Cen
trail, Ontario q Western, United states
steel preferred, Smelling and Colorado
Fuel supporting orders were oncculal
only In s,codyng the Hist for u time the
increasing offerings eventually rWoopOg
away all opposl,lon 10 o decline Az OH
Yesterday the weakness was most mani
Test In The northwestern gram shrll"h,
~ Paul, Northwestern Pndng, tnnhuall
iorrod and American Smolung declined =
10 2L and Union Pacific IVA FullY iwu
dozen other leading stocks, comprising w
various groups lost from ! 10 w 'n''u
states Steel prcleilcd sold ~ VI ,.
The market rallied with ylsor Ond ,h,r1
was largo absorption Of some tp,Chl
Iocke' linton Pacific recovered y, md
H. Paul southern Pacific, IoIadlln va
cInc, Reading, Amalg0mnlcd copper
Smelling, Blookyn Ttpneil aud Mottopol'
ltan Railway \ noinh, 1no ln.oN'l,os
we're not fully held, Illinois cen'ra' dO'
Nlln'u ~ .
nonds woro irregular NJ noon,
A comparison ot the prices ruling ~
o'clock with those Of the previous 'lon0
showed little variation tht choIgeuo sou
INK Of tho early hours HAVING been en-
lfcly couniorbuancod by the ln'cr ue'
mand, Reading and Amalgamnled Nopnel
we're quoted n ana y respectively over
last night Great Northern protrf'd
dropped3 and Lgrknwannu Va
Reading had Increased i's sam 70
! points and Union Pacific Amhlgnmalod
4 ,oppor aud Metropolitan street Ra,lWhl
10 ~ BY : o'clock and the general lls'
averaged small fraction over yos,c,
days closing business was muc'l smpll
en- In volume than during the scll'ns
movement, u.,.,
Tho falling on IN demand ct the hlgh,s'
level allowed priccs TO clip back ana ~
paul Union Pacific ana Amalgnmglcl
| Copper reacted nearly a point headlnt
was then marked .up again to H.ooNs y
with stealing effect on the lis, A'lnn','
| Coas, Line gained !, The closing was dul
and unsteady,
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DULL DAY WITH BROKERS',
The Total salss Aggregated Less Than
,i00-tlosinp Quotations

There were iOl0O shares Of MINING
stocks sold ON The lloor Of the salt
Lake stock ana Mining exchange dUr'
INK the forenoon, involving N cash the
amount Of $780, The market exhibited
little life anywhere and II was llko
pulling teeth 60 bring out any busl'
utfB AZ all, on the regular board u
bunch ~ c0rlssa brought 20 cents aud
on the open honrd transfers were made
~ n quarter Of a cent advance But
lorbibcrl remained stationary Van.
kco Consolidated IN the strength Of
the official announcement that no dlyl.
dcnd need BIO expected next MONTH
declined Now York started on with n
sale NJ % later weakening, Mom'
roth WaA IN better tone, probably due
60 the announcement Of the signing
of u contract with ,ho United States
smelling company for ,ho mines ont
put for period Of three yours, Wabash
II inclined ia go NJ ngdIn, $40 hclng
hidi the stock WUs m rcd Al $40, Some
brokers look for quite a stun advance In
this stock,
The closing quotations ana solcs
were,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
AS. CAMPBELL
RtoclI Broker, gi0 ID, y, Walker Block
UTAH COPPER MILL,
Management FINDS the Disposition Of
Ratings Quite n Problem,

General Manager u, c. JacklIng and
Chlof Engineer George O, Bradley Of
the utah Copper company spent We'd
ncsday out at the point NJ the moun-
tain ON the south end of the Great salt
Lake, which NJ to be the location Of the
5000 ton concentrating plant
II was found nflor 'hlW DrAughts.
man OyWslrom had made u prclimi'
nary sketch OF the proposed building
that some changes In the site selected
were necessary that The plant would
have ~ be- placed ON higher elevation
to enable the economic handling OF the
ore and tuIlmgs,
one feature of the construction "
the Utah Copper oompany's mill that
win require most careful consideration
Is the provision for the t0lllngs dunn,
Tho fact ", II is serious problem
with the Utah Copper. oven out whore
the big plant N 10 hc reared, Unless
ono sopN to do a little figuring II can,
not be readily oomprphcndod 10 what
polportio ions the tallinRs dump N likely
10 reach when the new min gets undor
way, with the plant handling 5000
tons Of the bingham porphyrN ore.
there viii ho approximately 1000 tons
of this amount thrown over the lnblos
ms sands for the tnilings pile figuring
that The largo steel "bnuleshp" ears
hold 80 tons each n VIII he socn tina,
no loss than 100 carloads of this material
win be thrown w every "a hours, or
30, Boo carloads during the course Of a
calendar year
The operation " the company's mill
nj the mouth Of Bingham canyon
whore from GOO 20 500 tons VI ore Ia be-.
lng treated daily has caused some
complaint from foN Of tho rancho,
below H. the recent storms causing
lho pasNren to become covered WITH
der 20 avert any trouble In the future
| he management has decided TO adonl
| the plan " mpoundlng the lalings
and steps IN thai direction VIII be- taxi,
! en- Ut an oirly date,
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CONCENTRATES,

'rhc late wabash assessment has
been all paid In,
! H. Shockloy the well known
Noldnold mining engineer ~ IN the
clty from the Nevada camp,
Manager Tony NJacobeon Of tho co.
lumbuR Consolidated mines " Alta has
returned from n trip TO the camp,
The annual meeting Of the Consol-
ldntod Mcrcur Mlnlnp company takes
place IN Jersey CITY, n, jo next month
Manager q, ~ u, Turner OF tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
THE MAMMOTH CONTRACT,
v, ~ smelling Company scores one
Against lts Connection

The signing OF tho contract between
lhc Mammoth Mining company and the
United Sltoy Smelling company, un
"wednesday last whereby the Nam.
MON company agrees 60 shin the en-.
tire product Of lls mine Ia Tho lnttor
FOR treatment for n period of three
years, IL another demonstration tina,
n little competition IN the nold IN "A
Noly good thlng for the producer II
VIII b. recalled that the Mammoth
management has had no end of trouble
IN getting u favorable contract out OF
the Bmollore ana when the American
had things all ilR own way In this
Nnlloy There was 40 little profit lof,
nltor AL the charges were deducted
That President Mcintyre concluded 10
rcmoln o0l " the market with HIS
ore, which No lid Tor quite long time
The Mammoth oro arc of a compost.
lion which makes II very desirable
10 the valley smcltors and no
ono know u better than prosl.
tent Mcintyre, After time, when
tho United states became n factor IN
Tho local market situation, the Nam,
MOTHS chief executive concluded 10
enter HE open market, with the result
mat the return sheets began to show
a proht
While the conditions NJ the contract
lust entered into have not been re-.
leased IN detail II vs. known that the
terms are much more liberal than
anytime the company has ever been
nhlo 10 obtain heretofore ana the man.
agcmonl N preparing Ia Increase tho
output Of the mine, II " claimed thai
II IL the Intention 10 bring the output
up to nj least 1900 tons per month,
Tho loss or the Mammoth contract
by tho American ~ looked upon M be,
lng quite u Victory for tho United
states, ana gives assurance that M
long nv the present competition exists
tho produocrR Of Utah nro going lo gol
nm even shake Tor their money
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MORE SMOKE CASES,
Tho United s,atee smelling Company
Aaaln Named ~ Defendant

The United states smelling company
was made dcfcndan, IN three damage
suIls nled In the district court today
To recover the total sum " s6,622 for
injuries To the crops OF plaintiffs, All,
legged to have been caused by the smoke
ana fums from defendants smcltcr.
Robert Elwood ~ plaintiff IN one action
ana asks judgment for S2OSl2bi W. H.
BIRD " plalnliff In another aud he asks
for Sl,OlG25 ~ damages 10 his farm,
the plaintiff IN the third action y An.
drew Thompson who asks judgment
for Sl,GNb0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
UNITED VERDE NINE.
Reeen, ceye,in Turns out 10 no Not 90
bad NJ Fits, Reported,

Butte, Mont, June 9,-.Tho cave'ln At
tho United Verde mine at Jerome Ari'
IONA, On May 90 proves to be Ices eS,
icnslvc than at first reported United
stntes Senator w, 4, Clark owner OF
the property, has received o report that
the plan, IL again running, lacking QUE
furnace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
ctc., par, Of lot 3, block II, plu,

wv IhlN w wv - 'l''N ~ l''
u utnn,',.,1t,',u t'u,o'", !
A. Tracy ct al trustees, to Aug,
swanson VI nl trustees part OF
lot s, block II, plat u ,,u,u,,u'' lsOl
o. Bodon 1T nl trustees, 10 The
Swedish Evangelical Free Mission
etc, part Of block u.s. sandy sta
ton plat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !
William H. Bennett lo Lillian Am'
norman, land IN section %, town
ship south, range ! mst .p,uu y
Phoebe A. snow to Joseph NJ, Allcn,
part OF lot O, block q plat A OBJ, 900
Ann Osborn et al TO Annie Tucker
part Of 10, l. block IL plat D,u,y 90
Jas Chrlstlanscn TO Glenn II Both
well, 10, TO- block ", b'acro plat
Mary Ann Long to Glenn It Both.
we'll land In section 10, township l
south, range ! cast itu..u,,tu, i0)
Carl August Carlson 10 Edward w,
Palmer lot !, block ~, plat " ,,u, l,0bo
II H. Moyhor 10 puul I'lHhor, lots
30 olc, block 10. Highland pnikun 900
Isabella Cameron Brown 20 thnrlos
William Carhold, lot T. block d.
pat " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J,lll
James Thomson 20 LJtto Morton.
sen, part Of lot q, block ~, plat g., 0W
n llnnglor Jru TO Mppglo u Thorn.
son lots n, otcp block !, Ehnch's
subdivision ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, !
81.
Motor races tonight, salt Palace,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02

sharon NJ each parcel OF such Wock NJ
may ho necessary, will be sold NJ the OF.
nco VI the Secretary, Rooms 40 and ial
u, w. Waller llulldlng Gal Lake Guy,
l'inh, ON the l1ih day of june, llN6, az
the hour OF o'clock ,, M TO pay &c,
With tho costs OF advertising and cS'
penRcs of tho sale
u, n, RICHARDS, secretary.
Rooms 40 and IN " v, Walker Build,
ing, Salt Lake clty, Utuh,
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TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Sail Lake Land company 20 T. w.
povoyi lots VI, ana V? block 2, AZ
AUUgg, swonron ., A. i,ru,tc1si' 10 ,hc .
SWEDISH Evangelical Free Mlnrlon,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York juno 2-sugar raw, steady,
fHlr rchnmr, 9hi centrifugal .Wi icst, 81
mOlnHspN sugar 3ll,
llcnnud-Sleady crushed, COS, p0wdoi
ed 5pd, granulaiod J&,
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PROBATE AND oyARplANsHlp
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective Sign
ers for further Information

Consult county CLOTH or Icfp'VlN' Nkh'
crs Tor further Information,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Conh'
IN, state " Utah, IN the matter 81 inc
estate Of Elizabeth pSton Deceased. NO.
neni OF tho first account Of The cNtCu.
tors of the estate " Eaabcll PlN,on de-
ceased, has been sct for hcofing on Satur,
day, ihc nth day Of June, a, ~ 1905, at
10 o'clock n, M, q, me county court
in Salt Lake city Bal, Lake County,
Wl,noss the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed THIS End day OF
june a, ., lgS, ,,onou =, n.u
'sSoQ 4 l GspMGpGbg SO; SM" cla lr%
Jas II Moylo, Attorney,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE. OF SALE

Kennedy ditch Irrigation company
sugar Precinct Salt Lake County, Nlnlo
of Utah Nollcc,~Thorr are dollnlucnt
unOn The following doscrlhod stock on nc'
count of nssoasmoni lowed on the IN
day NJ Apil 1905, the several amounts
Nct opposite the names Of the respective
ghnrGholdorg uA fOllnNai
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vt)t,J.
81 LoIlIs.

ST. Louis June 2-Wool nrm, Ter
rilory aud western modlumal sNn3O'bi me
medium NNgO, flnc, 2lH3,
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Nevada stocks,

James 4, Pollock & Co., brokers, rc-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bhio Division, In ana for SOlt Lake coun'
ty, state Of Utah. IN the matter OF tho
estate of Daniel stuart Deceased. Notice
Tho pottlon OF Chflstnna NJ Pomcroy
and D6o stuart, executors " the estate
VI Daniel stuart, deceased Tor confrnll,
ton " the sale ~ tho following lesorlbcd
real and personal estate OF shld dooeIent
to,wlU Al Of lots ?, 3 and T. IN block D
lnnnory situated thereon, with boiler and
steam engine contained therein, for the
sum OF $3.50, And upon the following
terms, to,wil A part Of lot three 3D. ~
block twonty'soyon N), plat ID" salt
Lake city survey, beginning at u point
ala rods west Of the northeast corner
Of said lot and running thence south 10
10 rods. thence east Ia rods, TO the place
NJ boplnnlnp valued ~ VI 30, u note OF
$500 secured By mortgage on The tam
merry property payable on OF before three
CD years nf(or date, with per cent IN
to,ost per nnuum from date nntll paid,
ntcrosl payable quarterly, The assuming
NJ mn old note ~ 500 due lho estate ul
Dnnlcl Stuart 10 be secured by mortgage
ON the tanncry property IN addition to
nolc OF $40 making, total Of 81 900 mort
gage ON tho property m appears from
ih0 return OF sale, llod In this Court, has
bpon tot FOR hearing on Saturday, thp
I'm day oG June, A. u 1905, 90 10 o'clock
IA, M, IN the county court House, ~ th9
Cont Room " said Court In Salt Lake
Cliy Salt Lake county Utah
Witness Ne cleIG OF seld Ns,olrl WV
isSSb " i%'ELpnEpoE, Juo clcre,
ny w, II l'afnsworth, Deputy clerk
~ j. Shopkull Attorney
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OPEN BOARD SALES,
Carlea, 800 at 20,
Rulor.Llbcral, 100 AZ lgA
Little Chief, 1000 M ?, 1000 AZ 9N,
Martha Washington, 1000 ut u,
New York, 200 at 30, buyer 80 200 NJ
bi9,,
Victor Consolidated 1000 a, 6Nj 1000
AZ bAs
Yankee Consolidated 800 at 3Si 100 at
3Sh,
REHABILITATION,
Cnrlsa, 800 NJ goa
Lower Mammoth, 800 at e.,
Yankee Consolidated, 200 at 9Sh
REGULAR CALL SALES,
shares Value
Regular call n,,,,,,,,, 1900 s $50, rs
open oardu,n,,u,ru, 1000 bOO,gb
s-s--- s--.ssH-sas
Forenoon totals u,,,,,l0l0O SL3bIO 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
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