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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunbla holding a Probate Court. No. 12S2l Adj
mnistratOn. This is TO give notice: That the
subscribers. of the District of Columbia. have OBJ
Columbia letters testamentary the estate of
Samuel l.. Denly. late of the District of Column
bia deceased. All persons having claims against
the decreased hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally authentic
Gated. the Subscribers on or before the TENTH
DAY or APRIL. AID. 1906: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF said estate.
Given under hands this 10th day of April. 1905.
BENJAMIN L. LEIGHTON. G. CLINTON JAMES.
4l6 5th ST NV. Attest: JAMES TANNER, Reg
ister of Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk of
the Probate Court b. +. LEIGHTON, Attorney.
ap1l-law-3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding Probate Court.-In the
estate OF Indridge Hearns deceased.-No 12414,
administration. Application having been made 10
the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia.
holding a Probate Court, for probate OF the last
will and testament of Indridge Hearns by James
w Hearns. the named executor in the said last
will and testament. IL is ordered this 10th day OF
April. 1903. that notice be and is hereby given TO
Richard Hearns. James Heans, both residing
somewhere in the state of Virginia: Bernard Smith,
Richard j. Smith. Sarah ). Murphy. John A
Sarah b Smith. all residing at some unknown adj
dress or addresses In the District OF Columbia, and
To ali others concerned. to appear In said court
Monday, the 18th day of May, 1905. at 10 o'clock
am, to show why said application should
not Ike granted; provided this notice be published
in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star Newspaper in each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein mentioned the
first publication to lie not less than thirty days
before said return day. by the court WENDELL
r. STAFFORD. Justice. true eopy-Test:
JAMES TANNER, Register Of wills. ap11-1aw3t
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-CHEvY CHASE-VALUABLE
house and grounds; near circle; must be
sold at once; 10 rooms and bath; furnace
heat; large lot. Let us show yoll this
at once. as 1t is TO BE SOLD. Your
opportunity.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
on EASY TERMS
Dairy stock, fruit and poultry farms and timber
tracts, houses and lots, steam and electric
cars and Washington ID. c.: farms from
$50 per acre up; building lots from S35 up:
houses and lots from $3.50 up: good. Kind land
and plenty of pure water: very healthy.
1t will pay you to send for catalogue before
you buy IL you have any property for sale list
it with me; charge unless | make a sale.
j. L. JERMAN
Phone connection. Fairfax, Wa.
nj
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Few more lots left in section n; buy
one of them.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. 1414 F st. NV.
MI G+
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FOR sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES

FOR SALE-l29S INVESTAIENT-TWO SPLENDID
new 2-story apartments $1.250 cash will give
actual profit of S2S per month.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL 603 & Cos 18th.
aDl5-Gt
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SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.

COLONIAL BEACH LOTS FOR SALE SMALL,
monthly payments. L. d. HARRISON. 2l34 N
st. NV. ap15-30ts
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGES AND LOTS For
sale or exchange; near landings; easy terms; salt
water tathing. dshng, grabbing sailing. etc.
telepnone) Jay GOULD. 421 9th st. fe2- 7sts
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DENTISTRY.

lEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING:
10 pain; feel. act aud last longer than natural
teeth; shruDken faces made normal; painless
filing. DR.. ]. L. WILSON. 1908 Il st. NV.
uhi6-G0ts
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FOR SALE-A SNAP" AT
81, $50.

Cost outoftown owner $500 a few years ago;
lot 50xl22 In a choice northwest suburb prac-
tically in the city limits in the line of the best
improvements.
This lot should be worth at least So 600. OPP
posite 100000 property. 4 VERY CHEAP
HOME SITE OR A SPECULATION.
MOORE HILL tInc), III 14th st. NV.
ap14-at
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR XCHANGE-NORTHWEST
WEST MASS. AVE.
% ACRES BEAUTIFUL GROUND,
NEAR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY,
WEST TENALIYTOWN,
NEAR GRASSLANDS,
NEAR MIR. g. &. GL0VER'S MANSION,
ONLY $500 PER ACRE,
ADJOINING GROUND 5000 TO So OOO
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET
NORTHWEST DISTRICT ACREAGE PROP
ERTY FOR EXCHANGE. WILL. PUT IN s., 900
OR $4,000 CASH IN A DEAL FOR INCOME
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON. OR LII CON-
SIDER TRADE FOR GOOD OUTSIDE REAL
ESTATE. STOCKS OR BONDS. WANT AN
OFFER
1t MOORE & HILL (Inc.). III 18th st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-LoTS NORTHWEST.
CHOICE LOTS
WEST 10TH STREET.
ELEGANT MANSIONS ALL AROUND.
SPLENDID RESIDENCE SECTION.
ONLY $l.250 EACH.
SMALL. TRUST.
WILL TRADE FOR HOUSES. ASSUME
e TRUST AND PAY CASH DIFFERENCE.
CALL AND SEE US ABOUT THIS.
1t MOORE & HILL tinc1. III 18th II. NV.
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FOR SALE-MONTHLY PAYMENTS-614. 62A
7th ne, 623 G21 Morris ne, 2S09, 2S15 NV,
8 rooms bath, cellar. c. W. WEBER. 1888 Z
{basement). ap5d&s.tf,4
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FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE BLUE GRASS
farm near Leesburg. IN Loudoun county, Va; 300
acres: ISAAC Ii. SAUNDERS 1407 ST. n W.
ap16-7t
FOR SALE-CHEAP-3 FARMS IN MONTGOM-
cry Co., Nd, all fronting the 7th st. pike, bet.
Sandy Spring and Washington; l Of 20 acres.
price 500 per acre of SO acres, price "a, 500;
] of 1856 acres, price 800 per
Also farm of 3l9 acres, all wood lands. $50
per acre. within miles Of steam and electric
cars.
12-aerc lots Wheaton, within IS min
ufes' drive of steam electric cars; 500 per
acre. c. H. PARKER. 4sJ Az s.w. apieSt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE--OR RENT-BAKERY AND CoNFEC-
tonery. Apply to THEODORE KNISEI. War
renton. Va. ap1S-Ite
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PRODUCE.

chicago, June " To- Covering by shorts
today transferred a comparatively weak
situation IN tho wheat pit Into one of
S cd a'Ocr wcsN JSIy on .aS 10 s6'
NJ 10 Nh sold N 10 sSk, and beclmg
quito strong shorts bidng july M IN NJ
ooniF Minneapolis, duluth and Chicago
rcporling receipts ~ jlg cars against Bl
q year ago
Buymg hy several prominent commits.
mnrkol following nm easy opening Jull
opcnod 4 10 A. lower ai blh 10 Nv, sold
al ilis ana thon rallied 20 Nbujg
sentiment ~ oats Hna hcnllnh july
onep"d a. ,,hnd' TO y rop, lowor a. alh
Provisions wero lrm IN sympathy with
u steady hos market September pork
Was unchanged ~ n Neli, lard was M wv
cent?. ~ 49, and ribs were unchanged
~ 40
rc az; s}5, S3 gs S SsrS ySS N%s S Ne I,
crn lg1l go 40. Northern iMuill
30 spring NpulOj,
Corn NJ 3. AGuNls No .. S9'sa5r,
43w No 2 ao's, No q ao' $1,000,
o! ronlisIns sales closing y IN Al ,e'.q
Corn. July closed strong y cent high.
.Clo,s, wheat !gly @Ng'oN scrto
fop' ,hN IN, DID, 52hgisa sept,
nNWNle Old 'oi, Dec rs old, Es,,
MAY IS
ouie June loi july u sept .sHa:oi
noc oa,.
POM nly ls@'y sept, ,lge'h
lArd"July iai, sop,i iibaiiiNi oct,
INV,
Rl6r-.luN f.lo, sept Iei'si oct 1ials
Ryo. july, M
FLAX fash. northwestern, liS
Timothy Sept $40
clover cash 1880
Darloys.tHsh, l2d'N
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WILL CELEBRATE
At LIBERTY PARK.
G. A. R. Prepares an Interesting
Program Ia llonor Of
Flag Day.
DECORATIONS RECOMMENDED.
Five Hundred Flags to he Presented 10
The city Schools Patriotic Speech
u aad husle.

Arrangements are bong made by the
O. A. II, aud the city schools Tor q ilt-
ting celebration Of Flag day on next
Wednesday at Liberty park, where an
interesting program OF patriotic NUM-
bers viii be rendered, a meeting Of the
principals Of tho city schools was held
saturday, at which the committee from
the q, A, r. was present and pros
gram for the celebration was outlined,
II all arrangements are carried out as
planned every homo IN Salt Lake city
VIII be decorated with 1ass ana bunI-
INK on that day.
This morning nj . o'clock the prInCl.
pals Of the various schools met with tho
pupils from the fourth 10 the eighth
grades and talked over the matter OF
decorating their homes, Committees
were appointed to take charge Of cer'
tain districts In the school district 10
see that the homes are decorated,
The program at Liberty park VIII
commence az O'clock and VIII consist
Of speeches by Gov cutler ana other
prominent cItlyons and music BY the
school children, Tho oolobral Hon wiz
conclude with n salute 10 the flag by
the school children, and tho singing OF
America by the entire audience
An interesting feature connected With
the program viii be the presentation ~
200 flags, 2hN5 feet In dimensions, "a
the city schools by tho q, A, II, These
nags VIII he used IN decorating tho
schoolro0ms OF the various buildings,
ana win be greatly appreciated by the
pupils and the school oincials alike,
The full program Tor tho occasion IN
Az follows
selection p,uri,,,,,,,tr,p, land
Address u,p Mayor Richard y, Morris
school chorus -, Emerson, Hamilton
Grant, Webster, sumner ana Oqulrrh
Address ,,.,,nn,u Gov, John q. cutler
Instrumental musc,u, Kathleen and
Edward Fitzpatrick, Franklin School
Presentation ~ nags 10 the public
schoosuCo', II y, Burns Of u, \, r.
Response u," supt D. u ,rnrls,,onsen
Duet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIII Han
and Blanche squlrosLafayolo School
speech p,,p,,,,,r. ,tu,,t.lt,,t,n
Or. Henry ], Talbot Mckcon Pos,
Trio. "rrnumorol' u,,,,,,,,,,..un
Marjorie short plano! Mary
Rogue, mandolin Geo kllnk
Violin, Wasatoh school.
Spcrch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Malns
onIhah Thomas. Board Of Education
Recitation THE Mantle OF John dc
Martha, o.. Mildred Brown, oQuIrrh
| fpoepn .lpttt'itt'tttsts',,',
| Gen NJ, NJ kaighn, Maxwell Post
| Quartetp,n,,,.n,u,u ,rpu,,,,
Emma Evans, Irene Kelly Cert.
| rude kolly Jennie Miles, Vest
| side High School
| speech n,,,,.,,.uD Dr. T, w, pinkerton
solo Josephine Nencss Lowell school
speech u,,,,,,,,,ruDr WorthIngton
| salute 10 the Flag ,,,,,,,,,u,,,,,p
.u,,r, Pupils from Public Schools
| America lHtlt'HttH't'tt ''l go itsttr
Combined choruses and Audience
| MnFlC Int,sitptssttst,tsta Bhn1
Speeches are 10 be limited to Ave
| minutes,
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EUREKA MINE
N DRY CANYON.
Old Producer Has Bccom. the
Scene Of Activity Again After
Several Months ldIenc0
JOHN W. CAIRNS IN CHARGE.
Is Opening Ore Body at 900 Feet
Deptb--Will Revive Things 10
Old Camp

An arrival iom Ophlr brings the IN
formation that the mines Of Dry cam
yon are beginning 10 show activity
again and that NJ tho Eureka mine
force Of men has been put TO WORK un'
der the direction Of John w Cairns as
superintendent, who is not AT all up'
familiar with that camp or property
This liz not the drsl time tina, MI
Cairns has been In charge Of the Enro'
va and II win be- remembered that he
scored quite u success there several
years ago, whom, within u few months
time, he took out and marketed enough
ore 10 pay the shareholders of the COM
pany 33i'3 per cent ON the par value
OF lholr stock Later, the control Of the
stock passed 10 nm eastern syndicate
and the operation of the mine was
placed undor the direction Of a pnriy
with no practical knowledge Of mining,
who left "A legacy OF something over
sli 900 In Indebtedness, The customers
finally became discouraged ana not
long ago disposed Of their holdings 10 "A
syndicate comprised Of interests prom
inonily identified WIN Blnglams New
Haven aiIairs, which means that tho
management VIII probably become
Identical with that of the Bingham
property
The "News' has been Informed That
MIR cairns has commenced his cam.
paiRn by operating on the 300-loNel and
has started u croeRout directly opposite
10 the one run by the late management
which, evidently, missed the course OF
the vein and not being familiar with
conditions ran away lrom Instead OF
towards the ore, nH the new suporin'
tondont alroody secs indications of the
ore coming M
The Eureka has produced consider.
able ore In the past, In fact, n has pro.
duood wealth running we'll NJ into the
thousands Of dollars with the Eureka
sending ore 10 market again n VIII
serve M u stnulous TO mining IN the
old Dry Canyon district and that own
crs Of other properties there VIII he on.
couraged 10 cut loose again, senator
Clark Of Montana and who Ia the own.
er Of the ophlr.llill on the Ophir cam
yon Of the mountain, In said TO hold an
option on q group almost adjoining the
Eureka,
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ToOELE CONFERENCE.
Two New Members Appointed to tho
Sigh Council.

The rooelo stake conference WAS held
a, Tooolo city Saturday and Sunday,
with President Francis NJ, Lyman, ana
Elders Charles W Penrosc George
Reynolds and Andrew Jensen present
az visitors, Al the meeting sunday att.
ernoon Elders Sven Nelson and John
g. Anderson, for many years members
Of The nigh Council, were released on
account OF old age, and Elders Alonso
4 Stookey aud Joseph g. Orme were
npTo intod to nll the vacancies Elder
JoNn 4. Russell was selected and or.
Gained ms llishop OF ", Johns ward,
President Francis NJ Lyman helng
mouth IN the ordination, white Elder
Charles W, ponrosoWas mouth for A.,
]. stookcy, who was ordained n High
Priest for entrance 10 the High Council,
Elder Ormo was previously nm alter.
nate Illgh Councillor The conference
was we'll attended and the reports made
showed "A gratifying condition OF AFFAIRS
Throughout the STAKE,
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CONCENTR ATES,

A shipment In expected from tho 81.
Yer Shield during the present week.
Judge w, !, snyder 81 the California
Mining company was q Park city Nls-
llor yesterday
william n, Mucklow has been ro-
elected president Of the Majestic Cop
per company
Manager \, W, sonncdocker Of The
silver Bell mine Of Park Clly visited
that property yesterday
Nicholas Trclonr Of Butte has been
installed 40 general superintendent Of
the Y0mpa mines AZ Bingham,
II Ia said the Majestic Copper COM
pany has approximately 100000 ON
hand to carry on us campaign OF de-
yolopmcni,
u, !, Kelly has accepted the position
Of assayer for the Western ore sep'
arallng company, which II putting up
u glno plant M this city
The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late Saturday by Mccormick g.
Company were M follows, Crude orc
and concentrates, s,il0O base bullion
$4,000, gold bars, $4,000,
An aociden, TO the large engine
which runs the electrical generators IN
use At the Daly.Wost mill NJ PARK
City has placed Il out Of commission
for several days, Pending repairs only
high grade ore VIII be holstcd
Those who were 80 positive that the
directors OF the Yankee Consolidated
AHAttlI IaA1aR. IA .llNlIalA1 a tho I1lIpl.
ing held on Saturday hit wide " tho
mark No dividend was posted and no-
cording TO an official of the company,
mono II likely TO be tor some little time,
The development OF the plt,sbuIg
mine OF American Fork canyon n be-
ing carried forward with most osoel'
lent results, 4 contact vein, opened re-
Gently, is being followed which shows
a width OF from ~ TO n feet, and con-
tains some high grade zine ore,
As eypac,cd thoy would do the direc-
tors OF the Star Consolidated Mining
company lowed an assessment at the
meeting held on Saturday afternoon OF
3 cents u share, from which the CONS
pany expects TO realize n little more
than $4,000, July 10 * delinquent
day and Ava " tho date set FOR tho
delinquent stock sale
The Rio Grandc Western excursion
To Park city Was well palroniaed and
while u greater portion Of the crowd
remained IN town TO spend the dag
with friends ana witness the ball game,
not few went out to visit the mines,
The ride 10 Park Clty through the Wa.
Naloh u range IN delightful one and
for short trip out Of town II II aim
cult To ilnd ono any moro attractive,
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TAKING IN EQUIPMENT.
Trade psllar E,,snsioa WIN operate
Win Electrical Power

Loads Of supplies and equipments,
says the silver city, Ida, Nugget
were taken 10 the Trade Dollar ENtcn'
slon owned by salt Lake parties, on
Florida moultan, last week The
operators have placed the electric pow
or nj the lower tunnel In commission,
md II In their intention TO push work
on both the upper and creek level ih'
nels until the ore bodies In The mines
are reached The work on both luh.
ncle win be done by contract Careful
surveys made show that the larger
amount OF work done last year on the
upper tunnel run parallel with the
vein, This mistake win be corrected
and no more hpphasard work VIII BE-
done, but the instructions Of n compe'
tent mining engineer viii be strictly
followed, That there " nnc deposit
Of ore under the north aastern point OF
contention Of mining men familiar with
Florida mountain has long been ~"
the Holland and Palmer propertle9,
and the \, y, Extension people are ntw
making determined and more system,
rite effort than WAS made last year TO
dONplDp A.
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STOCKS UNCERTAIN
PRICES UNEVEN
Al 0peniug There Was Pressure
To Sell, Wide Declines Result
log Ia Some Cases
UNION PACIFIC LED A TUMBLE.
Brisk Buylsg Movement Followed aud
General Level OF Prices Raised 10
Saturdays Close

New YORK, June ?--rhorc was rome
pressure 10 realize proilie IN tho opening
dealings IN stocks and Wide declines re-
suited IN some cases, sharp rallies fol-
lowed the opening dip IN H. Paul Union
Pacific, Metropolitan street Hallway ana
some OF the metal stocks, but the mar
ket soon fcll on again and some OF 'he
leaders touched the lowest smcl'ing was
forced down ~, Gains ~ ! 10 ~ wore
made by General Electric, Paclio Mali
International Paper and Corn Products
preferred, Prices worked back 10 the
nclghboihood VI salurdoSgcloslng dull
mnlko,
Bonds were lfloguhr NJ noon
Small selling orders were distribute
after " o'clock hmagamoled Copper ana
Union Pacific rave way rather easily and
when they sold lower than IN the mqrh'
Ing the entire list crumblod Amllga'
mated Copper Yielded i. and Union Pn'
rllc and Locomotive preferred u point
hcppblo steel preferred rose ! ana corn
Products Q
A brisk buving movement that .orgI'
mated IN the metal group vnH extended 10
the paclnoa and cOal'rs late IN the day
ana the general level Of pricpH returned u
parity With Saturdays anal or above,
Union Pacific sold llp TO near lsl ana
United States steel Bt0ckN Improved sub
stOntlnl fractions, Tennessee Coal hard
entd IA and Denver \ Rio drando pre-.
ferfod ~ uroai Northern preferred
dropped ! and Steel foundrlos preferred
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT,
Passenger Hurt Will, Alightins From
Moving Train,

A serious and possibly q fatal accident
occurred at Fourth North and Third
Wcsl slroois last night In which ZAP
Sloops was Knocked Insonsible through
u collision with a telegraph pole, TIM
afternoon IN had no, recovered oon-
Hclollinosa, and the attending physician
considers HIS cnso 10 be serious, Mr.,
NlooNH Was u passenger ON an incoming
Lagoon Train, ana instead Of ridng 20
the DEPOT NJ South Temple street, no
attempted 10 get m ~ his homo OH
Fourth North street Tho train WAS
going ropldly NJ the time, but not too
rapidly 10 make II impossible 90 got of
safely IN tho opinion Of the young man,
Ills movement was successful except
that soon nfior striking tho ground he
struck violently against n telegraph
pole which he had not observed IN maxi
INK the Jump from the train After be-
lnR picked mp IN on unconscious condl-
ton he was carried 10 his home, whore
medical aid was summoned, ana every
attention was given him, with whn,
success II II not yet known
StOons IN IN 0mployo OF the Taylor.
Armstrong Lumber company busI.
ness which he has followed for several
years, he having formerly boon with
the Morrison Merrill company.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

finally came across something that
looked attractive TO him IN the kawleh
upon which he IL preparing to organize
4 company
Naturally, MI llggins n boosting for
the Knwioh district, which, he believes,
WIN rank among the best camps In
that there In plenty of wood and water
available,
IN speaking Of the group Of claims
which recently came Into his posses
sion, Mr. HlBglns says there are sew
ornl good veins crossing II and assays
taken from the surface have shown
values ~ over 500,
The Dullfrog district, Mr. Higgins
thinks II going 10 make monster
camp and viii furnish employment for
several thousand men,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK juno ig-Dutter- quiet
street price, extra creamery lohn30, of'
loial price, creamery common 10 extra,
llAUlils state dairy, common TO eNtla,
lbhnlD renovated, common to extra, l3l.
nlGh western factory, common 10 extra,
l3RNll9 western imitation creamery cA'
Epes-sieady, Western, lSsnlS
Nugar.-Raw, steady, Fair roinng
ll'l6, centrifugal d@ test iS'l6i mos
hssrs sugar 3i.ld
Ronncd'-Sleody crushed, G&i powder,
cd iabi gtNnnlaled 5,S
Chpose- Strong, New state fnll cream
small lwhle ana oolorod gnc, nl. do, fall
10 choice, Slsogi do large white and col
orod lint, ll,
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arc the Grand Trunk.lNhIgh Valley
Double Track Route, Chicago to Now
York via NiNgiR Fails the Grand
Trunk.roniral Vermont Boston and
Maine Route from chicago to BOSTON,
and the Grand Trunk hallway RyMcm
to Montreal, quebec aud Portland,
Double track from Chicago 10 Mon.
lroal,
Foros. descriptive literature, etc, win
bo mailed on application to leo W,
vouy, 4. q, y, & T, ~ 1855 Adams IT,,
Chicago,
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GOOD ROADS DELEGATES.
Gov Cutler Names Them To Represent
Utah at Portland Meeting,

Coy cutler today appointed the fol-
lowing citizens ~ delegates TO the
National Good Roads convention 20 to
held At Portland Mns u to n
q, Frank Emery, g, y, MARKS, j, J.,
Christensen w l., Npofford, James ~
Thorn, Edwin Mclic,h, John y, smith,
Henry G., l,orson, Reuben Miller J! g.
Thorcson, D. r. Roborle, g. u. i9l-
Seddon, Frank ], Hewlett Henry
Wech, Y, 4, snnderaon, J. A. Hyde.
Wesley X, Walton, y, w rlshburn, r.
NJ cole, Joseph w, Mu,ser Pr w W.
Cook, n, J. sheffield, J, u, NJ. Barnes,
Il. Il Baker James A. Anderson
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DAUGHTERS or PIONEERS.

The Daughters Of the Pioneers viii
meet at tho home Of Mrs Susa Young
Gates, G,2 North Flrs, West street,
Tuesday ut O'Clock Al persons OH.
gihlc TO join this association are ~,
apcolnlly invited Take Center street
ear and gc m ON sixth Norih street,
SuSA YOUNG GATES, prcst,
LILLE MAEREn Sccy,
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MARKET OPENED WEAK.
sales Aggregated Lliils More Than
$4,000 CLOSING Quotations,

The week opcned with tho sale Of
liSOO shares OF stocks for 8,i0Osi this
forenoon Tho general tone OF the
market wat towards the loboRRnn. yet
New YORK bonnnza gained n few points
over the opening snlo, Lower Nam.
moth dropped TO IL cent? May pay foll
10 llM cents afterwards recovering
slightly Con, Mcrcur went at As cents
while CafIsa found takers around 20
cents.
the closing quotations ana sales were
reported nm follows.