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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-19

influence on the street, but when men
are under the law they cannot go II
they are not treated right and IL is up
to you to give them fair treatment.
Ireat prisons as schools-schools Of re-
demption."
Following the session. light refresh
menus were served In the parlors by
the Following reception COMMITTEES:
Mesdames J. r. Sartori, chairman;
G. B. Woodhead, Mrs. ]. M. Millard
and Miss Augusta Lamb
Following the afternoon session an
INFORMAL reception was given to the
delegates, Mrs. Sartori being assisted
py MRS. w. w. Murphy In receiving.
The delegates and visitors will visit
the whittier state school this morning.
AT the afternoon session, which will
open at 2:3O O'Clock, the following pro-
gram Will be carried out: "The Ju-
venlle Reformatory of the Future"
Dr. w. v. Coffin, assistant superln-
tendent Whittier school; "The Rela-
tions of the State to the Dependent
Child" a. ]. Pillsbury, secretary state
board of examiners "The Care of De-
pendent Children-Statistica Com
parison," Julius A. Brown. The even
ing program will be: "Child Labor
Laws and Their Enforcement" w. ".
Stafford; Probation Work" Judge II.
Fl. Klamroth: 1.-THE Juvenile Court and
Its Ramifications," Judge Curtis d.
Wilbur; Forces that Tend TO Child
Delinquency" Rt. Rev. Bishop T. ],
Conaty.
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by orthodoxy, and has christlike

by orthodoxy, and has a Christlike
mantle for the faults of all.
'In Henry VIII there are TWO
princes of the church, Cardinal VOL
sey and the archbishop of Winchester,
who was later burned at the stake.
Both were treated with equal justice.
You know in Henry VIII we find little
to admire, not even courage, except In
one instance-he married six wives. He
beheaded two, because they talked too
much, and that was the only way to
stop them; he divorced two, one died
and one survived him.
cardinal Wolsey came from the
same condition of life as did Shake
speare. He rose to be primate of Eng
land and cardinal of Rome and Shake
speare, who shall say he did not rise
to equal eminence?"
Mr.. Warde paid a graceful compli-
ment to the Elks, who attended in a
body, in saying that Shakespeare had
all the qualifications of Elkdom; that
he knew how to live and preach the
gospel of charity and have a good time
when the occasion was Offered and the
time proper.
Despite the rain the largest audience
that has yet greeted Mr.. Warde In his
series was present last evening.
This evening Mr.. Warde will give
"The Merchant of Venice"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-19
GOV. PARDEE ESCAPES BUSY HOUR:
MISSES MIXED CROWD AT HOTEL

II Governor Pardee had been at the
Westminster hotel between 8 and Q
o'clock last night he would have had
a very busy hour either listening to
a large audience that wished to see
him or would have been kept busy re-
fusing to see his admirers.
The city officials and the prominent
men, who would have been glad to
greet the governor had learned earlier
in. the day that he could not arrive
yesterday There were many others
who did not possess this Information
and they called at the hotel to see
the chief executive Of the state.
The first caller was little Jockey
who could hardly see over the desk.
His eyes gilstened and his little heart
evidently went pit-a-pat as he asked
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-19
BRUNSWICK REACHES PORT
Towed Into San Francisco HarboI
by the Steamer
BROOKLYN

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-Under
half steam, the steamer Brunswick was
towed into port today by the steamer
Brooklyn. Captain Elleson explained
the disaster as follows:
"On leaving Fort Bragg our rudder
struck on submerged rock and was
broken. We tried to put back but we
were practically helpless. About two
hours later the Brooklyn met us and
took us in tow"
About thirty miles south of Point
Arena yesterday the steamer Phoenix
met the disabled vessel and its rescuer
and lent what aid she could.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-19

Of Chief Clerk Murphy. HAS he come
yet?"
Who do you mean, my little mann"
asked the clerk.
DE gubernor."
NO; his. wife Is sick and he cannot
leave her"
AIMS dat too bad. Nc fadder onst
shook his mitt and ! fought I'd like
ter see him"
Evidently disappointed, the little
fellow departed
Many working people inquired for
the governor, but the climax was
reached when an old man who bad
imbibed too freely staggered i'm the
door He had fallen in the street and
was covered with mud.
Show me where de guvner is" he
commanded. Needless to say the bell
boy helped him to make a hasty exit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
BEARS DOMINATE
WHEAT MARKET
News Favorable to Operators on
Short Side of the
Dealings.

CHICAGO Feb. l7,-For the third sue
cessive day the wheat market was dom
inaed by the bears and as on the pre-
cedlng days prices yielded materially. AT
the opening the May option was off lsc
to 9sc at SSAc TO s312c. For "A time the
market held steady at the initial decline,
there being fair demand by commission
houses. Pit traders were the principal
sellers during the first half OF the ses-
sion.
News of the day was almost exclusive
y favorable to the bears. Cables were
weak. weather In the United States fay-
orable and a forecast OF the world s
shipments for the week showed a liberal
movement In addition a report was re-
ceived from, India stating that several OF
the drought stricken districts had been
visited by rain.
The provision market was strong be-
cause OF a l0-ccnt advance In the price
OF live hogs and q large Increase in ship
ments OF meat and lard. Pork and ribs
wore strong throughout the entire day.
the close on May pork being up 25927lzc
at $3.50. Ribs were up TIC at S2Ih. Be
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NOTICE,

c6Tnd MGiff Of + snt afFeIs Gke sefS CITY
ton OF such Council to make the follow
ing described Improvement to wit;
10 grade, pave with macadam nine (9
inches thick, and thirty tsO) feet between
of of North No Temple street to the south side
Of Second North street; First North
street from East Temple street to state
State street TO the south side OF Second
North street, III paving district No. 22.
and defrey the abutters portion Of tho
cost and expense thereof estimated at
eighteen thousand FIVE hundred nine and
7solOo CSls.509 .75) dollars, or three $500
dollars per front foot OF abuttinS proper
Nv by a local assessment upon the lots
or pieces of ground within tho following
Seseribed district, being the district to be
affected and benefited by said improve
i'SIc fronting on state street. west side.
Az Of lots J. and nd p block besk g Plat Plat
&C.: and part of the southwest u OF sec
ton 81 township i north range east
Past PaSt si't of tine southwest u of ecc.ion 81.
township ! north. range / east, all of lots
blsd s1a Z T. plat SlSfh ?' ana a q lots OF g to
Il Fronting Uniting on First North street South
''aii All of lots s and 6 block %; plat "a"
IT to Il 5 inclusive. block 2 plat e"
Fronting or West Canyon street North
All Of lots ! and 2. block l. plat "E":
ali OF lots l and 2. block l. and all Of
lots int i to inclusive; block 2. plat *"
South and East slices:
part OF the southwest u Of section 81.
| township north, range ! east, and all OF
| lot i. md CT lots to 10 inclusive. block
2 plat *" Salt Lake City survey.
| " The total cost of eaid Improvement is
estimated at twenty-dwo s1 d:o Nv thousand Nifty.
sum the city portion is three thousand
1--WE hundred hfty and 25,lco 0SSo rs 20
! hundred nine and 73-1G0 tSiS.sde. T3) dollars
| 70 be raised by local assessment
! All protests and objections to tho car
ryinc out of such intention must be pre-
| sentcd iE writing 70 the City Recorder
| on or before the 18th day OF February.
1905. being the time set by sad Council
tests and objections may be mado
thereto. "a, 1r CT.
| Lake City, Utah.
| Dated October ?. 1905
JOHN 3. MOREToN.
| City Recorder.
p,,,,n,, extension Nc IS r2o24
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"GUESS WHEN 10000 WILL
BE REACHED"

The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company offers two prizes In guess
ing contest, based on the following
terms and conditions;
ITO the person who shall guess near
est to the day, hour, minute and sec
ond when the subscriber numbering
10 900 signs a contract for Bell tele-
phone service In Salt Lake City, $1,000.
ITO the next nearest guess, one 20
dollar book Of Toll coupons. good In
payInent FOR toll line service
one guess allowed to each individual.
For the general information OF the
nublic Il Is stated that on February l..
ieO6 we had 9721 subscribers In Salt
Lake City, and we expect to reach the
10 600 mark during March.
This contest, which Is now In force.
and shall last until March 10, or such
later date as the 10000 may be reached,
Is open to everybody. excepting en-
ployees OF this company.
Address letters 10 Guessing Editor,
giving name and address, care OF
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co,
we have gained l4S net subscribers
average per month. for November. De-
cember and January.
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New York Grain, Etc.

NEW YORK, Feb. .-Flour-Receipts
1850 exports, 1900. Dull and barely
steady; winter patents. H.0Q6p4. 40; winter
straights, S5.S5d3.95i do extras. 81 76a3. q,
winter low grades. s2.6563.20
Wheat-Receipts, lS,e00, exports, 90. $50
Spot, easy No, red, S7hc. elevator
No. red so5sc fob. anoat; No / North
ern Duluth, S2Ssc OBJ. afloat There was
further decided weakness in the wheat
market today. the selling motives being
big Australian shipments, lower cables
snow west. weak outside markets. and
stop loss selling, 1t closed Ac TO 1zc net
lower. May, SS3s@S9 3-16c. closed oSAc,
July. SiSaSlAc. closed S79sc; September
SSasaSS&tc, closed S5Sc.
Hops-l'irm. State. common TO choice,
1895. llGlec: 1904, sale, olds, 5G7c. Paci-
flc coast, 1905, 90l4c; 1904, 9dllc; olds, 5
@7c,
Hides-Strong. Galveston 2Oa25 pounds.
20c; California 2la25 pounds, 2lc: Texas
dry 2+Q3O pounds. lsc. Wool, quiet do
nestle fleece, 25GSSc.
Sugar-Raw, nominal. fair refined, 27sc /.
centrifugal SO test, 8 ll-32G3%sc moiasses
sugar, 2isc, Refined, quiet; No 6. s4O0;
No. 1. 1896; No. s. $3.50, No. 3 S2S5; No,
TO- $50. No. II, s3.75: No. IL. 50 70 No. 13,
S3 60; No. Ii. S.65. Confectloners A, 81 3S; +;
moud a. A.S5; cutloaf IS 20; crushed.
20; powdered, A.G0, granulated, S450;
cubes, $40.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Raymond-Illinois Mining company
Location OF principal place OF business.
Salt Lake city, Utah,
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the Directors of tho Raymond Illinois
Mining company, duly held on tho IND
cav OF February, 1905 an assessment or
one-half cent per snare p.t month ,,ts., lS aSf
ing capital stock OF the corporation, pay
a91T 5ne.balf I a cent per share payable i'm
medIetely to Al a. t,ss 1oHnSCR Rocf Salt ISs TaHs
TIty Utah, Any stock upon which this
ASSESSMENT may remain unpaid on the
9Th day OF March, 1905. Will be delinquent
oond adycrtiscd for sale at public auction.
anS uniess payment IS made before, Will
b soId on the 26th day OF March, 1906, to
~ inc delinquent assessment, together
Win the cost OF advertising and expense
% o9cNhoIr cent per share shall be pay
.,Je on the 9th day OF March. 1896 to NJ.
p Johnson at rooms Nos. Gi and 5oo
Etlas Flock, Salt Lake City. Utah, Any
SsIs Sti%IS mon which this assessment may
,aUDnin unpaid on the 18th day of April.
iSfs; yyIu be delinquent and advertised Cor
sale at public auction and unless pay
inth any OF April, 1906. to pay the deln-
Ioth t po oasssssment, together with the costs
~ eandivcrtlsing and expense Of sale.
And one-half e, CENT per shaTg ar, Shai 1aaa 9e S
PS' Johnson at rooms Nos. 5Qi and sos
Hlas Block Salt Lake City, Utah. Any
,ocL on which this assessment may re-
1os; viii be delinquent and advertised for
~, az n1bllc auction, and unless pay
9na1t {s made before, viii be sold on tho
4th day Of June. 1906. 10 pay tne deln-
OF advertising and expense OF s2le
Secretary Raymond Illinois Mining Com
pany.
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Wooine in Modern Style.

We had expected that some yestige o.
ancient heraldry had clung to the ro-
fonso would trim up his loycmalting with
a few primodal nourishes for the looks
of the thing 1t is disappointing, TO OBJ
gone about his courtship In just the plain
matter-of-fact way of any other up-to-
date swain And OF all things under the
sun that absolutely dispel the eiamer on
in an automobile His Majesty simply
turned a crank. pulled a few leverS, toot-
ed a few squawks and ne was or lth wlth
tho princess and her mother In inc DICK
seat The suits OF the two sweeihearts
tore over the country after them In au-
tomoblles and specinl trains ana sasoilne
wagons wandered about trying to be use
full, Alas that We have fallen upon suGI,
evil days II the walls OF those oiu
Spanish castles could speak now lney
would bewail the vanished pomp ana
splendor Of the dreamy long ago--han
sas City Journal.
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WE TREAT AND CURE

Catarrh and Stomach Troubles Nervous Diseases.
Kidney, Bladder Troubles Heart Diseases, Diseases of
the Stomach and Bowels Piles Fistula and Rectal Dis
cases. Female Complaints, Diseases of Women and
Children. Ricketts, Spinal Troubles, Skin Diseases Deaf
ness. Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Troubles Consump
tlon In the First Stages, rheumatism Hay Fever Neu
ragia Hysteria, Eye and Ear Diseases, Goitre Big
Neck La Grippe Blood Diseases Scrofua and all forms
of Nervous and Chronic Diseases Nthat curabe)
CONSULTATION FREE, CALL OR WRITE. II you
need treatment Drs Shores prices and rates within
the reach OF ALL IS month medicines free for all Ca
tarrha Chronic Diseases.
Drs Shores prove their ability to PRIVATE dis
q special offer. YOU NEED NOT PAY ONE
DOLLAR UNTIL CURED UNLESS YOU WISH TO-
This little Of Drs Shores protects the unfortunate
and puts the fakr out of business Consultation free
and confidential
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Don't Pay S. to $25 for Examination and Ad-
vice; Cut Out DrS. Shores Free EX-
animation Coupon" and Be
Examined Free.

What does 1t for Examination? Is a question
sick people ask day II the is simple and the
Doctor busy So viii probably be the Charge-f
the compl cated-or YOU select Successful Doc
S25 is often charged for examination alone. THERE
IS NO NEED TO PAY ONE CENT FOR EXPERT EX-
ANIMATION IF YOU USE THE FREE ENAMINA-
TION COUPON BELOW. NO MATTER WHAT YOUR
TROUBLE IS matter how long you have suffered
Cut out the Coupon beonw-brlng II send 1t to Drs
hores, and they viii examine and advise you free OF
charge. No need take treatment cent II
bring the But II wish treatment after being
examined and advised free Drs Shores guarantee that
Will not exceed So month for the most comp-
Catarrhal chronic observation-disclosures In
cluded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
ATTACK -
|s1OCK MARKET.
| On New York Exchange Sa
|.nusrsd Down in Two
Beurs' Trading
h IS NOW NEAR AAIs ,,,nr
|uyuARY'S 10" hAkN
s,.culstive Liquidation
porca fhe Prices
Down.

,or Feb. 11.-Seyere declines
,ho active trading OF the
,on today. The selling was
!, s,svy speculative liquidation
.,,h a well-centered bear I,,,aa at,
~, marke,. which was credited
.,sh,n OF q veteran proies-
y. With the prestige of many
,',a, y. In the past The move
~ was propiuous for the at
.wed decline of this week
i prices back to the neishoor-
n the decline IN January'
, statement y proved more faN or
I'd been expected;
..rantilc paper, S95A per cent,
-.s,,ue steady, with actual
t,nEers' bills at Si.S6 5lq
and and at Si.S2.7oai.S.S
3 % Nils Posted rates. S.Si49
y I5!,sa Sl'ssi ~ Commercial bills.
s Rar Silver, 665Ec, Mexican
Bonds-Governmeh's anu
. s.ady. No loans Time
.Iriy . and ninety days ana
= psr cent
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Retail Quotations,

Hoy Grain and strpw-oat straw per bale,
ioe; alfalfa. 75o cwt timothy beled SOC ewt; Ht
sS: sS: f5GSSfo r@ied oa5s es SIS; SaFlsy roSd $50
sss 0sks5' nSaf &H high patoh SFnss 4ys
81 20. graham hour. 81 SO62.7o; cornmeal. 500
92GO; ten pounds for SOC; BRAN NlO; bran
MeetsEPrimc ribs, 17l4c; porterhouse. 2oa
2Sc; pork. lo0l71ac mutton chops Ist,o: l2h4aiSe;
Loaf SOC; lambs. lsGSoc per pound pork loins,
Poultry ry-Dressed hens. lsc. springs. &c;
2IiSc; seeso. z2c, squads 25c each; Belgian
hufcs. dressed, 4Cc a pound
Frults.-Lcmons per dozen. Na3ec; oranges.
per dozen. lOa6Oc; bananas per dozen, 2O9
soc; pressed figs. lOgl5o a PACKAGE crnnber-
rles. lie quart; pomegranates. Zge pound.
dates. lo92oc pound; apples, S2Oa5oo box
Elephant 2Oc per pound: tomatoes, 25c n
pound; tangerlnes. 25c dozen; grape fruit, i09
VcgetabIes-Pototoes. 9oc per bushol: Cali
fornia lettuce, loc per head; Utah parsley.
&c bunch: California new cabbage &c pound
caulnow two pounds for 25c. celery. l0c
per bunch nrtichokes. l0c each; oyster plant
three punches for lOc, parsnlps. two punches
SC per pound: turnips. SOC per peck; Utah
cplnech. pound, lOc
Dairy Produets.-Creamery butter, per
cheese pound 20c; strained honey. pound. l5a
sc; swies cheese. pound. 4Oci limburger chocse.
pound soc: croam brick cheese. ZSc; Edam
Cheese. Sl25 each; NcufchntcI. lOc package;
iitah frcsh eggs. dozen, 2oc: Eastern eggs,
dozen. l5c.
hut i7lsc; striped bass. 22hc; Goldfish lSc: shad.
ltc: whitefsh zoe. sturgeon 11I5c catfish. l5iso
barracuda 2Oc. mRckerel 200. pompano li5sc:
pike. 2oc, founders l5c pound rock cod two
bounds for nc soles, lIc pound. crabs. 70
a3Oc each; Macknac trout. zoo per pound sea
hoss lJc rgnsh lie. oysters. New York
counts 95c dozen: blue points. 80 dozen: kip
| peTcd salmon. 2Oc pound. onchovy, 2rc pound
| oysters 50a6Nc can. lobstcrs, nc pound;
| oLrInnn s1le quart; praw'ns SOC pound. smoked
| hnlihut nc per pound; horrlng, &c each; salt
| rnanLcrel l0dSJc each smoked ees. pound 3Gci
| bIue noints iOc q dozen. mountain trout, i0c
| ,rnund fresh mnckercl, lsc, rainbow trout. 40c
|
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The Reason for the S. Month Rate for Ca
tarrhal Diseases.

Many people imagine that because they afford
pay big fees for Medical Services, that Drs Shores
should demand big for their services This is false
reasoning If Drs Shores had to depend twen
ty patients for their income they would have to charge
enough to make both ends mee-but when Drs. Shores
practcethe largest in the VESTS great that they
always busy-a small margin of profit each
is plenty for the Doctors. and enables EVERYONE to
obtain the best Expert Specially service at minimum
IS month is the right prce-if you pay less YOU
GET LESS-if you pay more, YOU GET NOTHING FOR
THE EXTRA MONEY
Drs. Shores buy their medicines in enormous quant-
Ties at best possible pricesthey do their prescrib
Ing thereby saving Drug Store bills they don't have
to allow for Experiments and failures, their treat
ment DOES THE WORK EVERY TIME-Thcr knowl-
edge of disease symptoms allow them diagnose
and treat case in the shortest possible me-thereby
saving tme-and their system S well regulated that
Drs Shores give the best In the world
for Caarrh and Chronic diseases for s. month-do you
full justice and yet make small margin OF profit IF
OTHER DOCTORS CANNOT DO THIS-THAT IS
THEIR LOOKOUT-Remember. fyou pay LESS YOU
GET LESS-IF YOU PAY MORE YOU GET NOTHING
FOR THE EXTRA EXPENSE-you get the BEST
for S. month II you Drs. Shores
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What Weakness
Is and How We
Cure 1t.

o-callcd Weakness"
In men is merely a
symptom of chronic in
nammation in the prosi-
ate gland, brought on by
early dissipation or by
the improper treatment
of some contracted d.
sease. a complete and
radical cure is. there
fore. a question OF re-
storing the prostate
gland to its normal
state. and this We ac-
complish promptly and
completely without the
use of internal remedies.
Our treatment Is a local
one entirely. 1t Is orig
lnal and scientific. and
has been proven abso-
lutely effective by thou
sands OF tests. We are
convinced that by no
other methods can full
and permanent restor-
alton OF strength and
Vigor be accomplished.
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wAHA IRRIGATION SYSTEM
Ievyiston. Idaho. February l, 1906.


Idaho, -,,,.. ,,,o r,od1,n- ~ ,or,a
., a 90 cnbic Yards of earth, 2SS,opo cubic
Sn,TJs SiV,J of rcck and construction OF about
49,, cIhIc Yards of concrete and other
1o,VsS 1,So sonry, and about 1000 lineal feet OF
tunnel. ,,- +r,st conon,n,,,,
ENSSaI ~ bond for sum equal TO per
Cent Of the amount Of tt the bid mSSt h1 SS
SOI'SI @ LII he required to enter Into con-
tTact at once and furnish satisfactory
SnnS an the sum equal TO 30 per cent OF
Solu ,tl,r,Snt 49, OF the contract es guaran-
tnc tnC of the proper execution OF the con-
fToct within the time specified,
THO company reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids. ,n
Rids viii DO received % for the con-
strmcfion of tho bitches. (2) the reservoirs
and 80 the tunnels. or for the entire
work. o,
the office OF the company at Lewiston.
Idaho, x,, -
SS5 WALTER II. GRAVES. Engineer.
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Cash quotations wero as follows Flour
dull and cpsy. winter, patonta sS.le4i. 90
straights So 50R37O. bakers 81 zoll3.oO; No. =
spring wheat S29Sic, No. ,. 77dT9c, No, rod.
SIh@SSc: No. corn S9hU59&c; No. yellow,
3a@ @GIec; No. oats. 2sIsc; No. white, 3lt@
92ito, No. white. 2Sh43ohc; No. rye, 6Sc
good feeding barley. S7&g3Sc. fair to choice
mating lOdiSc: No / nsXsced. SL0I; No. l
Northwestern. 81, L.; prime timothy seed S.S5i
mess pork per barrel sl5.5e9 Is 60, lard. per
100 pounds s772hd7 75: short ribs eldc9 0oosel
ss oilS 10, short cear sides (ooNcd), SS1S1S,sSi
whlsky. basis of high wines. 81 ~ clover, con-
tract grade. Sli.l5,
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Kansas CITY.

celpts, 200; market steady; native steers.
slGoa6 25; native cows and heifers. s2259
800, stockers and feeders, S3.ooa6.co;
bulls, s. 60a4.0o; calves, So0g7-5O. West
calves, s.. 75ai.&.
Hoss-Receipts. 1900; market 5dlOc
higher; bulk of sales. s6.0596.f217 heavy,
Sc 1916 Is: packers, $6.o5g6.l6: pigs and
Sheep-Rcceipts. 1000. steady. muttons,
s., ,25d5 so: lambs. s5-5096.S0; range weth-
ers, s.. .4Od6. 10: fed ewes, S4.295 =,
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Omaha.

OMAHA Feb. 17.-Cattle-Receipts, 100,
market nominally steady; native steers,
81 G0d5 IS; COWS and heifers. s300q4. % (,
Gamers, S2Ofa3cO: etockers and feeders;
81. 8Ga4 so: calves, S3.o0q6.2o; bulls and
Hogs-Recelpts. 300; market 591oc high
er: heavy. s. S016.00 mixed. $3.50 50
light. IS SOa5. s5; pigs. s5OoG6.7o; bulk $50
as 921z.
Sheep-Receipts none; steady.
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l,o52,$S0,e0l
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

800. steady. beeves. s3.55a6.3O; cows. $50
@450, helfers 81. 4o66 90, calves. So 25aS. 25 ;
good prime. s540G635; poor to medium.
s, 1905. .35; stockers and feeders. s2.7084 60.
Hogs-Rcceipts. 1900; market Ice high
er, estimated Monday, $1,000, mixed and
butchers. S.S5a6.25; good heavy, S6.lGg
622H; rough heavy, S.S5d6.05; light, S. .S5q
617Iz; pigs, S5.6pa6.o5; bulk of sales, $6.log
els.
Sheep-Receipts. 300; market strong
sheep, $3.50go.75, yearlings. S5.70966l,
lambs IS 25Ip1 5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

And In accordance with law and an or
der of the board of directors. made on tho
erh 1ay of January. 1856, so many shares
"T 0t' each parcel OF such stock as may be-
W % SecSssary will be sold at 25l d. f. Walk
er building, Salt Lake city, Utah, on the
So,cIock u. m TO pay the delinquent assess
U,ents thereon, together with the cost of
nSYertisinE and expense of sale.
~ j. j. SNIDER, Secretary,
Location of office, 231 D. f. Walker
building. Salt Lake City, Utah. s1OS7