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he iourneyed IN and he declared that
The condition Of the tract was much
peter than he expected % hnd II. not
Withstanding the satisfactory reports
lie had received.
shortly after the train left Tor Mini
doka Conductor John Freeman ap-
preached Mr. Burley and held out his
mana Tor a ticket The train was pass
lns through a rock cut and converse
tlon was difficult
hurley said the general passen-
ger agent
Ninety cents said John, pulling
out his duplex book. I'm have 10
charge you Sllj and give you a re-
bate check for % cents. You should
have bought a ticket at Mlndoka"
i don't carry transportauon-Burley
general passenger agent-bOOk Of rules
Soc, responded Mr. Burlcy.
Il haven't my book Of rules boz my
pocket, but the rules on this road re-
quire me 10 collect transportation from
every passenger. answered John.
whose hand was still extended IN Mr.
Burleys direction rules general
passenger agent general supeunten-
dent-transportation n0t-youre doing
your duty but rej0incd the general
passenger agent With q glance 40 the
conductors extended palm.
Just then Dutch Lehrbas. one Of
the conductors ON the main line who
was ON his way 90 his ranch 40 Rupert,
pulled Johns coat tail and whispered
something it his ear An expansive
smile and "a beautiful blush spread
over Johns face as he WHEELED around
and addressed his superior officer
u never met you before Mr.. BurIcy
said john "and / am merely enforcing
your own rules. You know what they
are better than I do II isn't often
officials Of the road travel without pri-
waite cars
"rhat IS am right chuckIed Mr. Bur
ley, whose turn 3, was 10 laugh You
continue living up 10 The rules and
you'll be- an right / thought FOR a
moment that I might have 10 pay my
own fare and rebate myself n.lj"
Nov Dutch and John are figuring
who the joke was on-TUiu Falls
News
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STATEMENT ISSUED.
Giving Details Of L. =. aud :. 7. DiNi.
dends Declared.

New York. Aug. 1S.--A statement was
issued from the executive offices Of the
Union Pacific Railroad company today,
giving the details of the manner In
which the Union and Southern Pacific
dividends were declared and made pub
De- The statement follows
The board Of directors OF the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific met Wed.
uesday and authorized action upon diyi-
bends by the executive committees The
committees. however, ala not meet uu-
til o. m. ON Thursday and final noe
lice Of the declaration of the dividends
were delivered 90 the secretary OF tho
stock exchange before 10 a. m Fri
dal."
Mt HELEN. The assistant secretary OF
The Union Pacific, said IN addition thar
there had been criticism OF the action
of the committee On not announcing the
dividend action after their meetings
ou Thursday. he said that this would
have given an advantage 10 the London
stock market by giving D. TO the first
benefit OF the news and that IL was con-
siicred fair to save This advantage for
the New York stock market by With
holding TITS announcement until FIJI.
day morning
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Endeavor PRESBYTERIAN, So. west
Episcopal.

81. Paul's, Main and Fourth south
streets. Rev. Charles r. Perkins. rec.
housewives: Holy communion. s a.
m; Sunday school, s:45 q. m; morn.
Ing prayer and sermon. II o'clock.
Visitors welcome All seats free.
st. Johns, Richmond avenue near
Ninth East street-Sunday school.
Gas ?. m. Evening prayer and SER
mon. o'clock A cordial welcome
20 all
1T. Marks, 225 east First South
street, Rev. Benjamin Brewster. dean
Services for tenth sunday after
Trinity, Aug. 49, Holy communion al
1889 a. m; Sunday school at 9:45;
morning prayer and sermon at II:
evening prayer and sermon at SD. m.
The church bell viii not be rung. on
account OF Illness in the deanery.
st. Peters. Fifth North and Fifth
West streets-Sunday school al g,i5
A. M No other service during Aug
ust.
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HEAVY IDAHO TRAVEL.
The Oregon short Line Company Has
Many Inquiries for Rates.

owing 10 the great demand for rates
20 Idaho points during the present
year the Oregon Short Line company
has decided 10 operate second excur-
sion north during the month OF August.
This will be run on Saturday. Aug g.
and the usual low rate and long limits
will prevail.
The present year has been a banner
year FOR lacal travel over the Oregon
Short Line, and this particularly OBJ
served I'm relation 90 business into
Idaho compared with that of other
years This may be chsrgoabie % a
number OF conditions Idaho, during
the last five years, has been opening
vast tracts OF land 90 settlement
through irrigation, and the result o. a
great influx of settlers Besides this. the
cxcursionists who 20 there Tor fishing
and outing trips must De figured with.
Idaho streams are famed for dne fish
ing the general demand Cor rates ls
the result
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TRIBUNE MENDACITY.
prc,crt, fart, and Involves it, Own
Aud News Correspondent


The meudality OF the Tribune is pIo-
verbal When 30 comes % anything
ol a Mormon nature that It's prejudice
cor purpose desires to dIstort. 90 o. SIM
ply "a source of suffering mlsiuforma-
ton For two days 10 has been eu-
deavoung 90 get the News" % prove
that 90 got rs fake la lara sDecia. over
the wire While 10 Is running its bold
blum 30 ls known in its own Office that
the story was the aukcst of rank
fakes not even believed by membets on
It's own staf who hang their heads
and dodge the issue when 10 is spoken
Of.
This morning 10 had another con-
vulslon. The Oh being thrown over the
statement OBJ am ogden special 90 the
News Co the effect that the trial
judge 81 the district court had instruct
ed thc jun not to read thr nile sheet
which was true. except Do has been as
ceriained that the paper was simply
included with others. "a fact that should
have been contained in the article pub
lished 30 mis- paper last evening.
This morning The Tribune had an
other " iis famous specials IL
came from ogden and vas printed Dbl
circus wood type. The glare and al.
mensions of which were only exceeded
by its manifest ueryersion of he facts.
To- the midst ri its writings 10 said:
Sir. Larkin the News representative.
asserts further that the story as pub
Iished 10 the News referring 10 the
Tribune does not include The informa-
ton that DE- sent 70 his paper and he
repudiates the falsehood THAI the News
has printed. ln addition. De states that
he will take the matter un himself with
DIS paper on the grounds that he cam
not an0fd 20 Doe charged with mis-
statements
When the News man was spoken
to about the matter today Dc said there
was nothing The matter With the Tn.
bune story except that 10 wasn't true
on rather thar there vas little truth in
d.
Later The rHbuncs oen ogden cor.
respondent called up ne News by
telephone. of DTS own yolition and said.
i regret exceedingly that the New,
man has become Involved ln this con.
troversy in a wrong light What the
News printed yesterday was an rlght
except that the Tribune was no more
singled out than any other paper and
that some Of the statements came from
Glasmanns attorney and not from he
court / An PERFECTLY FRANK
~ SAYING THAT TIRE TRlBl-NF
MADE THE STORY A GOOD DEAL
STRONGER THAN GAVE IT."
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A. F. BREWER GETS
DIAMOND LOCKET
Retiring Car Service Agent is Re-
membered by His Associ-
ateS Today.
ANDERSON CIRCULAR our.
Something About the Record Of Two
Young Onicials Who Get Pro.
motions ON Monday.

4. h. Brewer car service agent OF
the Oregon Short Line, who leaves to-
nieht Tor Denver to enter upon his new
duties as superintendent Of car service
Tor the Colorado a Southern. was
agrseably surprised by his subordnates
THIS morning, who presented him with
diamond watch fob charm with his
monogram engraved on the back Mr..
Brewer made a brief speech Of thanks
and everything was perfectly lovely,
The members OF the Royal Arcanum, Of
which order Mr.. Brewer Is member
also presented him with a beautiful
g0ld-headcd ebony cane this morning
He leaves the service OF the oregon
Short line with universal regret an the
part Of an from the general manager
dOwn. II was l6 years ago when no
first became Identified with what is now
the Hartman system. lie entered the
service Of the Union Pacific al Laramie
October 1880, as chief clerk IN the
administers office. on March / fol-
lowing he was transferred as chief
clerk 20 Mr.. Calvin, who was then di-
vision superintendent al Pocatello on
Sept. DO 1895. he was transferred as
chief clerk 10 j. II. Young, superintend-
ept Of the Utah division at Salt Lake.
" was transferred April /, 1901, as
chief clerk 20 Gen. Supt. T. Calvin IN
Salt Lake and appointed car account
ant May 10, 1902. on July ]. 1904, 10
was appointed car service agent a po-
sltion DE resigns on Monday. Prior 10
1890 he was employed I'm various POSI-
tons On the auditing and local freight
offices Of the Missouri Pacific and
Union Pacific since ISL.
ANDERSON CIRCULAR OUT.
This morning circular 40. isS was is
sued over the signature OF T.. Bucking-
ham. appointing ". S. Anderson as car
service agent with Office az Salt Lake,
vice A. f, Brewer resigned.
MI AndeIson's railroad record is
somewhat similar 10 that Of Mr.. Brew
e. In 1893 De was stenographer and
clerk 20 r. l.. LomaX general passen-
ger and ticket agent Of the Union Pa
clhc system, which an those days em-
braced the o. r.. x y. and other lines.
A year later be came 20 salt Lake IN
the same capacity for j. N. Young. SUI
perintendent OF the Utah division Then
he was made travelling secretary 10 W.
H. Bancroft. who IN those days was
general superintendent. lie served ia
this capacity an through the period
when the road was in the hands Of a
receiver and being reorganIzed. lie was
retained By MI Bancroft when the lat
ter was placed in charge Of the ore
gon Short Line as vice president and
general manager, and acted IN the ca
paclty OF confidential clerk and tray-
cling secretary. He Was later pro-
NOTED as chief clerk 10 Gen. supt and
subsequently Assistant General Mama
ger J.. Calvin. and since Mr. Calvin
went 20 the Southern Pacific two years
ago he has been chief clerk to Gen.
Supt. +. Buckingham.
Mr. Anderson enters upon his new du-
ties as car service agent tomorrow.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record al the local office Of the wealth.
sr bureau for The q hours ending at 9
d. m today.
Temperature an a. %. g.. maximum.
%. minimum O.. mean. a. which 10 ! de-
gree below normal
Precipitation Tor The q hours ending al
a.. trace.
Precipitation since the frst % the
month g inch which is e inch above
ths normal
Excess IN precipitation since jan. /. 8e
Inches
Relative humidity n psr cent
FORECAST TILL sP. N SUNDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake CITY and
vicinity.
showers tonight and SUNDAY
r. J. HYATT
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pasior--preaciinr a, II,
Esv. Charles c. stfnman n. by I.
~, 80 1 evening service. sun6sx ksreks.
n ~ " ~ Ia Evans. supsy,1 Sshool 4,
-, :. ,; Z. at D. m. ',1..alnnt,snesh,
~ Is' r raul topic, "What n Mr..
.. L,har!seelsm 2" Weden@6i.iis ne Sin
'erVlce al o'clock. 4 w@ sIsg e.'enlni
no Grande Mission, s.,o,, - ST.
5s,ween Ninth ana Tenth S' yTtd sou,h
sape iilaql Si ''o M osorr. p5Sa,'
ova S"rl'" sSS A M's.Ioo. corner Indian,
school at $3.50 q M tIeet-Sundsv
superintendent. hshfy jacob,
Fast Side Baptist ;ev.,,.
Third South. Rev 'eh'n Eas, ana
pastor--Diyine wors,, , =" Hsywor,l
and ?. m; Sunda,. "a, AZ II a. m
,. M Christian Snool az 1916
prayer meeting We61es5i AZ J. h..
All are welcome 'O"'sloy evening
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= y lIIBLLIl,
ProsIdeney.

All who have oticiated in temple or
dinanoes In behalf Of church mem-
bers who have passed away im the
70 send the names and genealogies TO
Elder Adolph MadEen. Temple block.
Salt Lake city. Those who desire 10
perform ordinances In the future for
Saints who have died abroad. are also
requested 70 correspond by letter
with Elder Madsen. IN order TO ascer-
tain that the work has not already
been performed by others.
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DIED.

ALLDREDGE.--At HlncNsy I-,,A
~. William Alldredge. cause ~ A.. N
was complication Of dIss.ss, e'alA
a wife and three children. I'm 1 .[sNt'
aged 2 year. % months. " s''Na'
sTOUT-At Hlnckley. Tnb .,. 81.
Clarenda Stout wife OF n 81 80.
cancer In the stomach. leave, T. A.. ~
band and large family II ,bil4t..' nus
LONELL-At OAK CITY. Aug ,..,.-
Lovell, son 81 Mr. and ms R-3-,D.'
Lovell: cause Of death drorsv '''''n'
OHRlsTENSON.-At ilz3 eou,b s,...-..
East street this city. Aus IL nv
whoopngcough, Esther d. d,rrt,.,
Ephraim and clara A Ctris..,.
born Sept p ler '''"'eN'
Funeral services SUNDAY AZ
from the family residence rr.rt .h
Invited 10 attend ''
sCARCEILl.-ln this city Aug De- 'sy
Joseph A. infant son az All '403 C.,.
mella scarcelli a native m san r.t.
city. aged : months 5sy
Funeral Sunday Notice az Tim. ,.t
place will be given tcmofr5w.
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CANADIAN TOLL CUT.

Victoria. r. e.. Aug IA dispatch
from ottawa SAYS the railway com.
mission has issued an order thar the
additional toll OF i've cents hundred
weight ou ail traffic from British Col.
umh.a. which originates in the eastern
United states must not De charged as
is now done on freight Tor British COLI
umoia originating iu Eastern Canada.
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PAID OVER 100000
How Southern Pacific Came Into Pos
session of Oregon Road.

San Francisco. Aug. ls.-The South
ern Pacific officials paid over 100000
10 close a deal made five OF six weeks
ago BY which the Southern Pacific
comes into possession OF the Coos Bay,
Roseburg & Eastern railroad In SOUTH
eastern oregon.
The transaction Is one Of the biggest
deals since the fire affecting san Franz
cisco capitalists. II means "a distinct
and pronounced development Of the
Hartman plans 10 have two trunk lines
between San Francisco and Portland,
the same AS there is now between this
city and Los Angeles.
The road the Southern Pacific has
just bought starts from Marshheld and
runs in o southern direction to Myrtle
Point. a short distance from the Cali
fornia and oregon ine. BY the way
Of Myrtle Point Mdrshiield and Drain.
Hartman and his associates expect
soon to develop "A north coast line from
San Francisco 90 Portland. Between
Drain and Portland the present Mount
Shasta line will he used
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DEMOCRATS TO SALTAIR.
arrangement, Being Made for Big IA.
cmsiOn Next THURSDAY.

What promises 90 be one Of the pfin-
cipsl events of the season On the way
of au excursion ls now being planned
Dog The Democratic city ana county
committee for Thursday next 70 Salt
air. Invitations have been extended
10 prominent Democrats from Logan,
Provo. SaupCte and other OUTLYING
points o. attend and some strong
speeches are looked for 4 program
consisting Of dancing and other anluse-
m'uts. assisted by Helds band. IS be-
iug prepared. and an in all the day
promises 90 make a bright spot IN n,
history Of Utah Democratic politics.
Excursions have been arranged from
cache valley in The north and Sanpete
m jhc south, and "a large attendance
Is confidently looked for
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ELECTRIC COACHES HERE.
First Consignment For spokane A In
land i at Pocatcllo

poCa,c'lo Aug lS-The fut COM
Segment NJ six electric day coaches
for the Spokane & Inland RAILWAY.
Illurse lIuc have arrived here Some
slight alteration .u the brake arrange
mrnt viii be made here al the Oregon
Short lime shops
The coaches are Nos. 100 10 los. rs
more are io follow.
These cars are equipped with rattan
imusyersible seats. seating "a persons.
has baggage room and smoking room.
cab observation ends and an steel
trucks
The electricity &c Is explained Is
transmitted through the rail
The coaches are made by the J. Brill
company Philadelphia.
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Central Christian rhn,.h

central Christian. Third ras,
Fourth south, William RIOS. ,'allsa
supply minlster--Pre PREACHING q, t,','la
M ana p. m. Sunday sch6ot ~, g.
p m. and Christian Endeayor y, ~, :.
y. m. az VS.
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Metbcoist.

Ilin VI. +, Ninth East and First
South streets--Conferenc love feast
at $3.50 a. m. led by Rev. Richard
Wake. Preaching at II o'clock. by
Bishop David II. Moore. DID,; ordlna-
ton service following the sermon. DR..
G. Il. Spencer. editor Of the Central
Christian Advocate. will preach at :
p. m. There will be no sunday school
in the morning. Epworth league at
$50. led by 4. r. Moore. Special
music Mrs. II. Kirkman will sing
solo at the morning service and the
Misses Lucille and Nina Hill will sing
duet IN the evening.
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GIRLS ARE AHEAD.

Report Of board Of health for week
ending Aug is
Thirty-four births We're reported
during the week. Is males and 20 fe-
males l. deaths were reported. :
males and 10 females. Four shipped
here for burial
There were reported 20 cases 81 con-
tagIous and infectious diseases. con-
sisting Of one case Of scarlet fever.
Two cases OF diphtheria and II cases
Of typhoid fever
Two cases Of small pox and four
cases Of scarlet fever and three cases
of diphtherla remain Boz quarantine
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Scientist.
First Church ~ rl,,

sqs nN chnIch Of Christ. Sr,s,..
Of 90 e east Third south-Sundsy -' ,iHrt
s'iu a; M church servicss 's'l'.
a. M, subiect' Christ Jesus ST., o.. u
are especially welcome. Fs5 il."n,.k'srs
,hesday evening at O'clock " We'd
ing Is held 20 listen 10 To-, q meet
81 healing Of both sin and -ss''.,l..a.s'
a. are welcome TO thcs., s .n...-iA
ffdFee reading room, open 4s1',.' ''ee'
iV n m. TO p. m, IN room. 4, ..'ol
scot, building, les Main size. .sI'
sunday evening services b,r| me
discontinued until Sept Is '' peea
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EVANGELICAL Iuthsr,,

p our Sa'ior's Evangelical Tuth,..
Sour.h last between Fourth a1S 'r pIsn'
,nou!thDsunday services at Ia.,oo IN
M ~. ~ IN, the English language yo ,' a
cordially Invited 10 attend ''u are
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CONGREGATIONAL

Fourth E easo,'ssr reg corner
Elmer T '' So,t ana First South s,r..,.'
service SSU ,n. pastor-No mo- r,.s,.'
Christian I T1dasy school h. at :: ,ss
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

New YORK Aug iS-suesr. raw err,
faif refining "a. cfr'rffuFal = ,est ~.
moasset sugar ai-isd3it. -
hehned-steady. Crushed. 5.e. psvds-.
"a, 80; sIsnuiated. 40
Coifee-stesdy. No. RIO. Sg
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WILL PREACH TONIGHT

rev 5 A. Templeton. IN, un
Known street preacher, wifi rs.r ,o
ms street services this evening NJ,
VIII also be heard Sunday eye5,c, 10
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GRANITE STAKE
Other Churches.

Services will be held in the various
non-Mormon churches tomorrow rs
follows:
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OMAHA
WOOL.
ST LOUIS

81 Louis Aug. M-wool STEADY Tsr.
utory and western mediums. 1dG. me
medium, leq5, fine 1917 ''''
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80, y; .. r. hall. corner OF J,. o,l.''''
nouth and Eleventh East o. ....s''h'A
n nuIl ~ ll;O5 a. m. subiort ~. e.
sunday school at 1916 D. m Go,. MA
seSGsy evening testimonial r,o,., we'd
. O'CLOCK All are welcor-. ''''i5 q
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TODAY's TEMPERATURES.
EXCURSION NORTH
AUGUST 2sTH

Via o. s I. Usual low rstss ana
Ions llm!u WI prevail See agents.
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Baptist.

First Baptist. corner Second south
end Second West Rev. D. A. Brown,
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First Methodist Episcopal. corne
Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian. corner OF South
Temple and c streets. Rev. W. NJ
Paden, ID. D., Morning ser.
vice at II O'Clock; Dr. T. F. Day OF
san Francisco will III the pulpit. sub.
ject: THE Word Made Flesh" Even.
ing services at 7;45, conducted by the
Rev Russell A. Mckinley; topic "ln-
crease OF Christ" Sunday school al
1890 p. m. Endeavor society at $3.50:
mid-week services, Wednesday even-
Ing: teachers meeting, 1880: prayer
and conference, p. m, All seats are
free. Strangers are cordially invited
10 all our services.
Westminster Presbyterian. 132
South Fourth West. Rev McI.ain
Davis. pastor. 1879 west Sixth South
Preaching at IL a. m. by Rev. a. j.
Frank OF Montana. Sunday school al
1915 p m. c. Z. meeting, : p. m.
No evening service All cordially In
vited TO these services.
Endeayor Presbyterian. IS? west
First North-Sunday school, 1880 p.
m. All cordially invited.
Third Presbyterian. corner Eleventh
South and Eleventh East streets
There will be no morning preaching
service and no Sunday school. Y. r..
5. c. Z. meets at 1870. Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
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DAVE BURIEY HELD UP.
Conductor Asked Fare from General
Passenger Agent. q. Il.

Passenger Agent. q. /.
ID. =. Burley. general passenger ana
nckei agent o. the Oregon short line
arrived IN Twin Falls on me passenger
NAN this afternoon. Tie came for me
eurIote OF Inspecting his iso.aere farm
~ buhl on which he proposes 10 bulla
.si,enoid residence and 10 DO extensive
st,u.auon. Mr.. Huriey was amazed Al
tPlendii condition q the farms
n'sh nc saw frcn the car windows A.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug. lS-Cattle-R-ceiptg %.
market steady. Beeyes. 3. Sqs -: cows
and heifers 1880: stockers ana iced.
crs. .Dfl4.io. calves. 5.Ed7.0
hogs-Receipts. 500; market cents
higher. estimated Monday. gOO Nivad
aud butchers j.Sa6. ~. good heavy, S.q,
ass; rough heavy, j.jG5.s5: lights. 3 IN
asb' pigs 5.oeqs.b' bulk o. sales C.0f
sheep--Receipts 1000: market steady
lambs, i.53ds o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. lG-Cattle-Rcceinis
~ Including 90 southorns; market
steady. Native steers i.0yg6 ~. southern
steers, 2-d5q4.e0. southern cows. o 0ld9 q,
native COWS and helfers. e6Jq5 %. stock.
tis and feeders. .f1ns.60; bulls. g.Wq3 2, &.
calves. 10000, western fed steers. q jafi
40, western fed cows 2Ddi 40
Hoss-keceipts. 900. market Q cents
higher Bulk Of sales, e.l0ds. .. heayy
COS TO- packers, t.log5. "a. pigs ana
sheep-Rece!pts none.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Aug. s-Cattie-Rscelpts an,
manket unchanged Native stesTs -;
y; COWS and heifers 3.00a4.g, western
steers 3.Wat,E. Texas Steers . ,i0s q
cows and hei'ers, 2ea3 IS. Gamers r.
80, stockers and feeders. s1i III
calves S"a555; bulls and staes. 2.o,i
hogs-l Receipts 500; market shade L. Z
cents higher Heavy. bAqsol. nirea Z q.
15.t; lights. 5.Ba6 =: piRs & oo-,e III.
bulk % sales 5.sqs. %.
sheep-Receipts 90. market stassr
iearlnEs, jE1em, wsthers. IG6g z
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
Church nptite'$

II Is requested that all OF the h.xh
priests OF the Granite s,si-e Will be
present az the regular monthly meet
ing 70 convene at 10 a. M Sunday. the
18th Inst. at Granite stake tabernacle.
Matters Of Importance viii be present.
co,
JOHN COOK.
~ V, JONES.
g, l.. MILLER.