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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed bids will be received at the office
OF the secretary. VIII q. Farrell, No. 2oi
Doseret News Building up to and In
GLIDING April II, 1876, Tor the constric-
ton OF diVertlng works IN convey the
waters OF the springs known as the Deep
Springs IN Skull Valley, TOoele County
Utah. which springs issue In tho north
halt OF the southeast quarter Of section
D. township 2 south, range west OF tho
Salt Lake Meridian.
The said dyerting works TO consist OF
q dam across the outlets Of said springs
and trapezoidal open ditch leading
thercfrom, the length Of said ditch 70 be
about 5000 feet. the mean width to b.
about feet, aud the effective depth
to be about ~ feet
Also for the construction Of dlNertlng
works to convey thu waters 81 what is
known as Sheep Spring which Issues IN
the southwest quarter OF section ?, OF Fish
Spring which Issues IN the southwest
quarter OF section TO- Of Lake Spring
which issues ln the northeast quarter ~
section H.. OF salt Spring, which lssues
IN tho sopthwcr quarter Of section Is, all
IN township 3 south Of range west Of
The salt Lake Meridian and OF Muskrat
Spring, which issues In the southeast
quarter Of section 49, township ? south
OF range 5 west of the Salt Lake Meri-
dian and " Burnt Spring which Issues
In the southwest quarter OF section e.
township south OF rnnge west OF the
salt Lake Meridian. all IN Skull Valley In
the County OF Tooele, State Of Utah.
The dlverting works will consist NJ
dams across the outlets Of said springs
and bitches leading therefrom into a
main ditch running northeas,erly. which
main ditch will he $500 feet long of 4
mean width Of about feet, and mn cnec-
tive depth Of about ~ feet.
The grading of the diverting channel
win be about feet ner mile.
For further information apply az the Of
Ace OF the secretary at No. 81 Doseret
News Building. between the hours o. n
and 70 a. NJ. each day where maps and
other Information will be furnished
The company reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
lOsEPA AGRICULTURAL 4 STOCK co.
Nv VIII q, Farrell Secretary
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. March
si 1915.
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PARK. CITY'S MINES.
Work az Ontario Drain Tunnel Con-
inucs--Wcck's shipments.

Connections were made Tuesday
morning between the li00 and l500-foot
levels of the Daily Judge by the raise
started In the western portion of the
mines workings, the main purpose Of
it being ventilation. In this raise one
was encountered and ii runs from one
level to the other, being several feet
wide. Besides this, recent development
work has opned up many bodies OF
high grade ore and the permanency
and vast wealth of the Judge has been
established Today It is one Of the
camps bonHnzas, much greater and
richer than great many realize. The
DAILY Judge mill is grinding away stead
fly and turning out large tonnage OF
very rich concentrates.
The Little Bell mine was inspected
this week by A. Chester Beatty and
Henry Crumb of the John Hays Ham
mond staff. The DAILY Judge DAILY
West and Silver King properties were
also visited by these people.
The American Flag is shipping again
this week, after having been out Of the
market for some time. About 80 tons
Of rich ore has been taken out, and
VIII when the returns come in, demon
strate how really rich IT Is. Work pro-
crosses nicely at the mine.
Work at the ontario drain tunnel Is
going steadily ahead though not much
Is being said regarding it.. The new
| drift. after being run 100 feet at an an
| gle from the main tunnel. will continue
on parallel with II until the cave IN has
| been passed. This parallel course will
be taken up In day or two. and
no trouble Is anticipated now I'm get
| ting the big water way opened up
again.
| The Record has very reliable intOrma
ton TO the effect that unless something
| entirely unforeseen transpires, the big
| Silver King-Cole deal Will be CONSUME
mated today or the first of the week,
/ What the terms are has not been iearn-
| ed, but some satisfactory agreement
| has evidently been reached.
interest In tho affairs of the Silver
| King Consolidated has been stimulated
| this week by the report that gold-bear
! ing ore, running as high as SEE per ton
| has been encountered In the shaft there
The values were found in the last ont
of several assures which have been cu
in ;he shaft since leaving the g0O-foo
level The shaft Is now approaching
the ! .l00-foot level and as dept
IS gained, appearances and indication,
grow more encouraging. As stated sey
era assures have been cut and al
are more or less highly mineralized an,
the last one has been richer than am
Of the others. when the i,iO0-foot poin
Is reached and station has been Gu
cross-cut VIII be run TO tap them
this being a comparatively easy matte
as they all dip IN the same direction
At the same time work In the shaft vii
De vigorously prosecuted ms the man
I agement believes that in depth there 1
wealth. Conditions at the mine II
I every respect, are encouraging
ore Shipments-Sllver King, 2.OOo'i
DAILY West 1li5,000 DAILY Judge, $50,
0o0 Kearns Keith. 1913, 000: DAILY Judg
Middling. 6S2 O0O, Jupiter, 2j000. Gran
total, i.S05 100 pounds.
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ToNoPAH MINE MERGER.
Plan on Foot 10 Consolidate Three
Important Properties.

The preliminary plans have been
completed in New York, says publica.
ton OF that city, for the closing of
negotiations for the merger OF the West
End, Ohio-Tonopah and MacNamara
properties at Tonopah. While no names
have yet been made public, there is
wen authenticated report that those in
forests now in control Of the Tonopah
Extension company have been instru-
mental IN working out this new COM
bination.
. II was originally planned to have
new 900 company take over the
three other organizations, but IN defer
cnce to the wishes OF local brokers the
capitalization of the new company Will
be in the nelghborhood of 81 500 600
j. G. Weir of Weir Bros, & Co., In
commenting on the proposed combina.
ton say;
I'VE are more than pleased to sec that
this deal IL shaping itself so well, IT
will mean considerable for all the
mines concerned In the shape Of greater
strength, and a uniform policy OF man
agement which should revert to the adj
vantage OF the consolidated property.
THE deal also looks like possible
elimination of the so-called lltigatio
between the MacNamara and TonO-
pahExtensiOn companies. The adjusting
~ the equities OF the three companies
made necessary by the difference In the
selling price Of the shares will be
worked out on a scale satisfactory to
III the stockholders. The eventual re-
suits OF the merger viii be to enhance
the stock holdings Of the companies in
terested and enable those in control to
operate the combined mines more econ
omlcally."
While many Of the working details ~
the proposed merger ARE still unset~ ID.
1t Is believed that provision will be
made to have the present Ohio-Tonopah
stockholders receive their present cash
surplus as n dividend, and still retain
the ownership Of the Logan mine, re-
Gently acquired near the Comstock lode
| in Nevada,
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Today's local markets are the heavier
by the arrival OF three cars OF potatoes
from Idaho aud one car from Provo
so that the market is fairly well sup
piled A feature also II the arrival OF
tine whimsical cabbages from south
ern California, with another car or
less fine quality from the northern part
OF the state. Then among the receipts
are new turnlps and beets, and a good
assortment OF other vegetables from
the coast, 50 that the Salt Lake de-
mand IL pretty well supplied.
The fish men report sizeablc arrivals
Of salmon and small fish; but oysters
are falling off. and are likely TO de-
crease as the season advances. Ba-
nanas and oranges are also In evidence
among the fruit shipments. Apples are
scarce and high. The prices obtainins
In today's markets are as follows:
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WILL REPORT ALCOHOL BILL.

Washington. March 8-rhe free alcohol
SUBCOMMITTEE Of the house committee on
ways ana means today agreed 10 report
free alcohol bin 20 the full committee
Wednesday next The feature " tho bill
Is that II takes the internal revenue tax
IN denatuged domestic alcohol for techHi.
cal uses, Including lighting heating and
motor uses The bill Is 10 30 into effect
three monts from The date Of us pas.
sage The details Of rs administration
are left with the treasury department II
is predicted the effect OF tho bill VIII he
IA revolution IN heating, lighting and eurn-
ishinR fuel for motors, as alcohol will be-
cheaper than kerosene oil or 90 soline and
can be made from any grain, vegetable
root or fruit containing starch
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stockton, two from Bingham and four
from Nevada.
The series OF washouts on the SAT-
Lake Route Will tie up ore shipments
from Nevada camps west OF Modena
for week or more,
W. II, Clark expects to return 10
Nevada tomorrow 10 give attention 70
his extensive mining interests. IL -
the intention OF Mr.. Clark TO take up
his permanent residence IN California n
little later
The Colorado Min'1g company OF
Provo has filed an amendment tn us
articles Of incorporation in the secre-
tary OF states office by which its capt.
tai stock Is Increased from $4,000 to
5000 900.
The Taylor 4 Brunton Sampling COM
pany reported the receipt today Of 20
cars Of ore from Tintc one from f1sG
Springs, Two from Modena nine from
Nevada, two from Bingham and one
from Idaho.
An amendment 10 the articles Of m
corporation OF the silver Flat Mining
g. Milling company was filed today In
tho secretary OF states Office In Whlch
the capital stock Of the company Is
made assessable.
Manager u. y. Rohlhng of The Frisco
Contact and Lulu properties IN Beaver
county, and William II. Ttbbals, tht
broker. have returned from a trip 10
those properties, where they report ia
vorable conditions.
William II. Mcintyre and Walter Jen-
nings have gone 10 the Grand Gulch
mine IN northern Arizona, They We're
! tied up several days last week az Mo-
apa. owing to the inundatlon of The
| Muddy valley and the swollen torrents
of the Virgin river, caused by the late
heavy storms in that region.
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) MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

Of the Bingham Con. is now in control
Of f, Augustus HelnSe and associates
and that an ,Nlcial announcement 10
that effect will be made shortly
As to the Balakalla Copper COM
pany Mr.. Mccormick confirms the
statement made several days ago by
Manager White TO the effect that the
property Is 10 he equipped with a smell
ter; that the matte produced Is To go
10 the San Bruno plant Of the Ameri-
treatment
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CONCENTRATES

Broker T. NJ West was IN Bingham
between trains yesterday
Joseph Dederich and family will leave
for their new home in Los Angeles to-
morrow.
John Hays Hammond Is reported ne
being seriously ill with pneumonia on
the Pacific coast.
supt. =. q. Janney Of the Bingham
mill Of the Utah Copper company was
I'm the city during the day
The Pioneer samplers reported the re-
CeipI today OF three cars OF ore from
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LIVESTOCK.



Chicago. March Seattle Receipts, 26,-
600; market weak TO 10 cents lower
Beeves, 0od6. IS; cows and heifers 1859
500; stoekers and feeders, 2.laaiS5; Tex
ans 3.7i5ni.fn.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000: market 10 cents
lower: estimated tomorrow, $500. Mixed
and butchers, 6.i5d6. i2is: good heavy, $50
ds.40; rough heavy, 6.iM6.& lights, SIS
az. %; pigs. 5,qoa6.20; bulk OF sales, 6.@p
SO
sheep Receipts, 5000; market 10 cents
lower Sheep. 10000, lambs, i.lod6.S
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas City, March 2s,-Cattle-Re.
celpts, 10000; market steady 10 shade low
or Native steers. i.2jd5.e; native cows
and heIfers, . 25G5 10, stockers and feed
ers. 9.0Od4.75. bulls, 3.ODu4 q; calves, 800
400: western fed steers, 8, 1906. p; west
ern fed cows, 3.7ja4.g
Hogs--Receipts 5000; market 5q1E
cents lower Bulk Of sales al. si;4 a re-,
and lights 5iod62j.
sheep Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Muttons. l50a5. IS; lambs 3 .2jqS Is; range
wethers, 5.25d5.go, fed ewes. i.s5a5.S.
OMAHA.
Omaha, March 26,--Cattle-Receipis, q
$50; market steady TO stronger Native
steers l.c0d5.G IS: cows and heiiers 2.Sit
4 40 western steers. 3. iGdi AS; Gamers, ! y
d275: stockers and feeders, 215afe so;
calves, S,O0u6.5o: bulls and stays 2.Sp
4 10.
) cents lower. Heavy. 0.l7isg6.S; mixed,
6.l5as. %; light, 6.log6. 22ia; pigs, S.25Q6.0o'
bulk Of sales. 6. l5d6.22iS
Ysarllngs, 5.2sa5. 80. wethers, 5,l5a5.1o:
ewes, i.iog5.25; lambs, 6.ooq66o,
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
parl, CITY and Tiniic Stock Furnished
The Forenoon Business.

The week opened with the sale Of IL
GOO shares OF stocks for q i,65'75 dur
ing the forenoon calls
Little Bell began business at $500, ana
was IN fairlr good demand with hght
offerings. silver King found 2 taker AZ
SAG while Beck Tunnel. starting AZ w.
climbed 10 ~ cents, the closing sale
There was some demand for DAILY Judge
hut the stock was not supplied at the
price hid for IT, May Day continued
strong, the last sale being made at :,
cents. Thompson also opened In goou
tone. and was in demand around ~
cents. While Wabash dropped from sL'O
To Si01, -.
The closing quotations ana se'es
were;
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SALT LAKE CAPITALISTS.
They Incorporate the Fairview, New.
Telephone and Telegraph Co.

Fallon, New, March Pa party Of
Salt Lake capitalists has incorporated
the Fairview Telephone Il Telegraph
company. and are building telephone
and telegraph lines from Fallon to the
new mining camp of Fairview, a dis
lance OF AZ miles. The nearest tele.
phone az present Is 30 miles away. The
work Will be completed In 60 days.
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TODAYS REALTY DEALS.

John j. Corum TO Lewis 3. Coates
part Of lot Q block 81, plat .'.',.
Mineral Point Consolidated Mining
q Milling Co. TO Copper Belt Ry.
CO., right Of way, Golden Era ct
al I'm West Mountain ...,..,..,... !
Andrew Thomson 10 the Rio
Grande Western Ry. Co, land In
section "a, township south, range 90.
| west ,-,....,,t,,. .,.,...,,,,.,s.''.' 80
Emily Bateman TO the Rio Grande
Western Ry Co.. land In section
"a. township south, range ] west s2
Jesse Argent 10 the Rio Grande
Western Ry, Co, land IN section
a. township ? south, range |
Sadie c. benton to Nellie Davidson.
lots ., etc. block in Desky's Srd
Add. ...,... ..,.,'.....''.. .''..'.'',., d
Lydia J. h. Brown 10 Western Pa
cafe Ry. Co. part OF block 3
Coates & Corlm Add .,....,,.....,' LOU
Jennie G. Alter to l., Francis Zu-
lick, part OF lot !, block 49, plat ..,
y ..,,.. ...,,...'1.s'stt.s '.stss.sss. '''
Anna X Kjergard and husband 90
Frank T.. Buckwalter, part OF lot
4 block 81, plat .,.,...,.,-,,., A.)0
N Houghton lot ). block iss, plat D.. ESQ
Ephraim j. Bench and wife 60 Geo
plat D '...... .........,...,,,,",.., i,i5o
Geo, W. Dent and wife TO John 6.
Marsden, part OF lot 4, block 50 sea
plat ID ....,,....'.'''''''''' '''''''''' Lo0o
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BIG SHELTER SUIT
American Company Defendant In Ac-
ton Filed IN District Court.

The American Smelling & Refining
company has been made defendant m
an action filed IN the district court
by Oscar j. ana Abraham J. Reese,
who ask damages ia the total sum
~ S8I4io for injuries alleged TO nave
! 905 hy the smoke and fumes from
defendants smelter Plaintiffs operate
the Jordan Stock farm and they claim
that their actual damages In loss NJ
hay, pasturage, fruit and stock during
the three years has been S22.44O and
they ask for punitive damages IN the
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were is
sued during the past two weeks;
George s, Sims. rear s67 west North
lcmpie ,r's..''.'''',.''..,,,'e wv
G., ". Mdgley. go east Third ~,
Max Engcrman, Washington, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh south, @)
l., j. Kragt, $40 and 81 Grant street I,V,V
W; :. Henderson, Third West and 200
PETERSON stsuma sG Rea Estate company j. "
and Third street, houses ...... 5000
Peterson Real Estate company 49,
and Third street .n,.,,..,,......,.. 300
John Gallagher, Sol South Third go
Thomas j, jenkins, i Arnold -,
sidney Taylor, 62i Randolph ..,..,. 1000
e, Cherpittod, l32 west South Tenn ,oo
W. A. Dodgers. j between Third
and Fourth streets ....,,,......'t.; E"D
l.. c. Burton l2i south Second %.
Peter Chrlstcnsen. Edith avenue .... l,0cp
Salt Lake CITY water department eoo
d outerson. ioii south second -,
west ..,.,.,....,t,s,r...s..,t. '..ss' ~
$. il. Leaver, o north First West. 800
II A. silver Foundry and Mach.
merry company bi5 west FIRST o-o
North ..,.,..... ...,,...'.,s.s't'..' ~
Salt Lake Security and Trust com
pany, Main and Plumb .,..,,,, Lso
O M. Engdahl, court between Sec.
ond and Third South and Second 49,.
and Third East. 10 double houses. 0,0o
Salt Lake Security and Trust COM
pany. Fourth East and Ninth ,o.,
salt sGu Lake security and Trust com:
pany, First South, between state
and Second East .".....,.,,,,,., iWo
Salt Lake Security and Trust com
pany Fourth East and Ninth ,oo,
South .,.,..,,......t,.,s..,,..' '',.,,. s'o"
Joseph Gallagher, manager. Pierpont o,o
avenue .".'.,.,..s''s''., '.,'',',.' NV
salt Lake Security and Trust com.
pany, Ninth West and Second ooo,
South .,.,.,.'.''',. ..,.,''' ,,,,,....;;, s'V"
Mutual Realty company, Fourth ~,
South and Post houses ,.,,..,, 10"
Mutual Realty company, Eghth
west. between Third and Fourth 49,.
South. houses Observation-Disclosures S"n
Salt Lake Security and Trust com
pany Second South. between Ninth
and Tenth West .......,..,.'.,'.''s'' Avv
Salt Lakt Security and Trust com-
pany, Windsor avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth South ,.,.,,...,.' loW
Salt Lake Security and Trust COM
pany, Eighth East, between sec ,n.o
ond and Third South ......,..,,. 10"
between Fif,h and sixth south. 1900
Salt Lake Security and Trust com
pany. Ninth South and Windsor "a,
Salt Lake Security and Trust com
pany, p south Main .....,...t'sn zVW
r. c. Warren. First between ,uoo
and D ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SVo
C. ]. Alexander 244 Grand avenue. looo
r W Ball, l2i T. street ,..,,"p''' l's"
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NOW RECEIVING ORE.
Bins at New Garfield Smeiters Being
FILLED.

The management Of the new Garfield
smelters has begun receiving ore.
The first carload. concentrate from the
Utah Copper company's Bingham mill.
was dumped into the bins on Saturday
last \ little later. another lot Of con-
centrate from the Newhouse Cactus
mill arrived and this was followed by
crude ore from the Boston Consolidat-
ed mine of Bingham.
The bins al the new smelter will hold
about $4,000 tons. BY the time the
first unit Of the big plant Is ready to
60 into commission, about June l. the
bins viii be filed.
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MFAT AND POULTRY.
JAP plpERs PRAISE sCHIrF

Toxic. March &c. Jacob schn. the
New York banker, has arrived here and
the papers are full OF euloglstlc com.
ment ~ his services rendered In rails.
ing Japanese loans IN America. The
bankers Of this city are preparing to
give him a magnificent reception.
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HEINZE AND BINGHAM.
G. H. Mccormick says Montana Opcr.
atOr IIns CONTROL.

Clarence h Mccormick returned 10
the city late Saturday afternoon from
New York after an absence Of several
months during which he has figured
In several mining deals In which Utah
properties we're involved
Mr.. Mccormick says It is the general
impression In the east that the control
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, March g6.--The wheat opened
firm here today on higher cables and buy
ing by shorts aud comm. ssion houses. May
opened AMAs up, ~ 49, 10 iSAi, declined
tu 1Sian1sss and rallied to 1874. The close
was weak with May down lhqS az i74iP
IT'S
me corn market was firm early. but
cased of later. May closed IS OF at 1914.
The oats market opened steady. May
opened at 30lz
10 TO Is cents lower al 1920 20 lG,27; lard
was down cents at Sail!; and ribs were
"a cents lower az s62i9
Cash. Wheat-No. red, SlAQssls, No. Q
red s2haS6; No. hard, '1ltgsliti No. .
hard. 1Sdi1; No. northern, 7SiiQa,. 80.
northern, "; No, sprin l4asO.
Corn--No 9, A2d422,, No, g. llAd42ia.
oats--No. @ 80; No O. ga,
close Wheat-May, 6hai7's; July, IA.
Pork-May i63gis; July, 70, 22l5
I.ard-May, &32lsnS.S5, July s.49ia
Ribs-May. $50, july. s.62saS 81.
llax--Cash, northwestern, liz.
Rye-CHsh, Gell83
CloVer--Cash. 1870
Barlcy-Cash, 31u53
NEW YORK
New York March q. Sugar raw, auie'
Fair refining, l-l6; centrifugal, 96 test
li-a2lS GIG. molasses sugar, 2i-3?u
els-l6
Refned-Qulet crushed. SO; powder
cd, 80, granulated, 80
Coffee Steady No. z Rio. 50.
Buttcr-Irrcgular Street prices extra, 2,
| T2iia western factory, common TO nrsts,
1915, western imitation creamery extras,
| 90 do irsts. g.
| Cheese--Strong.
Eggs-stea6y western nrsts. l5H, do.
seconds, l5qljh southern lial3l..
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sum Of $4,000 in addition 10 the act
ual damages sustained. This Is the
largest damage suit yet instituted In
connection with the smelter smoke ac-
lions
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NEVADA STOCKS,

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish to-
day the following san Francisco min
ing stock quotations:
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AGAINST GENERAL STRIKE.

Moscow, March s.-Tho workmen IN the
presencia md Letort districts az n meet.
ing today pronounced against q genctd
strike before easter.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. Marsh 26.--Wool. steady, Ter
rit ry and western medium, 22a2si fno
medium. 2ld25; nne. 1sd2l
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NEW YORK
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool March @--Hops ~ Lon.
don Pacific Coast quiet, e. ssdeS. o.
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New Privat e
Wire Service
James A. Pollock & Co.
BANKERS and BROKERS,
CIV. Second South Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

Orders Promptly Executed IN Stocks,
Bonds, Cotton, Grain and Provisions,
Private Leased Wires With Logan and
Bryan. Corresponding Members
New York stock Exchange, New York
Cotton Exhange Boston Stock ES-
change, Chicago Board OF Trade.
We Handle All Prominent Utah Min
ing and Commercial Stocks.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. PIG d. 2. Walker Block.
CANNON BROS, BROKERS

q =. SO. Temple Tel SO Ind, Slo-k
Bell.
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MUSIC TEACHERS
All who desire to consult the list
of the representative professors and
music teachers OF Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory In
the Saturday News"
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j. oBERNOoRFER.
Stocll Broker
Tel Bell ls2 lsl Main ST
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REarLAR cAI.L sALEs.

Little Bell, 500 at 6.95: May Day.
$500 at %. 900 AZ 2Ga; Silver King,
loo at $500; Victoria 100 az $50; 80
ut 2.S5; Beck Tunnel. 50 at 92 500 At
95; TOO at 90; zoo at 90 ~: Tito, 800
REHABILITATION.
Regular 5000 1881. n
omen $500 i.0S6 90