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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

a gentleman ot ibis city received "a
London catalogue issued Jan, O.. on
June 49, on the 18Th De- ordered some
books boy mail aud received them ou
July lo This is a straw golng 10 SHOW
'the terrible condition Of the salt Lake
postofce"
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Willing to Compromise.

Papa, last night | dreamed that
for my birthday you gave me a bicycle
and mamma a watch
Yes. dear. but you know that
dreams always 90 by contraries
"All right then. you give me the
watch and mamma the bicycle. 49,
Motto Dor Ridere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

Dreytus complete ,iuiicatiln is a
splendid illustration " the saying.
Truth though crushed 20 earth SOL.
rise agdiu.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

Commissioner Bingham is forming a
'vlce squad Wal 10 De monster Of
50 frightful mlen as 20 be hated. needs
but 90 De seeug'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

Carrie Nation can BE- arrested. but
she cannot be stopped. As Well ty 10
stop the whlrlHind az TO stop her,
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JUST FOR FUN.


Tedcher-NQw. Johnny, what was
The cause Of the American revolution ?
Johuny---we had the spirit Of rs
ana the British had the spirit Of '23.--
New York Times.
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There is said 90 be a split iu The
British cabinet Must be- because the
material was not wei seasoned
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THE IMPENpINe coNTLIcT.

Hannis Taylor b. Norih American Re-
view.
As al The world knows. The peculiar
vantage ground occupied By CORPORA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

Tho Washington. D. G. ice trust has
been indicted. When win the salt
Lake trusts turn Gomez
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

Pittsburg divorce scandals are always
moro or less enyeIopel ln a cloud 0t
smoke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

All who had anytmgn 10 do with Hope
suspected him, yet an placed conddenc.
in him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatcr--Tonight opens the engage
pany In "The Girl and the Bandit ="
The company If direct from New York
and Is said 10 contain ~ people. Miss
Gillette's popularity al home and the
strength Of her assisting Artists ought
to insure her handsome reception.
Last night saw the tenth and Anal
rendition OF "The wedding Day by
the Salt Lake opera company. The
house was packed. exceeding even that
of the opening night, and Il Is no small
tribute 10 the home company that II
should draw. the night after confer
ence. bigger audience than any at
tracted by the Stewart Opera COM
pany during conference week The
former success was even more than
duplicated the principals, the chorus,
ana the orchestra under Prof. Nc
Clellan scoring as heavily as ever
At the theater today the box Of
fee reservation for Friday afternoons
Symphony concert IL going on. but the
reserve privileges are for the holders
OF subscription tickets only. Tomor-
row tho seat sale will begin for the
general public. A big and brilliant
turnout IA assured, and teachers. stu
dents and business men who patronlzc
the concert may be assured that Il will
begin at 4 p. m. sharp and dismiss
by 5:a0 or shortly before.
Orpheum--Capacity business packed
the Orpheum last night, and city and
country cousins mingled their laugh
ter and held their sides together, just
az they manifested their disgust In
unison when their eyes, ears and nos
trils were assalled by the coarse sug-
gestlvoness OF farcial playlet called
"A Shave For n Wife" 1t may pass
muster and please IN the cheap variety
halls OF the mining camps and other
frontier towns, where the moral tone
Is at a low ebb. but clearly 1t is not
an Offering that can be given to Salt
Lake audience without offense A hint
to tho unwise may not be needed but
the facts are as stated. Max Hide
brandt. who sails under the title OF
The Crazy German" came near to
convincing his audience that ne was
sane at thu time he selected that
designation as a trade mark. but that
he Immediately suffered mental re-
lapse from which he has not yet re-
covered. The Gonzales Bros. Mexican
serenaders, IN their sombreros, sashes
and stars, and with their castinets and
clacquors made decided impression
and did some good. voice and instru-
mental solo work.
Unerrng and marvellous, almost be-
yond conception, are the Nivians In
their great sharpshooting act, To play
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COURT NOTES.

G, F.. Berry or tho bar NJ Michigan.
aud l.. h. IIuutsmln. of the bar Of
oregon. were admitted 10 the bar of
this state upon motion.
The supreme court today heard ar
gtlments In the following cases and
TOOK the same under advisement
state ex rel Emma K Aldrich VS.. G..
W. Morse, Judge, petition for writ OF
mandate. Frank Hoffman VS. T. d.
Lewis. Judge, petition for writ OF GER
tiorari.
Anna G. Smith today filed suit for
divorce IN the district court against
Andrew G. Smith on the ground OF
failure to support. The parties were
married In this city on Sept. rs, 1909
and 1t liz alleged that for two years past
defendant has failed to support plain
tlff
An action was filed In the district
court today by Rosalie NJ. oulnby
against the Salt Lake & Ogden Rail-
way company TO recover damages I'm
the sum OF 100000 for injuries received
by falling into an excavation near the
railroad track on Third West and Fifth
North streets. while alightng from a
Lagoon train on the night OF June g.
1906. Plaintiff received external and
internal injuries by falling into the ex.
cayation. and also contracted rheume
tism because OF the excavation being
partly hlled with water. For ali OF no,
injuries she asks damages In the sum
stateI above.
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INJUNCTION SUIT.
Defendant FILED Answer In Third Dis.
trlrt Court Today.

IN the Injunction suit ~ Giovanni
Cefeghine against the Mount Pickle
company brought to restrain defend
ant from dIscharging contaminated wa
ter and refuse from It's factory on Third
West and seventh South streets into
the gutter and thereby creating nuls-
ance. the defendant has filed its an
swer in which II denies that the water
40 discharged contains any noxIous
matter At all. and alleges that Il se-
cured permission from the city to dis
charge the water into the street. II
also obtained permission to construct
q pipe line along Third West street 10
the canal on Ninth South in order to
drain said water into the canal, and
said pipe line has nov been completed
and IL In use thus carrying on ali wa
ter discharged by defendants pickle
factory II Is also alleged that owing
10 the poor drainage Of the street water
has collected IN the gutter for wears.
and at certain seasons of the year be-
comes foul and stagnant. and creates
the nuisance complained of By plain
TIT Hence defendant asks judgment
that the complaint be dismissed and
that II have Its costs.
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HILL AND THE CANAL.
Starts Building Bold Project 90 Com
pete With Panama Ditch.

According to a dispatch from Spo-
kane while IN Spokane 10 years ago
selecting the route for the Great
Northern. james j. HILL president OF
that road, said LET them build the
Panama canal II they want to we will
build n transcontlnental railroad that
viii carry freight so cheaply that the
canal Will be filed with lily pads
Mr.. Hin has now entered upon the
building OF that Ideal railroad Con-
WINGED that the Panama canal IL to be
realization within the next decade,
he has set out with characteristics fore
sight and bodness to put the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific into
condition for meeting steamship COM
petition from The Atlantic ports to the
Pacific coast through the canal His
new road from Spokane to Puget
Sound by way OF Portland, is a big
link in that great project.
Tho severe grades on the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern are I'm
the Cascade Mountains. The new road
viii cut out those grades Il viii cross
the Spokane river below Fort Wright,
on bridge that will be one OF the
wonders OF the world. and strike, In
nearly an air line for the Snake river.
thence descending that stream and the
Columbia, TO Portland. Mr.. Hills en-
gineers have orders 20 lind route that
will have no grades In excess of 4-l0
OF | per cent, and no curves In OK
cess of three degrees
II VIII be a road In a class by itself.
In pinch Mr.. Hi can haul freight
over il and make profit AZ rates
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BOSTON CLOSE,

The closing quotations on copper
stocks from Boston today and fur.
nished by James A. Pollock & Co..
were.
Adventure. 7hG7%; Allouez, Al bid
Arcadian, 5hq5A; Atlantic, l6%al7.
Bingham, 36d36ls h. Coaln. 41G4lA;
Calienta & Arizona. 1871. 80; Cal. &
Hecla, $40 bid; quincy, l.04fl1 OF;
shannon. 16hal6A; Tamarack, 1850
Ito. Tecumseh, l5Gi5h Trinity. 10% q
III United Copper, 67G67ia; Utah Con,
iSiz@6sst; Victoria. 7isd7%; wash
lngton, 1%G1% Wolverine, 1853
asked; Wyandot i@ih; Bingham
Con, 36q36ss; Winona, 13kGl3h;
Con. Mercur 55d5T; DAILY West. 1870
u Franklin. 23% 924 CRANKY, 14dk;
Greene Con-, asa II; Mass. 97s d10is;
Mayfower, 1895; Michigan. 176n;
Mohawk, 69als; Nevada Con, 22is q
Y; North Butte, liza "; Old Col, IA
mih; old Dom, 59SI Osceola,
i2Oh9A, Parrot, 2sd2s Cop. Range.
SSdh; Mass. Gas, 599a; do. pfd.,
s7IQh; Boston Con-, 33%134; Roy
ale, 22ai u, NJ. C. c., 3Mdk United
States Smelling, COM. 6l7s d62 do.
pfd.. 45ia nae
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NEVADA STOCKS.

The following San Francisco quota
lions are furnished today by James A.
Pollock & Company:
Belmont. 6s7is G6.00 Cash Boy ,l3Gl5:
Golden Anchor, 55li57: Home, rs bid;
jim Butler, 1900 .32is; MacNamara,
76m7S; Midway. 205a2l0 North Star,
iimi6; Ohio, 2ia25. Tonopah Extension,
5.12hG5.s7la West End, l.7Oql.75; ADD
anne, llal2; Atlanta, 2762s; Blue Bull
l7MlS, Booth, 1880 Columbia Noun
tain, 36937; Conqueror 1914; Dia-
mondneld, 31d32; Dixie, 6Gp7: Goldneld
5SM59, Jumbo, 1.45dl.5O Jumbo Extern
sion, isq50; Kendall. 60 asked; Laguna,
iimi5; May Queen, q asked; Mohawk
56oaSso; Red Top. l.toql5O; Sand
storm, SO bid; Silver Pick, ssGe0; st.
Ives, 4s94s, National Bank, 4sQ5O.
Denver. l55 bid; Eclipse. So bid. Gold
Bar, l.l0m1l2h: Original, li%dl5;
Steinway. 80 asked; Con. Virginia, $50
100; N. Hills,s0Od3.25 Eagle, i.o0al.O5,
Ophir, 2's5dS.O0; Mexican, S7q92; Gale
lona, 4ja46; Exchequer 50q53; Nor
ross. ll5Gl.20: Golden Crown, 1911.
Great Bend, 46m4s; Rescue, 22d24;
Rescue, 22G24; Black Butte Extension,
ln6; Montgomery Mountain, 81 asked:
sunset, 124l4; Sceptre, 45di9 Manhat.
tan. 1908; Seyler- Humphrey, 10 asked;
Dexter, 6lU5S. Gold Wedge, 15dl1: Lone
star l4Mlb; Great Bend Extension, 1sQl
49,; Crescent. 12al3 Cow Boy, l0dis.
Denver Annex, l2Gt3; Bulls a Bears,
idtt Black Rock, idi5; New York Con-
iolidated, 20 bid; Manhattan Console
lated, s3as5; Little Joe, 4d5: Mayfiow-
ar, 62q6S Jumping Jack, 56d57; Red
Top Extension, 6a7; Mustang. iTdis:
Pacific Mining, 44ai6; Fraction, s5Iss;
Triangle 2og22; Bonanza, 4 Yankee
iirl, lSdl4; Stray Dog, 65M66: Pine
Nut. 202i; Daisy. 1904; Indian Camp,
i7m6S.
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To Take Places on Those Who
Recently Resigned From
The Board.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Was Held In salt Lake Today When
Scycnty-fye Per Cent OF Out
standing shares Voted.

The annual meetings OF the Stock
Holders OF the Union Pacific Railroad
company and the Union Pacific Land
company took place IN the local offices
OF the companies this morning
AS heretofore the meetings were es-
sentially routine, the polls being kept
open from II a. m. until 2:05 p. m. Dur
ing this time the legal talent present
who held the proxies to be voted, sat
around and spun yarns OF court exper-
jences and discussed supposltious eases
that might come up under the rate Dill
Three new directors were elected Dy
the stockholders who voted 2'2Vl,oss
shares, or about IS per cent or the out
standing stock. They are a. j. Ear
ling OF Chicago, Robert w. Goelet OF
New York and David Wilcox OF New
York, who take the places made vacant
by the recent designations OF Jacob III.
schiff, General Thomas J, Eckert and
Otto IT. Kahn. These were appointed
following the designations set forth,
and the stockholders simply ratified the
selections.
Among those who voted the stock
were Alexander Mlllar. secretary for
the Hartman interests with headquar-
ters IN New York, l.. II. Cornell OF
New York John n. Baldwin and Il. j.
NEEDING Of omaha. and a representa-
tive OF the legal department of tho Or
egon Short Line.
The board OF directors Of the Union
Pacific as Il now stands is as follows.
Oliver Ames Boston; VIM, ID. Cor"
rsh, New York A. j. Earllng Chlca-
go; Henry G. Frick. PIttsburg Robert
W. Goelet, New York, Il. VI Hartman.
Arden. N. y. Marvin Hughitt, Chica-
GO X. s. Lovett, New York Charles
A. Peabody, New York VIM q. Rookie
feller New York. Henry H. Rogers,
New York Joseph r. Smith, Salt Lake
City: James Stilman. New York. I.
a. Valentine, Chicago David Wilcox.
New York
The Union Pacific Land company
board Of directors as reelected today,
consists of the following
w. II. Bancroft, Salt Lake CITY; VIM.
ID. Cornish New York. Maxwell
Evarts New York u. II. Hartman,
New York Y. S. Loyett, New York
T.. l.. williams, salt Lake city
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company will be held tomorrow morn
ing In the board room of the company
at general headquarters for the purpose
Of elccting Is directors for the ensuing
year
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a Thoroughly defined air by hitting the
notes with a rifle ball and In the same
manner accurately accompany each
other to the singing OF "oid Kentucky
Home Is a feat that is very close 10
the limit Of human achievement ana
one that fairly lifts an audience out
OF It's seats. Ben WEIGH. impersonator
OF Jew and DaRo. may expect TO be
made a defendant In numerous per-
sonal damage cases II he remains long
In Salt Lake, for he has no license or
right 20 tickle the disabilities Of his
spectators until they scream them
selves into condition that requires
the aid ~ physician TO remedy. II
can be safely said that no other art
ist ever conyused an Orpheum audi
encc as he did last night. and best
or all, representatives Of the races he
caricatured and burlesqued we're those
who applauded him most Collins &
Hart comedy strong men. are distinct
~ worth seeing and the klnodrome
pictures are excellent and instructive.
Grand--The Grand theater was
completely filed last evening on the
occasion Of the presentation by Mr.
Theodore Torch OF Sir A. Conan Doyles
sign or the Four" AZ Is well known,
best OF the Sherlock Holmes stories
the writing OF which has made their
author world famous, and the playing
OF which has brought laurels 10 many
actors II Is safe TO say that few II
any who witnessed the performance
last night Were In the least tlisappoint-
I'd or dissatisfied A person who has
read the thrilling stories from the pen
OF Mr.. Doyle could well nigh imagine
that they were written for Torch him
SELF IN the detective character, 80 well
did that gentleman play his role and
40 much did he resemble IN person the
best illustrations Of Sherlock Holmes.
The support rendered Mr Torch was
wei balanced and very good To Miss
josephine DERRY belongs liberal need
Of praise. She has a charming person.
ATTY and Is an actress of much ability.
Her role last night was that Of a schem.
Ing woman. who would stop at nothing
short OF murder for an innate love OF
gold The character was sustained In
manner highly creditable 10 Miss
DERRY and entirely satisfactory to the
audience.
The same play finishes the FIRST hall
u the week, To be followed by "A Lions
Heart by Mr.. Torch and company, for
the remainder Of the week.
Iyric--The reduced schedule Of
prices has caused . new boom TO set In
At the Lyric, and "Thc Two Orphans"
has several times been rendered TO
standing Room only
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RISING FROM ITS RUINS.
How Stricken san Francisco Is Going
Forward by Leaps and Bounds.

The Bulletin OF Progress. published
by the California promotion committee
Sept. 30, 1906, says:
September has been a notable month
In the progress OF San Francisco IN.
ward recovery from the effects OF enc
big fire. and also in the progress OF the
state IN all Industrial and commercial
lines.
Reports from all railroads entering
California show that traffic has IN.
creased enormously, both ON ooloni.t
and tourist tickets. All parts OF Cali.
iornia are feeling this infusion OF new
settlers,
Labor supply Is stlll inadequate 10
meet demand. both In city and country
DISTRICTS There IL great need of or
binary laborers IN San Francisco. and
the demand Tor skilled artisans I'm
puliuins trades is constantly increas.
ing.
San Frsnciscos population is about
at standstill. owing 10 lack OF hons,
Ing facilities. Estimates based on com.
putations OF military authorities place
IL at $4,000.
Every school building In tho CITY is
crowded 10 It's limits, the enrolment
being ee.sos' II r. estimated that with
proper facilities there would be at least
$1,000 more ready 10 enter.
Careful investigation shows that
cost OF living IN san Francisco has
not Increased except IN rents. Provl
sions Of all kinds and clothing arc AT
same prices as before the fire Rents
have increased on dwelling houses
about an average OF 10 per cent
or the s20s, 100000 Insurance ON pron.
erty In San Francisco. DESTROYED Nv
fire, $3.50 1000 has been paid policy.
holders.
All interior cities report heaviest
business IN all lines IN their history.
The following summary shows con-
ditions In San Francisco
September building permits issued
1850. Value s5,902 900.
Building contracts recorded. sls.
Value, sS,252. 0s0.70.
Real estate transfers, 1.Oi5.
Bank olearings, sles, ~, sos. A.; Sep.
TENDER, 1905, slds,s2s, 1864.
Per cent Increase, 1904
Oakland bank clealings for septem-
Der si4Ssi,bie.iT.
Permits for permanent buildings, e07.
Toatl permits for permanent build
ings 10 date. LBS
Number NJ men doing construction
work, $4,000
Average number Of cars debris re-
moved daily. 1875
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the wealth.
er bureau for the - hours ending at s
a III. today:
Temperature at q a. M. 20; maximum,
n. minimum, II; mean, %, whlcn II de-
gfecs above normal.
Precipitation since the hrsi OF the
the normal.
Accumulated excess ina precipitation
since Jan. I, 5.ll inches
Relative humidity 81 per cent
FORECAST TILL GP, NJ. WEDNESDAY
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake Clty and
vicinity.
Fair tonight and wednesday.
X. j HYATT.
Section Director.
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LATE LOCALS.

Acreage Sold--Harry Nicholas has
sold to y. u. Jones $4,000 worth or
acreage southeast of the city.
Bank Clearings--Today's local bank
clearings amounted to sSs9,15S.6s as
against s79l,14s.72 for the same day
last year.
Change Of Namc-The name of the
Telluride apartment house has been
changed to "Tho Daily" after j. j.
DAILY the new owner of the premises
Plans For Observation-Disclosures
Ware e. Treganza have completed
plans for a $4,000 i7xib foot frame
residence at Ely, New, for NJ. L. Re-
qua, the mining man. Tho style Is
rustic. and the structure will De two
stories and attic and basement, With
30xls foot living and school room.
Death Of Infnnt--The friends OF
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which would be ruinous TO rival lines.
II they undertook TO compete with II
on their present grades and curves.
In the reimbursement which must fol-
low the completion OF these bold plans.
Spokane VIII receive substantial bene-
NJ. The 81 Paul and the Canadian Pa
cihc may have TO fortify themselves In
Spokane In order 10 avoid the unequal
competition withe Mr. Hilrs lines At
tldewater. II Will be TO their interest.
and they may llnd II lmpcratlvely nec-
essary TO give freight rates 10 Spokane
and build up this city Az a iobblng cen-
ter, relieving themselves Of the rulnous
haul over the Cascades TO Puget Sound.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

President A. n. Stickney OF the
Chicago Great Western has mailed 20
all the newspapers IN the United
states A concrete example OF the posi-
bility of simplifying the schedules OF
railway rates which he advocates
This schedule, when filed With the
railroad commission. viii take the
place Of over 1870 separate schedules
and amendments now on nle with the
commission which are published IA
such a way that only an expert can de-
termine the actual rates,
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PRATT FAMILY REUNION.

An invitation ~ extended to each
member Of The families of Arson, VIII
liam D.. Farley r, Orson and Nelson
Pratt. or 10 their descendants to attend
n meeting TO be held on Monday al 10
a, m. Oct. Is, 1905, AZ rooms i03-t Tem-
pleton building. salt Lake City, FOR tho
purpose OF arranging for a Pratt fam
ily reunion to take place on April II,
lg0T-the centennial anniversary OF the
birth OF the late Apostle Farley p.
Pratt. All relatives interested nre ear
Mostly requested 10 attend.
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CLARK BUYS RESERVOIR.
Salt Lake Route Purchases Round
Valley Irrigation Lake.

\ deal has Just been consummated
whereby the Salt Lake Route comes
into possession OF the Round Valley
reservoir heretofore owned and operat-
ed by the Panaca Irrigation company.
This reservoir was built some time ago
by the Irrigation company and the wa
ters stored for the use OF farmers and
ranchers In and around Panaca. The
waters stored have their origin In
Round valley However. as the reser-
yoir Is located right In the way OF the
proposed branch from Caliente TO
Phoebe II was necessary for the rail-
road company to buy It outright in or
der to successfully build the branch.
With the money forthcoming from the
sale the farmers propose to erect an
other dam further down the canyon,
where II viii not interfere with the
railroad
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A BIcYCLIsT's WOES.
Trip to Ogden and Compulsory Mar
rage for s. II. Wilcox.

5. II. Wilcox, the speedy amateur and
one-year professional bioycllst who was
a favorite on the Salt Palace saucer.
was taken out OF the county jail today
on $3.50 bonds approved by Judge Dienl.
He Is charged with having accomplished
the ruin OF Margaret Schaser. a young
girl, now living IN Ogden. His release
was based on tho promise that he would
go to the Junction City this afternoon
and marry the girl. who Is said to be
little more than a child He was ao-
companied by his attorney. soren X.
Christensen
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

This afternoons sales of the regular
can OF the mining exchange were:
Lower Mammoth. 500 at IS, seller 60;
500 at IS, seller 80.
May Day, 1000 at IA 1000 at 1872. SELL
er 20.
Nevada Hills. 100 at 2. 95is.
DAILY Judge. 10 at 1l.25; 100 at l1.l21s;
100 al ll.l2M, seller CO.
Utah, 800 at $50, seller 30; 200 at l.77ls.
Beck Tunnel. 800 at l.l2h, 800 at lis;
loo at l.17is.
Colorado, 200 at SO; 100 at 81; 800 at