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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
CENTER MARKET NEWS.

70. 81b. 8. b. MARTIN.
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Strictly Fresh Butter at Reasonable Prices.
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Granted a DEGREES.

Mr.. Edison B. Valentine, who for two
years was student in the law department
of the George Washington University. and
for three years a clerk in the office of the
section chief of the census Office, has been
granted the degree of bachelor of laws by
the board of regents of the University of
Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23

William farrell. an arrested moonshiner,
yesterday jumped from a Chesapeake and
Ohio train going at forty miles an hour
and made his escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
NEW JOB FOR
WILLIAM j. R|DD
viii Represent Kansas City Stock
Yards Company in This
Territory.
OUT AFTER UTAH SHIPMENTS.
Big Plants Can Handle 1000 Sheep a
Day and Want utah and Idaho
Mutton.

H. W. Prickett frame manager foT
the Kansas City stock Yards company,
who has been ga Salt Lake for few
DAYS past. this morning announced that
he bad appointed W. ]. Rid as the
representative Of the company to pur-
chase shipments Of sheep and cattle In
Utah and contiguous territory.
Mr.. Rid ought TO on the bill, for
during the years he was connected with
the Rio Grande Western in the capacl-
Is Of travelling passenger agent he crc-
ated large circle of acquaintance IN
every city and hamlet IN this state
Then he went into Idaho and Nevada
on live stock business, and during the
past season he loaded wool for the
Santa Re.
The Kansas city Sieck Yards COM
pany Of Missouri owns and operates
eight large packing houses aud Is said
TO be the largest stOcker and feeder
IN the world
In the face of the fact that the Los
Angeles market has entered the field
hot and strong for Utah sheep and cat
ne, Mr. Prickett now proposes 10 strain
every nerve 10 get in on the ground
floor lie states that the firm wants
much larger shipments from Utah and
Idaho than ever before. While the sup
ply from this state is considerable the
Gem state is not furnishing nearly 80
many As could be desired. Taken an
tn all, he says, the company Is receiving
from Utah and Idaho only about one
third as much mutton as Il can dispose
of daily. The capacity Of the plants Is
1900 sheep per day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28

question Of the cost Of transportation,
therefore, Is a very important consld-
Grafton particularly as the appropria-
lion by Congress Is insufficient to de-
fray all the expense and the states
have to pay a part Of the transp0rta.
ton OF their troops over long distances,
This was one consideration that led
to the choice OF Mt Gretna, centrally
located as Il Is and with ample trans
portatlon facilities.
Another reason why Mt. Grotna was
adopted was because OF it's excellent
health record. Never has there been
a fever scourge az Mt. Gretna in all
It's history as o military camp. Camp
Roosevelt has been in operation about
month and has been attended by
from 5000 10 I 900 regulars permanent
ly and by from 5000 10 5000 state
troops who make weekly stays there,
and there has been not one case OF
serious illness iu the hospital.
The topography Of Camp Roosevelt is
such that after several days 0f rainy
wcatheT-Weather which General Grant
said would make miserable morass
Of many camp-Within half hour
after each rain had passed the entire
camp was as dry as could be desired
for drills and never was there time
when the tents became uncomfortable.
Ideal surroundings no less than good
management have made our first eE-
pertinent In combining the instruction
Of regulars and militia a biz success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
PERSONALS.

Dr. Margaret G. Roberts will COM
mence her next private class In obstet-
rIcs on Monday, oct, s.
Hoyt Sherman Is on a business trip
70 the Pacific coast, and will return the
first Of the month
Gen sam G. Park has returned from
Denver. where he says general busl-
ness Is on the boom.
" p. Noble has returned from Wyo-
ming where he reports the sheep
ranges IN fine condition, and a big
shipment Of muttons 10 eastern mark
cts about TO begin.
Rev. d, A. Brown, OF the First Bap-
list church. will return tomorrow from
HE Southern California vacation. and
reOccupy his pulpit next Sunday
James Anderson, brother OF Hugh
Anderson, the FIRE Insurance man, and
formerly a resident OF this city, has
returned 20 reside here. Mr.. Anderson
has been living for some years In san
Francisco, but was burned out, and
concluded that salt Lake was about
the proper spot on which 10 locate. He
reports George NJ Scott as in excellent
health and residing with his sister on
Pacific avenue which escaped the fra
and earthquake. Mr. Anderson's Old
time friends are glad 70 see him back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
ROLLER SKATING CRAZE.
Auditorium on Richards Street VIII be
Ready Before Long.

During the summer that is ending salt
Lake has been accused Of going TO an eS-
IRENE 10 summer amusements and IL now
seems that tho young folks can 20 wild
20 their hearts content on roller skat-
ing this winter.
Al saltair notice is already posted
that the dancing floor will be- opened az "a
roller skating pavilion soon after the sea-
son closes ON Richards street the build
crs ~ the bis pavilion are rushing u 20
completion TO catch The fan roller skai-
ing trade and az Casino park the old
Utahna dance hall r. nov a skating rink
Today a new competitor entered the
field. when The management ~ Wanda
mere began investigating the skating
proposition AZ a post season possibility.
$ " Love n 90 charge OF the plans. and
expects To place an Orter for a large mum
Der o. roller skates this week. delivery 10
be- by express
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HE MAY HAVE TO WORK.
Geo. Washington Powell Nagers shine
Tickets on Joe Cans.

George Washington Powell the colsr.s
boo'black who has stand at the IN.
trance 20 ths pooiy block. ia great b..
lever q The dstie sb.ltss q "Misiah
Cans" as no alvayf rtf,u 10 me H,ls
DARK brown plgilIst who e 90 run W
aFalnsi Ratlins Nelson over 81 Go.dneld
next week
believing hat money TALKS Do 10 Wae-
eiins everything he can dig 40 On the
sgnhurned boxer lic has gone % far thsf
n Gam gofs down ard out hf stands q
500 chance ~ hlseNng and shining shoes
until next spring. I'D other words Gsorge
Washington Powell H. wagering doilsr
shine tickets against real money thsf
Nis'ah Cans Nill Fet away piih the
hght
To date Practically every ,lsfk In ,hs
RIO GrardU freight offcss has aiken an
q dollars worth and Wash" Powell 10
wearing out be brushes ~ the MEANTIME
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28

sS' Mass. Gas, 5sai,, Mas =. -
% :: A sn,s' loskGioSs Bos,on' sac
81 A5gissh Michigan. 1salai, M, Con.
9ineis; Nevada Con, is&aisssi onaWk.
butte' sSaqe3h Old Co e6s,Ss North
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TOO sSgs5ls, Phoenix, l0gT.. ~, Far
~ y, ps., X !. is65; Santa Fe ,Ti.allncy,
shannon. s.as@; Tamarack ~ 2;
reeunseh' lsi. ask; Trinity ~;
mon copper 62%ag3is ~. tsutA;
ovpel; victoria, 6is07; Helvetls ,N9n.,
superior 1916 X. c, iiGi,Uat' eta46,
nut lqlh; Raven, s3ass. Gun SH "a,
ssNS. Davis DAILY. saQlo, : ny,
it.al'A' y. q L., lh6is.: Row. p,
~ L, ;. $, com. 57isQ5s. ~ r. -oq
pa" f5hgi6; NJ. c. g., 2La9t. g ;,
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saqian 2aa3' Atlantic lsiSStfi' AT.
q Hecls, 7S5aLiO: Centennial st,. Cal
on on Mercur, $3.50. Cop. Ran 30 z q.
~. DAILY West. i6s, ali. Fi,re 80
l9mlA' Franklin. lSBGls, 90 hlNeE
az 10 - 10 erenne Con, 25a25ii: MAJ y
~ WASH" lnlh Wnona. 7SSs,a
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A.sps. Apex. 6d64. New ri,a .ic" MIN.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
NLVADAS IN SAN FRANCISCO

Jas A. Pollock & Co. mr,,, .,
following san Francisco mining .. ,os
quotations received over tb@- ''O'S
yate Wire. ''" rri-
Belmont 5.OOa5.2s: Cash Pa, &C.,.
I no.. Anchor 'SqSl: liome "a by ,o'
Jlln buller, l,i7nQi S?i.. NJ. -'gs.i
sS sli %; Midway 2,22ha2. 25 NIon..Ara,
~ ,si5 800; North star ~ .'iio''tttna.
~ aV' Tonopah Extenslor ~ unio.
,I,ohopah Nevada. is. 5OGiS o,o'T Hno.t,
ahI J'oJ: Adams, Sale, Atie,.. west
~ Blue Bull. l7ale. Rootb 'ti0o I.1l "a
lulnbia Mountain. 3s69s. f,or04o- ' 90.
Gaidaa,Sa '"o lo iOG42; Dixie Es IA, y
Jnmho ~ V9'S' Jumbo. l.g0f W.
c nr,Do o StSssehsion 81 Kendall RI ~
samH I'1So' May Queen. sOdg -, -
So 'a" "a ni ~, ked Top. 80: San5s,..II' no
Na, I'.,p' rlck' 55n56 ST. Ives GU SIn,'
H i,a,,al Bank, 55a57, nenve. ''asi'
iEyIipse, W Gold Bar. 366i ~ ~.
ma, ma, lfnlS: Stelnway 40. Co,s,,,, SyIis-
Virginia, lO5ml.lO: Opblr 4alfl
MeElcall' l,OOal.Oj. raledo,i,' ''l5 ~.
ENchequer, IS; Norrross lqa.,
uolden crown iials Gres, 80 ~.
~ rescue 2Od2l Back Rr,,1 nv, l4
S Snor, 70 Tramp, 90. Golddel5 i''r Dl,
.; ,ioU -, % Montgomery Mounla,5 n- s
90, su isS,,, Is, scepter, isa5l. No.
IS,,, isp "; seyler-llumphrtv a.s',
Dexter, 6gn6i: GRANNY 90 -'4.s.
n W euse, l.nlei Lone Star. llair cog .''l
hehd Extension. l1alg. Grcs, 5Ieat
ANNEX lg9lS; Crescent. l5oI-. h.lf
SOY, l2plt. Denver Annex. aga5i. ,oV
" bears Sai Black Rock "a, nlI'
lofk Consolidated. 25qe7, Niarh NtW
consolidated. sOd97: Little Joe a -gn
Maynower Sg6i:Jumping Jsct ~. !
20, Tramp Con.,li25; b. b Ron1r,' pa
Ng,' Yankee Girl llql5. Red , i,,,l'I H. 70
65Q70. wv Daisy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
COL. WEBER HOME.
Enjoyed Pleasant Trip Down the II,
Lawrence River.

Col. and Mrs r. @ Weber have re-
turned from a very pleasant trip down
the - Lawrence river Mrs Webher's
health has not been good ~ late and a
change of altitude was found advisable
So the colonel took her east and she re-
turns very much improved ~ health. They
found IL intensely bot IN Chicago. 80 did
not stop there long but continued east 10
Syracuse. y Y. and thence 90 Clayton ON
Lake ontario wslerc they took steamer
down the lake and into the 81 Lawrence.
They found every excursion steamer fair
~ packed with tourists and pleasure
seekers from - 20 90 ON each boat and
40 ~ the summer resorts visited were
found well patrunizsd Col and Mis-
Weber visited Toronto and Montreal
where they found the sabbath much bet
ter kept than in the states There were no
sunday papers the stores were an clos
ed up. and the public generally seemed
90 recognize that the Lords day was real.
lv q day Of rest and not one ~ hilarity
French was spoken everywhere IS this
was b pleasure trlp. the colonel paid no
attention 90 commercial condition. and
returns 10 his desk feeling much better
Tor having LEFT behind the cares q bust
ness for a season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28

Seilon sea proposition for these manr
months When Mr. Ball left Los An
geles the waters were still rising with
every prospect that the grade would
have to be changed once more 90 aD
early date
Regarding the freight congestion on
the Southern Pacific which has pre-
vailed since the San Francisco calam-
ny Mr Rail states that u has now
reached the sta - whore shipments of
brick. cement and perishahloe are Civ
on tho prefrr.u.. over all other con.
signmests in fact the company re-
fuses Ia handle any other stun out Of
Los Angeles with any guarantee as TO
time they will be delivered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
LATEeSLOCALS.

Bank Cearings-Today's local hank
clearings amounted 10 s6O7 .073.0S as
against s65S.Slt.Of for the same day
last year
school Board Nceung-The hoard
OF education win hoid snecisl meet.
ing tomorrow afternoon aG Io.sO
.o'clook
i"al'N peai-pr' DroNali mas SOFA
w 'ouu' hrunrHh lot N-t'0', fNlu
uuA w CaHlon I"aa near SecoHl
street }. NJ CampbeI made me deal
,.i,o =, NJ. 20. ,.,
,,.s"' a. ''o1 ,,7--,.N. ,u,,eI ana
80 80 , nuuis.' 'u"'5uN Ni'i 20 ~
t'l ,pSU's',, ~ ".'','u q Sl',ial il,r'-
IN, " w., 80 ",.alu ol INSANITY i"'y
-,
%. N"pi'chs hl,i' Nlns'f'-Sleplle hs
,,tue singeIs VIM nave not received
lNell S1llaT nass'' LOT next fTluay
nav ga, tor lnyul az ''allo. InuS'C
store. Iaoernaele choir members VIII
IeyelNe 'helrA next thursday night ut
rehearsal
n. u.td,t, u.oonr - , MI,
10 ',o'i ,,' 49, ''e,',
~, i., In So Pv-r go" az az
,'o.,t'S -, '' sI... ~
1871 ,,o,',.' IN i'oi, ullS V''s. ~ ~
- NJ ''' . i''tn 'tH, p,asa l' I'P
~, ,ls ool',ll'gH., tlsI'llE tUe pr'n-
ilon 10 hospital operations relating To
ms specially.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
WEATHER REPORT

Record al The local Office a the wealth.
90 bureau for Toe q hours ending az 8
"a. m to-day:
Temperature 40 a m. IS mlximun,
81: minimum. So. mean. pa. which L. az.
-rees below normal
Precipitation since the FIRST Of the
month. 2& inches, which f. LIS inch
above the normal
Excess IN precipitation since Jan. l. SIS
inches
Relative humidity. 50 per cent.
FORECAST TILLGP. a. WEDNESDAY
local forecast Tor salt Lake CITY and
vicinity
Fair tonight ana Wednesday.
T. J. HYATT
Section Director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
wAsHoUTs FIXED.

The washout on the branch VI the
Rio Grande Western which runs from
Cotton 20 Scoheld have been repaired
and traffic Is running again 100 good
shape Fish creek went out on the
boom last week and washed away scy-
era hundred feet NJ track iu front Of
and behind The regular mixed train.
The mines 40 Winter Quarters ana
Clear Creek were closed down FOR
couple Of days until the damage was
repaired and cars were forthcoming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
SUIT AGAINST SAN PEDRO.
Olivia VI. Slarmcr Claims Trains Are
Nrecklng Her Dwelling.

Olivia NJ. starmer filed suit in the
district court today against The san
Pedro, Los Angeles q salt Lake Rail-
road company 20 recover damages In
the sum OF 5000 for injuries alleged "a
have been caused to plaintiffs home By
reason Of the operation Of trains over
defendants tracks IN close proximity
10 The property mentioned. which is To-
Gated ON west South Temple street.
II Is claimed that the running OF the
trains Jars plaintiffs house SO that the
foundation and brickwork are falling
away. aud that the smoke and dust
thrown out by the engines have pene-
trated plaintiffs house and caused
great damage 20 her furniture, render
ing Il unfit FOR occupancy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
HARTMAN IN MEXICO.
Extension of Southern Pacific Feeder
Is soon to be Completed.

san Francisco. Aug "a President +.
" Hartman notified the San Francisco
ofHces u the Southern Pacific yesterday
that the work on the extension Of the
Eananea. Yaqui River & Pacific railway
from Alamos. Mexico, through Mazat-
Ian and down 20 Teplc and san Marlos.
would soon be completed The eX.
tension Is being hurried because Of the
determination on the part OF Hartman
10 open up this country as a freight
feeder Of the Southern Pacific.
The extension Of the Hartman lines
now reaches from Guayinas 20 AlamOs.
The distance 90 Mazatlan Is Is miles.
The roadbed on this section has been
partly completed and win not take
many months 10 hnish.
The country surrounding Mazatlln.
Alamos. san Marcos and Teplc prom.
ises 20 become q biz freight district OF
the Southern Pacific. Most Of the i'm
por,ations for this section are shipped
10 Manzacillo or Mazatlan and carried
overland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
SALE OF RUPE 7 LOTS.

From a private dispatch received
from Rupert. the proposed new town on
the Mludoka branch Of the Oregon
Short Line $50 500 have changed hands
so far on the sale of lots which has
been going on there this week. Today
there is some lively bidding with pros
poets Of more good sales tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
LITTLE HAGERTY AUTOMOBILE.

Ogden. Utah. Aug H -Pasiered with
q thick layer ~ mud the Lttlc-Hagcrty
automobile arrived this morning on ns
trarsconetInental run. Nash0ut roads and
swollen streams delayed the travellers
who should have arrived here Monday.
according 10 schedule They departed Tor
san Francisco az 1915 p. m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
DIED,

WILLIAMS. At ilsl south Eighth East
street This city. Aug =, isS sara
Milissa Williams. Vlfe Of Henry p
Williams and daughter Of Jacob ani
Samh Coon born Dee az isl, IN tiah
Funeral services Wednesday al ?. NJ.
~ The Sixteenth ward mcetiughols'
Friends arc invited 10 attend and can
view the remains az The rneeunghouse
on day " funersl from l2.ah 20 ! r ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28

Denver. part of lot 8. block a. Mat A
on Fourth west street. between Fourth
and Fifth South streets. for $40 600
Mr.. Morey IS the head cf the Norey
Mercantile company. one Of the larg-
est wholesale grocery establishments
IN Colorado. and there is local sus-
picion that the company NAV BE- In
'ending 10 opea MP a branch establish
ment m this city. However inquiry
al the local wholesale grocery houses
fails 10 elicit any definite informa-
ton
To Represent Jtah-Another COM
munication has been received by GOV.
cutler asking him 20 appoint dele
gates To represent Utah az the meet
ing Of the National Prison association
~ the United States q he held I'm Al
bany y. y. from sept 10 10 81. The
governor some time ago wrote 10 the
sheriff, ~ the various counties ip the
state asking them n they desired 90
attend thc meeting but a. vet he has
received no favorable repHs from
Them Should any Of them desire TO
attend The governor will be glad to
tppoiut them as delegates n they will
ad'i'" him OF their desires.
Thomson Iuncral-At 6 o'clock last
evening The remains ~ Orsop l.
Thomson We're Inferred i'm the city
cemetery after impressive services
held 40 he grave The body was
brought from N3mpa. Idaho where
ne young man died and the coudi-
ton was such rs 10 necessitatc imme.
date burial II had been decided 10
inter the remains. and 10 hold me.
mortal services az the Waterloo meet.
inehousc today Other arrangements
however were carried out The SER
wees ~ the cemetery were largely at
tended 10y relatives aud friends Of the
deceased. The bishopric Of the
Waterloo ward were IN charge Of the
cbstquies Bishop Henry r Burton
~ Farmers ward. Bishop Ashael n
Woodruff Of Waterloo ward. and Eli
GERS John McFarlanc and Joseph
Woods were the speakers The crave
was dedicated by Elder John Gabbott
aud Elders r. J. Mortensen ard los
Naynes offered the opening and clos
ing prayers respectively. The Liberty
stake Quartet and members N The
Waterloo choir furnished music Tho
Moral offerings we're profuse and beau
uful
Pioneer Discoycred-Hon. Spencer
ClawFon received note YESTERDAY
from Dist ATTY. George " Crosby
OF &c. Johns. Ariz.. stating that one
OF the original July -. 1857. pioneers
samuel II. Marble. had been over.
looked in the 1897 Jubilee. and sup
posed 20 be- dead. But Afr Marble
has turned up very much alive. and is
anxious 20 secure one ~ the speclallv
designed gold badges given on thai
occasion % each 81 the living original
pioneers There were g Of thesa vet.
Grams reported living at the tirno Of The
jubilee, and had Il been known that
Mr Marble was living. ne would have
made ~. Mr.. Claws0n has answered
AIT Croshy's note ~ Inquiry stating
hat on receipt ~ $40. the cost OF ihe
ladge. one would be forwarded 10 Mr.
Marble Mr. Clawsou calls attention
10 the fact that Mrs Dodge Of east
South Temple street. came 10 This
counirJ Al the age ~ 2. when her
name was Rhodes. with the bonner
partv iu 1916. Bonner was advised In
remain here but no would not. but
went on 10 the coast Donner's lake I'm
california was named after him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
COAL LANDS TAKEN UP.
Ogden Parties Locate on 80 1000 Acres
In Sanpctc County.

I'm Sanpctc County.
ThIrty.tNo thousand acres OF coal
lands have been quietly located in the
southeast corner OF Sanpeie county hy
ogden parties W. A. Miles. who has
been going over the country On search
OF coal lands for some time past. last
week headed a party ~ IA who went "a
The head oi Muddy creek aud inspected
The development work being done there.
All Of the men have located each on
lGo-acre claim
In the party were G.. II. Mats0r ~
ogden and connected with the Utah
Canning company; l. l.. Reynolds. sec
Rotary Of the Weber club. n e.. Park
hurst OF Denver h. r. Goddard. DIT.
Horton. ". l.. Little. G.. Burton. Ernest
Josephsen. ". 4. Malan, J. J. Schwartz,
A. J.. Short Burt Vance and D. $.
Tracy.
The place where the locations have
been made is situated some q miles
rom Sterling the terminus OF the SAM
pete Valley mad, and A station on the
RIO Grande branch. IL is stated that
me work of building A branch 10 the
coal lands Is feasible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-28
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

:; New York, Aug. 2S.--Money on
: call firm. 3%dj per cent. ruling
Z? rate ~ closing BID, ~. offered
3 4 per cent
; Time loans strong and dull. 81
3 days s's per cent 10 days. sac,
{ per cent; six months. sq' per
3 cent.
I Prime mercantile paper. 6 per
!. cent.
( Sterling exchange weak ar Ei1
!. alS for demand, and at lsl l0ql, .
!. for e0-day bills posted rates a.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

S. Vodka. secretary 10 y. y Fort,
assistant general freight agent ~ the
Illinois Central a. Chicago, Is here on
vacation Trip.
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COPPER IN BOSTON.

JAS A Pollock & Co. furnish the ,ol.
loving Boston stock quotations by pri.
waite wire
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TROUBLES GALORE.
SuW. Plat Of los Angeles Division
llas Ills Hands Full

e. ~ Ball who lefi the oregon Short
Line 20 20 with Supt Plat Of the
Southern Pacinc at Los Angeles IL
here today visiting with some ~ his
old-time friends re brings with him
An interesting story o. conditions on
Mr plaits division. Is the hrst place
sll hands have been wrestling with the