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CONCENTRATES.

The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick e.
Company were. Crude ore and con-
centrate. $4,000, base bullion. So 900.
The directors Of the Lower Mammoth
Mining company did not meet ycster-
day afternoon to consider the matter OF
posting a dividend. but they are sched-
uled 10 DO SO late today
The Black Bear Mining a. Milling
company has filed articles ~ ncorpora-
tiou with the secretary Of state. The
capital stock Is $4,000 divided into
shares OF the par value OF no cents each.
John n. KIDD. president. William 4.
Headings. vice president. Horace B.
Stratf0rd, secretary, ana Jesse j. Du-
ver treasurer, ar the officers Tho
properties or the corporation are sltu-
nted Boo BoNelder county.
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MAYFLowER CONSOLIDATED.

THE MaynoWor Consolidated Mining
company nlad articles OF Incorporation
with the secretary OF state today The
company .s organized tu work the May
Hover properties al TooeIe. The OFF,
GERS are. Thomas W Ben. president.
william Percgo. vice president. Charles
o. Anderson. secretary and John q.
Flanders treasurer. The foregoing
with william EXford and T.. r. Woouc.
constitute the board OF directors Tho
capital D. $4,000 in 40 cent shares.
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CACTUS OUTPUT
ORDERED GUT
Three Hundred Men to Be Dis
charged by Newhouse Mines
And Shelters Corporation.
ONLY ONE SHIFT IN THE MILL.
Development 20 Continue ON Limited
scuic-Mnrc About Boston
Con.

About 500 mon who have been om-
tloycd bon the Cactus mine and cone
ccntrating min OF the Ncwhouse Mines
g. smeiters coroprauou at Ncwhouso'
In Beaver county are TO receive their
walking papers tomorrow. This or
der was given 90 Supt Monat today
and that official will be at the mine
10 see that the Instructions from the
general offices are carried into effect
Tho production Of the mine is 90
be decreased more than one-hoif. the
mill s. 10 be operated only one shlit
of eight hours "a day and Development
work A. 10 be- carried ON only On linn
tied way until the existing unsatisfac-
tory condition Of the metal market
clears Up.
ORDERED by DIRECTORS.
General Manager Lafayette Ham
chett. in giving out the Information
contained ln the foregoing. declared
that the slowing down at the Cactus
q, in accordance with the wishes OF
the board Of directors who have DEEM
ed II advisable 90 make their COM
tribution towards o curtailment Of the
conner output Of the country 10 IL
better. said he 90 keep the copper IN
the mine, than TO have it piled up
and accumulate along the wharves
NJ Jersey city. while there Us prac-
tlcaIIy no market for 70.
is wIsEsr PLAN.
"Thcre IS no question en- my mind
that the curtailm mt now going on
an over the country is the wisest
means Of bringing about better con-
diuons. II appears 10 me That Il II
also the quickest way to do Il. for
with the production cut down enor-
mously. there should be clearing OF
the Skies before very long. MY
greatest regret r. that fl viii bring
some hardships upon the laboring ele-
mont Of our population; but FORUM
ntelv the Western Pacific ls carryin
on its construction work and. un-
derstand. has advertised for 1000
men. This viii give men who have
been let out OF the mines opportunity
Co get work again.
AT tho Cactus mine % is our in
tcntion 20 get along with the smallest
force possible II f. the Intention To
continue sinking tho shaft which is
row nearing the SO0-foot point, az
MANNED. and 10 develop the new Lew
els. The mill IL 20 be supplied with
only that ore encountered while do
ing this development work. We have
been employing about $50 men alto
gether."
Regarding the Boston Consolidated.
MIR Hanchett stated that although
tho force there had been greatly re-
duccd during the past few weeks he
rather expected that there might be
a further curtailment although II
had not been definitely decided.
The Newhouse company has been
producing copper ON the basis OF
little more than 100000 pounds OF
copper monthly Nowhouse stock
sold a few months ago as high as S23
a share. Today It was bought at Sc.
OTHERS no COME.
That the next week viii witness the
cutting down OF the working forces
iu other mines is believed tD be ale
most certainty. The outlook for
the winter n the mining camps of the
west is anything but encouraging. If
the drop in "a" metals continues
much further. "a reduction Don wages
VIII be- the next HIumlfN.
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Lots IN Forest Dale
GEORGE NJ CANNON &C

The conditions therefore. are not 80
serious as they were at that time.
The government reports on the eN-
port movement of copper for the month
% August are ont. and make a very
good showing, which "a as follows
August 1907 1906 1900.
Pounds . 29695, $50 46 ,s9.1o2 aSs42.2s4
value .... S6.iasl11 Ss6014A fI33s, i6i
Value per
pound o.. 2Oskc 1850 l5c
Jan. I TO Aug 81
1907. 1905 1900.
Pounds .2ii.1g0. ggl Boa. 664.319 379.542.0l0
Value M S56 sG6 SIS SIS. 53s ga t56.OOi. 253
Value ncr
pound . 23iec loc l4Ac
at win be observed that the average
price for copper Tor the FIRST eight
months OF this year was 23i4c "a pound
for the first eight months Of 1900. loci
and for the first eight months OF 1905
l4Mc. We should, therefore, Doe able
Co draw some comfort from such
showing"
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on COMPANY INCORPORATES

The Garfield on company. with cap-
nal stock of 500 0OO hlod articles OF H.
corporation Win tine secretary OF state
today The company O. composed of
i1ngultch citizens and others Cor tha
development uf southern Utah ol lands
aud other purposes 0f like nature John
T.. seNN is president. j. a.. Spencer. vIca
president ana Clement ribhs Ia score
tnrr and treasurer.
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MAMMOTH DIVIDEND.
Directors Have Authorized Payment
Of $4,000 To shareholders.

The directors OF tne Mammoth Min
Ing company mct late yesteruay al
tetuoon ana posted dividend Ot cents
"a snare. or s1U.UUU. Wnlcu Is payable ON
The -5th lust. TO shareholders uI record
Ou the I5tn.
TINS action on the part Of the dlrec-
tors OF the Mammoth has been anti
cipatea TOR some time. and hence 10
mas come as mo- surprise. The COM
pany has been shipping a good deal
OF nign grade gDIu ore lately, ana
while nothing omClal has been given
OUT 10 that enect. d ls claimed that the
treasury of the organization contains
more tnan enough al tnc present time
% meet the dividend ana pay the Grand
Central Judgment If DO should be hn-
ally determined that the company had
60 do So
The Mammoth company has the deep
est mine shaft in the state the present
depth being 100 feet, with conditions
on that level OF a highly gratifying
character.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oyt. f1.--Moncy ON cnu
nominal Time loans strong. 90
days q per cent; 90 days 90 Co Z; g
months hid.
Close; Prime mercantile paper z
per cent. sterling exchange strong
With actual business IN banker hiis
az S4aG. 2S al St.Sl. 30 for demand
aud nt sfs2 Tor 90 day bills. Com.
mcrrinl bills si.s2 az St.S2 Bar
silver 08Ac. MEXICAN dollars fSts.
Guvcrnmcnt bonds easy. Railroad
bonds weak. ttf WN
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corPFR coMpANY AssEssEs

Boston. oct Directors OF the
Muoua copper company have called
au assessment of 80 utr share on cane
ial stock of Winoua Copper come
uunN payable at American Trust COM
pony ln two iustlllmeuts Of 81. uay-
able 81 on Tuesday. Nov 10. spO7.
and 81 on Thursday Feb 8. 1905.
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RANK CLEARINGs.

New York oct u-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending oct.
TO- shows an aggregate Of s., l2l .03g0o0 as
against 81 gll 21UO0O last week and 500.
I2g.00O in the corresponding week last
year Canadian clearings for the week
total So 1900 az against SO 10000 last
week and So. I67 90 in the same week last
year. The following Is list Of the pnnci-
.a1 .fff.a. Inc ne "
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ON MINING ExcHANoE.
Colorado some Stronger Today--Neu-
house at SiX Dollars

There were 90 TCw redeeming features
about the mining stock market Toe
day, Colorado moved upward "a frW
points. while some OF the other Tnti.
issues which have figured iu the weeks
slump managed tu hold their own Iu
the face of adverse cindiuous Nom
moth found ready takers at HZ16
South Columbus dropped 90 81 20 the
uncertainty about thc Lower Mann
moth dividend, caused that stock 90
display weakness while Mountain
Lake was sluggish about 36 cents
The unlisted stocks sold today We're
Copper Glance at l5i. and l6 cents.
old American at no cents. standard
Copper at "a cents and Newhouse az
50 aud SG12h.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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Omccrs Of Company File AnidaVits
With County Clerk.

With County Clerk.
Officials OF the ST. Joe Mining COM
pany. h. A. Hasbrouck. W 5. Burton
ana IA. ID. Wenger. have filed affidavits
iu the office OF the country clerk IN re-
gard 90 the suit brought against the
mining company some time ago by }.
h. Darmer trustee, and others, Sew
elal days ago Judgment I'm the sum OK
$4,000 was awarded the plaintiffs
against the mining company. and inn
mediately afterward several stockhold-
ers filed "a complaint in interVenOr.
making sensational charges against
Hasbrouck. Burton and Wenger, alleg-
ing that they we're in collision with
the plaintiffs 10 wreck the mining COM
pauy.
The affdavits hled In reply Co the
accusation of the intervenors, show
that the officers of the company have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12

REGULAR a. VI. SALES.
Aiax-5O0 az g.
Daly-2OO at 1875.
Mammoth-2O0 az 2.25.
May Dav-2.300 az 20. $500 at so, 800
az -, -. 30.
Uncle sam Con-2.l0O at .05. 1900 az
.O2ik, 1000 at I 90.
Beck Tunnel Con.-2.300 nj l.l2iz;
200 at i.i2h. 8 GO.
Black Jack Con-i00 al 81.
Colorado Wilmington nj 80; 500 AZ
3.S2h i,i0o at 1855.
crown Polnt-ioo 81 So $500 az 49, 100
90 3sE
iron Blossom-i 200 at IS; 500 at $50;
100 al 40
Mountain Lake 1000 at 4e; 100 at
SO Columbus Con.--200 az 30
sioux CON- 400 at 81. Loco az $3.50.
Victor Con.--l000 at H.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax 800 at 80.
Black Jack CON- 500 al 80.
Beck Tunnel-t5OO al lleia 300 al
lis. y so; goo az :l2la b go .-.
ColoradO-200 at 3.BliR: 1900 az $50:
300 al s.g5. s. SO; 100 at 3.s7il; 100 al
co.
Crown Polnt-t.O0 at s.
Iron Bios som 700 at As
To. Mammoth-i.Oo 600 at i.75; 100 at
Nay Day-2.soo al 81: 500 at 50
Mountain Lake--500 at A..
Rich Ana.-lO0 at i6
1905 Il. 60. 1000 AT 1.o5's. B 80. 2l00 at
Yankee CON. 400 al 3d.
REHABILITATION
shares. Value
vo..,,f.r IA 600 SOC TfQ Cd
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sAN FRANc1sco $500.

James a. Pollock and Company.
furnish the following quotations ON
Nevada mining stocks from San Fran
cisco today.
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WOO

st. Louis. oct. l2-Wool stoady. Tor
utpry and western mediums 202J, fine
mediums 1898, fine, l1u20.
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DTHER DIsTRTCTs.
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers ana
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon
Adventure. 1S41A. Allouez. 26a3O.
Arcadian, 3d3h, Bingham Con. 5lA0
5lh. Atlantic. 7@7h, Butte Coalition,
1tiA@uaa; G. 4 A., 91092; G.. & H.. 600
bid, Centennial. 1890: Con. Mercur. IS
Q3S; Copper Range. 5ha51&; Phoenix.
asked; quincy, 72G7f. r. l.. 2lihR
2lM Santa Fe 2bG2 Shannon, 7lkN
7&. ramarack, 60Q6l;; Trinity, li0
ia United Copper. 1900; oil, S%6slk:
Utah Con, 1874 Q32; Ariz. Coml.. 9d10.
Boston Con. l1Gi1h; Royale l3lk0
n. ~. s.. 35036, T.. S. pfd, 35Hd3s.
DAILY West 1Oh all: Elm River.
al X Franklin. 6% az: CRANKY. 81
0s5; Greene Cenenea. ca az: Mass.
3M3h Mayilowor. 10000: Mex.
Cons. sNSA: Michigan. 7mTh Mo-
hawk. 420 43; Mont c. @. ~ bid.
Nevada Cons, s asked. North Butte
59W 39A; Old Dominion. 2Om20R
Osceola, S0n85; Parrot 1OmIO&
Victoria. S1s m3h; Wiuona. 500:
Wolverine. 95097. Wyandot SbG
90; Anal. 90 n 53t4 Am. Zinc. 24Ib "a
30. Balaklala. "A a.
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GEO o. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. 20 h So. Temple Both
phones $40.
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Tonopah Nevada, S37k0S50. Mon
mna Tonopah. l6O61s5; Tonopah Ex-
tension, l40Wl42iai MacNamara. e5
asked. Midway. co asked. Tonopah Bel
mont 1850 $50, Tonopah North star.
l0n12. ohio Tonopah. gas: West End
Cons. 4505O. Rescue. 5m6 Tonop8h e.
california. . bid. Golden Anchor. 6UI.
Jim Butler. 5l052. Cash Boy. 304:
Home. bid. Monarch Pitts. EVtn
asked Montana Midway Extu., 203;
Golden Crown. 4 asked
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o. n. Snow q Co.. Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial bis. Both Ph0noslg7.
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Ophlr tf00145. Mexican. 65Q66:
Gould g. Curry. 23028: Con. Va. 12h
%; Savage. 6fd65; Hale q Norcross.
l507s; yellow Jacket. l.5O asked:
Belcher 43Uff; Confidence. s0ag5;
sierra Nevada. 5000. Union. f1H45.
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D. d. West q Co. stock brokers.
ID n Walker Blk Both phones Of
nco ana residence.
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Black Min, 4Nd5h: Cum. Ely. 5g5A:
East Butte. 5W5ia; Hancock, 5Aa5i@
Majestic. 75087A. Nipissing 81 a6s (:
shawmut 25030. Troy, IS asked Butte
q London. &QH; Davis DAILY 6A@7.
Gir0uX CON, az az Helv.. lhm17s; Ne
yada Utah, 2#a2A; Raven, SjN87lb:
sur. & Pitts, S0SA; Apex. 202ia.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ S Hanauer j. w. sadier.
l62 so. West Temple. ?. o. box l4t6.
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custom Assayera and Chemists. 100
South West Temple 81
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MINES OF TINTIo.

About Usual Tonnage sent to Smelters
This Week.
Mines ~ the Tmtic district appear
To- have sent about the usual tonnage
~ ore Co the shelters this week Alto
gothcr NO car loads were sent out. the
contributing mines and amounts being
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Ncbcser A Currie, Stock brokers
21A ID. Il Walker Bldg Phone 1904
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CANNON & CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers, Us r s. Tenn. Both Phones
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Original 304; Bullfrog Mining. "A
6; Mont. Bullfrog, 203; National Bank.
S09t L. Harris. 1M2; Amethyst SU
@; Gold Bar, $685.. Denver Bullfrog
ArNev. 204; Bonnie Clare. 25G26:
Mayfower Cons, 22023: Montyg Sho.
Ext bid, @, Sceptre, 4a6, Montgy.
Mt, 6 asked b. Diamondfeld s asked
Homestake Cons. go asked. Y. Girl. 8
asked. Nugget. 3 asked: Tramp Cons,
1TNlN. Victor 2m2
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Sandstone, 22Q2G Col MT. 1Sd1g:
Jumbo EXten., S7NSS; Verual Q asked;
Pennsylvania, 3 asked; Kendall. 7010;
Booth. l7GlS; Blue Bell. l7Q1S; Adams.
1dS. silver Pick 27U2S, Nevada Boy,
30i. Black Butte Exten.. 4d5; Blue
Bell. 9Ul0; Dixie, 304, Hibernia, 2d2'
ST. Ives. 4JUu. ConQuerOr. 5n6;
Black Rock 2a3: Lone star y
ais. @. Wonder. asked Pot
latch. 40 asked. ORC. lO0l2; Ken
DAN EXten., 1n3. Sandstone Extsu.. $40
a. Mayne bid. Atlanta. 23a2i.
CT Bend. 26027. Red Top Ext. 1ld15.
Florence. 2.O50210; Comb. Fraction. "a
ass. Ct Bend Ext, asked; CT Bend
Annex, @ asked: b. b. Bonanza, 4 ask
ed, Kewauos, 2342i; Esmeralda. s ask
ed; Portland S09. Crackorjack. 96l0:
T. Mohawk 54d55. Red Hills. 22a2s
Mohawk Ext, 5a6; Y. Tiger "a bid:
Grandma SAP; S. r. Ext.. asked; Y.
Rose asked. Col Mt. Ext. asked
Golddeld Con. A92ha4s5; Dheld Tri-
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Mani. Cons, 80 asked. G Wedge "a
s. S Humphrey. 2dS; Dexter sos: l.
Joe, lag; Crescent. bid. Combination.
2 bid Granny, 20 bid; Mustang. 1917,
Little Grey, 10 asked; Cow Boy. bid
Ong Mani. 8 asked, Broncho. 3W4.
Pinenut. 4Q5; Buffalo. asked S. Dog
2 bid; y. Horse. 243; Standard. asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Sill King. 10 asked Fair
view Eagle s0Q72: Nevada Hills. A4O
bid, Pittsburg Sil. Peak. LIS asked
North star Wonder 4 asked: Eagles
Nest Is bid. Ruby Wonder. 7dlO. Alice
OF Wonder asked.
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Assessment Nc. 8.

SILVER QUEEN MINING COMPANY.
Principal office, room 81, Commercial
block Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the
hoard of directors of the Silver Queen
Mining company, held on the 24th day OF
October. 1901. an assessment of one-fOurth
cent 0kc) per share was levied upon the
capitai stock OF said corporation payable
forthwith 10 John W Burton. The secre-
farv of said company, at room g. Com
T1ercfal block, Salt Lake City, Utah Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 9TH day OF Deem
her 1907. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment is made before, so many shares OF
each parcel of such stock as may be nee
essarv will be sold on the oath day OF
December, 1907. at / o'clock D. m of said
day. to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the costs of ad-
vertising and expenses Of sale.
Dated this 5th day of November 1901
JOHN ". BURTON
Secretary Silver Queen Mining company,
room 81. Commercial buock. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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The Lunch Counter
Is the Cause of Dyspepsia and In
digestion, Catarrh of the Stom-
ach and Heart Disease.
Nine-Tenths of Those Who Eat There
Bolt Down Their Food.

The next time you eat at a lunch
counter Just YOU watch the people op-
posite Look down the whole line and no
tice how they bolt down their food, wash
ing II down with hot coffee or cold wa
ter. First they take a large bite then a
drink, a bite and a drink, hurrying
through their meal in five or ten minutes.
Many of them don't know the correct
way to eat, while others are so intent on
money-making that they will not take the
time to eat properly.
The lunch counters create q great de-
mand for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. for
every one now knows that they assist
the stomach in digesting the food that
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Health should be the first thing sought
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With a sound body all things are pos
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The dyspeptic is usually grouchv and
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You can purchase Stuart's Dyspepsia
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They are so cents per package.
Send us your name and address today
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LEONARD CASE DISMISSED
County Attorney Fails to Bring Proof
Against Well Known Rail-
road Man.

L. o. Leonard, the well-known railroad
man, was freed yesterday afternoon
of the charge brought against him aG the
instigatiOn of H. p. Mason, whose partner
in business formerly he was. Mr.. Leon
ard was in court prepared TO defend the
action. but it proved to be unnecessary.
for the county attorney moved for dis
missal saying that the office had been
misinformed as to the facts in the case
The request of the county attorneys Of
flee was complied with.
Mr.. Leonard was served with a warrant
of arrest on Nov. p. He was permitted
to 90 on his own reCOSniZance. Mr. Leon
ard was Occused Of having "embezzled
$40 from the partnership. Investigation
by the county attorney proved the
charge against Mr.. Leonard to be with
out foundation.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eliza Garsford to Ina G. Chase, lot
l. block 50, plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
James L. Walker and wife to Noun
tain Trout company, section s,
township south, range I east. 20
Christian Sjodahl to Annetta G. Hall,
lot IS, etc, block 6, East Water
loo -. Observation-Disclosures. 1,5C
J. H. Jensen and wife to Jacob C.
Jensen. section >, township , south,
range 1 east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jacob H. Jensen and wife to Eliza
beth Jensen, section g. township
south. range l east ....-.-...........
Jacob II. Jensen and wife to Victor
Z. GustaVeson, section 3, township
south, range / east ................... 1. "A
Ezekiel Price Dee to William J.
Bunker. section 32 township south,
range / east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
E. F. Hanna 20 Anna NJ. Hanna, lot
6, block g. plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3, %
Anna NJ. Hanna to +. T. Hanna lot
5, block 81, plat A...-...,........ $50
George SaXton to Thomas S. Gum.
lots l. etc, block u Venice Heights
William II. Hill to Mary c. Hill. lot
3, section 6, township south, range
east OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A NJ Palmer TO Henry Frost, land
section IS, township south, range
west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Orson F. Walton to f. J. Warenski
lot 4. block IS, 10-acre plat A.. &c
OrsOn F. Walton to r. J. Warenski
section SO, township ! south, range
west =. ..................-... -. q
James Fl. Walton and wife to =. j.
Warenski, lot g block So, 10-acre
DldT y Al
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The knife aimed at him by Malandro
cut a cash in Monuette's hand
The terrified crowd allowed Malandro
to pass out of the saloon. With con-
temptuous brayado, the murderer en-
tered the adjoining saloon, kept by
Pete Brachette, a brother of the man
with whom he had been wrestling, and
told the saloonkeeper TO go to Taro's
place as Joe Brachette was mixed UP
in some trouble there.
He then disappeared.
Search of the Hills.
A posse was organized, headed by
Sheriff Evans, and search was made of
the surrounding hills. Every cave and
prospect hole was examined, but Ma
landro could not be found.
Sunday night a camp fire was seen
glimmering among the hills a few
miles out of town. The sheriff's party
made an effort to reach the fire, start
ing out about $50 o'clock on Sunday
night. but after leaving the town they
were unable to see the distant light
and an all night search for the camp
i'm the hills was fruitless. In the morn
ing the place was found. There were
signs about the dying fire which showed
that some person had passed the night
there. Fresh tracks from the fire led
the posse back to Mercur.
Malandro is described as a square
shouldered man about 30 years old. He
weighs about $50 pounds and is about
feet inches in height. He wore a
small, curly mustache when he disap-
peared. His hair was dark brown and
curly His eyes were also brown, with
a bright, alert expression. Three of his
upper teeth were gold capped. These
he constantly displayed in an habitual
grin.
Sheriff Evans has a warrant for his
arrest charging him with murder In the
first degree. The sheriff was accom-
panied to Salt Lake by County Attor-
ney John B. Gordon.