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CITIZENS LEAGUE LOSES.

WINCHESTER. Va June 10.-The
Democratic ticket for mayor. recorder,
and councilmen was elected here yester-
day. although the candidates Of the Citi-
zens' League. backed by antt-saloonists
and Republicans, got heavy vote.
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YOUNG MAN WINS FIGHT.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, June 10
II. Lewis Wallace. a young lawyer or
this place, defeated for the mayoralty,
Yesterday Henry Warden, a wealthy
man who moved here from Philadelphia
ten years ago.
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c. H. TREAT TO SPEAK.

Charles H. Treat, Treasurer Of the
United States, Will be the chief speaker
Friday at the annual convention OF the
Georgia Bankers Association, which
win be held in Brunswick, Ca. Mr..
Treat left Washington last night for
Brunswick.
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Hi wAYT CHOSEN MAYOR.

STAJNTON, Va, June lo-H- II
Wayt. a Democrat, was elected mayor
Yesterday over Herbert j. Iaylor, an an
Cther. Democrat, by majority OF lO-
Z,ores. A heavy vote was cast.
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Nerve Failing, They Allow
Crowd to Select Pref
TEST Babies.

Some of the womenfolk OF st. 10
sephs are mildly astonished. a tribe
ashamed and perfectly furious.
The judges selected to pick out the
prettiest baby at the baby exhibit on
the annual excursion to Marshall Hall
Yesterday, shirked their responsibilities.
and did not Of themselves decide. They
let others decide for them.
Yesterday afternoon there gathered in
the dancing pavilion an assemDlage of
young mothers. middle aged mothers
and the young and middle aged rela-
tives Of coterie Of the healthiest
looking infants that could be brought
together. The infants squalled or sigh
ed or grunted. as VS. their habit and
inclination. while waiting TO be judged.
one by one they were passed up the
side Of the pavilion to the perplexed
and nervous judges. One by one they
had their fine points inspected and theiI
general average rated until finally
there were no babies left. The judges
looked carefully at -leir records and
discovered that they had given each
child a general average Of more thar
ninety, and that three OF the young
noontide suns Of perfection had clear
average OF 100.
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TOURNEY FEATURE
OF ELK JUBILEE
List Includes Well
Known Riders From Mary
land and Virginia.

Entries for the grand tournament to
be held at Benning next Wednesday in
connection with the ElIs' Jubilee and
Barn Dance have been announced. The
list contains the names of some of the
most prominent riders coming from the
nearby States and the District.
It is declared that the tournament
will be Of particularly notable charac-
ter, and that the best traditions Of this
time-honored custom of riding TO rings
Ito honor my lady fair" will be OBJ
served. J. E. McCsaw, a man OF large
experience in these matters, will be the
chief marshal. He has been the direct
ing hand Of the tournament committee,
ana mas arranged TO have every one
connected with the great event CARRIED
and mounted according to the tradi-
tionai ethics or the sport. His assist
ants viii be z. f. Simpson, Richard
Collins, and Julius Albrecht. The judges
will 10 Frank b Swart, John p. Col
Inns, j. Henry Buscher, and Harry v.
I.ansdaIe. Ofcial scorer. G. II. Mark
ward. Timekeeper, Timothy Costello.
Burkhart to Make Charge.
Joseph A. Burkhart viii make the
charge to the sir knights, and the coro-
nation address viii be delivered by Rob
ert Z. AGattirgiy.
Following he riding in the evening
there viii be q grand BAH in the i'm
mense barn" that is being set up un-
der the direction, and will be controlled
by George A. Mason, when those who
displayed skill aheld will be accorded
distinction in the dance and throughout
the evening, as well as come IN for gen
erOus money prizes
The Entries.
The following viii ride:
William l. Harron. esq, knight o.
washington Boy; L. D. Love. esq.
knight Of Maryland; William L. CLARK
esq. RniGl, Of Virginia Boy; l. sieLel
esq. Knight Of B. p. o. +. No. 10
Desales Langley. esq, Knight OF st
Pc, er; Lee NJ Amoss, esq, Knight o.
Mt. View; II, Z. Keller, esq, Knight o
Kenilworth: T. Head. esq, knight o
Munson Hill; r. H. Mercer, esq, Knigh
of Pleasant Valley: ]. 5. BlandfOrd
esq. Knight OF Prince George; j. DO.
rens, esq, knight Of Bailey's Cross
Roads; L. Palmer. esq, Knight o.
Georgetown; G. 3. Blandford, esq
Knight Of Accokeeks II. Hurst, esq.
Knight of Langley; /. Kirby, esq
knight of Great Falls; J. ,. Almony
ESQ. Knight OF Fair View; J. Gordon
Hobbs. esq. Knight of Rocky Glenn
Clih Lochlan. esq, Knight OF New
Langley: Alton HarrOn, esq. Knight O
Capitol Hill: y. Stevens, esq. knight Of
SJevensville. Nd; W. a. Mud. esq.
Knight of HughesvilIe: d. Fulton, esq.
Knight OF Laurel Nd: A Fulton, esq.
Knight Of Howard County; Clarence
Dale, esq; Athy, esq; Atkinson. ESQ.
Donaldson. ESQ.,; Fisher. esq: Robert
Grubs. esq. knight OF Front Royal
Va; William Kenny. esq. Knight OF
Happy Greek, Va; Joseph Drury, esq.
Albert Ray. esq. Knight Of Rockville
Andrew J. Rady, esq; Andrew Loefner
esq.
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and that Anna O'LeaTy and Josephine
Fitzpatrick were respectively second
and third
The young mothers were not satisfied
with this method OF counting. They
were asLOnished and ashamed Of this
duplicity and false-heartedness on this
part of supposedly courageous judges.
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Judges Fall Down.

Because Of this. The judges decided
that it was not for them to tamper
with the public mind. They desired
10 avoid unnecessary and intricate com
plicatiOns.
So. acting from this high spirited and
unselhsh motive. the judges picked up
the three babies with the perfect score
and requested the public to signify its
preference.
4 Republican National Convention OF
a stampede was as a quiet and orderly
funeral compared 20 the noise which
arose from the feyorish crowd.
It was a desperate battle of the bal
lot. The struggle lasted for sufficient
hours To leave the pavilion IN inlSy dark
ness when the voting was finally halted
A hurried count was taken by the
Judges II disclosed the fact that I'd
ward Laugyher. Of 535 Third street
northeast. had captured the hrst prize,
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Two Ball Games.

It was an interesting d3y at Marshall
Hall. and it was a great day for tall
anO Americana. A team composed Of
sons Of sunny lsaly wiped ND the earth
with some American players. Father
FeaIy was playing on the American
team.
feated In the morning it was ignO-
miniously hauled about the field, until
IL yelled for mercy, and then in the
afternoon the Italians again We're mas
tiers. Father Fealy made two errors.
The two scores were y 10 and 10 10 3.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 2.--Cattlo- Receipts
about 3eO, Market steady. Beeves. 4 so
a Z. 20; Texans, I 500 so; western, 4.6O
a $50; stockers and feeders. 3 50Q5 10;
COWS ana heifers. 2.iO46.40; calves,
4. 5o96.25.
&c. lower. Lights. 5.sOa6.7S; mixed,
3 SO05. so: heavy. 5.SOQ 3 so; rough,
r 8Op5 so; good to choice heavy. > son
3 so; pigs, .4045.20; bulk OF sales, 3 50
M5.T5.
sheep Receipts about 5000 Market
steady Native, 4 7006.l5 western. 4. 15
20; yearlings, 6.25W6 so; lambs,
5.I5 81 40; western, b .154 so.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City May .-Cattle-Receipts
500, including 200 southerns. Market
cows and heifers, 3 5046. so, stockers
and feeders, 3 5O45.75; bulls, 3 .40p
. rs; calves, 8 IS n 6 20; western steers,
8 .0046. 75 western cows, 3 5o95. so.
Hogs-Receipts, 900. Market &c. to
Toe. lower Bulk of sales asa 8 So:
heavy, > SOC ., 60; packers md butchers,
8 .45 g $50; light. $3.50 80; pigs, 3.75
sheep--Recelpts, 500. MARKET nominal
ly steady. Muttons, 4 1895. so; lambs.
6 00Qt 10; range wethers. 4.75d 8 so;
fed ewes, 4.50a5.20.
OMAHA
Omaha. May 2.-Cattle--Recelved 100.
Market unchanged
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market active
ana SC lower Heavy, 3 .30@5 40; mixed
5I'909og5 .25: light, S,30@5. SS7h pigs,
Sheep-Receipts 900. Market steady
Yearlings. 5.OOQ6.10; wethers, 5 .OOD
3 70; ewes, i.5OQ5.O0; lambs. 6 .75Q
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STOCKS ACTIVE,
PRICES BETTER
Advance Marked Opening All
Around, Substantial Buying
Orders Extending Them.
REALIZING TOOK OFF EDGE
Then Market Became Quiet on Reac-
ton. the Close Being Un-
settled and Weak.

New York. May 2.--opening dealings
in stocks today were active and prices
advanced brisltly all around Stocks
which have been conspicuous OF late
held their prominent position. Great
Northern preferred advanced u. Union
Paclnc. ST. Paul, Chesapeake & Ohio.
and Northern Pacific Il Is. Southern Pa
ohc and General Electric / and Mis-
souri, Pacific, Norfolk & Western and
American Smelling large fractions.
Substantial buying orders were plac-
ed in many stocks which caused n gem
eral extension of the opening advances,
and brought prices in many cases point
Paul, Union Pacific and Chesapeake d
Ohio were the most actively dealt in
and made the best show of the strength.
Realizing took the edge OFF the advance
at tho close of the hour and the mar
ket became quiet on the reaction, Chesa-
peake & Ohio and Wheeling 6. Lake
Erie first preferred gained y, lnterna-
tional Mercantile Marine preferred 2B,
st. Paul, Onion Pacific, Great Northern
preferred and Atlantic Coast Line IA,
Western y. Cleveland c. G. & st. Louis
yielded l ".
Tho market closed unsettled and weak.
Trading was quiet at slight recessions
during the second hour Missouri Pa
citc made IL gain of 35s and Kansas &
preferred "a. New York. Chicago and st.
Louis first preferred sold at an advance
of g. and Twin City Rapid Transit pre-
ferred 3. North American and Mackay
COMPANIES preferred declined !, and
Lake Eric " Western preferred >. The
downward tendency was emphasized to-
wards the last and a number of small
losses were established in active stocks.
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CONCENTRATES.

Samuel Nowhouso is expected to ar
rive in the city in a few days a mes
sage from the east yesterday convey
ed the information that he had started
on his way home
=. c. Thompson and A. ". Scott de-
parted yesterday for the Rawhide dis
trict in Nevada.
Tho management OF the Seven
Troughs Eclipse Mining company yes
to-day placed an order for "a car load OF
lumber when win be forwarded TO
camp at once.
A shipment of orc from the Reagan
lease on the property of the Seven
Troughs Ma2uma HIS Mining COM
pany H. en- route to mnrket
General Manager G. W Whitley Of
the American Smelling and refining
company has returned from a trip TO
southern California. lie saw the bat
tleship fleet IN san Pedro harbor.
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PRODUCE.
CtIICAGo.

Chicago. May Cold weather in tho
southwest and lively demand for cash
wheat at northwestern markets had IL
strengthening effect today on the local
however. was small. Commission houses
were the principal buyers. July opened
X % Il TO u to * higher at SSH to SO
and for a time held within that range
Corn was firm on n fair demand by
caSh houses FIRM cables ana small To-
tors Jiiiv openaJ q shsde ~ " NJ ~ a
hiuher at "a To ala and soid ~ an -
OATS we're tjuIi and firm TIVE ,narl,.,
yvog inruenced nv vbeat o,a nort ii,,v
onened n hirher or IgH apd soIS ~
45&. 90 0''' 'O ~
provIsions onered ,,aal, ~, ,ol,i,s hoso5
on liberal receipts of live hogs at an
western packing centers. Later prices
rallied n little on covering by shorts,
July pork opened az to 5 lower at 10 80
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NEW YORK CURB LIST.

James A Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Butte & London, A@1s Cumberland
Ely, sass: Giroux Con, 3IAa4; Nevada
Con. 1l2sUllss; Nevada Utah. Az G49s;
Nipissing. 6S@7; Newhouse, 77sqS;
Tennessee Copper. 3S@9s5s; Utah Cop
per, 2SA d29h; First National Copper,
2%Q Davis DAILY, $685.; Dominion
Copper, l1sd1#; Ely Central, 1aaA;
Ely Con, 3-l6dA; Furnace Creek, 14d
l6; Greene G. & $, com, 41S: Mitchell,
9s@1a;; Montgomery Shoshone, 1hG1A;
Nevada Smelling, 19s01h; Silver
Queen. 1 l-16Gl 3-16; Silver Leaf, 1914;
King Edward, 800; Foster Cobalt,
%M7s Cobalt Central, 25h426; McKin-
ley Darragh, s0qs5, Tintic Mining, 3isQ
3h; Gibraltar TG9.
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REGULAR CALL.

Beck Tunnel. 1876 at 1.l71s; 500 at 125i
100 at 1926, seller CO.
Black Jack. 1900 at 60.
Century 100 at AZ.
Colorado. 80 at 4271a; 100 at 4.25
Columbs Con, 800 at 2.OO 100 at 1971a ;
100 at 1856.
Crown Point, 1900 at 81; 1000 at q.
seller 60.
DAILY Judge. 20 at 49O.
Iron Blossom, 1000 at i71k; 500 at Az,
seller 80.
Little Chief, 800 at 9Ia; 500 at ..
Lower Mammoth, 800 at 90; 400 at 81.
May Day, 1000 at AZ.
Mountain Lake. 200 at %, seller So;
100 at a. seller 80; $500 at SO, seller 30;
200 at "a.
New York, 5000 at Ia.
Scottish Chief, $3.50 Mt AZ; 800 at An;
2.4OO at o.
Seven Troughs, 5000 at $3.50; 1000 at
So; 500 at Sag, buyer 60; 600 at a.
Sioux Con, 1000 at 20; 500 at 2251;
1 200 ut %: 1900 at zig.
South Columbus Con, 100 at 50; 500
at TO- buyer 60; 700 at 70, 100 at II.
South Swansea, 500 at 3d. /, 900 at 3OIs
buyer 60: 800 at 29I4; 1000 at 80, buy
er 90.
Swansea, 100 at 100.
Uncle Sam, 300 at so.
Utah Con. 500 ut 49,
NlNNbi Nhllss AIFNU eil prGs
Wabash, 200 at 81.
Yankee Con-, 500 at So
Yerlugton Copper. 500 at 1875.
Zenoli 100 at 20.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Beck Tunnel I.iOO at t.25. 1000 al
127ts 400 at l.27i5. seller go: 200 at
/ %. seller 60,
Black JACK, 1900 at ca 1900 at GO.
Bullock. 1000 at ~.
Colorado, 200 at ASS 100 at 400 buy
or 30
Grown Point. 500 at n.
Little Chief. 500 at o.
May Day, 500 1T As
New York, 1000 at Is
Sioux Con, 5000 az era 5000 at %,
buyer 80. 500 at "a, buyer so; "a at 80;
200 AZ 20ia
South Swansea, 1000 at 29ia; 1000 nj
90, buyer so.
Seven Troughs, 500 at "a.
Uncle Sam CON. 100 az 81.
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BOSTON MARKET GOSSIP.

Boston. May 2.-Hornblower and
Weeks says: THE undertone in copper
shares was strong. North Butte and
Butte Coalition We're again in demand,
both issues showing fractional gains,
Calumet e Arizona was an exception
to the general strength, losing about
points on limited transactions. Fluct-
uations in the rest of the list was
confined to narrow limits but under
tone strong and local sentiment bull
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bid; Ohio Tonopah, ! asked; West
End Cons. 40a49 Rescue, 10 asked !
Tonopah & california, bid; Golden
Anchor 3G4; Jim Butler, 800 81;
Cash Boy, 4 asked; Home. bid; Mon
arch Pitts. Extn., 3 asked; Montana
Midway Extn.. asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 81 sales Col. Mt 10 bid;
Jumbo Ext. 80 bid; Vernal.4 bid. Penn
sylvania, ? asked: Booth, Is bid; Blue
Bull, 12G1S; Adams. bid silver PICK,
20 bid. May Queen, z bid; Nevada
Boy. 3m4; Black Butte Ext, asked
Blue Bell, 7dS. Dixie, asked; Hlber-
MIA, bid; Conqueror. 5fp6. Black ROCK,
3 asked; Lono star, 9al0. G. Wonder.
asked; Potlatch, 10 bid; ORC, l0@lli
Kendall Ext. / asked; sandstone tNt.,
asked. Mayne, 203; Atlanta, 24Q2o,
ct. Bend, 40 bid: Empire. bid: Red
Top Ext, 1904; Florence, Ss0NS,S5;
Dheld Il. =. Cons, 17@l9; Goldheld
Daisy, 1.32il Comb. Fraction, 81 bid;
ct. Bend Ext, Gd7: CT, Bend Annox,
as; Midtown. 3 bid; b. b. Bonanza, 3
asked: ISewanos. 37dp3S: Ermeralda,
asked; Portland. 9a1O; Crrtckerjack, Z
bid; r. Mohawk, 10 bid; Red Hills, 2iQ
20; Mohawk Ext bid; J.. Dillon. :
asked: Y. Tiger, 10 asked Grandma,
bid: s. p Ext. 1D2; V. Rose, / bid;
Goldfield Con. 5.40W5 iaba; D'held Tri-
angle, 647; Coming Nation. asked.
BULLFRoG.
Original, . bid; Bullfrog Mining. 6
asked; Montana Bullfrog, asked; Ma
tional Bank, bid; J.. Harris, l asked;
Amethyst, 6a7; Gold Bar, 1917; Dem
YER Bullfrog Annex, bid; Bonnie
Clare. 10 asked. Mayflower Con-, 1O9l2;
Montgomery Shoshone Ext, cas- G..
Sicepter. bid; Montgomery Mountain,
9mlO: Homestalse Con-, 80 bid; Y. Girl,
/ bid; Nugget, 1 bid; Tramp Con, 10
1,;1
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we have two good lots diast
fronD, on ON Fast street
4 good lots ,south 'FRONT.', ON
Simpson Avenue.
choice lots on FIRM East
Street Wcst 'FRONT.' and then
an our 'oros, Dale lots now Of
forcd for sale arc sold. These
lots we offer you for either cash
or ON easy terms with interest
on deferred payments at por
cent per amman.
GHORGE ~ CANNON co,
Rooms 5ls-5l3 rempleton Build
Ing Phone Bcll 51.
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OF yesterday, there being ON effort on
tho part of certain brokers to depreas
the market for it. Uintah Treasure Hill
sold at 2S cents: East Tintic Con, ut
Az; DemijOhn at 49, Talisrnan Mt 1lh
and Mountain Lake Extension at 90.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
TODAY'S CALL,
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS

Every household contains than IN,
few think OF preserying Them In n.e,
ana convenient shape; YOU can
nave mem bound IN any style, ana al
any expense you may decide on q.
The Deseret NeWs. ~" 49,
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Tho percentage OF actual reserve of
the clearing house banks az the close
Of business yesterday was 2at.s0. The
statement OF banks ana trust companies
the clearing house shows that these in
stitutious nave aggregate deposits OF
SsoOp2G 500, total cash ON handS6S .7Si.-
$50, ana loans amounting 10 $3.50 m 600
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LADIES HAND BAGS Is OFF.

Beautiful goods, latest STYLES. large
variety Other Leather Goods also I'm
tho sale. '''
Sec our Display Window.
pltSERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main 81
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RANk CLEARINGS.

Bradstreets bank clearings report for
the week ending April 80 shows an aS-
gregato of S2.2S7,llS,000 as against ST.
9S8.SGGO0O last week and S2,S9l, 497 600
In the corresponding week last year. the
following is n partial list OF the cities:
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co.. were: Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000; base bullion, $4,000; total, $780,
600
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Balloon Hill. IA bid; Rawhlde Queen.
1850 asked; Rawhide Junction, 6GS;
FairvieW Eagle, 80 bid; Nevada Hills,
2.3IIau2.40, Pittsburg Silver Peak, Log
@li0; North Star Wonder. . asked;
Eagles Nest. u bid Hailstone, ask
ed; Original Rawhtde, 10ql2,
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York. May 22-rhe statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold S52,3j2, 500 more
reserve rule This Is an Increase of So
3GS,l5O In the proporiouute cash reserve
as compared with last week. The state
fpl1pkyur
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James A, Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers' furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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James a. Pollock q Co. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following quota
tions from san Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today.
COMSTOCK,
Opir, 2i1is@25O; Mexican. 1901
lSsls Gould A Curry, Sal0; con. Va.
$50 3Gi Savage, 2iW25; Hale & Nor
cross 80 bid yellow Jacket, so bid.
Belcher, 20 bid. Confidence, 40 bid
Sierra Nevada. 3IG2S; EXechequer. II
bid Union 3igS6; chollar sac; Pot
os, lf1l5,
TONOPAH
'ronopah Nevada. SsOaS.62is; Mon.
ta1a TonQpah, L72is ronopah Extern
sion, L2O asked MacNamara, 30 bid
Nldwny 53W5fi Tonopab Belmont.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
extra men. was required to hold tn
ground already opeend.
WATER DROVE MEN OUT,

In November. 1891 a tremendous
| body OF water stopped work az the face
for Il days. and again in May, 1892.
for 65 days. The ire at the mouth
Of the tunnel In November 1890, caused
n delay OF 90 days, Altogether the
time lost at the face was AIS days
owing to the nature Of the ground. It
was considered imprarticable to sink
an Intermediate shaft and an attempt
To run cast from tho bottom off No.
2 shaft was abandoned after go feet,
on account of flow Of water which,
If work were continued, would have
endangered the whole mine. The cas-
ana west headings were found to DO
in perfect alignment, with daylight dis
cernable three miles away.
"For the purpose Of relieving the
water pressure on the main tunnel line.
side drifts were run at various points,
HggTegating 644 feet. Also. It was
found necessary to put In ten switches,
which were cut double the length Of
the tunnel for a distance amounting
TO 500 feet The sudden torrent OF
water encountered i'm 1892 SO exceed
ed the carrying capacity of the water
way that the track had to be raised
ana relald Tor distance OF 1000 feet
The future expense of maintaining the
tunnel in good condition viii constant
ly diminish, az the water in the
ground above is being slowly drained
off. thus relieving the pressure on the
thinkers
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MANHATTAN.

Manhattan Con, 1913; Manhattan
Mining Co, 2dS; s. Humphrey, 2a4;
Dexter, . bid; l.. Joe, asked; Crescent,
! bid; Combination, asked; Mustang.
9pl0; Little Gray. l bid; Cow Boy, 2
asked Original Manhattan, 2 bid;
Broncho. 2d3; Pinenut, 1G2; Stray Dog,
bid; Indian Camp, bid.
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\. $. CAMPBELL,
STOCK Broker, 2l5 D. T., Walker Block.

4 H. SNOW & Gu. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Biz. Both Phones 1878
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARlNGS
T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

Np hurk, May a,--Closc; Money
ON call nominal. Time loams some
what iimeri 80 days 2sI AZ ,, nuI no
days 81 SIX montls 3I
Prime mercantile paper I at ~
per cent sterling exchange st'Aly.
with actual husine,s IN bunker bills
at t,ST 80 al iA7 for demand. nnd al
l,Si.lO AZ i,si,aO FOR 80 GAY bills.
Commercial bills I.sii az -.
lili silver 525s,
McNu'nn dollars, ~.
G1ltrnmeni bomb steady; railrcud
bonds firm,
rs-=7H s-s--as-s --H--r--
GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a f. So, Temple, Both
phones $40,
\. $. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 2lj D. T., Walker Block
H------~-7----
4 ~. Snow a Gu. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Biz. Both Phones 1878
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-02
GRADE is SLIGHT.

The tunnel is run on grade ~
one-half inch To the rod, and measures
inside the timbers feet vide at the
bottom. 4 feet at the top ana 6 feet
high above tho track With waterway
below OF feet by 81 inches, The
largest now Of water during construc-
ton was about 10000 gallons per
minute"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-02
EXPENSE WAS GHEAT-

"ssuch was the ground that preseutet
all the difficulties, with the conscquoui
great expense and long delays. M
system of timherlng could long with
stand this continued hydrostatic press
ure: retimbering was almost constant
and at times the whole force with