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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed IN at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
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stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Time Rail-

United States branch photographic office, Mer-
Il, 1909.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time fi20th meridian, or at Sh DOM.
00s- Greenwich mean time
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L S n in charge
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture weather
bureau-San Francisco, May 16, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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DEATHS

Allen. Orrin H.. sc IIngle, Thomas b.. Is
Altenberg. Rosalie 20 Lynch, VIM. Robert. 30
Aston GLADYS e. McElroy, Mary -. I. so
Brandon Mary A. Morrill,, Mildred r.. u
Carroll VIM F.. ga Morse, E. Frank rs
Conroy, Michael :. "a Nunenmacher, Pau
Dodd, Margaret r. - lima L. II
Elliott, John 80. 81 sedstone, William. :. &c
Gamble Dora w. Scott, Lillian IT,
Geherty, John 100 Sheeny, John SO
Gilmore Elijah S. 81 Smith, Lydia Paine -
Harkins, Owen -. 20 tSt. Onge, Lullus.. >. SO
Hansen. Nellie . 16 TORE, Clorinda 49, Z
Hooper, Virginia. Iozer, John E.. 63
Honnerger los A. % webster, John $50 50
Hubon. Elizabeth . - Wheeler. Geo. NJ. 16
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Average snow on ground 65 inches.
NxNnnCT2

Average on ground 65 inches.
SYNOPSIS
The storm southern Nevada yesterday is
moving steadily eastward and is being followed
by an Of high pressure over the north
Pacific coast. These changes have caused rain
generally north of Nevada and California Gen
orally cloudy weather prevails the Northern
portion Of the Pacific slope and fair weather
over the southern. The temperature has fallen
over Utah, Nevada, northern Idaho and the east
ern portions of Oregon and Washington. The
humidity at Red Bluff is IS per cent and at
Fresno 80 per cent. Conditions are favorable
for fair and somewhat warmer weather in Cali
foTnia Monday.
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Monday. May II. 1909
For San Francisco and vienity-Fsir Monday !;
moderate west wind.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair, warmer
Monday: moderate north wind
For the Sacramento salley-Fair Monday: light
north wind
For the SIN Joaquin valiey-Fair Monday !;
light north wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Monday !;
light west wind
G. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
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California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 1000 D. m.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
lll2 Broadway, Oakland
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ALLEN-In Oakland CAL, May IS, 1909, orrin
H Allen. beloved husband of Nancy Allen,
aud father of Mrs. c. NJ. Slaughter. Mrs. II.
Prouty, Thomas, Percy, Laura and orrin
Allen Jr, native of New York, aged So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
S5OO.0o0,00o GOLD
STILL IN ALASKA

AT pr, sent the dominant interest la
Alaska is gold mining. and from am
output of $4,000 iu 1851 II has Increased
10 s2Oooo.0O I'm 1905 Estimates as 10
future gold productivity are uncertain
but Il Is thought that the possible y.eld
win be az least $500 900. 900. Not once
tenth Of Alaska has been explored for
gold. while only high grade places are
being worked. says the indianapolis
News So far Alaska has added 20
the wealth of the world S7O,42sS2s in
rurs. siO9.1l9.C6 IA fisheries and slAs.-
Gbl7Oi In minerals. making a grand
total OF SS21,6iii96
The enormous copper resources OF
Alaska are comparatively untouchtd'
tho output 20 date scarcely exceeding
81. 50O.0 600. The coal bearing areas are
known a. exceed more than 1000 square
miles. Of which large areas are covered
by high grade anthracite and semi-an-
thricite coal
Products OF lesser commercial im-
portanCe include petroleum. I'm, lead,
oliver gypsum. marble iron, anthony,
quicksilver, graphite and mineral wa
tcrs Tho timber is also exceedingly
valuable but with an eye 90 the future
NNf NMNNnIA NliH NNNN NifA NAANNN HN" -
pottation to other markets.
Alaskan hands have butt III moor
ported cities from Alaska material.
modern Don equipment and permanent
boz construction Tho taxable values in
1905. wore $1,000 600 There are $50
miles of constructed railways, ana al
together g25. 000 ono has been Invested in
transportation services. In 1903 the
import TRADE ~ Alaska amounted to
nearly $40 600 400 -Four years latcr ~
aRerega ted $40 o0o ON and even in 1907
the purely American shipments 10
ALASKA exceeded those n ha,faii py
ff000. 600 ana 90 the Philippines by fl3-
000 COO Last year there was 0tNl
greater increase. indicating most con
cluHiyely the commercial value ~
Alaska, which promises steadily ID ad-
vance in population. M trade and Ia an
phases n a higher ana better ciYillza-
tiOn.-kew York Herald
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
U. S. WITHDRAWS
UTAH OIL LANDS
Entries Now Forbidden on These
Lands In several Counties In
southern Utah.

The value Of the petroleum deposits
OF southern Utah has recently been inn
pressed on the government by reports
from the United States geological sur
vcy, and the department OF the 'n-
terror has withdrawn from entry AZ
such LANDS in san Juan. Garfield. Iron
and Washington counties. Notice TO
this erect was received yesterday
afternoon by the local land office The
lands Withdrawn are largely unsur-
Neyed and are included In the follow
Ing descriptions.
Townships 81 and 20 south. range Z
east townships 81 and - south. range
; east, township Al south. range T.
east, townships 80 81 and ~ south,
range Is east; townships 20. al and a.
south range 10 east, township a south.
range west, townships a. and "A
south range 3 west, townships 40. Al,
". 20 and ~ south range west town.
ship AZ south, range Sk west. township
* south, range 10 west. townships 81,
AZ and 80 south, range II west; town
ships 3D. a. 42 and 81 south. range IL
west. townships IS. AZ and 20 south,
range 10 west; townships 30. 30 and %
south, range IA west. townships IS. So
Al and 43 south, range 10 west: town
ship 43 south. range rs west, town
ships IS. Al. az and 43 south. range IL
west; townships "a. IS and Al south
range - west; township IS south, range
10 vest township IS south, range 20
west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
THOUSANDS A MONTH
FOR ELECTRIC POWER
Jesse Knight win Turn Contracts and
Save I4oss--llowcr Mammoth shaft
AZ t9OO--Coppcr Jack option.

Eureka. oct. 12-lt is learned from
Superintendent Coffin Of the Lower
Mammoth that the shaft In that mine
is now down a depth Of 1900 feet ana
that by the FIRST or November the 1000
level win BE- reached, which was the
objective point when the work Of
deepening the shaft was started II the
showing is favorable when the 1000
mark Is attained the directors may de-
eide TO allow the work 20 continue ON
down. At the present time two cross
cuts are being run at the Lower Nam
moth one Of these drifts rs upon the
1900 level for the purpose OF cutting
the "east assure The other drift n
upon the 100 level and In addition 20
cutting through an important ledge
the drift will greatly improve the ven
tlation Of the mine.
on account OF Mr. Knight having
signed up longtime contracts with the
electric companies, II was generally
thought he would quit with heavy
losses when the smeltor closed down.
but q Is learned that while these con-
tracts signed by him will holu good, he
viii have no trouble In turning them
over TO other people and switching the
mower 10 some OF the other Ttntic prop
critics and IN this way he VIII lose
nothing The emeltcr's contract Win
the Utah Power Co, calls for 400
horsepower for a period Of five years
at n cost Of s.. 500 per month. The Tel
luride company holds n contract which
costs more money per month. but the
lie OF the contract is not for 40 long
y time. The Centennial Eureka mine
at this place may use large amount
of this power IN operating the new
pumps being installed in the mine, and
IN other ways
Tho copper lack stockholders VIII
vote oct Is on sthe proposition Of Civ
ing the Uncle Joe Mining company an
onfion on tho stock OF the Copper Jack
company. at 10 cents per share, to run
for "a period Of two years. Prof. J. II.
Weber IL the president OF the Uncle Joe
Mining company. and he proposes to do
some extensive development work on
the Copper Jack property providing the
stockholders Of the latter company see
tit TO vote the terms Of the annexed
proposed option.
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JOIN RouNDY RESIGNS.
J. VIII Knight TO Succeed Him as SUI
pcrintendcnt OF the Knight Mines.

J. WIN Knight OF Provo who was in
the city today on business, says that
the resignation Of John Roundy as sup
erintendent OF the knight mines at
Tinuc, was accepted yesterday by the
directors owing ,o failing health and
other causes MI ROundy. In his letter
OF resignation gave his reasons fully
but II Is understood that the principal
ones were falling health. and the fact
that he has other interests which
need his attention
Nj knight said the action was en-
tiroly voluntary on the part OF Mr.
Roundy and was accepted by the
Knight Mines company with regrets
which were suitably expressed In a
letter addressed by the directors 10 Mr..
Rouudy
n rs stated that the position OF super
intendent of the Knight properties viii
boz given to j. VIII knight Mr.. knight
intimated as much this morning
MI Roundy has been Identified with
"rnclc' Jesse knight Zoo Tintic since
the nrst strike in the Uncle Sam. He
was also present at the Humbug
strike. and later az the Beck Tunnel
and has watched over the Colorado and
Iron Blossom mines from the days
when they were youngsters. and news
Of the necessity of his resignation VIII
bee received with regret by mining men
generally
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CONCENTRATES.

Harry cole has gone 10 Colorado on
business connected with some coal
lands
The cent assessment OF the Wabash
Mining company OF Park CITY, became
delinquent today.
The assessment OF cent share
levied recently by the Mineral Flat
Mining company Will be delinquent on
Friday next the 18th inst
The Park Record says that c. W.
Morse and associates. who are work
Ing az the NaleO. are following a
streak OF good ore, and the prospects
are better than they have been for
some time past.
Billy Woodard and partner are
working on lease on some OF the
Daly-Judge holdings on Bonanza Flat,
SAYS The Park Record. Some ore has
been encountered but not in paying
quantities
II rs reported that the spring Lake
Mining company operating Ia DRY
mountain near Pa}aOn, has encounter
Ga streak Of ore showing gold,
silver and copper values. at point
about 500 feet from the mouth OF
the Tunnel
Reports from the Park are 10 The
effect that the shaft Of the New
York Bonanza ls down below the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
LOCAL MARhETS

In todays local markets the feature
a. the Advance OF the wholesale price
oi butter 10 35 cents g. record. though
so far The retail price remains un-
changed The last of the present crop
OF Valencia oranges is arriving, thoueh
remnants aud cleauups are likely to be-
coming along until next month. when
the new crop Of navrls iF ready for har-
vestiug Fine new sweet potatoes con-
tlnue TO arrive from southern Califor-
Mia There is an advance In the price
90 grapes. from St-2o 20 Si.5o per crate.
Fine German prunes are being received
from southern Utah. and the commits
sion men say that N Salt Lake house
keepers want to put up any this fall
now is the time 20 do ~, else later Il
may be too late. Several cars 81 APP
Piles arc on hand IRON Utah and Cali
fornia Eggs are ~ 20 $3.50 per case,
with mo- relief Immediately In sight The
fish markets report hardshcll crabs at
go and So cents each. Artichokes, Brus-
sells sprouts and mushrooms are In the
market The quotations obtaining to-
3D. Cd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
UTAH PHOSPHATE LANDS.
Lands Containing Such Are With
drawn Prom Entry in Weber Co.

In line with the policy OF the govern
ment 20 conserve the national re-
sources OF the country. an edict has
just been issued 10 the local land
office from the department OF the in
terror. Withdrawing certain lands in
Weber county which contain valuable
phosphate der osits The lands are de-
scribed as follows:
In townsite Z north range east,
In section I. the north half. I'm sec
ton TO- the northeast quarter: the
north half of the northwest quarter
the southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter; the southeast quarter and
the east half OF the southeast quarter
In section -, the north half; the
southwest quarter; the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter. All
section "a. In section %, the east half.
In section "a, the north half OF the
northeast quarter. the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter; the
west half: the northwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter. In section &c
OF the same township are the north
east quarter OF the northeast quarter;
the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter, and the northwest quar-
ter.
In townsite Z north. range east
are these parts Of section IS: The
northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter the northwest quarter. the
north half OF the southwest quarter;
and the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
BIG SUIT AGAINST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

san Francisco, oct i1-suit was en-
tered In the superior court of San Fran
cisco county today against the South
ern Pacific Railway company for S22,-
s2s and interest for two years at per
cent Tho Plaintiffs are Ellen Dore'
Charlotte Dore. n. NJ. Dore and W. p.
sharp. who alleges that the sum su d
for was promised 70 them by the rail-
road company In payment for block
Of land al the corner OF Market street
and Van Ness avenue, IN this city IL
was stated at the time OF the neeotih-
lions FOR the property that the block
was wanted by the Southern Pacific
company for the establishment Of a de-
pot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
MASON VALLEY DECLINES.
The stock Sold Down TO $40 ON
Weak Market This Morning.

The market was active ON the mining
exchange this morning. a number OF
stocks participating. though prices
were weak. and In some cases they
were lower than those OF yesterday
This IS true OF Mason Valley. which
sold down 70 $3.50 In spite Of the fact
that the office reports the mines con-
dition unchanged. Wabash recorded
a sale this morning at 10 cents, WINE
Prince Con. came out OF an offering Of
slO5. Provo fell back 10 7 and Mineral
Flat responded at g. Columbus was
traded IN at 70 Colorado sold as low as
Si47M while Ohio Copper was active
at S4l21s Nevada Hills hung around
rs and Little Bell, l.s5. Black Jack
traded in at 49, Closing quotations
We're as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
WOOL.


St Louis oct. t2-MoOl steady Ter
ritOry and western mediums go n, me
mediums. 22u2f. dne, l3M 10.
BOSTON
Boston. oct. i2-With small selections
available In the local wool market and
sellers holding for firm prices. tho
movement 10 the mills continues light
II was stated recently that not over 30
00.O00 pounds Of wool remains in the
Boston market compared with three
times that amount In normal years
There have been some moderately large
sales OF wyoming IN original bags at 26n
90. and Montana az q to pc The move
ment In foreign wool IS limited through
a small supply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
FARM PRODUCE.
A DISCUSSION
blood AtOnemcns aud fhe Origin OF
Plural Marriage.

A pamphlet containing ossr a hun
dred pages has just been issaed This
brochure contains discussion on the
questions quoted, between Elder Jo-
q. Evans the latter EentloD,an begin
second counselor 20 the present OF the
"ReoEfanitea" The questions are en-
tered Into eyhaustiyely by both Sides.
ana q great deal Of valuable Informal
ton r. given. Rider Joseph r. Smith,
Jr., shows by historical data and in
cOutroyertible deductions that the pO-
p.tilL ~ iis opponent T. latenan'e.
Post paid 10 any address, zoe.
DEsERFT NEWS BOOK STORE,
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago oct i2-Cattlc-Reccipt es-
tlmated at 1900; market steady. Zoe
so0H6 a.; western steers. 1 g5n7.S. stock
ers ana feeders. 3lONbg: COWS and
nefers au5.so. calves 1.ooa9.50
Hogs Receipts estimated at Loo:
market weak Light 80 aS.05: mixed,
e.lo' good 20 choice heavy 5.I5a7.00:
pigs, 7.G0q7.a5
sheep Receipts. estimated at 5000:
market weak lower. Western asa 4So:
yearlings, 4.f0U5 90. lambs. native. a1lp
100 western. i0V7St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-12
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James a. Pollock & CO.. bankers ana
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following. received over their
private wires:
y & l. 23d24; Chemung, II y asked
cum. Ely. 6ss a6A: ELY. Con, 1 Ills
al = CT Con. SIC d6%. Florence,
8@8i4: Majestic, s5@S7; New. Utah,
1%0t% Raven. 81 csc; Seneca. IS
bid. Leaf II X ole = Tonopah, Y q
ca Inspiration, : q 7lk, Chino, Z Y n
~: A. & NJ, IS a SO: Begole. 2 q a 3;
Boston Ely. 1 9-16dl l1-16; Cob.
Cent. S8@34 Davis DAILY. 5ss a 8 y ;
Ely Con, 80 ask: Daisy, ga 30; La
Rose, 6 y G6h; National So a So; Ri.
Coaln, 2Oa22: Ray Con, 1874 a 49,
Shaft OK, y q 2S Queen, 33
G45, Yukon, 5q5h; ella. "a
as; Ray Central 1852 ale;
Adventure. 5& d6: Az. Com1. 43A n
43ss: 3. Coaln.. 2iia as, c. a h. $40
bid; G. NJ. i50 20c; u. w. SQSh;
CRANKY. 9fas5; Mass, Ga az; Mexico
Con. 5G5h Mohawk, 60a6l; Nipis-
sing. llA W11h Old Dom. 5la52;
Parrot. 30d3i; santa Fe, Is az. Tam
Victoria 80 "a: Wolverine, 100 asked
Zinc. 1875 G2i. Corbin, 1871 a20,
GirouX. Sss asa Helvetia 6lz01;
Kew. pa as; M. c. c., 20d30. New
house. "a as; :. & b., l41s q l44
United states. common. 55i4 d 551a !;
United States preferred. 52A "a 80,
Anouez. 55d57: Atlantic. lO4 oil; G. 4
A.. 99a99ba; Cent. 37a37iR; Cop. Range
79G79ik. Franklin 15iAql6; G. c., l07sq
iO8s: Ia sale, liM14iz; Michigan. 3 bid;
Nevada Con. 23ssQ23A; North Butte
JS45sia. Quincy. Sass. Shannon, l5iad
i5a4 Trinity. n@l1la: Utah Copper, 46A
a47ia. Winona. 6A@7is Wyandot, 10
az. Boston Con. 14i4 @l4ia East Butte,
iOs. dll Hancock, II asked Royale, %
a28A. Miami l5i40i5is North Lake,
6ss asa. OH. 36iaa36ss Apex, 4raH4ss.
Css a6s. on. 36is a3GAs; Apex. 4iaGi@;
Osceola, l541sGl55. Arcadiau, iq4R.
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PRODUCE.
BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. Oct 12.-Butter-S
Creameries. % diaries, ..
E.ggs-Steady. az marx, cases ihclu9.u,
Is. Recaipts. 6.oC9; hrsts. %; prime
C,heese-Firm. Daisies. 1Gdh; Twins.
tsmiG: Young Americas, l6nia, Long
Horns, l6h.
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Kansas city oct Receipts.
1900; market steady 20 loc. higher. Ma
tive steers f5fWs.5O. native cows and
helfcrs, 2. 25a6.5O. stockers and feeders.
3-2 q go; bulls. 2.75Nl.00. calves. 5000
COWS, 2.75n4 o.
Hogs Receipts, 5000: market ga Zoe.
lower Heavy. soar 15. packers and
butchers, 7.iou7.70; liguJs 7.00aI.GQ.
sheep Receipts, 10000. market strong.
Muttons 4Oua475. lambs. B. a0gT cd.
range wethers ana yearlings A25n5.c5.
ranne cWaa. 3. nlnl ~
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500 level and is going down az the
rate Of 75 feet per month. Il is
stated that "a will be- sunk only t25
feet deerer, when prospecting Ton ore
will begin.
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PATENTS

We desire 10 announce thzt va
. have established In connection
/; with our paper. a Patent Burenu
and invite the co-operAtton Of
Inventors. Mechanical EnrtDeer.
Draugbtsmen, MAohinists a.,n,
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chanics In ali trades. rMrmeT,
and all Others. IN building up a
patent system. that will give
honest advice to investors, pre-
tsct their interests by good pat
ents and strong contracts. Assist
Inventors In perfecting their in
ventions, and in selling their pat
ents when obtained: and Ia an
matters TO render careful se-.
vice and give full value for
money paid.
We have associated with ne Al
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who has been In continuous prao-
tise for the past twenty year..
and We are in position to guar
antee that any patent matterr
placed In DER hands will receive
prompt ana careful attention
and that the charges will always
be moderate.
We also. In addition TO se~lr-
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Marks. Copyrights. Labels. De-
sign Patents, and In fact trans.
act business OF all character In
this line.
All patents secured through ou-
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South Omaha. oct. 12-Cattlc- Receipts.
100. market steady. Native steers, 4 70
81 $50; COWS and hefers. 3e0u 500. west
ern steers, 3.50a6 p. COWS and heifers.
feeders. .. 75N5 p. calves 22506.15. bulls.
stays etc. @ 75df.75.
Hogs-Receip 5000. market steady.
Heavy 1887 rs: mixed. 1891 70; lights.
60d1 20: pigs, 6.5oa7.25, bulk OF sales.
65d775
Sheep Receipts 1000. market steady.
Yearlines, 47Ja6.6; wethers. 3.%a4 ~;
ewes. 3.75G4.20. lambs, 6.2506.5
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 500 az ia
East Tintic Con, 1900 at III.
East Crown Point. 500 al ?.
East Tintic Dew, 5000 at s.
Grand Central 100 az 22Ila 200 at
225. 1000 at 222ia
Iron Blossom. 100 at l.02is buyer go;
30 az 100
Little Bell. 100 at 1855 buyer SO: 100 at
100.
Lower Mammoth, 900 al %.
Mason Valley 100 at $50. 900 at l77ta /;
1900 at 40. POO az l12ia.
Prince Con. 81 al l.l0.
Provo 800 al 6.
Seven Troughs, 1000 al 10
Sioux Con- 500 al So; 100 at 81: 800
az 50 seller CO.
South Iron Blossom. 1000 at ~
Tintic Central 5000 al seller 10.
Wabash. 500 al ~.
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VEGETABLES

Utah radishes three punches for 10
Parsley. three punches for .....1O
Saratoga chips, per pound .....30
New cabbage, three pounds for lie
Utah carrots. two punches for ...J
Utah lettuce, per bunch ..b
Green onions. two punches for ....a
New spuds. per peck ......2S
Hubbard squash each ............2O
Pumpkins, each ................-.....l5
Rhubarb, 3 pounds for ....-..........10
Wax beans, three pounds for........25
Broad beans, per pound ......lO
Summer squash. each ..........b
Fresh tomatoes. pounds for .......io
Cucumbers. two Tor ................-...3
New turnips. two punches for .....5
Canta,oupes. . for ..............2o
Egg plant for .....-...--.........--. 10
Bell Pepper for .....................15
Sweet spuds pounds for ..........25
Artcnokes ...s-.- ...s..s.ss .s...s. 90 ~
Brussels Sprouts ...................,..1 Is
Mushrooms, per pound ................25