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Show MOUSING TUB Utah National Bank. DEPOSITORY. STATES UNITED OGDEN, UTAH. PweUt John E. DneTy Ucirue E. Terry Ralph E. lloag POSITS. Salt Lake settling prices as reported by the American smelting and Refining company: Silver. . . . ...a,.,,.. ......... .58 1- -4 (opiN-r- , casting. . . ... Copper, electro. l?iid. . , . ...........11 13 7-- 8 .$3.50 NEW YORK QUOTATIONS. r Lead. . Cupper, i"t no marked chsnso from former prices wss made. The u umber of pruiiertlrs deal I lu was larger than that of yesterday. and the open board sales tbe transactions on regular ug J ............II At the morning session of thn Min ing Exchange trading waa light and prutit-taiiL- f siievMttMMMeii .$4.50 .. BAIT LAKE MINING STOCKS. 1- J td calL ae inllu-va- r: I I I : ? f New York. Fob. 2. There was excited trading in Amalgamated Copper toat the opening of the stock markot favor-nlii- e Uecistiin of the account on day. to the company by tho Montana supreme court. Thiwe were running unit of 10.500 shares when the mar 8-- 2 com- 3 . 8-- 5. 2 day. balance. $810.- - 4 $337,-$3- 387,- - Rostna, Fell, Trading lias boon f.drly active with steady rails on dealrrw. The price has held firm on nil gnod.i. The sltuar'.nn Is buing more In tb sellers' favor than for many wm-kawoula have been act've, with valet esfiniated beV.WMen 4,tllW(-fin- n and 5,0t;0,000 thKiuds. Qnotiulons: Territory words. Ida ho. hue. ir.fi lfic.; heavy tine. 12fM4c.: fine mid iu in, l417c.; modiinn, 171-- u Ormas . Te.-ritor- ft 14c. heavy Wyoming Tine. J3fi71c..; fine.. 13ffl4c.; flnp modium, ltfii 17c.; . 43; 7. at li San Franrlm-o- i Feb. 2. The official rkislng quotations for mining .stocks today were as follow: Helrher 35. Andes 28.. Hint A UeL 170. Caledonia 105. Confidence 103. Chollar 23. CCA Va. IROt. (kro. Imperial 3. Crown Point 28. Exchequer 1. (1. A Currie 33. H. A Nor. 73. Mexlnn 70S. Juetbw 9. Occidental CL 68. Ophir 360. PiUohI 22. Overman 38. Sag Helrher 10. Savage 47. Silver Kill r,7. Rirra Nevada 62. Utah Con. 34. I'ninn Con 62. Yellow Jacket 49. Silver Dam 56 Mexican dollars nominal. Drafts, sight 12 IIRD Until, telegraph 15. 4. I9-meiiiiim, 18 T?tah and Nevada fine. l(KH6c.: heavy fine. 13?iT4c.; fine niodium, 16 medium. 1!)f;'2rc.; Montana fine choic.i. 19?; 2'k-.-; fine nutii-nrchire, 19(S20e.; averago, J'JiJ 19c.: staple, 192bc.; medium choice. 2. a CASH WHEAT. 192iC. 2 2 COFFEE. 1 Chicago. Feb. L Cash wheat: No. red 95?f9A; No. 3 red 964199; No. hard 8::i86: Ko. 3 bard 60ff85; No. northern 90$ 13; No. 2 northern 86 9ti; No. 3 siwing 78058. New York. Vci. 2. Record breaking activity, awpl-- d with c'lnxiderable GRAIN AND PROVSSIONS. exciteroeGt. developed In the coffee g marliet todhy. After irreguChicago, Fv4). L Close: lar on &a mil-arof 10 points lo n Who i May 91 643-4- : July 83 V decline of was isiiuis, ih, EopL 71 veil-inharameiTd ('wn bv the Corn Feb. 48 May 51 July uf Importers m, I II st'-orders 48 8. wt The Ostv-l'c- b. 41 lling liv :h liiii.iil.tljon of a lung 2? July :Ut : w lulere-- i itiari-n!bwnme rork Mat 813.45. o sorowli.-i- l th durug lard May 87 50. advance of 5 2 contj m latl few RibaMsy. $6 75. momts. Rya d9. The market rlored steady at a net Timothy 88.05. 40 decline cf to '0 p"inr. or about 10.73 11.00. C.ovei a hale cert r, eouod. w'Mj saw re58 360. Barley ported of ild, Otii) l ss.,thi rrpresenl-futlic iLgt.t days bui.ir.ers cf the SUGAR AND COFFEE. scaron. New York. Wb. 2. Sugar: llaw W'OOL. fair refining 213-lt- i: entrifu-ga- l 96 teat 5 VIS; molawe fcugar Ft.- - toe-.is- . F. b. 2 Yw-onominal: rr.torr arri wo.-i- c i medi'im 1 "1 19 quint: crushed 5.10; powdersr.'.CiuM fine 15; 17: fine 4.40. ed 4.50; (rmm:1i.t-.Coffee firm; No. 7 Rio 0 Boston, Feb. 2. A steady volume of business hau bwn frar. ; cd In the KANSAS CITY. laxt week la the wool pru. a firm. Th (leiound liar n a Kansas Cliv. Feh. 2 'V.le Re. j era! . iiaraner. StKln.Ij!.:; a $ !.5ll eeiptrt k.'fMi. Siow; ns: ie rioecn were . tuid 4.73; rut.-.k $2.ntt caiL steady I 5.10; stockcrs and lw.de rt op-nin- c ro.-irk- 3-- jwr-i.:te- T-- r- -i - Ogden Steam Laundry. Phone 174. 437 25Ul R..4L W. TIME CARD IE JULY 1903, . . DEPART DAILY, xe. A Atlantis MaU nil potato mu. .7: 15 a a ....Iil9 a a East Sa it, Bait Lake touai A Chicago, SL Louia 3a d has-ito- ,. ,. a .S1I5 a. Rx prase, ell 7:99 p. ARRIVE DAILY. . Xo. A Pactoe C-- oiL Sait lathe Atiaalb points (bat Na. a, and alt points Eaat ...;1:45 1. Chicago end SL Loads Na .. Undtad a a at a St49 Xa II, local from Ark City and San Pate .Valley .. 7:99 a p. Ke Paeifie I'rpre-- a from all 12:99 am patefe Bart Through Sleepto ears to Oamha aad SL Louia, Mow York aad Bs-toFree radioing chair ear A pw. fast dlotag ear amviee an all tomato CU-sag- a a traiau Phgr. Dpt ixt Salt Luka Gto A. FIERY. Ticket A ink QmiZi ft k. GILSON, L A. BENTON, ' CL doa Agmt, Ogdsa f .1 . 0 ICTQV j TIMECARD. Effective 'Kov. 22, 1991, aug-l!:itr- ri 3-- t. y sii-ail- S9-1-'- .. ed l6. 8. I e r-- .v -- 2-- 5. . 1-- 5, i five-eight- h: ' DEPABT. 6 Mali aad Express .7:19 No. 1 Overland Limited foe OsnncU ' Bluff Omaha, Beaver, Ynuase City . Xa ed asst daily No. 4 Atlantia Frpreac foe Dearer, Ornate, Council Kamos (Sty aad aff ' Bivffi, potato aaat, dali.l. No. 8 S:4S ' 6 to p to fill ft to frees Paeifie Ornate, Elftrprwi 'Drew. Kama Qty.aad aaat, dally ,, Limited SiSStoto X ' Council uvarbad 1 - Counefl ; ' Ornate, Bluffs, Kansas City,. Den-r- r aad aU potato SiSO dally Si4fi N .191 Faat Mail A. HENRY, , frea . wt ..m,., .... a a H. CORSE, Ticket Agent - 1 P. and T. A. T. W. COLLINS. . p toto p . F. L 8-0- 4-- - an Pranclace. In wool 2. nt 18, 0; WOOL. ; ; 10 42, $325,-- $02,C6,V i GO e, Duly-We- al, Ivirtiand, Kcl. 2.CIerins.s: balances, $(5.25. Spokane, Fob. 2. Cloarlugr: 793; balances, $32,982. at 3.60. 84.00 : 8 at 85.00. Eagle and Hlue Hell. 200 at 50. 500 tower Mammoth, 200 at seller 6 days. May Day. 200 at Martha Washington, 8,000 at New York. 200 at Tetro, 300 at 32. Duly-Judg- Clearings; Seattle. Fch. 126: bolanree. $110,382. Cloartngs: Tacoma. IYi. 404; ChasJ.A. LindQaist 4. BANK CLEARING3. i mvy - and 61 opened at 61 60 last nighi Realty with pared Fraction-e- l preferred also jumped 2 nu palna were the rule and l.r. 1. adAtchison were notably firm with vances of a large fraction. Yesterday s REGULAR CALL SALES. on Brooklyn attack was renewed Met11-and Transit The sloek lost The 30 Lower Mammoth, 300 at 44, seller ropolitan Stroet Railway 1 days. and general list reacted a fraction rose Curie Sam. COO at 25. Frlees a point Realty preferred Century. KN) at 83, seller 80 days. gaining 3 preferred again. Realty Joe Bowen, 3.000 at ; 31,000 at . was movement avers go 00 days. points. The buyer wore email, narrow and dealings New York, 1,000 at 16, seller SO Into came U. 8. Steel preferred day. demand at an advauee of a point and Victor Con.. 1.000 at 5. o made ul: wore 1 to 1 by of 1.000 at Wabash. gains Locomotive and Colorado Fuel. A reIn Amalgamated Copaction of 1 OPEN BOARD SALES. per and tho loan of a point ro IT. 8. actors. erf count were Rubber preferred 200 at 83; 200 at 82, buyer Th. general list was dull and sluggish. GO Century, i Los Angeles, Feb. 2. Favorites diNew York, Feb. bulls 12.50 3 85. selling Ascot Only member of the American Receipts 9,000; slow; heavy and a break In price marked today's vided honors with outsiders at races Ticket Broken' Asemln Ogden, which three last $4.75 4.65; mixed $4.704.75; light business in the today, winning the the Exchange, Colton nwans.to the. traveling public low Chico repeated on the card. Old Rio $4.604.75: pigs $J.75 4.50. sensamore same and ratee even perfect safety. hla victory of yeaterday at the Sheep Receipts 6.000. Dull, weak; day's slump being westers .yearlings $4.405.10; weth- tional than the recent advances which odds, S to L A number of bores belonging to ers $4.0b44.25; ewes $7 00 4. 00; have steadily sent cotton quotations Special rates to and from reached Schretber and Caesar Young common and ' stackers JJ 50 3. 75; upward until yesterday they Barney 1675. the highest level since arrived today.' Jockey Willie Waldo Eurcpe via all lines. lambs $4.60 175. the Influence of a number of alio arrived from San Francisco and Highest price paid for uncauses, chief of which waa the con- will ride here si a free lance. SumCHICAGO. used tickets mileage etc. firmed report that Daalcl Sully, the mary: moveleader upward of the five selling supposed furlong, First race, Chicago. Feh. 2. Cattle Receipts. 2.000: steady; good to prime aters4.60 ment, was about to take a vacation, Matroniu won. Hal lie Beach second, of lief 5c many enhanced and the by Ben Heywood third. Time. 1:02. 4.00 4.50; 5.80; poor to medium had been Second race, seven, furlongs Rio stockers and feeders 2.25 4.00; cow operators that Its culminationmonths colfur all Chico won. Athelroee second. Fby 1.233.80; heifers 1.754.56; tanners reached,toquotations the extent of from 16 to $8 third. Time. 1:2. 1.50S.2.20; bulls 1.754.00; calves 3.25 lapsed per bale and utter demoralisation ruled ) 7.00. Third race, mile, . purse Bala won, In the pit. No failures were reported, Golden Mineral second, Columbia Gin HOGS Receipts today 25,000; tomorFDNERALFURNISHINGS but the violent fluid uatlona represent third. Time, 1:42. ' row 40.00V; steady; mixed and butchFourth-race- , mile and seventy yards, ers 4.755.00; good to choirs heavy (oases of millions, distributed throughand Embalming the market. Transactions during selling Beat Man won, Greenock sec4.965.00; rough - heavy ' '4.754.95; out OPEN ALL NIGHT, in the were aggreenormous the 1:48. day third. S. Time, 4.55 ond. Loyal light 4.304.70; balk of sales gate. the day's Bale being estimated 4.85. Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling 'Phene 620X. 2020 Wash. Ave. was break The million bales. two nt won. Sir Hugh second, Jim 8HEEP Receipts Erander 10,000; sheep checked finally' by renewed bull sup- Hale third, Time, 1:28 steady; good to choice wethers f.oO The close 4.63; fair to choice mixed 3.7&4.10; port and a rally followed. Sixth race, five and a half furlong, won, Military Card welltoa western sheep 4.0(1 5.15; native lambs was about steady. selling The day opened with a sharp break second, Hilary third. Time. 1:0. 4.00 5. 90; western Iatnbs 5.10tf5.9Q. In prices under the Influence of a generally circulated rumor of settlement San Francisco. Feb- - 2. Tbe principal IMPURE WATER 8UFPLY. by abort Interests effected since yes- attraction at Ingleside today waa the a This sent quotations down handicap, in which aomo Th Cause of ths Typhoid Epidemic in terday. Poultry men and all Interested half cent per pound, but a denial of clever sprinters met. Arabo waa the In Poultry art Invited to call at Loadvillo. ihe rumor brought about a substantial favorite throughout, and went to the our store and examine the Denver, Feb. 2. The News today recovery. Barely bad the market stead- poet at I to 5, while Kenilworth waa '''.- ied after this movement when the re- well supported. Kenilworth had slightays: It has been authentically learned port of Mr. Bullys intention to take ly the beet of a poor break and rut that the typhoid epidemic which has a vacation became current, and prices out the pace, followed' by Schwalbe. inragnd Tn toadvllle, Colo'was caused again started downward. It waa .They raa in thia way until the by Impure and deleterious water. Dr. ferred that this meant the successful stretch waa reached. There Arabo and abanthe Mitchell, state bacteriologist, has com- disposal of hia interests moved np and in drive he beat Kenilpleted an analysis of the water and donment of hla campaign, and when worth half a length. Schwalbe waa The moat reliable machine on mUk supply of Lradvlllo'and traced ha waa quoted to the effect that he third. W. B. Jennings also took the the market. Adapted to any clithe typhoid germ tc the water. Dr. waa about to take a two weeks' vaca- first race with Solanue. The hut race mate. A full line of POULTRY Mitchell conducted the ' anaiysla for tion tht downward movement became resulted la a dose finish, Mimo bastSUPPLIES. a panic, selling orders poured in upon ing Ada N- - the favorite, a .head. tbe city of toadvllle. brokers and the market went to pieces, Gwaiae. . the heavily played second 6 and 10 REFRIGERATING ARTS BUILDING. quotations melting away choice, got away poorly. points at a time. In fifteen minutes Summary: n broker this panic, with every The Swcdiah Building on Ita Way to of First race. Futurity course, puree fell teller a Naw stock Just received. Don't and none, buyer, prices ' Bolanui won. Gene Hanlon second. Red St Louia. order from catalogues and pay vertically almost a cent a pound, and Bird third. Time. 1:12. St.touis, Feb. 2. Director of Work the May option In less than one hour fancy prlcsa. You can buy from Second race, seven furlongs, selling ua at Isas .cost and trouble and Taylor announces tbe letting of a con- registered a decline of a rent and s' eerand, Lady won, Albemarle Optimo tract for the refrigerating arts build- quarter a pound, n variation greater Wadasroith third. Time, 1:271-be certain ef getting RELIABLE . WESTERN GROWN SEEDS. ing at the World's fair, the contract than would have been effected in a mile and fifty yard, sellThird race, week under normal conditions .Along price being $16,000. ing O. W. Trabern won. Mr. Dingle The building Is to be devoid of all with the liquidation of bull specula- second. Carilee third. Time. 1:46. architectural ornament and 'covered tor there waa some selling for short Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap account. with battened boards. Instead of ataff Arabo won, Kenilworth second. 352 24th 8L OGDEN, UTAH The sen Rational, deellna continued Schwalbe or plastering. third. Time. 1:111-- 4. A cablegram has been received at apparently until it had spent itself. Afny selling--EboFifth race, seven furlong, tbe World's fair grounds announcing ter it had been going on for about Creole iron, Flo Mono la second, that (he Swedish building had been an hour, and fortunes had been wlpea Jim third. 1:28. Time, shipped on the steamer Oxksr II from out, few buying order appeared and won, Sixth race. mile, eelllng-d- mo DhrisUana and would arrive In New served to allay the storm of liquida- Ads N. second, Chilego third; Time, tion and short Then "shorts" ' selling. York, February 8th, next Monday, . 1:421-I . began to cover and there was a quick TIME TABLE 70 75 of from to rally polnta. But GETS EIGHTEEN YEARS. New Orleans, La.', Feb. 2. Crescent it had been a terrible hour. Only one before in the hietory --f Cltv resu.U: Salt Lake City. Feb. 2. Thomas FulFirst race, six furlongs: Duelist Ihe Cotton Exchange have the total reler, the United States Infantryman Ralph Young won; on transactions for Typbonlc second; exceeded day San Pedro' Los Angeles and .cently convicted of criminal assault, those of today, when the two million third. Time; 1:15was today sentenced to eighteen years Mcone mile; Second waa selling: rare, reached. figure Salt Lake R. R. Co. in the penitentiary. The market waa finally steady with Williams won: Burning Glass second; Depo Third, West and South Tempi the three active months 29 to 2 points Leviathan third Time, 1:44 8 to, Salt Lake City. BOUNDARY ALASKAN REPORT. Third race, five furlong: Scorpion up from the bottom. . DEPART Roue third. was Sadduecee he second; rewon; i early decline helped by For Provo, L0M, Fairfield ton don, Feb. 2. A whlto paper, port of a private settlement, said to Time, 1:10 aad Mercur, connecting giving the correspondence respect) hare been made hut night in which Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs: at Nephl for Uanti and Ing the Alnaka boundary, beginning It was estimated something like 100,009 New York won: Oven Again second; ; ; Intermediate polnta on with the late Lord Salisburys propos- bales were concerned. Parislenne third. Time, 1:13. Sanpete Valley Ry.... 730 m al, July 1. 1899, to submit the question Fifth race, selling, mile and For Garfield Beach, Tooto arbitration with the award of the New Orleans, Feb. 2. The repeated Dil Lilxa won; Stockton, Mamele, tribunal and tho judgment of the com- warnings and propheeiss of conserva- lon second;Compass Sant Teresa third. Time; moth, Eureka and Silmissioners was published today. The tive traders came true today and the 2:52 ver City (via Learning- contents are already - history. , The cotton market showed a aeries of 8ixth race, one mile: Hands Across sharp ton cutoff) list see e 0 paper closed with n letter from Clif- breaks the last and moat severe of won: Dr. Stephens second; Hymet-teu- s am ford Slfton, Canadian mlnlatcr of the which lowered pric es almost 100 points For Provo, American 1:41 third. Time, interior, who waa agent of Great Brit- or n cent under the closing prices ot Fork, Lehl Juab, MU ain In the boundary question, to Lord yesterday. . . Frisco, Callente tod, 1903. Lmnsitowne. dated October 22, Unlike the two other memorable BASEBALL LEAGUE MENTION and intermediate points jQ5 p jq appreciation of tho work of breaks of this season, the slump waa ARRIVE. , all tbe British members of tho tribun-al- . unattended with much excitement A American From Provo; moderate volume of trade had been Agreement Reached Regarding Play-erFork, Lehl. Juab, MU- shown all day, with the largest amount Cechanaur Will Coma ford, Frisco. Callentes of business W. C. WHITENY DEAD.' coming from room traders Coast. 5 and Intermediate point t the and outside scalpers. All of a sud'jq Fair2. A Lehl, From San Francisco, Feb. Provo; provisional v Reported Improved But Death Occurs den the entire ring was flooded with Sen-paad Mercnr field, selling orders and prices commenced agreement has been reached between This Afternoon. VaUey Ry. points. 5.35 a mad chase downward. They dropped representatives of the Pacific Coast pm C. 5 and 10 New York. Feb.' 2. William ' at a time under the Baseball league end the two major From SUver City, Mam-- ' polnta died afternoon. thin Whitney , pressure. What weak longs there were leagues. A conference participated In : moth. Eureka,' Stockton, In the market quickly let go and by Ban Johnson, representing the . and Tooele Garfield New York. Feb. 2. This morning Dr. added to the volume of Beech selling orders. American league; James A. Hart, rep5f35 p at- Some few stop-loWilliam T. Bull, the physician orders were re- resenting the National association, and tendant on William C. Whitney, whose ported and thrown upon the market Edward Hanlon, representing the ml ALL TRAINS DAILY. condition following an operation fur Hut almost as quickly as It was nor league, on the one side, and Henry Dally Pullman Ballet Sleeping-Caapappendicitis, has been very critical, plied the pressure was removed and Harris, James Morley and Eugene Service between Sett Lake, Milford, gave out tbe following bulletin: prices showed a quick recovery on Bert, representing the local league, on Modena and Callentes. Direct stage "Mr. Whitney passed a favorable buying orders. the other eld, was held in this city connections to all mining districts in Is southern Utah and Nevada. improved." night. Hla condition today. Dra. Bull and Walker passed the The Pacific Coast league stated that COTTON MILL IDLE. no players who bad made contracts City Ticket Office, 201 Main Street night nt the Whitney residence. TeL 260. High Price for Cotton Not Alone Re-- . with Pacific Coast league clubs for nexl For parti culara, call on or address season would be surrendered. Hanlon WEARY OF LIFE, sponsible. stated that h would have to comma agents. Salt Lake Route, or J. L. Boston, Feb. 2. Although New Eng- nirste with different clubs who had MOORE, COMMERCIAL AGENT. San Antonin. Tex.. Feb. ' 2. Paul land companion am not lost before he could agree to E. W. G1LLETT, Gen Pass. AgL Stern, a young officer of the Prussian In themanufacturing cotton market for raw material thia players The only player over whom there army, has committed suicide here by in amounts Salt Lake City, Utah, at present quotations seemed to be serious contention waa shooting himself twire through the no large has big shut corporation Los letentirely the Dillon of a revolver. He left with club, Angeles breast ita mills. In many mills there Captain who had signed to play with Brook ters to hla brothers tn Germany, say- down la some idle and towards machinery aa as waa well Los Angeles. Both Hanweary of battling against lyn ing he spring it Is expected many more spin- lon and Morley were inclined to fight dles will have to be stopped. for him, but they finally agreed to setIt develops ihat the usual cost of tle their dleputa out of court Gochen DECLINE IN COTTON, ration Is not tbe only Impediment to anr. who belongs to Cleveland, but New Y'ork, Feb. 2. The upward success of the cotton Industry. The who had signed with Harris, will be course of prices in the cotton market fear of a war between Japan and Rus- allowed to come to tbe coast, Clevewaa interrupted today by a decline of sia has killed toe demand In China and land relinquishing ita claim upon him. The Pacific Coast magnates said they about 14 rent a pound during tbe first other countries in tho Orient for cotgoods and most of those mills would not. think of accepting the terms ThrQdy Bsstk Track Eadwyhstoet twenty minute of trading. The open- ton ing was easy at a decline of 7 to 16 which engaged tn the export trade of the national agreement unless their points on the old crop and an advance with this part uf the world are looking league waa put in n class with the two big leagues, Ia other words, the of 10 to 12 points on the new crop for markets el where. big leagues were not to be allowed to month. The Initial declines on the RIGHTS OF RUSSIAN JEWS. draft its player, and It was to be active positions were due to lower accorded the privilege, of making its cables. New Y'ork. Feh. 2. Recently the own salary limit. The eastern magnates governor nrdcrd Rlrict inquiries in said 'his iwnpoeitioo was perfectly, acOPPOSES DEFENSE FUND. regard to the domiciliary right of ceptable tn tbm. bet they had no New York. Feb. 2. Wholesale Jews allowed ro remain here after the Idee how the miner leagues would look atlt. expulsion in l9l. says a Times liquor dealer and importer through Tbe Pacific Coset league people from Morrow. A number of out ths United States are reported to be up in arm againat the schema of families whore grand fathers during agreed to respect the contracts of other the national retail dealers association, the fifties obtained the hereditary leagues, which was the chief contenIhe Meal Laiarhea Traia la Ih Weill freedom of the city have been expell- tion made. announced some time ago to raise Con pertinent and drawing - room Before the agreement will become as a defense fund to help the ed. It came to light that persons by was obtained had final It will trove to be passed up to retailers to fight legislation aimed nt whom the sleeping cars, observation can, din-la-g them. and library cars, paid taxes a members of tho first the National Baseball association for from guild for eisl:t years only. According Its ratification. ra Reports bar been received cars, with barber, bath and many sections declaring the meetings to n recent law the freedom of the satire electric train Library; BULLET CAUSES DEATH. of tbe liquor dealers strongly opposed city is nut printed unless such taxes lighted, through to Chicago without the fond Idea as a scheme for 'axatlon have been paid (or ten years. Jealous Husband Opens Fira Without without representation, as the money charge. Direct connection for vm to he turned over intact to the naCOMING TO AMERICA. Warning. tional association. Louisville. Ky Feb. 2. SLPedzsdSIissespslis St. Petersburg. Feb. 2. A d snatch Shrader, a prominent youngJames lawyer Ticket, frwrvtikir. r fun SENSATIONAL DECLINE. from Gomet. government of Moghilev, who had Just In nil be completed a term aa assays: C A. Walter. General Aaot, sistant commonwealths died New York, Fvb. 2. There was a senJewish Immigration to America is today at a hospital from attorney, ths iffects of & Nirtt-Wute- ni sations! decline In rotton this after- et'Skdily tacreasing. Artisan as well wound Inflicted by W. K. Neal ( CMcap noon. tbe May option falling a en a id a wealthy Hebrew hustielivlriere are ef Owensimre. 2M Santo Mate Stmt, The Ky. trouble arose. a oMurter a pound, from jeicrdaj'e leaving. Three huadred atel toko CttV, Utah- havj.Juai de--4 It'ie said, over a suopteion that Neal tiOM. parted. enteneieed-a to 8hradcr s relations I 5.25; THE- -- 2-- 8 .1 6F SKEEN & CO. 1-- i 102 2. 6--8 v with the aid Manager. 25th SL, Healy House. Fboae 161Z. O. B. ENGLEHART, - WALL STREET. k--t Keep Clean Seeds min and a relapse of cotton. The effect on the securities market was largely confined Ui restriction operar Rim-ala- n tions. pending the PBoepUon of the Amalgamated to Japan. reply with Copper carried the whnlo market below level It la tbe late dealings to aclosed heavy hwd. night and the market pud lifeless. Bunds were dull and Irregular. Total sales $35,009. U. 8. Bonds were unrhsnged on calk V Receipts Incubator'. retarded hopefully as a jiowdblep earn-bpromise for ensservatlun of net. by rntiswrbmeut. Tbe situation waa deemed rather n and this Im hopeful tor pence shown In a firmer tone for I Cattle Slow, steady and lower; native steers $3.80 5.40; cows and heifers causers $.502.4O; $2.70443.60; Celebrated was t Feb. I. Omaha. 2.000. ncubators oper-f-fin- 1 Prices Fall $6 to $8 Per Bale Arabs Was First at Ingle side SHARMANS Course. Hour Within an CUT SATE TICKET OFFICE 2. YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. Io Ruwo-Aapane- 4.00. - 6-- Amal-ear-a:a- li ii THREE EVENTS Hogs nc rau-i.h-- - Y IN A FLURRY OMAHA. $.'1.00 nW j.-j- arwith Mr. NeaL Neal has been the rested. Tbe shooting occurred inNew cafe of the Capitol hotel, where found Shrader talking to the bartender. Neal. It i said, without speaking revolver a wort to Shrader, drew astarted to and opened fire. Shrader run. The third ehot entered hie back. Neal's lather ia a wealthy farmer and ones waa a state senator. ttorkers and feeders 2.SO3 5;calves NICE! METAL yorU, FeU 2. T'u clock market iajisf'J a flintier slaga toward tail ro Miij.ni.tion today. Except for the 11. liriiius as: Icily la a few btotk. tue ttff'.Il'i.--s vu.r a n.rUgfble quantity no c- thy rrSteh'ii toy vici on ot prupen:-.;- . or piafcprci In tl:s lu.Ia nt. iinUatrial or political o .,rlrt. 'i!:iro wit; a Brr.y in Copper lu ibe oix&ing dci-ir.z- s ihe Jlontaii tn t lie il.wiMun M.'ineir.e court, giving legal sanction to the h:i!d:rg by Amalgamated of stacks in otliir ('iriKirailoiM. but tbe price of ti:al -- rod: gat oiilj asliorfe, hitcher than I ho ftivt pri.v and then Rigged biavlly , to 1 -: trlow tut night. Tile aetioo g of the week vu alt rl lulled vi v.i Hie farrr.inln news. The rise in United State. trtccJ prerrm d on the coaUic-ref- ! doe to othw hand, or hiweukulve tc loti c:i the hurl .lifcb Cperaiura who followed ilia decline laiit week were liv. lined to Inline that tM fall bad Wn due to til. knowkIgi of the owning re:,lgti!Jun of Julm U IUm Weller flum lit board of tiredtre. The short worn therefore dlkynml to wttf, with, the news of the mdgiiaUun yiUfcitii.il. Seine of the tffcur iron and ptenl wit h iLudm hardened in ti'Dipailiy United SiaUnSHwi. hut nuivcmeut was shorfr-iived- . New from tie tiadn was m Hager, but the decline in rimms earnings of the Jronaylvonia linns fur t't'tnbur was oounuai as uu unfavorable IntikaiJon owing to Urn large slur of truf-S- r. system in the in and steel g IVnnsyl vaoia's reduction iu nx peases for the nuue mouth F $4,8544.03; packers $4.7b4.90; pigs and lights $4.50 4.70. 4.000 Steady; Sheep Receipt muttons $:J.504i 4 50; lambs $4.50 range wethers $3.50 US; ewe 3, 1901. JANUARY UTAH, 2.95; bulls $2.2363.05: calve. $2.75 C.40; western steers $J.2S&4 00; western Cow. $1.7533.00. liogs Recuipts Ib.tiOO. Strong to higher; bulk of tales $4.65 4 fo; heavy $3.60 sad DOMESTIO Sella FOREIGN Bond Markets AH Dull and draffs u all points DEIrregular. PAYS INTEREST ON TUI OGDEN, EXAMINER, a 9-3- THI -- CARD. (Not. 22, et . se r ..... The Overland bUOng iUiX IDU OREGON 1908.) DEPABT. . Ko,Butti and No- A Pocatello, -" Portland.. 11 :SIl to Montpelier IsSSLto and Butts 7ilfpto War Valley No. 12 Salt Lake and Untie 19:45 L to Lake and inter No Salt Ile-Co- cha ,. 9-- mlifttc point mu No. 2 Sulk and Milford toulh l No. Lk, aU Provo, potato liHt , e bait Inks aad into Mediate points No. .6 P bufet-aamki- I . -- luai ckli reci 2:09pto Salt Lake 9 Butte aad Focs.tello Iftdltn Express No. 11 Salt Lake and Tin tic 8:55p. No. 7. Salt Lake sad Mil- to o a o o o ford No. S Salt Lako and inter-mjjs- tt points miimmmii 7s00&b n ft Not- S Portland and Butto. . 7:00 No.' 10 Bntta and Pocatello 5:30 p 19:39e-No. 12 Cache Valley south of Juab do not w Na 1 u i to b t I aad No. ill "P. rppi 0 a Kt lt thl utl Cluj tr Th a Trains Sundays 1. CL A. HENRY, Ticket Agmt Hi CORSE, Pass. A PL Agt, Ogden, Utah D. & BURLEY, CLP. A T. 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