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Show The Salt Lake Telegram. QUOTATIONS r MA RKETS Entire Stock of OTHER Cut Shoes THCKSIAY KVKNINn, PS faiT fts my I c5 VT-r- mym FROM THIS AND CITIES. IN UN RICES 10 w ILV Militia Not Able to Close in on Missing California Convicts.' FOLSOM, Cal., July 30. The latest reports received show that the militia have had absolutely no trace of the escaped convicts since Monday night. The fugitives are thought to be doubling back in the vicinity of Lotus to the neighborhood of Rattlesnake bar and the Zentgraff mine. The country in which the fugitives are supposed to be has a number of deserted cabins and several orchards which will afford them shelter and food. Guard Cochrane, who was stabbed in the prison fight, is slightly worse and his recovery 13 still doubtful. . California at 11 and '10 cents. sales follow; The closing quotations arid list of i Alice $ . Ir sot pntle Bower Je' : L'S.va 1U" E.'.a 2 A2 . " .' .2 .:2-- 4- - ; t .lie .24 4- - Rh ! hmor.d-Anac-'jr.- da Tctro Victor Wabash ! .11 .: d" !l7!4 i.j-- i it, up his at 1 In tla- t!i 03 ;; .V M 12-- P-- . l'iiiii ?ta:.-- l . ('!r.-- ritiie !,- - 1 - i. rrl '.,,!., 1 cut Rn ir. ; crd .nd n 3. in.nle r.r t it .. .0 1 ; f 1 ti P iV in r.rt ! 1 tu I I 1. t . In ti--n- : -. L'-'tr- ' N ti?rht. V .! Ik bcaif v, ! n.-f.- ( f y It n ..., -- lp .;;,' 5 .trbA n-- I'.cd o, .r t fi ? , t;,!;,-o- .- I . t'-.v- Tin r! . .rt rlftM l tai-i- ; Mr, 1'vd j .';! 1 3; 'HICAf:. Js.jy Lake. 1,1 . ! - i,,!t! - . . ": T 1 r-- I r.?-- 1 . ; p--- r S'-'-t- . r f cc!, 1 - ht 4. nd IP ' h I 1 ill-';- 1 ;j ; t'K ft? :n v. . t : - r! up tb" a ! i'iilp.": r.'i l.t, 1 . been hnv dinfr d-- - lopm.-n- Via Off son Short. Line. Sunday, August L'nd, by Opal club. Special at rp.0 a. m. Bicycles s.nd baby Special returning. carriages carried free. City Ticket Office, 201 Main t. i Mour.t P.d ly In the AFTER CHEAPER ifATES. ) ! i f- Operators cf the Sevn Devils mining district of 1.1a ho are making an effort to secure a reduction of the freight hl h at charges ov-- r the Short Lin, v. bbexpff'Ser.t ret.:ids to a tent the output of the camp. The local s?n It r int'T'ts wh'.elt would also pro-t- :t a, ,., late;:, are bringing by the their indut rac to bear on the raiiroad prnc-tical- y Ic--c- - . z-- .Mi. Vi't': .'. :." th- t" - w , r " ' n i" WIFE OF NEGRO LEE IS KILLED BY TRAIN. EVANSVILLE, Tnd., July 30. As result of recent rioting in this city, the wife of Robert Lee, the negro who shot and killed Pouis Massey, a police officer, lost while mind and was killed by a train railroad bridge near Madison-villcrossing the The woman left here on the Ky. recent rioting, which was night ofas the a result of her husband's act. started r . e, " j," - "'.' .,. .". : , ' t fj "i r t ! 1 ! : :i..i : !'"! t i - t ' I M .":. .j? 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I. - - I l t, P. ( se-u- ! t.o-- r . ." A i.p b ft t 1 : . .i ! 5, t .c. '," ' J n- , ' ::r. i s " 1 v - ,' ln :.'.- 1 . . t. . 1 1 . K rt P !. . ':-- 1 7 1 vent'--' J' 'tiA: i : P : :." tit ' v ' , 1 i. ' " 1 PcpLir Orovi. 1 ,:S . . IP ft - , I c Its f LAST TRIBUTE PAID f t c 1 1 ?.- I",. . fir ft P'1' 1 " 'j. - .'P . . T- ! ;. t 1 1 .' I . 1' : J " 1 - 1 de t tt.a r' ... a ., ' V fat-sho- tin-lowes- Ii 1 - c P. ..nfc. 'i lie.'a - Alr.rm ,: . IT..-' 1 I . ilp:" '." ',1, ' : c P." i ' a - . board which investigated the recent lision in Newport harbor between the torpedo boat Winslow and the yacht Clytie has reported to the Navy department thnt the accident was caused by the crowded condition of the harbor, and that the commaneler of the torpedo beat was obliged to choose between grounding his vessel and striking the Clytie. The Government will pay the further proceedings are damages. d eNo reeoramen d . t! t: :: i 1 . ;!. - 4 clif t w,,ir., , . :.: 1 i;. 'U ' V o ; 5 IP.';r a ' r. 1 j r.. ' . a.-s- Government Pays the Bill. Washington, July 30. The naval col- - .- Tit C:.i'. in" C.c.t!- - The r.tamn nth h is matkePd two ar ore recently a" an cj.p. rl- of ir.ent to d tp aa.out.t cd ptopt that can be ica!!.rd. P.ing-ha- m : P. . v. presi.lrnt r.f the to say to a Consolidated, ha:- - this Roston paper of the ree-n- t strike made TO THE DEAD POPE in that property: "In driving the Miner's Dream tun pel to contact with the Brooklyn sh ift to supply the Prook-Iy- u Third Great Requiem Mass Cclebiatel in bringwith air and also to we a showran ore. th out into vein ing and Cnrclinals Prepare fcr the We have sunk on ing lead carbonate-sthis vein thus far about seventy-fiv- e Conclave. feet, in ore all the way .showing too. values, and a letter just receiver, pom KOMI-:Salt Lake state? that thi ore Mill conJuly r.;bjThe last tribute v, tinues dovm nd the values hoM wdh paid t the late I .pe I.eo this iv or J',1:. g The shlprrents from this vein thus . with the th'id ctat i jup-ita' a net profit of over $10 per ton. in bratcd Sistitethe Vatiof the chapel "We are cting now at any time to and the fum ti m w as no tvn . j cut the Prooklyn vein from the tunnel can and lnpoir.g than, tt- - tun morions level which is S'fi feet lower than otturs. Of the .dxtv-tw- o cardinals t.o.v in any of the properworkings iu Pome all attrniietj the mats feec in length Cardinal Cr. ties. We have about toni. pr fec-- t of t!:-- Cot.:jc-gatio- n of the two me:-- t imrortant veins in that Sa of red Relics, wp.n was ill. camp, namely the Prooklyn and the chain-hIn the of lp.ni" toi. p.r:n Dark. These veins carry silver, lead, the cdl' rtmr ,,f pray, rn to the Hdy copper and gold." Ghost te assist and enlighten the cardiCONTRACTS FOR SHELTER nals to choose th-- ricrht man to idt In CONSTRUCTION TO RE LET. the chair of St. Pepr. Dating the t the blcsted sacratr.-- nl will b exposed in .sev. ial church's for the ppccdnl Other construction on the Utah Copprayers of the faithful, with the nmo per company's mammoth concentrator object in view. at Bingham i:.; not to be delayed. The Rcdmen at Saltair. management is today making f nimalec and comparisons of the vatious bids for Order of Red Men Thp Indepf-ralenthe grading and excavating work, and and the Methodist church are holding before the v.cek ends, the contracts for the boards at Saltair beach today. E. L. White, The most Phoenix. Ariz., July fire that Phoenix has experienced in a decade occurred today. It was co mined to the drygoods stor-- of the Alkire company and the p'.umPing of D. II. JPirtis. The store and stocks were completely cieftroyef, the total loss being estimated at $!., iXK. o: t e-ik- M t i x ; . 1 low-gra- . 5 i- c itea tlr.itepv. Mtopr: b sroll 'piart. which ro; s on t! t tirt.iee fcr a cor.s idc rab!; distance, v. ill b" plo.-p- t ctfd. :HE BINGHAM CON.'S STRIIi: clis-astrou- -5 aily .Pilr;-cf In- - . ot!i ir.ls. Blaze in Phoenix. pi " " - : " : 1 r.-.- ,; u,;.f.n j: t ;; - 1 - Our Reputation For reliable goods has been firmly established in this city. When you buy of us you always get the best, for our ftock includes the leading brands. Utah Liquor Co., 12'; South Main street. h in th.. P .v N. irnc.it. p.-r-go- - - ei from the routla rn dbtritt yci'.nl.iy. The P.ir.ctors of th- - Co'.d Hill MicJrg ccm;a;.v. which c.v. r.j a gnat;, of .r;- claims wevt of Pur- I. e. I:a.. ( m .Pa re of a rraru:' d fo- - tin1 of the tte.isary sto k of th any. :.n rx; t to p!it a force of m n mi t i.t work this fall, whl, p. DISTRICT TDATTO TT1NTNG- ! wall in- - T i,:; . ,':V'." '"--"- .v '. ' , v. j Th- - ..r- - and bullion terday anaanted to- J:,.."). Mi nmt. who I? Col. S. high-grad- TOR AMUSEMEITT 1 - j- MINI.IG NOTES. - TO GO I ; le-.- ! ; t 1 it ' i 1 c , -- t work throuuh the Spy shaft. In th. Carina claim all wor;-- is hd.,g done by Dt'sers, win are rot n ft", v.tedw by tins ho liave order. Dz'MK' and Sarnuall the territory fretn th" L'.VPfoot 1. I down to the ."." continue :fopiTg operae tions on ti e body of eopj or ore. which P holding out well, and yielding a nice- piece of ir.or.ey for both the leasers and the company. Ogden and Return. ; . ,'(d!--ti- 5 n , 1 - J 1. L XX A G V R j i af;e.t-- d , . t.T.- ":.; tr e , s. f .1' .1 K'Iff. j , ONLY SI. 00 . .j-- - J . v 1 ; ' AV. J. RTDD traveling passenger agent for the Rio O ramie, returned today from a southern trip. ' I. 'i i Th- M.ijer 7. " j rr. Q f HOSPITAL BUILDING i j Mt in-b.d- . P.- - j:i WILL BURN TUG OLD ; i I j " N ATIO r . 1 1 no.-Pmp- loyre. Cub. - -. - DR. J. J. SNYDER and u. A. Tibbetts. an expert connected with the Amalgamated Copper company, returned last night from the. Monarch gold mine to-at Carson City, Nevada, and will leave night on a visit to several mining camps In the southern part of the State. :;atio:;al league. .a:... 5 n . . . ! ' 1 5b tr T is'duT.i.n. - v weii-kow- n n P!'c i I. GO 3 j ! I e-- . - . - 1 , ; it - : - the State Bank and Trust company. i . at' ) pt r.'tdrc Tb" j J ! c c . H" left this city twenty-eigyears ago. and is at present a resident of bos Angeles, where he is president of - t : Cti: d:r.c; cf the TOR AMUSEMENT, : ; ! e. r ;.t P; .f..; rACiric tk-J- ) P-. k - Mr. Rolapp today goes h-- P? I WHERE TO i P-o'r.- c S-- :. :4 I l .1; -- ; P - Tedsr'n - -- S Due iPt'.rt-.'r.'.' M 1 1 . T', : ; v. 1 p fr. -- , I ! l'kcp s 1 .;P". - c t'ij , r;-- ! j EXCURSION 2 n t ar. M a! ;..at 1 J "" .!. ; 5J.-- -- " 't i f -- - j.'f in. t - k A I capitalization of the company t I manv .i, divided Into a : Ui.. share?. p u- value M e.ub. A g' ra r.d v. .0 tU:t. Alth S j Thon In tej.inev.s will be . I irirb.g l 1'.' . aft. r p I. Pi;o .' r DALY-JUDG- E thSr.nk" River Mining distrb t In Wal .1 I i ASSAYS ; ;? f ti .,f pi fr. I Ci'k .. t satch county. fr.t . n; i : eDoP-d . V. w!:.p u j ii A. Ta; lor ha been 'nl'-T- , 1. 7' r. ; SHOW GOOD VALUES of the new corpoiatlon; J. IL d t. D' . id. . l nt. YVidi.tm D. Powers as vi pr-: r ,t V. Albert Sntton as tr'Msurer ar. I '''.- - j v.. m;''--iv. ; 4 The management of the Daly-Judg- e M ',',-- , Casey a sect clary. r' - J.. v. ' marketed a consignment of 127, tons of 'j.i"j I .'; ' t "ii ir, .r' t. concentrates to.bi.v. th:- assays on th" EXAMINATION OF MONARCH! I a lot showing .07 ounces gold. Z2A' ounces CLAIMS IS COMPLETE. Z cent lead. silver and tr.i- r. J'tP In.' Jiilv. The mill is treating on an .average of o. . 210 tons of c r. par. PTj..p. . t; v.' s a J. J. Snider, who li.i.-- takn a daily. v. hu h yieldt J: of !!.. '. concentration, iiirouh the process or. the Mor...'a ! claim, about 120 ton-- ; of shipping material, bond a' d lease n t: t. I'll half or hi h is lead oin n tra te.--; and lying out of Carmn ity N v.. In t!: I Jul.. i" zinc whi'di a ihe remainder Interest, of Dayton, ".. tnpSta'btP. ptoduet, p ii wr-.: ff p v y: No being run on the dtnnp at pics- nt. tint turned this lpornini: ac cmr aide by n. j '.vm whi-- h will h::ve a fair mi'Uet value A. mlnlr.fi ! libbottf. the ,: n, t . ,A,np- -. when the .;in'r is again equipped with h,r ftoiii that propTly. where fnr th !. a zinc jlant. pert : ti. " . . .. .( . i ri .1 1... 1.c.i.. iie.-- .i,i,i.,;m, tnorcuiKh. ccu.-N- .. . xatii.n Pn 11 the mineral ., ONLY LEASERS ARE NOW ,k deport.,-EMPLOYED AT THE CARISA. M nre. to Snbler and Tib'-St. Jxixl Wool, . f ray the least, ei.thusiaM b over lb-- oat- -. t.,i-- , s of J d ar fre the n T' .tnpl ; ,.,t, r,f the look, KPREKA. July uith furn,,) ,,n,u,hl ' '" j for tlanr or thui iv.i. Carisa Mining com puny living in Pu- - futTicPm aura .o:.-not to re- - Mr. Tbbeto. laiwev. r. inado Knttwa City Cattle. reka were notified vrPrdav . on ; . .. of am v.ha h a'- , , ' . , t v ., , nt vative t. Tlu- 2 tie; - i- r .t "d. ; :i - ic- - HANK CLEARINGS. i- 1 . r: T S;tn'r l..!e-- u'i I .. wth pj?j . ifr.p , : i ''" .v, ,. i.:v,T g 5. J To Ticvo Canycn. Jxuy 31 t:: i r v rr Vi T, : t: . s J.p.i c- P.t- . . r. e; t ; j; p. v nt. .e ..I T".';?. f. ! I ot.fM .it-- - t a ' 1 placed at - St. - . MP-.n- it .. k i t " ..i4 , 'f ,;. ., r ... j - ''" : ' -' W - rvi r t: t ; ; tn-.!-- r Clilcngo Grain. Cas-ey- iTJl-..."- - 4 - :"M . : KEITH-O'BRIE- " ' pr o", 4 P-- ;t,,Pj m'T rr.i r 1 1 ; 1 ii s. ,..,!-- ', ah.. ..... I . T tc 1 1 d- t, 13 IP'.t.'r: a' 4i . ?4 -- - UiUi r' d .its, ci;v,;a at t; ! -h .! ! p'-.r?.i- . t 11 . ' r a. ; K. S . (.4 .0. T-e..- .i fa V. . ! - r- - -i -- l r - .. . ! 1I ' .., - - n 1 ' ?. ? ..'tc r;. ;";. ..:' -j i!!i'' ...... ...... "") p. r.n. it ? M:r:-.v.:!- : : S . k J . '4 -- f:4 :n,' . Z ... . . ' , if ' n -- i. : l4V.r.tr.l to r -- 4 V T ! t. A J ; r '.i ' '.'.! .t - P. . i f . v-- .;", ',,,' 1 a. . -' a ;. '. H - ) p.. c . . Janv-rmotr.i!;g liled with County Cl'-rTh-names of those foirning the comiany ar-- J. II. Pow.es of P.ara-b'Y!s.; William. D. Sutton, Patk City, aid A. V. Taylor. Albert U. . T. A. Mullhotland, all of Salt : - - The Kvening Telegram form j ou on all sports, resorts 4and theaters, look up the ad. y column. fc-- S ,: i . : : . a-- - d: D-- . df-";-;--- th fvl-l-:i- t ; 1 . j - 1 - '.', . . , ra",.:--- pr.-?"i- . .T ,, I... :. 'i Wi".r:. K.' Al:d- cevcrp.g ; v ? a j i tp la th it ; k t ! r. rkM t 'S'c rC"Vc. i.rp! atn J'. n.p.ilhx St. R I . M t ! ! rt ! art'!'MP,t li 'Vic, c I' i .t iji ' i'i 4. Articles of ir.c orporat ir,n of the South Quinry Mining company were thD ; K t tti ! I 1. 1 in.JIt J ' , t 'P W ...... P- -' I.'NIi'N. Jaly r :. IP, Pp, J i- - . ' jic, 5 P ... r in .. '4 . it: Tf'd r. ., , .... h, I'.c. ......... ....... . '' ; '''. l . f I t:!- " ri, :i 4 '' . - 5 r.-- ... . t r. , h. t t I .. .. pr t . M rn m t. - i V-il- c lU-g'drt- r. HON. II. J. WOOLACOTT. a former resident of S;dt Iake is at the Knuts-for- i. f r: '. f A'.di'-- n s-- I t n Pi - r I : i 1 ..n-- W-ic- ; E. S. HOLAPP, brother of Judjre TT. II. Itolapi) of Ogden and clerk of the of Kducation. was in the Ogden -- ; 1 .1.1 ! ard 3. -i. P Vet v. u.-I , '4 , ..... . . P. Pi !,, r I 'if-rir pt T rr- I la .11 - tr.-f-t- .... . iPi. M.ir.:-.it:.- r . t l r- ;;- t. : d S? ? I iX-- I A . d lUr W. ec . , t. Tr o ;s n Ni"ti lir-- ..' ;. J f- ! I. M .Jiv b r . -- s .w.r aid ''!'el in oem,, ..... I cf S250O. Vi"-- r 1 ! . t - ritrr r ' l'rYt',ur;iI- - v. :. . in Pa:);.,.;. Rv.it .!'!' .V 1. - ! ci.m ;;;;; Si,;,' on.. i ..... :i , ; 1. .:t. A j I eten-prh'e- ' T' r.n, t- - H i:- - l St l C. C C. ,v St. R ;1 ! McCornick b , - l- t"r lb .1 m-- t I ". IP a 1 ; i 1 ark' !..nn I 1. rr I'r'.i. il-.- i. .it- - S. Amo"l Nrth ac! Piil'.m n 1'S- Si.' 1 r. ar. ', 1 I. V l('Hkf !'.. el , - .in fv-m- tn '. C. . C-'- irU i - C . '- i 1 V HV f tt-- ' r-- t- WHERE t- - ! Z I" pil dti', .f li;;--- LAUNCHED TODAY f.i-- .i MEN AND : : : : : : : AFFAIRS city yesterday. to Provo. I t. ..rtl . (in tro-.-.1 rf l jMr.u W. J !!!,. IK Ll. ' !. Iep irin.i !.' .. tri;i? hrc .V i l t SNAKE RIVER CO. IS ?.; wrr unlv .ir t In th- Dw-prh ir;.',v In lh fatb iM.i !!',. j'irr.c u 'l I r d irr-Hti- i Feci cf Himself And Wir. j .... in ... .jtlnti 1.. s,.- - : ? 4; j f I Wi t . i ,we!.rd nioek Sf j ' ;r o,. and ,ti.,n ..... , vlr- -i ;t ;,fc.rrd j I .... r 1 rn.i v. '...p.. - r. . , z: it", romn 1 - - " ' - STREETS Os..ll5sl4.1..w 1 j - ; ' l t'-rr- j "CAKE-WAL- K" ON LONDON f Nw Trk .V-rty A. A U.bin A Co.. ..j;tl.r. J'Min .;rr.t.h.i I r !'.',"! t! t J? DID A 1 Ctttt . il.u.t- - r MCt-- l l't. and C.tr-.- r a 12 with it t.tllv .if f'r-- t i:'!..-.; r f. rr !.: trl t :.; Hi ! ar.. t. it! r. I",: U.U .'r. 1 C. K'-r- ;1 BTiiirnT. LOCAL QUOTATIONS. 1. I ..' 1. T.r.. v. j buildirg. ' - While away on your vacation have The Telegram sent to you. Costs you the same as at your home. Drop just a postal to The Telegram office. rents. in ! j : call. i:;;.;n,.u shan s at $30; West, I)a!v i) r,t?. Jn m!. I M. A this department of trc rontl iftion will propably l e awarded. Cenaral Manager Jackllng will rnnn .;'. "' S5 - ystr 'nv's r - t- r-- - r- l"fi at t. A4.444-4- 4 at S3S.lt,. Crainl Ccr.trnl. KM at $l.'e. Lov.--at Mr; !"0 a' Vtc; Yuhimotli, K'O at si'e. Silver Shiel-1at Star Ce.a., !n: at 'r. New York. 7' i t 3 c. Yankee. ? ' at 31c. OPEN HOARD. at it. P. Grand CVntrn!, Low-r Mamm nh. p.o at S.-at Ki at Vf at Mc : P' at v.V California, 1 ;' at lie; uuj at !' .Ie Rowers, ;;.' at lo. TOTAL SALT!?. 3.'""' shares, for .v,:C.'Y )pen. :Tf.o sl,::r'S, for $TT.L'". .. Total, '?i' iliares. for 2o ; . t 1 i .l'.'"s Yankee ! - .17 . stage road between Auburn and For- est Hill, the noted mining camp. This road is 'raverseo" by the United States mail and passenger stages and Wells. Fargo & Co.'s express, and is largely utilized by the miners and prospectors of this rich mineral region. The militia is scouring the hills around those places, and the shooting is taken to indicate that the refugees have separated and are seeking to make their escape singly or in pairs. This theory is partly borne out by the announcement that the negro, Seavis. and two other convicts left the band last night, and were reported to have been seen by a farmer headed toward Flacerville. LET IT FOLLOW YOU. e.-n- H.tnt I.,iin ' tie r.. rite .tt.i.l--I'nul v r I'uili" i'i rrt j i!'m i:m ; at SI rnt:t b) at SJ rent.. 3' at cent?, 2o0 at S2. rnrts. 100 at S'.4 rents. 400 at S2 mrt?. Star 'onsolielated hold 5'0 at rents. cents, and COM at ut was offerrd Wed Daly with ;:i5.M bid; May Day at cents, with 124 tents bid. and 1'nel.- Sam at 2.V4 rrnt. with LI j rent ft bid. 4- - .20 4 -" R:l at 100 ! l.ei 7.P i j i.:i. Mammoth crossed the river at the Mammoth Bar Ontario mine, and while there took forcible pos- Petro 21'4 session of a Chinese store and helped Siieramer.to Silver Kins: .13 themselves to a quantity of provisions. Silver Sr.!. H A2 It is supposed that they crossed early South S wanc a in the morning, as the miners were Si:ir Consolidated Sunshine .;.;, aroused from their sleep by the barkCtah ing of dogs. .22. Sam Consolidated The convicts are probably headed Cncle Pnited St.itcs "o..lXat Mining for the railroad, which affords easy ac- Butler Liberal .It cess at almost any point between Au.1) California burn and Towle. Miners along the Century a Bowers river are gathering up their little bags Jo.' Em Heine cans are of and golddust and hurryManhattan ."'2;-ing to Auburn. ."iarthu Washington ... The Buleher ranch is located on the Nr-York follows: 1200 at Hl4 rents. 7') at u l At. M" ! Am tlrr ?r..i!'- I - I AV. 1.05' 7. oa .- ! .(VJ-- .1 r.Iamrr.oth May Day in:.tr..n larc an t " tJ; BRO ? f. hl-"- i.r.t pd Bell j P' A'J . opened th after- noon call with the rale of H1) fe!J.r Ftxty days. shares Pt Inot 40! 2 cents for J'"'"0 shirrs. I.ov.er M.iminnlli wns :i he:tVV " 1 . h-il- t?.;htlv in rvm;,.t!tv ,n ti,..M,i- - ..fE.r. y t'acr Tti n. irk t wu i j r . which of At .Hth;ii'.t naN tji- - i urrt t j;!v r;i raci!!'it'v n. :it e Daly-Judir- 1. 4 !).' Daly West Dexter Eagle & Blue Pel Galena Grand Centra! Horn Silver V. Npw 4- - s 2.00 l.Ta .. 1 S'lUnif AFTERNOON CALL. .2 1.;.3 1..V) J. WILL GRAY main 1 d thry !(rt!T .' Creel e Biily Daly-Judg- e FOLSOM PENITENTIARY, July 30.- Guard Cochrane, who was terribly cut by the convicts, is on a fair way to recovery. The doctors say his condition is satisfactory. It is reported that the convicts .4 .Z 1.1T. Consolidated Mercur .. hit uu New Yerk Crtstral f' Chieac'i Terrr,inJ ;rrfrrT-Jumj- -r 1 All Outing Suits HALF PRICE of ir.jortiy ;l.ir l'rnti)'lvMid.i rR about narr.v .ml irr d i afi-.- .2 Ajax Bullion Beck Carisa Coagor MINERS GATHER GOLD DUST ANU HIDE IT EOR FEAR OF FUGITIVES. r.pp T' YORK. July 1 !vw.-- t4 iiw li ii ? 12 NCYV Ti S6.00 Quality $3.00 $4.50 Quality $2.25 $5.00 Quality $2.50 $4.00 Quality $2.00 Selling Movement on Narrow Margin Sets in on Wall Street. sleeks u o Lov ATCHISON MNESS; IDES LEADS FALL SO.'. The morning rail on the stock exchange recorded sales aggregating unshares, which had a selling value of $7212.25. Prices generally remained Lower changed, although there was a drop in Silver Shield and an advance in Mammoth. The latter stock opened at SI ccntn on the regular call and closed at 85 cents on the curb. Silver Shield dropped to 12 cents with the sale of 1000 shares, and closed with 11 bid and 12U cents asked. 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