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Show Viii, 0AL1 LAivu iiiviiS. iiiUttsuAi . J 01A i , iol fi --J- n!Z TO MAKE 25 PER CENT YOU SHOULD PURCHASE YOUR SHOES FROM US As We Are Manufacturers And Exglusiyr Agents For & x jTsTturn , e.rreed, OurOwnMake 1 0KPte i;,h, Infant,. Which Has Become a They Cannot be .. at pkici:s that Their Names Are Sufficient to Insure the B X C ELLED. Conr,encc of .he Public. Defy Competition. HOUSEHOLD WORD. M '1 1 I Watch this advertisement. We have something that will interest SI I hi r tpti I yu-- You win ai1 want t befre scho1 pens a&ain-i- i is useM VllllLLlwll e and wont cost you anything. W. H. ROWE, Assistant Superintendent. T. G. WEBBER, Superintendent. Il'piiii lliiifl mZH T) f"nvR"RY l I (V f VMl Aitbou :h our small profits will not IV f allow ua to you furniture on ex l Vj X T1 II - Ueuieiy lout! time, weeau aell you rM l At Prices to Make You Happy! CCf'kO jl In tMa Counter, and we nropoee to maintain our well yiiult "h. V'Vv earned npuiutiou us ita lA'adem m lo 1'rioa. tttdjm BESTGOODSI -- m21 nmvocDiY furniture co. m FURNITURE & CARPET CO. 207, 205) nnd ail St' Rot1, corner Second SontJhw Are sbowtng the meet Saturate Its of FURNITURE CARPETS Tapestries and Upholsteries in the city. We) make n specialty of furnlnhlnu private reside-n- throng! at. Kvwrvthlrc n ivil rn. Oil' oeot''rle. in are lilgelow and ht oUh A iminsteni, Itoyal Wiltons, Kidder-uwusu- ti s, ii.il., vc Also a large Una CHINESE AND JAPANESE MATTINGS EARLS FMHITIjilE A.D CARPET CO. Tke Holme Hulliting, Corner State J loud and Second JouUi St . ..... cunmuGTon & compmv. The Leadiug House in Salt Lake Cilj for Jlinins aad Family Trftd. Dealer in rv-- Dealers in STAPLE ffrr UW FANCY M3.rmm GROCERIES. m;f SUPPLIES. tl K. nt South. aSJ522SS- - lmh' t""' Have removed tlieir Miiinmoth Miuinjr and Family Supply Hows t more commodious quarters, and are now located ia the Hooper Blocli, 21 23. 1st Sonth GEO. A. LOWE, Dealer in all kinds of first-cla- ss AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ! Buggies, Surries and Road Carts. Handsome, Stylish and Durable. Steam Engine. Saw BIUIs, Etc. Railroad Contractors' Supplies. v7"a.r2ioia.so: 133 to l5 iTirst East St. AGabeTaiIor." X ' 'ill Suits to rlcr t $15.00 to $55.00. v :3 l'ants to Order 3.50" 14 00. my yJsV All made by first-clas- s workmen in the City. Suits Made ia 21 t-f- l 'M hours, l'ants made in 6 ttjuru. M 4. 65 w-2n-d South aIt Lake City Geo. II. Scott, Ja. Olendenning:, II. S. Itumfleld, Trcsideut. Secretary. Geo M. Scott & Co. (I.NCOUTOKATSD.) DIALERS L Hardware, Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Mill Findings, Etc. . A pent" for the Dodge Wood Puller, Rocblincr's Steel Wire Rope, Va-cuum Cvliuder aud Engine Oils, Hercules I'owder, Atlas Engines and Killers, iVIaek Injectors, Buffalo Scales, Jefferson lioiss Y una, ISlake HlLups, Miners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, Etc. lOei Alain Street. Salt Lake City, Utah. .v i i' yi t, i r Ml II II I 1 t ' ' '' ' """5 1 t r48 ........ ,AV r i' vr t if-- . r, .. ,4, 1 i -- ';i;inGK discount :SK!t iV i .c - ' I 1 PERINI BROS. '.'V'v? "' ';'. Manufacturers and reilers In ft',4j'fJ. Umbrellas, -- Parasols, Walking . Canes. , fCl KID GLOVES! " f-- . Jp.'liWt 1 ' i' F.verv pair fitted to the band, rmbrollan and Parasoll A' ?siT5. ,. J tl ro e 've ed an rjyaired ou sUo t notice. 'arasol made M 'V.-''.-- ' - i'i U y es. hj fc . KnnWforJ Hotel, 2W State St., Salt Lake City. Utah. (f JL.J 4f,?t Main 8tore;-9- 5j Sixteenth St., Dnvwr, Colo. i the pioneer! BtiU leads In tha manufacture of the celebrated ( BOSTON ICE CREAM. N The purest aud beat. Delivered to any part of the city. oOcPorQuart! l'lenlcs and Parties supplied upon ihort notiee, 108 Main St., and (8 East "r: t S'mtn, The tremendous stock of J. D. Criss consisting of boots, shoes, trunks, velises and men's furnishing goods will be sold at cost. C. E. WINSTON, Assignee. Corner Main and Third South. KING YANKEE, DEALERS IN Hardware, Stoves, Furnishing Goods, Carpenters' Tools, Bronze Gsods, Etc. A Full Line Always in Stock, 13 State Street, 0 It Lake City. PABST MILWAUKEE, BOHEMIAN AND IIOFBRAN On draught at Fritz Kiepen, c':er Bier Koeni.'s Cafe du Louvre, 13, 15, 17 and 19 Commercial St., Basement The stme HOT 1 KM IAN BEER on draught at the Clift House bar, Charley Denhalter, proprietor. Till irnSTXIST ZT JZ&JZTZZCIA. D. SI. BICCK a CO., l,Scnis Fraser & Chalmers, GhiGago; L. C. Trent, General Western Blunajrer, Salt Luke City, Utah Helena, Montana. Mirir Macliincrj ! And Machinery for the Systematic Reduction of Ores by Amalgamation, Cos centration, Smelting a;id Eeacbing. builders of the Homestake. Granite Mountain. Drum Lmumnri, Anaconda, blue bird, Lexington and Compaires' Keduction Works. Hoisting Kngities, Geared and Direct Act-ing; I'lospectiiig and Development Hoists; Builders of Improved Air Com. pressors and Wire Tramways, Frue Yauuing Machines and Euibrey ELEGTRIG MOTORS! Solo Western Agents for Lidfrerwood Hoisting Engines and Tyler Wire Works Double Crimperl Mloini; Cloth, Eieclric bight I'lants, Diamond Core Prospecting Drills, Concentra-tion Milis. Electric Elevators, band Kock Dnlis and Compressors, Otis ls Talois, Knowles' I'uuips, Koot blowers, Kingslandi& Douglas Saw Mills. Shay Patent Locomotives 1 F. E. WARREN Mercantile Co. Has recently been appointed the general agents for the world renowned STEINWAY k --sV PIANOS, Tor Utah, Itluho ami Wyoming. We have just received a com- - plete stock of the new sty les and a coritial invitation is extended to the public to call aud examine them. F. E. Warren Mercantile Co. I 73 West Second South SU have besn worked to any (treat depth so it has been purely speculative as to whr.t they mi .'ht develop. ( ne of then properties m the Tesora which has been worked under lease for a yeaa. A short time ago in running n drift the iron whs passed through and a chute of 00 ounce silver ore was penetrated which hi now been ilriveu on for 10'J feet and is two feet wide. The lease expire in a tew weeks and the lessees are losing no time in taking out that ore. lSlow tti Iron. For two or three years past several alines about Silver have been worked profitable for the argeutitierous ores Ihe produced. The ore has been com-paratively low grade in silver and was jot found in very large bodies, but be lause of its iron contents and ilsdesira-ilit-as a tluxing material it has been uite remunerative. Noue of the uiiues MINES AND MINING. M. J. F'beridan of the Chicago Mining Excbutifr Gat-- to Binjhm te Study I s ldiur,tl BtiourciU. LVD SEE SOME UTAH BONANZA'?. Eaok From ILuysvale Rich Fnh Springs SbiiiuiuuiB Local anl Geutrai Mmiug Hoks- !r. J. Sheridan, preident of the Chicago mining and metal exciunge Bct.-on- t ; a tii (1 (ieorge Arthur Ilice today Dii a Hying visit to limgl.um to make au inspoetinti of one or two of the Uading Qiiaes. They wiii return tonight when Mr. Sheridan will start at once for Helena, Mont., wlit.ro he has some min-ing interests. Mr. Sheridan said that if ho was not railed lioiiie by a picture of business matters hu would devote considerable limn to a study of Utah's mineral There was be thought much Interest in witting in his city. Years igo Chicago capitalists had been badly bitten in wild cat mines and had at one time regarded all s ich investments R'ith suspicion, but these suspicions were now being dissipatedsand would antler favorable circumstances soon be entirely removed. Jt would only be necessary to give a few of them a chance to make some money when capital would again make mining I.oonl and () nrl XV. A Wilson of the Manae mill was in town yesterday. The tailings at the Ontario mill hae been valued at ITOD.ODO. No ore is being shipped this summer from the mines in Woodside (iulch at Park City, everything tied up with liti-gation. Sam Levy is feeling rather prosper-ous bv reason of the goo I returns he is gettin'e from the Hoaring Lion. Con-siderable qualities are being shipped which net $'00 a ton. James Ucrry. one of the owners of the Nctta at Bingham, is in the city. He has taken 101 tons of ore out of his mine this summer by drifting along the vein and in no place has a depth of twelve feet been exeeeded. M0RNIC ARRVALS. Wlkr-Jo- hn W. liecillPV, OlftS. H Glhson, trfmitvlUe; J. U. Hardin, Cl.eyennn; W. .i. lie ami two children. Mis A (Jr.u-- . . S'llldn: M. T. Ilnse.nl', I. ,1. Kern. '.l.; MWs Mary Hell, .lenni" Hell. Win. W. T "una i. wf.) . and daughter. San Francisco; Cynthia M. Lambert, Denver. KnuMf.r.' C J. White. New York; Hen Manv and wife. St. Louis; Win. P. Stewart. N'w'Y.rk: Mrs. K. Hodee C. J Ho so, H'UU'hton: ieo. J. Adam. C!i)ea A.Si.eji-aid- , Mew Yurie; M. Dalchtn, Loudon. 30 For Cent Ul.couut On the fine millinery nnd hair goods slock formerly owned by Mrs. llutton at 14 East First South street. This is a genuine closing out sale and entire stock must be closed out by Saturday night. Don't miss it. S. li. Conf.i.y, Assignee. Come Only We a and Limited are Number buy o going Kussets your Left. to We Russet Sell sell Them shoes at them of Cost at us. & Lynch. cost. Ml nine Eicliang. Until Crescont was reached on the lecond call everything looked favorable for a whitewash; then Bamberger went (o tho bat and olTorod to sell at 01. idler thirty. Joe DaviJ quickly took In a thousand shares of this stock at this price, aud would have taken more, but none was oll'ered. After the i.'e was broken with the sslo of Crescent, Big Hole, Cleveland, Horn Silver and Stanley clipped in bo as to swell the total to 5J00 shares. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. s s I BTOCifS. f ? j I au AUiante 1 Anchor 6 no Aiiex )' Hai nes' Sul Im Kin ih ie r mio ;.'l i'--'i '! lieut hureka MO L'levelauU -- (' 35 !'5 :t CollTO W Cre..'ent lttti H 'l Uaiy Ulell ,. B I iivti Silver.... 101 3 0 3 3 20 Sialad 'i Maiiuniith 2 Nort!: Eureka it1. Northora Siiy " (,J Di.tuilo 38 .0 Btanley 8WJ W 09 'OK r. u co ' l tall Oil "t Woodxule Silver ;tJ !JM X Hi days s dle"r;m. bujer 3J. SAI f.S OF STOCK. 200 shares of Clevel nd ' .!. MJ.J shares of HlB llolo Placer .31; 20 day call. snares of Orescent, (?;6lc. iO shares of Horn Silver H 0 shures of Manley '. tie. aa) iliaies of Stanley c, seller 30. TCMMV'S OHK KKCUll'TS. The receipts of ore in the city today were as follows; bishop & Currie have 130 tons of llrooklvn. Hodges has twenty-eigh- t tons of Markhain. McVicker has four tons of Yoseraite Ko. 1. Snme It ch Slilimnnu. Thd rich shipments which have been made this summer from Fish Springs are exciting considerable comment in mining circles. From ihe Galena, fully $.'0,000 worth of ore has been sold ex-clusive of smelting charges, aud yst no greater depth than fifty feet has been attained. The Utah, o'u the same vein, has a larger vein and a richer ore, but it has not been so well developed. The Wildcat and Emma are believed to he mines of equally as much merit when they shall be thoroughly opened. Ily No. 3 Sha t nd Holtin Wnrki 1'ho big No. 2 shaft on the Daly on which a tine hoisting plant is to be placed is down 'O feet daep. r drills were lately started on it md the sinking is now being done very last. Thegalbws frames for the new bolster are now being put up and it will only be a few weeks more before the new machinery will be working. |