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Show , t a t rr- i TUB - Utah National Bank. nozza states roo6ixoix . aJ! sum, utjjl MONEY. - APRIL- 2, 1901. OGDEN. UTAH, fiATFITDATMOlISiycr, EXAMINER, UORKIXQ reach the merits of tne rase. M. Wyse I ft ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft "But alt Is not finished. Suits DAY. CELEBRATE ft will go on. We tll seek the support ft One of the Largest Artificial Bodies of of the public and press tn a campaign Wilkesharre, Pa.. April 1. All ft of public purification. the World Threatens to Sub6 the collieries in thhi district are 6 The Panama Canal company is 6 idle today, the miners remaining 6 merge an Ohio Valley. to carry out the transfer with- 6 away from work to celebrate the ft Celina. O., April 1. Much apprehenft anniveroary of the eight-housion is felt around the Grand reservoir out reference to appeals, a the comday, ft in which the water has been rising pany is advised that the derision of ft in the soft coal region. ft rapidly since bint night. Moot appre- the court reaffirms its prims facie ft hension Is at the other end, near SL rights. OftftOftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft Mary,. This is one of the largest artificial 1 todies of water in the world-beinten miles long and from two to tour miles In width, and covering about 20.000 acres, its hank, are from feet high. It waa len to tweniy-fiv- e constructed on the summit between the Ohio river and the lake, so a, to feed the canal both ways. Having outlets Into the Maumee and the Wabash rivers, its water take opposite direction, and in the event of a serious break the damage would be beyond deHas shown the importance of having scription. The state waa engaged from 1837 to 843 In constructing this great lake and it ha, been the scene of much trouble. RESERVOIR HELM IMPENDING 1-- 2 2 Btfls mfis pays NB1XSL fORBOS aU pad arrnsnt BANK CLEARINGS. Clearing. 1. Beattie, April $fiQ7.82l; 8163.434. balanres, Clearing. 1334.-t- ll Portland. April 1. Clearing balauce. JiHi,598. Spokane. April 1. Clearings, balanres. $24,242. 1: Tacoma. April 1. : balances. 132.432. 82C8.-5S- WOOL. Hsrrimas vroull refuse the basis of settlement and would nut accept a portion of bl interests in Great Northern stork. 51 r. Bunn said: . "I think Mr. liarriman will There would appear to be no other way out of the matter, lie sold hi Northern Pacific stock outright, ha lieen paid for it. and be ceeme to have no further rlaim upon that Identical an-ept- block.-- KANSAS CITY CATTLE. Cattle : native steers li'0. Steady naiito cow ami heifer h.rpft 4.3H; auvker uiid feeders 2.750 ralve, 2.736 4.::u; bull, 25"i C.25; western Meerw 3.40fi4.40; western cows r.,imn. steady; bulk Il0p,il,-,-riit- i id wale 3.i hi 4i 5.12 heavy 5.05r , ri.i'00312 1 2; pig and 5.13: liKht, 1.010. Siegdy : mutSheep tons I.OOfii 3.:i5; lamliK 4.75ft 5.75: range 1. Ciijr. April Katina -H- en-ip;, jwi-kcr- 1.23! 5.00; ewe Wt-lhi-- CHICAGO 3.U06 4.50. LIVESTOCK. i i MARKETS LOCAL Owing to a scarcity In the egg supply people will prubebly have to pay more for their Easter cRg- - U Is likewho ly, however, that thowe dealers have a gixnl supply on hand will sot cents, raise from the price of 17 until they have to pay an Increased wholesale price. Dealers not having laid in large quantities before the scarthe city nuiHt necessarily increase price a, eggs are selling now in Sait City at 5.6U per rase. California asparagus is a new arrival 4u the rnarkot aud sell, at 15c per pound. Fresh pine apple have made an and are selling at 35c to 5dc each, the price depeudiug tiuin slue. Fresh tomatoc are in market, liui at tiie aliuoat prohibitive price of 20c per April 1. CatUe receipt pound. Celery I, now out of market. 1,500; atrady. Gotidlo prime at sen 3.236 The following are the market rul6.80; poor to medium 3.506 5.25: stock-er- a and feeders 2.7565.25; rows 1.750 ing price: Rhubarb, 15 cent. 4.30; h ei fort 2.0064.50; rannent 1.750 Artichoke,, 10c each. 2.50; bull 264; calve 15065.50. Irk Gc a bunch. HOGS Receipt today 24.000: to 1tah potatoes, 15c a hunhsL morrow 18.000; 501 De higher; mlsed Beets two rents a pound. and butcher 6.2005.35; good to choice Apples, fl.60 to 11.75 a bushel. heavy 6.3005.40; rough heavy 5.200 Cabbage four cent a pound. 6.30; light 505.30; bulk of Male 5.150 6.30. Parsnip, carrot sad turnips each two cents a pound. SHEEP Rerelpta 5.000; atrady. Spinach, 5 rents a pound. Good to choice wether 4.7505.25; fair Green onions, I bunches for flv to choire mixed 3.7504.75; western sheep 4.5005.25; native lam be 4.500 rents. Lritnoa, three heads for 10 cents. 0.00; western larnbe 4.756 5.75. Radishes, three hunches tor a dims CaullSower, 16 to 15 cents a head. OMAHA CATTLE. California figs and dates, 15 cents a pound. 1. Omaha. April Cattle Rerelpla Black fig, three pounds for 25 eeata 3.700. Steady to atrong: active; steer 10 rents each. Cocoanut 8.5005.15; cow and heifers 2.7004.10; la now fd per sack, if pounds Sugar Htorker and for $1.00. canned 1.8002.671-2- ; feeders 2.8004.00; calves 3.0005.75; High patent Sour ssHa for per bulls 2.3503.40. hundredweight; straight grade for HOGS Receipt, 7.000. Market 5e $3.70. higher; heavy 5.0065.10; mixed 5.000 Coal ell eella for 20 cants h gallon, 1.05; light 4.6505.10; piga 4.0004.76; or $1.40 for five gallon can. bulk of ealea 6.0005.09. butter sella for 26 cents SHEEP Receipts 1.000. Strong; a Creamery pound and ranch 20 easts. western yearlings 4.7565.00; wethers cheese eella for 17 2 eeata common a.Hooper 4.4005.25; ewe 4.1565.85; pound. and Blocked 2.0004.73; larnbe 5.000 Ksstcrn cheese, 20 cents. 5.85. Eggs sell for 20c a doves. Lemons, 20 cents a don San Francises. Oranges from 15 to 50 cent a doses. SO cents a dosea. Bananas, Alta I Crown Point 20 Eastern spring chicken are selling Andes 48 Gould ft Currie 44 rents. for 25e a pound. Hen, 17 Belcher 28 Justice 2 Halibut, 16c; Bounders, sole and Best ft Belcher 240 Mexican 255 melts sell for 12 9 cents a pound: Bullion 8 Occidental Con 89 baa 17 2 cents; salmon 20 striped 120 Caledonia Ophlr 600 salaioa 15 and 20 cents Smoked eeata 22 Overman 24 Challenge Con a pound. Chollar 20 Pot ol 26 Crabs !5e and 30c. Lobsters lie pw Confidence 100 Savage 57 pound. C C ft Va 195 Sag Belcher 12 Oysters, dry 36 oanta par pound nr Hierro NevaJa 77 Con Imperial 2 pint Silver bars, 65. Lard retails for 15 cents a pend. Mexican dollar. nomlnaL Pickled pig feet, throe poanda for Drafts, night. 12. 25 cents. 15. Drafts, telegraph, eeata. Finnan haddlea, 17 Pleklad lambs tongue, 40 anata a don SALT LAKE QUOTATIONS. cn. Beef Mu, 11 cents per pound Beef ribs, sets. 10c per ponud. YESTERDAYS QUOTATIONS. Rib roast, 12 2 cents. Veal breast. 12 9 cents. fUrlutn steak, 15 cents. and porterhouse Meek, 17 2 cents. eeata. Round steak, 12 Check steak, 13 cents. Rib boiling beef, 7 cents. Beef shoulder clod 10 eeata. Rump roasts, 10 tn 12 2 rent. Isitn and rib pork chops, 16 eeata Whole pork Joins, 11 cento's pound. Veal neck 10 cento. to 17 2 eeata Veal cutlets. 16 Sliced ham, 20 cent. Rolled ham, 20 cent a Rreakfaat bacon, 20 cents. cents Sausage. 12 rente Dry salt bacon, 12 cento a pound. Pickled pork. 12 Home eared breakfast bacon, 15c. rents. Chopped ana 12 Thu price la each Instance to by the 83-5- 1-- 2 1-- 1-- 1-- 1 1-- 1-- 1-- 3 GOOD SIDEWALKS The Cleveland 1. track, of the 1-- 2 Alsen 1-- A Telephone Co. Timothy hay. loose sells for $12.00 per ton. Timothy baled. 75c a bnadred. Alfalfa haled, 65c a hnndrsd. Alfalfa hay. loose. $10.06 per toa. Wheat. $1.86 per hundred. Oats, $L56. ' Corn $1.46. Barley. $1.85. Rye, $166 per sack. Bran and shorts, $1.20 per sack. Shorts alone, $1.20. MRS. BOTKIK TELES STOUT laly-Wee- L 1iu a 23.73; 10 a 35 9". Jon Bullion-Pec- 200 at 500 k. Btjtler-Libera- l, Daly-Wes- f 50 t. Tetro, i: 26.01; at 29. OPEN BOARD SALES. etru, 10. at HI 600 at at 26. 1 85. at 10: 500 at 25.75. THE MERGER. BL Paul, April 1. C. W. Bunn, general counsel for the Northern Pariflc, baa returned from New Voile, where he went to consult with Messrs. Hill and Morgan relative to the affairs of the securities company. Mr. Bunn says the plan for rloslng up the affairs of the merger company as outlined In Mr. Hills circular to shareholder, will he unquestionably carried out. As to the report (hat Mr. 2540 Wellington Avanu Before you atari call Sharmans , ft Pastes and all points East ....11:4 L Chicags aad fit. Loria V .. .. Himtftd .. Esl 11, Local from AMERICAN FLAN. , Bates:. $2 to f3. par day. r AD modorn Improvements. Dip fog room on fifth floor, giving grand view of lake, mountain and valley, commercial mens headquarters. Street ear service every five Did to Three blocks east of Union telegram from the liank at at Bt. Marys a large force prevent tha a Proprietor ei-- P-t . P,. nekeHlJlLoSit aa U.HENBT. (ULBO 0, Waal Aw BROS. Ogden Steam Laundry. Saddler and We call your attention to Something New AFOOT WARMER Come and Try One Free of Charge CO. SILVER KINO SALOON MURPHY 41 GIBLIN. Prop' First Claw Wine Liquors and Cigar Your Patronage Solicited. ' - 132 Twenty-Fift- BL h pictoR TIME CARD. Effective Xev. AT REASONABLE HACKS and COUPES furnished DEPART. 01411 aad Expraro 0 Overland limited for Co sari! Bluff Omaha, Denver, Kansas City aad AU TING TABLG X San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R Co. X For Provo, Lent, Fairfield aud Mercnr, connecting at Nephl for Mantl and Intermediate points on Saapete Valley Ry.... For Garfield Beach, TooMamele, Stockton, moth, Eureka and Silver City (via .Leamington cutoff) . . ....... .... For Provo, American Fork, Le6L Juab, Mll fold, Frisco, Calientea and intermediate points RATES. for BALLS, 6..,,. bn Pistes 1 Yvpr Staff Omaha, Kansu Cfty and OaomeO Denver. WEDDINGS Provo, American Fork, LehL Juab, Milford, Frisco, Calientea and Intermediate points From Provo, LahL Fai s ftdid, Merrur and Valin Ry. point. From Silver City, Mam- moth. Eureka, Stockton, Fast 101 0 If you want eastern earned beef ge - Wirft'-- TEAMSTERS... STOCKMEN Tooele Beach For Courteous Treatment Stop at ffl. ax.oouft P.arir.A. T. W. OCUJXE. T. F. F 9.35 j 5.35 rm 'buoui' LUil OREUOX THE aad Eft 1903. jXw. Garfield DIP ART. rsrt land. .11:51 0 Pocatello, Msntpaltar Butts 7 X X and .... ontk e M, 10 Balt Inks and 201 Main Street City Ticket Offlc 41111 Isli Hi points TaL 25ft Ko. 4ggOaaM4M46el660 :10a For particulars, call on or address ABRITK or J. L agent Salt Lake Rout MOORE. COMMERCIAL AGENT. BiOOpm . V. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt Xte 1 Salt Lake 0 Butts aad PosataHo X Balt Lake City, Utah. 12:45 Kxnress X 11 SaH Lake aad Tlatie 0:55r X 1- - Balt Lake aad Mil- - - n ..II20m fard Owl tSaloon G. G Reburg, Prop. Is to be moved from No. 143 25th Street, to the place now occupied by the Eagle Saloon X X X 0 Fertland aad Butte.. 7:00 aad PoutiHe 5:36p terval C. A. HENRY, Ticket AgnX H. COBBX, Pm A in- When you hear the hammer ring or nee the flare of the torch, yoo know what is taking piare yonr train I bring "looked ever." In thl nta'lerof examining equipment frequently and thoroughly -- fh Burlington la, perhaps, a little mors systematic thaa any other railroad. The reason to IT PAYS. To Omaha and Chicago, leave Denver 4:15 pi m. and 10:35 p. m.; to Kaniat City and St. Louis 3:00 p. m. and 10:35 p. m. A 79 W, R. F. NE8LEN, Second South General Agen BALT LAKE CITY. BL O. P. Ofdaa, Dteft 4 1. A, Balt Lake Ctty, of the ign Times! 3SSP Santa: to Chicago and the East over the t double-trac- k railway- between the Missouri River and Chicago. Excellent service in everv particular One of these train, the Overland Limited, la the most luxurious train In the world. Electric - lighted throughout. Direct connections at Omaha via I Tim Line to St. Paul j and Minneapolis. only - A1CH1S0H, TOPEKA & SAKTA North-Weste- rn Ticket Office, Ft Art, a JL BURLEY, at station--that-l- a, 10:30 IB Oacha Valtey Tntea saath sf Jaab da net nfi Q. o o . 3 Salt Lakh aad is tar-7:00a. mad iats point Baadaj ; at every-- division of a hundred mile or & a ..,,.(,. 5:35 p m X Ail trains- are examined VXM CARD. teter-mediat- 8 OC9ICSO . JL 3:00 a m southern Utah and Nevada. KINNEY. Props. TREATED, 25th Street ft p. inter-mediat- ASK YOUR FRIENDS AS TO WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN WELL Whips, Tents and Wagon Covers Stock Saddle. 3370 Washington Av. 'Phsn 114a. 2:40 li2B und Butts 11 Caehs VaQsy 7:15p No. ALL TRAINS DAILY. IB Balt Lake and Xtetie 10:45 a. e Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car X 0 Salt Lake and Service between Salt Lake, Milford, T:30ih points Modena and Calientea. Direct stags Xo. 3 Bate Lak Provo, connection for all mining districts in all and MiUoid patera ! CLEARY J. C. PLATT SADDLERY CO. caw rise a fall lias of Gloves, Blankets, Mfrs. of High Grade Harases and .. ...... It 10 p, From The Dew- Drop Inn to Ballard's. v V' City. Da Mail Sen-pet- 1- " ........ BilBft Uarited vsr and all paints seal, .. dafly .... . . . , . .7.30 a m ARRIVE. TRAINS MET BY Tsbmi Maff X ft seat daily 1:41 ft 4 Atlantis Fifiss foe Dover, (taah Gesneti Bleff Kansas City aa4 aB potote east, TiUfm DEPART. ALLENS CARRIAGES. MEAT MARKET es? ... .Till Dspet, Third, West and South Temple east, daily .. Xa I Overlaid fit, Balt Lake City FUNERALS and THEATRE PARTIES. James Ballards J. 22, 130ft Jfo. 25th Street. Dispatch. STORAGE ; . Charley & Hong, Props. Heavy Machinery and Freight Haidled with K I AisaCOfidki u Extra fins dinner on Sunday and Si Wednesday, from 12 to 3 p. cento. Wa give nice lunch all day. Short orders at all hour fresh oyster game and Bah In Mason. No Damage to Property in Handling. Original Can cess ieesire of Panama Canal CharactertoM Himself. Paris, April 1. Bonaparte Wysc, t he original concesslonalra af the Panama caaal, in an interview today, rrttlclstng the Panama Canal derision, says he haa been moved by the loftiest motives, mainly to prevent the new company from absorbing the payment to be made by the United States snl thus deprive the old company of its lust share. He also haa fought to prevent carrying out what he designates aa a "mount rtws t rims" In the abandonment of the canal aa a French en- -. terpefse. and declares tha deeUlna of the rouri waa technical sad did not 0 Agt Winning friends and customer every day. Do you like jour laundry dnlt finish, smooth finish or noma other finish? We give you JuRt what you want; dn tha work a little better thaa the other launderen do it. Try and BEK. FURNITURE VANS. Be Drug Store Os 35. PARLOR RESTAURANT ILVER OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. MOVED BY LOFTY MOTIVES. Defendant In Poisoning Casa Contraof dicts Other Testimony 115 Witneso Denies Connection With Crime It will be opened on April 4th, w Ban FrancJaro, April 1. Mrs. Cor1904 with a full line of Ggars delia Botkin was nafl this morning as the first witness for the defense In and Liquors. her trial for the murder of Mrs. Dun ning kr means of poisoned randy. She told at length Of her relations with John P. Dunning, whom she said she first met tn Golden Gate Park, and bad assisted financially. She raid he alto The Depot received $800 from Mrs. Corbally. She aald she waa in Humboldt county oa June 17. 1597. the data of the postmark on an anonymous tetter malted to Mrs. Dunalng from San Francisco. She denied that she wrote the tetter, and also denied the stateWe make a specialty ment concerning her movements made of Prescriptions. la the testimony of Mira Lizrie Liver-nss- h. Bbe said she had never Inquired Telephone orders regarding the effects of poisons, and had never contemplated suicide. She promptly attended to. the emphatically denied purchasing handkerchief found in the box of pois- -E. CAVE, Prop. oned candy. Phe asserted thei she had never in her life been tn the slots of Hass ft Bon. where the candy I alleged to have been bought. 1;C g, Wu St Loui Msw Task aid tax Free radlaing hahr htedtote, ro, mnrta th5 la 412 am 1:46 C. BIGELOW, TRANSFER Phone 21 -- NM u. ALLEN fok Che Winning Ways Harness a ,7:06 i.L, Wall g FUNERALFCRNISBIKGS 220 ' .iitf f Our Laundry Ways are 620K. UTAH. OGDEN, 1:18 lire-- ABUTS DAILY. X OPEN ALL NIQHT. REED HOTEL Lsul Chas J. A. Lindquist . , East 1 panto txiim, .........i Atlaatia fiofoto Street. Twenty-fourt- h y at ,. K at Mail all Uk ft Chifff HwA Please Travel, BUTI Wholesale Tha Largest Ufa Insurance Policy Ever Taken Out la by Jamca Colgate of New York. The New York. March 31. 1IW4. largest insurance policy ever taken out by an individual, namely one fur $1,600,000. bus Just been issued by the Mutual Life of this city to James C. Colgate, banker and financier and member of the stock exchange firm of James B. Col gate and company. Following its conservative methods the Mutual Life has relturared all but two hundred and fifty thousand in other companies. Thus another name Is added to the list of policy holders including George W. Vanderbilt who carries a million dollars or more la the Mutual Life. No. 10 at 25 95; N and Embalming INSURED FOR $1.50000. pound. CALL HALES. Sidney Stevens Implement Co J. G. REED Celina, Ohio, this afternoon says it is now believed the east bank of the big reservoir will give way south of the town of Bt. Marys A weat wind la driving tha water from the Celina end. People era greatly alarmed and Is at work trying to threatened break. Lumber 154 120 trains are enrolled. 1. ft Atlam X Eccles Lumber Co. Indianapolis, April 1. The flood condition throughout southern Indiana and southeastern Illinois are still serious. Heavy rains last night added to the danger. At Portland, where a week ago three lives were lost, and heavy damage done, only three or four business houses are above water. At lerti also the situation is serious, while at Alexandria, where the worst flood in the history of that town la being experienced, the Inhabitants were rescued from their homes by the fire- Cleveland, April CARD ZX tnu. 18ML rrrtpi ' Ulfaat daily. to Ilealy ilouie, Opp. Depot. Phone A large Assortment of Low Rates and Reliable Information constantly on hand. Guaranteed by the American Ticket Broker Asan. Whllo preparing for spring and summer ask to bo shown tha screen window and doors Just received at Piqus. Ohio, April L The hydraulic canal which supplies thin city with water, haa overflowed its bank! and two hundred residences era surrounded by water. A number of manufacturing plants have been forced to rkm. men. All ft (I N, Tim JULY 161Z. Cement German Eccles The 2 REGIT-A- K VEHICLES TE and Bicycle Machinery, Implement Buck's Steel Ranges and Haatara ge phoning 2 1-- 2 ' 330-- Ticket Office . I A. BUTTON. are guaranteed by us. This Is tha beat brand en the market. .You can get it by calling on or . 2 f EOR CEMENT WALKS MADE WITH. Pennsyl- vania road an under water for tS miles south. The New lork limited, east bound, 1, stalled at Wooster, while another passenger train started around to Pittsburg via Cleveland has been lost track of. The Mahoning river at this point ! the highest ever known and still rising. Washouts riser to Canton have put the tracks in such shape railroad men say It will be day before trains ran run. 1-- v h Telephone Na . and 1'iitebqrg Cldrago, i Weather Bad The Alliance. 0.. April A pi IIVE STOCK MARKET WM. R. MILLER, Manager. Office, 360 Twenty-fiftStreet. 1 il J. Wool steady: It'S weMcrn nteiiimn trrri'ory 1C20; fine niednm 10t 17; fine 146 - ivji. and fit. CO. PARCEL DELIVERY pro-readi- r New York. April 1j Prime mercanS 5 per cent. tile paper 4 Sterling exchange nominal; banker,' bill 4 730$ 4.8725 for demand and at 4.547304.8485 for sixty day bills; posted rates 4.8561-- and 4A; com mercial bills 4 84 Autombife aids; fi Tickets, reservations, and full ..... DsSj-- J Utah to KAN8AB CITT aad CHICAGO-AliDirooft to Galveston, Rfi Paso, Ctty of Mestoo tha Mining Campa of New Maxieo and Arteoa Ask me abeut reduced rotas sm& C. F. WARREN, Qmaral Afisnt, N 11 From o Information can be obtained from C. A. Walker. 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