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Show THE MORNING ill m Utah National Bank. STREET sszro statu UTAH. Mi OF THE WORLD X Dsaly Ralph X Haag .....Omhim -- xoatuna mm rexnoM hafts an all pUs aniHB Nun. ani San Futures Chicago Francisco and Salt Lake June viurulative upward I'firei aa a sore diviiipoinUiicnt to the profosxioual trading SUGAR. '.e The rltte which ilcvelod in the latter part n? lari week had aroused great hope that the market waa at last fttlrred out of its rut. The was wideapiTad that the iance In prices had received countenance and aatusianca from mime of the large hanking and railroad interest In the market has whose hi'en vainly liaised for by the trailer for many weeks past. There was no evidence todaj of buying of this character, suit when the smaller claas of speculators attempted to lake profits on aomu of the holdings taken over last week they found they hail the market to themselves and no absorptive power for the moderate offerings. The reasons which the habitual traders expect always to be present for n moment of prices were variously asProbably- the true explansigned. ation would be ihat aupiwsil ions as in the influent ial character of laid week's bitting were mistaken. The Aliening advance was promptly quelle, I by the hravlnesa of Inited Slate Msel preferred and unfavorable conclusions were drawn from tho personality of the brokers employed in that siiwk who were MiipNMud to be on trade all airs. The weekly discussion of railroad traffir by officials was decidedly pessimistic and rrvpd to upset, the calculation that heller traffic conditions for ibe railroad would result from the better conditions of last week. On the cnntrnry, were rather genetft railroad official ally agreed In the opinion that the merrhandise movement over their lines was markedly smaller than last year and that merchants and manufacturer were still persisting In their conservative hand to mouth met bode ef, buying. Accumulation of empty cal was an item of many of these The discuss km weekly interviews. beam on lha trnfffo of last week, but It anticipates reports of gross earn--. Ings to appear In regular course in the future, and whose influence will then The retave to be reckoned with. sumption on n small scale of recently suspended traffic on the lakes Is an Influence in diminishing the traffic of railroad. 1o which- it waa diverted during Ute effective period of the lake . The domestic exports for May make a poor contrast with the relative Improvement In April, which It waa hoped marked Die turn for the better in our export trade. May exports of domestic prospects, on the eonirary have decreased over $15.U00 (hn) fftun those of May lakt year and upward of $I8.IKM),(iiV from April of, .this vvsr. In the decrease from last year more than f 11,000,000 Is In value of breadstuff and over I3.00ti.000 In value of cotton. The $4,734,801 of the breadstuff exports makes the lowest valuation, of any one month for years past. The advance In the grain markets today helped to unsettle the Block market aa did a reduction in the price of copper. The circular to stockholders of ihe Northern Securities company renewed attention to the tieing tip of the dividends on the I35.000.0o0 of slock of this corporation. Tha market lost heavy at the lowest of all- - tie-up- day. There was a good demand for bonds nil prices were firm. Total sales, par value, fl.S55.UOO. Uulted States bonds were unchanged on call. ...P..,,....lu4 1. 5.. .............91 .......... 1 17 Vu Toledo, St. L anJ Western 4a... 70U Union Parifii-- 4a ......105 98 Union Pioitlc. tonv. 4s H. Steel 2nd 5s .....74 I. W lt .1 lOTa abarti Wabash Deb. B .....58 Erie 4s Bwb Wheeling and Wisconsin Central 4s ...,......9U C. J Com. US . a . , a , . , i a. a .. . ,98 June 13. Sugar raw renirtrugui steady: fair refining I SALT LAKE STOCK MARKET. Kemolasses sugar 3 90 test 3 ll nod steady: crushed 5.00; powdered Furnished by the Ogden Brokerage Co. granulated 4.9U. 5.i; 370 25th Street. Phone 215. OgCoffee steady. No. 7 Rio 7. den, Utah. New York, 3-- 8; CHICAGO PRODUCE CIAJSE. Chicago, June 13. " Close: old 871-- !; Wheal July 88 old 127-Sept. 81 Her. 80 Alice, bid 30; asked 65. aaked Ajax, bid 101-- SepL 48 8. Oats June Sept. 33 48 July 491-403-- 8; July 39 3--8; 411-- 2; 2. Pork July liard July Rye July 12.73: Sept. 13.93. 8.871-2- ; Sept. 7.05. 7.35; SepL 7.521-- 2. 73. 107. Rye flax ' Timothy 2.95. Clover 10.75. Barley 40057. 2. 13; asked 14. Bullion-Bec- k, bid 1.00. Carisa, bid 6: aked 8 5--1. I'enturj', hid 72 2; asked 72 S--4. bid 23; asked 24 3-- 4. Con. Men-ur-, Creole, asked 50. Daly, hid 2.35: asked 2.50, Daly-West, lild 23.50; asked 24.00. 7-- 8. Corn June 111-- 2; ' bid 4.00; asked 4.25. Eag)e and Blue Bell, bid 50. ' Emerald, asked 2. asked Grand Ccutral, bid 4.671-Daly-Judg- e, 2; , 4.80. ,4. mrnmmmmm Horn Silver, bid 1.10. logoi, asked 1. Joe Mowers, asked L Mmnmolh, bid 15; asked 181-- 2. 1st Reine, btd K; asked 6 Little Chief, bid 1 asked 2. M. Washington, bid aaked Mammoth, asked 87 naked Manhattan, bid The leading futures ranged aa fob lows: 3. 3-- 4. 2. 6. May Day. bid 2 Mnnians-Tonopa- asked 2.1-bid 2.05; askud 8. 8; h, . New York, hid 4 Ontario, bid 8.50. aaked 41-- 2. aaked 14 4. Sacramento, bid 137-Silver King, bid 49.25; asked oS.OO. Stiver Shield, bid 21-2- ; asked 5. So. Swansea, bid 3: asked 10. aaked 32, Star (Yin., bid 11 Swansea, bid 20: aaked 35. aaked 35. Tetro. hid 34 Uncle Sant Con., hid 12; naked 14 United Stales Mining, bid 19.75; nak2-- 8; 2; Mesa Pork, per bill. 12.55 12.73 12.90 13.10 July Sept 100 list. lard, per July SepL Short July Sept... 8.77 ',4 .8.92', 6.95 7.10 Riba, per 100 Hmj 7.23 7.40 7.40 ...7.60 12.75 13.9 ed 21. 47 7.05 Wahaah, bid I. Yankee, bid 33; asked 7.35 7.52 SAN FRANCISCO Cash quotations were ns follows: Flour Steady. Wheat No. 5 spring, 92095; No. 3 85093: No. 3 red. 1.0201.03. No. 2 yellow, Corn No. 2, 49; 41; 50. 2; 36 2. MINING STOCKS. San Francisco, June 11. The official closing quotations for mining stocka today were aa follows: Mexican 130. Occidental Con 79. Andes 13. Belcher 27. Ophir 415. No. 2 while, B. and B. 120. Oats No. 2 Overman 28. Caledonia 70. 3 No. 4144. white, 44'; Con 14. lotosl 12. Challenge to fair Food feeding, 3841; Barley Chollar 12. Savage 19. choice malting, 44 58. Confidence 95. Scorpion 17. north1 1 No. Nix 1.00; Flaxseed, C. C. and Va 130. Sag Belcher 9. 67. western, Nevada 39, Con. Imperial 1. Sierra 2.95. seed Prime, Timothy Silver Hill 46. Crown Point 16. Mess pork, per bbl.. 12.70 12.75. Union Con 46. Exchequer 42. Uni. per 100 lbs., 6.800 682. Hale and Nor. 72. Utah Con 15. Short riba aidas, ( loose). 712 Yellow Jacket 25. Justice 7. 7.87. Short Clear Sides (boxed). 6.757.. MINERS ATTORNEY UNDER Whiskey, basis of high wines, 1.28. ARREST. 10.75. contract grade, Clover, Lawyer Hangs Taken from Victor to RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Cripplo Creek Bull-peArticle. Receipt. Shipments. 43.800 a. 7,7o0 bbl Flour, 28,300 -- .... 19.100 Wheat, bu. ......494,300 265,300 Corn, bu CLOUDBURST DELAYB TRAINS. f. 118.900 118.200 Oats,, bu Denver. June Rye, bu 0.000 23,100 Barley, bu. CHICAGO PRODUCE EXCHANGE. On the produtw exchange today, the butter market was barely steady; dairy, llv.016. creamery Eggs Easy at mark cases; Included 12017: 14 Weak; 4 .....30 3-- l-- 3-- 1-- 3; 1- -2 3-- 7-- ... 5-- 8. 6-- ,.,,.31 ... ,........189 2. ... 3-- -4 5-- 5-5-- 2; -2 -2 5-- ... .... ... 4 2; hoy-eo- 3.. n s d 1 a 1- RICHEY. it 1 will J M n 'Phone 22. UNDERTAKER 'Phone 8 Always Remember E si Allen Transfer Company. 130. 2373 Washington Ave. a pi 421 25th St. 9 OGDB, 1 b T o o o o I 0 IHE SUCCESS MARKET AVE. 8368 WASHINGTON Live and let Live" la eur motto. Wo do not promise to toll you something for nothing. Our Moats are freeh. Wo endeavor to please everybody who patronizes the SUCCESS MARKET. time card. Effective Nov, Tho LILLIE BRAND LARD not mado by a TRUST OUR LEADER," no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed with IL Aak your GROCER for IL No. 1 bacon .15 $a S Mall and ho. 8 Overland K . Connell Stiff, Denver, Kansas Cite and attention. FROM y,u 22? Ouh Phono orders given apodal o o g DEPAST. 5 2 o 01 & BURGI Phono 227 Y. Bluff, Kaneae City aad al ASSviL 8a ' Ii 4 Atlantis Exprwe fcr laDmvw, ftnaha, Coned l,W Fariiu 8 Kxpram hum Blnffe, Ornate Geuefl atTaS .. ni 1U)y Uvwlaad 81 (mb Bilim limited Omaha, Cotmcd Bluffs, Kaaaaa Chy, Dm vr ia4iB WANTED Xe. 1U nd palate liMaa? ;M Faat Mail CLA.HRKM, Uekei dm aa-ooR- P. aad 1,000 MEN unload schooners at tho A V. x. w. coixcrs. To Lake Beer hall. It la the place to get the longest and tallest, tho biggest and coldest schooner of beer. In town for five cents. Choicest whiskies brandies and wine and all kinds of soft drinks. Finest Una of cigars In (own. Call la everybody aa you pass by and sample our t. r, 1 1 goods. Corner 25th and Lincoln, avenue. THE D. W. CATTS Proprietor. Please Travel, BUTI TIME TABLE OREGON j Plot. MtUni1 .u 22. 190X1 a Hi MUfwd Lekn Praia, and, all polate lt San Pedro, Los Angeles and laki Inn la belt Salt Lake R. R. Co. poiata WILL YOU UAT OQ CASa DEPART. Va, 7 Butte and Partlaad..lldian Pocatello, MentpeUw jji, p Bnite I1811 snd Till.. Valley Va, ilnu-hSalt Laka aad Tkrti lliffan g Frit Laka aad iataw g mediate fiBaa potato Ute d aad iiSpn iatee- - - liB)t Nan ana SB ARRIVH. te 1 Belt laka Mh 8 PButte and PecrUIle Eninas llitln aad Tlatle l:Mpn Jf. fi7 Salt Lake Lake aad MS-- te ford No. te te Ma Salt Ill a Salt Lake aad laUr- TiMan edlate potato 6 Portland and Butte.. fiMen to Butte and PoeatjUo iiMfia I llidta set ito Vallrf B-O- k) ef Jaak Ttalna aantk MU-'for- CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF NEW YORK STOCKS. 14 VI Catch, Train b,Hw- Depot, Third, Wool and South Temple Sts. Salt Laka City, BEPART. for Provo, UU. Fairfield and Mercur. connecting at Nophf for Mantl and Intermediate points os Sanpete Valley Ry.... 7:30 G DJ For Carfield Beach, Totv . Mamole, Stockton, moth, Eureka and Sib vor City (via Loam In n cut-off- ) ... ... . giQQ Q1 Effort to bo Mado to Reconcile FacFor Provo, American Invest in a place of unimproved land) tions of Wisconoin Republicans, Fork, LehL Juab; In Webar County? Friaoo, Calientoa Adjoining Improved farms 7 and Intermediate points Chicago, June 13. Postmaster Genpm Half mile from R. R. Station? eral Payne, chairman of the RepubliARRIVE. next to Canal? tocan national committee, arrived Irrigation Right From Provo; Americas Providing you can buy on monthly . Fork, LehL Juab. Milday, and at once set about tho work of preparing for the committee meeting. payments? ford, Frisco, Calientoa Chairman Payne waa accompanied by Say 810 or $15 or $20 ptr month? Intermediate points 9.35 m and Or quarterly? g Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, who has From Provo, LehL Fair-- Or annual payments?. liecn choaen aa presiding officer. N e Sea-petand And no Interest? field, Mercur tional Commltteman George R. Paxton, Valley Ry. points. 5.35 0 m And no taxoo? of Wyoming, also arrived today. Tho owner to pay taxes and con- From Silver City, Mam There will be a meeting of the executive committee tn advance of the meet- tinue to ue tho land until It is fully tooth. Eureka, Stockton, ' Tooele and Garfield ing of (he general committee, Chair- paid for? man New. Senator Scott and John B, Beach 5.35 p jp Bchr.elder, coniKMdng the sub commitALL TRAINS DAILY. tee on arrangements, held a conferDally Pullman Ballet Sleeping Car ence today and took up the work of Service between Salt Lake, Milford, seats to various delegations. Modena and Calientee. Direct stage A number of Wisconsin political oonceetlona for all 1 lining districts in are expected toYnorrow and Wedaodthern Utah and Ifevada. nesday. An attempt will be made to Said piece of land will Mat you $20 get the leader of the two Wisconsin per acre. factions before the national committee $400 for 20 acres. City Ticket Office; 201 Mala Street on Wednesday and effect a compro8800 for 40 acres. TaL 268. mise For particulars, call on or nddrea $1,200 for 60 acrea. agents. Salt Lake Rente; or J. L MIGHT ASSASSINATE SULTAN. MOORE, Diatrlrt Paaaenger AgenL Address or Call on W. GILLETT, Gen. Pan. Agt June 13. The Tangier cor- HUNTER &' KENNEDY, respondent of the Times says; , "A well organized and widely spread Room 6, First National Bank plot tn dispose of the sultan exist a II connecno Mnmcca has throughout Building, Ogden, Utah. tion with the late rebelllon.biit originated with the religious classes and la supported by many shercefs and other Influential persona ICSSSS3333I The revotnUon waa arranged before tha terras of the Anglo-Frenc- h ALL EIGHTH GRADE agreement were known, but that adds fuel GRADUATES lo the fire, as the sultan is now accused l receive 60 per cent on Ow-il11 of selling the country. pictures taken within the The conspirators have no fixed next 20 days at GASBERGS plans beyond deposing the sultan and STUDIO, 276 25th St the government which they believe would postpone the dangers now threatening Morocco." COMPROMISE Colorado Springs. Cola, June 13. A cloudburst has occurred tie Iween llusted and Palmer Lake. Three Klo Grande passenger trains are stalled and the local yards are filled with freight trains unable to proceed. Cripple Creek, June 13. Practically all the large mines in (he district which closed down last Monday, are easy; highest 11-- per cent; lowest 1, working today. The Portland mine, Colorado F. A L . . ruling rate 1, last loan 1 49 8 which continued working uni 11 last Time loans easy and dull; sixty days Copper . 71 1 Thursday, when It waa closed by miliAtchison, common per cent; 90 days 202 1 4. lx mouths 3 tary ord'er. has not yet been reopened, Atchison preferred, , ..,,...94 and ihe company has not announced ,.53 Prime mercantile paper 3 4. Smeller, common. . 98 8 its plans. This Is the only large mine hankers 8raelter, preferred. . Sterling exchange-easier- ; In which onion men have been em.79 Mila 4.8720 for demand and at 4.8525 tf Baltimore A Ohio. , 47 8 ployed during the ten months since 4.8505 for sixty day hills; posted rales Brooklyn. 4 56 and 4.88; commercial hill 4.85 Canadian Parifle .,..118 3 the beginning of the strike. It has Met. Traction Bar silver 55 v113 14 been conducted on the open shop plan and nearly half the forre of 4u0 men Mexican dollars 44 Chesapeake A Ohio. , , laid off when General Bell ordered the Con. Gaa. 97 mine shut down, were , OMAHA CATTLE. People a Gaa. 23 4 General Bell declares that no members Erie. AcOmaha, June 13. Cal He 2.500. 111. Central. ....... ....... .130 Of the Western Federation of Miner tive. steady to strong; native steer will be permitted to remain in ....144 Manhattan. . . the 4.Sn0ti.lO; cows and heifers 3.505.0O; .35 conseramp and that the Portland cauners 2.0003.00; stackers and feed- Kansas ATexaa, . 8 108 ers 3 0064.10: calve 2.5005.50; bulla iMUiavlile A Nashville quently will be forced to fall In line Missouri Pacific. . . ...... ,....91 with the policy of the other mine own-era- . and stags 2.74.5o. 5.5 8 who organized to fight the federHOGS 6.000. Shade stronger; heavy Norfolk A Western 8 Ontario A Western 4 8564.95; mixed al km. ..v...2i 4.67 1264.72 ...114 After a conference between repreRailway 1ght 4.7004.80; pigs 4.0004.80; bulk Pennsylvania .... sentatives of local unions and of the 1,...47 Reading . . 4.77 20 8 Miue Owners and the Citizens' AlliKHEEi 700. Steady; western year- Rhode Island, common 46 3 ance, at whirh good feeling waa shown lings i.008.66; wethers 6.0005.50; Southern Pacific common . ...21 on both sides, the employers agreed ewes 4.7506.25: common and Stockers Southern Railway, 1 41 8 to make a full and frank slat era eat St. Paul. 2.2S05.1O; lambs 5.75 7.00. , 16 16 concerning tlieir attitude toward ail Sugar. Texas. KANSAS CITY STOCKS. .......,.,,,...,.21 organized labor. A committee la to 34 Coal A Iron day preparing a draft of such a stateKansas City. June 13. Cattle 10.000. Tennessee 85 Union Paclcfic, common. . ment which will be submitted to the Steady to 10c lower; native steers 4.50 Steel, common 9 4 central committee for approval before 6.35; native cows and heirero 2.5U0 Sieel. 54 it is made public. It mnjr be ready fof preferred 6.50; stockera and feeders 2.2504.90: 34 publication tomorrow. Employers say bulls 3.0064.50; calves 2.7504.75; west- Wabash, preferred no radical aetton will be taken except ern steers 4.5005.80; western cow 2.50 NEW YORK BONDS. as to the Western Federation of Min5.00. ers ami all'ed and kindred organizaHOGS 8000. Strong: bulk 4 70 U. S. Refunding 2s. registered.. 104 tions. The statement will declare that 4.85; heavy 4.8004.92 packers 4.70 U. 6. refunding 2s. coupon ...105.. the domination of the Feder64.83: pigs and lights 4.254.76. 10.i-l S. ation of Miners will not ls kuiger tolregistered SHEEP 5.300. Market steady; na- L. .... 106 erated in the district. V. S. 3s.coiiion tive iambs 4.505.fiO; western lambs ('. 8. New 4a. registered .....,..132 'The walking delegate and ihe wethers 4.2565.00; U. 4.55lj 7.00: rang 132 S. New 4s. coupon also will I declared acainxt in ewea 3.5064.75. 107 ... . elcar-cii- t U. S. Old 4s, coupon terms. The distrn-- t trades 101 Atchison general 4a.... ati now rnnsitiuted, employassembly CHICAGO STOCK. 91 Atchison adjust incut 4a ers av. must lie nhsiutuneri. Chicago, June 13. Cattle Receipts Atlantic Coast Line 4a 95. On the other hand, the employers S.20O. 102' Strong; goal to prime steers Baltimore and Ohio 4 of Ial nr will place theim-olveon rec6 2506.80; poor to medium 4.750 6.00; Baltimore and Ohio 95 ........ ord a hcsIum any lowering of the exstockera and feeder 3.(9 iff 4.70; rows Central of Georgia Ka 109 isting sea;, of wages and hur. There 175 I &n; he jfpi- - 2.6066.2a: ran sent Central of Georgia 1st Inc 7:t are large number of local union 3. 7502.75; bulls 2.500 4.30; calves 3.00 4 )U5 In the di- - tnct, the rhsapeak and Ohio majority living affil-iae5.50. 79 Chicago an J Alton 3 with rhe American Federation HOGS Receipts today 37,000; toof Ijthur, w ii h which lie employers Chicago. B and Quincy new 4s ....95 morrow 20.000; strong; mixed and Chicago. M. and St. Panl gen 4s. .109 bate no grievance. huu-her4.800 5.00; good to choice C. and Northwestern consol 7s.. 125 Mailer serin to hr settling down heavy 4.9505.03; rough heavy 4.73 Chicago. K. I. and Pacific R. K. 4s. 69 ami the hitter spirit of anigradually 4.95; light 4.800 4.95; bulk of safes 4 85 Cbtcagn.R. 1. and P. R. it? cut. 5.7 mosity which has prevailed between 65.00. C. C. O. and Bt. Lonia gen. 4s.... 99 classes of people seems to be abating SHEEP Receipt 20,000; 74 strong: Chicago Terminal 4a materially. Kuod to choice wethers 5.tHiQ5.50; fair Consolidated Tobacco 4a 62 More reason and fairness are being 10' choice mixed 3.7505.00; wesleim Colorado and Southern 4a 82 shown In discussing the strike situasheep 4.5005.50; native lambs 5.0 off Denver and Rio Grande 4a 92 tion in all of Its various phases and 6.75; western lamlin 6.5006.50. . Erie prior lien 4s 99 caitM'S. Erie General 4s v. AUiitt 125 men are in the Lull pen CASirWHEAT. Ft. W. and Denver City tot at the present lime. A ILt for pfd.. Chb'Bitn, Jure 3. 4';b wheat; 2 reIn- - n iim.Iu h.'i-Yel'ey 4 ii8'., out to lie I WSLW; No. 3 red 1.0001.01; No. 3 ll'ntlug Loumiille anfl Nrti;-4'tU!ie(lotaei-alh'.l. and tl.-.MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York. June 13. Money on call s TOEFFECT 6 8. 7 A Time At the Theaters, or ALBERT F. Ticket Office. 2. Shoes TEACHERS' SPECIAL RATES. (Denver and Rio Grande.) Sharmans . . .8110 6,300 MILITIA. 81 At the Dances News special town about 20 miles west of Holly, says: Mon yon start call at A large portion of tbe deported miners have arrived here. They are on their way back to the mountains. The , town hall has been tendered the men and a number have availed themselves Aa moat of the of the opportunity. men were searched by the militia and Healy House, Opp. Depot Phone 1C1Z. A large Assortment of Low Rates their money and other belonging taken away, they are nearly all without and Reliable Information constantly on hand. Guaranteed by the funds. American Ticket Brokers Acell. 13; from Granada. Col.; eeeessee 1 BY on . x WERE ROBJJJED myrays DAVID L GALLACHER. 822 25th wtrocL - 211-2- 4; cent Goods. 19u4. Russo-Japanes- 3-- 3-- of Trnnga and Bags, Repairing at reasonable prices, on abort notion Call aad see na and wo can save you 25 par Maaufactnrero Leather SIA-JAPA- N 3-- 4. CHICAGO FUTURES. ELKS' STATE ASOCIATION MEETING AT PROVO, JUNE 14TH TO 17TH, 1904. For the above occasion tho Oregm Short Lae will make an open rate of ONE FAKE for the round trip, (3.40) from Ogden to Provo and return. Ticketa on sale Juno 14tb, 15th and 16th, limited for return till June 19th, .,... lien Butler, bid 8. 4. 14, 1904, ...... .... 8. 7-- 8; JUNE Chicago and return .....847,59 143.50 St. Louis " " 142.10 St Paul . Omaha. 8L Joseph and.. ., .. .. fired the shots. . ....... ..835.00 Kansas City A numiter of arrests were made to30 and 21 and June day, the most important being that of Ticket oa sale May Frank J; Hangs, attorney lor the 8th and 9th good returning until Sept. Western Federation ut Miners. The 15th transit limit ten daya In each arrest waa ordered by General Boll. direction Stopovers allowed. Mr. Hangs waa brought from VicWORLDS FAIR RATES, TO ST. tor to Cripple Creek and placed in the LOUIS Via UNION PACIFIC. Strict orders were given bullpen. that be be not allowed to communiEffective May 3rd the following cate with anybody. General Beil said: "It waa 'necessary for the rates will be made to 8L Louis tad lienee, quiet and good of the county return: of Teller, and tbe stale of Colorado." Te SL Louie and return (direct .,, ..842.60 ., route). . The contemplated withdrawal of troops has railed out a protest from Te Ohicage and return (direct . .... .47.50 route) the Citium Alliance and Mine Owners association, atul it is likely Gov. Te Chicago and return (one way via SL Louis; or to SL Louie Peabody will bo. asked to continue thy and return, one way via Chisoldiers in the field for an indefinite .... .60.00 cago . . . peribd. The Citizens say Unit martial Tickets on sale every Tuesday and law has had a salutary effect, and they fear that if drrlared off at pres- Friday of each week May to Novement many of the deported men will ber Inclusive. Transit limit of ton return. Saloons were itcrmitled to re- days In each direction will be allowed final limit sixty days from data of open today. sale, bnt in no ease later than December 15th, 1904. BLAMES THE SOCIALISTS. In addition to tbe above rale, filers are also on sale round trip tickets, Cripple Creek. Cola. June 13. General Bell haul given out a statement Ogdeq to St. Louis and return, at 850 concerning his action in deporting which are on sale daily to November strikers and the causes leading up to 20th Indnalve, limited sixty daya from the same. He attributes the recent date of aale. trouble growing out of the miners strike and the strike itself, to the So- THE NORTHWESTERN LINE RU8- -' ATLAS. cialist element In the Western Federation of Miners who, he says, captured e War Atlas has A the organization two years ago. He declare that Ihe Federation has made been issued by tbe Chicago A North-welter-s 1 allway. Three fine, colored unionism a secondary conslderhtion and that the organization, root and maps, each 14x20, bound In convenient branrh, is living made a vehicle for the form for reference. The Eastern sitpromotion of Socialism. The leadere, uation shown In detail, with tablet he asserts, have not hesitated to cause showing relative military and naval of weak and willing members to commit strength and financial resource! any crime to strike terror to properly Russia and Japan. owners or workingmen who refuse to Copy mailed to any address oa reabide their dictates." ceipt of ten (10) cents tor postage by The murder of non union men by C. A. Walker, Gen. Agent C. A N. W. blowing up the Independence station, Ry., 2206 South Main BL, Balt Laka he charges, waa perpetrated with the City, Utah id and advice of federation leaders and by men in their employ." TEACHERS' RATES EAST VIA The only hope for pence and security UNION PACIFIC. of life and property waa to exterminate the federation from the camp. May 80th and 31L and June 8th Aa tbn head of fke slate militia reand 9ib, Union Pacific will sell ticketa sponsible only to the governor," the east at ONE FARE plus 85.00 for the goneral continues. It became hi duty round trip from Ogden to Illinois (exto effect this result. The arrest of cept that part east of the line of Ilevery man In the district belonging to linois Central Railroad Chicago .to the federation was ordered. Unless Glbaon) etc. Transit limit of ten daya they were able to-- show a clean bill of In each direction will bo granted, with health. they were placed in the bull pen final limit till September 15th. For and held or deported. The deporia further particulars call on C. A. tlon of federation men, General Bell Henry, Union Depot, or G. H. Corse, a military neeetudty.1 Oregon Short Line Freight Office. Teledeclare, la . , They are not being deported because phone 123. they are union men or to destroy unionism. but because it la believed they . arc a menace to the itcsce and welfare of the district. 1 Texas and Pacific Its WOOL. nrut the 1 St. Louis, June 13. Wool steady; Tie fluttering territory and western medium 16 will; nummeni n flue medium 10$; 17; line 15017. 13. be sent out today or tomorrow. The unal number will be between fifty and seventy-five- , if the list which has been prepared is nut amended by General Bill. I 4 he next The destination party to be deported has not been officially announced and will not be until the train la well outside the district. It is understood, however, thut the men will be taken to Utah. Lieut. Cole and a squad have been scouting in the neighboring hills for men who were not captured by the military after the fight last Wednesday. Soldiers who have returned say they were phut at lroni ambush but were unable to locate the persona who 103 , :. Manhattan consol gold 4s 62 Mexican Central 4s 62 Mexican Central 1st Inc 90U Minn, and St. Louis 4s Missouri Kansas anJ Texas ..96 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2nd. 88 National H. R. of Mexico cun. 4s.7B New York Central pen. New Jersey Central general 5a.. 13211 Northern lacitlc 4e 73 Northern Pacific 3s .99 Norfolk and Western consol Oregon Shore Line 4s and Panic. 95 5 Penn. conv. 81-- 2 ...100 Reading UeneVal 4a 115 St. L and Iron Min. consol 82k, si. I and S. 1 fg, 4s 84 Sl Louis S. W. 1st 70 Seaboard Air l.iue 4s pfd. 4a Southern .117 Southern RaKiy 5s . hard 89093; No. hard 8H092: No. northern 9801.00; No. 2 nurthcru if 95; No. 3 spring 85093. Mining Quotations. New Yory. IBB Mf PATS UTAH, TUESDAY MORNING, OGDEN, 4.. depobetobh. OGDEN, MARKETS EXAMINER, do A. KERRY, Tkkat G. K. CORSE, an sublet, a Ipd fish Late . Cttp. r If So . . fl ATCHISON. TOPEKA & 8AIT4 . . Utah mm CITY aad t Also Dlrocd DafH . I...,--viici- Uae to-- ig jn. Paso, City of Muxlmn B toe ICtalngCamps ef Ariaona. jgnleo and rsduced retee ik mo about C. F. WARREN, 4 aad dtPG Nb U A less CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MECCA. June Several thousand t'hnatiun Scientists left hereioJayby special trains for Concord, N. 11., on Rival on, uv. timr ca Armor Meat Market 13. UTAH rOULTRY THE FINEST the annual pilgrimage to the home of Home Rendered'Lard Mrs Mary Baker G. Eddy, the founder 0 4 in connection Choice Meats of Christ Ian Science, Lamb with the pilgrimage and In response to Veal . Pork a special invitation from Mrs. Eddy, BEEF the visitor were to view the elaborate new- Cbv's'isn edifice at Concord, ..Especially Fatted for our Trade.. tho gift of Mr... Eddy. Don't forget we have all kinds Meats Cooked and not Cooked. OGDEN UNION RAILWAY AND DE'Phone 16K 834 25th St POT COMPANY. Noflee of Sinrkholdera Meeting. Notice I hernby given that the regular annual ir.petiug of the stockholdCarpentering, Building, Reer of Ihe Ogden Uckm RailwaT and pairing , and Remodeling of Depot Company will he held at the offlrr of the foiperinten-len- t Houeee Promptly attended to. All of the of Ogden. Utah, company, ii. nty work Guaranteed. Enquire of on the Th rfav of June. 1904. at 10:Si). Ole 645 ft Neleon, 16th streeL im.. r- Irj-Iof electing p r for the Telephone 329-y- , yea. W. J. fHL'ALY, Secretary. ' - 1 I!-- - eij.i-iin- te .. Bn II, Salt Lake to Chicago and tha East ever the lonly double-trarailway between j tha Missouri River and Chicago. Es- -I cellent service hi every particular. I One of these trains, tbe Overland I Limited, Is the most luxurious train Electric - lighted Jin the world. I Ited h Me a. Attastte ck ! throughout. I Direct connections at ITLf I and Minneapolis. North-Weste- Line rn ' j . CliieigB & KoMtttmi Rv, - to SMk , 9 Mte.mrMt, $XWI Sait Like City, Uub, v" Wmi l0ait "",i I ssmssS . p 5k I r. alj ffipreaq ...I- poiata East ARRIVE DAILY. 8a I. Fadle MalL Salt Late aad all potato Bast Oaaht vial tost. Paul Ticket, reservation and tan information can he obtained from C. A Walker, General Agent, srna JULY 87TB. 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