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THE SALTliAKB FRIDAY MOITSTGr, -APBIX 8, 1904. - 7
I tDay With the Bankers, the Merchants and the Brokers. J
WALL STREET ON
THE JUIET AGAIN
Inactivity Again Marks Work of
j Speculators in Great Gotham
' Mart.
NEW YORK, April 7. There were signs
of stalene?s In the market's upward move
ment today, and tlio action of prices bc
camo decidedly Irregular during the day.
This might have been cvon more marked
had it not been for the strong sustaining
Influence of the persistent upward move
ment in United States Steel preferred and
I the enormous absorption of the second
mortgage bonds, which mado the bnck
bono of the whole market. The auxiliary
polnta of strength woro few and were not
among the stocks of first importance.
Tho most Important stooks were In
clined to hang back and showed tho ef
fects of realizing on their' recent advance.
In splto of Nome items of news that might
have helped their advance. Among theso
wero good statements of February net
earnings by all the railroads in the so
called Harriman group, Including Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific. The weath
er map and the crop news continued fa
vorable to tho Southwestern grain car
vlers.but Missouri Pacific, Wabash pre
ferred, Kick Island ami Atchison pre
ferred wero the only stocks to respond to
n appreciable extent.
Tho strength of the United Slates Steel
securities was attributed to consideration
of the quarterly report. Amalgamated
Copper shared moderately in the strength
ofthe matal stocks.
The takings of United Slates Steel sec
ond mortgage bonds were alleged to be of
an investment character, and improve
ment was reported in tho bond market
gcncrallq and In demand for some high
grade investment railroad stocks, pre
ferred stocks Included. The extreme ease
of money Is a natural Incentive to this
kind of buying.
Money was loaned ovor the end of the
year today as low as 4 per cent per an
num, which makes tho holding of many
well-secured railroad stocks and bonds
attractive
The outward movement of gold in these
circumstances causes little uneasiness.
Yesterday's arrival at San Francisco or
$3,600,000 in Japanese gold indicates how
tho outward drain is made up at another
point. The heavy contraction In loans by
tho banks of England and Franco report
ed today indicnio the reflux tendency In
" thoso money markets following tho quar
terly settlements, and give a small prom
ise of any immedlato demand for monev.
"London was a buyer of stocks hero this
morning, and helped tho early advance.
Onlv In scattered Instances did tho rise In
stocks reach as much as a point, and tho
activity of the market was much curtailed
In tho latctr part of the day. The closing
was quite active again, but irregular
The bond mnrkot was active and firm.
Total sales, par value, $1,920,000.
I United States 2s advanced S. the 3s rcg
I Istercd, tho old 4s and tho new 4s coupon
V. and the new 4s registered, per cent
I on call.
NEW YORK BOND LIST.
k U S ret 2s rcg...l03 Manhat c g 4s.... 102
L . U S rof 23 coup.105 Mex Cent 4s GoVj
U S 3s rcg 105 1st lnc 13
I V S 3s coup 107 Minn & St L 4s.. 0Aej
1 U- li 4s fog 133 MK&m
U " n 4s coup.. 1234 2nds S
vrA U 6 old Is reg...l07Vj N R of Mcx c 4s. M
HM US old Is coup. .107 N Y C g 3UjS.... M3?
'LII v ichlson gen 4s. 99Vi NJC gen 5s....l2S-k
Irw adjustment 4s. S9Vj Nor Pac 4s 103
I Atlantic C L 4s.. 03 Nor Pac 2s .2V6
i-tfl B & O 4a 100 N & W con 4s... 9i&
vl B & O 3s 1 O S L 4s & P.... 0514
,.(-3 Cent of Ga 5s.. ..1074 Pa com- Zs...... 7
S'1 1st lnc CO Reading gen 4s.. 9i
nin1 C &. O 4V-S 102 St L & I M c 6s.. 11216
I'orJ chl & A 3is 76 St L & S F fg Is. Rift
JB C P. & Q n 4s.... D1'4 St L S'west lsts. 93
Am C M Sc St P g 43.103-1i Seaboard A L Is. CS
I Chi & N con 7s. .120V So Pac is S9
1 C R I &. P R 4s. 721 So Ry 6s 113
H col 5s Slli Tex & P lsts 117
i r C C St L K 4S.1WP.A T St L & W 4s. . OS
rtfl Chl Term 4s SO Union Pac 4s 103ft
-M Cons Tob 4s 59 UP conv 4s itf7
H Colo & So 4s.... Soft U S Steel 2d 5s.. TSft
saM D & R G 4s 07ft Wabash lsts ....UC
1 Kilo prior 1 is... 97ft Wabash deb B.. C2
i 1 Eric gen 4s S6 W & L E 4s SS
F W & D C lsts.106 Wis Cent 4s 00
vlJl Hock Val 4....! C F & 1 con 5s... 72
-3 1 L & N unl 4s.... 99A
$(1 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
'loW Sales. High. Low. Closo
v..!' Express Cos
'Atchison 2S.400 T3 73V. 73
preferred 7.20U 94' 03ft 91U
Bait & Ohio 17,3rti S2 Sl, Sift
preferred 400 01 91 OO'j
Canadian Pac J.Sto 116? 11C HGU.
I Cent of N Jersey 15S
dies & Ohio 1,10) 03);, SJU 3C'i
Chic Sz Alton 3
preferred 100 S! ! SI
Chic & G West ... 2.S00 174 161 I6;i
Chic & N West.... 500 171? 171 171
C M & St P 15.10; 145-'5 145 lloii
preferred 175
Chic T Si Trans .. 10) 10i 10, 10
preferred 100 20 20 19U
C C C fc St L 7G'i
Colo South 1.300 1S 17,'i lS'i
1st preferred 1.10) 5G 53 55.
2nd preferred 500 21 V. 21 21ft
Dola & Hud 1.300 151 153ft 153
r Dcla Lack & W ... 2.O0O 275ft 274 274ft
DRG S00 22 22 22A
preferred 500 71', 70 70
Erlo 9.500 27'A 2G& 2Gft
1st preferred 2.G00 GS Gift G4ft
2nd preferred .... 60) 42 42 41ft
Hocking Vul 100 71 71 71
preferred 200 S0Vt M
Illinois Cent DO) 131 131 131
Iowa Cent 10
preferred 100 CGft 30ft SG
Kan City So 10
preferred 50) 3G 3G 3G
L & Nash 5,30) lWft lOSft 109V,
Manhattan L GO) 143 112ft H2Vi
Met Securities 79
Met St Ry SO) 111ft 114 1I4U
Minn & SL L 47
Minn StPfrSSM iuO 63 62ft G2
nsrsourepac'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 43,200 6 if & oi" "l
Mo Kan & Tex 17ft
preferred SCO 39 39 COi'i
Nat R R of Mcx
preferred 200 39 39!i 37
New York Cent .... 2.700 117ft 11711 117
Norf & West 2.800 59ft SSTfe 59ft
preferred S3
Ont & West 4.000 22 21ft 21
Pennsylvania 40,500 119 119 119
PCC&StL GO
Reading 34,000 45ft 41 45ft
1st preferred 73
2nd preferred GO
Rock Island Co .... 7C.C00 25 23 24
preferred G.S00 CG G5 G5
i St L & S F 2nd pfd. 1.G00 4S 47 47
St L S West 20) lift lift 14-
1 preforred 2,70T 35 31 33
(.Southern Pac 38.000 Blft 60 GOr,
Southern Ry 5.80) 25i :m 22ft
preferred 2.20) SGft fHft S5
Tex &. Pac 5,80) 25 21 21ft
Tol St L & W 1,30) 25 21 24
preferred 20) 35ft 33ft Soft
Union Pac Gl.SO) SSft S3 SS
preferred 1,500 91 03'4 93
WabaBh .... 1.400 15 19 19
nrercrred 3,y0 3S 3S 3SU
mM W & L Eric 1,200 17 17 17
Wisconsin Cent ... m 10 1S lS
preferred 000 42 42 41ft
HHV Express Cos
KB1 Adamo ..... 220
IH1 Amorlcan l&S
IH v United States 107
-4H 2Vol,B Fa'60 205
lUscellaneous
'rlM ' Amalg Copper 36.500 Gift 50 51ft
uflH -Vmer Car & F 1,30) 20 20 20
rjm preferred GOO 74ft 74 7i
.JmW Amer Cot Oil 30
mm preferred $3
JmM Amer Ice 700 7'A 7 7
mmW preferred 200 27 27 27
"HL Amvr Lin Oil &
fH preferred .... 23
'
-f- SILVER.
-f Now York 54Vio
4- San Francisco 54ftc -f-
- London 2511-lCd
LEAD.
4- New York exchange 5I.GOff4.G3 -f-
COPPER.
4- New York oxchango ..$12.S7tT; 13.00 -f
4- STOCKS AND BONDS. 4"
4- . Railroads actlvo; Governments, 4-
4- steady. - 4-
4- GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. 4-
4- Wheat Active, higher. 4-
4- Corn Lower. 4-
4- Oats-Off. 4-
4- Provisions Active. 4-
4- LIVE STOCK.
4- Cattle Steady. 4-
4- Hogs Lower. --
4- Sheei Steady. 4-4-4-4-4-4--r--r-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-
Amer Loco , 70) 22 22 21
preferred 100 S2 S2 t2
Amer S & Ref . ... 1.700 49 4S 49
prefeiTed 2.S0O 93ft 92ft Wi
Am Sugar Rof ... 4.000 127 127 127ft
Anaconda MCo ... 2,50) 77 71 77
Brooklyn R Trail . 9.000 44ft 44 44
Colo F & Iron 4.700 33 32ft 33
Con Gns 1,000 200ft 199 199ft
Corn Products 200 13 13 13
preferred G9
Gen Electric 20) 1GI 1G4 1G4
Interna Paper .... GOO 12 12 12
preferred 300 G7 G7ft C7
Interna Pump 30(1 40 39 39
preferred 100 IS 7$ 77
Nat Lead 4(0 15 15 15
North Amer lGO Sift S4ft SI
Pac Mall 100 2S 23 27ft
People's Gas 1.300 97 9Gft 97
P Steel Car 2,90) 30ft 30 30
preferred 70
Pullman Pal Car 209
Rep Steel S00 S 7ft 7ft
preferred 3,200 4S 47ft 47
Rubber Goods 10ft
preforred .... 77
Tenn C & Iron .... 3,SO) 41" 40ft 40ft
V S Leather 50) 7ft 7 7
preferred 200 7S 7S 78
U S Realty 5,10) 7ft 7 7
preferred 5,700 57 51ft 5Gft
U S Rubber 200 11 13 13
preferred l.SO) GO 57 5Sft
U S Steel 33.700 11 11 lift
preferred 103,400 C2 C0 G2ft
Westlnghouse Elec. 200 1G2 1G2 162
West Union - SSft
Nor Securities S9ft
Total sales for the day, 703,90) shares.
Silver nnd Drafts.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 7.-Sllvor bars,
54ftc.
Mexican dollara, nominal,
Drafts-Sight. 12; telegraph, 15.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. April 7. Tin was offered
rather more freely and was easier today
In both tho homo and foreign markets.
London cables show a decline of 7s Cd,
spot closing at 127 2s Gd. Locally there
was a decline of 25 points, with spot
quoted at 52S.W52S.50.
Copper was lower by 2s Gd In London,
spot closing at 5S 10s and futures at $
Gs. Locally copper was firm. Lako is
held at J13.25tfl3.C0; electrolytic at $13.12Ag
13.25; casting at J12.S743.12.
Lead was steady and unchanged nt 12
Gs 3d In London and at $1.G024.G3 in New
York.
Spelter was also unchanged In both
markets, London closing at 22 5s and
New York nt S5.25ftu.20.
Iron closed at 52s Gd In Glasgow and at
44s 3d In MIddlesboro. Locallv iron was
unchanged. No. 1 foundry Northern was
quoted at $15.2515.73; No. 2 foundry
Northern at $14.75jT15.2o: No. 1 foundry
Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern soft
at J11.25S1-1.75.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. April 7. Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances, exclusive
of tho 5150,000,000 gold reserve in tho di
vision of redemption, shows: Avnllable
cash balanco, $224,373,071; gold, 5119.0S1.OI3.
Money and Exchange.
NEW YORK, April 7 Close: Money nn
call easy, lftftlft per cent; closing bid, 1
per cent; closing offer. 1ft per cent.
Time loans easy; sixty days, 2ft'g3 per
cent; ninety days. 3fjT3ft per cent; six
mouths, 3ftS4 per cent.
Prime -mercantile paper, 4ftS3 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers' bills at SI.S7.25fi4.S7.20
for demand, and at ?J.S4.75fi'l.SI.SQ for sixty
days.
Posted rates, 54.S3 and 51.83.
Commercial bills, $1.S4-S"1.S1.
Bar silver. 5lftc.
Mexican dollars. 43c
Bonds Governments strong; railroads
Arm.
SIDE ISSUES IN SULLY
FAILURE BEING ADJUSTED
NEW YORK. April 7. Tho disposition
of the surplus of C0OO bales of cotton that
had been pledged by Sully & Co. with tho
Corn Exchange bank whs quickly settled
today before United Stales Commissioner
Alexander, sitting as a special examiner.
Tho commissioner, with tho approval of
all tho parties to tho controversy, decided
to recommend to tho court that tho bank
should turn over the surplus to tho re
ceivers of Sully & Co.. with tho under
standing that the F. W. Reynolds com
pany of Providence waive Ibi claim be
c.'iusc of this disposition of the matter.
Tho dispute was between the Sull com
pany creditors and the Reynolds company.
Live Stock.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 7.-Cattlc-Recelpt,
GOOD; steady to strong; good prime steers,
$5.255j5.55; poor to medium. J3.75S5.00;
stockers ana feeders. 52.75SC.S0; cows. 52.00
04.30; heifers. 52.0)1.75; canners, 52.0OS1
2.50; bulls, $2.25rj4.10; calves, 52.5OSG.05;
Texas fed steers, 5l.00ffl.63.
Hogs Receipts today. 21,00); tomorrow.
15.000. left over. 9335: mixed and butchers,
55.10115.25; good to choice heavy, S5.20SC30:
rough heavy. 55.055O; light, $1.9035.15;
bulk of sales, 55.00fiG.2O.
Sheep Receipts, 12.000; market strong;
lambs strong; good to choice wethers. $1.73
tf?G.C3; fair to choice mixed. 53.50S4.G0;
Westorn sheep, clipped. $4 35fi5.15, natlvo
lambs, clipped, 54.502 1.75; Colorado West
ern lambs, ?5.COS6.20,
OMOHA.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 7.-CatUe Re
ceipts, 4500; market slow to 10c lower. Na
tlvo steers, 53.75fi5.15; cows and heifers,
53.00fi4.15; canners, 52.00fi2.90: stockers and
feeders. $2.75fi4.25; calves, S3.0Ofi3.45: bulls
stags, etc., 2.25fi3.50.
HogH Receipts, 9000; market Gc lower.
Heavy, $4.90fi5.00: mixed. $-1.9034.05; light,
S-4.S5fi5.03; pigs, $4.00fi4 7G; bulk of sales,
S4.90fi4.95.
Sheep Receipts, 3500; market steady.
Westerns. $l.70fiO.S0; wethers. 51.GOfi5.25;
owes, 510035.10; common and stockers,
53.00S4.75 lambs, S5.00fi5.S5.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, April 7,-CattIe Ro
ceipts, 4000, steady Native steers, $3.00fi)
Colds Are Dangerous.
How often you hear it remarked: "It'D
only a cold," and a few days later learn
that tho man Is on hlB back with pneu
monia. This la of such common oc
currence that a cold, however slight,
Bhould not be disregarded. Chamber
laln'3 Cough Remedy counteracts any
tendency toward pneumonia. It always j
cures and Id jpleaEant to take. For salo
by all druggist. j
ARE DISAPPOINTED
IN CONFERENCE
Dealers Do Not Find tho Results of
tho "Largo Influx Come TJp to
Expectations.
Conference may have been omlnently
satisfactory from the religious point of
view, but it seems that to many mer
chants, and to tho produce dealers, It lias
been disappointing. From the way things
wero shaping at the end of last and tho
beginning of this week, It looked as If
many peoplo were going to bonellt large
ly by tho great concourso of visitors. But
the verdict of most of tho largo whole
salers Is that business lias been nothing
like what could be expected, considering
tho crowds. Whether the visitors brought
their meals with them, or whether thoy
havo been bodily sustained by the spirit
of graco, the fact Is that they do not
seem to have been much addicted to tho
vice of buying this time.
Prices In most lines have been station
ary. Fruit took a downward turn yester
day. Both California and Utah rhubarb
was 1 cent per pound cheaper, and pine
apples wero made half a dollar less per
dozen.
Cauliflower went up 5 cents, but the
vegetable) situation remains tho same as
It has been for the last two weeks.
A large shipment of fish came In yes
terday. Tho only feature' out of the ordi
nary was tho largo slzo of tho striped
bass, most of them being as heavy ns 5
or G pounds each.
Hay, Grain and StvaV.
Oat straw, per bale $ .SOfi .33
Alfalfa 11.50
Timothy, per ton, baled lu.OOfilG.O)
Wheat, per bushel 1.00ft' 1.10
Corn, per cwt 1.30p 1.33
Corn, cracked 1.354? 1.15
Oats 1.50S1 1.0)
Rolled oats l.GSfi1 1.70
Barley, rolled 1.35
Flour, bakers' No. 1 2.20fi 2.10
Flour, straight grade 2.30fr 2.50
Flour, high patent 2.50fi' 2.70
Ryo " 2. GO
Graham Hour 2.40fi 2.50
Cornmeal l.SOfi 2.0)
Bran l.OOlM.10
Bran and Shorts 1.10fi 1.15
Meats.
DroR3ed boof, per pound 5 .0Gp .07
Dressed pork, per pound.. .07
Dressed veal, per pound .09
Dressed mutton, per pound 0Gfi .07
Dressed lambs, per pound .07
Spring Inmbs. wnolcsale 3.50
Spring lumbs, quarter, retail... 1.25fil.75
Poultry.
Dressed hens, per pound ? .lGfi .17
Dressed turkeys .22
Ducks, per pound .17
Springs .IS
Live poultry, per pound .15
Live spring chickens !(. 17
Frozen broilers 'JOS' -23
Fruits.
Scnta Paula lemons, per box...M.0Ofi4.50
Tangerines, per 100 1-.00
Maine lemons, per box.... 3.00fi4.00
California oranges, per box.... 2.00fi2.75
Figs and dates 5c, 8c, 10c
California rhubarb, per lb .07
Utah rhubarb, per lb .01
Pineapples, per dozen 4.00
Sugar.
Beet sugar, per 100 5 fi.SO
Cane sugar G.W
Vegetables.
Winter potatoes, per cwt 5 1.50
Utah onions 3.WM.O)
California onions I.(0fi4.50
Utah celery, per dozen SOffl.OO
Cabbages, per 100 3.0OIJ3.50
Cnullllowcr .15
Parsnips, per 100 ; 1.25
Carrots 1.00
Beets 1.25
Turnips 1.25
Green onions, per dozen .20(7 .25
Utah cabbago lettuce 40fi .50
Radishes 40fi .43
Tomatoes, crato 4.50
Spinach .03
Asparagus .15
Dairy Products.
Oleomargarine S .".Mr .1G
Butter, per pound 20S .23
Cheese, per pound .12
Eggs, per case , 5.50
Fancy cheese, per pound .13
Comb honey, per crate. 2.75 "
Strained honey, per pound .07
Sweltzer cheese, per pound.... .is
Llmburger cheese, per pound.. .15
Cream brick Cheese, per pound. .17
Edam cheese, per dozen 12.00
Fresh Fish.
Salmon $ .15
Halibut .13
Mountain trout .30
Striped bass, per pound .13
Shad, per pound , .12
Mackinaw trout .in
Mackcrol .13
Soles, per pound .09
Flounders, por pound .09
California Binclts. per pound... .12
Codfish, per pound .13
Catfish, per pound , .13
Perch, per pound .10
Lobsters, per pound : 15
Crabs 2. GO
Now York oysters (counts), per
100 1 GO
Perch 12
5 25; nalivo cows and heifers. $2.00fi4.SO;
ttockcrs nnd feeders, $3.0Ofi4.50; bulls. 52.00
C73.85; calves, 53.0fiG.iV); Western steers,
53.GOff-LG3; Western cows, $2.0)53.50.
Hogs Receipts, 2000; mnrkot 2fi5c low
er. Bulk of sales, 54.93fi5.10; heavy, 55.05fi
5.12; puckers, 51.95fi5.l0; pigs and lights,
54.25&5.05,
Sheep Receipts, 4500; market 10c higher.
Muttons, J4.00fi5.30; lambs, $l.25fi5.90. range
wethers, ?4.7&fi5.50, ewes, 43.O0fi4.90.
St. Louis Wool.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Wool-Steady. Me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 183?
22c; light fine. 15fi'17c; heavy fine, I2fij
llc; tub waahod, 20fi31c.
Now York Cotton.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Tho cotton mar
ket opened firm at nn advance of 10fi20
points, and closed quiet but steady at an
advance of 1 point on tho spot months to
a decline of 7 points.
Cotttm Futures.
NEW YORK. April 7. Cotton futures
closed quiet and steady. April, SH.53; May.
S14.CG; Juno, 514.SI: July, $14.92; August,
$14.37; September, $12.63.
Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, April 7. A decided drop in
tcmperaturo in the north and west w:is
utilized today as a tonic In the wheat pit
hero against tho sympathetic effect of ex
treme weakness In corn. July wheat
closed ftc up; corn Is down lc: outs are
off ftfiftc, and provisions 12.fi27c.
Higher cables and favorable weather
were early factors In tho wheat market
diametrically opposed to oach othor. As a.
result prices held comparatively steadv
during tho early part of the cession.
Initial quotations on July were unchanged
to c higher nt 86fiS7c.
For nn hour there was little change In
the quotations, but auddonly sentiment be
came bearish, with prlcea declining rapid-
. i.in wL
ly. Weakness In coarso grains induced a
whirlwind of liberal selling by commission
houses and pit traders. With onlv a rela
tively sinnll demand July sold off to-SGfta
Later in the day a traders who was a con
spicuous llguro In tho corn pit became an
uctivo purchaser of wheat, presumably
with tho object of Indirectly forcing up
tho prlco of coarse grain In order to cre
ate a better market upon which to throw
his long corn. Tho Northwest was also a
fair purchaser, led on by a suggestion of
a postponement In seeding operations.
Sensational roports were received telling
of a radical change in weather conditions
In that section, snow and much lower
tcmperaturo supplanting all at once wide
spread mildness. The consequence was a
quick rally in prices. Many of the early
short sellers woro forced to cover, and
this helped in the upturn. Tho close wns
firm, with July at S7c. after the price had
touched S7c. May ranged between 91ftc
and 95. and closed at 94c Clearances
of wheat and Hour were equal to 154.300
bushels. Primary receipts were 374.200
bushels, compared with 33S.100 bushels a
year ago. Mlnnennolls, Duluth nnd Chi
cago reported receipts of 237 cars, against
202 cars last week and 1S3 a year ngo.
A big trado wos witnessed In corn and
the market was extremely nervous. Tho
close was weak and at the low point. July
opened ftc lower to c higher at 52ft53c,
sold between Slftc and 53, and closed at
53c. Local receipts wero 225 cars, with
G9 of the contract grade.
Oats woro weak in sympathy with corn.
After opening a shado lower to a shndo
higher at 3Sfi3Sc, July sold bctwoon 37 c
and 33c, nnd closed at 37ftc. Ixical re
ceipts were 130 cars.
Early in tho day commission houses
wero l'rco sellers of provisions, due to
lower prices for hogs This started a raid
on tljo market by local bears, and tho re
sult was conoiderablo weakness in all
products. Tho sharp break In corn was
an Influential bear factor. Tho market
closed weak and near the bottom, July
pork being down 27c at $12.85; July lard
was off 20c at ?G.S3, and ribs 12c down
at SG.S0.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat No. 2
May 95 93 . 91ft 94,
July, old 8S SST'a S7 SSft.
July, new S7 S7 SCft S7
Sept.. old S2 S2ft Sl S2
Corn, No. 2
May 55 53ft 53 53
July 53 53 51ft 51ft
September 5l;4 Gift 50 50
Oats, No. '-'
May 39 39ft 3S 3S
July 3S S3 375 37ft
September 32i 32 31 31ft
Mess Pork
May 12.90 12. M 12.G2 12.70
July 13.07 13.10 12.S0 12.S5
Lard
May G.S0 G.SO G.G5 G.70
July G.S2 0.97 G.SO G.S2
V Short RibH
May G.72 G.72 C.57 G.G3
July G.S3 G.S7 G.77 G.SO
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
easy: No. 2 spring wheat. 92fi9Sc: No. 3,
SSfiOSc: No. 2 red. 97efi51.00ft; No. 2 corn
53fi05c; No. 2 yellow 53fi55c: No. 2
oats. 3Sfi3Sc; No. 3 while. 40fi42'1c; No.
2 rye. 70c; good feeding barley. 35fiS7c;
fair to choice malting, 4lfiG5c; No. 1 llax
seed, 51.09; No. 1 Northwestern, 51.1G,
phlmo timothy seed, S2.S0; mess pork, per
barrel. $l2.C2fi 12.75; lard, per 100 pounds.
5G.G256.G5; short ribs sides (loose). 5G.G0
f(G.C2: short clear sides (boxed), $7.0Ofi
7.25; whisky, basis of high wines, 51.2S;
clover, contract grade, 511.00.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Articles Recpts. Ship.
Flour, barrels 2S.CO0 45,00)
Wheat, bushels 24.000 50.500
Corn, bushels 214.50) G1.400
Oats, bushels 192.90) 1S3.300
Ryo. bushels G.GC0 G.S00
Barley, bushels 43,500 31,000
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
On tho produce exchange today tho but
ler market wns steady; creameries, 14fi
2lc; dairies, 1221c; cges, casv, 15ftfi
lGc; cheese, easy, 9fil0c.
Coast Grain.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 7. Wheat
steady; May. ?1.31ft; December. $1.32.
Barley Steady, Dcccnilxr, 99-ftc.
Buttor, Eggs and Sugar.
NEW YORK. April 7. Butter-Unsettled;
fresh creamery. 13fi23c; State dairy,
15220c.
Eggs Strong; Western storage, 17c;
Western IlrsLn, 17c
Sugar Raw. firm fair refining, 3G-32c;
centrifugal 90-tcsi. 3 21-32c; molasses su
gar, 2 29-32C Refined steady; crushed, S3. 40;
powdered. Sl.Sfl; granulated, $4.70.
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CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
There will bo a meeting of tho stock
holders of tho Star Consolidated Mining
company at 2 o'clock In tho afternoon of
Saturday, tho 9th day or April, 1901, at
Walker bank building, upstairs, at rooms
14 and 1C, Salt Lake City. Utah, to con
sider matters nf great nnd Immediate Im
portance to all stockholders.
All stockholders are Invited to attend
nnd should attend.
TIMOTHY EG AN '
GEORGE A. BLACK.
JOSEPH BAUMGARTEN.
L. L. BAUMGARTEN.
D. GUERNSEY.
II. G. M'MILLAN.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
AJax Mining company. Location and
principal placo of business, Salt Lako
City, Utah. Notice: There aro delinquent
upon the following described Btock, on ac
count of assessment No. G, levied on tho
20th day of February. 1P04. tho several
amounts set opposite- tho names of tho re-
epcctlvo shareholders, as follows:
No. No.
Cert. Shares. Amt
Armstrong Schlrmcr i
Co 3125 500 25.00
Georgo E. Armstrong
& Co. ........12IG 500 25.00
Georgo E. Armstrong
& Co 1249 500 23.00
Georgo 12. Armstrong
& Co 1403 0) 25.00
Georgo E. Armstrong .
& Co ..1401 500 23.00
Georgo E. Armstrong ,
& Co ..1403 COO 25.00
Georgo E. Armstrong ...
& Co ..1103 500 2o.O)
W. W. Armstrong 1013 500 25.00
W W. Armstrong 3490 10) 5.00
W. B. Andrew . 1927 100 6.W
W. B. Andrew 2OS0 100 5.00
Frank Arndt S90 100 5.00
Frank Arndt Krl 100 5.00
Frank Arndt , 912 50 2.50
Frank Arndt 917 W 2.50
H. Bamberger 2133 100 B.W
W. S. McCornlck trus- r ,,
leo for L. P. Boyle.... 729 10,000 500.00
Barnctt & Langloy 2351 100 5.00
Barnott & Langloy ... .2352 ICO 5.00
Barnott & Langley 2372 100 o.OO
Barnott & Langloy 2313 100 5.00
Barnott & Langley 2CG9 100 5.00
Darnett & Langley 2933 100 5.M
Barnctt & Langley 297G 100 5.M
Barnett & Langley 3012 500 2o.00
IV. J. Browning ....... 1113 100 o.OO
ft. J. Bonn ... 626 50 2.50
W. II. Blntz 3311 7(0 Zo.OO
V. H. Blntz 3529 500 2o.00
W. H. Blntz 3532 500 25.00
W. II. Blntz 3533 50) 25.00
J. H. Bolfuss 3327 400 20.00
Chas. H. Barton 3I-C9 1000 60.CO
E. C Coffin 1729 10) 5.00
H. B. Cole 33GI 100 5.00
W. H. Clark 1S0S 100 5.CO
W. H. Clark 20G7 ' 100 5.00
W. H. Clark .....22S3 100 5.00
W. II. Clark 2193 10CO 50.00
W. II. Clark 2S4G 10) 5.00
W. H Clark 31G7 ICO 5.CO
Milllcent Collctt 332a 200 10.00
Mrs. T. C. Chambcrlln..346G 200 10.00
Georgo Curley SG03 1200 60.00
II. W. Doscher 1012 100 5.00
II. W. Doscher 33C5 5C0 25.00
H. W. Doscher 3374 500 25.00
II . W. Doscher 3377 500 25.00
II. W. Doscher 33S3 GOO 23 00
H. W. Doscher 5SS4 GOO 25.00
II. W. Doscher 33W 50) 25.00
II. W. Doscher 3401 500 25.CO
II. W. Doscher 3414 30) 15.00
II. W. Doscher 3449 500 25.00
G. Dlnklage 27GG 500 25.0)
W. II. Dickson ....2013 103 5.15
II. E. Deckcback 31S4 50J 25.00
Flora Davis 3118 50) 23.00
James M. Denny 3333 GOO 30.00
R. J. Evans 2153 100 5.00
R. J. Evans 2921 500 25. CO
R. J. Evans 293G ICO 5.00
T Egan 2703 ICO 5.00
T. Egan 3593 1000 50.00
T. Egan 3594 1000 50. CO
T. Egan 35S3 1000 S0.CO
T. Egan 35&J 300 15.00
F. A. Earls 301G 250 12.50
James Evans S49 10) 5.00
J. S. Ferris , 3061 10) G.CO
Jas. A. Fullenwldcr 3291 601 23.00
Jas. A. Fullenwldcr ....3295 500 2S.00
H. G. Fisher 3631 1000 0.0)
II. G. Fisher 3G33 10C0 50.00
H. G. Fisher 3637 10)0 50.00
II. G. Fisher 3G40 1000 0.00
H. G. Fisher 3C41 10 EO.OO
II. G. Fisher 3642 100) 60.00
II. G. Fisher 3613 1000 50 00
H. G. Fisher 3614 1000 50.00
II. G. Fisher 3615 CG7 33.35
G. A. Glbbs 2141 10) G.CO
G. A. Gibbs 2142 100 5.00
O. B. Greene 3214 400 20.00
Peter Greaves. Jr. 3019 100 G.CO
C. II. Glosor 733 100 5.CO
C. II. Glasscr 739 100 5.00
C. H. Glasscr .743 100 G.O)
C. H. Glasscr 761 100 G.O)
C. H. GlaBser 3367 100 5.00
C. II. Glasscr 336S 100 5.00
C. H. Glasscr 3369 100 5.00
C. H Glasscr 3370 100 G.CO
F. D. Hlgginbotham. Jr.2474 100 5.00
J. W. Hatfield 1G11 10) 5.00
.T. W. JIattlold lif i-.- 10.0)
E, A. Hartcnsteln 2171 JvO 5.0)
F. A. lloock 2S31 fiCO 25.00
F. A. lloock 3101 500 25.00
F. A. lloock 3402 500 25.00
James Hegncy 2652 tO) 25.0)
S. Hays 103 2000 100.0"
3. Hays 1GS3 200 10.00
S. Hays 16S5 2C0 10.CO
S. llavs 1GS7 rn jr rwi
S. Hays 1CSS 500 25.CO
Joseph Hnlusku S20 50 2.50
Nick Hansen 923 100 5.CO
Maude Harold 3356 60 2.50
Thomas R. Hamer 3593 500 25.00
Thomas R. Hamer 3C13 rO 25. 0)
AV. II. Irvlno & Co 1531 1(J 6.0)
V. Jensen 2029 ECO 25.00
V Jensen 31S7 10) 6 CO
M. M Johnson 3230 5C0 25 0)
T. . Knickerbocker.... 420 GO) 25.00
T. A. Knickerbocker.... G93 50) 23.CO
William Klauso 857 200 10.00
Ben D Luce 12 20) 10.00
W. J. Lawronco 2403 10) G.CO
Georgo A. Lowe 103 10 .60
F. S. Luff 1719 100 5.0)
Joseph Llppraan ...3373 30) 15.0)
J. E. Malonc 3201 50) 25.CO
J. E. Malono ?203 60) 25.0)
J. E. Mulono 3273 50) 25.00
J. E. Malono 274 5tO 25.0)
J. E. Mulonc 230) SCO 25.00
J. E. Malono 3302 600 25.00
J. E Mnlono 3303 GO) 25.00
J. E. Malonc 3301 1000 50.O)
J. E. Malono 3305 10 60.O)
J, E Malono 330S 10(0 50.00
J. E. Mnlono 3303 600 25.00
Julius Meyer 27S2 1(0 5.00
M. M. Miller 16S1 100 6.00
M M, Miller 17S6 10) 5.0)
M. M V.'-'ltr :i?5 ICO 6.00
M. M. Miller 1913 ICO 5.00
M. M. Miller 3152 SO) 25.00
M. M Miller 31S1 200 10.00
M. M. Miller 3590 7 .35
E. D. Mlllor J27G ICO 5.00
John Mulroonoy 952 50 2.50
Frank Mooro 2934 )CO 5.00
Frank Mooro 3105 100 6.00
G. 1 1 Marjey 31 IS 100 5 CO
II McCardell 3331 10) 5.00
Snmuel Mclntyro CS2 100 5.00
Snmuel Mclntyrc. Jr.... 497 10 .50
Mary and Mnrgarot Mc-
Gtath S9. ICO 5.00
A. S. Norrlsh 313S 5CO 25.00
A. S. Norrlsh 31GS 500 25.0)
H A. Nolson 352S 1(0 5.00
Rev. G. M. Orvl.s 2690 100 5.00
John R. Patlenco 1003 300 15.00
John R. Patlenco 1302 100 G.CO
John R. Patlenco 1320 100 G.CO
D. II. Pecry. Jr. 1446 ICO 6.0)
D. 1 1. Pcery, Jr. 144S l(0 6.00
D. H. Pcory. Jr. 11S7 10) 5.00
D. II. Poory. Jr. 1650 100 6.0)
D. II. Pcory. Jr. ...Ii25 600 23.OO
J. A. Pollock & Co... 3512 10) 5.00
J. A. Pollock & Co... 3601 250 12.60
J. A. Pollock &: Co 3610 100) 60.00
J A. Pollock & Co 3611 600 25.00
M. S. Pcndorgast 1364 100 5.00
H. P. Pexton 93S 200 10.00
II. P. Pexton S2o2 100 G.CO
H. P. Pexton 3253 100 5.00
George Peters 2S60 10) 6.00
Georgo Potcr3 j&62 100 5.00
Georgo Peters GO) 25.00
N. A. Pago 354 200 10.00
Snm Peterson. Jr oCS iGOO 75.00
W. A. Rathsack 3197 20) 10.00
W. A. Rathsack 32u 100 B.CO
C. S. Richardson WS 200 10.00
John Rannum . 100 6.00
F. H. Roo TS3 leo G.00
R. W. Rodgers S9 600 25.00
R. W. Rodgers 3314 600 25.00
Sheets & Thompson ....1663 10) 5.00
Sheotij & Thompson. ...1741 100 5.00
Sheots & Thompson.. ..3417 603 5.00
S. G. Saxman 348 CCO 25.00
S, G. Snxman 3655 00 23.00
J. B. Thompson 3646 600 25.00
J. C. Thompson SS7 100 5.00
Wm. Thompson G70 100 6.00
M. W. Taylor 1150 100 6.00
Clarissa Tucker 3507 375 18.75
Jas. R. Tucker 3509 375 18.75
John Thauor 335S 600 26.00
John Thauor 3359 600 25.0)
John Thauor 3360 600 25.0)
John Thauor 3351 600 25.0)
J. H. Vivian 1203 GOO 25.00
John Thnucr 3362 600 5.00
Utah Savings & Trust
Co 3591 500 25.00
Utah Savings A TruBt
Co 3592 GO) 25.00
R. E. Waterman 1757 100 G.00
R. E. Waterman .2103 100 6.00
E. M. West 2665 200 30.00
E. M. West 2677 100 5.00
E. G. Woollcy, Jr. 1066 30) 36.0)
D, L. Werthclmer 21S0 100 6.00
F. A Work..:. 2913 200 10.00
Oto Will 2650 301 16.00
O. A. Whlttcmoro 271S 60) 23.00
C. S. Woods 1784 10) 5.00
No. No.
Cert. Shares. Amt
C. S. Woods 2217 100 6.00
John A, Williams .3583 50 1.60
John W. Waltz 32SS ' 10) 5.00
W. R. Wlghtman 3353 603 25.00
Junius Young 10S3 100 6.00
And In nccorcfance. with law and an or
der of tho board of directors, made on the
20th day of February. 1904, so many
shares of each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary, will bo sold at pub
lic auction, at tho offico of tho secretary,
room 306 Dooly block, Salt Lako City.
Utah, on Wednesday, the 13th day of
April, 1904, at 11 o'clock a. m., to pay tho
delinquent assessment thereon, together
with tho coats of advertising and expense
of sale.
J M. BURT, Secretary.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or tho respective
signers for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division, in nnd for Salt Lake County,
State of Utah.
In tho matter of tho estate and guar
dianship of Wlloy C. llirf and Lois L.
HIT, minors. Notice.
. The petition for approval and settle
ment of the annual account of the guardl
nn t)f the persons and the estates of Wiley
C. lllflC and Lois L. Illff, minors, hns boon
set for hearing on Friday, the 22nd day
of April, A. D. 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
at the county courthouse, In tho court
room of said court, in Salt Lako City,
Salt Lako county, Utah.
Witness tho clerk of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 6th day of
April, A. D. 1904.
(Seal) JOHN JAMES, Clork.
By J. U. Eldredgc, Jr., Deputy Clerk.
J. R. Bowdlo, Attorney for Petitioner.
, u643
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division, In and for Salt Lako coun
ty, State of Utah In tho matter of tho
estate of Patrick Kinsclla, deceased. No
tice. The petition of S. D. Evans, praying for
the issunnco to Utah Savings and Trust
company of letters of administration in
tho estate of Patrick Kinsella. deceased,
has been set for hearing on Friday, tho
Sth day of April, A. D. 1904. at 10 o'clock
a. m , at tho county courthouse, in tho
courtroom of said court, In Salt Lako
City, Salt Lake county. Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court, with tho
seal thereof nfflxcd, this 23rd, day of
March, A. D. 1901. JOHN JAMES.
(Seal.) Clerk.
By David B. Davics. Deputy Clerk.
Stephens & Smith, Attorneys for Peti
tioner. t2092
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
batc division, In nnd for Salt Lake coun
ty, Stato of Utah. In the matter of tho
estate of James S. McNalr, deceased.
Notice.
The petition of Morris L. Ritchie, ad
ministrator of tho estate of James S.
McNalr, deceased, praying for an order
of sale of real property of said decedent,
and that all persons Interested appear be
fore the said court to show cause why
an order should not be granted to sell so
much as shall be necessary, of the follow
ing described real estate of said deceased,
to wit: A tract beginning twenty (20)
chains north of the southwest corner of
section twenty-nine (29), In township eight
f3), range two (2) oast of the Salt Lako
meridian. Utah county. Utah, running
thence east twenty (20) chains; thonco
north ten (10) chains; thenco west ten (10)
chains; thenco north fifteen (15) chains;
thenco west ten (10) chains; thonco south
twenty-fivo (23) chains to tho place of be
ginning, containing thlrty-fivo (35) acres;
AIbo one beginning eight and three
fourths (8 75) chains east of the northwest
corner of lot four (4). In section thirty (SO),
In said township, running thenco cast
thirteen and ninety-eight hundredths
U3.9S) chains; mence south seventeen and
nlncty-soven hundredths (17.97) chains;
thence west iwelve and fifty-one hun
dredths (12.61) chains: thence north thirty
two (32) degrees and thirty (30) minutes
west two and seventy hundredths (2 70)
chains; thence north fifteen and seventy
throe hundredths (15.73) chains to tho placo
of beginning, area twenty-four and nlne-ty-sl.v
hundredths (24.SC) acres;
Also one commencing twenty-two and
seventv-thrco hundredths (22.73) chains
east and -:vtrtn nnd ninety-one hun
dredths 07.91) cir is south of the north
west corr-r fculd lot four (I) and run
ning thenco frcst twelvo nnd fifty-one
hundredths (12.51) chains; thence south
thirty-two 32) degrees and thirty (30) min
utes east six and sixty hundredths (6.60)
chains; thence south six and seventeen
hundredths (6.171 chains; thence eight and
sevents-three hundredths (S.73) chains;
thence north ten and seventy-eight hun
dredths (10.7S) chains to the place of be
ginning, containing ten and twenty-ono
hundredths (10.21) ncres. all situated In
Utah county, Stato of Utah, haB been set
for hearing on Friday, the 15th day of
April. A. D. 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m., at tho
countv courthouse, in the courtroom of
said court, il Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
county. Utah.
Witness the Clerk of snld court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 1st day of
AfSlt D' im -OIIN JAMES, Clerk.
By David B. Davics. Deputy Clerk.
Booth, Leo & Ritchie, Attorneys Tor
Estate.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bato division. In and for Salt Lako eounty,
Stato of Utah. In tli3 matter of tho es
tate of Emanuel Rauch. deceased. No
tice. The croBS-pctltlon of B. B. Qulnn. pray
ing for tho Issunnco to G. C. Hunting of
loiters of administration in the estate of
Emanuel Rauch, deceased, has been set
for hearing on Friday, tho 29th day of
April, A. D. 1901. at 10 o'clock a m.. at
tho county courthouse, in tho courtroom
of snld court. In Salt Lake -City, Salt Lako
countv, Utah. ,
Witness tho Clerk of eald court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 6th day of
April. A. D. 1901.
ISeal. JOHN JAMES. Clork.
By J. U. Eldredgo. Jr., Deputy Clerk.
Frank J. Gustln, Attorney. u564
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bato division. In and for Salt Lako coun
ty. Stato of Utah. In the matter of the
nstato of Emanuel Rauch, deceased.
Notice.
Tho petition of S. D. Evans, praying for
the Issunnco to G. C. Hunting of letters
of administration In tho cstato of Eman
uel Rauch, deceased, has been set for
hearing on Friday, the Sth day of April,
A D 1S0I, nt 10 o'clock a. m., at the coun
ty courthouse, In the courtroom of snld
court. In Salt Lako City, Salt Lako coun
ty, Utah.
Witness tho Clerk of said court, with
tho seal thereof affixed, this 26th day of
March. A. D. 1901.
rSoal. JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
By David B. Davics. Deputy Clerk,
C. B. Jack, Attorney for Petitioner.
t22l7
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division, In and for Salt Lako coun
ty, Stato of Utah. In the matter of the
estato of Afred Thompson, deceased.
Notice.
Tho amended petition of Mlnnlo L.
Thompson, praying for tho issuanco to
Charles Baldwin of iettors of administra
tion, with tho will annexed, in tho estato
of Alfred Thompson, deceased, hna been
set for hearing on Friday, tho 16th day
of April, A. D. 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m., at
the county courthouse. In the courtroom
of said court, in Salt Lako City, Salt
Lako county, Utah.
Witness the Clork of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 4th day of
April, A. D. 1901.
rScal. JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
By Helena A. Mcintosh, Deputy Clerk,
Eugcno Lewis, Attorney for Petitioner.
UI91
OFFICE OF THE SECURITY AB
stract Company, Salt Lako City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that there will bo
a meeting of tho stockholders of the Se
curity Abstract company, held at the of
fico of sold company in tho Atlns block.
Salt Lake City, Utah, on Monday. May
2nd, A. D. ISO!, at 10 o'clock :u m., for tho
purpose of amending tho articles of in
corporation of said company, no as to per
mit and authorize said company to do and
transact a general abstract business in
any county in the State of Utah. By or
der of the board of directors.
A. J. BRUNEAU, Secretary.
Dated April 7, 1901. uJCS
-v """WM
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES. - j
Consult County Clerk or tho respective 1
signerB for further Information.
1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. j
! I
Estato of Joseph J. Burnswood, de- ' i
ceased. I 1
Creditors will prcsont claims with ! j
vouchers to the undersigned at No. 13" 1
South Main street. Salt Lako City, Utah
cmor before tho 1st day of August. A. D. t
WILLIAM P. ROWE,'
Administrator of Estate of Joseph J
Burnswood, Deceased.
D. Halgh and William HL. McCre.i
Attorneys for Administrator. ' t209
Dato of first publication, March 23, A. D '
1901.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO- ' I
bato division, in and for Salt Lake couv
ty. Stato of Utah. In the matter of th" !
estato of Letltla S. Kclsey, deceased.
Notico !
, Tho petition of Lewis P. Kclsoy, admin- ' 1 III
Istrator of the estate of Letltla a. Kelso iH
deceased, praying for an order of Palo o" 1 M
real property of said decedent, and tha , (!
all persons Interested appear before th 1
said court to show cause why an ordo ; !
should not bo granted to sell po much a- , IH
shall bo necessary, of the following dt I
scribed real estate of said deceased. I I !
wit: An undivided five-twcnty-fourlh m
(5-24) Interest in the Miner's Homo lod . )(
mining claim, an undivided one-fourth (',, I iH
Interest In tho Flciss lodo mining clalr ' H
and an unknown Interest in tho Mcrnmm IH
lode mining claim, has been set for hcai IH
ing on Friday, the loth day of April, A mm
D. 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m., at tho count. !
courthouse, In the courtroom of sad IH
court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lako com, H
ty. Utah. H
Witness tho Clerk of said court, will H
the seal thereof affixed, this 30th day o.' IH
March, A. D. 1301. H
(Seal. JOHN JAMJBS. Clork.
By David B. Davies, Deputy Clerk. IHJ
Lawrenco & Shoup, Attorneys for At IHJ
mlnlfltrator. t2C:' 4 IHJ
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT I H
court. In and for Salt Lako County, Stal- HJ
of Utah, department No. 1. In tho mm- ,HJ
ter of the estate of Thomas Miller, dc- HJ
ceased. Notice. IH
The petition of Elizabeth Livingston HJ
praying for the admission to probato of HJ
a certain document, purporting to bo tb HJ
last will nnd testament of Thomas Miller. ;HJ
deceased, and for the granting of letteif 'HJ
testamentary to herself, has been set for HJ
hearing on Friday, the 15th day of April. HJ
A. D, 104, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the coun HJ
ty courthouse, In the courtroom of salt 'HJ
court. In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake coun- HJ
ty. Utah. HJ
Witness tho Clerk of snld court, with HJ
the seal thereof affixed, this 2nd day of 'HJ
April. A. D. 1904.
rSeal.l JOHN JAMES, Clerk. WM
By David B. Davies, Deputy Clerk. HJ
Hurd & Wedgwood and A. L. Hop HJ
paugh, Attorneys for Petitioner. ul!i HJ
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THI" H
Third Judicial district of the State o HJ
Utah, county of Salt Lake. Hilda Mol- HJ
zan. plaintiff, vs. Peter J. Molzan, dt HJ
Xcndant Summons. HJ
Tho Stato of Utah to the said defendant. HJ
You are hereby summoned to appeal HJ
within twenty days after tho service o' HJ
this summons upon you. If served with' HJ
the county In which this action is brought HJ
otherwise within thirty days after ser- HJ
vice, and defend the above-entitled nctloi. HI
and In case of your failure so to do, Judg HI
mcnt will be rendered against you accord- HI
ing to the demand of the comnlnlnt, of HI
which a copy is hemwith served upon you. mum
HARRINGTON & SANFORD, HI
Plaintiff's Attorneys. HJ
P. O. AddrcFS, 430 D. F. Walker Bldg HJ
Salt Lako City. Utah. u70: HJ
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO- IH
bate division, in and for Salt Lake counl . HJ
Stato of Utah. In the matter of tho es- HJ
tato of John R. Park, deceased. Notlc. HJ
Tho petition for approval and settlement . HJ
of annual account of tho executor of tin- HJ
estate of John R. Park, deceased, has HJ
been set for hearing on Friday, tho 15th HJ
clay of April, A. D. 1904. At 10 o'clock .1, m IHJ
at the county courthouse, In the court- 1 IHJ
room of snld court. In Salt Lake City, Salt HI
Lake county. Utah. HJ
Witness the clerk of snld court, with the HJ
seal thereof affixed, this 31a t day of r , HJ
March. A. D. 190-1. JOHN JAMES. L
Seal. Clerk. HJ
By David B. Davics, Deputy Clerk. HJ
Stewart Si Stewart, Attorneys for E?- H
tate. HJ
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT .
court, In and for Salt Lako county. Stair
of Utah. Department No. 1 In the mat- H
tor of tho estate of Elizabeth Plxton, dc-
ceased. Notico.
Tho petition of Robert Plxton and Wll- f
lard Plxton, praying for tho admission to j
probate of a certain document, purport
Jug to bo tho ln-st will and testament of 1
Elizabeth Plxton, deceased, und for the
granting of letters testamentary to them
selves, has been set for hearing on Frl- 1 .
dav, the 16th day of April. A. D. 1904. at
10 o'clock a. m.. at the county courthouse. 1 l'
In the courtroom nf said court, in Salt 1 1
Lako City, Salt Lake county, Utah. )
Witness tho Clerk of said court, -with
tho seal thereof affixed, this 20th day of
March, A. D. 1904. -
(Seal. JOHN JAMES. Clerk. .
By David B. Davics. Deputy Clerk. I
James H. Moylo. Attorney for Pell- I
tloncr. IK29
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO- R
bato dlvlBlon. In and for Salt Lako coun- ft
ty. State of Utah. In tho matter of the 1 j
estato of Jane Nixon Sholes, deceased. , ;
Notice.
Tho petition of E. O. Howard, ndmlnl5- j
trator of tho estato of Jano Nixon Sholes.
deceased, praying for the settlement of
final account of said administrator and
for tho distribution of tho residue of said 1
estato to the persons entitled, has been
sot for hearing on Frldny. tho 22nd day of 1 (
April. A. D. 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m., nt ;
tho county courthouse In tho courtroom ;
of said court, in Salt Lako City, Salt Lake 1 1
county, Utah. 4 ... If, i
Witness the Clerk of said court, with Ri 3
tho soal thereof affixed, this 7th day of 'r
April, A. D. 1901. ,'fi
fSoal JOHN JAMES. Clerk. I
By David B. Davies. Deputy Clerk. ig
S McDowall, Attorny for Petitioner. 'R .
u703 1 !l
; 1
IN THE DISTRICT COUP.T. PRO- 1 , i
bato division, in and for Salt Lake coun- !
ty State of Utah. In tho matter of the ,
estate of Georgo J. Woodling, deceased. !
Notice.
The petition of R, D. McDonald, ad- I ,
mlnlstrator of tho estato of George J. f j
Woodling, deceased, for confirmation of 1 , v
tho sale of the following described real ' f.-- a
estato of said decedent, to wit: Lots six- t HJ
teen 06). seventeen (17). eighteen (18) . t , )
and nineteen 09). block ono (1), amended j WM
Clat of Linden Park subdivision of lot 11. I Mm
lock 21, Fivc-Acro plat "A," Big Field 4 IHJ
survey, for the sum of $ . and upon 1 fB
the following terms, to wit, cash or one- r &m
half cash and on-lmlf time not to exceed ? ft
one year from date of sale, as aonar lj
from tho return of sale, filed in this i W
court, has been set for hearing on Fri- L ,"' m
day. the Sth day of April, A. D. 1901. at - li
10 o'clock u. ra., at tho county courthouse. S
In tho courtroom of said court, In Salt IK U
Lako City, Salt Lake county, Utah. B
Witness tho clerk of fiald court, with j If, H
the seal thereof affixed, this 2Sth day of V;
March, A. D. 1901. JOHN JAMES. li 9
Seal. Clerk. f B
By David B. Davics. Deputy Clerk. ' 6; H
Frank H. Clark, Attorney for Petl- 5
tloncr. t2473 f 9
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE f- .fl
Third Judicial District of the Stato of & 'H
Utah, county of Salt Lake. Henrietta M. F, HJ
Austin, plaintiff, vs. Frederick Austin, I,' HI
defendant. Summons. !' H
Tho State of Utah, to tho said defend fc' JHJ
ant: vbrnWMmm
You arc horeby summoned to appear HkHH
within twonty days after tho service of WfWmmmm
this summons upon you, if served within KHH
tho county In which this action Is f HJ
brought, otherwise, within thirty days 1 HJ
after service, and defend the above cntl- f -HHl
tied action; and In case of your failure so HHJ
to do. Judgment will bo rendered against iJHHH
vou according to the demnnd of tho com- iHHH
plaint, of which a copy In herewith served HHJ
upon you. J. R. BOWDLE. HHJ
Plaintiff's Attorney. , HHJ
P. O. Address, S1-S2 Commercial Block, HH
East Second South Street, Salt Lake City. HHJ
, Utah itcAj MHHH
