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CAPL DE LAMAR HERE
He Talks About Building the
Golden Gate Hill
FIVE HUNDRED TONS A DAY
WILL BE THE CAPACITY OP THE
NEW PLANT
Work to Start at OnceThe Constel
lation Mine Showing Up VellA
Rich Strike Reported in the On
tario at Park Cityour Letter I
Prom Mercur Copper Mine Sold
in Deep CreekBig Colorado Bo
nanzas Utah Delegation to Den
ver Returns Home
Captain J R De Lamar the million
aire mine owner arrived in the city
from New York yesterday afternoon
The captain was seen by a repre
sentative of The Herald last evening
Just as he was entering his rooms at
the Knutsford after having finished his
dinner
He was in his usual affable mood
and after lighting a cigar talked of his
plans relative to the building of the
mill on his Golden Gate property at
JWertur
I have nothing to say said the
captain for publication that would in
terest anyone only the fact that we
are coins to build a mill for the Gol
den Gate I do not know that I can I
tit you anything new as my repre
sentative here Mr Oohn tells me the
newspapers have published about all
there is to say regarding It
The first thing we will have to do
nil be a lot of grading for the mill
site and the contract for that will be I
et next week The bids for the erec
tion of the mill and for the machinery
that is to go in it have been received I
but none have been opened All those I
matters will be settled on in a few
days and then work will be pushed as I
fast as possible It will take us about
four months to complete the mill and
by the 10th of November we expect to
have it ready for operation
I cannot say just what the cost will
be We are going to build a very ex
pensive plant Everything about it will
be strictly modern It will have a ca
pacity of 500 tons a day and with the
masting process we will use we will
be able to treat all oxide and base ores
with success I
OOIt has not been decided whether the
building will be wooden or steel I I
think in all probability it will be made
of steel To do that the cost would be I
much more than a wooden building
but we would gain by it as the risk
from fire would be nominal and the I
rat of insurance much less
In speaking of the report circulated i
some time ago ana published in the
papers widely that he would pay 50000
to any person who would perfect a pro
cess whereby the arsenical ores of the
Golden Gate mine could be treated sue
c vly the captain stated that it
was erroneous
Because of that report being pub
i lished the captain has received several
hundred letters from parties who
claimed to have accomplished the de
sired perfection but out of all of them
he failed to learn anything he did not
already know I
001 did say about the time that ar
ticle was published the captain went
on that I would give that amount of
nioney for a process that would save
just as high a per cent of the values I
wIthout roasting as the process we in
tend to use with the roasting
Cajtain De Lamarsaid it was his
intention to erect hduses on hls prop
erty for employees at the mine The
I > e Lamar addition to Mercur had been
I
graded and platted but none of the lots
haa been placed on the market He
quid not see why the building of the I
null should cause any special boom in
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the prices of real estate in the town of
Mercur as he intended to build these
houses and if any employees desired
to own their own homes they would be
sold to them at nominal prices
The captain will be in the4ty several
days after which he will visit his big
bonanza Mercur and then so on to
De Lamar JCev to look over his in j
terests there I
AT THE CONSTELLATION
Supt Sutter Believes the Gold Vein
Nearly Reached
Some encouraging reports ere re
ceived yesterday from tile Constellation
mine at Park City Men are at work
on the vein encountered some time ago
and it has opened up to a width of
about SO feet proving beyond a doubt
that it is a true fissure Assays have
been received from ore taken from this
vein that carry values of 11 ounces sil
ver and it in gold
Another shift is kept at work on a
drift which is being run to cut the
gold vein whirii runs across the prop j
erty Some splendid looking rock is I
in xv coming in snt > ing every indifa I
tion that the gold vein is not far dis I
tant and Superintendent Henry Sutton
feels certain he will soon cut into it
Assays made from ore taken from this
drift show values so Mr West the
girai rcanager states of about 3 in
Sold
h the point where it is expected the
Koid cin will be cut into will be at a
do th of 500 feet 1
The officers of the Constellation seen
at tie companys office yesterday were I
in the best of spirits over the outlook
for the mine I
DOINGS AT PARK 1
An Important Strike Made In the I
Ontario Drain Tunnel
I > H1r City Tulv lOThe Ontario J J
drain tunnel has passed through what I
is thought to be the main Dab vein at
the 1700 level of Daly Xo 1 revealing
a body l of high grade ore from two to I
throe feet thick carrying high values
in silver and also furnishing some fine
I
samples in gold It is free milling ore
Th > strike is i considered an Important
one especially if it proves to be the I
main Daly vtin in Which case it shows
the der h to tncti the ledge extends
The present d < > I itn of Daly Xo 1 shaft
is iuuu icei
The shaft wing sunk on the Juanita
group oun d by the Utah Mining
Development company Is down a little
I over 30 feet Work is progressing very
nicely and a splendid showing is being
t t made The company expects to cut
the same gold vein which crosses the
Constellation property at about 50 feet
OUR MEBCTTR LETTER
Notes of Interest From the Great
Gold Camp
Mercur Utah July 10 Arrange
xn nts have been completed for com
mencing work at the Marion and the
old plant will be started up tomorrow
or Monday
There are now almost 100 men at
work at the OeyserMarion and a
great deal of exploration and develop
ment work is being done
The origin of the fire at the Geyser
mine is still a mystery but it is sup
posed that some lime which had been
put iu the building In the morning
may have had something to do with
i JAHES A POLLOCK I
i 160 Main Street
Stocks bought and sold for cash or on
commission Weekly mcrket letter and
quotations upon application E G Wool
ley Jr lumber Salt Lake Stock Ex
< II 4r ehsnze
it Mr Jones had left the building
but a few minutes and was returning
for some solution when the fire was
discovered At the time of his leav
ing there was no sign of fire
Superintendent Johnson of the Sac
ramento has gone for a months vaca
tion and his place has been taken for
the time being by Mr Flynn The
property is In excellent condition and
better results are being obtained than
at any previous time Agreat deal of
development work has been done
H J Cory Is back in camp again
and is well pleased with the looks of
things at the Gladstone His trip east
was successful in every particular An
engine and hoist are on the way from I
the east and will be here in a few days
after which sinking the shaft will be
resumed A drift will be run to the
ore from the 400foot level
Many West Dip property holders are
operating on their ground and a great
many men are at work with the num
ber constantly increasing
The W J Bryan group is being
worked Part of this property was
owned by the late Mr Murphy who
died so mysteriously in Salt Lake a
short time since The property joins
the Vanderbilt group on the east
COPPER IN DEEP CREEK
A Promising Property in Those Re
gions Changes Hands
An important mining deal was closed
yesterday u > pon the Coleman group lo
cated in the Deep Creek country The
group embraces three claims Walter
C coleman was the owner of an un
divided onehalf interest in the prop
erty and he sold all of his right and
title to State Senator Joseph V Rob
I inson of Fillmore The consideration
was 3500 which was paid by Mr
Robinson in cash
The property is a copper and gold
proposition and shipments have been
made from it which run up to Values
of 35 per ton
Colonel George A Henry is part
owner of the property
Big Bonanzas
Cripple Creek Colo July iOThe I
Orphan Bell mines on Bull hill have
been sold for 450000 The purchasers I
are said to be large stockholders in the
Calumet and Hecla copper mine I
The Vindicator mine also on Bull
hill has just been sold to D H Mof I
fat for 300000
ANOTHER ONE j
This Time it Is the Utah Silver
King Company I
Ths Utah Silver King Mining and
Milling company a corporation formed
for the purpose of working the Clift
Franklin and General Jordan mining
claims In the Tintic district filed ar
ticles of incorporation yesterday Tne
capital stock of 300000 is divided into
shares of 1 each and are held as fol
lows W S Fugate president 83334
shares Dennis Sullivan vice presi
dent 20834 Robert G Smith secre
tary 83333 Elmer O Gates treas
urer 20833 J Obendorfer 41666 Fifty
thousand shares are set apart as treas
ury stock
I
I THE DENVER CONVENTION
The Utah Delegation Returned Home
i Yesterday
Manager John Dern of the Mercur
company returned home yesterday af
ternoon from Denver accompanied bv
Colonel S B Milner Angus M Can
non and Hon George W Dorsey all
of whom were delegates to the gold
convention from Utah
In speaking the recent convention
Mr Dern stated that it was a pro
nounced success in every particular I
and that he had never seen a finer lot
of men together in such a body as this
one was
Every one of the delegates were men I
of business ability and the workings
of the I convention were conducted in I
1n I
a businesslike manner
We made a hard fight for Salb
Lake said Mr Dern as the place
for holding the next convention Omaha I
was a strong competitor for it hut af
ter mature deliberation it was con
cluded unanimously that the conven
tion should be kept within the moun
tain states
We were treated royally by the cit
izens eot Denver and they were found I
lacking nowhere when it came to show I
ing their hospitality
The convention accomplished the
purpose for which it was called I hope I
the citizens of Salt Lake will take the
Interest they should In it and make it
just as big a success next year I
C3 T
II JUBIm NOns
I
J At the meeting of the commission yes
j terday it was decided that the Hull of
j Relics should be opened on Wednesday
i evening at 7 p m There will I be no
j I formality about this event tr the doors will
I be opened and those with tickets will en
I ter and see the sigiits there Those who
i wwnl to buy tickets and not m in ron
do so A band will be sAicftmed at the
stand and entertain those who come with
muvtc
4a
Mr Bud Snyder the champion trick bi
cycle rider of Hie world has been en
gaged by the conumsron and will be
here during JuMIee wpck at points to be
beieoced by thurt body
tY < < >
Tile lair roper liunging which the com
mfsrton will indulge in wns completed
ywonlay by sending out SOfXX psrs
wCiirto will be hung up all through this
intermouniuin region They are in col
ors and are very attractive They con
tain a programme of the events which
will tuke place
5 > 6s
The meeting of the commission yester
day is said to have been a very harmoni
ous one and pent of minor mutters
were attended to The commission did
lots of tautness
nCG5I
I t > t
In his report rErommending a division
of the work during the Jubilee in order 1
to systematize It Assistant Director Gen
eral McGarvle did not of course intend
thqjt tie recommendations should in any
way interfere with the duties of the f
n imxshal who will have exclusive
charge of the parades and street move i
meals 6 sh I
Main street is being festooned ltti in
candescent lights
IgtltsIV
IV 0 0
Manager Brown on behalf of the
Western Union Telegraph company has
presented the Jubilee commission 100 I
worth of the best bunting obtainable in
the city I
I
A JUBILEE PLAY
Unique Production Based on Joseph
Smiths Life
I SprinqvHle July 10lr Alfred Hos
mer tho well known actor is in line upon
I
the jubilee and pioneer questions This
gentleman Is a pioneer in the dramatiza
tion of early Mormon history he has
written and slfcged a play based on the
life of Josepii Smith The first scene of
the production is in the boyhood home of
the prophet and the play closes wtth his
death The situations Incidents and dia
logue are as nearly true to history as
the development of the plot will allow
There are tableaux and pictures which
will show with lifelike effect many of
the tragic incidents In the eventful life
of the subject The play Is essentially a
tragrdy love courtship marriage and
death being developed by the plot In an
IiKere i ng manner Tile characters In
the new ploy are the Angel Maroni Jo
seph Smith Hiram Smith Simqn rug on
Xal WVlKturs Sidney JUsdon Joseph
Johnson Joseph Arlington Bennett Hhr
ry Sttgell Levi WilliUms and Loel Mann
The only ladles represented are Emma
Smith the prophets wife and his moth
er Everything considered it Js a unique
production and its career will be wtuched
with interest It will be first presented
In Salt Luke during the Jubilee and will
probably come to stay a one of the his
torical plays of the United States
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I BIG SMELTER PROJECT
Report That Salt Lake Is Selects
I
as the Site
I THE PLANS ARE ACCEPTED
I
ENTERPRISE BACKED 3T AN
EASTERN SYNDICATE
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Sam Newhouse of Denver Said t
he One of the Promoters Ship
ments to be Made From the Con
solidated at BrighamMining
Notes and Personals The Ore and
Bullion Receipts Yesterday Sil I
ver and Lead Quotations
I
The fact leaked out yesterday that
II Salt Lake is to be the location of an
other smelter of no small proportions
The party who disclosed this informa
tion was not at liberty to give the
names of those backing the enterprise
but it has been known for sometime
past that Sam Newhouse president of
the Highland Boy has had eastern cap
ital back of him who have had a
project of this kind under considera
tion
nIt was admitted by those seen at the
Highland Boy office last evening that
there had been some discussion of mat
ters relative to the building of a smel
ter but it was denied that it had ever
reached tangible form
It is said the Highland Boy people
refuse to let the local smelters handle
their ores on account of what they
term an alleged combine between them
The party who gave out the informa
tion that the smelter is to be erected
claims it to be a fact that the plans
for the plant have all been made and
accepted by the parties backing the enterprise
terprise and that the plans had been
forwarded on to Salt Lake
The next few days will probably
bring forth some new developments
NEAR BRIGHAM CITY
Shipments to he Made Prom the Con
solidated Mine
I
The Brigham City Bugler in speak
ing of the Consolidated mine says
This week President H C Baker
accompanied by the superintendent of
construction of the great tramway to
gether with several other men inter
ested in mining matters have been in
Brigham and up to the Consolidated
mine From what we an learn it
seems that the tram will be completed
at once Then the shipments of the
sacked ore and that on the dump wile
be commenced in earnest Mr Baker
offered a Brigham miner JCOO to run a
I tunnel a certain distance on one of I
the companys undeveloped claims It
looks as though things were about to
be vigorously pushed at the Consoli
dated
THE SILVER KING
Some good surface ore has lately
been taken out of the Silver King The
owners are very much pleased with the
assay but decline to make it public
It is situated at the foot of the ravine
while the Consolidated is at the top
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Silver and Lead
Bar silver C0i cents I
Lead brokers 1535
Copper brokers llt
Ore and Bullion
The ore and bullion receipts yesterday
were as follows
Xational Hank of the Cyan
ides S20CG gold bars 1200 AJax ore
lsoo
T R Jones Co Ores 3100 bullion
4000 I
I Notes and Personals I
I It is expected that the Mercur will de I
clare its regular dividend of TIoOOO to
morrow
Thomas Weir manager of the High J
land Boy returned home from Denver
last night
A block of Dexter stock amountnsr to I
2300 shares was sold to eastern parties
yesterday
The South Swansea will pay its regular I
dividend of 5 cents per share the 21st I
inst amounting to J7500 i I
Theodore Brubeck Josiah Barnett rod 1
I Judge C C Dey went out to Tlntlc last I
ggtngCtI Y r
evening to look over mining properties
I The Chloride Point has a carload ship I
i 1 ment of hishgrade ores on the market
Returns from it will be received on Mon i
I
dy
dyMr
Mr C E Peyton a brother of Gill S Ink I
Peyton the well known raining man has
nk Itlg I
I returned from an extended i lf in the
east
A J Bottles assistant superintendent > > I
I I of the Hghland Boy arrived in town
last evening He reports the mine look
I ing veli
I Mr A M Grant of the Colorado Iron
works will return home Monday fom
I Oregon where he has been attendng to
mining business
I The annual stockholders meeting of the
Dexter Gold Mining company wit be
I I held in room 503 Auerbach buld its at 10 I
oclock tomorrow
I I
halley Times J Q Packard who is
I said = to be the wealthiest man In Utah Is
here visiting the Tiptop group of mines
j in which he is iteest
I A carload shipment of ore from the
GJtl Wno ctrJItJ
j S Golden Star amounting to 2 f riO pounds
I was sampled yesterday The assays
I showed values of 6W In silver and 9160
t ounces in gold
i Salmon Recorder On Monday Attor
ney Gus B Quails commenced suit
j against the Idaho Yellow Jacket Geld
I Mining company for John T HcCnesney
i on a promissory note fqr S172792SO
j Mr J E > Frick a prominent attorney
I of Fremont Neb has tltn gr city
i with his family They will make Salt
Lake their future home Mr Frick is in
terested to some extent In Utah mines
I Salmon Recorder Last Thursday the
group of seven claims In Blackbird dis
trict owned by AYlloy J Rose Pleasant
Rose Henry Rose E S Edwards = and
Isaiah Bohonnon was bonded to William
C HtIl of Salt Lake for J3CWM J O I
Swift was the promoter of the enterprise
Coalville Times C R Hancock brought
back with him from the American Fork I
mining district some samples of float
from two locations he has just made in
that distct the Hancock and SHyer I
Dipper Extension The assay from the
first runs Ito ounces in silver and C5 per
cent lead from the other 10 in gold 20
omices in silver and 20 per cent lead Mr I
Hancock has the vein on both locations I
and as he Is an old and expert miner and
knows rock when he sees it we feel con
fident that these claims will develop Into I
something good 3Ir Hancock has much
confidence In them and he does not usu
ally make mistakes In this line We shall I
I hear moe from these propertes soon I
The samples are now in our show window i
I Brough Graves s
Stock and grain brokers have the
only leased wire in Utah 21 Morlan
I block
I I
Hewlett Bros Three Crown Spices
are best because ground to order I I
fresh every day
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PIONEER RELICS
All persons owning relics of the first
pioneers or of Nauvoo days or any 1 i
objects of historic Interest r e re J I
quested to leave them it the Hall of
Relics l They will I be taken special care
of and returned when the eHnei is closed
Apply to H W Nalsbitt at the hall
0 L DIGNOWITY CO
MINE EXPERTING
Dealers in Mines and Stocks
We recommend no stocks to Investors
unless we have personally examined the
property Market quotations furnished
roa application free fr charge llCf
46 East Second South street Salt Lake I
City Utah
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MILLIONS ARE AT SIAKfc
Continued from Page L
since operated it and collected the tolls
and without right or authority en
tered upon the public streets and ave
nues of said city and the ways of said
water system and tore UD removed
and destroyed the conduits pipe lines
hydrants etc of said water system
and substituted and constructed upon
said public streets and avenues of said I
city and the ways of said water sys
tem other conduits pipe lines hy
drants etc and converted and appro
priated the same and every part there
of to its own use and benefit to plain
tiffs damage in the sum of 100000
and afterwards diverted and turned
into said system so changed substi
tuted and constructed by it the water
of said Ogden river and of the creeks
running from Strongs and Waterfall
canyons theretofore owned used and
conveyed by said city through its said I
water system
It Is further alleged that the defendant
t dJI J aftr ed i
ant has not diverted any of the waters
of Bear river to the valley adjacent to
Ogden on the north has paid no rental
has supplied inferior pipes has not
constructed a conduit of sufficient size
from Ogden canyon to reduce the
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rates as stipulated but on the co
rary has collected exorbitant rates
TRANSFER AND SALE
The transfer of stock from Bothwell
and Jarvis and th execution to the
I arvisConklin Tfust company of a
I mortgage on all the property rights
and franchises of the company are
I then set forth The mortgage which J
was for 2000000 was foreclosed and
the property sold by order of the court I
being purchased by Thomas J Flan
nelly on behalf of Jarvis and Conklln
The Bear River Irrigation Og
den Waterworks company was then
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organized with a capital I of
2400000 and > this company has
ever since its incorporation operated
and controlled the said water system
and furnished water to the inhabitants
of said city and collected rents and
tolls therefor in excess of the rates
I
provided by said pretended contract
but has wholly failed and refused to
I divert the waters of said Bear river
from its channel or dtribute the same
or any part thereof to any point in or
about Ogden or upon said Ogden river
or upon the lands lying immediately
north and adjoining said city it has
also failed and refused to construct a
conduit from any point in said Ogden
canyon of sufficient size to convey the
flow of said Ogden river
On Jan 1 1S95 it is alleged the
company executed a mortgage upon all
of its property to Jarvis and Conklin to
secure the payment of bonds to the
amount of 2500000
Plaintiff further alleges that said
rights privileges and franchises pre
tended to be granted to said John R
Bothwell and his assigns and the sub
sequent attempted lease of said water
rights and water system to said Bear
I Lake and River Waterworks and Irri
gation company were procured by said
defendant Samuel M Jarvis and Ro
I land B Conklin acting through said
John R Bothwell and others and un
der the cloak of said corporation the
I bonds and stock of which have been
I at all times since the incorporation of
I said first company owned and con
I trolled by said Jarvis and Conklin
and while there Jias been an apparent
transfer of said rights privileges and
I franchises and the water right of said
city from said individuals to said first
I mentioned corporation and from said
corporation to the defendant Bear
I River Irrigation J and Ogden Water
works company in truth and in fact
the same have been at all said times
owned by and controlled and operated
in the interest of and for the use and
benefit of said Samuel M Jarvis and
Roland R Conklin
SURRENDER DEMANDED
It is then set forth that the city has
demanded from the defendant a sur
render of the said water rights and
system and that they have refused to
so surrender them
Judgment is therefore prayed as fol
lows
1 That it be determined by the de
cree of this court that said plaintiff is i
the owner of and entitled to the pos I
session of said waterworks and sys
tem as changed and reconstructed by
said defendants and to the use of all
the waters of said Ogden river and
Strong and Waterfall canyon creeks I
now being conveyed and distributed I
through the same and that said de
fendants and each of them have not
anY rlrht title or interest therein or
in any part thereofnu nun
2 That said defendant the Bear
River Irrigation and Ogden Water
works company be required by said j
decree to surrender to said plaintiff
the possession operation and control
of the same and every part thereof
and that sald defendants and each of
them their attorneys officers agents
and servants be restrained and en
joined from thereafter Interfering with
plaintiffs possession operation and
control of said waterworks and sys
tem and that they be restrained and
enjoined from in any manner inter
fering with or diverting said waters
or any part thereof from said water
system or from plaintiffs use opera
tion or control and that said defend
ants and each of them their attor
neys officers agents and servants and
each of them be enjoined from there
after collecting or attempting to col
lect from the inhabitants of said city
or ahy person using said water any
tolls or rents for the use of the same
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3 That plaintiff have judgment
against said defendants for the sum
O 150000 the rental value of said wa
ter system and water from the 24th
day of October 1890 to the present I
time
A YOUNG CRIMINAL
Only Eight Years Old But an Adroit
Thief
A young prodigy in crime is Louis
Wllke He is a Hebrew S years old and
for two years he hits been traveling in
the way of the evildoers His last es
capade occurred yesterday when he made
a roundup of three stores from whicfi
he purlotned over 150
Al Studebakers while ostensibly look
ing over some small team he filched 23
from the oath drawer A little while pre
vious to this he tapped the till at the
Con > CId ted Implement company and se
cured 3 His last experiment was at an
office in the Commercial block where he
obtained 2 and some postage stamps
The young Israelite is 1 one of the young
est crooks vho has ever fallen into the
hands of the Salt Lake sleuths
Real Estate Transfers j
Abstract of instruments filed with the
i
g J tJ fI mt fedw
recorder July 10 1S37 compiled by the
Celestlna Security Abstract Mule and company Michael her hus
band to Angus McKellar jr part
of lot 2 block 30 plat D ZOO
Anrelius M Richardson to Christina
I Richardson port of lot 6 block SO
plat B 1 J
Alfred J Kilbourn to Stephen Hays
the Jupiter lode West Mountain
r mining district 1000
J A Goodhue to Hans S Jensen lot
in Wilkes subdivision block I 93
I platC 100
Josiah Barnett to Emma A Lowe
part of lot 12 block 20 fiveacre
plat A 3000
I Brita M Fohlin and E V = Fohlin
to J Henry Longmald part of lot
I 5 block 5R plat B 3250
Anton H Boxrud to J Henry Long
maid part of lot 5 block 5S plat B 2000
i Agnes Sharp Caine and A W Caine
i I husband to David Keith part of
I ot 2 block S plat D 11000
i David Keith to Agnes Sharp Caine
part of lot 3 block 2S plat G 5000
Todays Game
A great deal jf interest is being felt
in the game of baseball at Becks this
afternoon between the Provos and the
Browns The Provos have a pitcher
Lund on whom they place great store
and they are confident of being able
I to hold their own against the dusky
boys from the fort The nines will
I line up as follows
Provos Browns
I Williams
Iarkman 1 B Cnntee
Shipp 2 B Reed
Williams 1 B Hellem
Smith S S Hushes
Lund P Richmond
King C Jackson
Thomas R F Carbin
Harrison C F heeler
Peterson L F Armstrong
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We will commence Monday Morning to offer our Oxfords at
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YTZ Ladies oxblood
top chocolate
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I fords finest 250cut to
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Ladies cloth
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top and all i I and tans coin
kid southern I narrow square
tie Oxfords and razor toe
coin and raz If I excellent value at J95 cut to 139
or toe very I
300 cut to 82 9 flexibleworth I Ladies handturned Green Oxfords
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Ladies fancy cloth top Oxford and I coin toe very flexible worth 300 cut to
Chocolate coin toe worth 275 cut to I
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The above are All New Firstclass Goods
And Are Genuine Bargains
NEW YORK CASH STORE
OPPOSITE POSTOPFICBo
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