Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-12
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ALTERING Reality.


n certain degree of natural awe
fnllowing written and extracts
rom the sacred article which
,be subject. For ages the Al
lists sought, but in vain, for the
r. If Life" and the =" PhilOso-
SION :, to conserve life perpe,u-
and afford it the means of unrc-
he'd enjoyment. so far as wealth is
erned. by transmitting the baser
Is into gold. And 10! here the
rerv has been made. within
MING off distance OF salt Lake,
amevherc between the capi al OF
and Denver, the discovcrer, be-
hon Monte Christie will become
my of pauperism. being no less "A
mace than Dr. Adolph Grotzner.
duate of the Freiburg School of
Ever hear of him before:
That's wonderful, seeing that he
to U;ah a superintendent; for the
mburg and Elk Mining Company
sab." Ever hear of the company
,e9 No. That's also strange, see
kts name is in the article from
IN we are about to clip.
the New York ITorid of February
appears what purports to be a
.Ialion of an article published in
nm,dorf's JDuIWtH der MetiHacic.
ar.icle being credited to lgnatz
pdes. sad by the translator to be
distinguished successor of
ke. IIuieland and Heckcr.' The
na,,j>hed writer tells what Herr
zner has written him. and believes
Ee possibility of the translnu alton
etals, As we gather from the fol-
ng:
do not know we'll enough what
hple" means exactly to dogmatize
,he subject AT all, or should say
hold The opinion positively
kh indeed ! lean to-tliat just rs the
eeule is the hypothetical base Of ali
nical ACTON. and the cell the actual
nt all vial differentiation. so the
liveco>mic ma crial, whatever else
i-ht be. was simple, and all the
II subs. anccs we know are formed
lience it i, IAN iqua,cd, if not
Elish." for any chemist to say i'll Il
bm story way, or to attempt 10
lie that the tranSnutation of meals
Il o.h her substances into metals is
>ossibie.
b much by way of preface; and
n to come to the astounding dis
Rry that more than equals that
|hly startling one of Il means to SCI
Ito the Pac tic Ocean and burn up
earth. which was unfortunately
some ,ime ago before being utilized.
tznrr came to Utah. so the story
). but he did not make of the
1ine>' owned by the Hamburg
, Elk Mountain Mining Company
Y al" a huge success. Instead, this
)lleent AMI economical graduate
triNed to sink Jli.n00 thalerS in l20
Is; bat where he sunk it we are left
b. dark. lie then turned team>ter,
Which, being an old ar;illeryman,
IA, Well litiel.
b. road or trail upon which he
ve was "by the pass which the san
BE- creek affords through the Wa
hNonntans, a mail route from
4 Elhraim and Manti To the Green
er ford i'll san Pc e county, These
ii'ie> are not very laniiiar to Ge'-
felaffs, perhaps; Ii Is enou@h 10
ul" IhcN are IN the heart of the
~ Wilderness. III country dHsolit
unsettled, eNcept by the Piu In
pS-a DEGRADED tribe. which divcr>i-
ES regular thicNl>h industries With
Occasional S,alp.
'le Hfeen K!Ner ford III san i'ete
'hN ,S goo very good. Nro'A-
Noala make an excellent telegraph
.e>l%hdehi ior the ring. DRIVING
Y tniS romantic road, alone, ol
.iSe-'taii>ler> always cross Green
,ef iord III San Pete county alone
WHO returning to MantI, IN 1867
story says. but III lS12 must be
\ ai't AS he commenced sinking those
yer, IN ~. he was caught as he en-
~ 'ie iholn'ain' by violent snow
,,. 1n' lhe pass ahead OF nm was
rNaaed' Tie path behind OBJ
a"tei' and 1t was BLOWN" furious
.na ,aVaTely cold. His nlule>com-
l,rea TO ShiNer and winnv as soon aS
s'oPle'i To look about HIM. There
no time to pause and but one route
u, ana ne seized that with decision,
/ pp'n. az ana ol!owingthc dry bed of the
1 h, i,'aiaei. lie pursued this rough,
.ra rn "oiS route for some miles, the
tiii ever thickening around him,
'n1 rn hlS mules suddenly turned short
'1a ~; To me right. climbed overa ridge
nishtini angle and then dragged
wagon aiter them at Il break-neck
= GoTh iS steep canyon, which de-
,nn,u; ,u towards the heart OF the
l. ..a al an angle ofthirty degrees.
inI n,,er soon perceived the cause of