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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-25
CHAS. W. STAYNER,
Attorney 1 ANpEICOuNSELOR-aT-LAW

Practices in all the Courts of the Territory
and attends to the collection of claims in
Chancery. He has record of several hun
dred names of persons for whom money Is
held in England, awaiting their applications.
Call and see him at his office in Squires
building, Main street, or address him Box
5S7, Salt Lake City, U. T
Associate Attorney In London. n12
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Bank Statement.

New York, "a Bank statement loans
increase, S2,0S8, 900; specie, decrease,
SLABS 600; legal tenders decrease,
1880, 200; deposits decrease, 81. 437 500;
circulation decrease, S44 800; reserved
decrease, s., 1885, 1875. Banks now hold
$3.50, 900 in excess Of legal requirements,
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MRS. MARIAN WILLARD.

A follower Of Fanny Kemble during her
readings at the Msrlebone Institution,
London, England, will give lessons in
Elocution, French, German, English or
Italian, the Guitar or Piano, at her EST
dence, at Mrs. Greenwsld's, one door
west of Methodist Church CDR. Ilif's),
Third South Street.
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g TREES TREES TREES g

Fruit and Shade Trees. Ornamental Shrub
oeEy Isnd Evergreens, etc, etc. We have
large stock or Tested Fruit Trees, 6. Reduced
Snd public with the Mammoth Pearl and
Beauty Of Hebron Potatoes.
Apply to WOODBURY. & STAY, Seventh
" ara Nursery, corner Of First West and
sixth South streets, Salt Lake City.
n R.-ordsrs by mai promptly attended TO
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Gone Broke,

Lawrence, Mass, 24.-Suit has been
begun against an Augustinian society,
a Roman Catholic trust institution. De-
positOrs are notified that there is no
ready money, The indebtedness is placed
at half million to depobitorg, mostly
females.
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Not Number One.

London, 24.-General McAdaras
telegraphs Trevelyan, chief secre-
tarY for Ireland, as follows: am
willing to submit to the most rigid
scrutiny of my actions.
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Big Shortage.

Toronto, 25-Redmend. teller of
the Dominion Bank, has decamped
and is supposed to be in the United
States. He is short $4,000. He has
been dealing in stocks.
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GIRL WARTED

In q small family; no children; must
understand cooking Apply at Dr..
Rockman's Office, opposite Walker
House, between l p. m.
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The Floods.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, 24-The river
has fallen to fourteen feet above
low water, Travel is resumed on
the west side.
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UNDERTAKING.
JOS. VIM. TAYLOR
UNDERTAKER,

A full line of Caskets, Metallic Cases,
Redwood Collins and Undertakers' Goods con-
stantiy on hand.
All Orders. by Telegraph OF Telephone, day
or night, will receive prompt attention.
Telephone communication with office or
residence.
West Temple street southeast of Valley
House. ?. o. Bsx 954. laS4
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TERMS, IN ADVANCE;
NOTICE.

Parties holding Duo Bills against the
firm of VIM. Jennings 8 Sons, are re-
quested to present them before March
Goth 1888. VIM. JENNINGS & Sons.
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Cable Clicks.

Copenhagen, 24.-Prussian officials
are enforcing the new regulations
in Schleswig- aolstein, with modera-
ton.
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No Election.

Detroit, 24.-Three ballots for senator
without result. Lsthrop (dem.) led with
40, Palmer 81, Stockbridge %.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday, November q,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars will run to
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway and
return; and the Twentieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Ward and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and half hours.
o. P. ARNOLD,
+ Superintendent.
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FOR RENT.

Furnished rooms to rent, half . block
south of Theatre, at DR.. Barney's resi-
dence.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
WANTED.

A good, steady, active boy to attend a
horse and COW, etc. Apply to Godbe,
Pitts & 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-25

THE MAMMOTH MINING co.
Secretary c. j. SeIwyn, London Bank
Of Utah.
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REMOVAL.

Mr.. T. RADCLIFFE, Professor of
Music, has removed to Main Street, one
block north Of Temple, East Side. +
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARKET

New York, 24,-Money, 21E; govern.
ments irregular, stocks, dull, steady;
Western Union 81; Quicksilver s;
Pacific, S93z; Wells, Fargo, 40; N Y @,
125; Erie, 1873; Panama, 1877; D. &
r. q. 43K; Union Pacific. 93M; bonds,
1875; Central Pacific 80; bonds, 1l3H.
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ORANGES, ORANGES.

Oranges by the box cheap, at Cutler
Bros.
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WANTED.

Wanted, q frst-class horse sheer, at
Nsylor s. Pixies. +
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Chicago, 24.-Wheat lower and !egu-
lar; 1071S@S1s February; 1885, March.
Corn lower; 6615, cash; February 565s
Data, steady, 993z. Rye, steady, &c. Barley
nominal; Whiskey, II. Flax seed, lower,
129@130. Pork, lower, IS 05X, February,
Is OH, March Lard, lower, II 40, Feb.
45 March.
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FOREIGN MARKETS. .

Liverpool, 20. Cotton, very dull;
Uplsnds, so; Orleans, 81. Sales, . .O0C
London, 24.-43 g, 1l51z.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27
Red Mountain Mining Ner..

from the Red Mountain review
Work still continues on the Grand Ex-
change, with excellent showing.
The Gunboat lode adjoining the Custom,
owned by X. w. Moffat, has forty-fve foot
tunnel with some mineral.
The Cooper Star, is owned and worked by
the Annear boys, who reporta marked i'm
provement in the showing.
new discovery this week on the Hudson,
some distance from the shaft, and apparently
the same vein as the one now being worked.
A fine body of decomposed galena, copper
and iron was struck this week in the Utah
lode near Ironton, owned by G. G. Russell
of Red Mountain.
The Treasure Troye, owned by Clark and
Miner, T.. II. Cooper and others, is proving
itself treasure indeed, the ore body increas-
ing in size as depth is gained.
The Trio is being worked by Geo. Hine for
himself and Bridgman and Hanna Of Silver
ton. This property adjoins the Treasure
Trovc and shows good Indications.
The Ieidson improves with every foot of
Drifts are now being run from the bottom of
the shaft, which is 100 feet in depth. Oyer
500 feet has already been taken out.
The Carbonate King is being worked by
its owners, Messrs. Rollins and Stanton,
Slower, Ewbanks and Smith, and bids fair to
realize their great expectations. One assay
gives 270O ounces in silver, and the vein is
six feet in width.
We were yesterday given fine specimen
of gray copper from the Yellowstone lode
near Gray Copper Falls, owned by Thos. A.
Zickafoose and others. Scarcely ten feet had
been sunk, when body Of this gray copper
was struck.
The Joe and John, in Prospect Basin on
which work bond was recently secured by
Clark and Miner, and J. II. Burghardt, OF
Red Mountain, is showing fine body of ga
lena, and will be another producing mine to
add to an already long list
The National Belle boys commenced ship.
ping yesterday and will keep a pack train
constantly employed. They have an i'm.
.mense quantity already sacked and lying on
the dump while three men can furnish fifty
tons day from one tunnel for shipment.
A few days since, while the owners Of the
National Belle were looking over their claim
they discovered large body Of ore similar
to that found In the tunnel. The point ol
discovery Is on the hill above their present
working and some distance from It,
Delta chief., 1883-06-27
San Miguel Mining News.

From the San Miguel Journal.
The Cincinnati will start shortly.
A force of men was put on the Smuggler
this week.
An interest in the Sultana was sold a few
days ago, and work is being pushed right
along.
A lot of ore from the Mendoza is being
sampled at the Andrus mill preparatory to
shipment.
Some of the best ore ever discovered in the
mine is now being taken out of the Pandora.
This week, richer ore than ever was opened
up in the Ballard, the quartz being literally
full of free gold.
The Flora is showing splendidly. The
owners have one hundred and fifty sacks of
ore on the dump, taken out in sinking 3d.
foot shaft.
Work has been commenced on the Gold
and Silver Chief. As soon as the repairs on
the Golden Group stamp mill are completed,
the ore from this mine will be concentrated
and shipped.
The belt of country below Marshall basin
and on the north side of the river will prove
rich in the precious minerals But few To-
cations have been made in this locality.
The live mining man, J. W. O'Bryan, has
bought one-half interest in the Cimarron
for 500, 1000 This means that the mine will
be worked to its full capacity. Between the
two levels there is $275, 900 worth of ore cx-
posed. This will be taken out as rapidly as
possible.
An extension on the Pandora, west, was
recently located by Messrs. Denison and
others. Some very fine gold quartz was
taken out during the assessment work. A
trail will be built to the property and ten
tons of ore brought down and milled. If the
returns will warrant it, work will be contin-
ued all summer.
The Ajax Mining Company are certainly
to be congratulated on the character of their
property in Marshall basin. The rich gold
ore recently exposed, not only continues,
but increases in richness rs depth is gained.
The policy pursued by this company is such,
that every one interested in the camp is
pleased to hear of their good fortune.
Work has been quietly going on for some
time on the White Mountain with fattering
results a good body Of mineral containing
brittle silver having been opened. Prospec-
tors will find this a good section to prospect.
The formation is Identical with Marshall aud
other basins, and from the vast amount of
rich float found, must contain mineral.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

prisoners brought in by General Crook, on
account of their being taken on Mexican soil,
and that they have committed murder in
Mexican territory. If. given up by the
Washington authorities the women will be
sent to the island of San Juan de ,Uloa, op-
posite Vera Cruz, the children given homes
in different parts of the country, and the
bucks placed on trial for murders committed,
which is. as much as to say that they will be
shot. But very little evidence will convict
an Apache before an average Mexican jury
The Mexican women captives rescued by
General Crook can give some ugly testimony
against these Indians.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

THE mesa lands will be better appreciated
hereafter than they have been. The soil is
a'good as Colorado can boast Of, and the fact
that it has no brush or trees on it will make
it the more valuable. Before another year
all this land will be settled on. The mesa
south Of the Uncompahgre is estimated to
contain 1900 acres Of land, of which from
$4,000 to 10000 acres can easily be put under
ditch. Two immense canals are now being
taken out of the uncompahgre to cover these
lands, which will be completed in time for
next years irrigation. When this tract is
settled, Delta will be the centre of an I'M.
mense agricultural country.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

GRAND JUNCTION was raided last week by
body Of Utes, estimated all the way from
one hundred to one hundred thousand, and
but for the yalor of the local militia the town
would have been sacked and in ashes by this
time. During the fight that ensued Lieuten.
ant Kingsley took an even bushel Of scalps,
by actual measurement. He has decorated
his room with few of the best of them. and
proposes to distribute the rest of them through.
out the East as curiosities. Anyone wanting
scalp can get it by writing to D. p King
sley, care of the Grand Junction News, who
will be happy to accommodate them.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

WESTERN cemeteries are dotted with the
graves of victims of the bullet. Some have
fallen at the hands of indiscreet and hot
headed officers. More of them have died un-
timely, by the spite, prejudice and malice of
enemies, who have sought by all conceivable
ways to murder. A good many well put up
jobs have so completely outdone the courts
as to allow the worst of criminals to go scot
free, but if the innocent must suffer for the
guilty, enough men have been strangled to
death to pay the debt crime owes to the
courts of justice.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

GOVERNOR GRANT has wisely concluded
and among the reasons he gives is that he
does not consider the subject Of the immediate
bailding of tie State House as of sufficient
vital importance Importance as to justify him
in running the State to the expense of an
extra ses son that in other States capitol
build nss have been erected with great deal
of deliberations, and number of States adj
mitted to the Union half century ago are
but just completing their cap.tols.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

ODD notions regarding justice seem to pre-
vail in Mexico. The other day train ran
Oycr native killing him with the celerity
usual in such accidents. The angry citizens
turned out, captured the next train that came
along and threw the trainmen into Jail on a
charge of murder. Evidently our southern
neighbors have good deal to learn regard
ing the responsibility of railroads for the
loss of life they occasion
Delta chief., 1883-06-27
Notice to Republicans.

There will be meeting of the Republicans of
Delta county, at the building opposite THE CHIEF
Office, Monday, July q at l o'clock p. m for con
sulation, and to take such other steps as may be
necessary for the organization of the Republican
party of Delta county.
All Republicans and those in sympathy with
the party are cordially invited to attend
w. o. STEPHENS,
Member EN-. Com. Precinct No. %, Gunnison Co.,
now Precinct No. l. Delta county.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

THE crop prospects Of the Uncompahgre
and Gunnison valleys are especially promis-
ing, although the late spring delayed plant
vegetables. The fine growing weather Of the
last two weeks has given all vegetation an
immense boom. Wheat, oats, barley and rye
are headed out finely, and the yield promises
70 come up to all expectations. OF potatoes
there will be an immense crop. Garden veg
etablcs are doing we'll. Of water-mclons
and musk k-melsns the yield will be enough TO
supply any demand that can possibly be
made on us. This year will prove beyond
ali doubt the claim Of the reservation Of being
the garden spot Of Colorado.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

EVIDENTLY the surveyors who were to run
the correction line have either been lost,
strayed or stolen, as nothing has been heard
from them. But perhaps, as they are living
on the eastern slope they have not learned
that spring has opened here yet. If they are
be taken care Of
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

THE value of the exports of domestic bread
stutfs for the eleven months ending May 31st
was $l91 ,41I,943 against S167, 30,652 for the
same period last year. This indicates how
much more and more Europe is getting de-
pendent on us for food.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

THIS season has been an exceptionable one
on the eastern slope. Hailstorms, water
spouts and severe rain storms have been of
almost daily occurrence. After reading of the
immense damage done we have reasons to
give thanks that it never rains on the reser-
vation.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

MoNTRosE is eated over the discovery of
silver on Horse-fy mountain, fifteen miles
from them. If we don't mistake our guess
. mineral will be discovered all along the I'm
compahgre plateau.
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

MESA CoUNTY's taxable property is assess
ed at 81, ,250,O0O
Delta chief., 1883-06-27

MEXICO will make demand on the Unit
ed states for the extradition Of the Apache
Delta chief., 1883-06-27
ALTITUDE $500 FEET

Winter resort for the Mountain towns Home
for the Health-scekcrl Now Is the
time to invest
Delta chief., 1883-06-27
APrs-DesdlGd Railway Center

Three different milruai- sinkcd through ns many
corners Of the town. End of division aud
machine shops necessity Midway lie.
tween Pueblo aud salt Lake. In val
10y OF the Gnnd river.
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An Americanized Ch1naman.

telegram lr"in Philadelphia SAYS:
Frank Dnnne, All Anerlcahzed China.
man. formerly declared his inteiI,i,n,
III the office of the Prothonotarv # the
Common Pleas G. C,urt, Of becoming !.
c lizrn Of the Tn ted States. He was
neatly dreSs' d IN the prevailing mode.
ii 5 coat was a fashionable Prince Al.
bert, and on the folds Of hi, fine silk
ne kite a large diamond sparkied. He
wore high >i'k ha'. aud carried IA
slender cane. His quele had b en- cut
"tf and his hair permitted to grow all
aver his hcHd 1t was comled in a
style approaching the bang. He re-
tanned IN one queer notion sngges-
Il N II the snperS'ltious of the Celrs-
tia land. He wore for luck ii brigllr
penny stuck in the open space of Il S
right ear. He gave his age at 81. Ne
said that he had been in this Country
for eleven years, during the greater
part of that time living in the West.
and made an excellent income by act
ing as interpreter in the courts and in
the transaction of business affairs. He
also acts as interpreter here when re.
Qulrcd. and turns many an honest dol
lar by procuring the services of law
yerS for those of his countrymen who
may require legal aid. He receives a
commission from both the attorney
and the client He is said to be mod
erate'y rich and to own considerable
real estate. He is not married. He
swore ON the bible. He speaks Eng
lish flnently and with hardly trace
of foreign accent. He reads easily
and sighed his name to the papers in
an excellent round hand, ending with
long flourish.
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|TLUDI a A. THOMAS. St. Cloud bull,

7 MnT a. A. 'TNOMAS St Cloud bull
IiH NIL ding Washington, y c. Practices
A1AA'O' before the United States General Land
Office. Contested private land claims, min
ing, pre-emptiod and homestead ca>es prosecuted
before the Department OF the Interior and Suprem me
urt; and all classes of CLAIMS before the Execu.
tive Departments Special attention given TO town
site cases. Land warrants. Homestead II ats. end
a. linds of Iaud srri" hnr"%t sns er'a
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A Desperate Killed.

Thursdays Vrgilia's Chronicle has
the following relative TO well known
desperate:
Richard Darling, alias "Rat,lcsnake
Dick" was shot and killed at Haw-
th"rne at haf-past 6o'clock this morn
ng 10y man named Jimmy Fresh.
Dick and Flesh had arow in dance
h nse last night over "blonde." The
d spnte ended in "Ratilesnake" threat
enIng to shoot Fresh. The. men then
s"pa' ated. Fresh went on, and got
!rnnk, and this morning enter ID sa-
loon at Hawthorne and was bnasiiug
of what lie would do TO his adversary
should they again meet AZ tins in
slant "RaitIesnake" entered the saloon.
wheu Fresh exclaiuned: "You-
y"n threatened to shoot ne last night
- axe ti,ai!' and drawing his revnl
yer shot the other man twice in the
head. Dick fell to the floor and died
instantly. Fresh was arrested and
lodged III Jail. Without passing judg
ment upon the methnd of Raulesnakc
Dicks removal" the people of Nevada
generally will not go into mou,ing for
his loss Fresh, tie man who did the
taking off" Of the "Rattl, snake has
been working as a brakeman on the
G & G.. road.
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CARRIED OFF BY A BEAR
IN IS-MOnths-OiG Child taken into
the Mountains.
Oxford tIdahoj Enterprise.

Il An Is munths-od baby Of James
4auglau Of Gentle Va,l,y was play
yg around near Its mother WHO was
p.aoe close by The dwelling iu do
Ag The family washing on last Thurs
8y murntng at lU O'clock. All at
lhce she missed her little darling aud
&mhenccd searching for it in every
ApectIon but could not tud it. She
%lled II, but no sound could be heatd.
Re then alarmed The nef shhors, and
Eenteen of them responded to l.er
Elm and went in search of The in.
IN. No trace Of the cinll could lie
|Mnd, and the frantic parents almost
2|Ruc'uded the miraculous disappear
We oT their dear little baby was "a
Eltallon of some angel or eagle or
2Hd | prey. But some Of tie cooler
hdrd 20 -ng men believed they could
~ tie mystery and they began trac,
~ tnr ug the hl> aud canons for
N 1scks OF bear, and they sometime IN
AFTERNOON discovered the tracks of
Ruse bear that lad passed up the
}on towards the Bear Like range
! "n'alns, and these they folowed
a. i Oak, wnen they marked the spot
returned to their homes for the
lt, concluding of urse that the
7 must be dead and perhaps eaten
Al the break of day Mr.. Ed. Cos
quo others started on their search
# I the spot lett the night before and
.ts G. oout 10 O'clock M found the ba.
s1*''Fied up III bunch Of weeds and
s - III Tue bushes souud asleep with
'''e tattered and torn dress thrown
us mead; while close beside the
p'os as Guild was the warm bed of
IT. must have been a very large
WaIeh had Abandoned it's cap.
oh approach of the men in search.
'nderlul to relate, vet the fact is
,''eo lor by truthful men who have
| 'ie child that not hluis or in
Yg| |Yg ula the child receive, EXCEPT
|s I scratch On its lite barefoot,
y usa the child had been carried by
" peaF Three or four miles into the
suns over rough places and
pSb brush.
81 distracted father aud mother re.
'1e'r lest child back from the
a'@S ot their neighbors with
'fSs on their heads and thanks
'.'# A 'na Providence who wateheth
'a ''e bears that they do not hahn
'"' as Ia this Instance, protect
"ocent baby.
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'" 10rk girl made $3.50, ,ooo le-
"S the raise in OIL" The oil
~ ana sent rich an, t t. the
leaving the girl sole heiress.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate of VIM. II. Or.
tord, deceased. In Probate Court, Boise
county, Idaho.
NOTICE is hereby given by the under
~ signed, administrator of the above.
named estate, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against said de
ceased, to exhibit the same, with the nee
essary vouchers, within tour months from
the first publication of this notice to the
undersigned, at his offic in Idaho City,
Boise county, [. r.
s. c. SILSBY, Administr; tor.
August 3, 1SS3-4
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