Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-14

The Belle OF Camden claim, on Dry
Fork of Antelope, Idaho, has been bond.
ed to Salt Lake company. and force
Of men pnt to work to open the vein.
Col. E. \. Wall was in Haley last Fri
| day with lot OF ore samples for assay
from the Bullion mines His Bay State
mine lot was much better than he ex-
pected. At present he is working but Il
small force, 10 or 10 men.
They don't want any Cinnamon at
/ Great Falls, Montana. All Wah, who
/ had established himself there in the laun-
| dry business. was called out few nights
ago and choaked half to death and then
set afoat in a small boat on the Missouri.
It was then proposed to make target OF
the Chinaman, but he jumped overheard
and succeeded in reaching terra ilrna. So
SAYS the Great Falls Tribune.
A shocking and brutal case OF child-beat-
ing has been examined at Helena, the
capital of Montana, and which is also the
next town to Butte in size and wicked
ness in the Territory Little Clara Reh-
berg was literally beaten to death by her
father and step-Inother. The child's
Young life was veritable hell on earth,
and death came to relieve the little one
from abuse and suffering.
All along the road from Dayton to Gold
Hill, New, can be seen small squads Of
men working into the hillsides wherever
the sight OF pay-streak OF ore presents
itself. and both tailings and gravel is be-
ing sluiced with much success. An old
Comstock miner states that the amount
OF ore taken out by those engaged in
such labor is very much more than gen.
erallv supposed, and that but few so en-
ployed would care to enroll their names
on the books OF the Miners Union, to
take the chances OF securing an occa-
sional four dollars. Prospecting on out
side lodges should be encouraged by mine
owners.
The Pine Creek mining boom, Lake
county, Oregon, is said to continue una
bated. The stages from Baker City and
other points are crowded with prospect
ors bound for the new EldoradO. Twenty
feet is the greatest depth 80 far attained
in sinking the numerous prospect holes
on mineral-bearing veins. The ore from
some of these veins is said to assay SIC, 900
per ton. The Wallowa Chieftain, pub
lished at the new camp, is out in an extra.
In an article marked with blue pencil
and headed with cut of a Growing roos-
ter, the editor makes the following an
nouncement: "This Rooster is Growing
Because the Wallowa has the Greatest
Silver Discoveries in the United States"
"Only Woman's Heart" company
was broke in Anaconda, Montana, says
the Nen North Weat, and had hard times
until Gardiner, the manager who sent
them on the road. telegraped them 500
Tuesday. 1t seems Gardiner takes many
OF these people from Dramatic Train
ing School in New York, and puts them.
while mere novices, on the road as pro-
lessionals. Whatever talent they may
have cannot cover their amateur style OF |
acting, and coming with greatly exagger-
ated paper" and "puffs," they fail to !
meet expectations, and wreck on the /
road. Some OF these people had talent !
and some were good professionals, but
many OF them were lyceum scholars with !
no professional experience They are
he principal losers, and suffered mutu.
lilly with the audiences. We understand,
he Grace Hawthorne company, which is
| good one, has absorbed the best OF the
NOman's Heart company.