davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19

fid1 bas Nuge an ben ibeinbar li6tlees
rem Naum unO lernte unteri9etben.
y9idot melt BON uns f9wantte ettpas
DuutIes auf ben MeQen. Balb ertantl'
ten mir eia Boot, aber es NOR feius bon
uulerer tleinen islohe, henn man attts
uortete unierem &nEen nibt. 9Dtr 9rs-
beiteten n6ber. @s entflob uns ni@t,
es fbien BON ben Mellen nur getrieben
au tDerben. gnbli6 batten mir es err
reibt, erfaBten es = absr ad! es mar
teer.
Sd i1aubette. Mar es bes Greiberrn,
mar es 0aralbs Boot? . mel@ Elm
56reden, tuenn mir In bir, arme Ntal.
bina, heimtebren muBteL obne bic
H9ere &unbel Ober gdr = idl tpagte
ben @ebanten nidt aus3ubenfeu! 9o@
tph pollten nid5t erma5en i'm @u1en
unO Gori6en.
Ste @tunben bergiugeu, f1drfer
Mebte ber gta@ttpinS, mir fteu3ten bin
uub ber, mir batten bic tibrigea T0ote
ldngf aus ben 9lugen berloren, unler
@ufen mar bergeblib. uniere 3raft
begann f@ 3u erl9bpfen. Wir i@tuie'
gen unb iubren fru@tlos umberipdbenb
hber bic Mellen.
2anae 3eit persins. Da Dernabmen
tpir ben 3uruf aus einem 8oote gang
| In Der Ndbe. Man bate uns ertannt.
Wie ftebts2 Mas bringt Sbrs rlefen
mir biniber.
QBir baben ibnl tlaus bic Nntwort.
@en babt Sbr2
Den 6reiberrn! Ct III tobt.
gDir waren nit ben 5reun6en Borb
al Borb getOmmeu. sic batten bic
2ei1e oes 6rsiberrn bet li9. Sd tuaats
faum peiter au fragen.
Die 4nberen baben MIR mieoer nerlo'
zen. iayte einer Der Gii@er. sic flnb
benz 0aralb mad.
| 0aben Iie ibn gefunoen2 8eiebsns
Ga, nit taraen baju, mir nno BIZ
Mn6era, tuie bes 0aralbs Boot nit ben
bes Greiberru auiommsn ftieB. Del
| Greiberr lprang ins Mafier, !uis er'.
| fab. Der Sarolb glei9 ibm mad, I'm
| ion 3u retteH. Wtr tparen balb ba
ober In oer Ginifernib iaben mir mid
ben Ginen unb ni@t ben Nnbern. 81
ne baIbe Stuaoe wdbrte es, ba TRIGGER
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
@ot6en1uiek.
gaOpeae bon Otto Oteqaette.
(Gortfebuns.)

(Gortfebmns)
Soft midi rief 0aralO. @s TT elm
Mlenldlenleben III @efobr! Glei9Diel
lueldles. 1lnb i1 bnb' ettDas 3u fiib'
ueni Niit oieien @orisn RIB CT Rb los,
uab ent@6mano uniern 8Iiden.
Wealbina mar in 8erapeifiung. Bal6
trieb fie mid, ibm su folaen, ibn 3u
retten, b0Ib tlammerte er li6 on llti9
uuo beldwor mid, 3u bIeibea. gab.
lid, bali mein 3ureOen, unb tie fagte
iid b0rein, o0B Id benz Bruoer s,adDs
ellie, um am 6tranbe elmer m6gli9en
3OQtubnbeit kbor3ubeusen. Sd IieB
lie In ber Dbbut Der beibea aIten Geute,
unb niatbte mid auf ben Weg.
Bon Der Dime berah eytanilte i9 ON
Glraube bereiis lebbdfte Beipeguug.
Nrenneube Qienipdbne, bic man Gls
SadeIn ange3hnbct, mirrten our@etns
amber, unb ssisten bic mdunli9en ge.
wDhner 4orfes ibeiIs Deriamnlelt. tbeils
auf benz @ege nod ben 8ooten. Mber
lie tparen, tpie id, 5u ipdt setOmMleiI.
SMOn bate au@ 0aralo lid eines Boo
les bemd@tigt, un0 rlIberte in bic Set
ffnaus. Rod fab i'd ibn. nod rief i'd
ibm mad = baum beri@maiib er meinen
Gugen. Do ergriif mid cine Mnet um
ibn, 3uglei1 aber Der gnil@IuB, ni@t
mIeig 3usule9en. @er bat Nutb, If.
nei na63uIeben9 rief Id = tper tOmrai
nit niif9
Die brei Druber Wlaiibeiien iuareu
ldon Sci eiHem @oOie. i'd ipraus au H.
nen bineIu. Die ganse 6ii6eriugene
rllfsfe fI&. aud dltere Wtdnuer iDolter
Mot aurdd bieiben. Cine 6lOtte Dol
Wooten fOigte benz unIrigen. Smnie1
5erner f&waab ber Tadeli6ein an
Gtr1ube, bic 6@neefiodeu rieieIten lu'
uns niebtr, unb Der Meleni9auu
peiil@le In eistoIteu @lHen uniefe Stiru
Durd bas @erdui@ Der @ellen bernab
men mir ben bumpfen fon ber &nbe
bon ben bena@barien Booten, oerel
teins mir mebr In Der Ountelbeit er
tannten. Wtit Oer 3eit ober gewbbHt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
@on Der ssteserlaae gum siea.

General Gberipan'S @euiuS fhbrte Bet gBtn&efer
ieine 9ruppen ppn Der @teberIase gum Stes. Gerabe
70 ts, wenn bic i@wa&e Sruitwebren ber wtrtunsslos
ansepanbten Migturen pura ben bartnddsen mnD bDs=
arttsen einp alarta nebersewcrfen perbeu unb bann
S1etter's Wfasenbitters auf bem 8lan eri@eint unb
ben Setnb 3urdtretbt. aein in Der 9barmdcop6e pers
sei@uetes Mtttel aber aud teiueS, peles bort nt8t
gu fnben, tam i'd NIT benz Sttters ala Sefeser eslts
der Tprm ppn Malarta perSlei&en. Steber unb Sbits
terp, OhIsIfarre, Milperbdrtuns unb bili6ieS Beas
ieieber tur3 iegIhe grt pcn feberii@en @ei@perben
werben bur baB 8tterS ausserrtet. Gine ipitemati=
i&e Sur nit bemielben rpr benz Desinn ber maldria=
8wanseren SabreSSeit beiBt ben 3brper sesen bereu
beimthdiiden Nnsrtff rpappnen nnb ablea 70 ba6 e.
uupernunbbar TIT. Mudb Ber9eife man rtht, beb bas
gttters bic beite Sur fur aeberletben, @ercpfuns,
&beumatiSmu8, Nierenleteen uno Dpspepfe 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19

mir uas au faiIen. Der SaraIb iii's
uibt. M6gli1. baB bic Inbern ibn
bringen. Mlan tann In benz gDetter
ni9t fiber beiiammen balten.
Sie M6sli@teit, ben Jreunb Iebenb
au ieben, tuar nod ba. unb on9 tdmpfte
i'd nit elmer namenloien Banging.
MIe meine @eiellen ertldtten. boB es
nublos fei, meiter TIMBER 5u freu3en.
Gatweoer bic iibrisen 8oOte bsd@ten
ben @eiu@ten ans 2anb, ober = bic
brapen 8uri@en fpro9en ni6ts tpeiter.
so ipenbeten mir uns ipieber bem
@tranbe su, befen Gadeln tuie biipfenbe
puntte uns leu9teten. Sc ndber mir
tamen. beio mebr 8oote iammelten
R6. Stan rief chamber au, man frags
te, mir gIaubten froblodenb cine 9ta@s
ri9t 5u b6ren, 9aralb fei lebenb unter
ben GenoKen. gnblid lanoeten mir.
Gur@tbare gntidui@ung! Wan bra@te
3pei leere Boote nit auriid. Die Sei9e
bes Greiberru bate man gefunben =
no mar 9araIb2
Da itanben mir, beimgetebrt bon ber
u1Mtli9en Gabrt tpieoer am 6tranbe,
uub bIidten nod einmal tiber bic graus
enpoue fdmarse Jld9e bes Wseeres,
boffnungslos. BON unbef9reibli@em
S@mer3 erfaBtl
| SD gebe es auf, bic fcIseube No@t
3u i9ilbern. @enug, i'd trat ben Weg
gum 6erreuboufe an. binter mir ber
bic Sr0ser nit Der 2eibe bes Grelberln.
| Wir fubren ni@t nod Der 95tabt aurhd.
| Sd bate art 2ager meinsr 8raut 3u
MAIDEN. Gin 8ote n1uBte an WrSinia
SeRenius sefenbet iuerbeu = es mar ibs
niGt 3u erIparen. Die mitterli@e
Greunbin erf6ien ON WOrgen baranf.
sic aeigte f6 troB ibres 9@mer5es
duBerH gefaBt, unb nabm als 0errin
gum erifenmal auf bieiem 8efbtbum
bic 3t8el bes 6auies In bic 9ano.
Wir muBten uns auf eineu Idngereu
MufentEalt bereiten, benu Malbina lag
. i'm Gieber.
@eeen Mittas lieB mid peter Mat'
theKen binaus ruien. gr braGte BIZ
Ra9ri@t, baB bel einenl atuei Meiler
entfernten 9iinenborfe bic Mellen beut
frab ben 2ei9nam eincs iungen Man
mes ans 2anb gefphlt bdtten. SD liei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
MttrQttto1elt=
aeidte lluterfleioer fir Serren !

unlere lei9ten reiniupllener l1nterfletoer
(oen1b uno 8einfleip) fir Mdnner gu 1ur 81
1tnS 1tart in 9tabfrase.
9erartise llnterfleiber in 8albrissam UNI
@erue su nur 81. 0anerbafter Stpff UNI
CUTE 9(rbeit.
@al9dbte ihiparse llnterfleioer, bic iib Be
9(aen, bic auf elesante &leibuns ieben, grpbei
9eliebtbeit erfrcuet,, su $3.50 unb $500 pc,
9tn3ug.
6arbise galbrissans9(n3iise auf 81 bis s.
tebiteirt.
gpscialitat: stls beionters bequeme uni
elesonte llntertleibuns entpfeblen mir Ste be
riibn,ten @la1tenberrD mittelIeihten bon Sea
tur @oae, tpelbe bon ben aersten fir nod
be5lsr erfldrt tperben, als bic Saser'ide aSoIl
aleibuns. 3u haben fur uur $3.50 per @nsue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
9lnBerorbetider NnsDtrtauf bon &nbnla6er 'Artitea
sm beneatenb berabaeieetm aereiiem.

Gs bdudbt ,lnS ais Oh bic n8anOeam Triias
ming" III aiirje algentein popniar iperben
ipiirbe.
@s beItebt aus Ginem, unter Der 8renpe
Oes Suites ansebra6tenl 8anbe, bas am 9opfe
ani1liebt, unb lit tpieberuin nit eiiiem
Santmetbanoe, Spite ODER 8rans fleiner 8tus
men iiberspsen.
Ganlmet- -8lunteit fper6en aIgenuein beliebt
ilne folslib biIlis. Stolen baben mir BON je-
Der @r5be unb Shattirl,s. 2illa 8lumen,
ppr3islid ioldbe, bic ins 86tblide i4inlmern,
iin6 auf idipar3en 9iiten gang pra4tpca.
Die Salite Der ietisen 6acons babeu Mebrs
lihfeit nit elmer arone; Diele baben borne
cine idnale &rentpe, bic 10 sebogen tperbeA
fann, bab iie einer llntertafie, eiier Nlu1del
ober ionit @tipas dbalih ieberl.
@raue ,lnb lebernfarbene Si3btite, f4par5e,
selbe, blaue unb beinabe eans ipeibe StrOb'
Siite iiab in srober 0uantitdt bcrbanoeu.
- hSn E:f1s &xM&s 0lSAsSa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19

Die Pusma9erei TT uns Elm liebseiporbenes
Ebemd, 9Sie icber dltere gnltebler San gns
totios NIT Stols auf bas 8adsttum unb
@ebeiben Der StaOt 3llriidblidt, 10 i,ladt eS
uns Greuoe auf oieleS 9epartement gu i6auen.
@oh por iieben Sabrett ein bei@eibener gtn>
fang. Bat es ii6 iaatfbDrlid in 8eliebtbeit
nnb llmfang auseebebnt, bis eS beute obne
3ipeifel bas srDbte, beiterleudtete ilnb in je,
Der 8eiie bollfomrnetl ausgeftattetfte &uts
1naderbepartement oes san5et, SGefenS lit.
9llles @ei9madbOlle, ipelhes ourd @elb gu
errei9en tpar, lit anseidaift ipotben. llebecs
baupt, ipenn man beriidiidtist, bab mir 9lQes
baber, unb baB bas 8efte gu 10 auberseDDbns
lid bilisen 9reiien berfauft uirb, 70 lit eS
feinespess amfdIIig, bab bic Damenpelt
Gan antonips 0SDlfiOmS Sfteberla8e ais
Sauptquartier fiir feine 9atma@eria@en ers
flaren.
@ans im @esentbeil ipunberbar tpdre es,
tpena bic Sa6e iid9 anbers perbieIt.
9ie tteteften Weufter u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
Eeras.

= Sol. %. 81. Rice BON Gou5fOn
6at 100000 bergegeben, aur @riins
bung elmer bifentli1en DibliOtbet uRb
@@ule, In uelber WiRenlbaft, Qiteras
teur, Runft &C. gelebrt luerbeE iou.
Col. 9ice 1T nod Rem Oort abgereiif,
uu bort fernerbin 3li uobnen; bie tpes
Higen Grsunbe, bic BON Der bo@ter3is
gen Sbat QenptMiB battem, fanbea IN.
ter IerpHi@tuhs, Oarhber ni&ts bers
Iauten AT l0iien, Bis bic Mbreife erfoINt
mar. Die MnIfalt mirb bDn einerl Ners
tpaltungsr0ib, Der --iteben 6errm %.
90. &ice aus 6Oufoner 8tirgern bes
liebt, beripaItet.
Sn 6riebri@sbnrg jfarb GtiD
69mibt, @igentbdmer bon 6@mibt's
0otel, an Der Mafieriu9t.
- Mm 1S. ereigneten li@ tn 0Duiton
3tpei 6eIbitmprbe. Der 3itmMerniaun
sc. Nf. Wenrs ipr0ng bon her Igr0ngs
liuifraBenbriide 40 SUB bod berab tn
ben Bayou rnb ertrant, unD Ylag
eSoeser eridpH Hib. iibeni It li1 ben
9auf eiuer Springfield 8hble In ben
Muno jfedte mnb losbrhdte. Ct afrs
| l9metterte Rb ben &opf. Mls llrfa@e
3ur Sbat tuirb bdusli@er unfricbem arls
gegeben. Soeger fam Dor etwa 1luons
3ig Sabren ua@ 6Duifon, mar SET Der.
| f@iebenen Baumiu0llbduferrl aneeRent
unb mar sulebt @bef ber Iirnaa Saes
get & So.
Nei Mtbens luurbe BEN 6armer
| 5. q. 8ureion bas pferO, auf lpeI@epl
Ct ritt, BON 8lit eridlngen. St luurbe
3ebn JuB melt fortgei&Ieubert. erIItt
aber acknowledgements teinerIei 0ers
lebungen.
- Set Bonbom sos Der 0aeeliiurnl
in einer 8reite bon brei MeiIen iiher
bas 2anb bin unb ri@teie bebeutenheil
| 96aben In ben 6elbern an.
Die oeutiden Jormer am Qluul
Greet, @aIbpel @OuntD, feierten an
Yfnglionntag ein Maifep, Del@ea
uDn umlie8enben OrtiGa5ten iebr 3abl.
reid beiubt mar unb in gemitbli9ftei
Meife nerlief.
$etratbs sidbeite.
DIN Otfenfen iinh Nerihd NkHfin0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
8etueisfaue.

g, 8. GIiffsrb in yep Gaiel, sBis. bate nerp6ies
appfweb ln6 MbeunatiSmus, bic geroaunnssprsanen
srifjen, bate fenen Nppetit unb iberbdupt rpas
itdnbis entfrdftet. Dre 6laiAen electric 8iters bas
Sen tn fuytrt
GSpar6 ebepberb, 9arrisburs, 50, Bate eine
cffene Wunbe am Beine, BITE iGpn ct Sabre SeIaufen
mar. @ebraufte brei Slai1en electric Dttters nnn
iieben SHaGteln SudIen'S Grniea Salbe nno bte
Wunbe TIT sebeilt. Sp4h Speater, Gatapba, Sbic,
tatte fini Nunbsn am 0eine bur9 Tieter peruria9t.
Die Ier,e ertIdrten ieinen Sau ais nnbetlbar. Stint
Stalme electric 8iterS unb ene 6@a&tel 8udens Nrs
Mica Salbe babeu i'm pputdnbis curtrt. gu baben W
alien Npetbeten. Dreie, Thompfon & Co., Wholeiale
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
WlOnatli4en >SOurnals1, eas oeben r4ienea it,
r. vvo1EsoN,-NMAI P1.AzA,-SAN

unper3hsIi6 ouipannen, um babin gu
fabren. Ser alte Slider ieBte fi9 au
mir in ben Wasen. yli6t aipei Monate
NOR es Der. felt ct ieineu iuneifen Gobn
leblos In ietne Quite getragen, uno mir
puBten, men mir beute beimbringen
marben.
(Gortfe fetune foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
gluSucrtanf DDn 9alne1t= nn0 &in0er 9dnben
81 rebmcirtem &reiIen!

Grtrasfetne 9amen> @laeeeittefel im Opera
and Common Sense" Stble NIT ela1ttiden
Soblen BON $2.75 auf SO berabseiebt.
@9te Oamen &ansaroesSads s&nDpfftiefel,
9anb sendbt, int Spera Stble 1925, fraber
$500.
Donsola Common Genie" &n5pfitiefel fit
Samen, alle banbsema@t, BON So auf $3.50
rebu3irt.
Seine Donspla banbsendbte &nBpfsStiefel,
bic friiber sa S. berfauft tpurben, offeriren
nit bieie 8o1e gu 1915.
@ana feline slacirte &ansaroo nit ,2onbon
Soc & Spera Seer alles banbsendbt, friiber
So, bieie 9Go6e gu $475.
be @erabietnmsen unb nmr fir Sieiet
e NTH anf ieparaten Eiidem amS9efellt,
litdt, 9lusipabl unS greis, mas ienaalS III
San Mntonip ge3etgt tpllrbe.
Sn anDpfftiefel, uOrforbs" un6 Slippers"
fir iun9e Oamem ,inb &inber, fiibren mir n1l,
Das 8efte unb sll ben nn6sli9it biaisen greiien
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= Die rufffGe @esieruus bat eiae
fran3bFf6e @affen Gabrit ausetauft,
iueIGe iofort ben Nuftrag erbalten bot,
3 Weillionen @euebre an3ufertige1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
9lberntaliser srober glsuerfanf
BON llnterseus fir 9amen nnb 9lapden III
9Ruslia unb ganlbric.
SseSpnSerS mIebrige Hreife tn Oieier
gSD6e!
4reis Nebuftionen I'M 8etrase bnn 30
bis so SroSent.

Damen, bic irsenb @ttpas in oieier 8ranehe
ubtbig baben, biirfen 8olfion's Special,
9(usperfauf gu rebucirten 9'reiien ni6t pers
febIen,
9lue @aaren auf beitimmten sas
|bentii&en finb gu beiOnberen, tart re'
bueirten 9reiien marfirt bic ieSod
nur fit bieIe @odbe 9elten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
Gin futtnoerbdres 8ebrGnge tint
SdbMb= =SepartcMcttt.

Sb ipir bier bel6dftiet ftnb, frast Sbr
Stun, bas 1ollten nit ippbI meinen. @ut
Ga6ri4ten tpanbern i9neuer ais i@le6te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19

~0S*|"*I "eT's'F'"1| "OtV BS1sWWV6SV NSSVW
l1niere @lsipabl in ouSgel9nittenen lei1s
ten S9uber unb SamensSlippers, iporunter
iieb quite unb lebr feine rOrforb unb Sbeo
SieS", ,,Solib Gomfort &; Opera Slippers"
befinben, iibertrifft 9tles. in 8e3us auf aua>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
=8rddtige glnSwabl elegalter &lfioertotte=
umo BON @subea sGofumen
9lmBerOroentlide gfOuttdten 0ieie
@ode !!

Die neueiten @oben in ietOenen unS ipollenen
aleiberitoffen, iotpie tn Bai4itcften
unO ettpa rs bDd1eleaamte tfmpprttrte
bummpoerme MDbell. .JtObetts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19

SeiratbsiAeime.
Otto Ottenfeu uno Bertha 8t1ting
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19


Die
Wa&eutlide 5reie Rreiie fur yeras
erf6eint
ieoen Dcmuerfag
un6 f0itet
50, SO fiir ba6 Sabr Dcer $1.25 fat
e WiDnate In WOraue be3ablmmR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19
1T iebt int u1arfte,

@map pnmmn mnmsnza amma ar a ~ ~ @ ~ ~ m u
ss9a9:
" DGN0W1TY eeneelM Manage
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19

Grfte Tanapicp 9amen.&n5pfitiefel Opera
Heel and toe) NIT elaitii9en Spblen, friibei
$3.50, iett 50.
Damen (,@aufeupbait") 9onsoIa 2ad
itiefef, friiber SO, iett $2.75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-19

3ie9Ier's all9emein befamnte 8n6pf=
idbube 81 fOlgenoen bebeutenb reSm=
atrtett WretSem:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25

Among the curiosities of Eureka is the old
Beck shaft, on which work was commenced in
1870 by Mr.. John Beck. Ore was found at a
depth of sixty feet, and it was this strike that
directed the attention of the mining fraternity
to the rich section now known as Eureka
and encouraged prospecting that resulted in the
discovery of other rich properties, from which
so much wealth has since been drawn. The old
shaft is located a short distance north of the
present works; it is boarded in to the heighth
OF about six feet, and stands as a monument to
the pluck and energy OF the pioneer of the great
Tintic country which has done so much and is
still in its swaddling clio thes
Silver City has also pushed steadily along
during the year, several improvements being
noticed, which reflect credit upon the citizens
Mr.. L. E. Ritter, who has been prominently
connected with the mining interests of the town
for many years past says the year has been a
remarkably prosperous one, and he has every
reason to believe that 1892 will far transcend
even 1891. Much prospecting has been done
and several mines opened which bid fair to soon
rank alongside OF the great properties which
have made Tintic famous the world over I'VE
have every reason to be proud of our present
showing" said Mr.. Ritter. land the prospects
ahead are of the most encouraging nature. "
Mammoth, situated about midway between
Eureka and Silver City, takes its name from the
great mine. This camp, too, has been very
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25

one hundred claims upon which more or less
work has been done, and while there are many
that will never realize the hopes of the pros
pectors, it is but fair to say that there
are others which will do more than this There
are many embryo Bullion Becks, Eureka
Hills, Centennial Eurekas and Mammoths,
yet to be discovered, and there can be no doubt
but that the present comparatively neglected
districts in and around Eureka will yet come to
the front as big and steady producers, adding
materially to the output of one of the wealth
lest camps in the great western mining region.
and of which Utah is the central GEM
THE BULMoN-BECK
What the Ontario is to the Park, the Bullion
Beck is to Eureka. The history OF the prop
erty, If one were to go into details, would read
like romance. Situated almost in the centre
of the scamp, its buildings can be seen miles
away-long before the town is reached AS
indicated by its name, the mine was originally
discovered by John Beck, sometime in the
year 1870. Until four or five years ago, how
ever, development progressed very slowly
At that time improvements began to
be made and since then its fame
as an ore-producer has rapidly extended.
The Bullion-Becll is probably the best
equipped mine in the Tintic district being
fully supplied with all modern i'm
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known, and this is all we could in fairness ask.
we want no boom; we need none; all that is
necessary is to let the public become acquainted
with the facts, and we will have all the influx
OF wealth and population that we could possibly
desire. With the best and kindest feeling to-
wards other sections of the country blessed
with mines, we must insist that Tintic is des-
tined to be the banner camp of the west
Speaking on the same subject Judge ]. S.
Watts OF Eureka, says: 1.-The idea should not
be allowed to go out that all the good mining
ground IN Eureka and Tintic generally has
been taken up This is not the case, by any
means. There are many rich mines yet to be
discovered IN this country, and several of these
Will be found in the section now being opened
up by the Rio Grande Western, and the extern
sion OF the Union Pacific. 1 look upon Tintic
today as being the best mining camp in the
great west
The question of incorporating Eureka is agi-
tatlng some OF the citizens, who claim tn at, I'M
der municipal government prosperity would
be far greater than it is now; that needed pub
Tic Improvements could be made. to induce the
immigration of the better class of people, so
desirable In any community; that better saui-
tary regulations could be had, and other relief
provided. The idea, however, has its oppon-
ents, and it may be some years before the
camp is Incorporated.
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prosperous during the year soon to close 1t
has population of probably 500 Many new
residences have been erected, additions made
to Others and among one of the best of the
former is neat schoolhouse, large enough to
accommodate all the children of school age in
the camp.
AT Diamond, also there is quite a revival in
old and new mining interests and the camp now
bids fair to soon resume some of it's former
prestige.
Three miles north of Eureka proper is stu
ated North Eureka district, and in which are To-
Gated many promising prospects and claims
which bid fair to rival Eureka on the south
Not enough work has yet been done to Justify
any positive prediction as to the future of this
section. but there is every reason to believe
that it will not be long ere North Eureka will
be renowned from one end of the TERRITORY
yes, even from one end of the entire country--to
the other, as rich and promising addition to
the great mineral ground of Utah
1t is confidently expected that within
a year at least, North Eureka will come
to the front in way that will forever set at rest
any fears that may yet be entertained by the
doubling Thomases.
In and around Homansyille there are at least
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provements and conveniences. The double
compartment shaft is operated by one of the
finest steam hoists ever turned out of a factory
and in some respects, particularly in the
height of the gallows frame, is without
rival in Utah. The shaft house is spacious
and commodious and is kept as neat as pin. A
new ore house has been built during the year
thus giving double the storage capacity hereto
fore. The works are surrounded by fire hy-
dranst the water having more than pressure
sufficient to cover the highest of
the buildings. The engines, boilers, air
compressors, sawmill, blacksmith shop
and all the other numerous appurtenances
are new and modern aud the best that money
could buy The water supply is brought from
Homansville, distance of about three miles
From the springs it is pumped 400 feet to the
top of the divide, where il goes into two 10000
gallon tanks, and reaches the town by gravtta-
ton, there being fall of 226 feet. The water is
controlled by the Bullion Beck and
Centennial Eureka people. who supply
the entire camp including the rail
roads, with that most necessary fluid
The officers quarters adjoin the Office CT Super
intendent H. W. Smith, who has had charge of
the mine for four years past, and to whom much
of the success of the property is due. They con-
sist of a parlor an Office, four bedrooms. bath
rooms etc, and are elegantly furnished
throughout, enabling the officers, when visiting