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When the pulse is under sixty II Is rc.
garlei ~ slow. In not few persons this
Is natural. The pulse Is slow also Ia per.
sons recovering FROM feyerish condition,
the heart being weak and exhausted, like
the rest Of the body. also In digestive dis.
eases and Jaundice. Certain poisons slack.
en- the pulse while Others quicken IL. The
dying condition is characterized by very
rapid but feeble pulse.
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Tho young Children OF Mexico gen.
orally arc quite as bright rs those OF
tho United States. and many little
Indian boy whose father can give him
nothing to eat but plain cakes Of corn
or wheat, with u few beans and peppers.
can read, write and spell IN well as the
boys OF our own country.
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Some Arizona and old Mexican tribes
believe that tho spirit is carried 10 tho
moon bya coal black, monkey faced
owl; that upon arriving there II Is met
by It's thousands Of ancestors. who come
with a long train OF white donkcys;
TINT the spirit isthcn escorted to large
cavern In the center OF tho moon,
whore Joy rclgns supremo.
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a clergyman who had been invited
to preach at prison somewhat spoiled
the effect Of his discourse by his absent
mlndedness. lilo said. ns he closed his
sermon, Tho collection will now be
takcn Up"
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Richard Mansfield has distinguished
himself by painting. He has besides de
voted himself to the study Of superior
order, and he can lay claim 10 morc accom-.
plishments than anybody who has seen
him simply In the work OF his profession
ON the stage would be likely To attribute
" him,
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The dog Ia found In various progressive
conditions from the wild animal 10 the
civilized creature. In its lowest form YOU
lind IL Ia tho beast ~ India called tho
''parlah," which Is In avery inhabited part
OF the country, drsolate, unowncd by any
one. daring TO enter no house aud wander.
lug about In pursuit OF q precnrious living.
Now and then u morsel Of food Is thrown
10 them for charity's sake.
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United States Senator German, OF Mary.
land, was, when n boy. u page in tho sen.
lte, and a he grew up became It's post
master. Later he earned y wide reputation
~ clever baseball player. and the fnv
physical health which his active life gave
him Is still preserved,
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When a visitor applies for admission
TO Girard college, In Philadelphia, the
guard In attendance asks him II he Is a
clergyman, and II so lc Is turned away.
for by tho will Of Stephen Girard nc
clergyman shall enter the place.
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The People Of tho Territory Of ulah send
To iSnsa Frat. widow. Francis r. Dyer, Ellen
rrNii, Los y. Hort aud Aun q. iiau.
heirs 81 the late Adtiaoa Pau, deceased.
dsfsndsnis
Xyou AM HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
pear an sttiIn brought agaihst you BY
the Above named Ilsiniih In lhs District Court
81 the THIRD Judiciai pittrlct Of the ferfiioFy
~ utuh. and 10 answer The complaint nled
therein within tca days Tea laiiv' ~ the day
u ser,icsl after N. service ou you ot III.
summona-t served within tbs county or, n
served out u THIS county, but ~ this district,
within twenty days ntiefuise within forty uays
-or Judgment W dsfanlt will " taken Hsaihst
you, according 70 the pfayefof tlid complain.
1hc said action IL brought W have decree
Of this cnurt AdiudgiuE each ~ the defendants
herein 10 81 fufth the nature % their claims
10 the properly her inaftsrt ,desrnbcd. and
judging that the defendants or each Of
~ ether Of thsm have DO estate or
property. aud that the Title o. plainua 10 sane
and the " mole tlercof. y good Ani ysiii, per
pciuAlly cnioining defendants and each OF
them from sfssFuuf any ndveftg interest 10
~ 4 land and promises, ard srantllF plainiln
such other and further reiief ns 70 sqnity ic
longs, laid premises are ds-etlbsd a. tolioss.
iSs. yI.n ~, ~ y , sSe snr, % 70,
ming thenec West rods, thcnoe Norm i1Tods
thence East : rode, thence South 10 rods 10
place Of brsinnins. situate In salt Lase City
aud county, Utah IerttofN.
And yoa Arp hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear aud anfwsf the srd complaint a.
shoy, required. Tho sad ylau,un " u Apply 70
the Coun for the. relief fcmihded there n.
witness thu lion. Charles Iane, Judge and
the seal o. the Dtuitt court Of The Thlrd
Judicial Dlstfivt, in AhI for the Territory
OF Utah, thlsiith day Of February In the yCAs
of0ur lord one thousand eisht hundred
and ninelysouc
tsnsL ilESRY O. MCMILLAN,
Clcfk.
Ny Gro y. Looms.
dim Deputy C.ork
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LEGAL NOTICE.
" the matter of the Istaie ~ Daniel earn,
uCcenfod.-NofiCE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Lamar a. Ensign and samuel darn, al
ministfators " the estate Of Daniel uarn,
nied IN said Couft, their 1nai account Of
heir administrators OF said estate ana
Toution for nnal distribution Of the fcsi.
Tue ~ said estate among the pcrfnns
suttlfd thereto, AMI that rhtnfhali Tue alet
day ~ March, a. II. isll, At 10 O'Clock q. ~,
NJ The Court Room Of saii Court, ~ the County
Court House, salt LAKE City aud County. ' lah
IL said Court for the sgttlrmsntot said n'rnunt
and hearing said petition for diaifibutiont 81
which umU and place any nefton Interested m
said estate may hrptar anu show cause, u any
there be, why siii account should not be
settled aud approved ana nnal distribution
made o. prayed Tor.
r.E, ALLEN,
diw Clefk Of the Probate Court
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nURsUANT TO An ORDER on SAN
court In faid matter. noucc D. hereby
rtxru that "wednesday, the ejth DAY ~ Mhrrh ],
a. ~. i-li. Of 10 O'Clock a. tn.. II the County
Court Housed salt lake city. Itah Territory
In the court room Of sa1d Court has been ap.
pointed the time and place iur The hearing Of
q petition ~ Elizabeth u. Imefy, praying for
tho admission 10 probate Of certain document
Herewith presented, Vurpoftlnf q be the last
Mill and fsstament OF iihnnah Attwista, dc.
rcased, when aud where all psfsora interested
may appear and oppose the probate 81 said
will Of The grating Of letter. testamcutafy 60
Elizabeth n.ikmery, ~ prayed Tor 10 said poti
tion.
In witness whereof, hatu htrcunto set my
hand and Gnxsd the seat = SAID court, this
llth day of March. A. u. 1851,
isTAi.I q. D.. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the PROBATE Court.
DyC. v. sr,NroS. Deputy Clcrk. 4
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keffgffN.

Mrs. Al Tell have something terrible
To tell you. but can you keep silent about
IT.
Mrs. Frank Candor--I assure you no.
body ever learns secret from me. Mr..
Speedy told me yesterday that her husband
was Just going To fail Ia business, and
begged me not to mention II, and haven't
yet brcathcd lt.--i.ondon Tit.Dits.
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sou and Edward J. 1rehwiih,
Defendants.
Tie People Of the Territory Of Utah send
sreStinH
To George o.. Ncadon. iienrotta Yeadon. stew.
dertpn aud Edward J. lrcnNiih. Defend.
ants
Nyou AnE HEREBY REQUIRED To Ar.
i pear In an ariion brought against you hy
The abaye named plainlin N tho Dl.iflef Court
" the third judicial District % the Territory
81 Utah. and 10 answer the complaint ned
herein within ten days tcSelnsiyo OF the day
Of service after the service on you OF thi.
sumnons-h served within tails county; OF, Il
served out OF this county, but In this District
WITHIN tsohty days. otherwise within forty
days OF Judgment by default will he taken
ngninii you. according TO the prayer Of said
lie said acton /. brought to recover the
aum Of 500 with interest thereon m per rcnt
per annum from July rs, lsno, and tho sum Of
from June 3, lsp0 and ten per cent .f the
amount found due a. attorney = Zee. aud costs
u the .uii aud rtuCh other or further re-
lief ia the premises A. 20 this court may seem
meet and equitable, AMI further decree OF
NJ! court Tor the foreclosure and sale Of part
NJ lot Q IN block T., plat ~" salt Lake CITY
from Tie y. W. corner Of sald lott running
thence east Z todsi thence south sii rods
thence west rods thence north 90 to the
place Of beginning, under n mortgage made
cNecutNcRnd delivered by the said defendants
10 the said plaintiff September slh, is.s. to Sc.
cure payment Of spromisoty noies for $1,000
each and even date and payable one year after
tate with interest from tate until paid that no
pant OF either Of sald prOmisnry notes has been
pad except interested tho nftt one down 10
July u, lsf0, and tile interest on The second one
don 10 June 5, iaUi W teh said mortgage
provided Tor m attorney fon a. Aiarcsaid.
That the saih defendants aud all 9th persons
claiming said premises subsequent 10 said
plAinuna mortgage may be barred and lore,
closed under aid sale, and that the proceeds
of said sale be applied 10 the payment % the
amount due the plA!ntln after paying al oost.
and cNnenses amt attorney. fec and that the
plAihtih may have Judgment for any deficiency
which may remain after applying all the PRO.
cccds Of sad sale against the said defendants
George u. NeadOn aud Henrietta Noad0n.
And you are hereby no lied that u Won fan
Ia uppear and answer the said complaint ~
above required, the said plsiniin will apply %
the court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Wines the Hon. Charles >. Zane, Judgc, and
the seal OF tho District Court oi the Third
Judicial District, IN aud for tho Terrllory OF
Utah, this lith day Of FEBRUARY, IN the
year 20 our Lord unu thousand eight nun.
dTcd aud ninetysone.
lIkNllY G. MCMILLAN,
~ GRO. u. LOOMS,
Deputy CLERK.
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UtccaHfNt aaNbtitis
NOTICE n liEnEnN GIVEN, THAT
~ NafFatct Wilson. administi atfixof the 80.
tate OF John " llHnu. deceased, hHa rendered
Tor settlement, and nlcd m said court, her hnal
account Of her administration Of aatd estate
aud petition Tor nnnl disifii ution 81 thercfiiue
81 SAID estate nmnnr the pfrsons tniitled
thereto, aud that "Wednesday, the iet day Of
Apfi. A.. u. l-pl, NJ 10 O'Clock n. NJ, nj The
Court Room OF sad court, In the County Court
House, salt ialc cry aud county, Wan
Territory. has been duly appointed by tbs
iudEc OF said court, for the settlement OF said
account ard hearing faii petition for difirihu.
lion, at winch time aud place auE person inter
Cstei IN said estate may appear aud show
cause, " an thCIe be,vhy said account should
not be settled and approved and nnAl dittribu'
uOu made o. prayed Tor.
dated March0, l-li,
q. ". ALLAN,
Uicrl Of the Probate Court.
ny D.. STANTON. Deputy.
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LOCAL TRAINS,
SALT LAKh ASD OGDEN.
Leave salt lake 400 AN. aud " 10 p,m..lH
pm, Returning, arrive salt l.aEe bi0 a.in
as pm, s,o5 pm.
BINGHAM.
Leave salt Lake a25 am, returning. Arrive
salt Lake a|a0p,m.
AhEWcAs rohK, rnoyo, srRIS0vILLn,
Tiiisri.E, Mt, fLrAsASr AND MAstI.
Leave SAT- Lake .A PM; returning. Ar.
rive salt Lake ls.Ol pm,
ID. q. DODGE, j, n, BENNETT.
General Manager. Gea. Pass. Agt
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~ me- District Court IN dni FOR ne Third
Judicial District Of Ufdh Territory,
County NJ Salt Lake.
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FOR SANS i,soo.

C2 hopa MAST AND . RODS SOUTH
80 trout. In city limits; good location,
h!iNh house. three rooms. nah, pantry and
closet, stables aud outhulldirgs, large lowing
ssies'An water. Must he sold. Apply Al this
ohNrs div
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NoTfcE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT N
N pursuance " an order Of the Probate
tour1 VI tho county Of salt Lake, utali Tori.
tory, made on eoath day Of Nav, 4, u. lsao,
In Tho matter ~ the estate Of lloniamin n.
lluweile deceased, the Undersigned will sell
ut rHlyAIE sAIE, by sealed bids IN WHINE 10
tho highest bidder for cash, gold coin OF the
United states, and subject 70 confirmation by
lsll, AZ y o'clock m. a. the law oiilee Of Rich
ards Moyle, Constitution huilding, siain ~ 4,
city and eouriy Of sat lase. tcrrit9ry ~ utHh,
all the right, tile, Interest and estate o. the
said Bcniamin b, Ilowolls, deceased, al
the time OF his detth, or IN which his e.
tate has acquired any interest since his
death. eiihsf by operation Of law or
OF his heirs IN or To the following tract " mnd
to.wii; An undivided one ninth lp In,
terest In al that certain piece or parcel
o. salt Lake, territory OF Utah aud par
iiculary described a. fnllows, t1.Riti Com
mcneinE NJ a point Ten lol rods north Of
the southwest corner Of block forty nine tlll
aud running thence catt ten (i0l rods thenee
norih oiFhiy lFi feet, thence wes len tin)
iuna, thence hnnih eiHhtY is0 feet tu the plnec
OF ieginnlng, together Win riFht % way over
lhe TO- owins 9yacglaed lana 20 WI, Com.
feut south 81 tho northwest r0fner W lot iour
~, block forty nlnr (inl aforesaid, and running
thence north ten tlol ieft. thence wet ave ttl
rods, thence south Ten tlul icet, thence enst lye
(5l rods with continuation OF SAID righI 81
way south to the land described above, ana
sliuate, ling nnd being In the city and
counly q salt Lake, Territory Of l.ah. Tems
United stutca, lnpcr cent OF purrhnse Price TO
be paid On the iay 1f sale, and the balance on
confirmation by sald Probate Court, All bids 10
he IN wtiung, stAlod aud delivered ~ said D. II
MOyle, on or before The hour Of faie.
THOMAS b. iiOWEI.Ls,
psiad ,bis 9Th day Of March, 1871. div
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deceased.
Notice 81 time ami place Tor hearing 81 pot.
ton for admiftion 10 probate II viii.
DunsUANr 10 An ORDER OF SAID
court in sad matter, notice u hereby
giNen that Nedno sdAy, tho hrst dAv u Aprll,
\. u, 1891, NJ ten o'clock =, u., a the County
Court House. salt Lake Ctg. Utah Ioffitlfy,
IN the court room of said court. has teen ~,
pointen the tune aud iiara for the hearing 81
petition Of jacob q. rate. praying for the
admission TO probate Of crrtain document
viii AMI testament Of said deceased, wien and
Nhcfc AL pcrsuns Interested may appear aud
oppose the probate Of SAID viii. or the grant
ANNEXED Ia .Iaroi, /. sai, ana iih,r,,s' y. ~
wood, a. prayed for Ia said uciitlon.
In witness whereof, have hefcunlo set my
hand and nitNed tho seal % said Court. this
sLALl q D.. ALIkN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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The De,eret savings Bank, Corporation.
Ilslntns,
-.
George v. Nshion, Henrietta NeAdAn, stewart
T. laugh, Jnnc' Murdoch, Cooper Ander.
son aud Edward J, 1rehwiih,
Defendants,
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Louis, rnArr, widow, fr,scis ;. DfTH,
EttnN :. inAlr. Los ~. llrNT aud 4
AM l.. PRATT, heirs OF tho late Al.
olson Frat, deceased, Defendants.
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In the Probate Court In and Tor salt iaso
County. Territory Of tihh.
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In the matter n The Hsiate of Hannah All
wtcLs. deceased.
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Notice Of time and place for nc hearing of
peition ior admission % i'ruilic ~ WIN.
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SUMMONS.

the Dstflct Coafi In ard for the Third
Judicial District Of iliah Territory.
County % salt IAkg.
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din
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Notice Of time ami place Tor hearing Of ret
ton for admission 20 probate II viii,
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brings the highest price, as it is demanded
for reduction purposes.
The La Plata exhibit of ore at the late
fair took the prize for the largest piece of
pure mineral-weighing almost ton.
The ore returns, however, tell their own
tale, the average selling price and net value,
exceeding the Ontario or Bullion-Beck.
In fact, the valley does not lack IN any d.
rection and promises to be as far ahead In
mineral resources as she is today in agri
cultural
The Shutdown, La Plata the Bevans,
the Cache Valley and the Mineral Point
mining companies are organized and others
are organizing.
In less than twelve months fifteen mines
will be making regular ore shipments from
Logan. Atany rate every indication now
iustifes the prediction.
1t is singular, but true that the mineral
discoveries seem to shut off Just before the
Weber county line is reached while the
discoveries broaden as one runs to the
north.
The mineral region can easily be supplied
food is cheap, lumber abundant and
the hills covered with vendure. The
only fault so far found is that
sit is too good country to find paying
mines in.'
THATCHER BROS. BANKING COMPANY.
Thatcher Bros. Banking company first
opened business in a part of T. B. Car
don's store, January 3, 1888, from whence
they moved to what is now known as the
Journal building. While here they incor
porated, December IS, 1888, with a capital
stock of 100000. increasing this amount
July Z, 1890 to S1500O0. During the year
1889 they erected at a cost of $4,000 the
building they now occupy, which is four
stories high including the basement. The
building is equipped with all the modern
improvements, and besides furnishing
spacious apartments for the bank, barber
shop, bath rooms, and two large stores, it
contains one of the finest opera houses in
Utah, which will seat from 800 to 1000 peo-
pie. Travelling troupes invariably refer
with pride to the neat and tidy appearance
which it always presents. Thatcher Bros.
Banking company have loaned more money
than any institution in Cache county
and have done much to assist the
farmers in identifying their homes
by loaning them money at fair
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the practice of his profession in Logan as
early as 1864. He has worked successfully
at the business since he was but fifteen
years of age. Mr.. Ash has repaired many
a musket during the Indian troubles of
Utah, and is now doing the leading bust
ness in his line in the Temyle City.
MRS. E. HoRRoCKs'
Temple Boarding house is among the best
in Logan city. All temple workers and
students will find this an excellent place
to stop. The building is large and conven-
lent, rooms neat and tidy, and everything
furnished in homelike manner.
RICH, RICH 4 wARRUM,
attorneys at law, are among the Oldest and
best established firms in the Temple City.
Their past history, GROWING their labors
with success should be a beacon light to
those in the future who may need legal adj
vice. If you have bad debt you cannot
collect, remember those who can.
DIR. d. L. wALLICK, DENTIST.
Located in Logan May, 1891, an already
has the leading city practice.
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EExl:iss1l55ITIyLa lEI9IIgJyTT1rrnl
OF THATCHER BANK BUILDING OPERA HOUSE, LOGAN

Following the same general direction and
going still north group of claims in Logan
canon is reached. This is perhaps eight
miles north of the Blacksmith Fork group
The most noted of these is the Republican,
which is being worked by two shifts, and
the work is to continue all winter. Many
persons believe Logan canon to
be the center of the greatest
mineral belt in the Rocky noun
tains. This opinion is, however, COM
batted by some who contend that Black
smith Fork is the centre. Certain it is
that discoveries in this direction justify
the belief that there is a tremendous min
eral deposit in this neighborhood, and the
discoveries recently made on the Bear Lake
side of the range are calculated to
strengthen this belief greatly In the last
named quarter lodges showing the same
character of ore-copper and copper glance
can be traced without break for three
miles, and there are those that declare the
mineral belt can be traced from the head
of Logan canon to La Plata on the south
and to Paris, Idaho, on the
north, and how much beyond no
OuO OVOA NSuGuISS W Conjecture.
But il does run beyond, as mineral dis
coveries north and northeast of Franklin
demonstrate. Franklin is twenty-one
miles north of Logan and just across the
territorial line. Claims have also been
located and mineral found in High Creek.
Richmond canon, Smithfield canon, HYDE
Park canon, and in almost every canon
and ravine north of Paradise on the south
and south of Franklin on the north along
the range skirting Cache valley on the east
Mineral has also been found near Clifton
Idaho and around the little mountain south
of Oxford; also along the west side of the
valley and in the mountains west and
southwest of Wellsville, as well as south of
Paradise.
In fact, wherever a search has been made
mineral has been found, and in the very
surface abundance, many have come to
fear there were nothing but surface mines.
No theory can be more absurd than
to suppose that nature has ex-
pended all her mineral wealth in
Cache county on the surface, If
the abundance betokens anything it is
that IN this section which has hitherto
been known as much for the absence of
minerals as for the wealth of agricultural
productions, many Of the richest and
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eighteen claims are being steadily worked.
Ore has been found in the Sun Down and
La Plata mines. in the Sun Rise, North
Star, Red Jacket and lately, perhaps, the
most satisfactory discoveries of all in the
Last Dollar, Last Dime and Queen of the
Hills. The assays on ore from the last
named claims average is per cent. in lead
and IA ounces in silver to the ton. A ifs
sure vein is reported uncovered, and there
is every reason to believe the mineral will
live The La Plata shaft was down sixty
feet December 5, 1891, the vein having
been passed about forty feet above, and
drifting to the ore body had commenced
Mr.. Samuel Linkton, an experienced
miner, who has charge of that company's
work, reported that he expected to strike
the ore body in twenty-five feet. This
company has hoist and engine on the
ground, and supplies for six months work
have been laid in. 1t has expended about
$4,000, and as much more to spend is
already subscribed 1t is referred to spec
tally, because it is pushing work on a more
thorough and extensive plan than any
other company.
Discoveries have also been made in the
mountains east and west of La Plata
A company is working at Mineral Point.
BY the way, it should have been stated be-
fore that what has been known as the Ircn
mine, now with several other claims, the
property of the Mineral Point Mining com
pany, is one of the Oldest known mineral
prospects in the valley 1t is almost pure
iron, and yet IN sinking it gave richer and
richer showing in silver as greater depthwas
attained. The company is also working men
at this place. Mineral Point is about five
miles north of La Plata.
Going still north, perhaps six or eight
miles, the Blacksmith Fork country is
reached. Here also are a number of pros
poets, among them the Nelson, or Gold
King (the Oldest claim ia that section), the
Bevans, said by Mr.. A. E. Hyde to be one
of the best prospects in the county; the
Harrison, Monitor, Griffith and Lowe, all
being worked now. 1t is in this same
vicinity that the noted Ell Rey d'Oro is
situated, ore from which has assayed SIS
per cent copper and 60 ounces of silver to
the ton. 1t is owned by Cache valley
people and mainly residents of Logan.