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The Tintic District.

The Irrigation ige publishes beau.
tliul little handbook entitled "Gold
and Silver Treasure Vaults In Tintio
District, Utah." which Is perhaps the
most attractive advertisement ever l..
sued In the Interest Of mining dis
trict In the inter-mohntsIn country.
The publication Of the book Ia due TO
the energy and enterprise OF j. ii.
Bennett Of the Rio Grande Western
Railway aud The citizens Of Silver
city, Eureka md Mammoth. 1t
was written anu compiled by Mr..
Frank X, Gillespie, ex-sopretnry Of
the Salt Lake Chamber Of Commerce,
who evidently prepared It with great
care. While II II CONSERVATIVE
statement OF the mineral riches Of the
Tintlc district II Is at the same time
calculated 10 be very attractive 10
investors and prOspectors and ought 10
largely extend the fame OF this great
Utah camp. The took describes tbs
railway route to rinlic, enters into a
full description OF the great bOnanzas,
aud furnishes complete list OF ali
other properties together with the
figures of Utsh'a entire mineral output
and facts about hotels, schools and
other advantages In the towns Of tue
district. The description Of the Tintlo
formation and the list OF properties
and claims IL presented In very
systematic manner anu Is evidently
Intended 70 be- complete aud reliable.
The book II illustrated with a good rnil.
way map anu pictures Of the "Gteat
Double Loop on the rintic Branch OF
the Rio GrBude Western Railway
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Another Mining Company.

Articles Of incorporation Of the
Stockton Mining y Smelling com.
pAuy were filed with the county clerk
today. The capital stock is 100000
divided into 100000 shares Of the par
value OF one dollar each. The corpora.
tors are J. Il. F0otc, 10000 shares; j.
II. Gcrscbeck, 5000 shares, J. NJ. Ken.
nriy, 10000 shares; @. IL. Dowsc,
5000 shares; G.. h, Sherwood, 5000
shares, aud 5, Il. Vance, 1855, 900
shares. The object and pursuit OF this
corporation shall be tho mining aud
extracting, milling aud concentrating
OF ores, and tho buying, selling aud
leasing OF mining property, etc. The
principal place " business shall be la
Salt Luke City. The officers are J.
NJ. Kennedy, president; j. H.. FOOte,
vice'p president, andS. l.. Vance, secre-
tary aud treasurer,
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WATuNGroN, July O.-rhc daily
returns 10 the statlsiiciau of the uy'
partmcnt Of agriculture make the f0l.
lowing averages Of condition:
Corn, Sill; winter wheat, 500;
spring wheat, ol,p; oats. So; rye,
92'S; barley, %; potatoes, 81; tonacco,
9..7.
The acreage Of corn Il reported n
800 Of the actuPl area of last ear, OF
potatoes This year the aren shows Ni.2,
nnd pf tobacco 9T8 Tile average con.
dillon Of corn In July, l.0l. wa. o. H..
The condition In the principal Stnio-
for July, lsD2 I. A. iOllOws: ohio. 81.
ludiHra, ~ llllnois, 20, Iowa, 20;
Missouri, -, kuu-as, ST, Nebraska,
81; Gvorgia. %; rrxn-, %; Tennessee,
y; X n.ucky, 93. thu acreage aver.
ages IN the samc States urg: Ohio, on;
Indiana, -, Illinois, 81; Iowa, ~,
Missouri, so; Kansas, 90, Nebraska,97;
Georgia, no; Texas, lJ7. Tenntt cc,
lO2; kvuiuc,y 0j.
The condition Ot winter wheat on
June igt waG Ssh; In July last year
&c.,. Tho State averages now are:
Pennsylvania, o.; Kentucky, "a;
Ohio, %; Michigan, S.; indiana, 81;
lilinOis, Do, Wisconsin, 0u, Missouri,
SO Kansas, o.; California, O5; Oregon,
81. The condition u spring wheat
June lat wns 02.i. In July OF last
year, % /. Tn, state averages NJ W
are; Minnesota, %; Iowa, -; Ne.
hrrskn, 50; South Dakota, %; North
Dakota, %; Washington, 80; Oregon.
81. The condition oi Oats June let was
$50, In July, 1851, $40.
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FRAGMENTS.

TnE Third Quorum Of seventies VIII
meet IN the seventeenth Ward Assembly
rooms at 1850 tonight.
TIM life Of Mrs. Agnes Eborn. 81
ogden, who was 80 terribly burned about
n week nro, was entirely dcspaircd oi at
an early hour this morning
ANornrn meeting Of the special police
committee was called for I O'Clock TINS
afternoon. The result ~ their lAbor- VII
not be made known until tomorrow hlght
~ tho session u the cry Council. The
committees report Ia looked for win u
great deal Of Interest.
EN.SrEctAL OFriCIH SuAHr u under
arrest on q charge OF lihrrtting prisoners
NJ the city jan. IL h spid thhi during me
time that preparations wofC being mnde
for the removal 81 q lead man 60 the
morguc a fow nights ago, he took tho
koys from tho marshal's oiiico and I'M
locked the Jail doors and sCt man
named smith nj freedom. lie will be
tried this y. N.
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PARIS, July To- Ravnchol was
awakened Mt $3.50 this morning IN Mont
Brisnn prison, where he has been con.
hned, ana informed that the day u
ms execution had arrived
Hcas.umcl cynical Indifference, re-.
fused ministrance by the chaplain,
breaking into strong invectives
against religion. The approaches
10 tho scaiiold were held by
troops. Outside ~ the lines u noisy
aud excited crowd gathered aa Rnva.
ohul was brought out In closed van,
uticriug hlasphom1us cries. tie was
quickly placed under the deadly guillo.
tine. Tie shouted ~ have something
10 say" Drihlor ignored tho request
anu Immediately proceeded 10 his work.
A. the knife fell Havachol shouted
"Vive Repub lquc," and the crowd
slowly dispersed without incident,
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why H. DID 1T.



SALT LAKE CITY, July II, 1899.
Editor Dsscyef Aeips.
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AT THE POLICE STATION.
What Was Done In Justice kesler's
Court This Morning.

Justice Kesler had an oototte Of
hobos before him this merning on the
charge OF trcspass. One OF the gang
DECLARED that he had been taken In tow
by villainous officer who suspected
that he had an appetite. II getting
hungry was ~ tfsnsgrcsslon Of Utah's
statutes he would seek more congeni.
al cline just Az soon rs he could 70.
cover his liberty. All were found
guilty aud sentence suspended until
this afternoon.
Billy 81. Clair and Thomas Burps,
charged with fighting, were turned
loose with instructions 10 keep the
peace In the future.
Charles kenward IL accused Of petit
larceny.
T.. Fitzgerald will be arraignod on a
similar charge.
:. i. Morgan, coloTod man, wns
fined g. for assault aud bittcry.
Sam Jones (not the noted evangelist
Of that nance, forfeited s. Tor cruelty
10 animals.
Jack Brow plead guilty TO ilschRrg-
ing firearms within the city limits.
Sentence WAS suspended.
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wAsIuNGToN, July ll.-Repteseu-
tRtive Stone, OF Pennsylvania, In bo'
halt OF thu minority OF the House coin.
nge committee has prcparcia drait Of n
report In opp0aitiou to the SHnatr's free
coinage bin. The report win he sub.
mittcd e. other mcmhcrs OF the minOr-
ily for approval today. The chief
points which the rnrort will urge
against the biil arc that IL Il exceed.
ngiy coarse AMI c'umsy In structure
and uncertain In Oiircts; that the re-.
real Of the law OF $3.50 carries with n
the discrrditing 81 ZOO, 900 treas.
ury nOlr8 outstanding, anu that the
n0tcs Will still he receivable Tor Gus,
t1m' and dues to TIE government, the
desire Of the people TO get III
Of these tna evidenced by the tact that
nearly hall Olthc customs dues collected
NJ New York last month were paid IN
such noiu.l will lead 10 the rapid CJn-
traction 81 currency; that there IL no
bullion IN the treasury Enswcfiug the
description " that purchased with III.
yer or coin ceriih aics, that the passage
Of the bill will destroy tho huru OF any
practical results from the proposed In.
tcrugtl lnfl monetary conference. The
plan ~ campaign 0f the auti'sllvvr men
againEt the bill hs. not yet bcon finally
decided upon, II ia evident, however,
from their talk that they will resort 10
every means TO defeat the vote ON the
bill ltself.
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CATANiA, July i0.-rhe eruption n
Mt. Etna assumed alarming proportions
during the night. Huge quantities. OF
lava were thrown out OF The volcano
aud formed double stream, which a.
advancing rapidly toward Nicolosi aud
Belpasso. The lava Is already within
six kilometors Of Nic0losi. Great
damage was done TO the surrounding
country. Severe earthquakes Were
felt ia the immediate vicinity OF the
volcano during tonight. Nearly all Of
the populace Of Nicolosi .sombied out.
side OF the cathedral and knelt ON the
ground In prayer, being afraid 10 enter
on account OF tho continued shocks and
suhtctranean rumblings which are like
the noise Of storm, Twelve houses
and u portion Of church were 10.
stroyed and the eruption is still active.
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Bofsr CRY, Idaho, July 1.-The
discovery Ut two lepors, Gus living add
the other dead, upon Martin ranch.
twelve miles above Boise, has created
much excitement here.
Tho dcNd mans name IL George
kavanaugh, and that OF tho surviving
ltprr, Alex McCnw. Kavanaugh
died FRIDAY. When the undertaken
went 10 inter the body which was In n
dugout, he found the floor lit
orally covered with blood h and
vormin. He was nearly over
come with nausea. The corpse
wns lying on filthy blankets. McCaw
was not i've feet away, slowly dying
from the effects Of the malady. Ills body
h. rapidly Il composing while he still
lives. McCnw rofuscsto say where he
aud his partner contracted the loath-
some disuaaa.
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Died From His Injuries.

Andrew Tonntscn, tho plastcter
who fell from the new sanbere build
ing on West South Temple street on
Saturday and sustained severe bfuists
about the head anu serious internal
Injuries, died today. The deceased
was a native Of Denmark, ood work.
man and.well known, lie was -
yeaS OF age and will be buried To.
morrow al. pm,
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The edition Of the report on the com.
municabiii'y ot peach yellows and peach
rosotto, which was issued by the United
States department NJ agriculture in De.
ecmbor last was soon exhausted. As
additional copies have recently been
printed, pencil growers and those inter.
estod he the diseases OF the 'cach may
obtain this report bulletin y II the
Division OF Vegetable Pathology by ap.
Tying to the SECRETARY OF agriculture dt
Washington.
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THE CUTE SHORTAGE.


Aud now It trnnspitca that ex.Ci'y
Assessor and Collector Cnto's shortage
was larger than al nrst supposed.
Further, that gentleman did not "make
everything good" on Friday. In addi.
don to the go, ssO.7s which he turned
over TO tile city there 10 due the city
school board si06s.@4. Tne board held
n meeting on Saturday and instructed
CLERK Moreton to make u formal de.
maud for that amount Of money. MI,
Cluto promised q make the scttloment
TO-DAY
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wi,',"m wn'do'tA.ior us. rpeumo.

NEW YORK, July 10.-.A london
dispatch says that Wednesday last
William Waldorf Astor went on "a
boating trip. During the excursion u
shower came on anu he wa- drenched.
On Thursday morning falling ~ he
summoned DR.. McLagan. The doctor
Immediately pronounced u u case IT
pneumonia. The doctor RENAL ned
with Mr.. Astor almost without inter
mission, but despite the greatest ell ~
the patient became rapidly worse and
this morning ut O'Clock he bcctmo
unconscious. This gave rise 10 the
rumor that he died. a reporter went
10 Astot's residence tand wns In.
formed that the patient had recovered
consciousness after very few mo.
muuisRnd the reporter then succeeded
Ia seeing Dr. Mcbsgan, who confirm.
ed tbs statements. He hopes the
crisis has passed aud his patient will
begin 10 improve, but admits that he
II still In critical condition.
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TorTEA, Kan, July li.-fhcre Is
much di.satiaiaction among the lead
ing Democrats Of The state over the
action OF the state Democratic cOnven-
ton In endorsing the Peoples party
nominees.
The Democracy u the Fifth Con
gfessional district hns issued a call to
all "true Democrats Ia Kansas TO
meet ut Harrington on July l9th,
10 put full Ticket IA the
field. Other districts are moving IN
the same direction aud u IA believed
there viii be good representation at
Herington. The Democrats ~ the
Seventh Jerry Sim lsou') district are
preparing to put up acandidnte against
him.
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"Glimp-e OF Ulnh Lake" and another
OF "Casiio Gate" rhere Is also q
striking combination map showing the
remarkable resemblance between Sa II
Lake and Utah Valley and the Holy
Land. The little hook ~ in every
respect n very creditable production.
A very large edition has been printed
and viii be widely distributed where
u Will do Utah the most good. Mfr. j.
II. Bennett has charge of the distribu-
ton aud will doubtless furnish copies
on application.
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Many persons will he pained 10
learn that Bishop Keller Of the Six.
tenth ward ia lying seriously III. He
l. suffering from severe cold on the
lungu which Ia greatly aggravated by
n kidney complaint with which the
Bishop has been afflicted for several
years. At the time Of going 70 prcss
this afternoon his condition was con.
sidored very critical.
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A New Lnnd rnmnnny.

ArIlclei oiincorporatlou oftho Inter.
Ocean Land Company were iilod to-.
day with the county clerk. The priu.
ciral place Of business shall be- IN SAT-
Lake CITY, and the oblec, to sell and
improve real estate aud make loans.
The capital stock Is S75, 600 in shares Of
the par value oi one dollar each. The
cprporaturs are Louise NJ. Byefs So.
600 shares, John NJ. Greer iO shares.
john w. Power 10 shares, Farris Hail
10 shares, W. A. Byers % $40 shares.
The uilicers are W. A, Byors, pre.i.
dent, aud l.. NJ. Byers, secretary and
treasurer.
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The Carnegie Trouble Hearing rsuit

MEMPHIS, July ia special from
Spokane, Washington, says n repitition
Of the Homestead violence has begun
In the Cour ~ Aleue mining region.
Tits reported thai last night three non
union mvn were kiiled by union men,
This morning the report comes that the
Frisco mine has been blown up by dyn.
amitu and that the union men have tc.
solved TO drive every nOn.uu!Uu man
out OF the District. Women aud ohii.
dren have been removed TO places Of
safety.
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Denth o. Cnplnln frnucl. Il. wrbb.

SAN Dudo, Cal, July ll.-Captain
Francis IL, Webb died at Chula Vista
yesterday, OF paralysis. Captain wobb
was IN the naval service during the
war nnd subsequently, United States
consul atZanIlbarw where he was largely
instrumental Ia the negotiation " tho
treaty Tor Tue suppression OF the slave
trade on the east coast Of Africa.
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A SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Robbers visit Alta aud select store.
keeper Wallace " Their Victim.

Between the hours Of Il and O'Clock
on Sunday morning Henry @. Wal
laco's store at Alta was forcibly entered
by deepcrados who are still Mt large.
The safe wa blown open ana the rob
bers managed TO get away with $3.50 In
cash besides seven English sovereigns.
rhey also secured three gold watches
aud two centennial watches, the value
being 500. Checks an uniting 10 $500
ana a certificate u ii" 1sit TOT sl,lOD
on McCofnirk's Bank ere also taken,
but recovered ehort distance down
thc canyon, where the thieves had
evidently thrown them. The men
wefo traced 10 Murray, aud from there
the exact track was lost; but /, u hoped
that they will yet be captured. Deputy
Marshal G.. Goodsell IN taking an nc.
tive part in the hunt for them.
MIR. Wallace offers "A reward Of 5000
for their capture.
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Cry or MFNicO, July Luciano
lslcnn, who murdered his paramour
aud her ther,was Executed In Belon
prison yagd. lie refused 10 have Ills
cyea handnged, aud shouted denantly
TO the soldiers 20 fire. IL took three
shots TO kill him. The sight VIA.
sickuning.
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rnE CHOLERA.


ST.. PETERSBURG July lion Fri.
day there were nlnety.one new cases
Of cholera aui thitty-lwo, cnses were
reported In Autnkhau, sixty.thrrr
cases ami sixteen deaths Ia Saratofi,
hundred aud eighty cases ANA
thirty-seven deaths at Naeu, siN
deaths at Tiils, and nine cases In
rshritisln. Three hundred emigrants
from the affected district arc quaran.
tined In the hafhoT at AslraEhan,
without medical attendance and with
food and water scarce. The inhabit.
ants ART tlceinr,
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LouIsviLLE, July 1.-THE Western
Union Telegraph company has refused
further credit 10 the State Of Kentucky,
There In no MONEY In the treasury and
the June telegraph bill unpaid. The
Western Union will take no State tele.
gram unaccompanied by cash. There
Is no money for such use.
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roNNtsEy.-in the sixth ward th's city. Juir
iith, l,2 from accident. Andrew ronuescn.
aged q years and u months native Ut .
marx.
Funeral Tucsday. 1T SPIN. from u Put
street friends respectfully Invited.
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LOSp)N, July ll.-Adyices from
Persia indicate shat the cholera Is not
Advancing along tho road from Moshed
10 Tehersn. bulgaria., spain and porlu.
gal are taking precautions against the
Introduction Of cholera into those
countries.
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WILL NOT coNrrH VIM rHE
STRIKERS.

piTr.BuRu, july 1.-THE commit
tee Of workmsn who called on Frick
VI the Carnegie Co., this morning,
were not from the Homestcnd men
but from the many IN l's of the Carne-
gle Co. who aro working, ana VINO
asked the company 20 confer with the
striker. The request was refused on
the ground that the strikers have lhNen
possession u the company property
and murdered ~ whlchmuu, Tor
which they must answer to the ais
tfict attorneys.
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to hold the men steady to prevent
them from running against stone
wall and this Will BE- vorE euoulh."
The question which ngilatct The men
is whether the militia VIII assist the
Carnegie company 10 put non mon
men in the milis, n s0. what shall they
DO? The general Cpl ion is that tue
troops will nut Carnegie In possession
ui the mills and then retire leaving
the sheriff to run things. Then, II
nou.uulon men are put loo, the union
men count on being able 10 drive them
out.
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LONDON, July H. Al two O'Clock
this afternoon the returns show the
election Of 1914 Conservative, lb8 Lib.
erals, = Literhl Uniouists, 81 Anti
Patnellites. 8 Labogitea and Par.
ncllitCs.
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PORTLAND, Ogn., July ll.-Early
this morning fire destroyed the New
Brunfwick and Mikado three.slory
frame lodging housus and row Of one
story frame stores. The less Is $780,
uuu
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Tirc In tho western vnion onlee nj
New Orlrana.

NEW ORiEa Ss, July H. Last
nights Ire "a the Western Union
office which burned out the switch.
board Of the battery room, AMI did
other damage, caufed the entire sus.
pension Of business for three hours.
The damage 70 the building Il nom.
inni, tut that To the wires aud batter.
les considerable.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ousps.



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LoSpoN, July IA relief fund for
the sufferers at the 81. John IRE WIN
he started by the lord mayor, aud be
heavily supported by the citizens.
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The recognized leaders OF the strikers
are unitcdly opposed to such course.
Chairman O'Donnoll, Of the advisory
committee, oppressed the general sen
ument In a meeting Oi that body, called
carly this morning, when the news
was received that the governor had
called out the militia, He said: eve
CANE night the state Of Pennsylvania.
anu II We could we cannot hight the
United states government ~ we
would have 90 do, II We beat
fennsylvania, The work before US Is