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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

NEw Houi,, Aug. i7.-rhrre "a an
Impression tn banking circles that the
market, ~ fur M tue .imU-lDans an 3
mercantile paper II concerned, viii
0nsu up shortly. The premium on
currency carries considerably, some
brcktts quoting II nt u per cent, aud
0thCrs ats. The gold 20 arrive next
week IA quoted ut PER cent. The
sterling exchange IL decidedly firm
more particularly Tor long, which was
-tfougihcnr by the fac. that tho dis.
counts In the OPEN market at London
are reported easier. There was an in
creased demand % cover gold im-
ports. Posted rates advanced cent
fur long s,crlinr anu 3 Tor sight drafts
at asa aud ASA respectively.
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Rulfoli bold a meeting today, tu. %,
trr property ia NV in the usuIs o' g..
cHvsls, the board restricted itself to
nuilhishel wUtE anu routine busiutts.
10 is understood the counsel uf the
,um Jluy siusttuctri 90 .urm a rupiy 90
a letter OF Brayton Ives, which accused
certain dlfUciOrs OF endJllng the cone
pauy with Improbable roads ~ tleit
inu4vidual rniu. Counsel was also ii.
rcci,d 90 oppose the proposed tult o. "a
HocsnOidUf In phiiaucluhi1 against
lhtsu same directors g. c0miel them 10
ulsgufge.
The PsOsi'ont and receiver, Thomaa
+. Oaks, i1'i the subscriptions eyndi-
usts oTeHt % TO undctWfitu the
CIl.atcr ] tfaat notes would have 10 be
paid IN full Henry Willard, ono VI
tue numb,r accused by Ives, sii no
was not dispOsci 10 reply TO tho llttet's
letter No. oyefybUdy knew the auimus
Of lyu8's attacks.
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CAMPED IN THE CANYON.
Salt Lakers Who Enjoy Mountain
lifc.-llattlcsnako- for
Company.

Along Parley's canyon from u.
mouth almost up 10 Hardy's station
there extends a series offummcr campi
made by parties who enjoy the de.
lightiul rcpofo and exhilatating at,
mOsphero OF the mountain d0filo. Their,
are about a dozen camps altogether,
designated M Smsops, Cutlor's, Pugs.
ley'r, Haywari's, etc., accvrding 70
the pleasure Of their occupants. The
largest Ia known NJ Yolo, aud coin
prises thirty to forty people from town.
lt II located about four miles above thu
mouth OF the canyon.
The denizens OF these camps have de.
lighlfully pleasant weather by day,
aud the fishing, hunting, roaming
over hills, etc., afford inylgorating
pastime. Tho nights, however, are
decidedly coil, making II desirable 10
keep under cover during tha carly
morning nouns when "the dew pro.
cedos the sunshine" and Il almost
akin 10 frost.
There IL one particular section,
however, where there Is lurking
danger which Ia generally avoided by
camper-Out. This Ia known by tho
suggestive title OF Rat,lesnako Point,
and well deserves the name. IL IL not
far from the YOlO camp, anu IN he spot
whore last year Joseph Pugslsy ana
Harry Hayward killed thirty
rattlesnnkcs. A day or tgso
ago ladies' and gentlemen from
the Yolo made tho ascent Of the
high point known Rs Eagle Rock, and
an ia nFaal "a a., a, anrUHg "a tuFW. EaftI..
which the men OF the party speedily
despatched. This episode led them 10
lake the way around By RattlesnAke
Point ON their return 10 camp. When
ON the point they came across another
Of the reptiles, which was soon finished
with club. A shOri distance further
ON anu u tnird and very large tile.
snake was detected lying on the
ground. IL was killed with a CLUB,
aud Hans kesler, OF tla Fifteenth
ward, stopped h pick 1t up. Just then
"A hissing sound attracted his attention,
ami the sudden movement " some Oh.
lect within "A lew iuchts VI his hand
made him Jump BACH lie novel
not al instant too soon, and
shuddBfcd NJ the narrow escape lao mad
had. A huge RATHER had been aroused
~ tho blow which KILLED its com.
pani0n, and just as Keslor stopped
down nad Flruog at him, H. poisonous
iangs coming dangerously close.
k1sler, as he straig htened up from his
jump, aimed a blow NJ the reptile with
ms cub, bit mlsseu. The raltler was
also In uead earntat, anu came at the
young mau, making u forward spring
Ot about Two eol, ana again almost
slriEing Kesler. The latter hastily
clamntred up the hill, anu aimed al
his venOm0uB adversary blow with u
IaTge stone. THIS was effective In
putting check to the advance OF his
auakeship, whose career was soon
ended. lts rattlurs were secured as "a
trophy, tue being twelve Il bud,
h0Wiug that tho reptile was in H. |
year The party did not DO
any more snake hunting, as the ladies' |
were Hufiioleutly alarmed |
10 seek thosafeIy Of camp.
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A TWENTY YEARS RECORD.
Review aud Comparison OF simmer
Showers Covering that Period.
George n. Salisbury in his weather
report today says:

George n. Salisbury in his weather
report today says:
REVIEW AND COMPARISON.
July M well ar June Ia Utah can
usually be depended upon 10 have sew.
| efal summer showers. a twenty yeafS'
record At Salt Lake CITY shows an
average OF three 10 four appfeciable
showers In July aud four 90 fve ia
] June. But tubs year wac an exception,
ami for week, after iho ilrst Of Jule
NO rain fell to moislen tue pnrched
earth, revive the dropping veg, tation
anu gladden. the heart Ot the farmer.
Water for Irrigation became scanty,
aud the stock ranges short aud uriud
~.
AZ last tho prolonged drought was
broken by heavy showers beginning Ia
the south on the 18Th, aud continuing
at Intervals for several days, tho Taius
being due 20 the influence " ~ general
storm Advahcing from thb soutnwes
In some localities tho severe mountain
storms caused washOuts aud canyon
Hoods. n tbs extreme north the showers
were only slight, anu at the unu ui tue
month there WAS still "a great deficiency
II rain Ia Box Elder, Cache aud
Weber counties. During the dry spell
hot winds prevailed aud the weather
seemed u unusual warmth, II was not
no, however, M there have been several
Julys which were hotter.
sufMARY % TEMPERATURE.
Average for the month (g7 slationsl.
EOS degrees. GTeateat monthly moan.
sO.2 Mt Cisco; least, sos at Scofleld,
Maximum Tor the month, 10 at s.,
George, lSth; minimum, 9iat Sconelu,
18Th, Greatest monthly range, 80 nj
It, George; least, ~ at Salt Lake CITY,
Generally, the l7th and l5th were tue
hottest days In the south; the l0lh was
hottest IN the north. rhe 7th, t2th
anu 18Th were notably cool days.
SUMMARY Oh PRECIPITATION.
The average rainfall Ga stations,)
was O,7B Inches. IL was very uneven.
~ distributed, being generally tue
heaviest In the southern anu central
sections. SUoileld reported a.5J inohos,
the greatest OF any station; Cisco only
n trace, the least. The bulk Of the pro
cipitation was from thunder showers
occurring after the 2Dth.
WIND AND WEATHER,
The prevailing wind was from the |
southwest, anu was about tho average |
velocity for July. Farmera complain. |
cd Of tho drying Effects OF the hot |
s0utherly Winds.
The weather was Tor the most part |
clear aud sunshlny averaging but 3
cloudy days. The sunshine was about |
SIS deg. OF the possible amount
SOME REMAINS ny OBSERVERS.
Hther--A heavy Thunderstorm on
tho night Of the 26th passed over the
valley from west 10 east, following up
the Provo river 10 the north end Of the
county. A beautiful rainbow at the
time.
Rlohheld-DTought has done some
damage 10 crops. Tho rain Of the 8lst
was beneficial, Rs water was becoming
scarCti II is still greatly needed.
Slngletree-Iu the early part Of the
forest fires 10 the west aud
southwest Of here. This months pre-.
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THE spRlNKLlNG TAN SUIT.
Judgo Iino Thi, Morning Decided In
Favor Of the Cily.

Chief Justice Zane, sitting in cham.
bcrs this morning, rendered his opin.
ion IA the case o! o. II. Petit ct al w
Harry 7. Duke, treasurer Of Salt Lake
City, which was argued by counsel
on Tuesday last, on Hn order to show
caulc why the defendant should not
DO restrained from proceeding to col.
lret the sprinkling tax levied by the
CITY Council.
HE Honor held that thuC1uucii had
lhu power 10 say In what manner this
expense should be- met, sustained the
demurrer TO complaint and denied the
Injunction. judgment was therefore
entered iof the defendant.
Ga behalf Of the plaintiffs Attorney
i. ;. Richards has given notice Vi an
appeal.
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A Sad Aalicl,nn.

As will be seen In tho Ogden column
on another pnge, death In horrld form
came to the household OF George H..
Brown yesterday, little fve.yrar.oli
daughter being burned to death. MI.
Brown was for many years South ern
facluc agent Mt Ogden, and latturly
has be u passenger aud freight agent
OF the Great Salt Lake aud Hot
Springs road IN this city. He II highly
esteemed As railroad man and as a
good citizen, anu himself and family
viii receive In their bereavement the
genuine sympathy Of tho community
IN both cities,
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fil1sHuRu, Aug. 1.-The Oliver
iron ana steel company, ono Of the
largest concerns in TIC country, went
.u'D ths hande OF a receiver TO-DAY on
Mpllcation OF tho National Tube
" works company, New Jersey, anu t.
~ Converse, New York, Tie capital
VI the company ia 81 900, 600; the ap.
aren't lndublodnes, $500, 900; the
UVo,hued indebtedness, Sis5, 600. II. W.
NuNeF was appointed receiver. The
tompahy has extensive plants in Puts,
y, uuig aud Allegheny anu omplOyA Jour
,nyusand men. lt h also largely Ia.
.vies'ed In coke aud natural gua, The
que ',l, aggregate five and a half millions
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KICKED ny A HORSE.
4 Young Man Receive, Scrlou, Irlnrlc,
In u Runaway.

About $50 O'Clock last evening. W.
helson, a young mau who resides In
the Eleventh ward, was tnu Victim Of
q severe accident. lie was driving
northward along Fourth West street,
between Seventh aui Eighth South
streets, his vehicle being cart, I,
which was attached lively horse.
One Of the relus got under the aulmais
tail aud started II 10 run away. The
young man was unable TO control the
excited horfe, anu when Just above the
corner OF Fourth WrHt and Sixth
south siEcuir the cart was ovcrtur.uI.
IN us kicking aui pluugins thu
animal Kicked young ktls0n, ono foot
striking him Ia the mouth, making
ugly nud severe wounds, anu the other
hllllng him Ia the left eide, A- the
unfortunate young mau fell from tho
cnp-lzins cart, lac dropped into water
ditch, from which lao wns taken nm
iurcuslhlu agd carried 10 Mrs. Ifylueis
store where he soon regainrI con.
siuu'ncss, lie was afterwards removed
home ani received proper surgical
attention.
After tho horse had got rid of its
driver II continued IT, way along
Fourth West street, until stoppuu,
taking thu sidewalk i0r Ia route. ON
this there were number Of children
playing, some " whom had
exceedingly narrow escapes. So close
was one pt these that young man
named Love became 80 excited nc
seeing some children whom no thought
were going 10 bee run down, and whom
ne could not assist, that he ioll into "a
swoon. Fortunately none OF the little
ones were hurt
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cIgiiaii5n was very beneficial, cspssi.
ally 20 thu e. gts.
Petowan--No precipitation from n I
ni May until the 18Th OF July. On The
4brd there was heavy thuudershower
No damage, except some heavy grain
lhtown down, much good 10 the
pafchei aud thlrsty soil, Lisa inchts
having fallen IN 10 10 % minutes.
MI Cnrmcl-rhcro have been
several Hoods IN the creeks, caused by
the thunder showers IN the mountain.
~. George Bright aurora nj mil.
night on the li.h. Two meteor. ON the
lolhi one Of them Attended by louu
vXpi0siOn.
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Marriage Of DOL. pOnnelInn,s Son.

Invitations aro out Tor the marriage
OF Miss Mamie h., daughter Of Mr.. and
Ms. J. h. Bates Of Eleventh stroet,
Denver, aud Mr.. John Y. Dounellan,
gays The Larnmie boomerang. Tha
marriage II appointed TOR Monday
evening, August 2lst.
Mr.. DOnnellan Is the OlIest son OF
Col DJnnsllan of Salt Lake, formerly
cashier Of the Laramie National bank.
he attended school at Wyoming
univerity, at Notre Dame, South
Bend, Ind, and WIS ut Yale college "A
year He viii be- accompanied 10
Denver by his brother Kenneth, and
they will probably stop at Laramie ON
their way 10 the Wedding.
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win Go Enst rnnIrhi.

Mr.. George n. Salisbury, the dlrec.
tor Of the UAh weather bureau, will
leave this evening to attend the
second annual convention Of the
American Association OF State Wealth.
er Services, anu also tho wOrlG's
Molootological Congresg, and the
Morli'r Fair. During his absence the
Utah weather aud crop service will! be
ably managed by Nit. w. ID. Maxwell,
observer weather bureau, acting direc.
tor.
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UrnlIna ConpIciod

Special I,lati TO Mt NLwa
SHERIDAN, Wyo. Aug. 1.-The
contract .or g'auiug the rJaJbcd Of thc
Buflirgt n a Mi,Fouri railroad TO Pass
creek on the Montana slate uuc, TWEEN.
ly.hye miles northwest Of sheridan,
has been completed. May VINO are
In a position 10 know believe thnt the
road viii be- pushed across lhv Grow
fUtvty alton before the rnOW nilE.
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CHICAGO, Aug. ia proposition
was made today 10 tho creditors OF
John Cudahay, which viii yield
Sl,3lO,0 600 instead OF 100000. J0hn's
Northumberland, Edward anu Pat.
uCk-hRvo signed n contract 10 pay e.
the creditors 100000 Ia yearly metal.
mentf, 500, 1000 IN addition 10 tue sucu-
rifles which John has heretofore fur.
nishel.
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NEW NOHK, Aug, 1.-THE steamer
Lam arrived with EBT2,0 j5 IN gold
rom southampton ami 1857, 400
francs from Paris.
LONDON, Aug. l7-E3li,OOO In gold
Nefu withdrawn from tho Eauk VI
Eugland today Tor shipment 10 the
United Slatos.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE steamer
Muuuhen, from BremornRyen, has
1fryed with f250,0OO In gold. Bank.
ef' are ia receipt Of cables advising OF
luther heavy cOnsignments.
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rayorabIo 10 IIm talil.m.

WAsIuNurON, AuL. 1.-THE SEN
ale finance committee will probably
report iay0wbly the unconditional r..
peal bill tomorrow morning aud AK
that body 10 Tx n day fora vote,
parhRps within day nr 10 after tue
vote In the House. Tho committee
nus agreed upOnall but the phraseology
Of the bill, which VIII contain q dc.
cIaERtIun lhvurnb-e % bImelalIHm.
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DUBUQUE, Aug. IA passonger
ami freight train ON thr S Paul road
yOllided Mt . O'Clock this morning,
three miles south Of the city. Thopas.
senRer engine and two ears went over
the ombankment A dozen passengers
were hurt.
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CoNGREss.
Tho silver Debate In ths House
Today,

WAslnsGToN, Aug. IT, Danlels,
N. ", opened the silver debate with n
speech favorable to the repeal OF tho
purchase clause. He was followed by
Cooper, Florida, who also spoke for
repeal.
Gildzler, Dem, Illinois, followed
Cooper with "a speech In favor " re-,
peal. The House then, rs u tribute
Of respect, at 1850 adjourned until to.
morrow.
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THE Nc,iow Trycr case.

IRuNsw.CH, Ga, Aug. l7-Un'icd
States surgeon Hutton hls GB,umul
change of the Biohlm Yellow iuver
cate anu ofdofUd all pgu1re residing
within five hundred i,ui TO move
away. a strong Gordon hao hcou
placed arounl the tui..ins aud it Is
hoped The iovor will be confined 10 one
H.UW
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The London Exchange.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE action OF the
government lowering the price OF
lhlla council bills caused great weak.
eshlhg Of the exchange here tod NY.
The rupee paper has fallen.
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'i'ohi bipofch 10 me NEWS
LANDER, Wye, Aug. 1.-THE body
" william Plowman, the young mau
.'m Deadwoou, South Dakota, who
r wv crowned ia tho Big Horn river
Nv, el' lhe Hot springs about Two weeks
" NJ, u'a been recovered. II was found
Nhltl pool.
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wright Financial outlook. Tho Cadets
coming.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE financial
cuuouk OF the Fair 10 growing much
lighter since tho recent reduction In
expenses aud the marked Increase Ia
earnings, and the attendance Ia grow
ing larger daily. Fifteen special
Worlds Feir trains brought ll,dOl
visitors to tho city last night from
eastern points, largely from tue rural
uiEiricts.
The West Point cadets will take
possession OF their camping ground In
front OF the government building
tomorrow. a ball will be- given In
their honor IN the New York building
on Tuctdny night.
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DUBUQUE, Aug. 1.-THE Firlt Ma.
tional bank, one of the oldest institu.
tons In the city, with a capital OF
s2,00O.0O0, suspended this morning.
The last statement showed, deposits
s52O,s0O. The failure Ia due to with.
draWAls.
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land, re- ignirg his position. Rllstou
charges that Coilcglor We, Democra,
ha4 inicr'ertd with his Dfi!c. iu surh
partisan msEucr that he is unwiil.
inn g. continue further ia government
spfv.Ce.
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1hcli Of Horse, buggy aud lIarne,.

Lem Wright aud hoy Wright, agoi
respectively 10 and II ycars,on Tuo.day
night last, ut Ogdru, st1lo u valuable
grey mare, uhusgy nnI got Of har.
ne's, They then drove to Salt Lake
anu were captured last evening nv
sheriff Bclnap AMI Detective Shrets.
rue hutnamed on ,er took the boys
unnk TO Ogden, where they will 6e
tgllrei 10 answer charge Of grand
larceny.
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a waEon colnpan, FnII..

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE stand
ttI Wagon company, the largest COM
lany Of IT. kind In tue United States,
assigned this morning tn Grant n.
huFfowr. Tho hssets are s2UO,0UU anu
The liabilities 5000, 900.
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WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. IT,
The street car employees struck this
morning ona ten per cent cut Of their
wages.
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sT. PAUL, Aug. lJ.-Acting Gene
ral manager kondrick has been APP
pointed general manager Of the North.
urn Pacific by the receiver.
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a nsn,er ,lnnh nesum,..

DESvER, Colo, Aug. 1.-THE
American National Bank wilton sus.
pended July let, resumed business this
morning.
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DC. oI.,eInnd uoe. on nn r.cnr.lnn

BUzzARDs BAY, Mass, Aug. H.
Tho 5acnt Oneida took Mrs. Ciuve.
land aud . party Of ladies Tor an OK,
curslon. The President remained al
home.
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IN nOanAY.
There was No RiotinE Today.-Ths
tnhAbitant. Leave.

BOMBAY, Aug. l7.-Thete was no
renewal OF the rioling today, but the
shgps are stu closed ana families arc
leaving the city with their personal
ELECTS. The natives refuse 10 resume
iheil occupations TIL after tomorrow,
Tie MOhamnrdau prayer day.
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A ConErr..mnn p.ad.

DETROIT, Aug. 17.-L5gan Chip
man, Congressman from this district,
uiud this morning.
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NEW foRN, Aug. 1.-THE clearing
house committee issued $685., 600 certih.
Gates, the total to date being SS1, $751;
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WAsnuNdTOS, Aug. ia cable
from Antwerp this morning repOrla
hG new Cats OF cholera, i've iatal.
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wAsiuNUrOS, Aug. i7.-Thc rur.
chnses % suyrr amounted 10 10000
ounces al Sl.12bl.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE board
Of directors VI the Northern Pacific
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CfNCiNNATi, Aug. 1.-THE Sons Of
Veterans this morning selected Daven.
port as the next place VI meeting.
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Special Hiuaicl % fif NiWe
CnaYENSE, Wyo., Aug. 1.-THE
report Of State Mine Inspector Thomas
shove that there were but seven fam.
accidents In the mines Of the state duf-
lug the past year.
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RALSTON RESIGNS.

"'mocToi, lie sHJs,i Is TOOTH eddie.
some.
g,Sa,ANN FRANCISCO, Aug. lI-Uuitod
zee Apprhser Ralstan, Republican,
-' Nfl'1en letter to President Cleve.
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nv WAS ACQUITTED.
Branuon Charged with Leading tho
siRyers OF ArFntn.

DESvER, Aug. l7.-Colonel Bran
non, charged with being the leader Of
tic mob hanging the Italian ATraia,
WA acquitted this afternoon.
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In the local land office Andrew
Hansen OF snnpcte county has filed
final proof ON his homestead appIlra.
ton, covering land IN the northeast
quarter OF section 30, aud the southeast
quarter OF section "a, township IA
south, range east.
Mary q. Pay,wiIow Of Richard Pay
OF Leamington, Willard county, has
filed flual proof on homestead appIi.
cation, covering the west half OF the
southwest quarter Of section /, the
southeast quarter u the southeast
quarter Of section 2, and the northeast
quarter OF tho northeast quarter of
section IL, township 10 south, range 1
west.
The following mineral patents have
been received nom the land office at
Washington and can be obtained here
by tue owners:
One 10 tho Bullion.Be d Cham.
plon Mining company, covering mill
site near their mine.
One TO heirs OF George w. Crozler,
deceased covering the Dum0srton lode
In the San Francisco district, Beaver
county.
One to Charles A. Fllco, covering
the Paradox lode M the West Noun.
tain mining district, this county.
One TO John Green, covering tho San
Diego, In the Blue Lodge district, Wa
catch county.
MORE wYOMlNG GOLD.
SPECIAL bispaich to me Nrws,
LARAMIE, Wyon Aug. n. - Two
Colorado miueTs, Charles Evand anu
l.. NJ. OweTy, claim % nave made an.
other rich strike In tho vicinity Of the
Emma q. mine, thirty miles west OF
Laramie. The discovery is a granite
formation and free gold Is plainly Wis
lille.
MOTIFS.
Riohfeld AdU0oats: II IL reported
that arrangements are been made TO
start a wooden mil Ia El-inOre, anu
subscriptions are being taken for stock.
IL Will be commenced this fall OF
winter. The power will be- furnished
by tue roller mill engine. Good luck
to home industry; II is al step in the
right direction.
The SartOris mines and ranch, EN-.