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A rRENCm mLRCuLEa.
III CARUirs 800 POUNDS TwENrY
MILES WIN ONLY TWO RESTS.

III 'AhNANN asN NhANANN Nv INl q
MILES WIN ONLY TWO RESTS.
Ffenchmon grc not sl famous ~ some
other uRtiOnaliiies tor athletic feat.
but this condition IL not used ly d
l1co OF strong men, says the Chicago
Imfs
Among the laboTiug classes o.
France tins cOltlnouGs are particularly
muscular, M they necessarily Wust be-,
their work being similar 10 inst ~ our
longsEoTemen, To tgft the strength
and endurance Of THIS Gloss Of me
n Partisan Journal recently oIGJ.
uizud a novel race among them. Each
man was required 10 carry a sack Of
gravel aud tHwdust weighing 100
kllogrammrs eco IUunts) aud walk Of
run with II 10 COrOoil, ID distance Of
twenty miles,
Ton started in this race, leaving the
Rue Fcydrnu In Paris at . O'Clock IN
The morning. the Hr-t 10 reach the
goal was Jean lnbnsse, who cDvefe
the distance with his great load In
fourteen hours, arriving AZ COrbeil ut
10 O'Clock In the evening This lusly
youth, who 10 about twcnty.lour years
Of age, rested for the hrst time after
travelling thTee.iourths Of the distance,
aud but once afterwards
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uud the vice prcsiiCut announced mat
tic auction teiotc the seuGtu was 60
be- The motion 10 lay on the taulr
Maudefsou's motion 60 reconsider the
vote OF yesterday declaring Lee Mantle
mot cntitlei to u sent from ,uU State OF
Montana.
IN effort was made by MnudetgJu
10 have tuo vote postponed ti!i Muu.
day. That was resisted, however by
Vance, Democrat, North Carolina,
who gave notice that De- would cili ul
the QUESTION at O'Clock tomorrow.
PETER then fUspmed the l51r aud
continued his speech.
Wilson, Ohio, although admitting
thu difficulty OF dOiug sU wuslu favor
Of the government continuing tie
double standard OF value.
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A nainrnl Accldcna

At five O'Clock last evening" WILLARD
Croxgll was the victim Of n painful
accident while riding on the street car
90 the RIO Grand Western depot.
While passing the D0Oly block he
attempted o. pass from ono seat o.
another iu tHr car, unfortunately on
tEetItH next 10 the poles which are
placed il tHu middle Of tho street. By
swinging out little too far ON the
platform his head came In contact with
one OF .Lu pOlta. The result was that
sustained other bruises. Drs Rich
ards ana Wilcox attended 10 tho in.
Jurud member aud tho young man IL
progressing M nicely ~ can be OK.
puctud un ur the circumstances.
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ihis season and the ckcursloni .s. M
re NEWS 1ts 20 ires., arc con eating
lot The lirmiunp.
tAL1AIH HRer2Es.
The TANcu1cl" choir expects ID sell
1000 ticket. to i.s farewell cxcur,i.u 10
Saltalru n Saturday,
r. G. ERst0n viii be- drawing cayi
ami mn y rersous Will 20 out 70 Sallalf
uh saturday to hear him.
Tho Territorial Board n the Young
ihuie'' Mutual Improvement as40ci.
tu'n VIII live nu CSturtiOn tu Slliaif
September let.
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HALF A MILLION.


II, NJ. Jones, the electrician and In.
vcuior, who'o difficulty Ia securing u
iranchluo from the CITY Couucll IT,
s,ill ltu.h in the minds o, the public,
la answer TO questions informed a
NIws representative today that the
" tx OF incorporating HE company
wac well under way ard that tho tack
would urobnbly Oe completed by Salut.
Jay, at which time % b.. expected that
aruClr8 viii be hl,d scttiug forth the
purpose Of the C0Upauy.
Iho iucofportur- arc all local
mon ana the money they represent H.
al owned AZ home. The names uf
Mt JOHcs's bIsiuvs- associates are con.
ucclrd with some " the huavits. AMI
best financial enterprises IN the Trr..
tory nnd there IL no doubt NJ 70 the
successful outcome oi their project.
The new ComuaHy Will brCn Iitaii zei
at not lees thnu half "a million ANA viii
bc known ~ the Big Cottonwood
Power Transmission company.
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WINNlpIUi Aug. 20. - Tho Cana
dian PdCitU mas announced its decision
not to accept the invitation OF the gen
CTal managers OF the Great Northern
uud Northern Pacific railways 10 AL
trAuaCOntiuontAl rOa r, 10 send repro
soutativUH 20 meeting at Chicago on
the 18th inst, Tor the purpose Of dis
cussiug the desirability Of restoring
freight and PASSENGER rRtus to the sam,
basis rs obtained Ia February last.
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WAsuSGrUN, Aug. -. - F8s
two anu quarter hours ihia morning
tue House C.muIiiut 900 banking and
currency, Diseased Representative
JuhnsIh'a bill utoviui. fur thc tx.
change % treasury notes iar govern.
melt buudH ut The request % the int.tr
The committee then adjourned uut'l
next Tuesday when the author OF thu
bill hopes chat % dpriaIy" uC ON may
he taken upon 70. The bill tuCounierCl
the CPD Iulu OF MDgirH. Spprry,
CoVun aud Warner of New York,
who nr.u.I that trr scheme opened
"a new rhiuuHi Cor the depletion OF The
gold uul uLg OF tuUtftu.ury. It's said
thu if the bill itClmr law thc haiucls
Of bonds would exchange tlcu .os
treasury notes and then tvmnui g1iH
Tor the notes 10 this. J.huaou f..
8puulud that Tho 0uly occasion /. would
Induce uv holders nJLls, them elves
tUdUrmlblc 90 gJIIuul mmuUling t
premium, DO exchange tu,m iuT
currency u "a bind WoulI BE- iu.i loo
such urgUcy a. Dr. now u.gu HE VA
o. "a. 10 WAS .ns.iu,ChoI o0IUstiy 90
That gold would DO demanded for
lhruI.
Blo.ius, Penn, hal o substitute Tor
the JDhIitu uilI, 10 UuIuoJ g.
authorize tue secretary Of tu1 trol ury
Go iuuU Lottg ga t&thaugt Tor Euld
coli.
Iu this johnson sald he had no ob.
lection ~ 900 INDEPENDENT measure, bul
DO uid uut, 90 ha opinion, meet tur
case. The people who have gold
lu not have tr send 10 Washington
l0ruutg, Iu rider O. yny la.ir uch.H.
Cold iue.t viii $50 This bat .uoplc who
hold BON To-, especially 10 they are ut
uhturraVilDIr obligations.
J.uusIHH b.U was aIvcrtet 10 by
Notr. Mt.sug Han OF Musjuri, aud
Springer while Cox favored it with
i.o Huu.li.u.1u of some other iurm u
toto .huu treasury uotua. Alessfs.
-Iurry AMI War ~ supported the
substitute proposed by Brosius.
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Today's Probate Court.

E.i iu o. John :. Lywi-, deceased.
4Hafiug gu Petition Tor sale Of real
r,aic, and order male accordingly.
lu the usttet ul The gIafIlnnship OF
'rurgc Hurler, incompetent. Con.
iuuuI til the 10Th int.
Estate Of AudIew NJ. M1rinrT,
IrctastJ. Hearing Ua final uruUu {
lud petition Tor distribution. CoutLu.u
.IIl thg .0,h inst.
Esihionni guardianship %. Arthur
huuhipu, "a minor. hclflbg 100 tc.
o. uut Of gupldinu. Orlct made allow.
lup account.
Estate o George A. Mvars, deceased.
'0ntiuutd TN SEPT. slh.
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New York stTiEors attack Wagon
load 81 Ihvm,

NEW YORK, Aug, 2i.--rhe striking
l0ugsuuremun alOHg the water street
began TO aasaul, thr Itlians again this
afternoon A wagon load mll which
tur NJ llory liuo people brought over
Williamsburg ferry % ] o'clock was
captured by the sirlkers. Ihuy sur.
2 uudeI tho wagon and standing on
the smokes, began 10 punch the
llulians. "Nl tho dagOs," they
yelled. Several Italians reached fof
tutIr kulye., iut bvlos, they could use
th,m tho police nuivod. Who1 the
Italians nlgnted and the strikers made
"A rush Tor them, they scattered and
llI not roach tho Mallory line.
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ATIGmr ron MILLIONS.
Tho ISittson Heirs create Another
Sensation.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 2i,--ln the fight for
the 90, OOO,OOO left by the late CommO-
dore Norman Kitlson, the Kitlsou
heirs have created another sensation
by ding statement In the probate
court, charging James J. Hin, presi.
dent OF the Great Northern Railway
company, anu other mcmJcrs Of the
81. Paul Trust company, with purpose
~ delaying colt, mrnt Of the famous
Farley railway suit now before the
United States Supreme Court In order
To reap large profits by way Of eXecuI-
ur's fees and large interest on money
anu estate. The heirs make affidavit
that the CXeuutor's fees alone amounted
10 Sil 900. The heirs state That they
bullovc the trust company hns by mis-
use OF the kittsDn funds poCketet not
lees than 100000.
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County Clerk Meloy len the city
act evening ou three Or four wocEs'
'acatiou. He will spend the greater
uItun Of the time 10 illinois, wheio
Il1 wife aud hmuy have been staying
Nitu Mfs. Mcl.N'- relatives Tor several
m1uiha Uust Before returning o. Salt
lake Mt. Mriuy viii visit lhU Worlu'i
tHlF
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West uI Omaha and north VI Dsi.a.
Texas, there now exist, snya the Den
vor Ners 1i yesterday, only two gold
iuH daily lnleu-thu Portland orc.
gJmdHand the salt Lake ACrud Ga,
year ago the ACUs stood alone among
the great daiiit- opposing both tlevt-
lguu and Harrison anu bearing proudly
olOlt tho silver banner 90 tho people.
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Tie Lalicl-day Sainis' collcgc.

The Lattcrday sAiut} College VIII,
orcn tie Ifft svme.lor Of its eighth
academic yolr ou Monday. September
H. lspa, u,m. Extended cDurr
nave bu instituted, Uud IL 10 uuiltuIl
Nigt hs many .iua,Ita o.. I0elu.t gu.
enter these Uu tlg su1so cate loo uTd
Dr. prevent lu.H 90 time. For Informs.
ilIu AMI circulate allfuss
PBlE. WILLARD Done,
,,.. ~ Principal,
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shermnn.rn,. $4,000.


CHEYENNE, Wyo, Aug. "a. - Re
ceiver Foster OF tho Cheyenne Ma.
tioual bank received collection Of
5000 yesterday from Hon. John Shur.
man, the OHIO senator Senator oHur.
man was stakeholder iu tho bank,
and the $1,000 was hi5 part ufthu assess.
msul levied upon the stockholders, TO
satisfy the claims Of depOsilofs.
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IuUTALJ, Aug. 23.-7ysiluB trouble
t,yu.sltu tuls mUtuIug Ht BrOaIway
maI.rI, ,a., uuilal3 brtw,D" 500 Poles
nul market men. TIE FOius, whu
were Uut 10 wut., robbed the provision
siauut; when tur owners OF the stauDs
tricI 20 puItCt their property a riot
ruuItni. the police arrested ten Of
the fiugluuIuIs.
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The RAVAGESOR A CYCLONE.
Tho Bosom Of Destruction Alol5 Our
Eastern Coast.


NEW YORK, Aug. ga Wort In.
dian cyclone which swept over this
pare o! the Atlantic coast JOS, night
anu this morning on ils way to the
New England c53st left IT, mark over
the whole region around Now loih
with sweep Of fully 1000 mll,B. Tuy
rainfall measured a.b2 iucncs during
tho last H. hlufs, the uUgv cot tnat nas
ever been recorded ~ tue local signal
sofyIce.
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SALTAlR's SUCCESS.


Al an early hour this morning tho
street. were cnliyenei by the glitter.
lug uniiormsoi Cantons (theuniiormeu
rank /. O. o. FL Several hundred Of
the cnutons came frgm Park CITY,
COlliug.t0 ton anu other points. j. ID.
Jones headed the PROVO delegation,
wnilo r.. a, Valley moved about ~
tho holi.marshai giving directions
here and there ~ TO tho movements If
the visiting brethren.
The Rio Graude train from the
north brought in ten cars filled with
Oid Follows and their friends, nearly
all OF whom were RECALLED win
badgeJ. ne the afternoon advanced
tho crowd from the city 10 the lake
Increased rapidly.
The program u sports at the lake
was the longest and most varied offered
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4 WALL sIuEEr nEponr.
sterling Exchange tdyHuCcs.-Hum
thUrA trading.

'hock trading.
NEw YuEiS, Aug. 2i.-Eho nominal
rate uI sterling tA.Naugr advanced
today % f.ssaud ass, lu OEaor 10 ON.
form more closely with the selling
rutus. The strength Of the market was
due 10 tIU GdvA4Cu In the Bank ui
England discount rate to o per cent,
the rise ga the rate Ia the open market
IN London 10 .. uui higher quotations.
fDr gold 90 arfiN,. There was Increased
demand nom fDmlttCfs aud offers "
commercial bills were quickly ub.
s.rUod. Money on ClIl per cont;
loans ami mercantile paper dull; buU-
utsE la currency quite. Brokers
quoted ptumium Of @ lor cent.
Gold TO arrive was higher, l.GI per
cuht having bssn bi Tor UJu6i gnm8uts
que carly uUKt week.
The cleaning house loan committee
nj ltH carly rtssiuu Issued s3Ju,UOO
certificates, mating the total uutsinud.
iuE SIS, lUlU,ulU. No sale Of silver
certificates was reported at the stock
exchange up 10 Pun. Commercial bar
fccv1ru 10 5i3 aud Mexican dollars TO
80. For week or more Dc has been
fumuIud that nt lrnt two stock cx-
change houses are 100 serious trouble
The public confession OF Insolvency, I.
is currently reported, h merely
matter Oi TIME and these rumoTs /. thoy
did not actually doprc5s tho prices,
certainly had a tendency to check
trading. one Of tho concerns las been
aud still Is interested IN Western street
c,r roads anu the other has msde
specially Of New Euglau business.
II Isl now definitely stated That lead.
iug German house Of International
reputation ana quite prominent Ia the
recent Import movement NJ gold,
undtrt0oE the work % seeing These
houses through, II there 10 uo unto
ward development further trouble Is
lutDrola bl,. frUuu fNIa Hnufga
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MERGED, Cab, Aug 24.-Tha town
OF aiered Falls, twenty miles north NJ
here, was destroyed by ire yesterday
morning. The MERGED Wooden mills,
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CHICAGO, Aug. a. A sunsatlCr 5
caused today by the wuuioal1 IN. ct
ment Of gamblers. Al tho Instance Of
state Attorney Kern, uighy-seyen
indictments were found.
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vaiuciut $50 1850; NewaJa's n.ur mi s.
s-j 900, u.I tne warehouse " tag
auulHl mills c5ntsiuiuE goods wUr'h
$4,000 we've uurlUl. Tie town h.s
nDOut 1000 iuhnbilnuts, mostly en-.
U'ayCs OF the mills. The WOODEN mills
will u 6 ", rebuilt. The Insurance. on
the wooden mills is sio,ull.
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CmCAOH, Aur. "a. - Wirlmero
hotel, ur . Wgrid'- Far, went into tue
hands ul u receiver today,
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Tho choiern IN rotterdam.

ROTTERDAM, Aug. 2i.-'rwo now
cases of cnolcfa have been reported in
THIS city.
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SAvANNAli, o., Auf. lis. b.
Harris, the second yirtiu Df yellow
fever at BuuAwiCk, OA., aigI Ia.
night No new cases are reported.
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The streets at ElizRbethpoH, near
the sound Ia under water 10 the depth
OF two to three feet anu people Heated
about ON RATS TO get 20 WORK. From
the coast the news nTe particularly
vague. The surf was high during the
fury Of the gale aui the stories from
those out ut sea are yet 10 BIO told.
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In New Jersey tho storm was most
severely Eel. ard reports Of damage
more or lees serious were coming IN
throughout the day, but here az else.
where they are mengfe on account Of
the prOstrntiOn OF the wires OF tolu'
graph anu telephone.
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AsnBY PARK, N. j., Aug. GA
fishing schooner, Mary Il. Kelly, New
York, was wrecked this morning.
-Four Of the crew were drowned.
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nErIER orr uIAS SOME.

Utah feels the business depression
severely and many men HIc Out ~ en-.
plOymrnt win not very bright pros.
ptcts before them, hut Tor hgId times
our TUFgItOry 10 not IN II M yet, com.
pareu win surrounding states UuI
tofritoriC II tho accounts Ia the papers
from ,hoso places are 10 he credited.
In Colorado, i1r instance, there IL 10.
ported 10 e much distress from lack o
tho neccssitiys Ut lie among many
people who have been considered
frugal, bus whose store Is now exc
hausted. some parts OF Idaho are In
almost the same situation, Il Governor
McCOnbei's statement ~ published iu
yestetuay's Boise STAT sHdH reveals tue
truth, The governor has been
attending the silver convention at
KetChum, AM while there took trip
along Wood River valley which last
spring was noted for iIs prosperity.
Governor Mcconnell moved among tho
inhabitants, learning their situation, Of
which he snyt: at Ia enough to move
"A man 10 t.srs 20 sec the difficulties
unuer which those people labor owing
TO the suspension VI mining opera.
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a DECIDED IsonEAsr.


IHNESNE, Nyo., Aug. 2i-Busl,
nuss Uu tuo Union Pacific shows de.
cided increase, both iu the passenger
aud freight line, Word has been re-.
ctivcd trOm hoadquarters Mt Omaha
That the outlook ID brighter than f5r
beveTnl months,
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Many chips from tue hafbar, Or well
no steamships which were uuu tguuy
are now ofuisiug outside waiting iOf
the wind 10 sutslCe. Through the
dragging Of the guCuor uf the "sCaU.
lug ships In the nuy anu The y rih
river, more than h.iy cables
Of the Western Union telegraph
company wetu torn and are now lying
helpless on tine bottom ut tnc iiyur
Tue ravaGes of the storm ars uJ les
severe on land. Trees arc uvoUurhe D.
In Genital Park aud many plaut0
ruined. Many plate gln.s Wind0ws Ia
She vicinity Of MadUon Square AMI
along Broadway wttu shattered by ttc
violence Of the VIM, while the SHUT
iurs were torn from the houses through.
out the city. Wire connection WIN
Boston aud New Haven Il entirely
urokou. between stamford, Conn, and
New York there wcrr sim Few wlrgs
loft this morning. OF tine seventy.
wires 10 Washington only twelve are
standing, but the connections Win
Philadelphia ART In comparatively good
order. All the wires ON Long Island
are badly affected aud tue trains have
ceased running on schedule time. Rail.
road travel 10 anu from NcN EuglAhl
II by oircuitOuH route.
Al Wasnoui, fifteen miles from
New York, On the main line Of tile
New York, New Haven anu Hartford
rgai, freight train was wrecked
about 1850 this morning uud not q
train has passed today. Summer re-.
sorts suffered severely from high seas
~ EROuKLYN.
The storm which passed over Brook.
lyn Mt au early hour this morning
caused great damage and inc1u-
yonience. Nearly every street Ia thy
city IL covered with debris from trees.
The police report tuat at least
ten houses were unr0Oled during
the height Of the storm. A
policeman found the body OF dead
man lying In a peddleT's wagon on
Whlpplo street. The wagon was filled
with water anu the man was floating
around.
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Andrew W. Winberg was president
of the company and Andrew Jons0n
secretary.
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Among the numerous visitors from
the south, was enal Reel 5moot,
Of Provo. lie says that business In
the Garden City has begn teviying
considerably Of late, aud the people are
group Of minor, m which Mr.. SmoOt IL
interested, only "A lew men arc en-.
piUyed ut present, but Tie hope Is on.
Iortained that circumstances viii 40
shape themselves that la the near
iutuio the iorcr may DO largely IN.
ctUAtoI,
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A LOCAL ASSIGNMENT.
Tlp Norden Mercantile Company Falls
With Liabilities S232lGO

The Norien Mercantile company,
carrying on business Immediately west
Of the corner OF Fist South anu state
streets, assigned this morning for tic
D.uuht Of their creditors. Charles
SAMSON IL tue assignee.
Following is list Of tho liabilities.
SCHEDULE a."
CLARK T. idrodge IS Co., on prum.asory
notes, with interest thore0n,......3 $50 W
SCHEDULE co.,
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ONYN

A large piece Of onyx from the
property In which David Hilesman, Ut
Luhi, aud John kitkmnn and others,
OF tHib city, iuteTesled,i IL now being
made into pllished slabs about two by
three leut In size, The quality OF tue
stone Is uneXceued, and tbs polished
sections are pf great beauty. The puf.
pOHo In u get these samples out 70 tho
public may rec auI know Just what
can be done with this precious stone, Of
which there If such "a vast quantity Ia
the quaTries west Oi Lehi. Mr.. Kirk.
man and others Of this city expect to
pay visit 10 the quarries In a lew
days, anu TO make arrangements for
working the property.
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MINES And BUSINESS
Rob Copper Of5 lTcm ihc Jl.lh
RESERVATION
II Is mIGn IN GOLD ASD slLyEE
Good Feeling over the Lease Failure
business In SEWER County
Onyx Slabs. he.

CouncIlman o. H. Hardy got iu
lfom Untah county at o o'cl.cs tui.
morning, afer an abserco from this
ely OF little over q wtuh lie
brought with him thirly head 1i hns
beef cattle, which woto dispgsed OF at
tao ami o half cpnis per pouuI on l9oi.
JIG icior.s the cattle in that section as
In splendid c.udiliou, huI Gays he
never taw better beef animals.
The country is magnificent fur gazlus
rurpostp, ;hs graH being .uzlr.ant
anu OF the mcst nutritious kiaI.
AIR. Hardy brought With him fer
assay specimens " orc taken from
mining claims on ths toHyvA.iln,
which he snys viii prove TO bga BON.
atzl. Tue ore sample will rl Prob.
ably 90 roF csut copper u4i uJc high
iu silver and goli. They wore placed
IN The huuds OF the assayrr today. The
claims from which they were obtained
can 10 worked on Lease from the
Indiana, and afford un extensive neld
TOT tue mining industry
Tins luuplo IN UiuWh county, Mir.
Hardy Gays, Will frul highly plliul ut
thr action OF Secretary h1ku smith IN
reiusiug % approve tAu lease 10y which
1t was sought 20 obtain control over
tha mineral lands OF the reservation.
Had the scheme been tuugussiul tho
IuOplr there who have been d1iuguun.
tidtfablc work under small icBtUz would
have been shut out entirely hy The biz
syuuicate which was fguung Tor con.
tJL
~ SEWER couSgN
George Hales, the vo'or1u printer
nud editor VI the RichHplI fdp1c.te.
came up from TIE south last evening.
lie Ports al quiet In the SEWER val.
ley, particularly In tho way ( trs
mining Industry. The Muyysvaiu
mines nrn located twcnty-oiIht miles
cart 10 llcuHrld, aud tucU tur recent
slump iu silver uu. llillo bias been 20.
ing VA iu that section. and scarcely
any thing IL beard OF 10. lu.su Inter.
tstcl uru Wniuug aud hoping Tor an
Improvement In the commrTllul sta;us
n the wn.ts mu.nl 10 enable tlrm 10
work the mines with "a prospect OF
HuCcrrs.
Mf. Hslcs says thnt numbers
VI pTospuc.0f- have boon srafching ths
hills opposite Richtleld, Op the east
side Of INT valley, recently, iu the hope
Of uucOvefiug some 90 tue precious
metals Ia that section, out up 10 the
present no discovery OF value has been
reported.
Ia aud about Richnsli tho general
business depression % ialt IA IA other
agricultural sections OF Utah. Tho
financial pressure Is rather tight, but
not 10 much us il reported IN some
other localities, The PEOPLE are well
supplied with food, the crops having
been very glOu this ttasou. They are
going on steadily with the work o
developing thu country in bringing u
under cultivation, extending cEnnls,
etc, anu are i,uiuE hopeful of the
future. MIR. Hal,s viii return home
tomorrow.