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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

Executive Department, secretary unlcc,
san Lake Guy, october 10. lsNi
The undcraisnod Will ryrgUo uids Tor tho
printing, bnlhs, pres. WutA QUO material OF
mo following, uutli1 o'clock AIN. on october
Competition on tho iaws.-Io Dee GOT loo small
plea solid, rud O. Doc printed In book form,
Composition on the iuuruHlH.=-lo Dee act Ia
small plea dIlil, ana N loo printed DO book
Composition on tho bills. To be- sst In long
primer Buo, with thC same space between the
lines. hnd b. be- priutci on fool6C1p paper.
lu printing the lave AMI i1nrnals the w0 ! IN
be measured "a All cases uH PLAN work. side
notea 10 be measured separately iu tho laws
according 90 the type In which tuoy are set.
Head notes 10 ho considered only 90 a part of
tho page, amt not 10 uo measured separately.
ualfuiluH and blank pages IN the body Of lie
WORK not &c be allowed except when absolute
~ necessary,
one composition only 10 bo allowed on the
Governors MESSAGE, Out pres work Will DO
allowed IN zach ease.
The heading on bills not q occufy a grcator
space thas one cghth OF page OF loolscap.
luuuug and binding ui SO copies of tho
lave liul tn pamphlet form and Jlulu calf
printing and binding NJ go copies OF tho
Journals Of each house go M pamphlet form
Pres work on tho above ror each token Of
Abu impressions, pages 10 constitute a form 1f
hooE work, ami Two pages form u bills.
rApor tu bee used M the above
All bids t0 be- accompanied with bond 20
the uulgci -tucs, with good Hnd tumricut Hr.
cufitlrs ~ ihn .um OF 800, conditional tor Tie
faithful performance " mo work,
The laws Co be printed aud delivered within
twenty hyC dlys, ana tho Journals within SIXTY
days after the adjournment 81 tne Lsgisihiuro
FINAL payment not 10 Dee made unui tho above
Wurk, ami the bills Tor the same shall have
been approved hy mo i.rst Comptroller Of Tue
Treasury ucuArimuut, Washington, u. O.
The right q reserved 20 reject any and an
CHARLES O, mCuARps.
secretary Of Utah
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conluslon.. He WA. badly bruised, but

Commissions. He was badly bruised, but
will recover.
A man with SOS, 900 In his possession
d!saureared myateriously on Septem.
bet 18Th from sun Fraucifr, ana mas
NOT bt,n ntatd uf siuce. Tue missing
mnu is Charlie. Y uuR, o tn ming man
iron M.ntaua. lie called NJ inc RESI-
upuce " W. NJ. Harrison ON the Jay
he disappeared anu asked fur hnffiaon'
Mfa. Hnftson told HIM that her nus.
baud WIS a. wOfH nj Simrsou's lumber
ytri, Mt the foot OF Fourin street,
where he was employed 49, foreman.
Young went there, anu hnIfi'oh
recognized him US irieuu Wht M u
had not seeu for filleen yeats. young
tOlu Harrison that he bad b. o. mimi.
IN Butie, Mont. lie htu owned
mining property ADJOINING thh Of
rinh svudt,atr, lnis the syndicate
bought ior 500, 900, which he had WIN
him In dtatts on the Bank Of G. /.
if,rnin, As nc told hls glory, YOU x
prUductd a wallet 10 show his veal
M the same umo usklng ia ri,Jn u
accompany him 10 the bauk 10 Il
identity MIN, W that lie Cot u
DEPOSIT his drafts AMI ufaw III
them o. cttuTr. Hams .
advi cd him 10 30 out again 1, The
Haffiss "a ...,. $50 save Young 70
/ message TO hiH vie 10 uinUuf, W mu.
/ ing be- out and 40 with Young 10 the
/ tank. Young SAID he would get his
/ bngange and take II g. his iuond's
| home. lie lhon leit thu lumber yard
and has not been seen since. Foul
| play ~ suspected. The matter wbs put
into thr hauds oi 10 leiuuive, who w,ui
10 the Bank of California, bus found
that they hal bad mo- AdSices ifOm
anyone In Butte lately. NJ One OF q
naiuo 4 Nuung hu4 SO 100 VA Joptait
Aud no drafts IN his iHmu had been
preteutrI TO the bank Tue police
think IL probable th't Harrison may
have mistaken the tamrui the TAI ".
The chief Of police tvtgfaphCd u uc o.
cripti0u Of Young 90 the poi &C. a. b. g.
asking iUs Information concerning him.
| No nubwer has been received uH YET
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NVHEnEAe, oN IllL HU DAY OF
w september, l|fi. charles T. hnrtu oA.
ctufCd and delivered o. Do -a.t late hutiu.
ug a loan hssorau9u of uWh, a bond con.
diiionpd Tor tUo payment uf ono thousand dot.
lArf aud interest according tu its tetus, aud 90
secure tlU payment Ui Nir HNlrf ~ muUuy
spccih1d lu Fuid bonn. lhg sHll thm',s
Martin on the Same day executed anu delivered
10 fFauL D. HOLLAND. Trustee, % trust deed,
couycylu tohi on must Tho following urs
cTthCd rral ESTATE 90 wis
tots twenty ll|, twenty one lill, twenty
tpvan tsil twenty .rlshi ,..I tulry tlIl. and
thirtysunu lIII bon ulnUa unr tOi nud INts
twenty nlur tlJI, thirty NpI twenty I've iAl
Wlitt5.oBis -uBH.,I .an OF b,ock ninety tnl'
plat O., RAFT lAku tity survey pa the County ~
SAT- lake aud ItTuIIE 90 lluh. which sam
irusi dg,l Wha Nuy .." w l.,,Hll ~ NE
,Ouuty I'tHh IpTUfHr.. un tlr gith day uf
houlumuuf. Isul. bUu thereafter duly recorded
in book 3 VI MnrHase., No paso ~ Of tbo
bepn made N do. ua.WuUt ~ due, interest
audi 0urE rruu|f.IHI .lUuHd for more than
sx months uuor 60 thH date, Whereby inc
condition az auIl trust L.. .,'u bi9hgN,
tho uudsrlsupI trustee, ly Virtue uf the
power boz him y,igd h1 ilg sid futi NDcl,
and at the rcVuUHtul o.. fa'h hAt huHt lug
Loan ATaotiitiuu of Uuh. The owner Bul
local hoII,r III sa.i bond, VAL otter Ht public
sale 10 thC higuU#I lI4lut Tor tlhh 90 thu front
door OF ite uuuty Court House, in The JIty
md C0unty Of tult Lake, Territory ui uuh, on
the gIstiay of OofoHDr l7Jit st O'Clock % m..
tho above described real tftlri or 40 much
thereof ~ may ne ntrt .htfy, anl Yen shares Of
tut STOCK of alld r1Tp'lAHnn' nuly na lfngl 10
rgritrd .a rn|Iater4| security Tor thc loan
desgriiej herein. 90 satisfy th' obligation
herein fccited. aud tho clpenso Of executing
'''' ''u'' FRANK L. HOLLAND,
Trustee.
Dated september 70. 1853.
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AssEsssMEMI NnIIcE-


20. Grissiy ntniuE UpmpHny.
NOTICE o. HEREBY GIVES THAT
~ az meeting ui che tuari OF directors ui
the Cuuiy Mining Company h.Ii ON hD itfl
day OF september, lfI, nn assessment of M.
teen 100 cents Per HhHrU was levied upon the
capital stock OF tnr corporation, payable ion
utdht0ly 90 john vs., Campugn secretary. NJ
tho company olro in tho Hooper nuliuipg,
suit llsu I'd 81, Utah.
AL, lt1Gk upon which saId assessment HhAIl
remain unpaid uu iruIy October go iFlt,
shall become delinquent and nr advertised Tor
aHiu. aud uHlyH. payment o. WIuT before. WI
Ur sod Ht public auction Uu "Wednesday,
No4ruNor 10, .FG. uf ~ u'r'nHh IH 20 tup uu.Hr
uI tHer.HrUtnTy, Zoo pay Che GcInVuyut tasuasr
mont. tH.uth {. WltN th0 uoHt OF uuNuftia ug
AMI tr".nHr .I sI.u.
HysII,rof tHn ii1lri NJ DirCeflra.
join w. tAHpU.fL.
Assistant Secretary.
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ANIMAL MrrIINn-

DRtctTON q NORTH POINT iBUiGA.
: gation eonpany. Notice ia hereby given
hat tk0 animal meeting Of the nriEhl0u n
North Point irrisauou company VIII Do held 10
the brighton meeting house, sat lake r'u0iy
Utah, On Monday the yih %. ui 'clo r'. ''''.
eiertinr p hoard OF directors 90 act iu. Dc enc
tuins two wears, hesfing reports Of Officer. aud
TIE trans Hrtion u such othcf husiht" a. mag
pruutrir come before he mocunE
fly order Of Hohrd Of Director
b. u. CRi1CnIOW.
HUHFUfHHe
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NOTICE.

fT'HE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stockholders II the tmh and SAFE lake
tnuHl Company, Tor no purpose Of hearing
tHH import u the precedent ami secretary, and
properly come before thn meeting, Will be- held
on saturday che ith uaY uf october. az "a
lAkr CITY, Utah
salt Lalo Clty, sept .uth, isHL
Gideon 4. blfWa,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Tstaio Of Josephine u. Smith, Deceased.
NuTlCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny Tut
~ rniertignod, Niltam ~. Robinson executor
90 tho estate OF Josephine % smith. deceased
90 the creditors II, aud nll uur.onH hatiua
rInIuH HFainst thc raiu deceased, 20 exhibit
them with the UecCsaHry YuururfH. wttniu flut
months after the nrst publication ~ thi'
uuUtU. tu t1U said executor. ut tlr Once Ut hiI
attorneys. Mcs1rf. IHuu a Putnam, 10 irosrna|
lulidiup, salt lAko city, 10 the County nf snll
1.atU.
Dated AusustlA i.l
WILLIAM H. NOUtNhON,
Executor of the caiatc ut Josephine ~ smith.
drrrIUrH.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is uEuEN GIVEN THAT
~ meeting OF the storkh1lirrH or tho was.
Atka Mineral rpurg company wlli Do hein NJ
the company umrc, fuug ~ lgoly liuildinE,
sat Ako q ty, uNh, uu iho Cih day OF Noycm.
Der, A.u l4ui Gt4 u'rIo pm. for tho clrDuon
Of officers tor the ensuing year, and for such
other buaIuctA 90 may eWluly come before
the meeting JUN o. ehlif,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN HN THE
Z y undersigned, administrator of Che estate NJ
john smith, deceased, 10 the cfcditur OF.
Hu1 NU persons having claims against thu said
dcsrlHcI. 90 exhibit them with tho necessary
VOC rHpfs. WITHIN four months alter thn % 10
publication u THE notice % the said admins.
traitor. ~ hiH res.denco I'M sugar House Pre-
cinrt, in the County o. SALT Llkr. Uuh 4 cfr'.
tory.
Dated August 18Th. isgt
JANIS ". SMITH.
Adminlstaior Of the estate of JJnu y. smith,
dfreasrd
MAUUrff and AuAWa atfUrupva f4r ratHtH.
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IN the Probate Cnuri. iu AMI Tor AIT Iato
County, Territory Ut Utah


hines. deceived
NTOTICr is nTLUuY GIVEN THAT
~ thumhH ~ Lowe, lIwInHtfaIof ~ tho
esiatu ut barbara liuihuca. dgetasod. uHH
rendered Tor HytiIUmyul ana NIvd iu faid
ouft he nral account uI hH Accumulation
OF slld csthlc nui petition tuf final diHtnhuuun
OF The frsiiuC Hi said estate among Tue poraUut
entitled Thereto, uuu tnat lrday, tn lsth day
" uCiuuUf. = ID. lHIf at lu u'cIurt % CO.,, ut ne
court room Z sud court iu tHU county Court
House, SAT- LalU city and tuluty, ttah 1ur.
utury hAH been uulF appointed BY the luilU
~ shid court Tor The settlement NJ Hli1 aC.
count ana hearing Hsit ltuiiuu ior diHirIhu.
ton. ~ which time ma place unY pCfHuu
interested in Htid uHtltC msy appear ana stow
cause, ~ any there Iu,whF said account should
not be Hciuui Hui approved aud huli dlftuIu.
ton made HH prayed tor
dated september .l, ltHA
n. " MILOY.
CiCr ~ The Probate court
uv 4 4 Ham. Ia. Utg
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. Boo ard Tor salt l. ke
County, Territory VI Utah.
In the matter Of thu estate of Matilda
Counsel, deceased.

NOTlCE Is iiEREuI GIVEN THAT
N Frederick smlthuui. Hdiulnisrator OF
Tho estate Of Matilda Council deceased, has
T,udcfCd ior aritIomout, and flied In said
court, hia nual account OF htH HdminiHuHtiun
Of said ostHtu aut petition Tor nnal dhtributon
IT the residue ut sIld estate among tho purHuuH
ohutl eel thereto, aud that tuesday. the llth
dhy OF October, - 100, a. 10 O'Clock a.tu..
90 the court room OF sad court, in The tuuuty
Court iuusr SAT- Lake tity and County, Utah
TprTIt0ry, har boon duly appointed by the
Judge OF faid court. Tor thu settlement OF SAD
account and hearing Htil rCluTu flr disirlu'
tnn,A which tuU Hn1 D acc any pert0n intcT-
rstfI in cant estate may ApUchr Hnd show
eaurr. N ans there Ur. WhY SAID account chou q
not DO settled and approved and nnal distribu.
ton made az prayed f0r.
g. V. MELOY,
I..rI az fHN IHrrTHft O rHrvN
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In the Probate Court tu aud fuf EAlt lake
tuuntN tUruiory OF tthh
In The matter Of the ostl Of uuoa Robert
dvrvHHyd.

urrrHHtd.
NOTICE - ukUtuN GIVEN THAT
~ HIrAu kulcrta. rAuFutTtN a. CO.. lIHt " 900
aud Testament " owen ilOlurla, deceased. d tH
rendered fur settlement. uud nlHf leo H1td
court hor nuhl account Of her htminIHtrtuou
ut HAid uttatn and petition Tor nnll distribution
~ che residue OF haId estate among Che uyf fuua
entitled thereto AMI that lrdAy tho il'h day
ut octuHcr, AID. lsJl at 10 O'Clock hns, % thu
court ruum N Hali court. boz ilU County Court
House, salt lake liV nuu Count, ttah TER
ritory. has been GUY appointed bY the Judge
Ut SAID court Tor the settlement uf Hnii HU
count and hearing said petition for distlhu.
uou, M whirh tme aud place any puTsun
Interested iu fIid Ottste may appear and shUw
cause, n any there hC,why tatu nrrouut should
not tc aott u1 and approved Aud unal distfibu
ton made 1H prayed Tor
dated september 20. lsli
~ v MELuN,
q err Of the Probate Court
UvJ. " JACK oputv
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ilortenfo Bourdeau. Plaintiff,
ApLousc Bourdelu. pcionihnt.
gfcUtuEtu AlpuuuHO liuuT1thu. uriVudnnt
YOU AkE ". HEnI HEQullID 10
i appear Boo Au action brought against you
uy the above named lai9lin. 10 thc District
Territory OF Utah. lnd Co answer the com
plant Gle therein within zen uANH lUNcluntNo
u ~ day oi ecf,IovI after che service on you
u this Hu Hm1nH=f frry1i within tlls county
or, " served out of tI.a county, hut in THIS
district within wrntr dayt otherwise wiinin
forty duye, or Judgment ly dcisult VII bc
taken AGAINST you. according 20 The prayer OF
Ths said acton De- brought to have q cree
Of thin court iissn.''uE the honds OF mn ui'
mony cNia,tng between pluuun and dole uu'
ant restoring plaintiff hor maiden name, nut.
tense urnNliuapr AhUFO relief prayed Tor on
The Frouu1s that totrnisn'w thput Just cause
or pruNuauulL, has trrAir' pllluuu iu cruel,
iniumnn aud brutal manner by beating her
with STICKS, kicking Hud Htuking her, ana
threatening % kill and murder her, and that
piainuu verify believe that defendant intund
All 10 carry sufn threats into execution, aud,
believing her Ito was in danger refuses 90
longer live or tuhtht with himi ihht since
mo 18Th day % SHAY I ll, p'uutu hu not
lived with defendant 10 ulI, and dgfcud mt has
not dutiug that time and fur yohrs pfiOr there
IN supporter OF contributed o. support Of
And You are horrly notldcd that II you fu
Go appoHf and answer The Hlii complaint ~
above required the alli rlaHuh viii apply 10
tho court Tor the rCiiCt demanded ihoTcu
witness, the Hon. harIes : Haug, Judge.
uni tur seal of trU District Court OF
che third Judicial uisTivt 100 aud for
lsEALl the Territory ui ltau, lhH % DAY NJ
September " NO ye9r "a oar Lori
nEsnY u. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
by Gro, u. LOOMS. Deputy Dirrk.
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sIonKRoLprRs, MEErlNn.

NOTICE ~ UIiiHUN GIVEN TUAr A
~ nnri ug nt the F.uet ho' der o. the MrHl.
ON m 90 Cumphur viii hO held % the CON.
UHuy'a U1lrp. room o. ursUruI NAnE building.
salt Ishr titY, Utah TCrrton, ON IhurHuaY,
th0 nIu nay ut October 1888. 90 , u'yl. rk o u..
fHT tho purpose OF UuualuCfuE the question VI
Hul ul 400 She property aud llun. %. said cur
p1rfubu auf Zoe thu iriusart1H of any other
luflnCHH that may lawfully cone before the
meeting
". A. AOUIE.
q. ". Linfty. Precedent
rrrrptary
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sIONkHOLpIRs. MLEIINN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN TuAr
y Especial meeting ct the stug. IOlfrrH OF
tue American Eng.H Minug COMPANY will be-
held a. the unlru % brown a Henderson, 2l2
south hslu rtrvrL sHlt Lake city tiah. ou
Tuesday, the tn DAY NJ November 100, 80 ~ 40
O'Clock 49, OF fiit day Tor tno purpose u
rautliuF nr disnu.IuIug The ton % thr Hoard
NJ Directors uf Huli company ia selling ull ihu
real estate OF tlid corporation
liy order Of the Hoard Of Dfgctor.
H.. %. ClI tIliiuW.
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suMMnNs.

H. the District Court IN ana Tor the Third
judicial District of t'ah Teri tony,
County " salt Lake
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a. Y, MlLON,
l-uLL nlLhn l-rnLalL I nnTt
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28
Important to the Public.

Attention is called to the card of
County Clerk M. B. Garaghan in an
other column,
It is not generally known, but such
is the case since the LIST of January
1898, that the County Clerk and ex-
officio County Recorder of this county
is required by law to collect all
fees of their respective Offices in adj
vance. For instance, if you want any
paper filed in the Clerks Office, or any
work done by the Recorder you must
take the money with you and pay for
it at the time, as these officers are
held responsible for every cent of fees
earned in either of these offices, and
are required by law to pay it all into
the County Treasury every month.
Heretofore these officers owned
these fees and could trust you for them
and when you were able you could pay
but now these fees go to the county
and they either have to collect them
from those having work done or pay
them out of their pocket at the end of
the month.
The change in the law was made by
the Legislature of 1891, and took eff
feet January LIST 1898, and whilst it
will work a graf hardship to many
people and do no one any good, yet it
is the law till repealed and will have
to be enforced.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28
A Letter from San Juan.

The first news direct from the San
Juan country reached this city yester-
day, says the Salt Lake Herald of the
21st, Mr.. J. J. Riley receiving a let
ter from his brother as follows:
SAN JUAN GOLD FIELDS, Jan. 16.
I thought I would write you line,
as I have met an old friend here from
Colorado who is going as far as Salina
and he says he will post this letter for
me if he reaches there all right. He
is going to Salina for supplies. We
are all well but had some trouble get
ting in here. We were halted once
by the Indians as we entered the res
ervation. They wanted to take our
outfit and send us back. We were
let pass after some talk and parley,
but the next outfit that came after us
lost everything.
Enclosed you will find some gold
from here that is of a lead that this
man had when I got here. I bought
a small interest from him and we
have good vein. There are from
5000 to 1000 people in here, but
they are scattered for miles. All the
boys are we'll and are looking after
some placer claims. There are lots of
men working here for So per day and
board and there is no doubt but it
will be a good camp this summer.
Will write further particulars in a
few days.
Your brother, PAT RILEY.
The samples of gold enclosed were
very fine, one nugget being worth
about 81.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28
The Wardenship Fight.

There was but little change in the
struggle yesterday. The allied forces
rested quietly on their arms, and the
Bell forces, headed by Generals Wal
lace and Powning, made successive
charges on the line without efecting
a break or gaining a man. The Of
fers of combines had been rejected by
Brown, Burlingame, Mccullough and
Dunlop the day before, and the fail
ure of the enemy to effect a break
had inspired the anti-Bell men with
perfect confidence in each other.
Some days ago, charges against
Bells former administration were in
circulation, and the Ormsby County
Central Committee, wishing to make
nothing but fair and honorable fight,
served Mr.. Bell with certified copy
of the charges last Monday, through
their Chairman and Secretary, that
Mr.. Bell might not be taken una
wares in the caucus, but have plenty
of time for his defense.
Last evening Mr.. Powning an
nounced Mr.. Bell would be able to
explain the charges in the caucus at
any time. If this is correct the eau
Gus should be called Immediately, for
the opposition has all along been
ready to press the charges with docu-
ments and witnesses.
There is now nothing left but to
call the caucus at once and bring mat
tiers to head. : Carson Appeal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28
Hamilton Notes.

Our occasional correspondent sends
us the following items from Hamil-
ton:
Mr.. and Mrs, Nelson Bush gave to
all their friends their 35th silver and
linen anniversary. The Hamilton
Brass Band was in attendance and an
enjoyable time was had. Dancing
was kept up till IL o'clock, when all
sat down to sumptuous supper.
Many presents were made and the
couple received many hearty congrat-
ulations.
Mrs. L. Zadow, and her daughter,
Miss Zelma, are housed with bad colds,
but are getting better.
Our hoste, Richard Willis, does not
propose to be out done. He gave a
pop corn party to his many friends
the other night, and afterwards irrega-
ted them with good wine.
One of the most amusing sights and
attractions is to see one of our young
ladies amuse herself coasting with a
rocking chair.
Notwithstanding the late tropical
weather, the main pipe furnishing
water to the Eberhardt tunnel froze
up and Capt. Read has a force of men
thawing it out.
The ladies of Eberhardt and chill
dren had an enjoyable picnic mid
sunshine and snow the other day.
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A Bad Blow for the town of Eureka,
Utah.

The Mining Journal says dispatch
was received in Salt Lake Saturday
evening to the effect that reduction
had been made in the wages of the
Bullion Beck and Caroline employees,
Manager Hyde stating in all address to
the miners that the company had been
losing money for some time, and it
would be necessary to reduce wages all
around. A meeting of the miners was
held, resulting in an agreement to &C
cept no less than So for miners and
$3.50 for laborers, and a committee
was appointed to acquaint the manage
ment with the result. The Bullion
Beck and Caroline mines are closed
down and it is very probable will not
start up soon, as the men are firm in
their decision.
"Mr. Hyde, how long do you think
the mine will remain closed?'' was ask
ed by Tribune reporter.
'For all eternity" promptly an
swered Mr.. Hyde, "unless the price
of silver and lead come up very ma
terially, or else the miners decide to
go to work at the reduced wages.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28
Legislature of 1898.

With the legislative session of 1898
restricted to forty days, member
ship reduced from sixty to forty-five
and the number of attaches CORES
pondingly reduced, together with the
small sum required for contingent ex-
penses, 1 estimate an appropriation of
$50, 900 ample for the coming session.
Controllers Report.
1t is an ample allowance and should
not, and probably will not, be exceed
ed by the Legislature.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

Smith were dreaming the happy hours
away. A short time after as is the
usual custom among ROSTERS, one of
them set the pace and they all let her
go. Tom walked up and said "Jim
where are we at?" In reply Jim said,
"When we turned in it was 1898, but
if I don't miss my guess it is just after
election '96, the Peoples Party has got
there with both feet, and old Chanti-
cleer has walked up all the ROSTERS on
the North American Continent to an
nounce the result.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

Tramps, vagabonds, paupers, MAIN
ed and crippled beggars are already
finding their way into Chicago by the
hundreds, it is said. Some are crimi-
nails by profession and choice and
some by necessity, but all expect in one
way or another to profit by the great
fair. These will make up class that
will, next to the cholera, need to be
feared by the people of Chicago and
visitors to the Exposition.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

Princess Louise is now modelling q
statue of the queen as young girl,
intended for the Kensington people
as memorial of her majesty's resi-
dence in the district during her early
life.