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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

"a. ,s...s teferted 10 intelligence ci
,.s scotch collie. which is cor. ., oi =, n,s, ,,'
sor,sin ,,,v "A fbe fstimo dog l. undcug'euly
sse. sseo',, s,,tnasaed by that Of bis arctic re'
en Ill trme N the chafacieristics o.
49, t-sk,mo draft dog are almost increu ,ll.
,ble ANY one who has Observed men l.,,,
ands n difncuit 20 deny him the creun ,.
~ reasoning power had one uoE t
oAi.h ,nrsisted in feiening lainenes' on
sickness in order TO shirk duty ne
wonid suddenly begin 70 limp dreau '.,' !
fniiy and look back at his driver WIZ y
most ntiable expression. lie succeeded
sasn,ai times IN afousihg my sympathy
and beine released from the harness
nnt,I ono Of my Eskimos assured me
mat Il was all tfickery After that
,,,,isbed him whenever he tried to shirk'
and In every case u would be days oe'
fore any sign Of lameness would be seen.
He had q trick Of slipping out OF the
harness. in which he was an expert ano
made his escape from the ropes IN man .l
per which would make q spirltuaiisu'
medium green with envy. This doq
through Sinking his work had incurred
tho enrnity Of the rest Of the team, anC
they resented repeatedly his unwilling
ness to meet his part of the teams oh
lioations. saved him several time
from the fierce onslaught OF his col
leagues after he had run away from th'
sled.-A. B. schanz in Milwaukee Sen
hinn1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Boston Her STANDARD.

The following story is told me of a
little girl who spent some weeks in a
visit among relatives in this city not
long ago. When the days Of her visit
ended she returned to her home In
Maine. A few days later there was a
camp meeting in the immediate neigh
borhood Of her home, and she frequently
attended with her mother. She heard
many glowing descriptions of the beau
ties Of the heavenly land. and she be.
came enthusiastic over the prospect of
such a glorious future home. One day,
unable TO restrain herself longer, she
said 10 her mamma; Lets hurry up
and get to heaven before its filled up. |
want 20 80 there. II it's anything like
Boston | shall never want 20 come
back. Boston Globe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

Mamma-Did You aud Ethel play
church with your dollss
Little nora-we tried to. but we
couldn't, cause we hadn't any boy doll
for a preacher We dresssd up Johnny's
lnmpin jack an tried him. but he was a
little too lively for reg'lar church. 50
NE turned it into revival. Good Nswa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

II is announced that the great power
tunnel which is to utilize the water Oh
Niagara Falls will be finished by Oct l.
Besides running factories all along It's
line at Niagara, the intention is, by
means of the tunnel, to transmit power
electrically to Buffalo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

Above trains stop only al following sta
ions north Of koseburg, East Portland
oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany
Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, HarrisburS
Innction City, Irving and Eugene.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

There are hnndrVds of people in this
house who are walking day by day In
the sublime satisfaction that all Is Ion
tho hcst. all things working together for
good Tor their soul How a man can
get along through this life without the
explanation is 10 me a mystery. What
ia that child gone foreverg Are you
never 10 get Il hackl Ia your property
gone forovers l. your soul to be bruised
and "a he tried foroyerP Have yca no
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

And then ! stand at the gate Of the
celestial city 20 see the provisions come
out. and see long procession of little
children with their arms full u flowers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
III TRUE SUNSHINE.
YALlthce GAYS oNty rHe oHnIs
HAN CAN APPRECIATE n.

~ &Jeemst<s Men 81 ysfib Are fhss-
44ps s,u>sres> h n 10 sfate fan fof
1>&en At'hfiaias society q wissief ana
eve nsmstess fhsn An, Other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
x VICTIM OF POISON.
frs. Martha Bailey Kills Herself with
StTyChlile.
AER sUfrERlNGs WERE TERRIBLE
She Had Long Feared Becoming in'
sane aud Therefore Resolved
to Commit Suicide.

A sad case Of suicide occurred AZ
No. PA west Fifth North street, yes
terday evening, the victim being MIs'
Martha Bailey, wife Of Theodore A.
Bailey, engineer al the Salt Lake PIN
and Elevator company's works.
For several years Mrs. Bailey hao
been victim Of III health and melan.
cholla. Yesterday forenoon she vl'iIeu
Dr. A. &. Ewing, who prescribed "
tonic for her. shortly after re-
turning home she was visited Uy
serious attack Of dependency
sbe had evidently contemplated SUI
eide for some timo as she had proNluel
herself with bottle VI sttyohnlno thv
contents Of which she swRiloWti'
soon aftor she was wfithing IN tsfIl1lt
agony. Nuighbors were attracted 20
the HALEY residence by the screams oil
the unfortunate woman Al VI th'
usual antidoies for poisoning We're az
ministofed but without avail. DE-
Ewing was summoned but lao had NOT
been ia attendance long when MIS-
Bailey died.
The deceased was native OF Eng
land and leaves n husband and two
daughters, aged II and "a years each
An Inquest was held by Coroner
Taylor today. The funeral occurred
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
uOIEL AUHIvtLa

IuE tutLth-f l. lnuuuluE and wife, u T.
rs 7ulun spyra, lAl, Guy. John u Gordon,
Aultlu ilyi v hyrtr, NJ Butcher, ogden
u T. Lllussou, Len liuui blrumuu, rruyu
" tNluHi ogdcui j 10 Carpenter, 80 Louie
THO n au wagner, btutHr, tuut hrpuguu4u,
iark Guy A y tIuHu, tuclgus a. Lennon
huitri \ g. hoghNItu, Evanston Ste B. D.
MuitH, MT 4 l. alilruurr, 1tpchton, j himhall,
ogdch'
nm. ts..,tr.,,,,,,, 40. Al. tt,to s.,,.,,.
Al ti az i,-,,,,' No.. tav' asoh-ui Nlth
a. 49, u.' l..'' '' W ~" 'v.Nf ~ lsoulH
W t,,,,. ~, ' 20 ~ N,osilH' "'"
"A 49,, w. HN't ' ny, Nl,'O At't p
a. ~, "a" A' 20 ~ [. 'tN"' ~ ~. ESQ
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WIZ fHR DESERET news SHOULD
BIZ SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
EHCE TO ANY OTHER PAPER.

IL, f. tho organ Of tho Cearch o.
iosua Christ OF IAtiar.day Saints, aud
DO authorized medium through which
tho viows, wishes aud instructions OF the
church Authorltio. arc expr assed and
,iyon to the Saints.
At may always DO rolled upon B.,
advocating or defending the right sido Of
oy0ry question proper for public journals
leo treat upon.
3.-It IN devoted n tho Interests OF the
Lstsor-dAy Saints, aud has, nom IL In.
rop,iou, vallanily defended their righn
and advocated tho principles In which
iuoy holloyoi and every Lat,or-day sain,
should therefore fool under obligations 10
DO his part In helping to sustain It.
AT ia not published Tor speculation,
, md never has been. but for the good
which u Il capable OF accomplishing the
ufohta, a. any there bee derived nom il.
uoing devoted 90 extending its sphere Of
nsefulnsss and beuontung tho oommu.
niy.
on ia doing it, utmost 10 establish
home industrica, among which arc paper
making and typo.foundlng, stereotypinR
and oleolFoplAting - branches necessary
Io tho development aud Independence OF
mo community but which, during their
infancy (which In this Territory they
have not yet passedl, oan ouly b carried
on ut a pscuniaFy loss.
There IL no danger Of any sub.
sorlbor 10 tho NEws falling To get what he
subsoribes for through failure OF the bus.
iuess aud a suspension Of tho publication
IA result Ia tho caao Of huRdrods OF
newspapor ventures oyory year.
III IL printed IA readable tyne. 40
that even the aged can peruse Il without
difficulty or danger 10 their eyeriEht.
SIT is FREQ from Objectionable advar-
tlsomonts. so chat no pnrcat need fear
that bis children viii have their minds
corrupted from having sccess to II; in
ihgt, 90 refuses Thousands OF dollars worth
Of che bOst paying advertisements anuus
ally, because II r. devoted 10 the moral
and spiritual i1torosts of IL readors in-
uiosd Of to getting gain at their ex peuBa.
D.-us tone ia not regulated by public
opinion nor the hope Of gaining subscrib-
ors or advertisements. II advocates .hat
which IA right and condemns that which
- wrong, regardless OF results, financial
or otherwise.
lO,-it noyor nausoatos its readers by
palming of columns Of aeli-praise for
news toms.
1.-The NEWS practices no deception
and resorts 10 no subtorfuges 10 induce
people TO subucnboi hut on tho contrary,
prOfors 10 stand on ils own morits, as tho
peoples newspaper, with promise only
90 DO lts utmost % give lis patrons tho
full value Of thoir money-a promise
Nhich 10 has oudoayorod to faithfully
keep iu tho past
l2-In conclusion, u Laitor.day
Saint can alord 10 subscribe Tor only ono
newspaper, that paper should no tho
Drsumr Nrwsi aud n more than one,
the NEws should Invariably DO tho first.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

FARGO, y. d., june s-Tho oX-
&c. Il .ulCs VI last nigh.e .iy nrc nT,
not yvt 0b,ailable. Nearly three
thounud people are homeless aud a.
many more out Of work. AN the hotels
except boa quarters, all banks, except
tue Fir1. National, uiI gr0cyric, cA-
oBpt two, al secret society halls, al.
maohln ~ warehouse, except waite.
a.. Woods and the Monitor Dru,
are destroyed. Fitu compari.t
nre huto from Grand Forks,
jamestown, Cas-ellowu, anJ Other
neighborlns towns, but ihe flames are
st.ll burning fercuiy. Toe ire made
O clean sweep Twelve blocks long aud
five block wide. AZ lgatt half VI the
busin,as part u the city is Ia ruiuH.
The Great Northern CO. Site u buruc
ana the flames has blocked tho trlilic
on the Nurtnerg Pacific rae West.
ern Uuion building Is destroyed aul
the telegraph wires are bally dem0ra q
lied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
MINES AND MINING.
Quiet at Eureka.-Sult by the Fish
Springs COMPREHENSIVE
Items.-Mining Notes.

No arrests arc yet reported by the
United States mafahRl In connection
with the recent dynamite explosion nj
Eureka. Tho perpetrators OF the out.
rage have thus far been successful In
oonCeallng their identity, no that nc
one can as yet be definitely marked
even asa "suspecl." The suggestion
that the work was done by some Of the
known desperate characters IN the
town does not find favor. II 10 believed
that II Is rather the act OF some olRssed
n8 more respectable, and as instigatod
by individuals ofsome prominence, out
Of o simple desire TO wroak vengeance
on the Bullion.Beok for liz refusal
to DO dictated to by the Miners union.
The dullness OF business growing oLl
Of the boyco,ting OF the Bulllon-Beol,
and the consequent diversion OF III
money to other points than Eureka, II
increasing ia tho town. One house
has gonoto the wall, the firm OF Tucker
&Wallace, dealers In general merohan.
dice, whose liabilities are $40, 732.
The recent ore strike In the Bullion.
Beck, while II was not OF specially
rich character, was ON a body OF high
grade ore, aud lts results are very salts.
factory thus far,
gyINu THE GALEEA AND UTAH.
The Fish Springs Mining company,
Mr.. MOfuhOuae, manager, has filei
cult IN the First district court ut Provo
nsaiut the Galona Mining company,
aho Utah Mining company, aud
CHARLES CrismOu. The allegations sets
uih that the two defendant mining
rNmpanios, with Charles Crismou ~
tHhHngcr hnve intrinyed ON the ground
w thc Carbonate mining claim owned
u' p.Aiuun company, aud have taken
p-.Dl worth VI ore iherUifom. 10 IL
lf.Hug alleged that the plaintiffs
uHuul 'ins been filed with waste and
.rlss by defendants. VhtrtfIrs tine
llaluull asks Judgment for SSOUO an
% temporary injunction restraining
atic9uants from taxing out more ore
".m tho territory In dispute.
THE MARysvALE OUTLOOK.
Superintendent Tate, OF tho Dtseret
Mlhlng company, came down from
SAT- Lake on Saturday, where hu hal
been on business connected " tn his
company, says the Rlchnolu advocate
Nulle ne was there definite cOnclu.
sion was reache by the board % dirpc.
'9ia That they would proceei without
!nay TO erect a twenty stamp mill nj
$40 niue IN Bullion canyon, Tor tho re-
dlcsion OF their ore. W0rh on the mill
WIN he 'airly started within thirty DAYS
"ud Will likely be G mpletsd
wllhin four mOnths. A twenty
stamp mill Ii a large one 10 he erected
ny private company without caIen.
ntlng to work custom ore, hut M.
tate Gays that the enormous amount
OF orc that Il stripped and ofos,cu,
moro than lusthes the outlay. There
strong probability that another
WIl WIN be erected there shortly by
S'Anluga ~ Co., who have lately
WuNel mine from Miles Durkey
NUl nttners, Of MarysyAlo. II iseS.
'tel mat four mines will be produc.
'uF lnis summer aud that considerable
v.o wiz no milied. II railroad taeili.
is' were had the camp would imme.
H'"'F'A take It's place with tho lsading
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
Grand Larceny Charged.

Percy Greer, described 40 Rn auc-
t.lncef, Is charged by Alexander j.
Wyatt, Jeweier ana pnwnbroker. Of
tl's city, with stealing certain prop
pity belonging TO him, TO wit, a dozen
roid watch chains. The accused had
Teen accustomed to pay frequent
friendly visits TO the complainant at
his place OF business, but tue other day
the chains were missed ani suspicion
fell upon Greer. Information was
given to the police anu last evening
the nccused was arrested. The missing
nfil ',g were said TO have been found
ia his room in the Culmet building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

,f,.er she was driven Oh the
hdmi,istretion buiiding where break
fast was served Ia room beautifully
decorated. Her pathway hom tue
carriage TO the entrance was catneied
with 1000 pansies, slft"u BY Httle
kris breakfast over enc paid visit
TO the Womau's building, aud then
drove among tue great uuiliiugH ~
the Fair, returning lalcf 20 Che Palmer
house. She viii beat th. gio1nds 60.
highland will witnoss tue splondid
illuminate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

WAsmsoION, Juno s,--ii BI8uut
has ru.isucd as minister o. Inwail, o.
stated iu d san Francisgl Dispatch, the
fart be- NOT known OIL the a.at1 depart.
ment. IL u said thai rt1bally sucu
Communication would boz trnl by toIU.
giauh anu the Hawaiian mail
which arrived at San Fauoi.cO on
tho ttpnmur Australia yVHttriut
Will not reach this stale dupaftmci I
before next week. a tel usm from
Minister Blount was Received q few
days ago simply stating that he hal
received his crudUntiai-i anu takun tho
oath Of oflcc, ~ " Bl0uH has resigned,
the action viii gurplilu Vac depart
mcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
WITHIN OUR GATES.

Samuel Worsoncfoft one OF IA
thriving merchants tu tire ptutlcf1u.
town Of pEyHou, came iu und muat
himself visible IN this department OF
the great republic ,o1ay.
NJ. II. Hardy OF 'rDvO, q professor
In the Brigham Young academy ,
learned something regarding hypI
tUnusos, fulorums, bases aud disjoiutru
angles by trying 10 cross one VI cur
thor.ughiatOs tOIay.
With the ulmi taxable iu.icA.
lions Of recuu. physical Ailiictious upon
his ptreon anu his counlcnbnCe, Hon.
Moses Thatcher was observed on uuI
streets today. ~, host Ct friends Wal.
bo pleased 10 know tunt he Is DOING
well nnd h SO far advanced on tug
road h recovery
One Of tho present arrivals from Che
WOrll's Fair II Do. Matte Pau
Hughes Cannon. She has MAIDS A.
well ms recaivud some Impressions by
reason Of her visit, her picture aud az
acc0mpauyinu sketch having appeared
iutuyeral Of the eastern paper. Mir.
Ina ID. Young is also n recent arrival
rom the Same place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

splendid " aun,r f,r tho spanish
EutautH,

Npipudtu W ntHfF Ahf tho spanish
Eutautt,
CmoAGo, June s. rhn day was
bright, with beautiful Temperature
iust right Go be- out OF doors, anu the
Worldis Fair never looked 30 beautiful
as when visited by Princess Eulalia
this morning. She was aston.
meagure by what she saw, ng
was fully evinced IN her demennor
throughout, ana the undi-guifed
interest she took IN everything. The
princess anu party were driven TO the
Fair over Inc beautiful boulevards,
escnrted by Chicago hussars. Entering
Midway Plaisaucu, that medley OF all
nations, shu was received by blrharlans
OF every oiimo with homage peculiar
10 them, and With the accompaniment
of native lnusic. Entering the Far
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


she IL Said 60 Have Uurntd nIood
stained uFezs
NtW BEDFORD, Macs, juno SIN
tho Lizzie B8rJuu murltr trial today
the testimony showed that tho ac.
cus-d, alter the tragedy ami T er the
search by the pole burned what sho
said was a paint btslurd uress. The
prosecution secls % how that 1t was
hluOd nLhlnel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

So. touts. Jure ga tnkof gnso-
limo exploded IN Samuv l' CtpJra
grocery store on the nnt hlof % u
tenement house, uctupIui uy "a uum
bsr f families. Sixteen people were
NOR. or less seriously burned 1riuJufcd
by brottn n.ast H,hiia. Three are
ROT expected 10 live
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
Smoothing II Down.

The work Of levellng North Temple
street between State and East Temple
streets over and about the new conduit
is being actively carried ON and In o
iow days more the th0rOughiate viii
DO in good condition for public
tfnypl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
Union Glee Club.

The members OF the Union Cleo
Club viii meet tomorrow evening at
$3.50 at the entrance 10 the Assembly
Hall ON the west side Of the Temple
l1oek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

IT, 80 So 80
Oaay..-.",....S $1,000 5000 $3.50 Sl,uo
Srmr Wrri'g... 800 l75 100 80
. soci We kiy.. $50 LOO
Address an communications 10
TIE DEsEREr NEWS CO..
helI Lake O.au. Ulah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

June luH noon.
Whcat-ErHv cash. 90 asJu.g. tb..
luru-ll.lrl, each. Itas july. 800.
uatsHtirut cash, gI July 4r...
lurh-r tDHiNt tHHht aNt sept. 1880.
lard astrIuy each. u5t. sent lUH...
luDa-'icndy. each, 90 sept, $3.50.
ItUtaaif
barley Nominal.
flHAaII1
TmulhYaas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

CBIusuut Wra Jun. 5. - Many
buuuIuga On Main s,f.ut u1I jcilcrsln
avenue were destroyed Ny hru tni1
rf cruo1n. The loss b. csliuuIoI ut
s2IU,UuU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

prouiA, june s.--lho travelling men
sos. moiuiug,niter discussion of somg
minor matters, went into executive
session on the constitutional question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
SAVINGS Bank.

400 MAIN arREEr.
Opcn Saturday evenings from 10 r o'cloct.
aYor cent interest paid ON deposits OF slUJor
u.oro and compounded four umts yvar.
Utah Tile Insurance d Trugl Co.
tArgAL, $4,000, EuLL rAtD
=. D.. DOoIY, President; 49,. s.. McUonytcE.
Nice lresdenl A. l. THOMAS, socy., h. g.
WIlks, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS THURSDAY. JUNE s. 1893:

brigham Young aud wife To- Caroline
Cannon, part of l0t 1 block D,
U'Ht !, ciiF....... |t...ss......... .. .. 20
.. ~. hNurfHlCY iu jacob TO. Blair
part ot DOE %, block 20, plat Es.... 3i 90
HhuH. McIVny and wife 90 ALL urns
ham, part 90 los 3. block 70, plat
g. rltN .Ill %
Annie CnariHun estate Co George D..
Chandler, part % Dot D, block Oh,
Daniel d. rarfouG and wife 90 John
S.. bowman. Cos 90 Burr yak
iI.I n.s..s.H ...... goo '. ..H..... ssss lI
job 10. NJ Itia and wife. .ly trustee.
Iu salt Lake binding and Loan
gsa0aaugn, lots IN block ., Alta
Pace addition ..............,...ss. zoo 20
Hans q Hanson and wife. Iuy
iru.t.cI tu tn.slt llNe HuIt
uE aud lltu asa. a.l.u, Dot
{, uIu.s e. Kinney anl uuuf'aya
IHU u|at....... ....... .......... $50 ul
John H.. lu luu vito tu IlgabUtu
Hooper Tote W., lI aud 10, block !,
View Guy addition. ............ ...... 800 10
Mari D. rHullffuu uut husband Co
samuel Pau, part lot Q, block %,
riut ". riya....... .ssssssssssss..ss.st 100 W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

NouCy lIm q a o. Har silver s1s. McNl.
cam dollars tIt
stocks rIorud lD.Uran'v firm, 70 advances Tor
DO day ranging FROM . togH.
YIfrLupAh.s CLOstS0s
Following arc the closing quotations ycst6r.
day evening" uf Doc HuHuuurs Boa which local
rdadCnl ars most iiEvly Go Doe Interested
Northern rac.uf. i.'. AtchH1u 4 A Pee. 90 s
lfri. Tft'. ...sss % " ....sssssssa..sss 2 o
Western Union .. -- no Gr'drWUstcrn ls
urr.n -nnrlluO IHs iTUferrod.......... 81
touuai ragIlg-.. 20 iirais.....-. ..... it'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

200 Silk Waists at cost.
500 Blouse Waists, 25c.
500 Boys Waists. 25c.
500 Mems Shirts, Csc.
500 Boys Shirts. 25c.
500 Embroidered Hats, 25c.
500 Embroidered Caps, Csc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

Manar o. A. D.. Hyde, Of the Bul.
li0n.b1os, returned fCom Eureka last
evening,
Albert Johnson, Of Genital, SEWER
county, reports having made discoy.
cry near that place Of vein OF gold.
telring quartz foot thick which as.
says s2i.bl per ton.
a rloh strike Is reported from the
El Carmen oliver niue, San Diemas,
Mex co, which It Is thought will
make the workings equal 20 the
World.f4med COndelaria. San Fran
cisco capitalists are the chief owners Of
III Carmen.
W. s. Martin has returned from
Deep Creob, ana reports everything as
duh Ia that section. In the Snring
creek district practically nothing 10
being done outside OF the mluH which
Ia being operated by John NJ. Young,
and from which come ore Ia being
shipped. Newton Dunyou, OF Kings.
Icy district 10 taking out some good
ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

My entire Spring Purchase Novelty Dress
Goods and Bolero Jackets at Cost also.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
KEYSTONE STATE CULLINGS
SCHOOL MUST KEEP.


no MORE ELECTION HOLIDAYS SAYS SUIT
sCuAErrER.
HARRISBURG. DR.. Schaeirer, superinten-
dent Of public instruction, has put his foot
squarely down upon the practice Of closinp
schoo on election days. lie is constantly
IL receipt of COMMUNICATIONS requesting an
opinion on the subject. These interroga
tions are based on the act of May %, 1893
designating the third Tuesday Of February
and the first Tuesday after the first Monday
of November as legal half holidays. DIR.
Schaeffer, after quoting from the acts ref =.
red to. says
The purposes mentioned IN this act have
special reference to the maturity of com
mercial paper, the acceptance and payment
OF bank checks drafts. promissory notes,
&c, as eSpressingly set forth in the act it
self. am clearly OF the opinion that the
several boards of school directors and con.
trollers ae not required to close the public
schools in their respective districts ON the
days designated ~ election days but on the
contrary would urge the directors aud con-
trollers to keep their schools In session on
u ese days 'or the purpose of pre- ing
too many breaks In the regular school
year,