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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04

Do not forget that the Virginia Chop
House is good place to go for a nice
meal.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04

| A new lot of ladies' shoss just re-
| ceived at Mrs. Crosson's-
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04

/ A grand chicken dinner every Sunday
at the Virginia Chop House.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04

Mrs. Crosson keeps fine assortment
of fresh and pure candies. &
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04

Choice, fresh candies and fruits at
Frances.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04

If you want nice cigar step into
Sam Frames new store aud call for the
best.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04

Standard novels for sale at Mrs.
Crosson's. q
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04

Mrs. Crosson has recsatly received q
fns line of cOrssts.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-04
TIE DE LAMAR NUGGET.
Issued every Saturday
JOHN LAMB. Publisher.
Entered In the postofice at DeLamar. Idaho, a.
aecond-class matter.

0WYHEE COUNTY DIRECTORY
County Conmissioners-
lst Dist-Isaac Phillips, Silver City.
I'd Dist-C. d. Bachelor, DeLamar.
Sd Dist.-Fred T. Morrison, of Sinker.
ehsriff-Eraest Ballard.
CLERK Dist Court-R. H Leonard, Jr.
Probate Judge--E. Lewis.
Aassssor-Oscar BrunzeH.
Tr6asursr-S. T. N. Smith
Coroner--Dr. ]. N Weston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-29
TROUBLES AT PANACOA.
Terrible Rain Storm. Particulars
Of n Recent Homicide.

| Correspondence Dsfersi Neief.
PANACCA, Lincoln Co., Nevada,
July 20 --One of the most violent aud
destructive storms that has ever DC.
CURED since the settlement OF the
place, struck our town yesterday about
i.8O pm, lasting about two hours.
The storm seemed pretty general but
the water causing the damage fell
directly east Of town where several
swails or washes lead into the four
principal streets, each Carrying a river
Of water ana spreading II over the
growing vegetation. TIE lower town
lots suffered terribly, being almost
buried with mud ami debris. Fences
were washed down, cellars filled ny,
aud the bones, tin cans, baskets anu
such rubbish from the deserted lndian
camps miles away were carried with
the streams aud piled up az
monuments around cur premises.
Considerable lamago has resulted
below tho village ~ the grow.
ing hay anu grain IL undoubtedly
covetei with trash from the streams,
nnd hay lying cut In the fields T.
drenched aud filled with mud.
a fatal shooting sorapo took place
here on the l7th inst, aud ia conse.
quuncc OF incorrect statements appear
Ing ~ our l1cd pnpers, ask that you
give this account Ia your paper James
Mathews, aged twenty-five Year,, who
resided here, was shot aud killed by
Nophi J. Orlou, aged twenly.tuven
years, whose home IL at Parowau,
Utah. These two mea with a lev
Others were drinking some during tho
morning, and ut the noon hour they
we're ia front OF the Coop store, pre-.
pairing 30 eat some lunch. Just then ID.
Nai.wurth came along with a load Of
hay. Mathews stepped towards the
wagon Tor the purpose Of CIV
ing him "A drink, when the
horse, young, irautious animal,
Kicked him twice slightly. This
caused him 10 become onraged aud he
threw the bottle aud glass ut the
horse. by this time the wagon was
much cramptd anu In danger OF tipping
over. Orion rushed forward, pushed
Mathews backwards, aud Slaughtered
the team. Some lew words passed be.
tween them about fighting, whcl
NAAANNMN HAAA NV WINS AlNt hlA VI w 70
{ fight him with his flsts, b 4 would
got his pistol and ight 10 that way.
"Ali right" says Orion. Mathews
went home aud was sU0n seen return.
ing, frlng two shots "a he came up the
r0uu. AZ this point VIM. Kane, n
street iOsier, asked Oftou 10 he wa.
armed. HIS answer wac, "No,"
ami Kane sAys, "Cone with
me, viii. get you one"
Thee two soon returned, each having
a pistol orion advanced towards
Mathews, VINO was converting with a
man IN tnB street, aud asked him "
he was the little man who was goiug 10
tinlsh him with gun. al am" says
hc, and both pulled pittDls ami began
iluug, one sn0t striking Mathews In
the right eide, when he walked away
ana received another shot Ia the same
side, which ranged through the heat,
He fell forward dying. Its evident
from the knowledge " what Mathews
pistol contained hat hr hTed but one
shot. Orion was arrested and taken 70
Pioche, nud liberated the third day,
ia" Judge ruling that the shooIing was
iustihhplc. CORRTs PoNpENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-29

a Decd thing for summer Complaints
Mr. J. w. Hager, a well known mer-
chant OF Clio, lfedell Co., North Caro-
lima, cured four cases OF iiux with one
small bottle Of Chnmhrr,nIu's Collie,
Cholera AMI niarrhWt Remedy. This
N the most prompt ami successful rem.
edy IN use ior dysoutty, dlarThwa,
CoIic aud cholera morhus. No other
medicine Will take ila place or do It,
work Ia this class NJ diseases. IL ~
equally valuable for chilurou and
aGults. IS sui 80 cent bottles for sale
hy no. NJ. 1. Dmg Dep. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-29

II Is a waste Of money to buy and a
waste OF energy and time to eat frozen
beef.
Bon viyants say Il is worth the trip TO
Shanghai 10 enjoy bowl OF rice as the
Chinese cook H.
The Chinese have ways OF cooking
chicken good aud pal1iable enough 10
be learned by our cooks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-29

Yellow Canadian mush Is a gastrono-
mic lad since eminent doctors recon.
mend h.
People who talk with their mouths
lull are very rarely entertaining CONVEX
.lInnlIIs..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-29

In the matter OF delicious preserves
the Germans are rapidly getting ahead
OF the French.
American canvasback ducks are adj.
vertised Tor sale IN London at thirty
shillings per pair.
Il Is no consolation to the poor that
the greatest men are all recorded as
being small eaters
There are those who hold the only
way TO eat pork Is when the Chicago
moncl Is cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
TnrsrRuGGLE FOR rnE roLu.

Inepite Of reports 10 tho contrary, IL
seems that Lieutenant Psary IL doing
quite We'll In hlschilly fetfeat-,nal D.,
NJ we'll a. mAn eau who Is In quest
Of what We arc conslfaineI by cxpof.
lence OF repeated d regard az iof.
lorn hops. His compgor on the other
sido u the globes segment which
forms the field Of operations, the hardy
NonemNu Nansou, 10 now out VI the
world 20 far a. communication ofauy
bind goes, but Peary Is pursuing
different tactics ami does not
apparently propose being swung
into tue vasiy depths Of the un.
known with retreat aud ali means Of
conveying information 10 0f ff1 cut %.
aud THIS is wei, too; 10 is greatly 20 biz
Interest 70 keep within hearing uuI
the rest OF mankind are not 10 all
avouo 70 hearing from him. pes5y's
lnst Trip BE- shown 20 have surpassed uil
others, remarkable as some Of them
have been, !u getting 90 the smiin5
sound region, having reached bic win.
Ter camp Immediately after entering
Greenland waters and not au acclIeu,
worth naming having occurred. By
this time no doubt things ME Ia excel
lent shape, provisions laid uy, Ios.
an slois ready AMI nen prepared Dr
% no. already iu tue lime VI mach Tor
thr furhiddrs 41ut.
We learn from tho New Y.lA SlW
that Lieut.. reary bod arranged with
tnu Danish auinsfiu,s Go have supply
1t iur clothing ali ready .of him OF
GoIuavu, ont the agreement was
uGlleI. lie Will d1IuIs.s supple.
mcut this stock with ilr garments eu.
ut by toe men oi biz yargy aud scweI
by native foAmatgr-s-. For -ome
lmr in The winter OF lsil.1, from two
To- bus native wgmyu were aima-.
iucDsuuuy ut work pyiog Jltif
ucsIil5 ani JhrsaI1 slowed awaj
against tbo vail undgra trf ui uuak.
iu Peary's house. lar ,xplorgI
found that tne reindeer ssiu catuiug
made from skius procured 20 Meteor
mick hay IS his hultst., more eiler.
uaIy protected his aen against Arctic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

ally, and we respectfully submit thai D.
Is going beyont the fequireml o. TIE
case 10 ouvia,e the necsssIiy OF a peg
son carrying about o. keeping access.
Die for ready business uufp1sos few
lollsrs Ia coin. 10 wouli seem, there
fore, 70 be an excellent thing u, DO a
county which produces 50 large q
proportion ~ tue precious metals usoI
ia hnance,a u..is more Ieiefonce we're
shown them b. NOS cJus.ficiiug theif
Use but en13ursg.ug % up %
certain defined nmi- Enylant j.
gold standard country, bu. ihe Uliiel
States T. not - altogether, aai all
things cjn.i Tered T. not likely ever %
BE-; bit England o. ahead Of us IN the
matter Of festrct.ag the paper circula'
lion % the lowest point c1lssieni
with convenience. In order how
tyer, that silver may aslumo 40 more
lfc3pst4uenCe than cJmp1fis with iAe
gold standard, gold pieces o. the do
nomination " $3.50 and upward ~
multlpiea are c0iugI AMI circulated,
the gold circulation even N it should
moi trench upon the paper iuues at AL
being 30 all amounts Of $3.50 ani over
up 70 anI lLclusIvs MSS, while silver
BE- Kept down ~ sums beneath The
former figure. But II bills ~ A.
small dcu miuallln o. we Issue
aud Use we're plt oul over there, Sac
plain result would 20 10 SIN further
cufiail the uto q silver, every dollar
il paper that wa cIfe.iaied taxing the
place % just % much of The ether
money. alI We Ou ylt % take thi' iatJ
full c9nsideIAtiIn while employing
Congress cxc.u.lvely 10 the task Of
hlabciil losil.ation.
10 al g0iI coins below $40 and all
patcfis uos under go were called D.
and permanently ro.I,I, there would
b. such 90 Increased ani continuous
demand f.fa.vsr 90 wlulI we'll nigh
Juns tue royal mo.sis-now ~ widely
hpltg-to parity. There would IN this
TO 10 ssmbisucs u Initiation Or o.
,.IE Ing tho Inferior metal into com.
pany with The y,her, aud inconyou.
i,rll would aisI BE- ~ .iIod, siuco lcts
tts1 go 10 while c,in j. not bur.
detslihe amount 70 set along wi.hi
gold would maintain tho sway dusi 90.
60 i1r % aud tHilgs would approach
s5mswgatueagsf sine normal condition;
csII-.Hiy There would be more sailsiao.
zion sni syos DO much more business
activity than now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

.9ii taal the clI'hing Of Norway rrie.
deer skins which Ho tal ukon wit
lim.
we are further aivhei that TO-
ileu,enaui arrived IN B3wdoin hsJ
With four thn.s o. mauy dogs Or lao had
Iurlug biz whole sololra 30 North
Greenland in 1912. and that be hoe
not yet drawn a. al upon The resources
q the friendly natives among whom
hs n1ts himself. I. 3. saii that "a D.
smith sound explorer ever hal 20 many
dogs together before anI. tot Of all,
that thess are supplied viii ioJd fof
the entire winter. Il is also 90
down ~ noteworthy fact that
while on hls Dfmer tip he klllci
only four wairuses b. hs nfst water
hunt. this time he lat succeeded
in capturing tEonty.fouf DO one afier.
u5on; aud when the long, dark night
iull before, he had captured but thirty
reindeer, while seventeen Of those
animals rewarded one hunt recently.
itis given out NJ an encouraging cir.
cums.ance that this year tbs miami
ice h comparatively easy Of access,
while la September two years ago two
vain attempts we're male by the men
to got far up ani make a cache Of
supplies Tor a spring sledge journey.
All thiues would thus ttom T. BE-
pfopiusus-all but outi that grlm
but glowing chain %. iusIrn9untabls
aud imgsuriublo bee mountains which
circle the pile around aud about AID
which seems b sny ~ plainly A. mute
mes can say anythiug-"thus far aud
no farther"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
arnE nornrn on lnnIolTloyD


TIE two leading articles 90 the
current ioue 90 the iTigaii9H age
ares "The Irrigation C9ugfoa
st LIS Angeles, IL Plans Ani
pf0spocts." with earnest and oproftuue
comments on the importlacg of this
gathering aud the ne .cssiiy Tor al the
comm1uwoil,hs Of the Wet being
pr3yorly represented; and "rhe LE-
bibl's Of Irrigated Products a. tic
Wofli'- Faif." The NESS has had
c.nHicfa5lo corrr1poni enGo from the
Columbian Lxp.tl tioa, and has
thought hat no point % Jcal Interest
lg1 been omitted la thJ1i descriptions.
Bot We DO net remainder 10 have seen
anything 20 satisfactory a. me .o''4w.
Ing, which makes part Of %. dgs = .alt.
named article;
Tho iamo o. Utah ~ tho pioneer in
American irrigation, an1 homo lf ono ui
abe most thrifty industrial peoples u rho
world had prepared tho public Hr au
Interesting exhibit aud il6ra was 900 dice
appointment Among ils interesting
tlirg- which P0f ]. ", -anhoru who
hlI charge Of iho collection oi JiHh'.
exhibit, has rruuicl lrn $50 pictures "
great historical Interest 90 tho students
of brighton.
ono fthcso represents tho most prim.
tive type ~ irrigation hy che lulHu-,
and tho o'l1r p1ruys tuo diversion Di
tna waters of cay creek upon ihn duuri
10 thn valley Of tle Great sale Lake,
pertinent ln colonization boz tho flf Most
Tho Wura was done uudUr tus ESQ ui
Brigham Young add his successor 900 ilu
presidency of tlo Mormon Church,
MuiIm Woodruff Whom one gIutfm-
nIai,s tho vast development resulting
from that daring experiment m tho
founding ui colony ON ana arid aud
alkill waste, one sands viii awe btiof1
this uuproisnt.uls painting.
Professor -lnhoW b. also 20 Boo coin.
mfudol Cor uis good senso in UrpFilInFn
large number u' Characteristic photo
gfuphs of Utah scenes. Ihuy tHll much
moro tu tho average mind than tho most
carefully prepared exhibit 90 cereals
especially as BOO eFury instance ihD cul.i.
yafai us.I uud its busy wurkHrs urT
shown against back ground 0f utal's
"etrrlhsung gIlriHel mountains" so
ono Who love- this most beautiful ~ Ali
lNNNH NNNNl NNn MILO AItN NI ~ III HH
can study thesn beautiful Photographic
without distinct IaHs of h0mHsiekueis.
Another f0turg which dIa.ulIs bee
tho Utah UAhil, from its uUigIHoTH Isi
fH.i.i Wap showing tuH irrigation uf "a
tyrHl. valley iu Ih9 Territory. llis tl0
NHid valley wNufrd by tho Bear
River irrigation CUmUluF. The
diversion 90 tir stream into canals on
oifhor side s .llusirA'el end she prc-
tlgll irrigation of o. Geld of alfalfa and 20
wheat Dr. shown. Ridge Irrigation, tHe
Irrigation of garden by au ar osiAu
we'll aud th6 UHh method of irrigs Ing
orchards, AFRO also made uIaIu, Tho
uAh system roo conducting walerthToIsI
village roots is another Interesting ICl-
turo ~ the rhlifi map.
There ls % worry complete exhibit ui
grains and grtssts aud th1 various u.hUI
product 90 laH= prolific farms. Tho
only occasion ier kfuu regret j. tho ABB
.euco ~ tho complete exhibit Ii tho
delicious fruits which Utah produces iu
such variety and abundance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
THE rROnIplrloSIsrs.

Whether they ever accomplish au5.
thing iu q practical way OF not, The
prohibition party aye 90 locreditei Wl,l
tgO cardinal vifiuu-rcrss aud
a good cause. They se,I-m ctrfy au
election orcveu a consequential part o.
one, bat that mnlian NOT; when toe
next occasion uiis around they aTo af
promptly AMI dm ..ils.y on hand WISH
ull Ticket auI o. sounding platform o.
though their experience contained
nothing uut q ilur % uubf0keu sue.
ce.sss Tue impartial man who Ole
miles "c.ear pnw must lul u DO
bic heart AMI hands TO applaud thi-
aluI Of thing now aud ,heu, surely BE-
deserves D..
The Nl.sacluse..s branch %, ll,
party held q convention BI-iIn the
other day, at which Professor IA com
acted as chairman, 10 ha ouulilf
speech hr cllraoicrzsi tho ilU.
lnnl1 a. "lho most compact, t4s ae,.
orsiulzeI ans tlc m1lt evil OF an
t1atsliIi Anyos upIu tine Aco o. t.u
earth" Admitting this 60 be cjrraa',
b, .mpsossrs tne HTad H una. cily
10 damaging concession oa ths p4g. n,
UH.su o5wAom Ar spoke Irp5l-el.
party Of watch IAey au pare hs
Been DO oxi-te cs Dr % ,n.rI o. o.
uutuTS auI ,A.-, itsays, D. ihe 5r.ll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

"wmAruAsbesams Of Tom FiicL?"
ga question thai threatened b, hh up
The void created by .ls cessation Of The
one pefiaialn. o. ua previous genera
lion, "What begamooi Lori Camel.
'of-'s todyfn a dispatch convey tbe
Information tia. TOO "siiver.tonguci
orator" Of the Pacific c1ist aud the
author Of Better Days % the Miliiou.
afro of Tomorrow, has returned %
PlwniK, Au15na, accompanied by his
wife, where he Will reside permanent
y and engage iu ,he practice Of ihw
hnd literary pursuits. Livery new
place that rh0mu goes o., % Will be
Observed, is with ihe Intention Of sot'
Ting down permanently. HE pefms'
ncut locations are ge,ung 70 be lie
PAttps fstew-Ii.--a irds mouol0u0us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

Since IL hrst Introduction Electric
Biusfs has gained rapidly Ia plpulf
favor, ulul now II T. clearly 80 The
lead among Iufr medicinal tonign anu
Recommendations nothing which
mli' iis uas us a tevefsso uf inlcEs
cant; 10 D. recognized ~ tho tost All
Wffit medicine flr I'll ailments ~
stomach, Llv r,or Kiineyr. 10 vii
cure sics HaiGGchc, Ia iigesi'on, q ~
s:ipsllHn, aud UTivs Malaria II m Tho
system. Satisfaction gusrAuisel with
r1ch hottie or tIe money Will be re-
funded. liic only 61c. per bottle.
Sold ~ A. G.. Smith a Co., DfugslHta
ga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The siKty.fourth semi.ansual Con-
ference Of the Church q Je.us Christ
Of Lat,er-1ay Saints will convene In
the tabernacle, Salt Lake City, ~ 10
O'Clock on Friday morning, October
9Th, 1888.
The officers aud memtefs o. the
Church generally are cordially b..
viisd to attend the meetings OF the
Conference
WiLFoRD woodruff,
GEoRoE q. CASSos,
JOsErH +. SMITH,
First Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
RrrLnln InE rALLIrn


Yesterday tho pAiIium was conferred
on Archbishop Hcuue,sey At tho 30.
Raphael cathedral At Dubuque, lo~a.
The ceremony IS referred 70 Ia our
dispatches as one Of grandeur almost
hcyond description.
The Iallium l. a blt of ribbon about
iLfce iuchrs wide, nicely embroidered.
10 lswofu around the neck aud one
end falls down over the bftast aud the
other over the back u tho wonrer. Tue
material is Tie fleece oi hmus which
have been blcsaui AMI cot apart fof the
4urp1se Of furnishing II. 10 Is per.
hays symbolical ailusi1n b tho
good Shepherd" or an illustration
Of the sayihg II the Master
"dy yoke Is easy" IL b. worn
~ tho pope constantly o. sign
0f the univorsal Jurisdiction he clhimt
Every archbishop IL expected % np y
Tor palllum soon after hi, o0utu1ra.
ton, aud DC cannot exercise biz
afe,lal duties before II has been
granted 10 him. But he is not c1titled
20 wear Is except when ia the ex,fc DO
u his afehiupiscopal functions. When
hc dies u is buried with him,
In former times the transfer a. this
bad 10 wa one Of the great SOURCES OF
income d the head Of the Roman
church. Rich archbish0ps would donate
thousands Of dollars 10 tho pope after
having received the little bit Of ribbon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

har prohitiiory Law year asoi lows
1fmeny ole % co. s.renshola' %
lhibulu, BE- preparing % follow h.l
-xample ihis y ag other states mls ''
iusiauosd where % ha' los.i We
know o. uone where f3r year, u has
gainsd."
Prohibition ihat d5e' rot prohibit
does more injury than good oecAu', Q.
the renewed enc unssmenl when o.
isalers receive through each succee4'
Ing failure. Prohibition in p'iii c.
Gems to have defeated b. own emo 10
that IL has but served to F-iut OUT Inv
de.ir.billiy o. employing Other AL
different means to coPs wiih the hydra
headed m9nsier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

TIE IALE msmbsis q .he Salvation
army at UEIah, Cal. were freoSily
Jailed Tor contempt 90 nj giving o
aunioient reason flr plying their call.
ins on the oplo.iio u-e Of the stree,
rom q court which was aiio in full
blast. Tbey Wcto detained only On
hour Ju,t long enough 70 shjw them
mat courts are not god material Tor
them 90 work on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
A CHATTER on rINlNcE


Mr.. w. r. Kondfick Of Denvef
Colorado, Is the author o. pamphlet
entitled "G1ld. Silver ami Debts u the
World" In which are contained data
q uso and importance 10 those who are
interested Ia the absorbing subject o.
finance. 10 contains an exhibit OF all
ths gold and silver produced In the
word since the discovery " America
hy Columbus. this being ss,s0i,3l3, 900
Fold anu $3.50, O52 800, silver 90 ST..
os1,sij, 800 altogether; this ttslemont
ssut-divided into many, the showing
made Tor the later yara bo.ug quite
analytical and exhaustive. Tho pro.
duct oi the United States during tho
pat year was s83,O0O,O1O gold anu
7i,sa9, 900 silver, a total % .lU7gsD,.
900. The output Of Colorado al1n, since
1850 shows silll larger proportion 81
silver over gold, the totals being s3l2,-
sal ,69T against $780, 49,, practically
three dollars u silver Tor every one Of
gold. bat the returns Tor lat year
widen the gap 10 a wonderful extent,
o. follows Gold, g5,slo,0Ol; silver,
ial ,081. 803, nearly six 10 on! Tnis
Is n startling discrepancy but u
u Otisot somewhat by the sum total OF
the world, there being some places
where gold L. produced aud silver g.
not, while Ia many Others the produe.
l. near an equality.
The United States is shown 10 be all
along the greaiest producer. In the
npi 100 years Of ~ existence Il pro.
duced nearly ono.ioufth Of all the gold
ofthe world Tor 900 yeAu, the exact pro.
portion being 20 pef cent,and Of silver Il
produced but il.8 per cont. A table
which was recently published IN the
NEwa Appears, showing tho amount Of
gold and silver coin In the world by
nations, the totals being, o. the former
s3,7-7,0ls, $50, and Of the latter, 81, 500.
57l,ai6, the disparity being 90 slsh, a.
10 amount 10 nothing IN general
sense aud Ia close proximity Is table
Of the worlds population by grand
st,t.to,. ,h. -. .,...,,..,t--.
u','l'1t'' '''' "''' "''""''"S 70
l,i'siI-b,4p the coin account stand
ing-gold per capita ss.5l, silver s2.5s,
total $500. Here follow some inter.
sstlng deductions
Average annual production u gold Go
the world i9r lAsl ~ year, " y. cgn ~,
nsai Ia ihs msnafietnrc. AMI a NJ
leaving less than q. CENTS por capita i1r
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tho world i1r last 10 wear, Iso7.i6 crnts
Ier, capita, Of which much moro than
"rt, Ir,vIgt cont w. iI, ns,., IN, I I
o. money.
10 tlk ,,. Az mo annual prolll'. OF both
amount Of maray p"r ' cs1i,, "r M, ,5.
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