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The Breeders Gazette publishes an In.
toresting list Of trotting sircH and dams.
The stallion list includes horses that have
sired 10 or moro colts able 70 trot in e.30
or less. The list numbers 1870, and at IT,
head Is the famous old Electoneer, with
100 colts to his credit that como within
tho standard figure. Electionesr Is now
20 years old. Besides the stallion list.
The Gazette gives also a list Of trotting
mares, with themselves record Of $3.50
or bottor, that have produced colts equal
10 the standard performance at the trot.
The colts as well "a the dam are given.
At the head Of the marc table Is Beauti-
full Bells with seven colts whose records
range from 2iGi TO 22ii. In the 28O
list arc 1871 colts whose dams were thom-
selves $3.50 trotters. Tho list of mares
would have boon still longer only that,
as Tho Gazette observes, mares that
could trot IN less than ESQ earned more
money ON the track than they could have
done as breeding animals, and until
quito recently they have been kept on
Che track till past their primo for pro-
duction.
For ordinary sheep breeders the early
part of February Is about tho best time
to hayo lambs come.
Nowsboy, tho Kansas trotter, with y
record of 2;90i, is to be run the coming
season as PAGER,
A sheep breeder says It is his expert
once that two February lambs arc worth
as much rs three May lambs.
More than half the diseases to which
poultry Is subject are caused By yormin.
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SpRINGFIELD, llls., July l3.-It Is
reported here that the National
Citizeus' Rights association has inter-
esled Itself In the case Of $. J. Miller,
the negro hanged AMI burned at Bard.
well. Backed by the organization
Miller's widow will bring an action
for damages against the city marshal
Of Sykslon, Mo-, the sheriff Of Carlisle
county, Ky, and members Of the posse
who aided In the capture Of Miller, all
citizens OF Illinois, Missouri and
Kentucky who participated In the
affair, and the corporation OF Bard
well In which II occurred.
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FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
The Irish Home Rule Bill Discussed
in the House Of Commons.
War Ia SIAM Great Paris scandal
-Beigium looking Tor Terri.
tory la Africa.

LONDON, July l3.-The house went
Into committee OF the whole on the
home rule bill. The debate was
marked by m attack on Gladstone by
a member Of his own party. Robert
Wallace (libon), Edinburg, opposed
the withdrawal Of the "in.and.outD
subsection Of clause o, ami spoke al
length against the course Of the prime
minister
Joseph Chamberlain charged Glad.
stone with breaking his publicly cX-
pressed pledge against the retention Of
the Irish members, aud challenged
the government to appear before the
country on the ISSUES raised.
AtlOo'clock Chairman Mellor ap-
piled the clOture on the amendment
proposing the commission Of tho "iu.
and.oup provision. IL was carried by
vote OF G25 10 2Bs, and clause q.
which provides for representation Ia
parliament Of the Irish counties anu
bofnughs, was then adopted by a vote
Of 32j TO 2g1.
az Nuhllihhu Nltliot IFucttutu 70
put the question on clause 10, the FRET
Of the financial clauses, the conserva.
lives, after cheering derisivrly, left tue
house Ia a body.
The governments proposal that con.
sidetatiOn Of claute 10 be postponed,
was then passed. Votes on financial
clauses II, II, 20 anu q were also post.
pOnod.
BY this time, clause rs, concerning
the powers Of the Irish legislative a.
sombly, matters VI money, bills and
notue, was reached; the boiling con-
setvativts returned. The clause was
carried by vote Of 323 10 29i.
The following clauses were rushed
through, with mAjorities ranging be.
tween % an d 30.
Clause 10, concerning irish exohe-
quor judge; clause -, concerning ap-
pea!s from Irish courts; clause %, con.
corning provision for the decision Of
constitutional question:; clause %,
concerning the office OF lord llsutenaui,
clause %, concerning the use oil GRO WI
lands by the Irish government; clause
20, concerning the tenure OF future
luuICH.
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LONDON, july lathe Times cor.
respondent IN Bangkok tslrgrtphs:
Despite the most pacific assurances OF
the French minister, who undertook
20 stop the advance OF gunbOats and
arrange equitably all the differences,
the COmote and Inconstante slipped
across the bar on Thursday evening
and exchanged shots with the Hakan.
Ak forts. The two men.of-war then
proceeded TO Bangkok anu are now
anchored with the gunboat Lulin or.
posite the British legation. One sailor
was killed and two wounded In the
exchange Of shots at Hakanak. The
King II now holding a council, II II
comes to lighting fearful scenes will
probably DO witnessed.
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A Parts scandal.

NEW York, July ia Paris
special says facts will come out tomor.
ROW concerning the greatest private
scandal Paris has known IN recent
years. NJ. Budoz, editor and managing
director OF the Revue Dos Deur Mondes,
abeconded, after paying out to black.
mAilers In the last three or four years
the enormous sum Of ID, 800, 900 francs.
The demands upon him were bseed on
his relations with three women, con-
uibutors to the publication. Budoz
anu wife led the literary, artistic anu
scientific societies Of the French cap.
ital.
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An Allowed Poisoner.

DETROIT, July l8,-Dr. Henry @.
w. Meyer Of Chicago, the alleged
poisoneT, who was arrested In THIS city
last night, will be turned over 10 the
Now York police 10 soon us the officers
arrive with the necessary papers. His
wife, who has been In the hospital
since her husbands arrest, gave birth
10 boy tonight. Meyer denied that
he ever lived In New York and also
pleads entire ignorance OF any peron
named Bradt who, II Is charged, be.
came confederate to deirGud insur-
ance companies In New York by pre-
tending to die and who did die iiom
poison and with whose murder the
prisoner Is now charged.
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CLEVELAND, o., July 10. - The
school chiluren's chorus Of $500 In the
afternoon did well aud 1iJ not suffer
10y comparison with the big meme
chorus. The Oroheinn society OF New
Orleans aud the Union Harmonies Of
Cincinnati rendered numbers admira.
bly,. In the evening the great mass
chorus made the air ring with "Tho
Grave In Buzento," "lGlsa VI Caub, I"
Triumph Of German lay" "5pin
Spin" and "Gay Spring Ia Approach.
ing" The greatest hit thus far was
made 10y aGuperb quartetto composed
VI Miss Blawelt, Miss Frvmstadt,
Signor ClodiO and Mr.. Fisher.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undorsignfd, administrator Of the estate
OF Betty BlaEe, deceased, 20 the creditors III.
and all persons having claims against the and
deceased, 10 eAhl.lt lhom WIN Tho necessary
publication Of mis- notice, 20 the SAID admtnta
traitor, At law once Of j. ~. Moyle, rooms M
TO 800, Constitution building, In SAT- Lake CITY
and Csuuty. Utah
Dated July H. 1903.
JAMES II LEE,
Administrator OF the estate OF Betty Blake.
deceased
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NEW YoRK, July lathe Tribune
will shy In the morning; "rhc
Nicaraguan Canal Construction COM
phny Is out OF funds and has stopped
all work upon the Nicaraguan canal.
IL has been intimated that the stop
page OF construction was due partly to
political troubles and revolutions In
Central America. Those changes
would, however have caused com.
paratlyely little trouble to the company
had u been supplied with funds 10 70
ahead with the work.
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CHICAGO, July i3.-Amella Berg,
the German girl who puts trained
tigers through performances In Mid.
way Plalsanco at the world'e Fair, was
bauly hurt by new tiger. She was
trying 10 make the brute sit on stool
when she slipped and fell The tiger
lcapod upon her and lacoratei the
gifl's right thigh In a terrible manner.
~ was carried from the arena unoon.
Jus, though not fatally injured.
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WAsHISGToN, July l3-Commls-
nloner Loohran Of the pension bureau
Today issued an order directing that
hereafter, In making call upon the
war and navy departments for inior'
nation regarding the service OF ap-
p!icants for 10 si0nB under the act
OF June II, 1880, requests shall BIZ
madeior the full military and medical
history OF the BOlulefe,
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New YoRK, July l3.-Richard Nor
gau Olcoit, doing business ~ OloOlt &
Co., exporters OF gain aud general
merchandise assigned.
OlcOtpe embarrassment Ia attributed
TO the financial stringency snd tho
effect OF heavy Losses In Argentine
some time ago. The liabilities are not
definitely known, but are reported at
slOO,OOO.
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sn.nen.lon of sil,er rnreI,n.e.

ATLANTA CITY, N. j., July H.
The Morocco Manufacturer National
association, Que OF the strongest trade
organizations la the country, aud
representing In its body over $50, 600,
600, IN annual session today adopted
resolution favoring a petition TO Con-
greaa for the suspension Of further
purchase ami coinage OF silver.
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TELBGRAPHIC.
GROVER And SILVER.
Correspondence Between Cleveland
and BlantOn Duncan.
LETTERS BEFORE THE ELECTION.
A Supposed TAeit Pledge that the Presi'
dent Would Slgn a Free
Coinage Bill.

DENvBR, Colo, July l3.-The hOo"g
Mountain Nows will publish tomo rro"
oorrespondence between Grover CleVe-
land and Hon. Blanton duncan
which, It IL alleged, shows ina' OieV0'
lnnd encouraged Duncan to secure
him support ia California at the last
election upon the claim that he would
approye the bill for the free coinage Of
,he American silver product.
rnon June "A, 1892, Duncan wrote
a letter In which occurs; I'm met,
Ci.veland,s utterances have beUn mis-
Understood; for his whole career
demonstrates that everything passed.
by Congress 10 restore liver 10 It's
positlon prior to 1878 would be en-.
dorsed by him. The distinction that
he has made IL an indication OF fear
upon hrs part that the uulimited cola.
age OF the silver OF the whole world
might produce disaster and calamity
upon our commercial interests. That
he would willingly sign bill provid-
ing for the free coinage OF silver from
our own miues l am perfectly con-
vinced."
Inc itAAtI was SUM- W JUN WV
land and Stevenson before IL publica'
ton. IL was written very shortly
sitter their nomination and extensively
published. After writing the letter
Duncan informed Cleveland that I've
would secure the electoral vote for him
by getting editorials and articles into
the chief papers Of southern California,
commenting him along that line. He
alsO inclosed clippings from the Los
Angeles Tunes commanding himtO the
voters OF California because OF his
friendship for silver.
On the l5ih Of July, 1899, Cleveland
wrote TO Dnucan as follows:
III received your letter " June 10th,
accompanied by extracts from the Los
Angeles Times. thank you for both.
am GLAD to know that you are work.
ing In the line you indicate In your
letter, and 1 have not the slightest
doubt but that very great good will be
tue result"
Duncan writes. "Clovoland's letter
was n tncit pledge 10 me that | had
stated his views correctly. No other
construction can be- placed upon II, and
II Mr.. Cleveland had any reservations
he had no right to ask OF me tho car
rying out Of an action which was to
give him and the people voluntary
services without the expectation or
demand for pay ment and reward on
my TART. Stevenson thanked me
heartily and l do not doubt what his
action will be when millions ask him
TO save them from destruction"
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NEW Yoml, July l3.-Japan mail
received by the last steamer gives an
Osaka. Ten persons, men, women and
children, were killed and frightfuliy
mutilated during the night there by
unknown people. Two prominent men,
with an unknown accomplish, are
suspected, Us they have disappeared.
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Belgium aud ISongo.

BRUSSELS, July l3.-The chamber
voted today such revision Of the con
stltution as will enable Belgium 10
acquire colonies. The government Ii
known TO contemplate the annexation
OF the Nongo Free State.
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wenNer,. PredIciIon.

Dies MONIES, Ia, July l3.-At a
mass meeting held here, resolutions
demanding free and unlimited silver
coinage were adopted. The principal
speaker was General Weaver, who
made fierce onslaught on men who
want to revoke the Sherman law, pre-
dieting shat II the Democratic Con
gTess repeats that law, there Will
never DO another Democratic Congress
elected.
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NEW YORIS, July l3.-rLero has
been a death from yellow fever almost
within the harbor Of New Yor q.
Captain Rettog, supetcargo Of thc
steamship Ardagon, which arrive
here last Sunday from Cleniuegos,
died while tho vessel was OIL the light
ship today.
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alveolar abcess. Cleveland has been
subject II rheumatic govt for number
Of yoars. There has been n recent
visitation Of the affection, not serious,
but annoN Ing and " sufficient intensi-
~ 10 nercssitnte confinement 10 his
room for several days.
The President T. worried over the
financial situation. What he requires
10 rest. A few weeks repose ought TO
fecuuerate him.
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TACOMA, WASH, July l3.-The
grand Jury today returned an indict-
ment against Rev. Thomas Sing for
violating the Geary act In attempting
TO land thirty Chinese lRborers from
the steamer Mogul on the pretext that
they were actors for the Worlds Fair.
Sing claims TO be- a missionary Of the
MethodIat ohuIoh.
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CoFFEYvGLLE, Kan, July l3.-Thc
Bank VI Mound Valley, owned by G.
M. Condor OF OswegO, was robbed at
noon today by three men, who rode
into town and entering the bank, tied
and gagged Cashier J. o. Wilson and
secured the money In sight, which
amounted 10 5000.
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NEW YoRIS, July l3.-Tho World
ssayi The President feels somewhat
the effect uf OverwoTk. There has
hen come annoyance from tooth,
when causes condition OF the
gum known TO dentist surgeons as
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a sIunEeIsr Indicted.

PoRILAND, Or, July lathe
United states grand jury today re-
turned two indictments a2ainst Is.
Blum for smuggling opium and
Chinese into this port. He was Ar
rested this evening and bail fixed at
$1,000 on each charge.
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MORRB, ILL.,, July i3.-Sarah b.
Dodge, arrested on the charge OF kit.
ing Colonel Bsbcock, a wealthy Chi
cAgo lumberman, was committed today
to the kankakoe asylum, having been
declared insane 10y Jury.
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TIr sILvrR PURCHASE CLAUSE,
a New Construction Put Upon IL by
the department.

WAsHINGToS, July is.-It IL un.
derslood tne treasury department will
hold that II In not required by the
Sherman law 90 purchase i,bOO,OOO
ounces of silver each month. The law
readF, "rhat the NJ cretary OF the treas
ury Ia hereby directed TO purchase
from time to time, silver bullion to tho
aggregate OF 100000 ounces, or 40
20 much thereof NJ may bo offered In
each month, at the market price there
Of" etc.
Under this construction, II the price
does not suit this department, IL Il held
the purchases need not be made In any
special month, 30 long ms the hggTe-
gate Ia maintained. This decislon rs To
what Is the market price Ia made by
the director OF the mint, who makes
the purchases. The acting director OF
the mint expects to get his full quota
thig month.
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Rebels victorious.

PARIS, July IA telegram from
Montevideo says II 10 reported that
Admiral Wandekelt has captured the
port Of Rio Gtande do Sui. No con-
flrmAtiOn Is Obihinablr.
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THE GOLD RESERVE.

The gold reserve In the treasury In
creased s9O6,O0O since yesterday and
now stands nj S0S, 098, lil, but on the
other hand the currency decreased
f.om S27, 1888, ssl to s26, 0Oi,7S In tho
sans time, owing to heavy payments
Oh account OF payments and postoillc eB.
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REMARp.

COCO ~ HEWARp WILL BE PAID
~ ZOO.OO aud no questions asked. Tor
return ~ black Hilk bag containing cardinal
Lost while driving .n tho city, sunday evening"
July 2nd. return 10 b ", Ecolea, 2Oi south
Main S.
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LEGAL NOTICE.



NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N Joseph .. smith, John Henry Smiib
Charles W. smith and Euiah r. Sheet
surviving executors and trustees Of
the estate NJ George a. Smith de
consed, have rendered Ter settlement, and ai"d
IN said court,ttoir nnal account Of their admin
istration OF SAID estate hndpeulion for final
distribution OF tho residue Of said est9te
among the persons entitled thereto. ma
that 1huraday. the 10Th day Of August A ID
1888, ht 10 O'Clock o., IN, 40 tue court room ~
said court,in the County C0urt House salt Inke
city and County, ltah Territory has teen ouiy
appointed BY tho Judge Of said court. Tor liz
settlement Of sHii account and hearing said
petition for distribution, AZ which time ma
place any person interested In said estate NAV
appear and show cause, u any there be ,gby
said account should not be settled ana M.
proved and final distribution made 40 prayed
for. Dated july i3th, 1855
II. V. MELOY.
CLERK OF the Probate Court
ny j. 4. JACK,
wAppELL s ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Es. as.
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zoIA IIonored.

PARIS, July ls.-Emile lola IL ap.
pointed an officer OF the Legion OF
Honor.
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TO RENT.

TWO COOL. FROST HkpRooMs TO
4 single gentleman, Nehr business. En.
quiro az n7 Brigham S., ClIy'
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FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
REWARD.

GOnn REWARD WILL M PAID ASD
- ZNWJ no question: ASKED Tor return "
h'nuk elk hAr cuutaiuiuE CARDINAL Covered
Plush Jewel Case combining iowOlry, loot
while drttng m The ely sunday evening, July
End Return to s, w. ECuLLs, 2ul south MAN
street II
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40 AZORES NEAR Provo FoU CITY
~ lots or residence equity. W. J. hogan.
~ iustunlrU uiofk
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NJ ONEY 10 LOAN ON YARNS AND OiTY
wi property, and collateral food notes
bought short time loans on endorsed notos.
Waterman bros, Room 8, Central BLOCK.
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FOR TRADE.

EOOD FARMS ~ IDAHO ron CITY
NJ properly. W. ). Hogan, go rostonloo
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II you HAVE ANYTHING To TRADE
call on me. W. j. Began, go rsstoncc
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yITANTED - EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w they can get castings for stoves, ranges
ana furnaces, Repairs done on shortest notice
Apply 1oalcn liros.. IN X, IND south
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ON IMPROVED PROPERTY. ~ ANY
~ quantity. crosby NlCrOaty, q Main 81
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WANTED.

NNANTED-FtRsT CLASS WONER oF
w lAdics' rluthca, also experienced Girl
for marking room. Umpire steam Laundry.
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EyERY ONE DESIRING CLOTHES
should cAii on l. Cine. Is Commercial NJ All
work guaranteed IN good STYLE and Gone on
short notice. Second hand clothing bought
and sold
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MONEY BROKERS.

AJONEf TO LOAN At o. To PR
4Nl cent. hache, second noor. Dooly Block
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nGDEN LOIS oN KSoB MIL CLEAR,
~ value o1. for Improved salt Lake pop
cry, N.J, Hogan. lilr. %. flock
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~ o. AND PER CESr. ON INSIDE IM.
~, proved property. MONEY ready, no delay.
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NJOSEY-iS SUMS ~ tiuOj 40 5000
vi one To i've years nj lnwest rates. city
or farm ptopcrucs In Utah. Money on hand
and paid when papers are executed. No at
tornCy fec for examination Of title
JANIS ". SHAW,
Utah COMMERCIAL National hank, snlt Lake
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94E stttkk ffE ~
D p Nichola of Skull val

d
D. P. Nichols OF Skull valley
was in town last week. He. says
that either hard times or the low
price of silver has made his section
a favored one with gold hunters,
there being at present over forty
men in the foothills east Of thsval--
ley engaged in placer mining with
dry washers These old time fields
have produced, thousands of dollars
in placer gold, and being easy of
acces%and as the. pay dirt lies but
a few inches fron the surface, less
labor and expense is met with than
is usual in this character of mining.
He says in two days he cleaned up
an ounce of fine gold, while from
other camps in the district miners
ale making from SO to 81 per day.
-Journal-Miner
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Eugene Middleton was ins Globe
on Tuesday, says the Silver Belt,
and he reports considerable activi-
ty in gold mining above Riverside.
The principal mine in that district
now in operation is the Bates, own
ed by John Newman, formerly of
Globe. The ledge is from four to
five feet wide and averages about
$40 in gold. The mill atthse Bates
mine. has been running for several
weeks and has already demonsfrat-
ed that it is paying proposition.
Mr.. Middleton also has mine in
that locality which he thinks is
equally as rich as the Bates. The
ore is free milling, and with q small
mill on the ground ought to pay
we'll.
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b The Yuma Times says that the
Picacho Mining Company started
up their work several days sHgo and
are washing the rich gold bearing
dirt. All the machinery works
we'll and the amount of gold secur-
ed is said to be very, satisfactory.
A short run will be made and the
sluices cleaned up. About % men
are employed in two shifts and the
pumps are going night and day.
The success of the company is hoped
for by everybody. The Picacho
company has the. largest pumping
plant in tht- United States for Min
ing purposes, costing nearly $780,
600, eleyating q twelve inch stream
Of water to a height Of 400 feet
above the Colorado river.