The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-27
o1rR NoRTEERN YEIGHBORs.

The Silver City Avalanche says:
Messrs. Richard Benham and John
Price, who have prospected the QUICK,
silver mountain country for several
years past. We're in this week, and are
feeling quite hopeful. It is said that in
the early history of this camp pros
lpector had brought some rich gold
quartz from that locality on several oc-
casions but died without divulg1ng the
whereabouts of his find. MeSSrs. Ben
ham and Price think they are on the
same ground, and have christened their
property 1.-The Lost Mine" They have
| done any amount of work in the form
lof open-cuts, ETC., trying to discover the
source of the rich float to be found in
THAT neighborhood, and are now sinking
on the ledge. The extent OF their ore
! body is not yet ascertained, but they
/ brought in samples this week which as
saved s65 in gold and four or five ounces
lin silver. The property is about ten
miles from Silver City. Mr.. Price in
forms US that there is an old river chan
mel over there which is very rich in
placer gold, and he anticipates a lively
ic4mp there in the near future"
Great Falls. July PA special from
Cascade says: Last night about 9
! o'clock Noah Burch committed suicide
| by shooting himself with rife. The
ball entered the left breast and came
out on the back. probably passing
through the heart. The shocking trag-
! edy occurred at residence of H. c. Aus
tin, near Cascade, where Burch was
stepping. No cause can be assigned for
the rash act, as the man was we'll off
financially, and had many Nriends in
tthfs section. where he was we'll known
The funeral occurred this afternoon
from Odd Fellows hall under the direc-
ltion of the Odd Fellows, of which order
Burch was an honored member.
IL
els of oats belonging to Farmer Carter
lof Cascade, and skipped to Helena to
squander the currency obtained there
Iby. left for Great Falls. Dear Lodge, in
company with Deputy Sheriff Dwyer to
,spend two years in the state reforma-
tory. Stevens was in charge of a boat
lon the Missouri river for several months
land had the confidence of his employers
until he became infatuated with one of
1.-THE fairies at a vaudeville theater, and
lhis misfortunes date from that time.
lie says he has learned severe lesson
and has promised his other friends to
be straight in the future.
William Murphy, a private in Com
Ipany G., Second infantry, was recently
run over by a train on the Montana
Union, near Silver Bow Junction, and
instantly killed. He was q years of
lage His parents live in Kansas City.
Charles Stewart, of Long valley, men
ltion of whose arrest was made in last
Fridays World, has been taken to Port
LAND, Oregon, to answer to a charge of
seduction When Sheriff Lippincott
REACHED Boise no officer had arrived
from Oregon to take charge of the pris-
Ioner. The sheriff consulted two prom
Iinent attorneys of Boise, who told him
that under the circumstances he could
mot hold the prisoner. Mr.. Lippincott
then told Stewart he was a free man.
Stewart arrived here on Saturday by
stage but after his departure a deputy
Sheriff arrived in Boise from Portland
with a requisition. Sheriff Lippincott
Istarted Immediately for this place, ar
rived here Saturday night, secured his
prisoner and returned to Boise with
him, leaving here ait l O'Clock Sunday
morning. World.
Hon. r. o. johnson and wife are
spending the summer IN Germany. Re-
!cently, at festival in the town where
they are sojourning and thousands of
linen, women and children were enjoying
themselves as only Germans can, Mr.
johnson displayed from his residence a
large and beautiful American flag. The
enthusiasm its appearance created was
electric and wonderful. The multitude
WAVED handkerchiefs and loudly cheer
led as the emblem of the brave and the
free kissed the breeze. Prince and peas
liant alike did homage to the Stars and
lStripes. The incident was significant.
It showed the love existing in Germany
for the United States. and no doubt
made Mr.. johnson feel proud that he
was an American citizen. God bless
Germany and her people and the hun
ldreds of thousands of them who have
sworn earnest and complete allegiance
Ito this countrY.--Boise Democrat