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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
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WszYscy p6}roczni prenumera-
orowie GoIca ! Askry otrzymuj2
zupe}nle bezp1atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne P. t.
Wesoly Kurjerek.
Gomsec 4 Zskra czasop1smo
illustrowane, cd lat l6tu wycho-
dz9ce we L wowie e, posiad-
tresG niezmiern1e obfta, urozmaia
coma, pozytecz ina i patrYotycznaa,
przyczem zamieszcza wleksze l
mn1eisze dobre p 9 W e S IVY
chodz1 try razY ma m1esiac. w e.
Kur erek jest zupe}n1e
oddzlelnem humorYstycznem i | I u
pismem wycho~
dzl diva razy ma miesiac -- razem
tedY kazdY prenumerator otrzymu-
je m~iesiecznle pied numerow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy i przy-
Jenny pokarm W og6Ie, a "a dobry
humor ciet7 dowclp W szczegole
- redakc7- ?orecza, p1zyczem
dodaJe, re fedakcJa obydw6ch
plsm prowadzona lest W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma te ME So bvnaj mniej
lokalne, ecz %1nteresa]a ca{Y g6}
polski. Polacy 2am;eszkall W
Ameryce, znajda W n'ch Wszystko,
co 5ylko ola pokrzepien1a ducha
polskiego potrzeba, 4 obok poucza-
]2ce], interestingly l pozyteczne]
treScl Go'zco lskry, humor 1
dowcip W eso}ego Kurjer-
k a rozpedza. i'm nle]edna teskna
.c1ezka chw1le zYcia ma obczyznle,
Prenumerata pofroczna
przese}ka do Amerykl wynosi tYlko
d wa dolary. Nadse}ajacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d olary. otrzymu]e natychmiast
opr6cz pism p~owyzszych, jeszcze
franco bezp1atn9 premie: Prenu-
merowaG MONA W kazdei chwili,
zaleg1e numera. lub poczatkl po-
w1escl ma zadanie xazdY nowy
prenumerator otrzymu]e darmo.
Prenumerate z AmerYkl nal
dogodniei przesefaG doiarami pa
plerowymi W llstach rekomendo-
wanYch, lub tez przekazem poczto-
wynn pod adresem.
Administrator Gonca . kkry
~Lw6w-Lemberg
ul. hrossewskiego %
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALICYA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
swoich, lgnat do obcych;
powinnoSci. iakie iakQ Katolik

VAuLOoC I0hAO JdNO N"oOAA
Polak wobec koscioia Swletego
i spo}ec2enstwa mia}, zaniedbY'
wal, grzazt coraz g}ebiej "
zepsucie i zb}akaniu. Navel
u%pomnienia matki ME poma
galy / coraz duszniej, smutniej
byfo W chacie Wi6rkow...,
Wreszcie nastapi}o wyzwo-
lenie:: OTTO zbli&y1 sic czas, W
kt6rym tax Piotr, jak Pawe]
do woiska stana6 musieli.
Matka by}aby. sobie z%yczyia,
abY Piotrka uwolniono, ale
stafo sic wprost przeclwnie:
Paw}a, jako koniecznego do
prowadzenia gospodarstwa u
wolniono, a Piotrka wzieto.
Znowu SERGE matczYne, w
dawnem oh}akaniu, uczulo zat
do Paw}a, chloe on &adne] w
tenn why ME miat.
SHY pieniadze i pakietki do
Piotrka co chwila, co chwiIa.
Pawel widziat, ale s1owa ME
powiedzial.
Bie5ny mtodzieniec czul to
doskonale, De SERGE matki ME
ma ola niego takiel mifosci, iak
ola brata; boil go PREF.
mowa} wielki, DO on kochat
matke, jak ka2dy syn make
kochaG powinien. jake chetnie
by}by jej pad} do n6g, objat "a
kolana / zawota}: Mako ko
chana! Com zgrzeszy}. re mnie
mi}ujecie? Ale ME zdo}ai
zebrac lyle odwagi, vice
ME milczal ,gryzi sic, ale swoie
robi}. Matke otaczal najczulsza
opieka, zdmuchiwa} jej, jak to
m6wia, py} z praed n6g
czeka], czeka}, al raz wreszcie
SERGE jej i ola niego odtaje. ;.
Piotr czul sic nadspodziewa.
ME dobrze pray wo]sku, tax
dobrze, lie gdy try lata ku
kohcowi sic mia}y, postanowi}
ME odchodzic, lecz nadal PREY
woisku pozostaG.
Matka rozp}akala sic ma te
wiadomosG, ale dala Piotrowi
ma VIOLA.
Poniewaz tymc7asem bracla
do. lat doszli. przeto pewnegc
dnia przy5yl Piotr pc plenia-
DE, Odebrai ie, POI dnia ME
Gale zabawil i odjecha}.
Niedfugo potem p1zeniesiony
zostal jego pulk gdzies daleko,
W obey kraj -.
Wi6rkowa poszta ma wycug
choc ia Pawe} prosi}, ably
gospodarzyla dalej i pania W
domu bYIa. Wym6wj}a sic
choroba i staboscia, co zreszta
i prawda bylo. Zamies2kala
tedy W izdebce, 2kqd wida6
by}o droge ku miastu i W
nodlitwie i lekkiej piracy pedzi.
Ia 1ycie.
Lata bieg}y; "zdrowie jej
coraz sic pogarsza}o, slabosc
W nogach wzrasta}a, iuz z tru.
dnoscia tylko i ME zawsze
zdo}a}a precise przez izbe.
Pawel widzial to wszyslko;
sprowadzi} lekarza, dogadzal
jei, jak mogl. P~rzyjmowo}a z
niechecia, gderajac, De koszta
niepotrzebne robi. Stosunek
miedzy matka a synem uie
polepszyl sic; by} ch16d mledzY
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
MATCZYNA P0CIECHA.
- SZKIC. -
SZKIC.
(Ciag dalszy.)


oha1 Pietrek do miasta, gd2le
w biurze adwokata mla{ sic
6wiczy6 i sposobi6 ma pisarza
sadowego.
Lata SKY W domu cicho a
szybko. Starry Wi6rek garbi}
sic i pokaszIiwsc zaczyna', sta.
rosG ME radosG. | Wl6rkowe1
silly niedopisywafy, nogi je1
shabby, ME mog}a pc dawnemu
vsze eddie bye. Cate prowad7e'
ME gospodarstwa spadto ma
dorastajqcego Paw}a, kt6ry
tel cd rama do nocy pracowa1'
Mimo mIodego wieku szanowal
90 wszyscy we wsl. Ksladz
probos2cz chetnie z MIN roma
wiaI, a co sic tylko dobrego
pozytecznego we wsi dzis}o, "
tenn wszystkiem Pawef uczest-
niczyt. SERGE OLGA rosfo, matka
milcgala, spodziewa]ac sic "
cichoscl serca, De Piotrek
iednak kiedys bedzie wie)kim,
wiekszym cd Pawla. Dopoma~
gala mu TED, posY1aiac taiemnie
pieniadze.
Ale ME zauosi1o sic ma to
.Adwokat, kt6ry go najprz6d
do binra przYjaf, jul go
odd ALT. S%zczesciem, udaio sic
Pietrkowi dostaG posade u
landrata, a krotko potem u
innego adwokata.
Co O MIN W miescie VIE.
dziano5i m6wiono,n ME byfo zbyt
pochlebneln, ale Re Wiorek
ma}o kiedv | ma 'kr6tko do
m;asta przyje2d3a}, wiec maio
sic tel O synu dowiedziaf.
Nieiedns wieSc jednak pr2e-
sIakfa do wsi i przea sasiadow /,
do OLGA. Gdy jednak syna
zapvtal, czyli ia wiest praw.
DIVA, Piotrek z ohurzeniem
odpierai, jak SIG wyra2a{,
wszystkie oszczerstwa. | znowu
sz}o wszYstko starYm porzad.
kiem.,.
W TEN uderzyi piorun.
Adwokat odkrY} jakles ME
prawid}oscl W postepowaniu
Piotra, kt6re jakkolwiek
wprost karYgodne ME bylY, ale
przekonywaly, he Piotr jest
czlowiekiem ME pewnYm | ME
oodnvm zarfania. Ia tenn
posz}o, lie W miescie Mkt
Piotrka Go study przy]ac ME
chciaf, w skutek czegorad ME
Fad musiaI wr6ciG do domu,
To dobi|o OLGA. Po1o2yi sic
kr6tko potem ma }o1e bolesci,
przekarwiecaa1 kjlka tygodni /
zmar1, b}ogosFawiac obu synow,
a Piotyka napominaiqc, ably
2eszedl ze 2}ej drog'. jaka
dotad kroczyi. Pred smiercia
sporzadzik testament, W 6t6rym
gospodarstwo Pawlowi, a Pic
trowi pewna sumo pien1edzy
zapisa}.
Smutnie sic poczelo dzia6
" chacie Wi6rkow pc Smierc
OLGA. Matce sic zdawafo, lie
Piotrk zostal pokrzywdzony'
choc TAX ME bylo, DO esuma
kt6ra mu ojciec zapisa|, wieksz9
by}o, iakby mu sic, uwzgle
dniajac koszta jego wyksztai
cenia, nale2ala.
Znowu vice byl pow6d do
aalu / utYskiwania, a przvc,n.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
%oboietnosG matki

obojetnost matki -
Piotr lnaczej 0 tenn myslaf;
} diva lata % przeniesieniu sic
" dalek:e strouY, doniosl, De sic
o1enit. z kim, ME pisal. Matka
cieszy{a sic tenn wiecej, 10 "
liSclc stale, jako iona jest
dobra, a Piotr z MIA szczesllwy.
List ten podafa matka
Paw}owi do czytania. Mai on
po przeczYtaniu wprawdzie
niejedno pytanie ia jezYku,
ale ME powiedaiat ami stowa.
Zgorszyf sic jednak ME malo,
wyczytawszy, De Piotr ,zamiast
Wi6rek, Viereck, sic podpisa}.
Siadl do stolu / zaraz do brata
naplsa1, ale odpowiedzi ME
otrzYmaf.
w rok p6zniej nadszed}
list, w kt6rym Piotr donosi],
De Scranton zostai, a takAe
/ ojcem. Dzlecku dano imie
Willy.
Matka przeszukala ca}y
kalendarz, ale takiego imienia
znalesc ME mogla ME wiedziala
vice czy wnuk, CIV wnuczxa.
Ale cieszy}a sic i kazala
synowi napisa6, ably raz przecie
przybYl z iona / dzieckiem W
odwiedziny. a W takim razie
wrecay mu Ola dziecka so
talar6w ma wiazarek. By}y to
oszczednosci Widrkowej z
wycugu.
Ma to diva lata p~rzeszfo ME
by}o odpowied2i.
Wtem pred tygodniem
%przyniosl llstowy pismo do
Wi6rkowej W kt6rem Plotr
donosil, lie W przeiezdzie, ma
kilka godzin przYbedzie do
matki.
Rozradowato sic SERGE mat
czyne i cd tygodnia siada
Wiorkowa pray oknie / poglada
ku miastu, CIV ME doirzy
powozki, kt6ra jej syna PREY
wiezie.
Pawtowi zadygota}o SERGE ma
wiadomo5c o przyjezdzie brata
Jakies przeczucie powiadafo
mu, Re teraz sic rozstrzygnie,
czyli SERGE matki zdobedzie, czy
nie. Vice i on wygladal ku
mlastu
Wiorkowa spuScita zn6w oczy
ma rozaniee i zuow kilka 2iarn
przesuneia przez palce i ki|ka
Zdrowas odm6wita. Potem
znowu wyjrzala.
Me jedzie ies7cze-mysla-
la - ME jedzie tax d}ugo, a
mole SERGE sic do niego wyrYwa.
Jak tel wyglada?C1y z1neznia}?
O, niezawodnie; lyle lat go
niewidzia1am. Jego kobieta i
d2iecko..
Tu przecie1a mysl lima watek
mysli tamtej. Wi6rkowa ME
wiedzia}a, kto ona, ia jej
synowa. ;, Pan,''-tyle wledzia.
la, a nic wiecej. SERGE jei
przeczuwalo, re tel ,,panl
synowe" ME ca}kiem bedzie
kontenta, a ia mysl ia trwo-
1yla.
.-Jedzie?-Spojrza}a oknem,
jakis w6z wida6.
- To ME on, DO to- woz
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10

TUZIN pieknie wykonanych
tylko 5000. II M o T.
geneiera& Co.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10

Polecam W1elepnemu Ducho-
wiehstwu jak i szanownym lows.
rzystwom 2olsklm moi Sk{ad i Pra.
,6wnie r6znego >gatunkv Chora.
gwi, Scarf. @zmaE1, Bomee.
Beref, PafeEk tas arszafhss
wskich itp. 20 jak~najtahszej
Genie Wykonuje w~szystk'e Obsta-
lunxl jak najpunktalniej / %najsu-
m1enniej, >tp przez dziewietnascie
lat praktvki nabra}am wprawy VI
powyzszych wyrobach. Lake
Wielebnym Siostrom Folecem MOI
sk}ad wielki wyb6r KoroAl,
WelOn6w, Bukiet6w, ola
Dziewczat i Ch}opc6w, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszei Komunii swie :
tel - TAX samo nam zawsze ma
sk}adzie KorOny, Welony
ola m}odych Panien do slubn.
wszystko 90 jaknajtanszej Genie.
WP Prosze przybyc l przeko.
mac sic W Polskim Handful, zanim
sic udacle do Sk{adu narodowcscl
obcei.
z szacunklem
w. S1OlminSk3
$40 Mzuaukee ace. ChicDgo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10

Wszyscy p6{roczni prenumera-
orowie Gomca ! Zskr.y otrzymuj2
zupe}nle b%ezp1atnie drugie pism0
humorVstvnzne %. t..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.


F. z. BARKER. ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
rooms 51-52, Hooper block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31

case was called up on the order to
show cause why an injunction should
not issue preventing the Union COM
pany from retaining possession of
the properties and developing them.
w. H. Dickson and S. W. Mcdowell
appeared for the Union company and
Judge Dey for the Idaho. The latter
company made its fight upon the CAIN
that the Union had forfeited its rights
under the original contract with the
then owners of the Caribou, through
a failure TO meet the provisions of the
lease and bond. Upon this claim hinged
the rights of the Idaho company and
when the judge held that the hearing
should proceed the members of the
latter were of the opinion that things
were coming their way.
At the conclusion of the hearing the
court held that the Union company,
having received an order for posses
sion OF the property from the probate
court, there was no valid reason why
it should be enjoined from possession
of development work. providing. of
course, that a bond in the amount
named should be given. Upon the fill
ing of this security, Manager Shettle
returned to the mines and is to COM
mence extensive work at once. The
case will be tried for settlement at the
next term of the court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31

There has been no diminution of the
excitement caused by the discovery of
gold in the sands of this valley and
some extensive, if quiet, skirmishing is
being done by the three combinations
which have for some days past been
endeavoring to corner the prospective
gold fields. Repeated tests have been
made, all with practically the same
result They have proven that there
is gold in considerable quantities in
the sand, taken from whatsoever part
of the valley it may be, but now the
serious question is what process will
save the values. Probably the most
successful test made was that made by
the Utah Amalgamator, owned by
Messrs Enzensperger and Peters,
which is said TO have saved up to a
very high per cent of the assay value
in the treatment of 200 pounds of dirt
brought in from in the vicinity of the
Hanauer SmelterS, down near the river
AS has already been stated by The
Herald, the centre of attraction seems
to be in the vicinity of the old Jordan
Stock farm, for there the highest
values have been secured. 1t is said
that one of the syndicates, presumably
searching for oil lands, has secured in
the neighborhood of 600 acres of fand
along the river commencing in the
neighborhood of the Jordan farm.
These lands are held on options and
agreements to lease and the statement
is made that it is the intention of the
syndicate to commence immediate de-
velopment for gold Notices of these
claims have already been filed with the
county recorder.
Those who should know state that
assays made from sands from nearly
every section of the county have
a trace to s. or 50 per ton, some even
claiming higher returns. Up to date
none of the lOcators have been enabled
to find any free gold in the sand but
the fire tests brings out the yellow
metal 1t is the general opinion that
the gold is held in the iron black sand.
Repeated tests have been made with
cyanide but the results have not been
very satisfactory. AS before stated,
it is now a question of treatment and
when the successful one has been as
certained the extraction of gold from
the sands of this valley will, without
doubt, become the greatest thing in
this section. Up TO date there is moth
ing for the people to go wild over for
conservatism is always the best thing
TO adopt in a case of this kind. The
interested parties have had number
less assays made and all have shown
more or less values, but it is generally
admitted that the gold is not free The
test made with the Utah and the re-
turns received would indicate, how
ever, that there must be certain local.
ties where the metal contained in the
sand will amalgamate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31

EUGENE LEWIS. ATTCRNEY-AT-
law. Room 40 Postofcce Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
SHOWING MANNER ELECTRICITY.

the wool auction sales closed today with
a strong and active demand. American
buyers bought during the series 6O.OJJ
bales The continental buyers took 1885,
GOO bales and domestic $4,000. The num-
Der of bales offered today was PISS Of
which 500 were withdrawn. The fifth Sc
ries VIII open November "a
New South Wales, BIB bales; secured,
31sdG Is ID; greasy, 4l2d39d.
Queensland. 200 bales; secured, 6l2d@
is I'D; greasy. 5dG9d.
Id; greasy, IL 10l0I2d-
South Australia. LBS bales; secured, ID
Q1ld; greasy. 4lzdUSd.
Tasm ?ania, So bales; greasy, 6dNF2d.
New Zealand, 2.163 bales; secured, 9l2dd
Is 12d; greasy. 4a4dG Tod.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal AZ
hales; secured, 7'4d01s I'D; greasy, 5dQ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
SUMMONS.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
Tor the Third judicial district of Utah
territory. county IT salt Lake Emma o.
)obbS plaintiff, vs. John James DObbs de-
Iehuah summons. The people of the ter
Iltory oil tan send greeting: To John
James Dob5s, defendant. You are hereby
required 10 appear III an action brought
against you 10y the abOVe-nameI plaiDtif
III the district court Of me Third judi
cial district of the territory of Utah and
TO answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive of the day OF
servlce) after The service on YOU OF this
SUmmOns-if served within this county:
OF, II served out Of this county but IN
this district, WITHIN twenty days, other
wise within forty days or judgment by
default Will be taken against Won. ac-
cording to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action IS brought Ia have
decree of this court diSSolViu9 the bonds
of matrimOny existing between plaintiff
ana defendants; awarding to plaintiff the
custody 81 the minor children, issue of
said marriage; requiring defendant to pay
into court a. reasonable sum TO defray the
expenses OF this action and for counsel
Their sum as altmony as 10 the court
may seem equitable for plaintiff SUP
port during tendency hereof-and for
general relief; pTayeI on the following
grounds, to-wit: That in May, 1898, the de-
PENDANT Wiliiully and without cause dc-
serted ard abandoned Plaintiff, and has
ever since continued AMI still does con-
tinue TO so wilfully ana without cause
desert and abandon her, ard TO live sep
arate and apart from plaintiff. without
any sufficient cause or reason and against
her will and without her consent; and
that for more than TWO years last past
defendant has failed to provide for plain
tiff or her children the common neces-
saries of life having the ability so TO do
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the said com
plant as above required, the said plain
tiff viii apply 10 the court Tor the relief
demanded therein.
Witness. the Hon. Samuel A. Mer-
ritt Judge, and the seal of the
district court of the Third judi
(SeaI) cial district. in and for the terri
tory OF Utah, this I'D day of July
in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and
Einety-nve.
DAVID c. DUNBAR,
Iex GEO d. LOOMS. Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
James II. Moyle. plaintiffs attorney
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS 5.

Frank Wilson to Elizabeth J. Wilson,
part lot IS, block q, Ten acre plat
A ..--...-........ ..--..-.; -
c. W. Cook ct uX to j. II. Hedges,
interest in the Vulcan lode. ......... L.
Samuel Dinsmore to William a.
Robertson, interest in Ophlr Quartz
lode Observation-Disclosures. $500.
Salt Lake County TO Finley r.
Parks, lots i'll block 9, Lake View
amende plat ....-..--.-..-...-....-
2. Schwartz to Finley r. Parks,
lots %, % p. block ., Lake View.
Rose Shepherd ct al, to Samuel f.
Myers, part section /, township L
south, range l eaSt...................
Hyrum Covey ct uX, to Phillip Phin-
egan, part lot l, block IS. plat D.. L.
Samuel Woodmansee ct uX. to Carrie
Cain, lots -, %, block l, East Wa
terlOO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lie Grande Young ct Tx, to John +.
Williams, lost in block 80, Sandy
StallCn ........-...-.-.....-. ...-......-.
Martin 5. Gunnerson ct al, to John
+. Williams, lot ,, block SIS, Sandy
Ephraim Caffal ct uX, to Jennie CT.
Lynch, lots in block l, Walkers
subdivision ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Pioneer Loan and Homestead aSsoci-
alton to Mrs. Anna NJ. Westertield,
lots in block 5, Thorndike addition.
George f. Isdan ct al. by marshal, to
Nellie NJ. Wall, lots u, 30. block >,
South Main Street addition, plat A l.:
W. +. Hubbard to Carrie Cain, lots
-, %, block l, East Waterloo......
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
WALL STREET..

NEW YORK. July 3o-The return to
the treasury department. Of sold with
drawn from export this month and the
raising of the gold reserve 10 the hisn
Jewel passed Ennoticed, DIS dill the recent
gold Withdrawals. The stock market
opened active bat irregular. The sugar
Clique moved that stock ZIP l per cent
\ rumor 20 the effect that lead would be
put on a dividend basis, induced good
'.uying OF that stock and sent Il up !
cent. ssouri Pacific was bought by
-ide int arests and advanced l per cent
In the general market reaIlza tons were
I inauSrlra red and =; fractional decline tooi'
place with the granger The market
closed IRREGULAR bI:r a ainTity OF The list
shows fractional declines.
Bonds were less animated and Irregular
The sales were $3.30l 0G9.
Money on call, easy al J per cent; prime
nercantiie paper, 364 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong Wltn actuai
business in bankers bills at i.9UG 40,
for demand and 4S0dAS0;z for sixty days;
posted rates. 1890 l9o ana 49ea4.9l;
commercial bills, 4.SSl4G4S6l2' SILVER Ger
tificates 65i4 G05i2.
6iovernnicnt bonds. firm; state bonds.
Inactive: railroad bonds, irregular; petro-
ieum closed III bid.
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TWO DAYS, BOARD FREE.

The Rio Grande Western railway
agents VIII, beginning on July /, sell
excursion tickets to Glenwood Springs
and return via the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad at S19. These tickets
will be good three days from date of
sale, and will include two days board at
the Hotel Colorado and two baths in
She famous Glenwood Springs. The
Hotel Colorado at Glenwood Springs
is the finest and best hotel in Colorado.
The Rio Grande Western agents will
also sell excursion tickets to Glen
wood Springs via the famous Denver
& Rio Grande railroad, good thirty
days for so. or sixty days for $25.
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Nf1I0ANTD. IIy ~.
Cattle were in fairly active demand at
yesterdays advance; common 20 choice
native steers, 3.i005.TO: bulk ditto. 4.5On
5.25: COWS 175d3.S5: bulls, 2.00N350; west
ern rangers, 3G5GL59 for common 10
choice steers.
Light hogs of good quality as usual sold
decidedly the best today Assorted choice
light hogs, 5.25, o. l5c. above good lights;
light, 4.S0n5.25. heavy, 4.590I.l9, common
10 choice mixed choice, 4.G5Gt5.U5: pigs, 4.VU
Qf.75; culls. 2@dL40
Sheep and lambs were in good demand
1T an advance of about 10c. The offer
inSs embraced a good proportion Of west
saIeable at 310N375; common TO choice
native sheep soil II z.00ft.09; spring
lambs were in good demand at 30 Tor
culls up 10 459a5-50 for choice to extra.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; calves, :,oOJ; hogs
s. nn. sheen. 1000
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UNION PUT UP BONDS.
Neither Side Victorious in the Carl
bOu Mining Contest.

With the understanding that the
Union Mining and Milling company
should put up bonds in the sum of
$1,000, Judge Standrod yesterday or
dered that the temporary possession
of the Caribou group of gold claims.
located north of Soda Springs, should
be vested in the company and the lat
ter also allowed TO work the proper
ties. The bonds were put up with
out delay. This decision made by the
judge was the result of a partial hear
ing at Pocatello on Monday and yes
terday for the purpose of determining
the claims of the Union and Idaho
companies to the mines named. The
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BOSTON, July 30.-The wool market for
the week ending today presented no
special features. The sales continue
large but abnormal, about 100000 pounds
having been handled. The greater part,
in fact about all of this has gone to man
ufacturers on straight buying. Austria
Ian woods continue 10 show much
Strength. The following prices are quot
ed: Territorial woods: Montana fine me-
dunn, HAP; secured prices, 26a2S; Mon
tana medium. 14G16, secured prices S2@
So; Australians secured basis combing
superfine, 40; combing good, 59Qh
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Sioux Foundation In.

The foundation and retaining walls
for the Sioux mill are now in and the
superstructure will speedily be going
up. Good progress is also being made
with the construction of the road
around the hill from the mine to the
plant. The completion of this high
way and that from the Utah to the
Rio Grande Western will give a good
road clear across and around the
mountain. 1t is anticipated that the
Utah road will be ready for traffic by
the first of the coming week.
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Rushing the Construction.

General Manager Grothe of the
Poorman Consolidated Mining COM
pany 0imited) is again in the city on
special business connected with the
extensive improvements he is making
at the properties of the company near
Silver City. Ida. The gentleman
states that he anticipates having the
new mill completed and ready for
operation within the next two months,
a also the wire tramway. Good pro-
gress is being made with the con-
structiOn work
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the flow of water from the Romans
vile system and the company is said
to be assured of an ample supply for
all immediate needs. The develop
ment work in the properties continues
and shipments of ore are not nearly
so heavy as was formerly the case.
About sixty tons are being taken out
daily. Members of the directory state
that the prospecting work being car
ried on is showing up some very good
country and the general outlook is
improved. Three BurleighS are cut
ting away in the mines.