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WEST CHESTER, July 25 - saac Brinley.
farmer living near Hopsweli Furnace
Chester county, fonpd ball Of msteoric
iron deeply embedded in the ground near
bis house yesterday He states that on
"Wednesday night last while standing in
his doorway ho heard q hlssiDg sound
and at the same time observed brilliant
ball OF hrs falling from the heavens.
After overcoming his surprise he
instituted a search and found q spot
where the earth had been torn up Ia his
wheat field Upon digging down few
feet he was rewarded by finding the ball
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Trouble IN tho Dineen Home Settled.

The charges brought by Mrs. Lizzie
Dlneen, Of Hock'ssin. against her hus
band, Dennis, for desertion, and his
sister In law, Mrs Maggie Murphy, for
abduction Of her year-old cblld, were
settled amicably before Magistrate
McWhorter yesterday. aud everything is
o K IN the Dineen household now.
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The Electric Construction and Supply
Company. formerly Of No East Eighth
street, have removed to No West Sixth
street where they are now prepared TO
serve their patrons with the tame
promptness aud moderate prices IS has
always been thcir custom Telephone No
$40
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Renl rstnte Trantferrnd.

Transfers Of real estate have been fled
to day as follows: Alfred Gswthrop to
John Skipski, property on Jackson near
Linden stree Frank NJ Smith TO
hubert Cassidy, property on Union
street near Thirteenth.
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nIore rral.e for rhat Mar,h

Every musician who sees the Even
ing J.ulAal March" pays a high oompli-
ment to the marsh and the composer, w.
Il Eberle IL is a sprightly two step with
a pleasing melody AMI tastefully arranged
All the way through. Every pianist should
have copy Of 1t. For sale at all music
storea
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nonrht n for a9.ooO.

Mrs ArRbslla F Dougherty, admin
istratrix, sold st public sale at the Court
House tLis morning the handsome VAu
Barren street residence 1t was bought
In BY Judge Ball, her attorney. for
&3 600
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PROPOSALS
.RQp0gaTG

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING PRO
I pnsals Will be received hY y ard Of Po-
1926. for fuInii hing l3 fall and winter uni-
forms. including % helmets, for police force
E5cn proposal must be- accompanied by
samples. JOHis r.. DOLAN.
Chief OF tolice
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AnnPonnd.
4ca Pound.

Dunlap, Eighth and Tatnall streets,
car load Of fsh direct TO Wilmington from
Fishing Bsnks this afternoon and 10 NOR
row. Bring taskets aud paper Trout &c ID /;
sea bass, Sc 10 blue dsh, Sc DUNLAP,
S5h and Tatnali SITS.
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Choice date Of season, Augustine Mills'
excursion, Atlantic City Saturday, July 27.
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once Seventh and King, Phone 545.
b T. Sergeant dealer In coal and wood
eE- A large load Of wood for $1.t0
GB- Large pea coal for family use.
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MWnIMma9 nAnEln.

FENHE HOTEL REGISTER,
a The representative organ OF the hotel
interests, read at All Of the principal Of the
ninety thousand hotels, restaurants and clubs
OF America. and largely in Europe.
] g nowpubliehing a LISp or THE BFST
PAPERS adapted for hotel advertising. The
hotels Of America eSpend SIX MILLIONS
papers }
:. IL is now publishing a complete list Of all
Summer Resort Hotels classified, and places
among the very first the United States and
the Grand Union, Saratoga; the Hotel Cham
plain, Clinton County, Lake Champlair; the
Hotel Berlin. Lake Bopatcong, n. J the
West End Long Branch, etc etc.
~ Is the only paper publishing All about all
SORTS.
Send 10 cents for SUMNER EDITION, CT
order Of American News Company, or at any
hotel or Of any newsdealer.
Inc Hotel Register and Tourist Agency
Headquarters for all hotels, rates, rating and
general information.
THE HOTEL REGISTER COMPANY, Z
Warren ST eet. New York.
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RUsTNrss opPoRruNrrIps.


E,OR sALE-FIRsT- CLASS MEAT. OYS-
i ter, Fish and Provision stand. Address
M, TIL office.
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FOR SAKE.

nor SALE--A BRAND NEW WOMAN's
- BICYCLE with pneumatic tires. Can be
seen at the Evening journal Office.
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81 EWlNa MACnINEs.

- C'DONALD. II East Seventh street,
Brand new s5S msebines redncsS IN ala
Sls and 50 All makes TO select from.
Singer, Wheeler ~ Wilson, New Home, Do-
mosUc, White, standard and AL other makes
Any machine sonf'on trial, free, SIX months for
cash, two years on inatallments Send postal
j. II. O'DONALD.
No. - East Seventh Street.
Amy machine repaired. 80 cents rp.
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.rchestra.

Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
to and from the beach free Of charge.
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Table and service firat-clAss.
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OTICE.-TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE..
i llIIN and arhnnl q ~. El.r I.n.

~ City and school taxes for 1885
The undersigned, receivers of taxes for the
city OF Wilmington, will he at No. 10 East
sixth street, between Market and King
streets, duriGg the months Of July and
August, 1888, between the hours OF and IL ia
the morning aud from2 . o 6 in the afternoon.
Tor the purpos, OF receiving taxes. On all
taxes paid during July there win be a reduc-
ton of cents on every dollar and on all
taxes paid on and after the first day Of August
shall be payable without deduction afore-
said and all taxes unpaid on the ist day Of
September shall be increased by the addition
OF per centum OF the amount thereof.
Edmund MITCHELli, Ir
Receiver Of Northern district, inclucing all
north of sixth street.
EUGENE M. SAVERS,
Receiver Of Southern district, including all
south of sixth street.
90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
~ Company's new gallery. Finest in city.
Great reduction ia prices. 40l4 Market
street. above Fourth
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Sixteenth year under the same management,
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RolnoVai

For a full day pleasure GO with Augus.
tine Mills excursion. SATURDAY. July %
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NnTTNNs

NOTICE-THIs IS no INFORM MY PA
IN irons and friends that Ii. ID. Tayloe Is 20
longer in my employ and warn all persons
against paying any money to any one unless
with written authority on our account. w u.
MARTIN 4 CO.. BIS Shirley street
DEBPHTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS
i ISOLATION. new series. Ths 33rd series
first payment due Tuesday, July "a. Shares
can be obtained on that day or on Tuesday
and Friday evenings of every week az the
Office. northeast corner Fifth snd Shipey
streets, LEA FUSEY, President.
MM. III. GInRONs. Secretarv.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. }.

THE MANSION,
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NJ QIlOE,-- D. LEVNfs CONFIDENTIAL.
4 LOAN OFFICE, rsOanls ana 3, Exchange
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PRO- lRlK Of all descriptions nt low rates
qt interest, buys and selle WATCHES,
DlAMQNDe AND ALL KINDS OF
AFWELRK.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until 5 O'Clock. Also furniture
't~~ad ~ invsFeat -ator
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CFARnEs McanAnE.
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WILMINGTON FURNITURE
AND

All kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil
Ras and gasoline stoves called for. thoroughly
oYerhauled ana returned at q moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up In the fall Address or call,
1915 ORANGE. STREET. Wilmington, Del.
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Receiver Of Southern district, Including all
south of sixth street.
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hQNuEl4SbEtNtfhtt.M Ms d..
LIE 6i6 MARKET STREET,
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
n the Universities Of Vienna, Austria, and
New York Oily, In the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and wills Bye Hospital
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and gunran.
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
DECLARED ANOTHER DIVIDEND.
Utah Mining Company Will Pay One
on the Fifteenth.

Utah Mining Company VIII Pay One
on the Fifteenth.
The board of directors of the Utah
Mining company, operating in the Fish
Springs district, has just declared an
other dividend of 1 cent per share on
the capital stock of the company. pay
able On the 18th of the present month
This means the distribution of 1000,
quite a respectable sum for one
months earnings, when it is taken
into consideration that the ores from
the mines of the company must be
hauled by wagon from Fish Springs
to Deseret, then shipped north at big
expense and sold on the open market
At prices which are shamefuliy low.
But for. the fact that the company is
the owner of d great group of rich
mines. it could not continue operations
and pay dividends, be they ever so
slight.
IL was with a great deal OF pleasure
that the stockholders of the company
last month received their first dividend
for long time, the profits having been
applied up to that date in paying off
judgments and other debts. Il present
indications are not misleading the
monthly distribution of earnings will
continue. and it is anticipated that
there will even be an Increase IN the
amount per share.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09

Through compromise being effected
there was no sale yesterday at noon
Of the stock OF the Ajax Mining com
pany upon which the recent assessment
of cents per share was delinquent,
The treasurer of the company receiving
the amount of the assessment and all
costs There were $500 shares adver-
tised as delinquent, 1000 of which
stood in the name of NJ II. Hennesey,
and the remaining 1850 in the names
of W. l. Snyder and Henry Shields, as
trustees for Vanentine f. Clays.
For some time past there has been
suit pending in the district court, in
volYing the ownership of the CLAWS
stock. and it was awaiting final adju-
dicatior. Clays sued Shields and Sny-
der for the shares, but under the pro-
visions Of the compromise the court
records Will be cleaned off and all pro-
ceedingS set aside at the request of the
plaintiff. In the settlement Snyder and
Shields gave up to ClayS 5000 shares
of the stock, and it is said that $50
shares went to the attorneys involved
in the fight as their share of the spells.
The remainder OF the block was re-
taineS'by Shields and Snyder, and they
now obtain clear title to the stock.
Clays and his attorney claim a great
victory through the compromise. 1t is
not generally known. but the assess
ment on the stock involved in the dis
pute was paid by Samuel Mcintyre s
agent, and it is understood Mr.. Nc
Intyre has secured the 5000 shares
transferred to Gays, thereby showing
his faith in the Ajax properties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09

than ever before, there being in the
neighoorhood of 800 pounds OF the
ore. AS before, the test was made in
the Crawford mill at the Eagle
foundry by George II. Haven, one of
the owners Of the Crawford patent,
and although the assays of the tall
ings have not yet been completed. the
indications are that the machine made
a good saving of the value in the ores,
which came from the mines of Hon.
Robert c. Lund and those of MessTs,
WINS and Grant. ali in Cedar Basin,
however.
The consignment Of ores was receiv-
ed in the city the other day and sent
TO the sampler, preparatory to the
test in the Crawford. The average
value was asceTtained yesterday
afternoon and the returns came fully
UP to the expectations of the gentle
men interested. They showed that the
gold is there and that it is free NH
ling. While the propositions are
what may be termed low grade, yet.
it is said the quantities of ores are
there to make the properties very
valuable and paying propositions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdeg
Worlds Fair Highest Mede. AID Diploms.
HAYKEN IS COMING.
Andrews Furniture Man VIII Come
IN Hinr, tn Testify Thfa Month

Andrews Furniture Man VIII Come
to Zion to Testify This Month.
1t was stated ON the street yesterday
that information had been received
from Denver to the effect that as soon
as Judge Dey returns from the east,
which will be about the 10Th, Martin
Hayken. the agent of the Andrews
Furniture company, will come 10 Salt
Lake. and will ask to be placed on tho
stand by the county attorney and al
lowed TO testify. Not only that, but
the attorneys for the firm are said to
contemplate the introduction of some
testimony which. if the court will lis
ten to it, will go a long ways in the
direction of contradicting that gwen
by Swiney and Weary. 6e<eral bank
ers Of this city will be asked TO come
and testify, the FURNITURE company
guaranteeing all the expenses of tha
hearing.
II appears that Weary Sold furniture
to several parties in this city, who
while not finding any fault with the
quality are ready to affirm that he
charged them greater figures by far
than the Andrews company did the
city and county. Several other mat
tiers are ready TO be put in 10y Dey &
Street and it is anticipated the fun will
be lively when the show opens again,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
Placers Are Operating.

Advices received from the California
placers of the North Fork Mining COM
pany, a Utah corporation, are to the eff
feet that sllicinS has now commenced
and good work is being done by the new
is tearing down the gravel banks to bed
rock and tire indications are that the
clean up will give quite a quantity of
gold. J. A. Bro WI, of Iowa, one Of the
heavy stockholders, who was in this city
the other day, will 80 out to the placers
for the purpose of experimenting the
clean up. which IS TO take place about
the middle of August.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
FOUND HIS BIKE.
JOhns0n's Wheel Was Sold to q
SpriugviIIe Man


SpriugvilIe Man.
Some time ago c. L. Johnson had his
League chainless bicycle stolen while
1t was in front of his shop and the
authorities were Immediately set in hot
pursuit. Since that time Sam Park,
who has had several wheels stolen
lately, and has been prospecting out
through the country in the hope of
finding some of them, discovered that
machine of Johnson's kind had re-
Gently been purchased by Joe Houtz.
who lives just out of Springville. The
machine was identified and in a few
days will be returned to its owner.
From tie story told by Mr.. Houtz it
appeared that a young man of hand
some person and smooth tongue made
his appearance along the road the morn
ing after the wheel was stolen. 1t was
just after the break of dawn and the
young man was tired ana dusty How
ever, ne succeeded il selling the
wheel to Mr.. HoUtz, representing that
he Was stranded and in need Of a
little ready cash. lie parted with his
beloved steed for a very low price
and vanished down the road, walking
with jaunty step.
The bicycle will be returned to Mr..
Johnson and Mr.. Houtz, who mas 4
good description of the slick yoush,
will start a pursuit that may prove
pretty warm before it is ended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
MORNING STAR DEVELOPMENTS.
Shipments of Machinery aud Sup
plies Going From Hero.

plies Going From Here.
Extensive developments are now
being carried on at the Morning Star
mine in the vicinity of Silver City.
Ida, and shipments of machinery and
supplies are to be sent north from
this city within the next week or ten
days by George NJ. Scott & Co. the
orders having been placed by the
management OF the property some
time ago, with the understanding that
movements were to be made upon
notice. The Morning Star enjoys the
reputation OF having produced mil
lion and half in high grade ore way
back in the sixties. 1t has long lain
idle on account of tedious litigation.
but the conflicting claims glave been
merged or adjusted within the last
few months and the mine is now
nearly ready to resume production on
a large scale and under favorable
conditions. The new management
have erected a new shaft, pumped out
the accumulation of water, and put
the cd workings in proper condition
again. These former workings were
on the north side Of the shaft only,
but Manager Barry has reason to be-
lieve that the south side is Just as
rich. At the 220 level, where the old
workings stopped, the vein is five
feet wide between walls. y very rich
ore BODY was discovered about the
middle of last month, masses Of which
show streaks of almost pure gold and
make as handsome specimens as can
De found in the camp. Considerable
stopping has been done between the
first and second levels, and some high
grade ore taken ont. The shaft il
now down about $50 feet, and at the
depth of 500 feet, which MI Barry
xpects to reach during this month, a
'ourth level viii be driven.
The Morning Star people are about
0 start second shaft. 500 feet dis
ant from the Cd shaft, and on
arallel vein. They have also practi-
ally decided to erect a new mill of
bout fifty tons daily capacity and
salt Lake viii secure her share OF
he trade which will be worked UT
'uring the construction and subse-
.uently. Ores from the property are
ow being tested in the old Lincolr
ill, on which the Morning Star PEG
te have a lease. but five out of the
wenty stamps being dropped in the
vorking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
Attention. Democrats.

All Democrats male and female) OF
the Nineteenth ward are requested to
meet at Derbridges' hall on Tuesday
evening next at o'clock for the
purpose OF electing officers of the
Nineteenth Ward Democratic society.
for the election of delegates to attend
the convention to be held at the
theatre on July Is, and for transact
ing any other business that may come
before the meeting.
HANK BARNES, President.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09

Saturday, July - All Democrats of
the Eleventh ward viii be entitled to
vote by signing a mem bership card
Of the society. Cards may be had of
any Of the officers of the club.
After the election of delegates an
interesting programme OF speeches
and songs will be held. Remember
the time OF meeting is Thursday,
July II, at the cid Eleventh ward
SchoolhouSe.
ARTHUR HUBERT. President
WILLIAM c. JENNINGS.
Secretary.
CHARLES LIVINGTON.
Chairman Executive Committee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
BLEW IN A THIRD STACK.
Cermania SHELTERS Did Not Long
Continue Operating with Short
Caplci.y.

An increase was yesterday made in
she number of stack being operated ct
the shelters in the valley, the Ger
mania blowing in a. third, that which
was retired on Friday of last week
The increase in ore receipts made it
necessary to resume the operation of
the third furnace. This makes a total
Of but five stacks in blast at the smelt-
ers, tf.s Pennsylvania being silent, ex-
cept for The roasters. which are doing
their usual work. Repairs are being
made on the recently damaged blower
at the Pennsylvania, and it is thought
that the furnace viii be blown in at
once.
Receipts of ore at the smelters is
now heavier than for over year past
but the silicious predominates and
none of the plants are overstocked
with lead ores. The Hanauer may re-
sumo work with the third stack re-
Gently blown out within the next few
days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
shining Its Concentrates.

The Mammoth is making its monthly
shipments of concentrates and yesterday
ten carloads were cleared through tho
local agency of the Philadelphia Smelling
company, to which the shipments ara
made. There are other movements to be
made by the company. including some
copper ore shipments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
NO SALES WERE MADE.
A Compromise Involving Ajax
Mining Company Stock.
CLAYS CLAIMS A VICTORY.
RECEIVED SOME OF THE TRUSTEE
STOCK AND SOLD OUT.

other Dividend-Germania Smell
ters Now Have Three Furnaces in
Biast-Receipts of Ore Are In
crcasing-Extensive Developments
Being Made at the Morning Star
Mine in Idaho-Cedar Basin Gold
Ore Test-GeReraI Mining News.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
Broke the Record.

Kansas City, July S.-The Consolidated
Kansas City Smelling and Refining com
pany, on July 3, broke the record for all
previous days volume of business. On
that day the output was 1850 ounces Of
that day the output was 80 ounces CT
silver, eight cars of lead and two of cop
per. The value of the entire prouuct was
about $50, coo.
The days work was the largest re-
Gently done by any smelter in the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
Doing spIendid Business.

General Manager Jacobs, of the Salt
Lake & AIercur railroad, came il from
Mercur last evening and stated that his
little system is doing great business in
both freight and passengers During the
month of June the ore tonnage alone was
but little short Of 5000 tons and the other
traffic was highly satisfactory The road
is delivering about 160 tons of ore daily
TO the Mercur mill and the plant is TAX
ing care Of The entire lot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
BULLION FROM THE SPANISH.
Run at the Plant is Proving '.ery
Successful.

Another bar Of sold-silver bullion was
yesterday received from the Spanish mill
in Bingham, which is operating on ores
from the Old Spanish one of the pro-
perties of the Niagara group. 1t was
valued at about $500 and was the pro
duct of but a short run. The work OF
the mill is reported to be first-claSs by
C. L. Bemis. who brought the bullion in
from the camp. Its value was placed to
the credit Of the interested parties in the
Bank OF Salt Lake.
With the exception of the Stewart No.
2. all OF the mills in the Old Reliable are
now operating and with good results.
Manager Legs, of the lead mill. was in
the city yesterday, and to a Herald re-
porter stated that the run on Yosemite
ores has just been completed and the
plant is now treating ores from the
Northern Light group To date all OF
the operations have been very successful
and the saving of values nigh. The Com
mercial is doing good work and the con-
contractor OF the Old Jordan and Galena
takes care of Il heavy tonnage OF ores
from the properties of the company
iallN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
SUNSHINE BEING DuvELoFEDa
Great Ore Bodies VIII Be Blocked
Out Ready For Extraction.

The owners of the Sunshine have de-
cided upon an extensive system Of de-
velopments, and by the date of the CON-
pletion OF the mill, some splendid ore
bodies will have been blocked out in ad-
dition TO those uncovered in the old work
ings of the properties AS fast as ;rt three
which recently made connection with the
original network Of tunnels and drl ba
All been in splendid ore As depth is at
tanned the riches Of The Sunshine ,1 group
become more extensive and the proper
ties are now in . position 10 produce as
much ore as the mill will take care OF
for many years to come the grace OF
the ore is also high and jumping up n
certain sections Of the mines.
Work on the sugerstructure OF the mil
buiIdin- tas now commenced, ard the
contractor is rushing things ahead with
all the speed possible, in order that ne
may have work completed within the
specified time. All Of the work being
done is of d very substantial nature ana
the Sunshine people Will have mouel
mill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
Few Changes of Record.

Colonel Wall is in from Ophir and at the
Cullen. He reports matters and things in
the Ophir and Stockton districts about
the same as for some weeks past Some
slight increase has been made in the ship
ments OF concentrates from the Ophir-
Hill and about twenty-five tons are daily
being sent 10 the valley shelters
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
At Farmers Ward.

A meeting of the Democratic So
ciety of Farmers ward is hereby
called to meet at the old school house
on Wednesday evening the 10th day
of July, 1895, at s o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of reorganizing and the
election of delegates to the territorial
convention to be held in Salt Lake
city July Is, 1895. All Democrats are
respectfully invited and requested TO
attend The ladies especially are in
vited as there will be prominent lady
speakers in attendance.
A c.. DYER, President.