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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-18

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MATE OF :. D.. BILLS RECEIVABLE.
90
Bal. July /, 1896. 900 90
Bal Jan. /, 1895. 5000 90
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-18

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

4 :. NTVNEE.
Attorney for Administrator.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-18

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

-Four Italian prisoners we're shot from.
ambush in Colorado.
Treasurer Taylor Of South Dakota has
been captured iu Mexico.
Five negroes were killed AMI seven
people wounded In race riot growing
out Of labor troubles a. New Orleans.
81 paups Roman Catholic Church ut
Omaha was seized by a mob. Two OF
the assaiunts we're shot bY Father Kar
minski, who ls nov 10 jail
The Supreme court Of the nation has
refused 10 interfere with the sentence Of
johnson Jacob, iuli-booied Choct aw
under sentence IN be shot for the MUIR.
der oi bic wife he will be shot Friday
The Yale faculty has voted 10 prohibit
the freshman class from PLAYING any
baseball ibis wear outside OF New Haven,
Or with other college ninot anywhere,
m punishment for the action Of the
freshmen IN ereatinga disturbance al
the Gleo Climb concorl here In February
Guthrie, okla, March l2.-Ailcr be-
ing ont four days the jury to-day nc.
Quilted George II. Dnrr Of the charge OF
killing Simon II. Foss Three weeks
ago Durr discovered his sister Gerlie in
a comprising position with Foss, who
wac wealthy cattleman. personal
encounter resulted, DUR being badly
beaten, and Foes suffering the loss Of ab
eve. A deadly ieud existed from that
time on. Floss had fired the barr dwell
ing ana killed John burr father Vt
George 10 December, 1903. fuss was
tried for both crimes, bat acquitted.
When Fos- left the courtroom tree
man, yolng puu shot him from behind
withadp0ble-uauel'edshoisun, literally
mliue um wi.h sho. and scattering Co.'s
brau an thc sidewalk after he md
NH.J Hu Du nuu.ta ioHay
m,ots win public approval
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

TELEGRARHlC


Riot law has been proclaimed 81 New
Orleans by Governor Foster.
Two more Italians have been lynched
NJ Wslsenburg, Colo. Italy has en-.
tered q protest.
wilkinson Of Weber has been arrested
IN San Francisco on the Ogden indict-
ment for election frauds.
Gibraltar, March l3,-The Spanish
cruiser "Ne'na Regcnlr' i- believed To
have ioundercd of the coast Of Morocco
during a recent gale. She had Grew
OF l2O officers aud men, Pieces OF one
OF her boats and semaphoro flags have
osen picked up near Ceula and fariia.
The remains Of Victor Hugo were
placed IN the Pantheon 10 Paris.
A cablegram lrom Yokohams reports
the loss Of the sealing schooner "George
Peabody IN japanese waters. llerrrew
and cargo are saved
1t b. said that new gun has been I'M
vented at Springfield o.. disahargiug
louO shots per minute. ltis operated
by ele9tricityond Is eighty feet long.
The Americas bark "Colusa," bound
from Puget Sound for Shanghai with
lumber, isnow lO2 dave out, and grave
fears are entertained for her safety.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
UIESEIEH.

Mr.. John Lyihgoe of Kaysyille wa.
here visiting his father this week. lie
had narrow escape from death shori
time ago. While unloading q loaded
gun, the charge wont Of and took one
Of his fingers or and burnt aud other.
wise injured his hama. People should
always handler gun a. tit we're loaded,
whether II Is or not, and great many
accidents could then be avoided.
The beautiful spring weather Of the
lasI few days made M almost forget
that 1t WAS only March, but the sudden
change on the 18Th makes us fully realize
that u good coat is friend not 10 be
dospised, after ALL
Born, TO the wife Of Alma r.. Richin.
on the llth inst, u son. Mother and
child doing well, and the father with
kind attention, likely to recover
A committee consisting Of Thoms.
Britton, Jr,, ileury ". Bachelor and
William Brewer have been appointed
TO get mp select ball for the benefit
Of Alex Street, recently called to go on %
mission, The music will give their
services free, and IL Is To be hoped that
the ioiks viii turnout and make q good
benefit for him.
The eclipse rs seen from here, wasa
beautiful sight, and many and varied
were the ideas OF SOM, ramr ling 400
eclipse. Aswp me lo bs favored NIthH
similar event. o. pia. c.IpH %. tHH
moon aH ,Hsusl.a' H.numh. h
It isu c'earu.sut. ulr yulH .a.a gN-
the two eclipse in Que year will likely
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

Lord kosebory Is seriously ~.
The Idaho legislature ailourns.
Geneml iosecans ID ~ ON hb ranch
near R,dondo, Cal.
Leopold Won Ritter Hacher Masieh,
the Polish novelist h dead,
Cavalry ha- been ordered 10 the
UnntilA reservation to suppress
troubles.
The bill To prohibit the alien owner
ship Of lands In Missouri was passed by
the House.
The Japanese have occupied Kokan
and s boz Chow, the port of New Chwng.
They hayo also assumed the protection
Of foreign residents.
4 plucky Minnesota woman toleg-
raphrr overheard robbers plot train
wreck. She wired the dispatchers,
warming them, and then pat the robbers
90 flight with o revolver.
That better times prevail in western
Kansas is evidenced by the fact that
twelve western counties have notified
Governor Morrill, that they are in need
oi 300 further outside aid,
Thc aaauno. Jennie %. rarsu bas
boon "ui 900 Fou1ndm ln. ol
account oil delefts in her clearance
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

aud John olson FROM gu instrument
90, writing tut, us- pr dur,d tn cpu,t Dc
-,rms that h.W. Eerul bought tine
-i"igh-. lmt uo, h'iur ahlc 10 pay Tor
them. ihr, urr, '1 be- returned tu the
Hr.t OWNER Mr.. Lambert. Mr.. Fcuil
cold them to John Olson Tor fi5. aud in
lHr end Int latter wu compelled to
turn thcm over 90 Mr. Lambert aud pay
costs
W. ID. stevens ht- been very busy
u the courtroom this week. one VIM.
Walkcr suorc out complaint changing
Ednarl Dtnny with killing fish with
giant powder The tnal IS set for the
2ird ol 90. month
gentleman from Park City aud john
I rwk % tamJ we're tnu lawyers in the
Lambert and icuil Olson ease.
/ ia. Marchaut vas uu the streets OF
Oakley Monday.
/ s.. bro. Lyon. haa hrcu ag,ta.ins th,
telephone line Through this part ot tu,
rouuty. we would -ay that we are ready
to dc our part, md would suggest tina.
| Wau-hip Ruckport, reoa, oakley and
F, KamIs call % meeting ot tbcy- respective
places oi voting 10 hc held 900 the 3otl
day %, March, tu scicet committee
Of three from each precinct 20 NICE
ut Pcoa ON saturday, April 9TH, at
O'Clock y. NJ, at Merchants hall, u
transact such business as1s required q
get % line started.
wcl Miles haI hi- ncw residence al
most completed.
Levi Pearson built & nice it'll, ros
dcucc on his farm this winter Noi
he bus the cage. next will be- the bird.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

TANNfNANf warren WV
HAIRY Hayward has boon loauI gu,lt,
OF murder iu the lirsi degree.
Sew YORK, March S.-rhu American
Protective Tuiu league announces the
appointment of Auhur h. Thomas, Of
Salt Lake Cit,, a- yicc.prcsilrnt. aud
llpber N. Wcl..oi Suit Lake cry, na
secretary for Utah.
Madrid march, ga dispatch from
Havana s,y. General Garnch Yesterday
defeated the rch lsat los Ncrros. cnpuu-
ing their camp aud aqumtity Of arms.
Five rchcls we're killed.
Huntington. Va. Mnrch s. Ye.tcr.
dav afternoon Rev. Elijah Teller, who
lives on Pigeon creek. logan rouuty, lett
his home Tor q short walk down the
creek. This morning pieces Of his body
were found scattered along the road. IL
IL thought he Was attacked by wild AMI.
mal- aud torn to picccs
Cincinnati. March Dead David
A., AllIdsc Rows. a ~, passepgrr; j. Al,
crrfcr. Nrwrrrf, Nv, ~t-rs; furustuc
Chauyot. New Orleans. barkeeper Jas.
Miller Cincinnati, colorrd porter, un-
known young woman. This - the death
lisl. 20 inr a. known. FROM ,o.day's river
disaster, IN which tho magnificent New
Orleans steamer l1ngiellow was crushed
ON bridge pier and sunk Ia less than
i,c minutes.
Washington, Murch S.-When con
girss failed ioproyidc lor building the
. Hawaiian cable, il hy no means ended
/ the question on tho contrary, II has
brought forward project Of inter.
national importance 10y which Rufsia,
France. Japan aud Hawaii will Join
in au American enterprise for laying q
cable from thc United States to Hawaii
and thence 10 Japan with branch cable-
90 the French islands aud extensive
naval stations iu the South Pacific
Kingston, jamaica, March s,--The
revolution Ia the republic Of Hayti, 70.
ported yesterday to have begun ia the
north has extended alrcaly to the south,
Hay ten cxiles who have been living in
Jamaica waiting Tor u chance 10 over
throw llippslyte are preparing 10 leave.
liayt's minister Of war General Adel
son Vcrcnc. has He'd 10 San Domingo.
This make two members Of the cabinet
that have deserted President Ilippolyte,
the finance minister, Foucharl, being
the frs to go after the bitter quarrel
The public treasury Is empty and the
president ID unable TO raise money by
loan.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
rae.in,. Mar,h iau.

Japan and China rrc -iil agreeing
HAYWARD his been sentenced To- death
ADMIRAL Bccchcy OF the Briiish Navy
8. dcnj.
Worth. the imam mill.nor" oi Paris,
died 81 congestion Of the lungs
Frank j. Cannon he after the New
York Times with hammer aud tongs.
John Parker and Phil Fisher, cslored
'loug.horomeu, were KILLED la rNce riot
at New Orleans.
Secretary Urcshau' physician reports
that he is getting along very we'll, aud
Be- practically out of an danger
The Olympic Club New Orleans, won
it- case brought by the state and mas
conduct prlle-6ghts without interior
eucc.
The arrival Of the ALERT 40 pauama
aud the Raleigh at Colon giyes the
United States four ships on the Colon.
biAn coast.
Charles Chambers Of shreveport, la.
wa-shot and killed by +. q. Daughcrt.
The difficulty grew oni ola business
irnisael!ou.
The Indiana legislature broke up In =
riot. during which Adam, Of Park
county WIS dangerously wounded, and
may die
Girl prir0ners robellcd Ia the Illinois
Home Tor Juvenile Offenders Vt Chicago,
aud the ringleAders we're arrested. They
charge The matrou with cruel treatment.
An engagement ha. been fought At
Cahinillas, Peru, between government
troops and the Insurgents. The govern
ment forces were defeated with los.
OF 800 killed,
Silver cos ccuis per ounce in New
York 27a6d In London. Lad, t3lO.
Cattlo and hugs advance 10 cents sheep
steady. New York stocks strong and
higher, with sugar leading the advance.
Treasury cash balance sisi. iS4, III gold
reserve tgO,OsSO5s Wheat lost 4 cent,
corn rose ., aud pork jumped to a net
gain ~ 80 cents.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

Mr.. 3. NJ. Malin and wife returned
home ON Tuesday. 90. health BE- slowly
improving
Nj. aud Mrs. Joseph Bescroii and
Ne. Nellie Mslin we're over from PARK
CIV 20 attend the masquerade hall on
Friday ia-t.
Ne. Hyrum Homer and wife we're
here visiting friend. the last OF the
week
p.s. l.. McCorkle, county suprrindtnt
Of schools, was visiting the school her"
on the lst
The masquerade bali on the o,h was
well attended. Tho ir-t prizes were
Hwutu-u 20 MiE. StOveh, vi" l'sok The
part ut an Old lady looking ior her nus
band. and 90 Olive Gibbou- Who took
the part OF an old man the lost hu'-
band. The second prizes were given Ia
Mis- Ethie Mnlin "the brssar girl, -
and Drsr,s Williams Of Wanship. "a
clown" Some Of thr costumes were
quite handsome
Nh Tboma- Beard Of Doa'vi.Ic sd.
dressed sine service. here afternoon and
/ evening.
Mis, Martin OF Park city liz loo Rock
/ port visiting with her sister
IS SURPRISE wu, given 60 Mis- sylvia
Broomheoi ou Thursday evening at the
scholhuu,r. quite a. number of her
students and friends were present,
Mr.. Campbell. MIR. lane Robinson
ana her son. Thomas Robinson Of Conl-
vile, were visiting friend. in Rorkpurt
during the past week
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

Carter Bros. sold bunch Of beef
steers last week. They drove them to
Salt Lake sunday.
W. 4. pnun Was down from Park City
Sunday. he returcd the same day.
The following parties caEc down from
Park City this week IA nancy VIII
kius, Adam Peterson, Monroe lliNson,
=. :. Young and Thomas Daniels. The
ore teams have been laid OIL On account
OF bad roads, so that the boys are hay-
ing q short vacation,
The choir entertainment that was to
come Of Tuesday evening was put of
for ong week, 70 Tuesday, the 18Th. It
IL hoped they will have "a good turnout.
Mr.. s. j., stewar' had his school
photographed on Mouday
M. Theodore Rasmussen has Just
finished burning kiln Of potteryware.
lie now has ware on hand Of all kinds
for the spring trade, Give home indus
Try the preference,
i. NJ. uiNson WAS around town this
week Thi. il the frst time he has
been out for % number Of weeks We
were glad to see him around again.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

[
pia,e ou sunday tt i,oy,rSiilv siS''
vchirlr. followed ihe corpse and over
800 pcr.uu- ,eiwsi ,hc earthly rcWah'-
of Mr.. Charlie judd This WIS the lars'
est iunrml eyer held nt louisville.
briei biogrruny of MIR. Judd i- as follows
Charlie. Iu1i. born Narch 70. iNlo' A'
South Hampton. England emiSraieh 20
Coaj,ill- October n. 1862, married. Vo'
tulrt. 1860. Siucc leaving England pc
has lived ut Coalvllr. Tuoclc, Amy amt
iioyt.ullr; was tbc father oi twelve
children, eleven ot whom are living
Mr.. I. Mtlu returned from e trip to
salt Lake tui- week.
rh,rrwasa nirr little party Monday
evening boo she ncN addition oil NIonf'
I Winters house. 4 dance picnic, etc.
was participated m 10y about thirty
/ Rursis.
The crlipa. on SUNDAY night was
grand. lasting hour and ~ minuics.
Euuu.
4. T.. Bromley BE- giving lit house
fresh coat of paint
t,,.. v.g,ir. il tending lar Tor
l,t,. tl,,si,i 3, ,h. ol.rpr. of Henry
p.,tn,t,, who b.. zone d. Spring.
o,Ir.,,,..
mn. .,.......,., hoo, how the
NOV r''''' M, "' -. IN. ..r,iu,d
} '""' u ''' ,',,..-.,t,l,
anAI'' '""''' Nv "''''
wh''r ''"'hf col" '"' '-'s''
Nj. and Mr-. james CLARK gave
select party Monday evening 100 honor o
their son Jtmrs. lr, 10 ms ni"hl
friends. which ior amusement surp"sso'
anything % thr Kind given 10 Keno 10
% long time. Those pfeient were nf
james CLARK, Jr.' Mi's Iulla llalrY' MI
james Ru-scll, M'ss Gcl'na pa'eNf M'
aud Mrs. Rrha'i Niekl'' Jr' MI'
Joseph Welsh. Mrs' NJ. Russell 80
I Lawrence buuon, Nil" Fannie rue
, Mr.. Eugene Wicklr, hiS- l'nr" hu'I
b hr Fat llusroll, MisAIcs'ic Weo"s' vi
Thomas CLARK Niles Mary Wi''i."'' NJ
. NJ. Mcdonald, hi7T Elhe ht'mlei' M'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

No Ruluiph E.caurcr. .atc ,nigl
grocery yIyrs lor the Hlylh Is Fargo Co...
Of Evanston. Wvc., pu.hrd through
nom Evanston with hu'-r add cart ou
the pIh l.e aN. thut ibe bIs,khrlr
aud h.u,hiri- wct. ZOO Evanston. aud
that ihc, h1l dusty road, there and
were sure spring had comr Before be-
reached Wausstch bee htd 10 got out aud
lead hi. horse through the dccu SHOW.
aud thought himself fortunate to reach
Ba.lsnuch chat night aficra hard day
of vai.uNur through snow. He now
ay hat boz. spring lc,yI Is nipprd in
the bud. he left ME horse aud cart
here aud returned 90 Evanston 10 await
"a surcr approach OF aprns before com.
+. plctiug it Trip 20 salt Lake.
Thstc.rnt eclipse 0b. very paml,
visible here. A. thr mir moon fo.,
above Che horizon she presented I'm ma.
usmiIy la5gc appearance. giving nn im
precision OF uncommon ucarncss 81,
had ioggy m. hanging carihvurl
when the eclipse began.
Mr. Bert sherman, IL mail clcrk run
uingon the T., spent sunday n
WahHatch, lhe guc.ioi Mr.. and Mr.
wh,aion hi, ielati,cr
The suop b. met disappearing. th,
q sputl hillside. are rpurrtllv btre Inn
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED nv OUR ALERT COR
EspDNoENTS.

Thr ft,ut. NJ the WeeL PROM N'atiS
Et-r, I.ur m summit '"uuy What
.tiu rimrs's" Representative uH,'
POUND Co. write Nbuut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

Born. to the wiicoi Nephi Sargent, the
thirteenth child, q daughter, on the 9TH
inst Mother and child doing well and
Nephi, also,
Within thirty hour ai,erlhe horrible
cutting affair ut Mr. Charles Judd, ms
reported 300 your p-t issue the noble
sp,rtoi Mr. Judd took hisht 60 the
realms above. lis stated by those who
know that the deceased wa for two or
three dag previous, nnd zap 90 the time
of tHemsharl NOT boo possession OF hif
right mind uud wa temporarily insane
4 NHirrwi m.v prW.H. a.He. mI
could uu. Boz FOUND, ~ tae hui.y
prove 10y their loving and agreeable dis
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

wcra i.nm sheridan, Montana where
hr hs- icru employed iur months past.
Qut, aan.hyr Of our young People
wcht Goo Kama. ON Monday evening lu
attend the .heurlcll performance. lhsy
wcIa u,u repaid ior the irip aud were
delighted 0'th the play.
ca. Wrst II Salt Lake cay came out
thr Hrsi 90. Tho wcrt "a make short .
visit $50. Numerous relatives and I
friend, BOO ,his part Of the country. |
Charley BE- ALWAYS welcome guest
hcrcsLuuts.
THE auoaIer- ut the public Worship
meeting ou sunday afternoon were
Edcr Robert sidIuVay oi Rockpori,
Arthur Maxwell Of rcoa and James
Woo,sirnhulmr Of Kmnus.
1h, mud and slush for the past week
hss bppn awful. but 'he snow storm on
Tuc.duy night hclpCd to dry 10 up -omo-
what tHru1a's viii he iir order when
the nest thaW starts boo.
Walter William. i- down from Park
Cit, on visit to his relatives.
Wiiliam Dix came down from hi'
rlrrh ou Monday. The old gentleman
g. looking u- hearty u- % Young buck.
The mail carrier SAYS tho roads be.
twrrH here and Rockpori are iu q bad
condition, owing So lhe late thaN.
r,r,i,. b,yipy gpy now. item. that
.,pIi Il, ,i ,,p,ral interest are re-.
nr..,,t II, b,rd tn,m 10 v,pr rorrr..
r,,l,,, p, ,,frrtb,u NJ ,dr,,.lay morn.
inr of each week. md they will hc h.
corraratsi in uy letter 10 TnF Tius.
Decentralization At.,.i...,, ,p-
a,.,t...,.,..I... ,,.,,,i,i would
- H.. h,,iI,,, , n.,y ,..,i,,.
bo,.,.n1 fl, ,l,.,t, bpildlny ,o,n,.itt,r
.",',' "'' w. - vp'i''' t,,',
AID r.rl. b. v,s ,ie,iI,I ., bo,II M rock
"''' '''' ,,,
inr rock within hundred % tWo hun
drcd yard. from tue sue V' .''' ",,'''''-'
\ eomnillcc e'inp''''"' wv 'N
gentlemen we're then appointed TO take
charge oi ,he hn.iue'.' H'cphc"
Walker, NJ. II. Ble'z'rl' Ar,h'r MAX
well IT, IT, N''''"''' -',' V'' '.',,,....
THE ut1cus have -ignid'd ih''r "''''is-
nc.s 'o suhscrihe Literally 10 ' '''''y INV
expense 'l '"'''''"f' ' .ii 49,.
hoped that rrc long IS. "'l nave ''
s'''' " ivy ,' =. bo r,uptrv This h
ga" ~. '''''' ~ IA .,,,ld n, Interested
so"'''' ''"N ' 49,, l,p,J br made ,,r
ln '"' ''''' ~ a.. b,,l.,in,
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10 tA'u '' '' " NV h.li,,,,.
ger l"'''' ' "" l., L.s,os.n
warns s'"'''' "'p .'s NAV .oon ~.
ho'' '' our ,'''@','' ii,.,,i,n L.,
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Anew ditch eonpny r o's"h'"P"
and irmkng out pc" run "on nI-
the foothills norm loN ""''" " ~
open up some d '"N '''"'." W.,
mouth OF the canyf AZ" o' 'V'''''
men IN Peo" are % f''' ~ ,i'v ,,' w.,
ine company "1s H. Witt
"''ch ''"" NV u"f IT, H.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
LAND DECISIONS
FuTnlshsdht " -. Harlan. Land AZ
totney, Mashingpu, ~. &.
IIIU

FuTnl,hsdbt " -. Harlan. Land At
totpey, wa.hinspn ~. &.
Land once Offered" and subsequently
enhanced IN price and not aiterwarl
'reoir,red" ID taken ont of the category
o. lands subject 90 private entry, aud
presumption claimant therefor BE- eye
iIiled 10 l3 months from date oi settle.
mcnt in which 10 make liuai proof
A presumption declaulory statement
He'd without prior settlement D. made
good by subsequent settlement in the
absence OF any Intervening adverse
right
In determining whether the residence
aud Improvements shown by % pre-
smptor indicates good ipith, the degree
lndcondilion In lie Of The entryman
may be properly taken into con,ilcri.
ton.
MIMIC CLAM,
The right 10 purchase mineral land i-
restricted to citizens Of the United
States, or those who have declared their
intention TO become such
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

papers. aud umors nra all1lt that she
t1s contrebond good. ou honrl iar Cuban
revulutIoni-ts
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-25

a son OF George Reynolds whom every
old-tiner here remebers, was u
the Black Range during its palmy
Jays, ! IS a caller at this Office yester-
iay and informed us that miners in
Arizona are successfully treating and
making good money working twenty
ounce silver ore by that process con-
duced In erudely constructed plants,
Mr.. Reynolds feels sanguine that the
process will prove a success and hopes
TO be able to start in with his expert
ment within the next ten days. We
wish Messrs Reynolds and billy abun-
dant success in their enterprise.
A gold discovery, of no small impor.
lance, 1t is said, has been recently made
in the Black mountains lying west Of
this place and between the Black
Range mountains and the Mogollon
mountains, The discovery was made
by John B, Petrie and others, and some
very rich gold rock is reported to have
been found, but as the the claims To-
Gated are yet undeveloped the extent
and value IS yet unknown while their
promise is good, Geo. Ritchey who re.
turned from a trip over the range this
week, located a claim in the new gold
district and brought IN some rock fol
assay, but up to date has not received
returns. The %gold-bearing rock is a
rather hard c%arbonized iron ore and
apparently lies in in deposits,
Jim Blain returned home Tuesday
from a trip to San Marclal accompanl
ed by Prof. Walter Owen who will re
main here a while for the benefit of his
health. While here Mr.. Owen viii
place upon the stage, for the benefit Of
the school, one of his famous plays thu
Messenger" The professor stands
high in the theatrical business, and the
Messenger" which he played at Sar
Marcial met with great success. Or
Wednesday evening he gave a recita.
tion of the Messenger" which was
greatly admired by his hearers, and h,
experienced no difficulty in immedi
ately securing sufficient volunteers to
assist him in carrying out the play
which will take place about the 18th o.
February.