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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15
Underwear! Underwear !
\ FEW SPECIALS.

At - l2c, ladies' Jersey ribbed vests.
At lie, ladies good quality Jersey
ribbed ilcace vests
At Pie, ladies iteeccd vests and rants
At 3Oc, '5c and 81. ladies' oxford cut
underwear for ladies' III pants and vests.
AT Poe, 100 dozen childrcn's Jersey
ribbed ieeced vests and pants.
At 29c; children's lleeced Union suits.
At 81 and -, ladies Union suits, all
sizes
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15
a LATE RECOGNITION

Washington, Nov. 1.-The medal OF
honor has been awarded to Torreston l..
Taylor, late first lieutenant Twenty.
third Regiment, New Jersey volunteers.
now of Lawyers, Va, Tor galiantry in the
battle of charlottesville, Va. During
this engagement he saved the lives of
two wounded comrades by conveying
them from the field to place of safety.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15
Observation-Disclosures RACE.

Saratoga, \. =, Nov. 14.-The score
Mt the end of the twcnty-sccond hour
s:N days. tours daily, bicycle race-Hon-
stetter' Florida, 43l miles, lap; Smith
Saratoga, -t50 miles / laps: Schoch, New
York city, 449 miles 1 laps: Golden. New
York city, l4G miles > laps
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15

give Bryan 1O9, DOS; Mckinley 36 %,
Bryan's majority, 70, vG2 In 1889 Cleyc-
land received 1854; Harrison, 6.SSl:
Weaver | S51
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15

!. Black hare fur ut lSc and PC the yard.
Electric seal fur at J0c.
Real beaver fur ut S0c
Mink fur ut l0c. ,5c and 81.
Marten fur at zoe and ST. 80
Wool seal ut Pc and soc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15

this week. Some prices to offer on very
desirable garments that will be of spec
lal interest to you. See Us on cloaks'this
Vrnn1
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15
Hnsi9IY! Hosiery!

At Zoe the pair 100 dozen ladies ex.
ira heavy seamless fast black hosiery.
made to sell nt - l.2c, our price, Zoe.
At llc the pair 100 dozen ladies extra
heavy, double socs and heels, full regu-
lar made German hose, worth 25c.
AZ - &c, boys and girls extra heavy
Derby ribbed, double knee hosiery. worth
poe
~ 25c, ladies very fine quality silk
finished hosiery, worth soc.
Wooden hosiery for ladies' gentlemen
and children in all grades
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15
Fur Trimmings.

All the new popular furs for dress trim-
mings. Tine later fashions for winter
call for fur edgings of all kinds in max
ing up costumes. We have "A full rance
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15

Beautiful lamps, latest style, lowest
prices. Gravatt's Fair, Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15
Braid Trimmings.

lave now ready fnll lines of the late st
style braid trimmings. Soutachei tubular.
Hercules and novelty braids of all sorts.
See the lines
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16
House of Representatives.

By request of the attorney for r. W..
Irwin, Hawaiian Consul in Japan who
not long since sent in petition to the
effect that certain money spent for
japanese immigrants to the Hawaiian
Islands over and above the amount
authorized by the Government, be re-
funded to him. Rep. Robertson asked
that he be allowed to withdraw said
petition, it having been understood that
the Minister of Foreign Affairs to
whom it had been referred, would have
no objection to such action. Request
granted and petition Withdrawn.
House took recess to confer upon
various matters.
Upon being called to order again
Minister Smith said he understood that
there was no work on the order of the
day. He thought that the Appropri-
alton Bill for Current Expenses might
be taken up in second reading and
passed, relying upon the third reading
for the insertion of certain items for
internal improvements However. If
there was a great deal of committee
work to be done, he would move for
adjournment and for the consideration
in second reading Saturday, of the biH
in question.
Rep. Rycroft-It would be a much
wiser plan to allow the bill to remain
as it is unit we get through with the
Tax Bill. If we pass the bill in it's
present shape it will have to be type
written. We expect a large increase
of revenue through the tax bill--prob-
ably 100000. Now then this amount
will provide for various items to be in
serted in the Current Expenses Bill and
there will be all that extra work of
typewriting to be done. There will be
no trouble in the Senate about the pas
sage Of the bill 1t will only be few
days when we can act intelligently up
on the measure. AS it is now we have
a lot of committee work and could
spend the remainder of the day very
profitably in this direction. / move
that the House adjourn
Rep. Robertson-There is no danger
that the House will adjourn without
having adopted the Current Expenses
Bill | for one am not in favor of hur-
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Sans SOuCi
Seaside Resort.

The pleasantest, quietest, shadiest
and most perfectly appointed seaside
resort on the Islands. 1t is only four
miles from the heart of the city and
within easy reach of the tramcars which
run every twenty minutes or oftener.
Elegantly fJGtished detached cottages
or rooms are obtained on easy terms.
The table is superior to that of any of
the city hotels, and all the modern con-
veniences are provided.
PicnicS and bathing parties can OBJ
tain extra accommodations by telephon-
ing in advance.
The bathing facilities of Sans Souci
are superior to those of any place on the
beach. 4157-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16
lives and property, and see to it that
they are carried out.
(Signed)
-. A. McCANDLESS,
wv. II. RICE,
-. n. WRIGHT"

Senate bill No. As, relating TO exten-
sion and widening certain streets in the
town of Hilo, Island OF Hawaii. was ta-
ken up. After vote on the last section
had been taken, Senator McCandless
asked for a reconsideration OF the vote
on Section /. so that he could introduce
an amendment which would provide for
damages and betterments.
Senator Lyman said II the amend
ment was passed il would kill the bill.
He stepped TO the map and explained
the trend of the street, widths, etc.
Senator McCandless said the more the
honorable Senator said about the inn
provement, the deeper he want into the
details of the matter, the more he was
convinced that the extension and wild
ening of Bridge street meant fortune
for the owners of the property there.
Anyone could see at a glance after
hearing the explanation of the honor
able Senator, that Bridge street was
destined to be the Boulevard de Stras-
bourg of the rapidly growing city of
Hilo, while the other streets would
soon be deserted. He could see that
with the widening of that street there
would be valuable corner and side lots
for sale that meant vast fortunes TO the
owners. III ne owned land on Bridge
street he would want nothing better i'm
this worlds goods. A few years hence,
if this street was opened up. Walnut
nui avenue would become like de-
serted village. while Bridge would be on
the boom.
Senator McCandless' amendment was
lost.
Senate bill No. rs, relating to the fire
limits, came up for consideration OF
the House amendment This amend
ment inserts the words, provided,
however, that overhead ceiling may be
made of tongued and grooved north
west lumber" Senator McCandless ap-
proved the amendment, as, although
contrary to law, tongued and grooved
ceilings had been allowed throughout
Honolulu. The Senate concurred in the
House amendment
House bill on the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution relating to the
title OF bills passed the second reading
and placed on the regular order of the
day for Saturday
Adjourned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

know if this money was for the Kohala-
Waimea road, and on being told that ii
was, asked that it be so stated in the
bill and the amount raised TO $4,000.
Senator Holstein's suggestions were ac-
cepted
New roads, South Kona, $4,000; new
roads. North Kona, $50. 900; new roads,
kau, $1,000; new roads, Hamakua
homesteads, $4,000.
Senator Baldwin asked for new
item of $4,000 for the KulaKihei road.
Pending decision on this request the
Senate took recess till 1:30 p. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

THE SINGER received "a first awards
for sewing machines and embroidery
work at the Worlds Fair, Chicago, ILL.,,
being the largest number of awards OBJ
tanned by any exhibitor, and more than
double the number given to all other
sewing machines. For sale, lease and
rent Repairing, done. B. BERGER
SEN, 113 Bethel street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

All kinds of SECOND HAND FURNI-
TURE sold cheap for cash at the Y l.,
corner Nuuanu and King streets.
If you want to sell out your furniture
in it's entirety, or for bargains, call at
the ] X L, corner Nuuanu and King
streets. a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

G. R. Harrison, Practical Piano and
Organ Maker and Tuner, can furnish
best factory references. Orders left at
the Hawaiian News Co. will receive
prompt attention. All work guaranteed
to be the same as done in factory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

A. J. Derby, d. D. s. Dental rooms,
100 Alakea street, between Beretania
and Hotel. Treatment of dead teeth and
roots speciality. Office hours, 8 a. m. to
D. m. Telephone 615.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

J. T. Lund, 128 and 80 Fort street,
opposite Club tables, makes Brass
Signs to order. Nickel Plating a Spe-
cialty. Bicycles repaired and for sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

JAMES L. HOLT, General Business
Agent, Accountant and Collector. Office
on Kaahumanu street. Telephone 500.
Prompt attention guaranteed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

City Carriage Company have removed
to the corner of Fort and Merchant SITS.
Telephone No. 113. First-class carri-
ages at all hours. JOHN S. ANDRADE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16
RAlLwN NAGYATEs CONFER.


Tho di.ssuHhcI tnHWay ma mates
md MAJ, f1 OF tA- Union pAc.nc
teorganiia51 committee VINO IT,.
iurnoi to.,t Lake lh.t evening h,vo
combln, ;u,utc aui businc's today
AZ only ntioitueir SCHOOL eau.
Tbis muIne thoy visited the Tab.
etp,cl.,tf vNiru tsry repaired t1
the rfie.dtnu Ffii PfstlIsucy aud
entefsd ian tNuir uInfuroncn with
The pfom,.ii,0i taos .ltLatr 6 Pacific
am Inc unI sui California. The
butipsst W Of cDuur very imuofi.
ant and til 600. been dlspUsed OF et
noon, NJ vtiCn iimo "a uCrsi wlB
taken 10 muub 90 the Ana CLUB.
huothcr ai.,us was iu progress at
prose tim
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PROVO.
Garden city Notes.

"Chaule," who iefl HE homo In tho
county jau ten days ago iof his old
home in Germany, returned yesterday
morning tired aud travel stained. He
uas been east a. iatpa pnoc or Castle
CATO and slys he slept cur every night,
ai d has not basn able 70 ride much.
lilo s8n1t ab.s n ride muchi people
told bimi1 get on the trsin ana 20
home" HetaiI "AIi rlE O." aud gat
,n, but the conductor always told him
% "fct 90 at tho urKt station, ard ne
had 90 rot "a. ne tried thia 10th
ways, going east ard vest anu came
hack with o. very inu.lietuut opinion 0i
tseIa q. Western hallway service.
An Old mau by ihs name Of Peter
Hanson, alid 80 have formerly livu1 %
BtrbHm CITY, wal brought lver ifom
Glshcn yraiuri y aud placed in TIE
county lai. Ip b. sudrtiug from
dt0psy nni will d0phtluH be- taken q
the hospital ior treatment a. the OK
pvusa of tho county. us thv JAIL T. noi o
proper rIac0 10 Keep him. Ihu county
u greatly in need of an inhfmafy o.
c4sus similar 10 iho above are not oi
intfsquant occurrence, AMI the county
ui.hef have 10 keep tue patient in Tue
laI, waigh b. very 10 & llscs TT
fica man, OF have him laEuu caro- pi
by private psrtlsr, which u expensive
ana inu0Hvuniout
a Dcmofcst silver medal contest wa
held IN the meeting bUusc last evening
under the auspices " the W. q. T. u.
Six young lnIlo1 delivered ttmlefaucr
tuoliati1us In mIotition Tor tho
medal. which was AWARDED 90 MiHH
4, % MOOD. A.tof Elk cIntcsts have
teen htlu Tor silver mria'e the nuldolt
may coulcst Tor ~ Goid medal. Ihls
movement igin the iuttfe't OF TEN.
prfatc ami viii doubtless DO pro-
uuctyo - great gnoj, ~ the contests
Hre Ola very cutettaiuiuR Chnfhctrt
musical selections trius rendered be-
tween tho rvcitau.ua.
Inst evening, on tho H. q. w. GEO
train, Cove nor Mcdonnell Of liaH o
and Governor Wells nfrvUt ard lwtfo
met at the DEPOT by a large bliy uI
Aca umy aiudcuie, tFauh,fa OF tnt
Academy and 0,her pfomiucnt cit z'ri.
In tho evening Governor Mcdonnell
delivered nn eloquent lecture on + az.
cation Stones % surcrss, before tie
Aca,cuY Plys1phical society. Thu
iisiinguiahod Visitors returned 10 sals
Like on Tie lt!Ij falu.
Mr.. Lilll' Barney, Oh ytas oi.ago, ls
aefiUlH s. ill % the home ~ TIER uuu D..
tsf, Mfs. 4 * WilkinA Her husuaH.,
l. der EifDn Barney, who Il visitiu.
relatives in beylgf county, has been
sent i0r.
Miss owe Ppit ant M'sa Alice
Smo0t received Inst aud aoconi pt zrs
t,sI oCiivsly Tor tho bot assaya on
California, delivered al the public
school entertainment Thursdsy even
itR.
Tho Stake NJ. /. A, conference COM
venoi ttdsy. rhis evening a concou
Will be- gwen, AMI the cuulrfoucg VII
Ullfu with a lecture by Elder II. IL,
RJuufis tomorrow evening.
Travellers through Provo canyo
compliment the Wasatcn county, pa.
thOttirs on tho good condition " ~
road 10 tho WasAloh end Of thu6ahyit.
Thomas John, who has suffered
severely from an Etttck " apputdi
Gifts, .. believed TO be- IN fair way 10
rtclvef.
Goo. ID. E1yco Of Provo, aged e0.aud
Florence Hull o Ogdtn, aged IS, nave
received a license ~ wed.
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MINOR MENTION.

Very many ggTuUns arc suffering
more from Tue drpfudHtiuHs OF prre'
srnating hlwCr vauuuH row thBu
RIA all nt - C1us.s, iIc .uuiug the
col ives her.
Elder Henry W. n hbltt vii de.
liver discourse In the Twelfth wa u
g n|tl 600 HiuHtr 90. nu kluuuul I'd
ID me- Worship on fum Hfruu, run 70 f,
May a.. Service o .mm eat D 80
D., ul.
Bob THOMPSON Ia Flll waiting Nr
ID rk Case g. taise mouuy 10 vuTtis
s-,dltlraruIhr. mttonj bus u appo hrs
.uut Dickc ,, do it an hst b.uuu m-
puItd 10 tell he gurAy 0pp0uvu, 49,.
pbtn Thompson unvrDu 10 meet h,u
IE thpEatv Ueipis providing huw4ul I
uuL % small cum 90 chow ,huI be-
meant business. Hut 10 yet CasH hss
. oil come 10 Tune GA that prJpJsitiou
other,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16
The MINING MARKET.
III, BuIls and Bears Play Well On
change To-day.
rRlDlyG coon on nom SIDES
rbo Hated and Ubllst,d stocks Treated
With Irau,fers-Dips aud
spurs.

A, hes been the case for the past
week Ask led out In the trading on
iebsnse today, with an insiallment Of
400 .h,fw. Eagle was the mkt stock
,escula,ed an, but oaly In lhosnle o.
an ODD 30 shares vhIcl went a. SIS
cents. Mefcif fell aif d lower today
and 400 ,larst veto toli Ut aiigurn
,onevbat below the 90 mark. Nam
moth was Invested IN 10 tho tune Of
200 shares, which brought the suits M
tsl,um o.s 37j pet shats. Fave hun
dr,d shaus oithe Uuh stock cl7sed
the Jsy,,s,ioi or the listed rrol eriie'.
A vast array Of unlisted stocks were
called iof and OUT Of them quite a
numtef shared IN the trading. rhesa
were Dalton, swarrel River, Rioh.
ngpd Anac1nia, Lluu fI,ubufg,
Nouhcn Llsut aud stock ~ Tue
ptiadtlphia Gold and Silver MihinE
Comrary. The latter wa infceu
down 10 . vnry low ngute, some o. "
going ~ onu.sighlh OF r. cent iaf hare.
one Of the bf0ktft offered 10 lradt D. I'D
rhafrs N Four Aces iotn similar mum
Uet OF x iyrr, tul no allied 20 hnd any
one 20 accommodating
Tha olJting ngutes were aa loll1wt'
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

Tho follrlas orlcfa w,fo mai1 ty
Judge Yosls ,1Iny Ia tho Tbitd dii.
tTici c0uia
Maggle Tulg Va James HvEsi F;
motion 10 ntte out autwor itUm 1ll
stan,oi, win leave 10 foilslat5 with
two we tiup'ylur showing o. On
dtvf.
Mnlin Blsy ot al Va Jptoph T..
BauAv U ~ iyr iur, ci0tufD I'd
mofiraut, |uiamont aHd deer q for
niainuti iaiI,.,1 90 uui slt0 attorney
ffsauu cJnO. tul.
Martina Auo Cmbt " Utah Paint
aud Oh cupuy; order maIr on o %
ifsL tovtlF iUim order setting
uasc on tfil ch'euuar and traus Crfiug
TO motion ei'rrHrf, vacated anu case
Put back o. iusl calendar.
rnumst y, iullhufsl Va l. lzahrih
lotss rollun'; fgf divur1 argued,
aubmitlol itl court HANDED down de-
otiiu tor DEFENDANT Ani 81. rt.c1ui.
lpint autfiing nor tho decree
Ut divorce ani alimouy Of SsU1, $40 20
be- paid uue sui 1851 inHiNty days ati
sl2 Irf mont, costs nghiust pIailtii,
ai.o s26 aitrijaEl attorneys iUr.
- IS. Hhailn W hilo Covert 81 Az
hearing onttdsf 10 snow cauar Tor IN.
Juno ion tli exception o. iuioudanii
10 20 "a uon plslntif,'i undertaking
tguii.utu.
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THE COMING CARNIVAL.


Too Miisummuf Carnival took
n5lner lump toward success, ,hl'
morning, whom slIciinirudrni Web.
Tor of a. &. ~. J.. ,ulioubuI $500
90 tho innd.
Tho naaacs c1minOlteo report sue
cess on ovcry hand. The city at lasi
seems 10 DO aroused aud from the 90.
itrOig iatcn 10 tho carnival BY the
bulintss men In general they evidently
I,Glzl the btuUn, which the city aud
Stale viii received rom o..
The plans 1871 out bY the executive
committee nts iriuE pushed forward
Jay aud night and not stone will be
iuit uniufnud until thu carnival 10
over AMI the tc1rle % Utah have
witnessed tho closing night 0n Jolly
so, when with Oh * ny Cole IN the
lead auu tho streets nutd with masta
OF every pattern aud eizH that iaucy
rau 1ev,tr, OH HafI Times hlma.ii
VIII smile ~ see how G implicitly h1 10
forgotten in the gay time Of merry
making.
Toe carnival Will receive the hearty
sun OF o. tho cit nu, anu there DO o '
f'ttlu why itanuuId not be- a Orliiatt
ovoutin S.A'U history.
lnr qucen's u int viii DO an cl,bir.
ate Que, aud lUr blgnItps, on huf
Throne, suIrluudCl by twenty.siA
maiIs ~ honor, selected from as mluy
cIunIivs IA tuo siH'e, compiling
Juh's IA o.. loaui,iul daughter, viii
,ttHiul ufcttut "a picture OF msguil'
% tovO "a 90 bog many miitBtU auc.
Tue vote tlr VifUn ul tnr ar II
rniYs 600 res tuIhy i1a- follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

while Lufglafzi.r Doe's ssloon,
pleaded guilty. auI was bound ovDf o.
the uistTlct court On The sum o' q, 0ll
THr Kindergarten association vii
bold their rrclal ~ tho tcs d 'uce 70
Hon. u. n. Ptery on Weduul1ay
evening, hty 2ll.
a marriage license wss iu,usi yc'.
irrday o. NJ. Co.. W. RfauJ 81,
and Miss Lila Ptan0n, IS bl:h 90
Iouacc, U'au.
Cl'rctof y. -. Huthut 10 rottirg
very warm aIfdur up Tor using puui
money 70 spscu alto Ia the purchase o.
warrants.
10 h expected that the gunner
Sait Like viii vlsIt o tIen g. take pr.
10 the tournament uu Decoration 10y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

Adams jumped from the WAGON boo
which Do was scnttd and fl.a r8a. ward
Uu South Temple street tUlNI bInrl
CantuH iu-tunI the fHcHrs ugIilsc
'f0U Justice AMI ntfi stve ~
FhC.a 90 him hut thoy were uon.gilec.
tive nrl the man Kept on ln bic q got
ftr libeuy. lie c5niirurI ruwaId un'
Ul ho reached tho tat into CITY
Tsliwry rover housr, wurH Dec
rot mixed up am0rT the CsI8 aud was
tcrn tu more. To- the meantime
Guard hdamt, WH0 iad boon loii with
the remaining portion 90 the gang
riUo1 90 tho Elrlc Gaze, pistol iu maui
nad shstitg nervHusiy, and iu.d lHe
men ai uaY until the return % HE
iulsflof ofilcer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

TIE ~. ttaih Of s1,or Layiua
Pollard d ld,ng occurred ~ Bpalith
Foff, UiN county, this mofuiug al
tvuuiy msutei pa.t eleven. Deceased
was a drghict u the late Behop
Jutcfh rHfi Of tlis ely, hui wife
Of Thomu &. Holding of tho S.nnIth
F.tk u 90, who, together win six
email ohn.tu, sadly mourn uet de.
pattlic. Htf yourgrft CHILD IL Just %
iittlu ova tFU m1hius Oh, Hud shU
has nevef utlvbtvd nor renlih since
lie biftn, vl1s, nbsno was inmiiistly
called, b. large circle OF ir.ouds
who win ent aul mouth hgf de-
uHFtufV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

The North Eureka has lsvleG an
assessment Of uuu.nuli cen. ret uuAfB
payable W tho S1ih inst.
II l. expected that the Ophir Hlll
eouesnlfaiot viii Commence operations
on honaay % Tuesday next.
Pfoileolou 10 Oneida county, Idaho.
are said 70 have laiuly spoiled good
coal mine BY mating tho discovery
lhAl u o'hialnsd silver ore worth 5000
Iefton.
Tooele Transcript Tho Bluoboll min
lng district tllll gives promise Of bsins
Atueee't' 4 humber Of very good Aa
says have Teen received, aul 10 o
people arc w enthusiastic 80 10 say
Wy.
Tue Mamnolh mill resumed work
y,.silsy aud ~ IL reported inst they
WIZ taft up tue twenty additional
new stamps which have llst been o." &.
ple.,' 10 n low days, Tue clmpanys
employees we've paid ystterday.
Tue North star Gold Mining Co. Of
nliNef Oliy shipped one car load ni rich
slINef ofe yesterday. Tits c0mpau,
VIZ lleolp1ialei iouo few uAyf ai o
WIN 10. uVO thafus Of the pAr value ui
~ pr Share. This property lstzperi.
~ 70 bsoome gttal IfOIucst, anu 10
~ u9uo' onc Of the host paying pfupg.
h'9ls IN The Silver Ciy district.
The Sioux Consolidated mill has
!uN anu toau, owing 10 the bad t0uI
ll9m we Sioux miuu % the mill. How,
sN'L shoull lhO weather continue 10
tetI u4ti I've foaia will toln ret INV
thl We hauling wagons viii b. abir
70 lnAte asiAi lgaiu. The comp ny
.n.Nei 'heif men mJa,lly sAlares
Mf' Hngh Cuney, manager Of the
v'lee'oTs Goll MIuug cImpany,
Nn-'e liopeIIlts arc Gated q rutur-
i' esulou, iul rmel lhp NLys mau
' 80 'uAs ht bad ttuu sgu.ursIul iu
-n'uB tuHleeaI mouoy win wnicn h.
~ tf'tu,lye development work Oh
t1g property. Ihe company rgspgvar
\, ,au Tue 0ie hsEags k1.AlIu.rtlI
~ ~ ~ ounces 10 silver Boz tho tuIl.
.t u,lo .'e but 7ul GuI 20 Goo 900. 400.
T 3a',s " me HcuE un the market ann
. .In NtAnty heuugay4tlugtI get tnI.
'Vt1 lu'o uls pOstr.slll, b. Ac urlItyg
~. lmrhI E0r6 VIII uucgv,r pf,
u'eh VIII lead 10 tue ttguE en-. aBr
Ils gieAIIy 10 value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16
A SAD FATALITY.
serg,aut Robert u. love, National
Guardimau, kill,d by Bull.

Members Of the n, q. u, az well o.
many other persons, viii 10 rainod 70
learn Of The dcHth Of Fist Sergeant
Robert IA. Love, u company A, First
Iuiautfy.
Tho young man had been residing
With bic grandparents at l8l Rio
Umnds avenue, snd last evening went
into the olTTal to TO W bull. A. be
was about 10 attach a strap 10 n ring 10
the bsatt's nose, Il struck him a severe
blow m tho abdomen with It's heat,
iun citing internal Injuries from which
10 died two hOuW later. The dc,
ceased was highly respected by bis
fallow.gusTdsmeu, He was but twenty
years OF age.