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roLLocR,s MnrnLY LrIInn
The Local Mining stock mRFLet TairlS
Active During tho Week.

The Local Mining stock mAFLet TaiTly
Active During tho wesl.
Jane. A Pollock says In his weekly
mining share market letter under date
vi today;
The Iccal stock MT .et WIZ only
fairly active during the week lust
closed and with two or three eXcer-
lions the attention % huyerB was
largely Paid To the cheaper aud suuuu,
alive stocks. Tue exceptions were
Mammoth, swanson ana suusniae.
These three s,ocEs closed ut ttrYus que.
tsu1uH, while moot VI the remainder Of
thc ..st remained about AB curing thr
previous week,
Ajax llI considerable bus|uuss At
about tho previous wUUE's nguT.BI
lHg demand being quite HuIve, Win
tho offerings comparatively light
Operations HTy 90 be resumed %. enc
al tho properties, all OF tuU necessary
uUsIEu, having been made An Iu-
crease 900 uJr shipments should no
mgIu by the company, AucnoG Ali.
Bugn "a DEH wtTr s.I stationary uua
without activity, Boz tn'a lest ussvF..
mrul .' live cents poo share r. now
I.l' uuput, with only a fair EsH ll..
u' a.ufV" u.H. WUTs lt ITugfgHa.
.sy0fANlF %. thu ITHY.li,,h the ...
Was H.Igruy shaded, Bullion %
Iuys Its june divide. Il of 10 cents Yrr
shuTr on 900 -I.u. Tho papsglI.H
Z lgVp tu. uUh.H 10 Hu.l InI over % gear.
li o. ann uucrf taHl payments Ui u.y.-
unulU Will bee ugunI u' 10 Genie prg
suaTe OF uv,tgL
Although u.tutg urhnitehas been
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TO THB PEOPLE.
(centlnued From Fogo one.l

Y to TOT Mr.. Teller Vt 255 as against
lD7, the very most Democrat could
hops Tor. Therefore the question
which presents iIsrf to Democratic
bimuisllists, 10 my Duaiysis T. c3rtec
l., Will they exchange what Ia ptacti
cally certainty 81 success Tor what, 10
say .e test Of 1t, Tea strong probability
lf de'Uh2
"li tue Democracy ut ChicogD de-.
hite' o. make a success nj bimetallism
certainty, Actua'sd as | believe they
are with slncote uesifc 10 achieve
such success, they viii not hesitstc
10 take tho step which will practically
render certain the reputation u the
gold standard ami tho reconciliation
Of silver by nsmlng n. l.. Teller Tor
President ani suuls equally splendid
patriot % tbsir own patty Tor Vice
Prafidun. II this " done ana the bi.
mrtb'iist force " tho party which will
assemble Va 81. Louis July ~ will
fhlIiy the nomination, the cause OF bi.
motalllsm will win agtilst the com.
binel gold tofcts of Clevolnnu, 5bet.
man aud the gold syndicate"
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The erection Of the Peck coucentra.
tor ut Park CITY has began to grow
from an Gmbfyotio state TO one Of
actual reality. Excavatlng work was
commenced this morning.
Tho directors Of the Mammoth Nil.
lug company viii hold a meeting .
m5rTow at which q divideud Of cents
por share on the capital stock VI the
company will bo declared, payable on
July let.
The Bulli0n.Beck pays its June
dividend of 10 cents per share lomor.
row, which will swoii the fetal divi.
bends to date to sI,24j,OOO. Tbs TO-.
cent strike on the 0OO.iOJl level Ia daily
widening outRnd showing an Immense
body Of rIch.paylug ore.
Tho American Fork World Gays
that the Canyon Road company sent
down word Monday morning that the
road was again ready iOf business, and
orc wagons arc now on the way ~ anu
from tho mines once more since tho
wnshoui...., Load after LOAD OF ore 10
now coming down from tue canyon
again, aud G.. NJ. Beck took up four
mon 70 commence doing work 10 open
up new properties TucsJay.
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ok rot to ca tbs Lad. a good quality
OF quartz Is being exposed hut ita *.
act value IA known only 10 The very
conservative OPERATOR. Toe amount
OF work ueiug uone y the two gentle
men, however, II Is suiiicieut ptooi
that In their estimation the Wandering
Boy will prove good producer
Peter AndUftOn 81 Salt Lake has
taken hold Of the Gold Coin, situatud
y short diBinucu south 0i the WHudst-
Ing Boy, anu has begun WORK uu %
tunnel that gives promise OF ROT feve.
lations. Tue quartz runs from o. 50
on the surface uuJ tHe tunnel shows o
daily increasing vein.
Just above Jlm B1litho's mine west
OF Marysvalo lisa g0Od thing that IL
being pushed along by William Morris
AMI william Wpti, who Hre backed
by W. ID Myers aud Robert Thomu.
son, OF EUukh. In the short time
they have been tt work the Tiutic
people have shown their property O. lie
n very fnit gold ana silver proposition,
the easays givint from ~ % ounces
Of silver and from fitU IS iu gulJ.
Operations on their three claims, chfiJ.
tened the Cnuamafa ami numbors
aud Of no White HOfsr, Will be
continued nli summer by Messfs. Nor.
fH anu WaTI.
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POLICE COURT.
jim Lee Tried Tor Threatening 10 XIII
John Davis.

Justice Wenget had case before
him yesterday which was the cause Of
considerable laughter at timos, aud
which carried with II the story Of Joal.
ousy between certain man and
his divorced vile.
Tho case was one u threatening to
klll loIged against Jim Loc, former.
ly n soldier, by John DAVE, WHO also
served time "a the United States army.
IL appgata that ON Monday last Davis
went TO thu home Of Mrs. Morris Ia
tue Twentieth ward with whom Iuf
was bOaTiing,and that niiof some con.
vesation with regard 10 Davis's attru-
tons 70 Lees divorced wife, the latter
apparently made a remark which
caused Davis 10 think that his lilo was
Ia danger aud consequently ho had
him arrested,
Justice WenRor took the case under
adyiscment until this morning, when
he discharged tue defendant upon bic
promise 70 keepaway from his divorced
vile aud Davis also,
Architect :. g. Dallas was arrested
today on chatgO OF assault auu
battery. THE complainant Is william
n. Morgan, Hud he alleges that the
architect used d bfigk.bAt on him with
are results. Tho bearing IL Ect Tor
next ruosday NJ 10 "a. No aud it
promises 10 be- quito iutcfeatiug, a. ST..
Dallas intends 20 snow that the upp Ui
the b'iok.bat, wEs absOlutrly necessary
iu ntuur o. prevent hia being pun.
moied by Morgan.
Nell Davis, the Colorcd " oman " no
was aftuatUl the other bvegins on
suspicion " being the lcfson VINO
robbed Barney Batefo, the miner, u
$3.50, was today hulu u await tnv
action II the district court. Hot bon 10
were fixed at 500.
Arthur Murtll, ~. smith and
Thomas Edwards were found guilty Of
lIespass nnd cent % lail. The iotncT
got twenty days while the latter two
gut .lAtutu days each.
Lie Gee, wnuss name Il proof cor.
Cluliyo VI hls nationality, forfeited a
$50 goldPiccc Tor ruuning gambling
houhe.
George Anderson, for begging on the
public highway, was ordered impilG'
unel Tor twenty days, aud Hsrfy
Wright, a vag, got a similar d0Ee, while
two plain DRINKS were discharged.
ki1 Hanson, a cOl0TOi woman, viii
DO tried tomorrow on tue charge vi
vSgfaucy.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
observations Taken at Utah. Idaho,
Monlaua, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing ob'erya.
lions At 5 am. toIsy'
Sait Like Ci,y-Batlmeter -8,s2,
temperature, 0i; minimum, bU, wind,
northeast, light, clear, rain ,u2 uUuur.
Baker CITY BAROMETER 2Hv5; tenn
pefatute, 90; minimum, 49, wind,
northwest, n.ui, clear.
CheyBano-BT0mrtrr, 20 sS; tenn
turaturC, 90; minimum, l2; wind,
rUutu, - mics pur hour cluuL
Barometer 1890, temporal
,urc, bli minimum, lai WIND SOUTH
weal, mllsH per hour, cloudy
Miles C,tY-Elr1mtiuE 80 rs tom
puTaluTr, go, minimum, uU, wind
northeast, lights cloudy.
Wiuupmucrn - meter $3.50,
temperature, 800, minimum, b5 wind,
southwest, lights clear
llahu FaIh-BaIHmu.sE 80 90; igm-
IvIalufp, o., minimum, ili sind,
north, lights r'9.
General uut lHcnl forecast NJ ed
hruis ending b %. wn June .m
Fur Uiar, 'Alr Tonight emu Saturday
warmer suuuT4Hy
HaI' Lake CITY uuf yi""Ity3 Iail
weather. stationary Iuw'rrHufu.
j. n, SMum
Observer WUuhrg UutrHu,
Today famrUTniutU BE- a.1wn $40 .li
Zoe Imi'y thermometer .iyun uplnW'
Iodny. temperature ia shown Doe t.t
'au Uwlle thermometer given below,
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From the Mis.iOn Field.

The NEws hal a pleasant call today
from Elder Albert J, Brown Of this
city, who on Tuesday last returned
home from the Indian Territory mis-.
sion field, whero he has been engaged
In preaching the Gospel. T. der Brown
luit home on Sept. |, 1894 an1 during
his absence has laOOfui "a toe CheTo.
kee aud ChoCiaw natlOnB Oi the lHdiau
Territory anu als1 in Oklahoma.
lie reports the missl01 Ia those
paris In @ prosperous condi'
ton and states that a spI.
90 Of inquiry inlo M1fmlni.m
IA awakening among the people. The
lah.B u. tuu Ellcu alu frsulling 10
much good and many MO applying
ilr baptsm. The work NJ present iB
ITinClpally among the WhilUs ami the
prospects Tor future success In gaining
converts are very encouraging, DIR
Ing Elder Browne absence be has
been taken down vita sickness on
several occasions, hut each spoil was of
comparatively short duration Gnd hp
returns home IN groi health bni icul.
ms that he has been In the line OF his
duty,
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THE GREEN BAG.

NJ. l.. Lovendahl, 81, and RlbenG
Miller, 2a,of this city were today given
license 10 marry.
Pcil Juror J.. +. Heath has been
excused I'll Monday ami +. l.. Kent
Tor tho term.
Deputy County CLERK Miss Roedall
Today issued oeuse 10 we'd 10 samuel
X, Nelson, aged -, aud Miss ZippOrAh
PaTkin, aged is, 10th residents VI
south Bountliul.
Tho following judgments were en-.
Tered this mOruingi First National
Bank ui Dillon, Mon,hun, vs. B0y d
Park ana J. A. GOothut, Judgment for
palnlin, s4,2iOal, costs 5000.
CHARLES Adams W Emma Adams; de-.
cree Of divorce Tor piWutin.
J. a. Wright, OF Ogden, Weber
county, was today appointed by the
president Of the State horticultural
board. The Governor has tho appoint.
meut ~ TIC pTtaitent, tue COUNTIES
having tho appointment Of the O'htt
Wemurrs Of tho board. A. q. Horne
aud David Evans, both Of Ogdor,
Weber county, were also commissioned
n0iaueI public.
judge S.rett Is taking testimony
iu the rui, Of Esther Walker against
salt Lake CITY Tor DAMAGE Alitinr
from he flooding " PLAINTIFF land uy
lhr eurplul canal. Tho following lury
WAS imusne,lei IN the caaG philiu i.
Stone, George CuTiey, John Gailtcu.I
JD, Euw0rI Johnson, II. e. Ilyua
talc, q, Plgber Moron, VS., CLAW.
com AM John NJ. ChnmUerlain. ~,
defendant moved to filean amepdmpu,
~ ils answer ~ rendered, nut judge
street denied the motion aud the lflal
was proceeded with on the OTigluuI
gr9unda.
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The Pyper Testimonial.

George u. Pyror, tho well known
singer, IL 10 10 the recipient u hani'
some testimonial from his friends aud
musical ass1cia,os, prior to his dopar.
tufe for mission. Ho leaves with
Elder Is. A. Roberts about July 1t,
and on Friday evening DeEt popular
concert VIII be given for his beurft In
the Assembly Han, President Wood
ruff having given tho hall fof the coca.
sion. Nat NJ. Brigham, willard
WelhU, n. s. Goddard and the Hat-
mouy club Atc among those who have
generously consented 10 take tart;
other artistic VIII appear, aud a fre
program h being arranged by the com
mittCn IN charge, which Il compu0ud
OF Evan stephens, II. q. whitney, j.,
ID. Spencer, IL, 3. Eneigu, W. G,
Patrick aud John ID. owen,
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NEWS OF The MINES.
Much Better Trading On The Stock
Exchange Today.
EAST GOLDEN GAZE LEADS OUT
With sale OF 1900 Sharcs-Oiher
Siucks Dealt in-l.ems From
Mammoth.

The m5HOt7ry Of tull trading was
broken en change today and the bulls
anI tcB5s got down TO work % earnest.
Tht nal transfer csm1 in sale n
1900 shares ui East Golden Gate at o
csuls, ~ which figure sellers were
plentiful, bgt more OF the stock could
not nud buyers OF that figure, the
bUam attempting 90 pull d, down
10 ccur. -Four Aogs dropped
down TO q cents 30 the cn0rings
and 1000 shares found iagofh
Of lnal figure. Al the close. h1ldcfs
demanded 80 cents for tue stock, while
bids gi 20 cents were freely posted.
The remaining listed stocks created
v,ry little Interest, except Mammoth,
which m ainlaineI its fcuontly.eaiued
strength, being Oh red nj sAH5l aud
receiving numerous bids OF sa,vi.
OF tue unlisted ptoperiict, swan
sen took the Initiative with
eighty advanced quotations. lts
apgearlnco frtuIted Ia three Gales o
100 shores u.ch, ore ut $3.50 and the
remainder % an advance o. bail
cent. The Emerald stgcs showed m
cteasiug sitcu.th uui although no
ttansIcfs greeted iit APPEARANCE, me
quotations were such us 10 Indicate
that the stock was we'll thUu ht 10, IL
was offered al "a cents, while s.. .cnts
wac the BID. Dalton was iAvotU Win
a saIcot 900 shares al o cents aul
10 cents was paid tor 1900 shares OF
Buckeye ut rIutiC.
Thu closing hgufps were as follows!
LISTED STOCKS
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suit Deed Of rrust.

Elmer T.. Darling, as trustee Tor the
Pioneer Loan and Homestead ossOcin.
ton as a corporation, today filed suit
In the Third diSttiu, court against
JamVs q. Nice ana Edith l.. Nee Tor
foreclosure on sS02.6S balance due on
bond and deed VI trust executed by
tho defendants 10 the plaintiff.
VIM, j. Martin against Marshall
TodI and other; mUuun Tor judgment
by default sustained,
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A Morning Blaze.

A small blsz' at the houge Of a
Mr. Prince on First south, between
Twelfth pnd Thirteenth East streets,
was ux,luguishsd by john Chugr,
city railway moturmsn, about ll;l5
this m1rniug. The fife was cuu'ud ty
sparks from the stove ana the timely
arrival OF Mt Chugg prevented i4s
necessity a. calling out the fire 1t
pnrmeuL
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Athlnge VI Clerks.

Tomorrow ML.J. Harold R,uclIny
leaves tho .nigy Of the secretary Of
s,aiy, where lie has been acting us
c.rb, md Uls position Will uo nlrd by
% brother Of Secretary ui SlHiu Ham.
m1ua. DIE Radcliffe uaa u,uu a
c.nE.gau. HHd Ob .rU u.Hn.u ~ Geo.
.li nUl H going W.N b5 reggie ttei
Iva ~. vino hove hal bus ness with tho
nii %. Secretary 0i stale, egI urlaIly
t.u lUWHpIIr, men.
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Beccham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetitc, sallowskin,etc.,
when caused by constipationi
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills roc and
ESQ a box, Book free at your
druggists or write B. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
ABssslsalss mora tAAn 90 oo0 boIoG
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Plans for Decorating.

Tho board OF county commissioner
nro Offering SO Tor the best plans 30
decorate the north, west ana south
fr8uts Of she city aud county building.
The cost OF decorating must not Ok
coed siIl, ana plans must be submitted
by rrxt Iupaday 90 O'Clock
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BACK FROM DEEP CREEK.
l. II. tllcrbock Returns From a Sur.
Ytying Expedition.

4. Il. EIlcrbcck, the well known coal
and mining man returned from a sur
vOyiug expedition In the Deep Creek
country this forenoon after an nbience
Ia m the city Of ten days. Ho was
accompanied on his journey by II.
Filzhupb, who DID his surveying. This
work covered Xix claims, compiling
the whole Of the Jumbo group, located
about nnCcn miles from ibapah. The
group, Fnys MT. Eliefbock, makes a
good gold and silver showing, uuu like
many other mining properties In that
section, would become valuable by tie
advent Of n railtoal.
The mining men Of the whole Of the
ibapah district are apparently In a
more hopeful mood than ever before.
They have excellent reasons f1f their
folicitntion, a. thuTo il more ami better
ore a. eight now than at any uihtr
time IN the history OF tho camp.
Tho Qu0ou n 5heUa company has
lust flushed new saw mill, which 10
~ begin operations at once. IL viii be-
run by water power Peliou wheel
and viii turn out gOou deal NJ lum'
bcrir tho near uiuTr. Tne Galcua
ana Utah properties nre makiug sprc.
tally ilhu suOwings. Both on the way
out aud route home Mr.. ElletbocE
passed through Detroit, In tho Drum
Mining district, Ia the south end Of
the Dugway mountains, lie rop0rs
that some excellent gold aud copper
strikes have been recoutly made In
that vicinity.
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AN ORDINANCE

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a srd ftrtI I, ,'.,i1,gt ~ iis Ir6nsrir .a
~ 49,, Nv. ..,'i t.,aF NJ f.'.tI' r'..ls
u. ~. 80 M, ,I FiF.f 49, tt',.t I...g IF.
rs,i8g nistrtst No. oi NJ s,Ii ,.tr,
p, iiU,,A O., ~ li ''la,nel VIZ, 1,. .t
$1,000 ~ ~ tsi " ~. t .' ~ 'l w '..'....r.
iHe i.r.,I..fg. I..t. AID rsrIris U' Maud H.rg...
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~ sel'..t s,,.ii sfr.st f,gl. iiIl va ..l. Ia
"a ~. af.'.t, ~. ..,t.., ~ 49, ".H...f 800
W ~ A l,.io sI'o' ,' 49, w 'e NAN. ~.
sa1tia'etlfg
@ht.. t.i'r..t o.. g.f..g tE. tyr..Hs4.. f
,,,,i,. 'H5I ny .H't.s1lg ana grad.rr aid
lir.t ,,,.,',...f. ~ |I... la. .I'f M. Ill. .F
Iiai 'Gaiting 8n sait p raoni -ouIh atrsst AID
t.,.,.rI ....tI 44r.t u. iisIril fitntrtH DEL
...s'..I .t,t |..#.f fIat tr. sr.#4. ain DO
..,..aI.g Ia.rIttru Ug a,d tYUr0trneHts.
VA t IN. "a tarfgI. of it4I 40 t4 .a
~ w ID. IA. N ~. y lgttl,r,'. I.I1 arErrf.
.... ..'tI ~. i.,...a f..'f H..gf... tf I.HfH
$40. gI .s'G fiIrri To DO p4vcd troutua uH
IN strt,i nd ,fa dgiui M nav f,gt Uats
fl8l,, IA strTrt 4, ~ from the ,yo.t line I'd
Wr.t lt9,Ut,'r itrgrt 10 M rast Itnr nf i,fsi
80, ttt M, t,tI r,st and rt
vruas M paVtug furbiug luttff.n.
KIN GRADING H. ho paid Iy 'a6u.lus
o,gn,rt IA r.tlUatrt ,t glNail aud 40 ui
bgIgf. ieyirl Md tl I,e nssessei on sad I1u
and parcel. OF isnds ia GIlis. rer front t8ug
I|ttft,',t ~ 'sIt rIrf,,,g9tgGt and vHIel tHs
tYiy g'rsl.Urer b. haTelv autbGfged and III.
rtgfrf.tp ss.F.a tu aHHUFuauHe Min tHf UFuHI.
sions OF this uriinanro and Tor iha pufpolH.
'I i,I. fsn s5 is,. W '' 'rt ip i,Iors si
h. itI.t % 'TI.Iti.t, tI.ty suryay sttuhtH .u
iBe rity and ,oupty of san ItEr. ttata NJ
W., wv '"' ''""'
~ r.y....f t., .,.,. "a i,ts and .Br.sIs u
abs ,bSt,,ng o iN s IpI' ,is Of . STi sSsi 70
nay gI ",s NJ AS a ,.e5yg anon fr ni
"' ,na ~ "a NJ n w. ~ mi IN End lf
| +. dai.fb Ia my fgst
Eer. z Tbat satd t4N levied o. aforesaid ru
s1ld lots ana pats OF Iuts respectively suaI
become delinquent as IplIuWH
unot0urth Of the total amount 20 ioN.nI
| shall become delinquent August lat, le'I one
| fourth september lst, 1890 one fourth o.'''
Dor iHt, l-h and one fourth July 10, l''.
zach NJ enid inatailmtnt except ono s''l
/ shall draw interest al the rate Ot seven urf
| cent por auuum from the tue nt ne lew
a.ureHNd until mo samu shan become az Ih
Vuent, ana 70 any or either 81 said lnslal'
iuruts DO. NOT ua.d before they become drI'h.
| Uuuut. interest thereon from tue daip ~ I'M. J
| delinquency HHsIl hu charged at tie rhir OF
| ton utr cent per Iunum until SAID Delinquent
| luatllmrUts are ulIy PAID
| HrU. lhAt the entire amount OF iah o
loylad aud hsstrssd on sad iots or parts ai
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InANHIEN. ID 1900.

scvcn thousand i've hundred shares
" East Golden Gate NJ 10 cents yer
share; 900 Four Aces nj n cent?; 100
Swansea at t9.37 anu 200 ~ s2,a7 J;
200 Dalton at o cents; 5000 Buckeye
lriuurJ NJ rs cents. Total shares
void, n 500.
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nAuuotu ITEMS.
= Gage rails seven Hundred Feet
new Mining uachiHsry Notes,

Gage rails seven Hundred Feet
new mining uachiasrS- Notes.
SPECIAL Correspondence to- ue NIws
MAMMOTH, Juur l7.-Atoul $3.50
this morning IN accident occurred at
Tho Mammoth mine. II appears that
the man at the engine s.artUd % lower
the cage from the 800 foot 10 the 800.
foot level. Tho cage had no s00usf
started TO descend when some Of tue
c1gs In tue machinery clipped, anu
The engineer lost oil c0ntfol u the
engine through excitement, ami the
cage DROPPED 200 feet, smashing II to
pieces anu causing the cattle TO break
aud twist into thousand different
shapes.
IL b. very fortunate that IL happened
when no one wa iu the cage; u 10 had
occurred hall AZ hour later Elk men
would have been killed, ns that NUN.
Der were 10 commence work 90 the
! ,8D0.iolt level at : q. m. Through
tue accident all work at the mine was
stopped ana will bc Tor n few days
until now cage arrives and the cable
repaired.
The Sioux Consolidated Go. are 20.
log 10 erect new ~ c.; also a ueg
boiler will be In place ILsttad Of the
old onu In few days.
a big thunder storm commenced
here az o O'Clock tonight anu heavy
downpOur Il expected. ID. Res.
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Excursion 10 ordsu.

The wu1dmcn o' the World Will.
give an Uxcufsiln 20 Ogden on SUNDAY
next via Rio Gnndr Western rs,
Special train leaves nj 1885 .. M. ~
who desire % avail themselves Of this
reduced rate should sfply 10 the com.
mitter at once for Tickets.
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Extension tables ~ 73lc r,r foot M
Frood's Rod Lottor Sale.


One lady cashier ana six cxpail.
oncyd cl1lhlug aud furnishing go14i
snlosmen. Apply with reference. o..
morrow mpTniug between anu y, 90
Conhaim Clothing Go.
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Acting Commissioner,

49, Commissioner Besi states, the
Fort Crttuuuon reservation has been
open 10 pueblo Btttlem eDt, a. der the
law, since December ~, ls09, aud
therefore locations made on those
'auls suuaqIgut TO that limo were
ytIl4 AMI yllc.uai ami while
iuo reservation was not declared
omen uy reclamation until Auril .,
1896, Filil the act oi Congress TUirtrui
20 by missioner Beet was bind.
lug uH1 mai fuIl force nul elect from
anu after IuB lime Il the abHudUumun
OF the military reservation,
Tue sum aud aubstHuCt OF the matter
d., mineral locations ON Ttsetyatiors
are never valid; when reserved ttscs
of land orc thrown open Tor puBllo set
tl1mout by a cOngTessioGEl aci, even
though there uu "a delay Ia thu prlrla.
mau0n iE8uoi IN pursunnCo % tuch
act, tHru FUgh tracts VI laud cease 10
come under the head OF reservations,
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