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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
@us Sreiburg.

g., miro Qei9rieosn: Gin farbens
prd6tiAes. ron EDIT tiintleriidsr gn=
pronunG seugenoes S9auipiel bate
beute gta6mlttaa b0lb 6reibur9 ouf
Die StrGBen 9elOdt. IS 9slsitste
ndlnlib Die 6eitSu9s1ruppe oes bisIiQen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ben ItolSen 6eIt=
pa8en. Der SweiIellOs cine Der berpOr=
ru9enolteu 3ieroen oes 0rOBen &arIs=
rlIber 6eIt3u9es bonn 9. September
blloen miro, in Der pollen 6eiturlsrii=
ltun9 bon Der WObuung oes m~OrOnen=
ben &llnItlers, Srn. &unltmaler GriB
8ei9es, na1 Dem SabnbOfe. Zen
3ug %erO1neten, gieifer uno Srommler
UOran. cine Sbaar bon 6reiburQer
@iir0ern III Der tleioiumeu 5rabt oe5
aus9e9enoeu 10. S]0brbunoerts unO
StaOttnehte nit S1Ilo uno Speer -
5u9leid Elm ppbl9eibuItes Wulitcorps
nit traiti9en beimIibsn Vieiieu. Sptj
81 GoB. in eberner &iiItuug. folgt Git=
ter st. 8eorge, Der ulte S%t0otpatrpn.
Yin leln 8efOl9e, oas rem erle0ten Sra=
den einbrin9t, reiben iiA Die SrdQer
Der tunltoO!lenoeten. einem &leinoo Der
ltdotiiben Nltertbiimer = Sammluu9
na68eblloeten gOtbiihen SOl3tude.
Delbe 0d5 Dem S%dnoesDerrn 9eDiomete
erlte GremplGr oes pbOtO3rOpliihen
WtilnIter : albums bir1t. Sauab
tru9en SitnQlinge Ouf acknowledgement
SNbre Die Dem Sr0Qtr unter Der erIien
~Sburmgallerle entnOmmene pOlDbro=
nllrte ylilte oes permutbliheu Sburmls
melIter5. Srei Wertmeilter Don I'M
ierer lieben 6ruuen Wtllnlter, ourh Der
@ertieu0e tenutIi1 Nemabt als YGu=
meIlter, S5miso unO zimmerman,
ielten loOann iu Dem S6luB= Ino
WlanSpuutt oss 8duien, benz BON ich=
Shlmmeln QeSo8enen TeltmNgen, iiber.
Die Holie iiibren StrnmeBen in ben
ItQotlihtn S0rbeu. Zen Wtittelpuntt
oes 9Hn9ens biioet Ous berOOrrageuoe.
Don &iinltlerbauo in 0oli 0eihniBte
MOoell oes Wjinlters nit iei1er unuer=
Qieibliben PDr0miOe. Die beiOen
Seitsn Oes llutcrbdues Ihmiiden a6t
melblibe EiQuren. QetreuliA aus Dem
relten @lloerwert Der Wilniter Not=
bale wieoerSeAebeu. Sie Bidder uer=
biiIlt ein nit ben @appen Der 3inite
geibmilfter Seppih. Sorn tbront
0uf GolOeuem Seliel in roth uno gOlos=
mem Srot0tmantel 6ribur9ia, su ibrsn
SiiBen &nuppen nit grseugn!iien tirb=
liber &uuit. Der aanae Aufbau mlBt
z J Weter in Der SDbe. Sin linz
fad, ourh pelben 9lelt bel Seginn Oes
glufiu9es Der Obsre Sbeit oes Wtiiniter=
WtOoeIs SAaoen 9eurmmen bate,
tonnte 9lilfllbsr gSelie RAID 8ebObclI
peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
llebcr cine ieItidunc@ ctte
miro aus Wostam bes
rjd)tct.

Glne iun9e Dame wiinIHte in elmer
ausldnoil6en unipsriitGt ibre Stuoien
fOrtSuieBen, bod ieblten ibr bier3u Die
erfDroerli6eu Wittel. Sa b0rte lie BON
Dem Wostauer gbilantbropen g., uno
alsbalo be9ab lie li6 gu oieiem uno
bat lbn in berSllben @Orten I'M mate
rlelle Sii!fe. y. bDrte ibre Bite lie-
benslulirolg an. ertldrte ibr aber oann.
oaB er 9ruuoIiBlib nltt ablebne,
einem beoiiritigen Weni1en 81 belisn,
bob pine er piele Seiiplels. no Die
Siilfe nlbt 81 benz 9ewiiuIhten 3isle
9eTiibrt babe: grade psriOnen. welhe
CUR 6ortleBuua ibrer Stuoien ielne
Siilfe in 4nipruh 9enOmmen. bdtten
lih Ipdter ais Dlllens uno sner9ielos
erwisien uno ibre Sabe auf balbem
g8e9e aeporien. Sesbalb babe err ben
@eoanten a%uf9e9eben. unbetannten
Seuten irsenoluie 81 belieu. Die iunae
Dame lleB lib nit bieler Grtlarun9
ieopb nldt abweilen; lie bat Serrn y.
uielnebr, ibr cine 4ufsabe 81 ltellen.
wslbe ibre Gusrsie uuo unternsb-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06

@eert tpuroe nun trob leiuer piitben=
ben 8e9enpebr on ben Wdltltunmpi
9ebunoen uno oann eilten ollie. bic leB=
ten Sorbereitungen CUR 6lu6t Su tref=
fen. Slaf ielblt aab ben Srt an, no
bic Gofer periuabrt iuaren; nit leibter
Wiibe muroe Die Sajiitentbilr uno oie=
ieni9e III Dem Serihlage gsipren9t uno
bic wertbpolen Vebllter an Sed 9e=
ibleppt, BON 100 aus lie Dill unn Som
al Saueu in oas Boot nieoerliebsn.
Garner iiiste leine papisre uno Shiffs-
bil1er bel.
Oils oas 9eIdeben mar. Guberte Bill
feline Weinun9 oabin. oaB Sad, Der
Shifsiunge, pislleibt NOD an Voro
iein m0hte - es ipdre bod taum 9laub=
lid. oaB er lih Der itnrten 6lutb al.
uertraut babe uno melt neutrality-suspicious.
lei. oaB er ii6 ir9enowO I'M Shifis pers
itedt battle. Sn oieiem 0eoanten gina
er aud ielbIt unter Set uno lieB bier
ieinen &uf ertOnen. llno w~abrbaitio,
als er oas audi in Dem Sauptuorratbss
raume THAT. mo cine Wen9e Sliler uno
&ilten auf9eitapelt la9en, lieB lid aus
benz 8ewirr oieler Sitter cine 4ntnOrt
pernebmsn uno 9leib oarauf sei9te li6
Der &nabe, her nun i6su binter ben
Sanern beroortrOh. IS mar ibm bel
benz ueberfalle ~9elun9en. unbemertt Die
Sute 81 Q%epinnen, uno 10 bate er iib
bis jeBt perbor9en 9ebalten. fortwdb-
reno in Nn9it, oaB Die Seiuos ibn aui-
Gnoen mObten.
Gs mar jeBt feline 3eit gu langen gr.
tllrun9en, uno 10 riei inn Yil al an,
Sed 81 tommen, allies lei CUR abiabrt
bereit."
gber nod sauoerte Corner, oas
Shiif 5u uerlaiien er wolte Warp
uno ben jun9en Slider, Der 10 uners
wartet aus einem Seinos gu einem
Srsunoe aciuoroen mar. niht an goro
su%riiflaiieu. oa er lie ben Seinoisli9.
tsitsu Der Sniulaner ausSsiebt wuBts;
bod Warp pei9erte li9. nit ibm gu
9eben.
Oils Der 3apitdu nod - aber freili9
per9eblib - ieint lleberreouugs9abe
aufbOt, mahte ein neues erei9uiB allen
peiteren unterbanoluuaeu eiu Gnoe.
Ufarp ielblt Dar es. bic nit Der Sanb
gu benz 8eltaoe binuOerweiieno aus.
rief:
,,Sebt bort! guere Seinoe tebren
3uritd. 3auoert nibt ldnser. psnn
Sub 6relbeit pertb it,"
Wirllia sei8te lib grade isbt elm be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
Die fritiibem SebcnSiabre.

Der Mttnib bat orsi tritiI6e 9sbens=
iabre. Sn oieien Sabren lit pOm 10.
ben 8reiIenaltsr ab9eieben - Die Sters
bsnsmO0lihteit am 9rOBten. g8er oas
/. 2sbenslabr iIberitanoen bat. bat ulls
4usIiht. unau1eiOateu oas l6. al er.
reihen uno bOblt wabri9einlib oas 81.
g8er oas 30. Sebensiabr itbsrwunoeu
bat, bat ale Iusiibt, 81 Sabre ali ;u
Weroen &C. gSer oas 81. Sebensiabr
liberltanoen bat, bat Die g9abriheln.
lid.eit. mob ELL paar Sabre Watiirlib
niht ulele) 81 leben. Die 0iinitiasn
Sebsnsjeiten iiuo aliO bic pom pOllenOe.
ten |. bis gum l6. uno Die pom 81. bis
"a. 2sbensiabr. 9erbGltniBmdBig uu=
9iinlii9e Sebeusaltsr limb Die bonn 10.
bis 81. uno uOm "a. bis 81. Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06

bate, ben Worn ieiuem Somerooeu aus
mari, coer ouB linn Clais ieltiumes
gYeier ouiiiel - oeuu1. er bctrohtete
i'm NIT oromDbuijheu Wlifeu uuo trot
etpos ,uriit, ME inn iib por siuem
plOBliheu Nn0riif al iiGeru.
S(oi hin bei nisisr yaobrr,bmuno
unmutbiu Die 3dhne ,uianmeu. 9Sas
iOlite CT tbun? MtarD etwartete jsBt
entidlolienss SanOeln, uno luern CT
lib Dem SLIDER LII ndGerte, 10 ltano
81 erpa;ten, oaB oieier nod Ueiteren
Seroodt ,4op'te. Aber er our'te AUDI
iiGt metter Se!t oerlleren mas tonnte
,WI'EBl'" ole,tr 'WMa9ll9e Sur'Ue
WtOBe9 He9eH ip!l uusr'U'eh' mefl' CT
% auV uuI eA SaIIo9eN'sliBe uItoll=
"' nr t"o:
~ 0'sls't ~sou''''N 'tat Ct ellis
iVlpOTH unl Ossr' 81, Ger aoer tauIll
is1!s SsIUsaHlA VS,'stl'e' a'9 leli'e
Uuno N"9 oF" "'ENer III @lrtsl
o""H,
"2Sas Vaol ,Spt oor' elats' 1rG9te
6. m'' e'''eI. Ili'ller" Uuto m'btfaa!l0eh
ot'us. HS'e'o'; 40 Sgt le'o. Aneh
HsiuH' wv He'uul l'''t h'Vl. Sp
,euto. ns'V n'gt 'p"''oet't' 'psnh Sgr
SuV oGh Der SltHe oort 9attet oOle
S':He III oV'' "op' leBe' '"OsH.
Aiaf la9te lpOttlld auf.
,Weint S,br, 8eert? sS6r trdunt.
SameraO! Selo Sbr Elm 9Selb, oaB
wv "',' genth S09s OelpeEter legts
SSub' opu eust Mtlltt peueNs SVr
''ut'' 'D"s lu'u'el SVt oVn 1N'F'
nso nIll oIelsN sSot'eh luH1e TT ND
9s"' S'lWt "pp n'egs 8" nugtti': oIe'
'tt oVe' 'Vo' u0S''''"'7 T'''e" SV''' 5"'
'"a'
.Ste9t!" rlef er oabel, leBt 9raoes
81 TEN Wte'ler berGlls5leDeno. ,.Slelbt
mir pom SelOe. SlGt ratb lb Gub.
S0r Daot Slnterliltlbes III Den Oceans
Ten. uno lb BIN pabrll6 nlbt Der
Marll, MID llbertolpen 81 lafen."
Slaf belt bod bel oisier ~orobenocn
Sewsgung @ssrts umUiltiirlih ieinen
S1ritt all uno mari einen I'M 6liliii-
gen Slif nab Marp biniiber. 98as
er bier iab, erpreBte ibnt elnen 4usrui
oes grltaunens. Marp bate lib nam.
LID 81 Garner nieoer0ebeu0t uno mar
eben I'M Se9riif, oelien 6elleln AT ourb-
l1heloen.
Nu3 8eert 9epabrte oies.
.,9uriit oa, Mdodsu," Ibrie or in
Born uup gDutb ouf, Werrotb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06

ters ertannteu. Sheu wi6en Die 6is
i6er Surild uno lieBen Slai alleiu, Der
Itarr Der oapOntreIbcnoen Seibe na1-
lab.
6iinf Winuten ipltsr batten Die 6i-
lber oGs S6if uerlGnen. ibr Boot
wanote ii1 ourb Die PaiiGQe, wobl
oabten lie. bic 6lit6tlin8e mob %einSu'
bolen.
Oils Warp wieoer 81 ii1 lam, mar
audi OLAF perIhpunOen. Sbr SerS
ia9te ibr, mas 9eihsbeu lei, oenn lie
bate jsnen wIloen Nuiihrei bon ibres
Saters 9ippen oernOmmen uuo iblpB
oaruus oas GntleBli1e.
Sa lie tein Boot beiaB. mar iie 9e-
nDtbi9t. auf benz Shiife su bleibsu.
Grlt nab mebrereu Stuuoeu wuroe ibr
ourb lire Wutter. Die ibre 3eiden
bonn 2anoe bemsrtte, Siilie 9ebra6t.
Nber lie l6ruiea oieIer ~ge9enilber BON
benz 0Or9efallenen uno tebrte liumm
gum Sanos Surilt.
Nm Wittas wu,oe ibr ourd Elm
Sinh zines ibrer Na6barn Elm 3ettel
9ebraht, ben, wie oasielbe an9ab, OLAF
ibm Ne9eben babe. OLAF ielbit babe
9!ei6 oaraui in ieinem Sopte, aui benz
iein Sbifer8erdtb sewsisn, Die Sniel
perlahen.
Der Snbalt oss 3ettels lautete in
un9elenten Sbriitii!sen iol9snoerma.
Sen:
..Warp, Der Simmel mil ni6t. oab
ia bid beliBen iOl. SD 9ebeoiroein
gSort suriid. Su tauult benz nibt
a~n9ebDren, ourb oeiisu Sano bein
0Gtsr ieinsn SOo fauo. 4bss 1Ott
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
Sid ais 8cwerbsmaBi8cr
Haoiabrer IN Gmslano
aus,uicid)ucu,

1T siu isbr sintrd9lidss @ei6dft. RAD
Dem ..Sbsifislo S%ele9rupb" bat sin be-
fainter enQliIder Gafabrer wdbrsno
Der lsBteu liebeu Wonate 1000 Yiuno
Stsrl. alleIn al Yreiien ein9enommsn.
auBer Der beoertenoeu SantIeme Don
S~elOcipeo.6 abritanteu, oersn Yeloci=
peoe er beuuBt. Ser &aoiabrer 0ti.
6ael erbielt 100 Bio. Stsrl. cine Wobe
tGalib in Olympia. Sbm puroe cine
Sonoer-S er9iituns oeriprohen. wenu
feline Seiitun9 Die bisbsr betonnten
Seiltun9en ilberrugen iolte. Sir ein
9ewObnli6es Yreisfabreu uerbdlt
0ti9asl 81 BIB. Sterl. bon ben Ysli.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06

gern Der S0lncil, roel,n err 9ewinnt,
uno 60 pfo. StCrl., fails er Derlicrt.
SOINe ena!iite HUofaDrcr tDie Wtih0eI,
Pluttsgetts, StOds, 0uret. Gom &in=
ton uno GiUiere Ueroienen 100000
pio. Ster!. iGbrlih. Ser ameritNniINe
GO0fObrer zimmerman bate lid OOr
elnigen SNbren eiu YermOgen UOll
Sanienoen Yfuno Sterling sulammen=
gefubren, eBe er ben ueuelten Sport
Guf9ab. llno oas mar su elmer 3sit,
no Die 9euti8en bOben YreiIe nod M
betannt lu0ren. Ser ucritOrbene STAB
fabrer artbur Sutton bat 5000
Bio. Sterl. IinterlNien, Die sr ii6
nur our4 ieine &unIt eriuorbsn bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
Cine katGolt(Ge
Qnlteolung-
puH 0rObe mo Scoeutuna
uurNe ca6e COlonie.

Sir eincn Seoen, bauptiddIid fir
et''e't Uamilicnuater, lit IS ilnbes
oun9t uon grOBter 9ecentuno, luenr
er inter GGno5Itnteu NIB Gjlaubeus.
gcilenen lebcn mo mirteu fam.
Ole EnrtIs Yafc Go!pnie, nit ibrem
c!tS9eic!tn;ettn, yti8en unS eroies
pt9el UooeI, nit bcrrli6em @aiIer
uno NlIlna, mi; Gir3en, Sduleu
i'no U"Dr'ueger, nit ;rpci Gifens
bHbnperbtnoungeu nit ben pier in
Der 9tdbe IIegenoeu gr0Bten Sans
oelS'tcoten OeS Roromeitens (n6mz
!I3: ct. EauI, minneapolis. 0u.
I"t9 uno SnperiOr), bietet Dem
totDoIpGen 6arnler 6ieic Sortbeile,
DE er Inm6gIi9 fiir 10 billiass
0eIo moersUO ertauien tann.
gtebr iute 400 6nmiliert, bic idou
Sano 9etauft baben uno ;ufrieoeu
llro, bejen9cn Die 8abr6ett bieier
S~eBaIptNnt9. Wo 10 uieIe SSamis
lieI ldon 9etanft 6aben uno forts
ipabrenO 6reunOe uno gefannte
thinner nod binjieben, sebt ielbt,
perltdnOll6 6aS 2ano iebr lebbaft
ab. Ntsbrere SauienO Qcres autes
SoltO llio nod in Oieier Golonie fir
Den btuIgen BretS BON So bis 81
per 2Icre auf iebr Iei8te 3ablunass
beotr9ungen Su baben. Niir 6arte
nnO 8rlfreibuns penoe man iia
l9r''tItd ODER miinOIi3 an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27
A MAN WITBoUT A PAST.

When Adam had shaken himself and
looked around him on the day of crea-
ton, he INDUCED in something like the
following soliloquy:
We'll, it doesn't look as if 1 were
going to have much company to keep me
from being lonesome, but there is one
thing 1 can congratulate myself upon,
and that is I'm man without a past.
II have no foolish actions to grieve
over, no notes coming due, no bad char
acter to live down, no breach of prom
Use suit on my hands, no loss of lent
money to kick myself about, no creditor
to make me hide in the woods, no dun
to put off till next Monday week, no
apology to make for calling on a girl
when [ was three sheets in the wind, no
lies to manufacture to appease an angry
wife, and a great many other things !
haven't got to do, and, last and best of
all, I'm in no danger of being run down
and killed by a bicycle ridden by a
woman in boomers. On the whole, 1
don't see but that man without a past
is pretty well off."-Boston Courier.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27
AN ANSWER TO e. c.
But He Should Have Consulted n
Good Attorney.


A gentleman, signing himself as E.
c., writes from one of our leading min
ing camps asking for information. on
several important questions, as fol-
lows:
First--If a person locates a claim.
say on the first OF this year, or any
/ hold it before doing any work thereon,
and what amount of work is required
! TO hold the claim?
Seconds it necessary to show
mineral-bearing ledge in making a 10
cation?
Thirds it lawful for a person who
has located a claim this year to sell
building lots thereon the same year
and before he mas done any work on
the claim?
Fourth-And can the locator or owner
of the claim prevent anyone from build
ing dwelling houses thereon? N
In answer to these inquiries we would
say:
First-That the locator of a claim
has year and a fraction of a wear in
which to perform his assessment work
thereon, and it is claimed by some au-
thorities that if a claim-holder begins
his assessment work on the last days
OF the last year, and does not complete
the work before the first day of the
following year, he can, if acting in good
1alth. continue the work until the re-
CURED sum is expended; provided that
the work continues uninterruptedly
from the time it was begun. The
amount required to hold a claim is 500
IN work each year, which, for the first
work Done, includes the year and the
traction of the year in which the To-
cation was made.
SecOnd-It is OeoeSSa aooor3i,oo 10
law, and 10 make the location valid,
that a mineral-bearing ledge, or min
eraI IN place, must be shown on the
ground located
Third-If the locator has a mineral
bearing ledge on the ground, or can
snow mineral in place, and he has
complied with the laws of the United
states and the bylaws of the district,
IN making his location, he has a perfect
right to sell town lots on his claim
deed 10 the same, unless it is patented
ground; and, in case he Should fail to
patent the same, and eventually should
dpdhuon his location, the ground would
revert back to the government. and the
Iot holders would have no title or
rights, excepting as squatters; and if
the ground was mineral bearing, and
could be so proven, the first person to
relocate 1t as such would hold title
and the quit-claim deeds given by the
prior locator would be void and of no
effect. nv
Fourth-If the locator or owner of the
claim has complied with the laws. as
above stated, and can prove that the
ground is mineral bearing, it is his
property in the eyes of the law, and
as much so, if he continues to comply
with the law relative to assessments.
ETC., as if he had a patent from the
government for the same; and he can
IN law prevent trespass upon the
ground to the same extent that he
could resent a +respass upon a farm ia |
which he held title, or upon any real
estate in his possession, for the claim
Is his individual property. and no one |
mas a right to build upon it without |
ms authority or permission or to in
tertere in any way with his possession
or. peaceful occupation of the same,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27
HARrER,s INNOVATION.

Mr.. Harter was the author of an in
novation in Office seeking which created
a sensation when it was first disclosed
After President Cleveland was elected he
made out list of every federal office il
his district and wrote opposite each the
name of the man he considered most
competent to fill it. He had a wide ac-
quaintance himself, having lived there
from boyhood, but when he was in
doubt consulted persons in the different
localities in whose judgment he had con-
f1dence. Then, without saying anything
to any one, he filed a copy of this list
with President Cleveland and said:
These are my nominations for all the
offices in my district. If you desire to
appoint them. 1 shall be very much
pleased. If your desire to know my rea-
sons for selecting any particular man
for any particular place, 1 shall be glad
to give them. If you think proper to ap-
point others, [ shall not be offended. I
submit these names as a matter Of duty
and shall not approach you on the SUBJ
ject again unless I am sent for.
At the same time the list was pub
lished in the local papers with an an
nouncement that it would be useless for
any one to attempt to persuade Mr..
Harter to recommend any persons but
those named.-Chicago Record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27
Railway Notes.

A special meeting of transcontinental
lines has been called to be held at San
Francisco, May Is.
There are no further developments
in the matter of the withdrawal of the
application of common rates from Og-
den, but something is liable to drop
before the week is out.
The Missouri Pacific is going into
the hotel business at st. Louis during
the Republican convention. The road
proposes to furnish 104 Pullman sleep
ers with perfect sanitary connections,
for the use of it's patrons during their
stay there.
John Sherman Hoyt, president of the
Nevada Central, and Arson Phelps
Stokes of New York, a heavy stock
holder in the line, spent Sunday in the
city and will leave over the Western
on No. 8 today for Glenwood Springs
and the east.
General Passenger Agent Wadleigh
Of the Western is preparing to avail
Utah of the natural advertising pro-
clivities of the hotel managers, who are
ito visit Salt Lake this week. He has
had incased in large envelopes 6, copy
each of Utah and "a Pointer" pam
phlets rich in information concerning
the state, one Of which will be pre-
scented to each visitor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27

can be greatly reduced by careful in
vestigation as to the location OF the
mines and character and responsibility
of the management of the company.
Such Information can be most readily
obtained through the medium of a
mining stock exchange
Many hardy miner has spent his
all by the time he has discovered a
promising claim, he is then compelled
to sell out or interest capital If he
succeeds in the latter a stock company
is formed and a sufficient amount of
stock is sold, usually at a few cents a
share, to enable the company to prose-
cute the development work Again Their.
are many shrewd men about mining
camp who are ever on the alert for
good properties, and take advantage of
the temptation there is to the miner
in a cash offer These men also have
not capital sufficient to develop the
properties, so company is organized
and they are compelled to sell some
shares of stock to obtain ready money.
In no case could control be bought a,
the price at which some thousand
shares are offered This is why at first
the shares of new companies sell at low
prices and is the history of every
mine Comparatively few properties in
any district are SO far developed that
their stock commands a high price.
While it is probable that the higher
priced stocks are good investments, it
may be said their value depends upon
the real worth CT the property they rep
resent. 1t is not SO. however, with
those that sell at very low figure. The
latter represent prospects chiefly and,
as already explained, only enough stock
is placed on the market to raise suffi-
cient funds to develop the property into
a producing mine. The majority of
mining properties recommended by
this exchange are likely to prove good
mines and the price on most of these
stocks is still very low and it is hard to
believe that the investor who does not
put all his money into one stock, but
buys in several, should lose all or any
of the money invested"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27
A BowERY WATERS AMENDMENT

A slim young man with a high stand
ing collar and straw colored macintosh
hurried into a Bowery restaurant the
other evening. AS the waiter with furled
shirt sleeves threw his towel down on
the table and gave it wipe the slim
young man jumped.
''What'n yer have?" asked the waiter
"a piece Of apple pie and a cup of
coffee and hurry up" said the young
man firmly.
Say. look here, young Teller" said
the waiter, shaking his finger at the
guest, I'll git yer de pie and I'll git yer
de coffee, but I'll be hanged if I'll hurry
up" And the big fellow slouched off
toward the kitchen, leaving the young
man transfixed.
lone in de dark and Ewes gift to
Adam on a limited freight fer Cholly."
was the order he yelled into the kitchen.
New York Sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27
THE WORLDS PEOPLE.

Seventy-two races inhabit the world and
use 1904 different tongues. There are
about one thousand religions.
The number of men and women is very
nearly equal, the average longevity of
both sexes being only 50 years. About
one-third of the population dies before the
age of II.
According to the most careful computa-
ton, only l person in 100000 of both sexes
attains the age of 100 years and to in
100 the age of 60.
timated at about 1,2OO000.OOO souls, of
whom &c. 900 die annually, an average
of S,S4S day, 1920 an hour, and 81 min
ute.
The annual number of births is esti-
mated at 1922, 600, an average of 100, 500
a day, 1920 an hour, and 70 a minute
Science.