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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-04

Following Is the very attractive pro-
Grnmmc announced for the hs-weekly
public rehearsal ut the Arion hall Sun
day evening by the Opera House or
chcstru:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-04

DR.. Miles Pain i'IIln stop lIoadachO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-04

LAST notice. Road stIrol q Co.'s MI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

Iho Womau's Bohef corp, Nm.
r.. Sherman, poet No. o, @. A. r., mot
yc8iuiday aud nrruRoi 10 hold o.
camp Ore on Clio lbtn. II will take
place On the Proctor academy gfoun1t.
The object 90 90 rnise iuuds to all somu
u tho old soldiers. rot 0ilman's
ufchcHtfal band has volunteered iis
services and will discourse music on
the occasion.
Rev. Joseph Wilkes Of tue NJ. H..
church has been invited ny the churCn
trustees 10 remain in charge Tor on.
other year. a rtquubt that afr. Wllktt
may continue us pastor viii DO pro.
sonte1 " the blbhOp at the conference
TO be held Ia Ogden next weak.
Tho officers have been ACQUIRING the
country Tor the hufglsrs VINO etOlo
goods from the Rlbinson's store iu
Clear Creek suuuay evening". Ihey
nave arrested Aud toatcncd large
uumbur Ui lrumps without oulniuiug
tuiilcilnt evidence 90 hold them.
william Lowis, who killed a man ia
SANDY % few days ago anu has since
been confined In tho asylum, has TO-
=
was delivered % Deputy Seem
rhomna and tasnn 10 Salt Likc,whtto
ho will DO tried for tue killing.
Tho officers have received inf0rma.
li0u tbat mau answcfing tho de-.
aufiptiOn Of the tramp who committed
CRIME against nature va SpHugviliu
innt Monday had been arrested b.
o den. lie viii be- brought back % be
% the gight party.
The friends of Air. Eugene Jouos
and Mf. Farley kmoot gave q pltas.ut
rUcial 10 honor OF che two young gem.
tlumtn, laft evening, IN the Optn
house. Elders smout and Jones leave
on d mission 20 GERMANY on the i2h
a challenge 10 play baseball game
h1u been received by companies / ana
NJ n. q. U.,iram com sulcs A ard u.
n. q. o., salt Lake. The Provo b0yf
will meet theif Salt Lako couradof, ID
uu early date.
Attorneys Houlz and Warner and
5tenGgEaTbor Rollo returned last
evening irIm the southern part Of tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

ua question hut what ho bns d mighty
huu propoHlUOn. Tho EuudOwn is Tho
origiual or fret location Of Tho district.
On the came Hido OF the fulch ~ tho
shutdown Ono strike Of copper oxide
wEa made last week on the PFimr0sr
south Of the Sund wn on the same
siuu Of tic euicb, nnd this property
was no once bought by the New Htats
people. On the Isabelle. which is aiso
included 90 tho Now State group,
vein Of copper oxide has been uucov
cred which rivals that on the Bun.
down ami the Primrose, anu that "a
being developed nlto Tor all it IL worth.
Tue New State group now Compfl6us
the Reno, Nj. RosO, Portland Isaboiie,
Nevada, Romeo aud Virginia, oil Of
which are heated on TIE copper belt
which seems 10 undefllo the south aide
Of the guloh.
Tho sunrise lies north Of the Sun.
down on tho La Plata side Of the
guloh, ami like the latter, and oil tho
properties on that eide, ia lead pr1po.
siliou. Carr. inter-, weber and Rich
nave secured control OF this milne and
are working II for the velvet. They
expect TO be shipplHg ore within u
week, aud believe they have n mighty
good thing.
The sontoless litigation between tho
ownofs of tho Ia Plata nnd the Sun.
fiau properties which fret brought WOO
10 tho camp hes been amicnbly settlod,
and there 10 now no reason why II
should not pnsh steadily ahead 10 tho
front row Of winners In the mining In
dutlfy OF Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

/ ihH milk. Tho experiment wa cone
/ uucltd during tho wiuiuf OF lsgi 5.
full "details are given in The buHuuu,
1nu the fcoulif, as iar M can yet be
determined, nfo summarized 81 fol.
lowe!
J.. This tcst adds but another Item Co
ibu fairly we'll cstablirhed Inut that nu
increase ln the quantity OF Conccn.
rated i0oi 10 the ration OF "a COW hous
rot increase the richness OF the milk,
provided the cows are well iU1 u ttaft
with.
2. Any increase IN the grain fed over
alN pounds pUr day, Increased the cost
OF tho unify pr0luuia almost without
exception, anu thu test indicates that,
with The i0dder uiod, oight p0undh OF
grain ia ths highest limit Tor ino great
ost pf0nL
D. Considered from the point Of
price, lucorn hay ami grain seem 90 be
mole economic ration than one OF
mixed nay sud grain, tut considering
The weight VI food, there b. very 40 G
liiltfcntci though the results atu
slightly in favor Of lucorn.
D. 10 lbuviduut rom these tusis That,
With thu price 0i lucurn ns reported,
$50 per toni cows may br TOD ai %
igod oost In winter Of loss than nine
cents a day pvr 1000 pounds live
weight oven with cows that Will pro.
duco one pound % butter o. more d
dny,
o. Tho lo8t also shows shat, with the
hight alma ~ cows, butter ~ may be-
produced during the winter % "a cosi Of
NOT more than uinu cents pee pound.
@. The cows which were the largest
eaten PET 900 pounds per live weight,
were, without exception, tho largest
aud most economic producers.
Anyone Interested Boz tuIs expert.
meat can obtain tho bulletin, ffUu Of
cost, hy applying 20 Luthur Foster,
director unh experiment station,
Logan, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
PoLLocR's WEEKLY nLvIrw.

Tho MARKET siuuiy gnthortne
strength Although sim DuL
James A. Pollock says In hls weekly
mining snare market letter under date
Of today:
While tho market has been exceed.
lngly dull, the tendency OF this week
has bccn towards an increase In
strength. Quotations have held their
own, with lew rare exceptions, Tor
tho hfst time In many weeks. Tho
opportunities offered fot safe buying
arc exceptional. Intrinsic worth or
value, owing TO forced liquldatione,
has tor some time boon utterly ditrr.
gatded, but with fresh money coming
10, the timidity Of the market ought
10 disappear aud tome sensational ad.
vancos appear. 1 LOOK Tor higher prices
the coming week.
NuiwithFinnding shipments Of good
ofo from the Ajax, the stock failed 10
reflect meriteu strength. Alliance wha
IN slight demand At lowering figures.
Anchor Was neglected. BlRAu weak.
encl tribe on iimlted halcs.
Bullion. Beck was In demand aud II
higher pfiotf. Centennial. Eureka
will pay It's regular dividend OF 81 Der
share on The lbih. The stock was Ia
urmsnu, but sales limited. Tho mine
10 putting cut lie usual quota Of good
ore.
Dalton held iia own. Il can't 70
much lower. Az Rrstttmeut Of cent
Iof share has been luvlut b. tho com.
pany. DAILY was considtHb y weaker
on small onotings, but cl0sed tong
under free bidding. DAILY West main
tained lie accustomed strength. Tho
properties never looked better
E1gle slumped N several points on
itto oneung. East Golden Gate had
macy would-be SELLERS. Horn Silver
was stronger Ia the bidding, but To-
eofdoI no slloe. The annual meeting
Of the company IL Get Tor October Q, in
thls city,
Mammoth was very weak and do.
clinud heavily Immediately after tho
phl mini OF the dividend. Mercur
aicudlod and Indicated n tendency 10
advance. Offerings were limited and
buyois were cut Tor big ulochs al bid.
ding quotHti0Is. The stock will show
new strength on the declaration OF toe
September dividend. Tho condition
q The money market IL reelected In the
price Of this stock, which should bo
NNANANk ~ NUN hANhAA AAnAANNH tAs
tali0 sold NJ lasl quotations. The TOgu-
lar monthly dividend has been disiri.
tuled among etockholdorG
The announcement OF dividend Of
o cents pet share on swansea strength
cned the stock Tor tow uays, but II
went on tritle OF tho close. The
property Ia In good shape Tor heavy
ahipmonls and the quality Of the orc 10
hatiaiaotoTy. Knowing ones arc re-.
gafdlng South bwantoA very favorably
ana Il ia anticipated that this stock viii
show o strong auvhpoU IN the noar
future. The developments 20 forward
with increasing satisfaction. Silver
King was strong In the bidding, but
offerings were light. The regular
dividend OF 20 cents per share Will be
paid ON tho usual date. Sunshine was
strong. There Is an unvefificd report
" the sails OF large block OF this stock
10 m eastern eyndicale. The mine 10
looking its best and the mill 10 doing
soOd work.
Utah continues shipments OF high
grave ore The eiook was la demand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
DairYmen and Prof. AIYorl.

In letter just received from Prof.
II. T.. Alvord, chief Of the Dairy divi.
sion of the bureau Of animal Industry,
department OF agriculture, Washing.
ton, ID. &. learn that he will bo Ia
Salt Lake CITY on September 18Th,
aud will be- ploaaod 10 800 ne many Of
those Interested Ia dairyiag ON cen
make u convenient 10 be- present
PROT. AlvOrd 10 n dnlryman VI wide
experience aud has charge OF the
uairy division which was recently or.
ganlEud, gnd has Tor itr object tbu in
voitigaliun OF problems etc, 10 relation
TO dairying. He IL also one Of tho
oldest expetiaeutofa In the United
5iaits, 0nd was ono Of those who took
au active part la scouting the grant Of
$4,000 Tor the experiment stations OF
sue various states aud has boun clearly
associated with experimental work
eiuou that time.
irwin well repay our daify mon 10
meet Pr1i AlvorI and TO Learn from
HE experience aud also % learn Of the
Wofk that he 10 doing, ana intends 10
70, Tor thu dairy inttfuitb VI the COuu.
Try. Don't forget tue uatc, sept. l2tn,
1898, iu the city anu county building,
saig Lake CITY; time, -. u,
Il. b. LfSFiTLD,
Dairy aud animal butbuuIty Agfi.
cultural College, OF Uah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

vino nJok 10 the Mofm1n storel ifom
aii unUciions, coming with tnulr pack
trains and their mule AMI "a ;Uama
from hundreds OF milln 90 lay in pro.
visions ana other fupplios. One store
II Colonia Juarfz, curing the rhsi
year, did over S80, 900 worth VI trade.
Many Of the Mormon c0lOnisis are
engaged IN buying nnd selling Chi.
huahuh And Sonora cattle, AMI one ui
their fifms handled about $500, 200
worth o. live stock last year lnp
principal markets for their produce
are at present tho mines no CofraIit0a
aud sabinal. For their miich COWS,
canned goods, etc, they 1nd really
sale Ia the city OF Chlhuahua. The
holdings VI the Mormon COiOnitls nte
IN the hnest portions OF northern Mex.
icJ. The soil IL very rich and pr0duc.
tive, anu with the advent Of railroads
must become greatly enhanced in
value. ~ pfceOnt they are from 1876
10 200 miles from any railway.
There is, hOwoveJ hue opening Tor
American Trade In nli lIuci, The
goods brought 10 the c1loniea. 90 far,
have been OF Mexican aud European
manufacture, and were purchased %
German, tIui ch anu English mtf.
chants in Laln, Chihuahua anu pasO
Del Noue, Mexico. but the Morm0ng,
being nearly nli Americans, wuulu
naturally prefer American goOia. ono
10 the ColOnia Juaftz settlers go ok
pressed himioli, saying % was The
general opinion among hls MORMON
irlenuH that A mefiran products were Of
superior quniiiy. lie added that tboif
Mexican noighDors also would gladly
buy American goode u they could rrt
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
a nody ofRieh ore.

bomafkably rich ore isbeiug brought
In from J0hnstonville, the new camp
located near the old a. Cooper ranch,
IN the Laramie Peak county, says the
Douglas, Wye, Budget Assays from
the croppinga gtvc 81 In gold and
$50 Ia lead. Tue shaft 10 now down
sixteen feet, and tho voin shows thirty.
ono Inches OF mineral, with well de-
fined walls. About 200 pounds OF the
ore was sent 10 the Omaha Grant
smclter, Monday, for a teoi, and those
who saw II confidently predict very
satisiaotofy fotufns. IL ~ q quartz.
like formation thoroughly appropriated
Wild lead, md one dorsn'l havu to be
Judge In order 10 know that II 10
valuable. The claim lie owned by Miss
Jonniu johnson aud Motsm Charley
Reii, Lyman Cooper, Jack Foxio /,
NJ. Rutherford and Tom Barnes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
Iigho5t o. an IN Leavening Povef-Laa u Cow Report
RlH:a.:2!!l. R RoMdssl:
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ARSOLUTEEY PURE

thought they might have returned 10
Salt Laku last evening on toe
PASSENGER train, anu olght.ycar-
old Chigfew, noticing that hl'
older companies expressed bimseii
rather vnguoiy, explained that lhuy
could have ctRwlot unuer the scale 90
the passenger train, aud maize Tie 'r.
very Gem Iitabiy. iie also was Of tut
opinion tnat no would rather hc n.
home, although IN good spirits. Ulo.
suggestion being made 10 him BY tnc
reporter that travelling had 80 iuc0u'
vouioncos, he nagoly volunteered ths
Information that "it Do wOrr iu toe
night than ia the day Time" No word
had been received from Sali Lake by
nron today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

mat You have heretofore been furnished
wan cuplul 90 executive orders of July %.
le'i' aud July 2l, 1855, or o much thoro.
OF nH relates tu tho military reservations
on forla Cameron. Cfiuunden, Rush Lake
valley aud Thornburg, in Utah, which
Mero Transferred Co tho control OF the
secretary Of the Interior for disposal un-
hof tho act uf July o.. lsst
"Nou Will noio the action taken a. prr
copies ot executive orders hofowith, upon
ihe proper records OF your oncc. and ao-
knowledge receipt thereof
hour rejection u said adverse claim
appears Co. be based upon the opinion
that tho location u the Bocchor lode
clalm was not valid, because the land
covered by b was not at dato OF the ioea.
ZION subject to location under tho mineral
A view this case, % is not proper for
this Office a. this time 10 fondora decision
upon tho validity OF tho location uf the
Ioochcr lodo claim. II 10 were proper to
decade that question, tho decision in tho
ascot william Copplnger u ai .l2 l.. u.
bJil, would not Do regarded ns lnappli.
cahlo.
who her Tho location Of tho Beoohor
lode claim was valid when made. and
whether tho location obtained thoroby
substantial legal rights, aro questions
within the jurisdiction ftho propotcouft
10 dolormiue In suit regularly brought
under the provisions VI section 1926, us.
Revised s ntutus.
Therefore, your decision IL hereby re-
youod, and in clso this decision tccomos
hnal, the papers pertaining 10 said appli-
cation for patcut aud said adverse claim
will be returned To your Office for appro-
pria,o ac'ion thereon.
Notify all parties In Interest hereof,
and 10 tho proper limo trnn'mit evidence
oi service. together with nll papers filed,
aud Your report, % l.. d., 2Ot
Worry respectfully,
H.lW. LAMouEuN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

a Fort CrittSnden ease Decided by {
General Lana once.

a Fort cri,,sndsn ease Decided by the
General Lana once.
A ruling OF great Importance 10 miu-
ing men In general and particularly to
those holding mineral locations on the
Fort CTittenden reservation, has lust
been handed down by Commissioned
Lamoreux ~ the general land fllce In
tue case OF Il. J. RsddaiE at AL, vs. tho
FlodorA Mining company. The case
10 one In which the latter applied for
patent on certain lands located on
the reservation, after which RnddntE
and others filed hu adverse claim aa TO
one Of the locations AMI hearing was
had In the local lana office. The ~.
suit was that the adverse claim was rc.
ieeIed, after which II was carr led 10
the general office, resulting Ia the
local decision boing reverted, The
latter ruling Ia M followt;
WAsnISoroN, d. O., Aug. gs, $780,
department. oithe Interior, General Land
ONCE.
l.. J. Raddaiz ct al. Va Flodora Mining
company. Quasi contest No. IN.
Register and receiver. salt Lake City,
uiah;-SiB!-The record In this case was
received July a., 1890.
April n, 1876, tho Fiodofa Mining
company filed In your Office it, applica-
ton for patent for the Noble, Bismarck,
kadn1 XIV and Bluoher lode claims,
which arc embraced In mineral survey
NO. 3l57.
within the period OF publication Of tho
notice OF said application, H. j. and NJ.
Il. Rnddalz, claiming the Boochor lode
ltlm, olHrOd 10 lilo its adverse claim
NMW raIfmIlmaa la fIaA - al
verse claim arc In duo form, but you no.
Jeclod the adverse claim ior the following
ttasuns' You are hereby notified that
your taid alleged protest aud adverse
claim IN hereby rejected for tho reason
that the certified COPY OF location notice
or the said Beocher lode shows that tho
claim was located ON june 10, 1888, tho
claim being situated on Fort Criuondon
military reservation, abandoned, which
was not open 10 such appropriation prior
20 Apul y, ltll.' (soe tho honorable
COMMISSIONER letter Of that dato.)
From your decision rejecting suid adj
worse claim, tho adverse claimants have
'aken an appeal, nlloginm
firsl-lho register aud receiver erred
IN rVecung said protest and adverse
vialni because ihuig aolun IA contrary TO
Inc law aud facts.
Secuud-lhoy orrod In holding that tho
land IN Fort Ctitiondon military rosur-
Walton (aband0nedl was not onon 10 ap,
tropriation aud mineral location piior TO
April o, 1895.
Tho Fort Criitendon military rcserva-
lon was placed under control OF tho hon
orablo secretary Of tho interior by execu-
i've order, dat d July y, 1854, which
was issued pursuant 10 tho provisions OF
hn aoi OF Congress provided Tor the dis
po.Al OF abandoned and usoleas military
reservations, approved July D, 1904. l23
U >. statutes, 1857
From the letter "E" OF April o. 1895. 10
which you refer, quolei
The records OF his Office do not show
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

Broker Spfenger and wife have re-
turned from their trip to Europe.
Colonel Dorsey who visited Sunshine
yesterday reports everything going
along em0Olhly.
II Ia lnow thought that tho Mingo
tmelters will close down about tue
hreI Of next month, when tho cleanup
will In all likelihood DO finished.
Reports from the Dlpper mine a, the
mouth OF Little Cottonwood are high.
ly hatioting and the shaft which IL
now down thirty feet, has penetrated
nm eighteen.inch body VI good gold
ore. Tho MttHfs. Evans and partners
feel confident that they have a good
thing and u IL their Intentions 10 push
II along.
Ogden Pres, The Red Jacket prop.
ofly which lies east Of the Sundow n
and across the guloh consists OF four
claims and IL one Of the best ana big.
ges, lead propositions In the La Plata
dlsttlcl, or In the Stale for that matter.
The owners are getting together GU
proposition 70 start operations again,
aud II he expected that force Will DO
sci to w0TE next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
MORMON COLONIsTS IN MEXICO
Prom 4. \. Consul Louis n. Bu 'ord's
Report 10 His GOyr manl.

The Mormona have ten colonies In
northern Mexico. Nine Of them are Ia
the state Of chihuahua ami ono ls sltu-
Ated In the state Of Sonora. Il the
lower valleys the ooionisls raise cattle,
fruit ana grain; aud In the m0unlaius
they attend To general farming, grow.
Ing vegetables and grain, and raising
sheep. They arc Likewise largely EN-.
gagged In tho lumber trade, running
four steam lRwmlll,, bealdes doing a
great deal OF tanning, shoe Ont har
nGsa making, canning anu drying hui
and manufacturing iurniiurf, tinwaro
and candy.
Their merchants, aside from the
trade with lhSir own naJple, do Goa.
siderable buiinees with the Mexicans,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
RIcn IN COPPER.
The uinss OKLA Plata are Forging 10
the Front ~ copper Proportions.

The uinss Of La Plata are Forging 10
the Front NJ copper Proportions.
Last eyening's edition VI the Ogden
Pftts says that since the last mention
OF tho La Plata country In those col.
umna ihingB have been pushing right
along there, until ~ pTetent nearly
every mine aud prospect Ia being
worked, aud new locations arc being
made nearly every dsy, aud this dis
trlct Ia fast taking on the air Ola lively
mining camp.
Mr.. Miles has takon q lease on the
suudown and La Plsta, and soon alter
setting things In shape for working
The La Plata ho struck n big vein OF
rich copper oxide on the SHUTDOWN. A.
a CONSCIOUSNESS no dropped the l., Plata
and has been putting Ia all bis
time on the latter. He IL now sacling
thu SHUTDOWN copper orc which aver
ages IS yer cent Tor shipment. He *.
puclH 10 Increase the force 40 fact as the
development will allow, ana there Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

State where they have been attending
couf, In tho Sixth ditiricl
Tomorrow .veninR home c0m1any
viii PRESENT Nugget Nell % the Opera
1Husu. There T. some good talent In
.1o mpany, and tho thontef goors
90 expecting pleasing entertain.
ucn'.
The case AGAINST Thomas plcfponi,
heard before Jusilcs HaEoy yesterday
on tho charge OF using nbu8ivo Ian.
euagr tHwHris B ebert 5kslt0u, resulted
iu v.rjic' 70 ncuuiiiaI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
Butter Production.

a wiutet feeding experiment with
dslry cows l. reported IN detail in
bulletin No. 90 Of tho U,oh Expert.
mont station, by r. n. LlnGeld.
Tsslb were made 10 determine the
value OF Utah folders In feeding dairy
cows; also 40 % how much grain %
would pay TO feed with tho ioldtTi
utoo; sui, third, 20 determine the
effect Of ICED on tue per- cent OF fat n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
The nocl.DrliiIng Contest.

Mining men IN general arc begin.
ning 10 turn thelf attention TO thu
fock.drilling contest which takes place
at 5altnif on Monday, Labor Day,
Sept. T. From present indications the
conieat Will be- spirited ono aud will
be participated In by teams from all
paris Of the ttate. Following nfe tho
fults governing the contest.
EutflUn Will DO open 90 all union
men, and 500 In cash pfzn viii be
awarded the winners. Tho contest
viii take place on a large block Of
granite uhlpped 10 SailhiT Cor the 90.
clsiun. Contestants Will supply them.
selves with drills made from seven.
righth1 Inch steel and that siEs must
DO carried rlghE through 90 toe BIZ.
Weight OF hammers viii DO limited to
eight pounds, tut eaol team will DO
allowed 10 use hlmmgr8 u lighter
weight u they prefer Teams viii be
allowed 10 change striker o. often as
they please duflng the time OF coolest,
ana toe team drilling the deepest hole
In nhuen minutes time will bu de-.
Glazed winner OF nrat nHze and tho
championship OF the Stale. Entries
will be received by Stephen Tyne,
chairman o. thu com mittoc, NJ Fedora.
ton Of Labor headquarters, % Com
mefcial street, until afternoon, sun-
Gay, either pofuonnly Or BY mall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

Tho San Francisco Chronicle sayb
that the R1ihtohilds, through the EE.
plontiln company oi LONDON, have
turned their attention 10 gold miuin .
In southern Oregon. They have lust
pufcnatud n group Of three quartz
minta In what 10 termed the Lucky
Boy IN the Blue river mining district,
near Eugene City. Thls IL a new camp
In which between forty aud Any ~.
nations have been made. The g0lI 10
OF the free milling ngft. The camp 10
iorty.ilvo miles from Eugene City
forty miles Of tho distance Is Travelled
by wagon road and five miltB by rail-.
An expert from San Francisco OK.
amined the Lucky BOY group boiorn
the Exploration company purchased
the MINES, ana the fact Of tue Interest
token by the RoihschilJs Ia Indicative
Of the importance OF tho new district.
Tue hnal papers have Just been put In
shape, and on Sunday night George 3.
Baum, formerly superintendent OF the
Omaha mine In Nevada county, ac-
c0mpaniod by crew OF GrAss valley
miners, left Tor tho scene. They arc 10
make a thorough investigation and
development Of the property.