davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
Vd. 8. s., (Firmsdo)I:Jos6 Lled6

Vd. 8. s., (Firmsdo)i:Jos6 Lled6
OaFcagente, 10 de Enero de 1866
| Una sefiora de Alcsla escribe -
"Por algunos amos veng0 pSde-
oiendo de dolores nervlosOs y ca
ia momento apareoian baio dife-
rentes formas. Oreiamos que ss.
rian dolores hist6rioos, Ultima
snente el 90 de JUNO tuve un Rta-
qua tan violento de dlohos dolores
que me hallaba como muerts Y
vi6ndome ca este estado me dieron
au medicina, el Jarahe Curative de
Ia Madre Soigel. Despnes de TO-
mario por algun tempo gsaoias 6
Dios me eocuentro completawente
|rerGsbiecida. s. 8. s., (Firmadoj
Msgdalena Ebri y Galana. Alcs-
Is, "a de NovIembre de 1885,"
( hOtro caao interesante es ell de-
Dofa Pascuala Ripol'6s. Nsta Sc
iiora d3 la siguiente description de
sa 0ura para que aquellas personals
cue psdezoan del mismo mal pue-
dan valerse del miamo, renasdio Il
"Por espacio de I'm ano he esta
do padeOlendo de do ores en- el es-
tonnage seguidos de 10 indieposi-
con general que regularmente r.
salta de los padeoimientoa dei es.
tonnage. Darante este cortO pc
rode probe vsrtosSremedtos Y al-
gunos en- lugar de. aliviarme me
pusieron peor hasta que por fin me
econsejaron que prObara el Jarabe
Curative de la Madre Seigel. Me es
eDteramente impossible el explicar
el fesultado pero le aseguro que & /
la presente me halo como si jamas
hubiera padecido del est6msgo. No
han dessparec.do todos
los dessrreglos del eat6mago sjno |
Que tengo ahora un apetitO como
jamss tuve anteriormente.
Hago esta deslaraci6n para 60
satisfacci6n y al mismo tempo pa
"a que la publique Vd. 6 haga cual-
quler otro uso que Crea conVeniente
por 81 hubiesa oualquiera orra per-
soma que padeciera de 10 mismo
puede tener Ia misma ventsja que
20 he4tentdo. s. 8, S., (Flrmado)
PSscuala Ripoli6s. AlCsla de Ohi-
verT, 20 do Noviembre de 1896"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23

De,ventas en- 10 Imprensa de-
BoL1T1n MERoAnTrE.
La bolss, oil UOmerclo 7
lss socisdades Msgcan-
siies, / tonoo~~--~---- 1859
La0aiones dc Dereaho MeE
cantil, por varios Glu@
noa de don Luis silvei>s.. !
Somo~~~pr.,.. .4..-..,.-., go, 100
Fsibro d laa sat;xsa, DOE
.4idon Ventura Rulz .AgUi-
lera, comprande: sati-
rss, To ARCADIA modar.
ns, GrandGzas de !os
peQuefos, Epigramas y
letrlllas, yarlas f&bulaa
y AofaIeias, l t0mo, r6s.
! 3tica 26O pagtnss....-a-~.-. 1900
E2snJido, Novela poT don
Mariana Ralasgo, I to.
ND r6stica~-----u-.. ...-.-,a.s Y
q nconete y Sogsadillo =
ri lIoenoiado Vidriara
por idem, TN tozao-..~. "A
Los Bafios do Argel, co.
media, poe i'd, un tosnos aS
Rl gsllardo espa0ol, iden,
por idem, III to.Ao...s as
La Eayenda Dc Noohe-bnes
na~~~~.-a sAa-a~u-- ~.-r.-~o 90
IA hUo dal Saerastan, poa
don OarlCs Frontaura.
2 t0mOs. A.
Bslipe 2: Eatudlo alstGri.
co orittOo, poE 2. CO.
uneE, 1 tomo As...---. n
Lhierro, Rstu Ito olsna1-
0os por don julio G5
meE meE-~-~~..--..---.-~- 'As 81
H0 asnsis Po6tico, POI.
alas de So ingeaios,
to01O .~~~u- ...-~ !,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
OBRAS DE DERECHO

De venra en- ell BoLETIN MEROAN-
TIL:
= J urls sprudencia popular por Fran
,siscO Lsatres: "Tutela y Consejo
de familiS," "El teatamneto y 10
hereucta," GEL matrImonio," q" FL
liacion- Patria- P Potes6ad.Alim g n
tos.'
Oom pilaci6n dc las d'sposiciones
organicas de Ia Administrator de
Justlcis en- . tismar, por Ramon
san ohez. Cessna.
Repertoire de2JurispFudencia en-
mat rs& criminal tornado por una
luntA de sbogados, bsio 10 diree-
olon de- don Vicente Romero Gil
ron: cOmprende desde el aho 1870
4 1890.
Lay de Enjuiciamiepto OWL, por
Manresa, 5 tones.
O0cigo Uivil, por d. Seavola, 10
tomos J 2 ap6ndicee.
Oen.pllsOi6n Legislative, por Fer.
n&ndeE, 10 tomos,
..sCodigo de ComeECio, por Romes
70 air0n, / tomo.
% jdlgo DO lusticia militar.
aLe2es uiviles dc Espana, por Me-
dina j MarGn6n, ! tomo.
Ooaleo civil, por G. dc las Ga.
sas, / tumo.
1ashuMentos pdblioos, por Ear
E0s0, / TONG.
Ley DO Enjuicismiento civil, por
Ia Ravista Do loo tribuna es, L tomo
! ~ Oodlgo penal para Onba J Puer-
| TO Il CO, kor idem idem, l tomo.
I'll abogado pupular, por P. Hu-
guet, l tomQ.
O6l!gcs antiguos de Espafia, poH
| MarCoIo Martinez AlelbiIla, 2 to-
moa.
Dlocionsrio municipal, por Ga.
lante, 3 tomos.
Dioionario de administration,
por Alcubilla, 10 tomos.
,ALuariOs del "a y 95, AloubiilR
Dereo o at1min)strativO, por
Abella, 3 somos.
/ Diolonario dc foEmulsxios, poi
li6em, l ponl0.
| Manual del JUG Munioipa'
Eles, p0r iGem, t0m0.
! Manual del SGoretaEio de AYun.
samlenEos, Q0s ldem, l tomO,
| Manua! 90 totnnlarios para Jul
Ec.os olvlless por idem, l tomo.
| Manual de formularl0s para Il
Icrimlnai, poE idem, / tomo.
ldem 0e tasDamentarias, poE ider
| t0mo.
Iaem de Quintas, por idem,
stom0,
1~em de ExpropiaCi6n forzost
Ipor iGem, tomo.
Iaem de montes, por idem, / to
100
Il Idem del matEimonio, por iden
l tomo.
Justicia Mllitay, Nooiones Tex
iElOo-Praotioas de toda clase d
Iprocedimientos .judiciales, por &c
lJoaQuin Gracia y Hernandez, 2 t.
mos.
LeglslaOi6nssde minss, por Bra
M0lh, ! tome.
Oonseio de familia, por Arces
stomo.
CAuia de Ia Contribution TeErit
rial, por Feeixa, t0mo.
Dececho administrative, poe d
Ise4, i G0no. s.. u sfA
HGocedimientoa4 sMvlles, Crld
nales, OaD6niooss =. Oontsnoio'
a0mlnlstEablvoss por f.. Lastrea
tOmos. y,uL.}4 .psss
usnecho prooesals poe Para,
1MUA
rsstado Ga HaOienda. Pdbij
Plsnea. 9 tomos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
gESCRIBANIA.S

4Tambi6n SO ACADIA de recibir de
las mlsmas un extensO y variadO
surtid0. Las hay de muItitud de- pre-
clos, desde Is eentavos hasta 20 Y
veinte y cinco Pasos, muy eIegantes
y=luj jOsas. En- tinter0s de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
!. !, a T. SILVA
TgT< : r 57.-OAPITAL

rapsu,A1o d. A&iio1, Ban lueEO
>.,r, n,,s, ,.r, genss. prind pal dc
~ |1.,..,t.s5.x xeDersal, Tras etlAnti-
=, (vapss. - t.aaeeses), OoErespon
a ~ 9sjcesils L9 ounais de Paris, Be
.'' - ..,.,e.1 ,ss.:.s4 ia lps EatableClmien'
:" i. 1;At d Pafs, de. Ia Oom-
60 9>e4s5a -ontra slncendioa
of4oo : .No, y ds.la Comps
So" &>.~.s 4sa:.de assgurs-
s,aa ~ b. .xt.as. x'sasa aso
81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
sCOLORES EE TUBOS


fARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO Y
La OUARELA, HE AOABAN DE
REOIBIRfEN kSTA IMPR aETA.
Hoilia (bsstssI,
BcEdn.
BISncO Gs plaza /
BiAnoo lie Dloms
Bisnco de zine,
Axul sslsgts
Axal 6s cobaltAe
AAal d. Prussia.
OAssalio (brxx de AsrTa
OAsssao roio j.
OAGta6o d Van Dyrk
JaEnin quamads,E
UaESHsn &c Eubis.
UeuiEa sxaI,
Es2aa .l!dp.
Sassg0zabe,
agis Ia PsYns:
i19tga,
ApaHrllloE oEdsIoadmlo1
eMREillo do ePoraO slAFs.
AaaFtlIO d. eroRoa aossua
Amarillo indiano.
ADaaEillo de NspolgS
Aasa qas@saS.s ~-
Laaa eaT@ina$s
Lass eabia
Laos a2aaRilla,
Laoa 0rdinaFis. p
Lzca siniad@. 10.
Negro de naarEl.
NsgHo de aExaaasl
A;age ,aastaGo. sz.s
OsEe anaagElI0, Aa
Oogs rOjO:
0cEs DO Eu&SI ~,
UlsfanSFs .
Plsara do Ms,,
BagO as 8aturns,
koto De Vsnveia.
snagt' ds DssgsI--
sapia sOlOrsada.y
4saaIss'
TlntuTa nsusvas
| TisFs .ds Osasgi.
| G;erfs ds OolanIa.
TisEra dc IEads nat.a
'Clssfs DO Italia ,usnnd..
MsfEa y do aomDls us, nstnr.,..
: e. GlatrA do som bra quonad.,, SasaL.,
lEierss da Sisos eae.s1 ehSsAaahi
assspa:;,'s,, gaass" ;Ss Sl'aa qssaadp;
,EsfAslaon iugl6a.
lEa'es' '"s1iI ''''a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
-, - AAA - %
Se dcGbs>e@ Gle recibir en- la I2ppre,a~
tG del BOLetC2:


para peri6dicos E impresiones del mss
delicado trabajo, en'"envases de todo
peso. DE coIores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarillo, verde y chocolate
Estas dltimas Ell envases de ,5OO,gra~
mos y L. kilo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
EMPRE9A
TtfsEES ESPAAULKS CORlIoSDR Las lafIsLAS
y trasportes miIitarea
4e Sobrinos dt Herrera, Habana.

Los vspores de estA empress sfsc.
tuarAn su salida dssde este puerto en-
log dtas s, 10, Is, 30 y 25 Dc cada mss,
q lss 5 de IL tarde 60 los dihg do labor
= D las IL del dia en- los festiyos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
Oh s,kEJDRH ACElTH PARA G ALUMBRlDO Dc LA AHMIiIL&
,,sON LOS DE LAS MARCAs
'tUL RRlLLANTE" ''ELEFANTt". !:
LUZ SOLAR" "AGUILA''.
lAsycuales estAn're9istradas certncadas. =

f Netos;g Aoeltes, ,s.pro-
dacJ0 d.. una fabrics
cl6n especial, debid& Q
la experiences adquiEi-
la q u r q nUe lRuch0s
AMOS On Ia lndusSEiA dc
eedOar petr6Ieo tsnE0
"a Los Estados Unidos.
Aomo en- Ouba. M6iicO
= 0Eroa pait cd, son, si.
no huperiores, igUalcS
u lOa mejores que 90
impOr tan del az tfanies
rO, bsjO diversos nom.
ores y maICaS, 70 pOr
sus buenas cualidados
Iuminicaa, Cuanto por N
CUE ofreceD,
/. cause, de sus Gltas
yraduad1Onee On dena,..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23

Eujuiciamiento civil. por sslce-
do, tCmO.
Ito Reus, 6.tomos +
Legislaci6u Hpoteoaria por Ga.
le1do, a tnmos
Ley Hl2otecaria con ReglsmeDs
to, por McreIl, l top1O.
Afanoeies judiciales para 10 Cri-
minsl.
4ss Tao tieea de Recl uta, :.4O.cts.
~ Iiem Seccltn y Conpahfs.6O cts.
1 Il IL III Battalion, 80 9is.
Manual Do Olsses dc. tropa,s.2 to.
mos 5 2-75.
O6d'gos,de Justioia MiIltal. 30
centaVos.
Ljbfo fos para Ia academia
preparatoria )
1e fn1.J.4.8E5FH
ssAritmetIca, ,.por .San-
mas, l tumo. s 2s5O
<%'&9UEAI Po~ lUSIn
bUuIos- ---.s...-..... 90
Geometrfa por Otte.
ga, z tones. 900
TElgrOnometgls, pot
IG0mezsy Palette, ! 20.
III %. g ---sss-- .-.....s z OO
GGAmaGic& fcanoaga,
porsOlenero, tomo..i 500
I educlCp, por Ira.
mania. l tomo. .-.-~ 4s25
AEiCm6tca, 9oG Our.
tasar, L togo. 150
Algebra, por jden,
UOU1os. . ...a....-~... 2 50
G9omotri7, pUE l1em
UOuV IsA s.-.ea.s 70
GeometsiS y Tflgo-
nom tEta, per GAvilan
L GUbO .-n---~ss-.-~.y ) 90
AnrmeJlCs, pOE QaE.
din, l tom0. 80
A geora, pOr Idem, /
VVAOo -sS~.~ss~s.ss- 6O
G3ometkIa, por idem
t0mO. 75
G smatleA tranoeea.
POE Oh&ntreau, ] tomo 2 25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
mEa@w III Ga
aOeCTRINl CRISTIlNL
,PORaGIL ESTEVE.Ii i.

Nueva sdici6n pertcctameue'
lmprssa , sDcuadsrnada en- car
IA. ! NUEVE PESOS grues'
Al eOntado.
Tomando 10 gruesAs ss hae,
wn busn descuento.
De venta On esta Impzsnsn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
7 I n T K

para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas' En- potes peQueNosYlbay iu<
fnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23

yessat prepaFados pueba de Reg eevada.
ecepcOnRes
s'oa oonbnsOn epOrtana ass de huo NAL olOr - Esl
Ademss de TOGO anoado pretebles cuacuie
oo ofrecen cOnsumdoIGG ventaas precios
nas reGu0tdoa que los de lac marcsa sxtranjerak
AssHs tOda isG SOBRNOS DE EzQUIAGA
san JnAn Puerto Rlco Gale FOrtaexa u6mero IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
LlBROS BkRkTOS.

De,venta, en- Ia. Imprensa de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
LINRA DE CUBA,

L'egArAn solo hasts SsAtisgO de Cubs
los vap0res que salen los diAs S, Is y 26.
Los de los diRs s = 25 toosran On
Nuevista Puerto Padre, GibaYa, Maya
RI, BEEaooa, Guantanamo y OubA
El dis Is hara las nisDnns escRlaa,
q sxcepciS1 de Ia de Maysrf, y adem&a
socaca sn Sague de Tknamo.
Todos retornsrkn veEifcEndo sua ssr
lidAa dc OubA los alas Is, - y 3, sfec-
tn&ndoae les antFsdRs an In Habans
sn las feChRs cogEaspopdiensas da 10,
80 y Q de- cada mes.
Ninguno de sstos vapoFss tocnEA 4
50 ret0rno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-23
REMCLCADOR,

sass smpresa tisne sl vEpeE AGUI-
IA. potSnss pare rsmolquss por IaG
ostas de sstA Isla, y habiIitando ia
'or0baa para sahiqxss ' htilss para sal
garnanso.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09

mine had spread before him 81, 1850 in
placer gold taken from placer proper
ties recently acquired by him in Idaho
The gold was coarse, ranging from
pieces the size of a pin head up to
nuggets as large as mans thumb. 1t
was a goodly sight to see, and was
enough to excite the cupidfty of any
one excepting a newspaper reporter.
The deposits are rich, and by another
year it is the intention to work them
with hydraulics. 1t is possible that
a company will be formed to work this
fine property.
Dan Baker, one of the oldest resi-
dents of De Lamar. arrived in town on
the h inst. from State Line. He re-
ports that everything in that camp is
progressing, and development work on
nearly all the claims is showing grand
results. The Ophir claim, owned by J.
G. Lynch & Co., is proving a bonanza
From recent assays from the lowest
workings it runs up into the thousands,
and capital from the outside is coming
in daily, large offers being made for
some of the leading properties, but the
owners from the present outlook are
10th to sell on bond. Dan, from his
knowledge of the camp, predicts it will
be the greatest in the southern coun-
try.-De Lamar Cor. Phoebe Record
According to the records in the coun-
ty recorders Office, the Julia Dean
mine, at Bingham, has been levied
upon to satisfy a judgment for $3.50
held by the Salt Lake Brewing COM
pany againt Peter Clays. Mr. Clays
owns a one-siXth interest in the Julia
Dean and has a lease and bond on the
other five-sixth interests, the option
expiring May IA, 1897. The attorneys
for the plaintiffs in the case hold that
the judgment is lien on Mr.. Clays
one-siXth interest in the mine, as well
as on his lease, and several well-posted
lawyers are of the opinion that the sale
of the leasehold interest will be with
out redemption. If this is true, parties
buying into interests held under lease
should carefully examine the records
before investing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09
CARNIVAL OF MADRID.
1T WILL OPEN AT BEAUTIFUL SALT.
AIR TONIGHT.
The University Field Day Club Had
a Pleasant Outing at the Resort
Last Evening.

Saltair was given over last night to
the students and officers Of the Uni
versity of Utah, who enjoyed their US
ual bali at the pavilion.
Likewise it was given over to So
ciety, who deem Saturday night at tine
resort their especial property and were
consequently out in force. The crowd
was one of the largest that has been
there in several moons although, of
course, it did not approach the dignity
of a holiday throng.
The Carnival of Madrid," which was
given full dress rehearsal, was a
great attraction in itself. The large
platform, with adj necessary stage ar
engagements is only a few hundred feet
removed from the pavilion. The back
ground represents an antique castle
and the brilliant Nominations make it
extremely effective. The costumes are
rich and gaudy, and the brief rehear-
sal was sufficient prUphesy of a very
remarkable performance. Dancing
had to be suspended for some time, as
everyone desired to see the pyro&ech-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09

ager on the first of the month, vice w.
w. Chisholm, retiring No better Sc
lection could have been made for the
responsible position. Mr.. Allen not
only possesses a thorough technical as
we'll as practical knowledge OF mining
in all its branches, but has shown a
high order of executive and business
ability during his connection with min
ing enterprises in this state
The two machine drills for some time
past working in the upralse from the
tunnel level AT the Sioux have been
taken out and transferred to the Utah.
The upraise is now 100 feet above the
level and has developed the ore body
intact for that distance. The three ma
chimes now working ground in the ULan
VIII soon have a large amount OF virgI n
territory opened up for Stoplng. Lum-
Der and materials are being delivered
at This mine for new and more commod-
iouS buildings
u. c. Howe, the Duluth banker and
capitalist who, in company with DR.. A.
j. Lanterman paid this district a Visi-
some months ago, writes to friends here
that he will again visit the district N
the near future. Messrs. Howe and
Lanterman were very favorably i'm
pressed with the wonderful resources of
I1nfic from what they saw While here,
and after an extended tour through the
mining regions of Idaho and Montana,
have concluded that Utah presents the
most inviting field for invesL ment. Since
coming 90 Utah these gentlemen have
secured an option upon the Monica and
Navajo mines ait Bingham, and have a
force OF men developing these proper
ties. We trust they will find some in
ducementS sufficient to interest them
here.
One Of the most important strikes so
Tar made in the district this season is
reported from the Humbug mine ON
Godiva mountain. This property is
owned by Jesse Knight of Provo, who
has had force of men al work driving
a prospect tunnel for the ledge since
the first of May, and on Wednesday
was rewarded by breaking into a 2-toot
vein of high grade carbonate ore, 200
feet from Daylight, resembling in every
respect the rich formation of the Utah
OF which it is a near neighbor Mr.
Knight is highly elated over his good
fortune, and VIII ait once begin the con-
struct1on OF a wagon road to the mine
and also erect suitable buildings. Those
VINO have pinned their faith ON Godiva.
mountain are aid right. We look for
more of the same kind of reports from
that locaaTty before the SHOWS again
Written the hills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09
THE STOCK ExCHANGE.
Anchor, Mercur and Swansea Find
Ready Buyers.

There was but little activity notice
able ON the floor of the stock exchange
yesterday outside of the making Of
quotations, and the sales made were
confined TO Anchor, Mercur and Swan
SEQ
The sale of Anchor was considerable
of a surprise to the brokers, as this
is the first transfer of this stock in
the pit that has been made for several
mocElls
The slump in Mercur also knocked
the wind out of the sails of some Of the
holders of this stock, especially as "a
block of If sold for S575; the lowest
figure at which this popular stock has
been quoted since some time last fall
This bearing of the MeTcur stock caus-
ed CONSERVATION among dealers, and in
the afternoon more of it was freely Of
fered at this figure.
Swansea, as predicted, recovered lost
ground yesterday, and sold at $780,
only one block of stock recorded sales
at this figure, however. and although
bids of $3.50 were Afterwards freely
made, sellers stood out for $780, and
these were the closing quotations.
Mammoth was a trif1e weak, with
declining quotations: while Silver King,
although it has just paid its big month
" dividend. failed to make any notice
ad3,a advance.
The unlisted stocks were slow and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09

Headquarters First Infantry, N. G. u,
Salt Lake City, Titan, August s,
1896.
Order No. -.
Pursuant to S. o. No. 10 from head
quarters of the national guard COM
panies a, B and D, First infantry,
will assemble at the city and county
August 10, 1896, and there report to
Captain o. R. Grow, First infantry,
acting major First battalion.
The battalion will be formed and
marched to the Rio Grande Western
depot in ample time TO take the /: 80
train going south. AS far as practf-
cable the companies will keep together
on the train. Upon the soldEerly bear
ing and orderly conduct of the troops
VIII depend their title to respect, and
officers should bear in mind that by
proper supervision and timely action
on their part this can always be had
Lieutenant R. H. Fisher, First in
fantry. will perform the duties of
camp quarterTnasteT and commissary,
and of camp adjutant, except that the
field duties of adjutar1t will be per-
formed by the lieutenants of the COM
mand detailed according to rank for a
tour of twenty-four hours each.
First Lieutenant w. C. Webb, First
infantry, in the absence of Captain
Nystrom, is assigned to the duties OF
assistant inspector of target practice.
Captain o. R. Grow. First infantry,
is detailed as officer of the day on the
10Th instant, and will report to the
colonel commanding on board the
train for instructions.
First Lieutenant w. c. Webb, First
infantry, is detailed for the first tour
of duty as field adjutant after reach
ing camp.
Upon reaching the place of encamp-
ment the troops will disembark, form
line and stack arms, and remain until
tents are assigned to officers and
companies.
Further instructions relative to the
routine duties of the camp will be is
sued later. By order of
HENRY PAGE,
Colonel First Infantry, N. G. U.
C. B. THOMPSON, Adjutant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09
DIPS AND SPURS.


The Revere Gladstone will begin
shipping today.
The output last month averaged up
better than was expected.
Manager Strickley of the Montezuma.
is getting down another shipment, the
first in several weeks.
John G. Logan, late manager of the
Winamuck, has sold his interest IN
that property to J. f. Woodman, the
principal owner.
Ore is coming down lively on the
Dalton and Lark tram, and shipments
for the month promise to largely ex-
coed those of July.
The Inter ounGain Electric COM
pany. are putting in a plant at the
Winamuck for the purpose of lighting
the mine, mill and Office.
Stamdish & Jimpson have bonded
and leased the Ruby-Native in Free
man gulch to R. j. Gibson, who is
making arrangements to develop the
property.
James McHugh, a we'll and widely
known mining man, ON Sunday came
up from the city with County Surveyor
Joseph to look at a Markham gu4ch
property with the view of purchasing
am interest.
Captain II. c. Snyder and son are
running an open cut on the Colorado,
a claim in Freeman gulch, and have
uncovered the vein, which shows a
good streak running 80 to so ounces
in silver. The Colorado belongs to
Captain Snyder and Dr.. John Meyer
of St. Joe, Mo.
AL Foreman, Otto Eilers and Henry
Ward have taken a lease ON the TIL
den No. 5, one of the Phoenix group.
A vein was accidentally discovered on
the claim about a month ago while
grading a wagon road. The leasers
have started tunnel, and are follow
ing a small but promising streak of
ore.
S. 1. Paradice of the Inter fountain
Newspaper Union has purchased of
Charles Miller a half interest In the
Peabody mine in Carr Fork. A tunnel
on the property is showing six feet of
ore, of which a recent shipment sold
at $3.50 per ton, and it was not the
best. Another car load is out, and
if the returns warrant a force will be
at once put on for active development
and production
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09
The Checkmate Mine.

Concerning this mine, which is
owned and operated by ogden people,
the Boise Statesman says:
The latest report about the Check
mate is that streak of ore has been
opened at the lowest point reached
that is two feet wide and runs $500 per
ton in gold. This, of course, is only a
report, but it comes from a source that
is most reliable, and is probably cor
rect 1t is known that the owners have
been prosecuting at the 150foot level
to catch the rich ore chute, and it is
understood that it is in this drift that
the discovery has been made. How
ever, one thing is certain-the mine is
producing and the ore taken out is
rich. Shipments are being made regu-
larly. Six tons are brought in every
three days and sent down the road.
The man who has the contract got be-
hind with his work and was recently
obliged to put on more teams. How
rich the ore is no one knows. No one
even has an opportunity to see it, as it