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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-15
SPEAKING Al FAYETTEVILLE.

Fayetteville, n c., Sept. 14.-(Spe-
cial)-W. G. Douglass, of Carthage, cleo
tor at large, addressed the Fayetteville
Bryan and Watson club and a large
number of Democrats this evening.
His speech was a good one, and was
literally applauded. A special stand
had been constructed from which Mr..
Douglass delivered his address.
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injury to none and justice to all, thus
making our government IN fact, as IT
is now in form only, q government
of, by and for the people
I'VE have the honor to be your most
obedient servants"
THE letter is signed by VIM. Vincent
Allen, chairman, and all other mem
hers Of the Notification committee.
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DEBATE AT HENDERsoNvILLE.
A Large Crowd of Democrats Hear
Watson and Guthrie.

Hendersonville, N. c., Sept. IA
(Special) l)-Watson and Guthrie, cam
didates for Governor, spoke at Hender-
sonyille to-day The Democrats turn
ed out in fun, but there were very few
Populists. Ewart and few other Re-
publicans were present. A. E. Posey
introduced the speakers.
Watson opened with a speech for one
hour, speaking on National issues.
Guthrie followed for one hour and a
half, also on National issues. Referring
to Russell and Pritchard, Republican
candidate for the Senate, he said they
had forgotten that the issue was mon
ey and not the tariff. Both speeches
were the best heard here during the
campaign.
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STILL WHITING RATES DOWN.
The Southern Sees the Seaboard's Cut
and Goes it one Better.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE Inter
state Commerce Commission has re-
ceived no notice Of an advance Of
freight rates from the Southern rail-
roads on account Of Judge Speer's in
junction, but, on the contrary, notice
OF further reduction of rates by the
Southern Railway has been filed. This
reduction is made on cotton from At
lanta and vicinity to Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and on tobacco and Gig
ars and cigarettes from Raleigh, Dur
ham, and other North Carolina points
to Norfolk and Portsmouth. The At
lanta change on cotton meets the Sea
board Airline cut, while the North
Carolina deduction is about cent be-
low the Airline rate.
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COMING TO HEAR BRYAN.

Franklinton, N. c., Sept. 14.-(Spe-
ciaD-Nearly everybody in this sec
tion viii go to Raleigh on next Thurs
day, Sept. II to hear the next Presi-
dent of the United States speak, VIM.
j. Bryan. RAIDS, Pops, and Democrats
from here will hear him.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Washington-Washington, Z;
Brooklyn, 0.
At Cleveland-CleveIand, 2; Chi
cago, 0.
At Pittsburg- -Pittsburg, 81; Gin
cinnati, 2.
At Louisville-St. Louis, 10; Louis
vile, ].
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A YELLOW BELLY PoPULIsT.
But He Has Been Appointed on the
Bryan Reception Committee.

Morganton, N. c., Sept. 14.-(Spe-
cial. People here are surprised at
Ayers appointment of R. A. Cobb on
the committee to receive Bryan. He
is for Russell and Mckinley and is a
member of the POpulist Executive
committee. Of such is the Hanna con
tingent of the Populists. They are
for
''Pie early, and pie late;
Pie sweetened and pie STRAIGHT
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Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. IA. +. q
Il. r. Kelly, the well-l1nown mortgage
loan firm, filed an assignment this
morning. Liabilities are estimated at
between $4,000 and $4,000.
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sTRoWD AND PoU IN CHATHAM

Greensboro, N. c., Sept. 14.-(spe-
ciaD-Pou and Strowd spoke to-day
at Siler City. Pou had Strowd on the
run from start to finish.
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THE GREEN BAG.


Harry Hynds has been granted a
decree VI divorce from his former wife,
Maude.
Couniy Attorney McKay's attack
ON County Auditor l. NJ. Fisher has
mude the latter many friends.
J. w. Houston was today appointed
by judge Richie TO act ~ receiver Tor
the SAL Lake Grain company, in place
o Il. T.. Muller.
an order for = stay OF proceed ngs
was today entered Ia tue suit % q. y.
Culmer 81 nj Va Anuio Hogper Game
ct al,pondlnR siitiemen ut Of n melton 10
Ill miss tho Complaint.
The buslnota OF the estate OF Minnie
Bafio deceased, was closed up by
Judge Rilrhio this motnins. Charles
X. anslgfOvs was Airl aupoi tod ID.
IN nisitatOr Of tue state D. u iOrge
Bfooksbank and EnzaUeth IL opks.
bank, both deceased.
Marriage licenses were today Issued
by the county clerk a. tho following
couples; VIM. II. fitzpatrick aud
Eusean ;. ipghsm Of Ssit Ltke; J. T..
Richards OF ~. JOeeph, AuEjns. sui
Mslvina T.. ffstmA OF bnoN flake,
Arizona; Henry g. Ovefson uDi Mar.
gaIet q. Jarvis VI ~. lcnur, ArsJus.
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MINOR MENTION.

White Pine News! w. J, barney
aud wife departed tor Salt Late CITY
wednesday. MR.. Barney will remain
In Salt Lake duf,nE the winter
months, but Mr.. Barney Will return In
a few days anu spend the winter here.
Mt. William Horton will leave this
week for salt Lake City, whefc he gors
10 receive treatment for his eyesight,
which haz been failing Of late. Mr.
John Foster u De La Mar viii take
care OF Mr.. Horizons rancn during his
absence
Green River Starr W. Il. Busen.
bark OF Salt Lake vent through here
Sunday on hls way East. Mt. Busen.
bark proposes visiting the lsfgesl soda
ana salt plauts Ia the East for the
purpose OF Investigating tho processes
OF their manufacture AZ au article OF
oommsfcc. The iuiofmAtion thus
obtained will be u great benefit 10 the
Green River Fdol a Oh company. 'As
he IL well acquainted with men Of
capital II h probable tnat he will In
tefest them 10 the development OF our
soda well.
White Pine News Arthur Bulge
Of Montpelier, lJa., who has been
looking sitter tne White Pine River
Land a Stock company property re-
Gently purchased by salt Lake partist,
has completed his lADofs aud Departed
TOT HE home In Idaho rhufsdsy. He
stated 10 News reporter before leav.
log that for the present tho Murfy
Greek ranch 10 TO DO closed anu the
men dilchArged, aud the force on the
White River ranch cut down TO three
mot. lie also stated that the new COM
pany has not determined upon any
ashnite cluuo ~ pursue In regard "
their property IN White Pine.
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Political Pointers.

County Commiisi0ber Christopher.
sons friends were COZ ndeut, they said,
this afternoon, that he would 10 70.
a. minated, convention Signs pointing
Ia that direction.
Fourth municipal ward Democrats
will listen 10 III explanation VI Aus.
ttalisn ballot system working At their
patty's county headquarters thls
evening.
X. w. Hloan aud John T.. Hanseu
viii expouGd Demoefatio principles 10
MIL Greek auIisucH morrow night.
Tue same GO tlemsn wa Mfs. Mar.
gafoi A. Csiu VIII hOlI forth ~
Uuion ON Moudsy night.
Judge KinRwi,l speak at Taylors.
vile tomorrow uisni. Judge Hen.
1efsou. 3. A. konuer Hud IL. II.
shsppstd Will champion the cause Of
Bryan, sevall and silver at Bingham
on saturoAy night
Hon. q. \. Vaflan lott for tho Eas,
this morning 10 pfomuigate the pfin.
olplss a bimetalliam under the dirbc.
uUn OF tho Democratic national com.
mittee H. Ia lana aud possibly Ohio.
HON. J. l.. Rs~lins will leave for To-.
diaua on a similar mission Oh aion.
day.
Logan Republicans; The Provo En-.
quifsr should remember ihai whsfs
Two men are equally quahfiel,
snd where both ATE moral men, tho
Republican IL certainly better than
the Democrat n an instrument OF tho
public good, especially when tue Dem
ocfAt 10 RAINING on a platform which
he DOES not endorse,
Logan Journal; Another attempt at
harmony betwevn thn goldbugs and
the Bryan Republicans has proved
aboftve. The Mckiuleyitos desire TO
control the Legislature. Arthur
Brown 10 determined TO vindioAte
himselfby the grace OF party which
threatened 10 fepudiAte him. Senator
Brown IL also determined 10 make the
Republican party endorse bis eours0 In
preference 10 that OF senator Cannon.
With the aid Of Grahsm, Rapp, Rog.
efs aud Others he hopes u DO these
tings. "Ay INK not"
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swOONEp IN THE STREET.
A Mo'h'r Alarm d At ll,r iabji Dan.
glr lAils la a ain.

Mis-. Herman KAn who resides on
Fullmer avenue Ia the southwestern
part Of the city, was 10 the police eoufi
today and pleaded not guilty 10 com.
plAint charging her with having
abused George rssoh, the con
Of Carl Tesoh tho complain.
ant. The hsAriag Of tho case wa,
Get for tomorrow at O'Clock
after which Sire. RrafI with her three.
yeaf-old child Lott the courtroom and
proceeded TO her home.
Tue lady had lust reached the cor.
net Of State and First South, however,
when her lii,ls aon ran In front OF
passing vehicle. The mother
became 40 frightened ut her
ohilds apparent danger that her
nerves became uuatrung and
tho foil In faint In tho middle OF the
road. willing hands soon surrounded
tho lady aud after vigorous rubbing
Of her limbs, sho regained conscious.
ness and resumed her homsward Jour.
ney.
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Fifth District Court.

FrLLMORg, Willard county, Dot. o.
ls90,-Tne Fiith Judicial district court
opened here today, Judge Higgins
presiding. Altar tho usual routine
business. tho names Of twenty petit
Juro ~ were drawn.
The buzz ness Of the term IL expects
10 10 disposed OF In week or ten days.
The following IL the calendar
Fillmofe Guy OF al W Albert Nichols;
Injunction.
Elisabeth Robson Va Fillmore City;
water case.
George N. veile vs. A. q. Robson;
appeal.
Mrs. d. II. Olson Va Cuiberi King OF
al; probate oass.
Ii. a. LAbTum Va Peter Grsenhalgb;
wafer case,
The State Of Utah Va Jerry PAlnote;
attempt 10 klll.
Toe state Of Utah W Thomas Msr.
gan; stlempt 10 kill.
Samuel q, Dye obtained q divorce
from Care T.. Dye, and the caro- OF
their minor child. Alturney dllohrist
" Salt Lake Cily hrndled the case Tor
3. a. Dye.
Col. fatlock OF Salt Lake City and
W. j. Knox, attorney from Beaver,
are attending court here.
A. BIRD.
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The State board OF medical exam.
liners completed Its two.days session
were granted 10 W. w. Gfliiiih ana ".
Il. Sifaup, both q tails city and reg.
ulai gfsduatss; also TO 3. q. Higginp,
OF Warrington county, non.gfadu.
ate. The following passed. success
fully the examination In obsteuic,.
Lucy woou, Hyde Park; Mrs h. j..
Blair, Pfpvldence; Christina Peterson,
scipis; N. J. Mcbride, Oakley; Flor
euce Alfred, Ricbnsldi Anulc NJ.
HAncey, Hyde PsrH; Eliza Fluslzir,
Pfuvidvnoe; Miss Lucy NJ. Baker,
Morgan City; Clarissa A. Brown,
Providence. The board adjourned
until the fret Monday IN January.
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ONE srRigg SETTLED.
The Canadian Paoine Operators win
ao Hack 10 work.

MONTREAL, Qaebec, oct. THE
operators strike on the Canadian
Pacific railway n over. The striksrs,
with tue exception Of those who COM
mitted acts u violence, are To DO re-
inslEted. The exact terms OF settle.
ment are not yet known.
PEORIA, Ills, 90. III. II. II. Aus.
ton received q telegram NJ noon today
from Canada ~ follow:
"rhe strike on tho Canadian Pacific
was declared ~ at q. IN. today, And
u settlement arrived nj througl the
board Of Cancellation. The company
agrees that all men shall be- taken back
except those who were guilty Of de.
slToyi Ing property or cflminally leon.
aIdlz NJ llisi also agrees 10 reoogni1s
thu y. II. 4. and It's mtmbeTa. The
question Of rules ana salaries ~ 10 DO
taken up by tue telegfaphefs anu I've
general Aupetintengenls OF the sysleni,
The management gives issuance that
Justice will DO done to all. under.
stood also that no striker IL 70 be prose.
cuted."
The o. H. 4. regards this as q ma.
lerlal victory, anu the recognition
Of the order by tue Canadian Pacific,
II IL believed undoubtedly will result
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IiIRI.

Hut ,hS police captain soon saw that
his olcquenes was entirely wasted, ana
he stopped speaking. l then Ap.
preached group Of workmen 10 In.
I4iTe the reasons for tho strike. They
we're repealed by my high hat a. d long
coat, bur nnAlly decided TO explain to
me that they were obliged to rise At 8
o'clock In order TO begin work n .; that
they worked from o In the morning
until a night In a heavy, sitting,
wholesome atmosphere, with but n
short inieTmission for their dinner.
They demanded that hsnceioTth tho
houfs ni labor shaulI last from seven
IN tho morning until soveD al night
only; that IL TO say twelve hours In.
stead Of fourteen day, aud since their
wagss are l0w--irom 10 cents 10 81 10
Tor meu, and from 25 10 So cents Tor
womeu-they insist that these should
not be reduced even though tue aouTs
Of work may DO.
wanted 10 continue my question.
ing, but the policeman approached
me and In very polite manner gave
me to understand that no could not
permit me 10 interview tho people,
From Guntons Magszine IN. ", for
October.
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In MINING CIRCLES.
Bat One Sale ChrOnIClsd on the tx.
change Today.
MAMMOTH rur FAVORED siorK.
The swansea slok. I'm Ling Firm
In "a, sull At Btd RotL-lhe
Mlnes of La Plata.

roday's work on change is told In
one tsis, that Of eco share. Of Msm-
moth which changed hAnds at s2.Oqi
Two dollars was readily bid Tor more
OF the stock, nut holders made n per-
ss,snt demand fcf he additional
IA cents, thus thw,rthing fur.
ts.t business transactions. The
Mercur stock was strongly bid
Tor at 80, but the i,ufe At, which u
was offered was IS cents higher than
those usslfing 10 buy cared TO 20.
ontario was an Offering at $40 20, a d
utenniai.Eureka At $40, while the
latter received a bid OF $50.
Tue Swansea stock was not offered
for sale In the pit today, although bid
Of s2i5 was posted for H. South
Swansea could have been bought for
si.O5, while the best bid was IS cents.
Gas continued badly 10 the slumps
and Northern Light was bid Tor At 10
cents.
TIE closing figures wots As follows
LISTED STOCKS.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
ObuIvAiions taken al uiah Idahc,
hontfn Oregon aud WyOmieg
stations.

Weather reports showing observA,
Tons al . am. todsyi
Salt Lake Clly-Baromeier, 5000
temperature. ~, minimum, "; VIM,
east, u miles Ter hour; clear.
Baker City-BaTomutaf, 5000; tenn
poratuTe bsi minimum, 80; vino,
southwest, ~ mites per hour CLOUDY,
Chsyeuno-Bafometer, 80 20; tenn,
peralute, ~; minimum, rs; VIM,
south. hight clear.
Helsna--Barom SD.lO; tempera.
tufe. ~; minimum, ~, wind, stulh.
west, 0 miles per hour; clear.
Miles City-Baromstor, 80 O2; tenn.
peTsture, ~; minimum, 80; wind,
noIlhsast, llguli clear.
Winntmucea - Barometer, 8O,O6;
Temperature, rs, minimum, SO; VIM,
northeast; q uiies per hour; clrsr.
Idaho Fallt-Barometer, 80 90; TEN.
pefalute, 80; minimum, rs; wlnJ;
north, light; clear.
Hayfs-Baromstsr, 1904; tsmpsr..
tuIe, SOi minimum, 80; wilma norlhtast,
light clear
General and local forecast for 80
hours ending + Pm, ThuIsiayi
For Utah; Fair tonight aud Thursday
stationary temperature.
bait Lake City aud vicinity, fair
tonigh, and Thursday, stationary
temperature.
J. IL. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bufeau,
SALT LAKE Cry, Utah.
Todayt temperature IL shown In the
fac simile Thermometer given below
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LOSDoS, Oct. T--RtgaIiing the
various reports IN 1ieAt Britain AM
tnt Uniiol States with fuistonee 10 tue
Venezuelan question. tho Associated
Pea isgfns that There has beou no uV.
gstiAnens BETS eou London aud Wash.
ingi0n SAGE thu bluu box OF July was
iautd. The story cableI ron Wash.
ington that Great BHitain ha,
made iufitef concessions, amount
ing almtst 10 complete tuf.
rsudef OF her claims ~ absolutely
untIut. ~ 10 stated that neg, I stious
regarding NuneEu,la will 10 q sumed
UPON the return VI BIZ Julian Pauncs-
lott, The British ambassador u Wash.
lnglou, with the distinctions OF Mar.
que Salisbury. slr Julian Will sail on
tDu GeTmanio, O,t. ian. Before leav.
ing Dir Julian will uavu another cou.
stut O. WIN M,rqiis Of Ssli,buTy Aud
~ b. SCI he sec tia y OF Hatr 'nr
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l.. A. Green, the miuing engineer,
Col. Snow, Tom Sun anu Capt. Con.
nor, aud their surveyors ana prospect.
ors, says the Rock Eprings Miner, re-
turned Monday, where they had been
for the past three weeka, testing the
Oregon Buttes placer grounds, owned
by Mt. Sun and Mr.. Connor, upon
which Mr. Green has an option. Mt.
Green had n force VI thiriy.five men
cmploysi sinking prospect holes on
tho property. Five holes were put
down u bedrock whore possible on
every 100 acres VI the 5000 acre tract,
aud the gravel pannsd 10 dstotmins
Just how much u will run 10 tho yard.
The expense Of prospecting this prop.
oTty was about $1,000. The deal has
not yet been closed but We understand
the prospects are good for tho same
going through, They went east on
fuesdHy morning.
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nssun,nt ra,sIisa ~ Hope Gene
tiers. ssIssbnvs. fiIs.


teri. ssIssbnvs, fiIs.
UALEsBuKd,. tlls., OFT 1.-The cele.
bratlUn ui too thlfty.sightb anniversary
Of the Llucoin.Douglas debate here
was opened with The dc iication Of tbs
sOidlofs' monument nj Hope cemetery
this forenoon. The principal business
streets are appr ,pfiately decorated aud
there are present large number OF
visitors. From until 10 O'Clock the
goid siandhrd Dem Gratis rendered
Senator Palmer reception Mt Browns
hotel. The pioc,ss on, led by the
kuux College ca .elp, Sas reviewed by
Df. Chaunoey NJ. Depew, Robi. D..
LincD n, X. 3. Mcclure, editor Of Me.
Clues Magazine aud other distiD.
guisbed visitors anu al tue pupils o
tue schools. rhe exercises at the
monument took place Immediately
ailefwafir.
Venerable Df. Richard Hsiney
offered prayer. Hon. Robt. I. Lilo.
culn Of Chicago unveiled the monu.
mcnt and delivered IN address Ia
which he emphasized tho lesson 10 DO
earned from the lives Of the men
buried here. and their coinradtt,
that no danger 10 the Republic Is 20
great that II may not be overcome ~
the union Of patriotism.
Department Commsnier Cochran
delivered The Grafton nj 4 was followed
by Mn. Mary Il. McCAuisy, depart.
m mt pie,idrnt of the Illinois WUmeL's
Relief corps. The monument ~ Of
giant, sgSm0unto1 ny the ngufc Of q
solder.
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rhs 's-r aud Csariss visit the Points
ot interest.

the ear aud Csariss visit the Point.
oi Interest.
pARIs, DOT. 7.-Undor the guidance
of President Faure the car aud
tzarina cot out early this mofning W
welt the principal points OF iutetost ip
PafiP. Wherever they went they were
lfeetvd by drmonstTaIiOns Of enthusi'
asln, equal 10 those yesterday.
Fitst, the Imperial visitors were
ttkUn TO the cathedral Metre Dame.
rom which they were escorted 10 the
Pantheon, where they spent u few
moment. beside the tomb Of the late
PIesiirnt Cannot. Subsequently they
were shown through the hotel dies
lnvslldes where were assembled a
large number Of pensioners OF all rAuks
q the French army. Al toe tlmb u
Napoleon tho cLarstood few moments
as q Ia contemplation.
The ez,r shows plainly that he ~
suffering from fatigue, being pale anu
abttfactud. ihp ezaTins, however,
bears np well under the strain OF
travel md sight seeing anu ackuowl-
cdges tho plaudils Of the thtongs with
gracious smiles.
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MT. Airs Of tho MeTouT went out p
Q hs pros erly this morning, bis purpose
icing 10 make a shipment OF cyanldes.
Mr.. j. 5. Templiu, the mining man
who lot here for California some time
70 10 ttlll Ia the northern part Of that
slRiv daboling Ia mining properties.
Tue II ck 5pringa Miner says that
many mi 90 have been sold this sum.
meT anu fall, but the activity 10 moth,
log TO be- q impaired with what vii
Ia place wheu the spring OF 1857
Opnnt.
Al a meeting OF the Buckeye stock.
hulders yesterday the following tflicisl
li-t foT the uatuiug year was decided
upon John BeeE, prtsldenli Richard
J. Taylor, vice PRECEDENT; James Pin.
gee, treasurer W. j. Beattle, seors.
an; }. W, Green aud A. y, Hyde.
A. tho -Four Aces 10 silver City, u
GOOD body OF oTp 10 now being worked
upon aud each day't operations throws
tue mine Into greater prominence be-
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PARIS COOP is SUED
On Notes TO Secure Payment Of a Bill
for Harvesting Machines
fR,uenroS AM BowDiuer UP
Hoy 'h'pman VIII be irhd fr For
gsri On nonday-Nsdlcal Cruf'
icats aud lxtmlrail,na

ID. NJ. Osborne a Go. today entered
suit against John U. s,ucki as man'
,gef Of the Paris Coop Of Paris, Bear
Like county, Idaho, to recover s277
alleged to be dus on two promissory
nolss given TO secure the payment Of a
bill for harvesting machines sold to
the defendant by tue plalatiii.
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The colonies, Joseph Ch.u
Nsgollatlun, upon the sutlect q ~. ~
u9h WI De resumed on tbs ,.,ne ol'
o. Hir julian Psunosfote 10 Ws.h,..,n
YOU, me govetnment hss ,ve,s
pto,slion Of ~ sarly hut ss,lsf.,,th.
s,euement o. the matters In a',,,.iy
!. ls believed the next ine.sssa we ';
President Cisvelaad and Inc o.
guseo's speech VIII announce IN. ~,
usmout u both guestlDus, '"' se''
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Mr.. Porter, one Of the owners OF the
Red Jacket group at La Plata, has
Just returned from soIouTn In the
camp. There IL still considerable
woTk going en-, but most OF the men
who have been q; work have left 10
get up supplies for the winter.
The Sunrise has been bonded for
$4,000, aud work 10 Tor the present
tuspended. IL 10 the Intention to put
n force on next week and continue the
work all winter. There 10 4 vein OF
about eight inches Of nne galenA 10
tho Sundown, AMI II should be pay.
ing proposition from now on.
Work Ia also suspended on the bun.
down Tor the present., bul viii be Ie.
Aumed shortly and eontiuued all win.
tor. This IL copper proposition anu
there IA two-font vein OF gold ore N
sight now.
The Red Jacket shows some fne
Ralsna In four different holes on the
property, aud only neaus systematic
work TO make II Que Of tue hest mints
In thu state.
Work II going on on the New State
group, where they have = splendid
showing Of copper ON two VI the claims,
.nd arc expected to DC shipping before
long.-Ogden Pfess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-07
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cline OF the furcign market WV" he o..
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been covered IN ihis specially of ~ 10 hAfe
laying Of THIS stock rhfalgd -
movement % the y, neral list '"' eeAnE
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marked up ~ per cent In ronneeiion ~. lnd
feporled centntntai trade. The inn,a, ~ w. we w,
OF tho market also went hiatpr an t'lHsul
nouhcement OF tcncWM Of sold imnotis
the prices we're not maintained f''"' Wv