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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-06-03
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs Phoebe Thomas. Of Junction City, III
was told by her doctors she had Consumption
aud that there was no hope for her, but two
bottles Dr. Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her life. Mr..
rhcs. Eggers, l3s Florida St San Francisco
suffered from dreadful cold, approaching
Consumption, tried without result everything
else then bought one bottle Of Dr. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is
naturally thankful. 1t is such results OF
which these are samples. that prove the
wonderful efficacy o: this medicine in Coughs
and Colds Free trial Bottles al j. F. "
OeLorme'S Drug Store. Regular size soc and
$l.Ca.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-06-03
BEAUTY HATH CHARMS

BEAUTY HATH CHARMS
and all the charms which beau
ty likes best to don are shown
in our grand display Of fash
ionable jewelry for this season.
Jewels like these would en-
hance the charms of the most
fascinating belle, and surely no
fair one would despise such
brilliant aids to her beauty.
Like personal loveliness, they
conquer admiration on sight !;
they score new victories at ev-
cry inspection. Those who
look over our stock do not
willingly stop with examina-
ton. Beauty may now be
made easily irresistible by a
few .judicious purchases from
our display Of up to date jew
elry.
L. w. FOLSOM,
Jeweler and Optician,
SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH,
Oct l6.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-06-03
John S. Mosby Ill.

San FRASc1sco, May 26 COL John
s. Mosby. the famous guerrilla chief, is
critically i'll here. He is suffering fror'
appendicitis.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-06-03

To cure nervousness, lack Of self-control, de-
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worry, &c.
To give full strength, development. and tcnc
to every portion AID c-f-2n Of the body,
Age no barrier. failure Impossible. Two
thousand references.
The book is purely medical and scientific,
useless to curiosity seekers, invaluable to men
only who need it.
Adcspairing ma, who had applied to rs,
soon after wrote:
"Well, I tell you that first day is one Ill
never forget. / just. brbblcd with. JOY.
wanted to hug everybody and tell them my
old self had died yesterday, and my new self
was born to-day. Why didn't you tell me
when I first wrote that l would find it this
way:''
And another thus:
IF you dumped cart load Of gold at my
feet it would not bring such gladness into my
life as your method has done.''
Write to the ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY, +,
Buffalo, n. Y, and ask for the little book
callcl ''COMPLETE MANHOOD" Refer to
this paper and the company promises to send
the book, in sealed envelope, without any
marks and cHt;cc,,J free, until it is well intro
1lcGI.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-31

the nature of which is to aid division otfi-
GERS in forming their commands, directing
subdivisions to line and as q means OF
rapid communication between the grand
marshal and the different portions of the
column. Being charged with special in
structions, the grand marshal requests all
citizens in the line or out of it to respect
them accordingly.
Organizations which. have not reported
to the grand marshal or been assigned
will form at the rear of the twentieth
division" I"
Last night the following instructions to
marshals were issued:
'As far as practicable division marshals
will place as lieutenants on the flank of
the column one officer to every seventy
five or 100 men. These Iieutenants are
charged with the duty of keeping the
column closed up and the rank (eight men
each) distanced eight feet apart. In case
men are obliged to. fall out these places
should be at once taken By men in the
following ranks.
"The division marshals. aids and subor-
dinate officers are charged with the duty
Of keeping the rank full (eight men eacn),
keeping the column closed up and pre-
venting the loss of distance"
The following organizations, with the num-
bers set opposite, had reported for the parade
by midnight last night:
Commercial Travellers Observation-Disclosures. $50
OohIinen0aI League ooo
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ALL TRUE PATRIOTS

it in gold letters. The division will con-
tain fire. marine and life insurance men,
who are unit on SOUND. money.
Nj. Reed and Ma ior Frank Mclaughlin,
chairman of the State Committee, will re-
view the parade from the Market-street
balcony of the Palace Hotel.
The Bear Club float is intended to be
both emblemaiic and prophetic of the
Presidential fight. The bear represents
the Republican party and protection in
the act of crushing the Democratic tiger,
which has killed prosperity.
The bear is the largest Alaska grizzly
ever killed and took the prize in. the
World Fair. The tiger is a royal Bengal
and very handsome specimen: These
animals were furnished by H. Liebes &
Co. on Post street and represent very
large amount OF money.
The float has been built on one of the
largest of the Overland Freight Company s
trucks and will be drawn by four of their
handsomest horses and the members OF
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-31

Jacob SAILS, NJ NJ Davis, NJ. F. Taylor, A. C.
Lewis, j. f. McGlynn, c. H. Rush, NJ. D. Gar
rett, A. W. Spear, N. c. johnson, C. B. P. Lin
coin, F. H. Titus. c. NJ. Dspew, c. NJ. Colby,
Dawson Meyer. S. ]. Theisan, Sol Jacobs, J. H.
Anderson, r. II. Lloyd, t. d. Riordan, C. H.
Heberin, W. A. Halstcad, S. X. Thornton, R. C.
StIllwell, ]. G. Gattiuer, Charles Christensen,
p. j. Diss, Fl. c. Warren, ]. c. Symons, John
Gibson, D. w. Hitchcock. S. Shabin,' A }. Ma
hony, ,,B. S. Mckinley, NJ. F. Clausen, l. G. Ratio,
A. l. Morgenstern, ]. R. Doolittle, R. D. Nc
Elroy, o. E. Edwards, r. J. Welch, B. F. Flem-.
ing, Charles b. It'd ball, j. +. Clark, AIS. Hib-
bard, E. NJ. Calvin. Lyndall Miller, " d. Du-l
boce, W. T. Lifton, James B. McManus. E. c.:
Lef1ingwell, Mathew Harris, S. w. Dennis, w.
j. r. Bartlett, W. A. Lampe, Reed Jones, r. ].
Davis, A. J. Allen, w. E. Fisher. T. B. Morton,
G. w. Backus, H. A. Williams, J. B. Lauck, w.
W. Rednall, George w. Brown, d. F. Crowley,
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PARADE TO-DAY.

James Corlett, NJ ]. Burke, G. w. Spencer, S.
H. Tacy, ]. 2. French, L. r. ishbeck, G. c.
Groezinger, C. c. Bruce, H. H. Brown, T. R.
Bannerman, S. Bacigalupi, C. L. Roster, W. 7.
Clark, L. P. Mccarthy, ?. de Martini, James
MeQuade, George'N Leroi. ]. 7. Bonestell, ].
n. Featherson, D. E. Miles, Charles L. Tilden,
William Tuggy, James McNah, John F. Eng
lish, Frank Kerrigan, ]. ]. O'Brien, NJ. s. Har-
loe.
Special aids-F. w. Thomas William. G..
Fault, w. L. Meussdorffer W. J. Stack, H. F.
Jurs P. C. Knapp, P. C. Jurs, II. F. Covert, H.
F. Gould, C. L. Hewes, J. E. Strachan, Leonard
Everett.
Forms on Howard, between Fourth and
Fifth, right resting on Fifth.
R. A. Friedrich, marshal.
Aids2Edward s. Solomon, E. W. Bus hnell,
F. L. Turpin, Sol Cohen, E. K. Me rriman, Var
ney Gaskill. James Kipp.
Band.
Fifth Regimental N. g. C.
State Central Committee
Oakland Republican Alliance.
Yankee Doodle Band.
Army and Navy Republican League.
Soldiers and Sailors Mckinley Club, F. Han
son commander
Union Veterans Union.
Veterans Unattached.
SECOND DIVISION.
Forms on Fourth between Howard and Fob
som, right resting on Howard.
Reuben H. Lloyd. marshal.
Aids-Robert L. Toplitz, R. H. Davis.
Band, Drum Corps so men.
San Francisco Bar.
ytudents Hastings Law College.
San Francisco Physicians.
Native Sons Band.
Commercial Travellers. .o
Float, "California's Products
Drawn by "a horses).
Mounted Escort. S. French commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Forms on Fourth, between Howard and Mis-
sion, right resting on Howard.
George F. Neal marshal
Aids.
Band, Ehrman's.
Printers.
Bookbinders.
Lithograpners.
Typefounders.
Paper-dealers.
Electrotypers
Ink Manufacturers.
Dakes Newspaper Agency.
foURTH DIVISION.
Forms on Fourth street, between Market and
Mission, right resting on Mission.
Horace Davis, marshal.
Aids-Henry ]. Crocker, H. A Williams. AL
Gerb arding, R: NJ. Cloy, George A. Newhall,
T. Carey Friedlander, A. G. Gurnett, w. F..
Smith, John F. English, George w. Spencer, w.
R. smedberg, C. NJ. Smith.
Band, Cassasa's.
Sound Money League.
Floats.
Architects.
Band.
Stock and Bond Exchange
Pacific Stock and Exchange Board.
Pacific Stock Exchange.
Produce Exchange.
Float.
Band First United States Infantry.
Insurance Men,
Merchants (unattached).
FIFTH DIVISION
Forms on Mission street, between Fourth and
Fifth right resting on Fourth.
William Ross, marsh hal.
Aids-C. B. F. Lincoln, A. ]. hasten, George
" LIE Roy, w. A. Brown. A. F. Abbott, George
H. Robinson, Charles Robinson, w. 7. Clark
George w. Lippman.
Band, Roncovieris.
Southern Pacific Railroad Employees.
SIXTH bIvISIoN.
Forming on Howard street, between Third
and Fourth, right resting on Fourth street.
d. w. Hitchcock, Marshal.
Aids-wenden Easton, G. H. Umbsen, ]. B.
McManus, H. A. Brown, w. T. Clark.
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dent admirer of Mckinley. Five years
ago upon his arrival in America, b m
yakar assisted in the celebration OF Nc
Kinley's election as Governor OF Ohio at
Columbus. There he became personally
acquainted with. the apostle of protection,
and since that time the man OF Canton
has had no warmer admirer than his
Turkish friend. In Saturdays parade the
Turks will have a place in the line to
them selves, with a Turkish float at their
head. The float will be surmounted by q
mosaic cradle, containing Baby Mckinley
Benyakar.
The following final order of the parade
was issued at headquarters by Grand Mar
shall Stone last night:
FORMATION OF PARADE.
Police.
George Stone. grand marshal.
George E. Morse, chief of staff; 7. G. Hostetter.
chief aid.
Buglers-Albert Ames, H. c. Payson.
Aids-W. F.. Gibson. T. c. Maher, F. L. Tur-
pin, E. C. Horst, Frank W. Fuller of II. P. Full
ler & Co., Marcus Harloe, w. Bress, H. ]. Burns,
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desiring to join in this escort will please
form on the left OF the Bear Club.
"All clubs will report to T. e. Mastellar,
marshal of the escort, at the place of as
sembly. All uniformed clubs with torches
are invited to participate.
"GEoRGE STONE, Grand Marshall
The insurance divisionswill form at IL 80
p NJ. at the.corner OF Battery and Califor-
MIA streets. George w. Spencer will be
marshal of this division, which, 1T is con-
fidently expected, will have 500 men in
line. Each insurance man will carry
small American flag, ana their division
will be headed by the First United States
Infantry Band from the Presidio, imme-
diately following which will bs the stand
ard-bearer. His banner will have a
streamer With Insurance" blazoned upon
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Band, American.
Representatives Eastern Railroads.
o Wholesale druggists. .
Wells-Fargo Employees.
Pacific Mail Employees.
Band. Blanchard. q
Real Estate Owners and Agents.
Electrical Workers.
Paint and Oil Industries.
% q SEVENTH DIVISION.
? Forming on Third street, between Howard
and Folsom, right res ting on Howard street.
A. A. Watkins, Marshal.
Aids. A Margo, John f. Miller, f. J. Sims.
Hardware apd Metal Workers.
Float "Gasoline Launch" drawn by 100
horses.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
First section-Forms on Clementina street,
between Third and Fourth, right resting on
Third street.
BenI. Solomon, marshal.
A1ds-E. o. TuttIe, P. ]. Diez.
Band-Oakland Artillery.
Z jewelers..
Carriages.
Crockery-dealers.
Glassblowers.
United railway employers.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Second section-Forms on Tehama street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, right resting on
Third street.
Band-New Vienna.
Furniture, carpet and upholstery.
Ohio Club.
Red Rock industry.
Rock Industry.
NINTH DIVISION.
Forms on Third, between Mission and How.
ard, right resting on Howard.
Orrflo
Aid. S. Taylor. %
Band.
Bag makers.
Three trucks
Six carriages:
TENTH DIVISION.
First osection2Forms on Minna street. be-
tween Third and Fourth, right resting on
Frank W. Sumner, Marshal.
Aids-Charles L. Field, James G. Spaulding,
John T. Fraser, Hermann Waldeck, John Ga-
son, P. Fisher, s. Niekelsberg, Albert Frank,
Ed Adams, D. Hamburger, E. C. Carne, ]. n.
Featherstone.
Leather Industry.
Textile Fabrics.
TENTH DIVISION.
Second section-Forms on Minna street, be-
tween Third and New Montgomery, right rest
ing on Third.
Band.
Grocers.
Druggists
Chemicals.
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
Forms on Third street, between Mission and
| Market, right resting on Mission.
C. w. Hill, marshal.
Aids-Charles Paekshee. James Davidson
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the Bear Club confidently hope to follow
the finest float in the parade.
The Union League Club extends cor
dial invitation TO all merchants who de-
sire to join with it in the grand parade to-
day to meet'at its clubrooms in the Palace
hotel at o'clock P. NJ.
The Turkish and Egyptian colony in
San Francisco will turn out en- masse in
the column in national costume, and will
play stirring airs on the tom-tom either,
guitar and tambourine. The ader Of the
former subjects OF the Sultan is +. Ben
yakar, an Egyptian. Benyakar is an ar
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Grand Marshal Stone issued the follow
ing order last night:
"The Bear Club, in uniform and torches.
is requested to form on New Montgomery
street, right resting on. Market, TO escort
Hon Thomas B. Reed from the hotel up
Market street. They will report in line at
P. NJ. :.
''Any other uniformed club with torches
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Horses escorted by mounted teamsters ....-.. 81
Whoiesale grocers .......... 500
Novelty compan les ............4. 40
Veteran Republicans OF 1s56 6............... $50
Edison Light and Power Company. 200
Schmidt Lithograph and Label Company -. $50
santa Clara County. ..............-,3 SEQ
Stock and Bond Exchange. e................. 80
ubbs Cordage Company y.....:.............. 100
University or alifornia Observation-Disclosures. 400
College of Dentistry ........................ 30U
United Railway Employees .................1U0 900
Ironworkers ]. 900
Wool-dealers. 40
Winemakers ...................... TOO
ewoman's Republican C,ub.................... 30
San Francisco Bar. .................. 300
Spanish "A mercana Club. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Twenty eighth District Club. 400
Colored Nc Kinley Club. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Scandinavian Republicans. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Afro american League .........s.. 800
Pacific Woodenware... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Polytechnic School. ...... l00
Ocean View Republican Club. 100
Furniture, carpet and uphost ry.............. 300
Fremont Club ......................., 200
Crocers Observation-Disclosures. TOO
Wells Fargo Il Co ............ Z0O
Insurance companies, life and accident. 1C0
National League OF San Jose :............ 65
sugar industries. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Real estate. 400
Wholesale drug i,ts. 100
Leather Ind ustTies Observation-Disclosures. 500
Textile fabrics. boo
Lumber industry. ......................q. 900
Marin County delegates. ...........!.... 100
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The New [ hampagne Vintage.

truly remarkable vintage for quality as
well as for natural dryness, without being
heavy, now being shipped to this market, is
Ii, Ii. Mumm's Extra Dry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-13

weber county at saltslr tomorrow.
Tuesiay, the is.h, iil.C. 81. {. Jay
at saltalr.
"rho Chrliyal OF Madrid" uas
caught thu town. f. h a great pet.
.ormancu aud 10 haviag a tuccussiui
run,
Three hundred people came down
from Park city over tue UiAu Central
ihis morning end we've transferred
without change TO saltair Beach.
Tue Finu anu Sixth wards 10 TO
saitnir ON rhufsday, tue -7Ih iusi.
This DO Oid Fellows Day at saltair 4
Tremendous crowd went on tuis morn.
iug and afternoons train. AZ 4
Ggl0us this afternoon 10 IL ostlmatod
tnai nearly 900 people were at Salt
alf beach.
Flank l.. ralbot has charge Of tao
pyTuteuhAieal uispiay IA tho Carnival
Ul Maurid. At one time lac was cului
pyT1iuchuist 10 tho celebrated Pain.
Alter this we,k's engagement MT
Talbot goes to New Yura.
Thc Tabernacle choir excursion 10
Shtrir occurs week from tomorrow.
AZ this cHtuuion Il up for the purpose
" helping 10 dtifay the eXrensts Of
the ChUlts appuatsuce nj tue Beaver
Eistuddiod 10 IA TO bs hoped thvy viii
receive large ana liberal patronage.
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THE GREEN BAG.

j, Sharp WIS To-Day commissioned O
regent VI thu Universally VI Ulah, yins
T.. =. Hits ittiguud.
Judge Richie will clear bic table OF
al other matters before rendering On
opinion In TOO Huyaef.MaTiou suit
Sarah a. slaws3n hNs secured q
ju gm0nt and decree OF foreclosure IN
tnu Third district court against ID. T.,
IafpUy.
W. n. C3nkliug has entered tuit 10
the district court against the Sterling
Mining Aud Milling company 10 col.
locl SsOD.O- on note.
August 20 mas been sst Tor a hearing
on tho guardians annual account iu
the probate court IN the matter Of the
estate and guardianahip a Arthur j.,
Clara and Henry Wagatan.
Box Elder county has registered
with the Stats board VI equalzatign al
objection against the proposed inCteAte
IN assessed valuation OF merchandise.
Weber county has done similar
thing.
The telephone case against IL. l..
Anderson Of the Western Bin Posting
company has been dismissed, the de.
iuuuaut promising % remove the Oh
nOxious IOsIen from the oympaby's
POLES.
All complaints agsluht +. l.. Holland
Ia tue Bank VI Salt Lake CAtna WoIu
yesloTlAy iiamistod. Ihe cases agaiufl
the other thTtu defendants were Cou.
iinueI till Monday next, Attorney
NaTlnn being yet too ~ 10 attend on
the proceeding.
U1iltd States Attorneys Bpeafman,
pagu and Brown Alto ga the city on be-.
hAlf OF the claims department OF the
government taking testimony 10 cafes
where parties have elaine ngaiust
the United Statga W reason VI dnWuges
resulting nom Indian dopTedaiJus.
In Justice Hatvey's cour, thu
morning Frlnk Bailey, accused OIL
chicken stealing, was discharge u. Al.
thgugl tho evidence " tuUit Wa very
slrong the corpus deficit WIS not firmly
established aud the defendant wa To-.
lna ato Ia escaping Tor tuat reason.
Toe gentlemen comprising tho st4ta
board % equalization are Rubtr. q.
Lun1 u ~. dvOrge, chairman; J. j..
Ihumus % this city, secretary; J, T..
Booth OF Provo qua Thomas u. Doc of
Ogden completing to numbut rula
b. published IN answer ~ uumtt0us
inqulrirs.
Alfred W. Lennon, 70, anu Mafy
! Fsgs, 30, ullu 90 Mil Cfuok, were lo,
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Notes and Personals.

]. 4. AlvlFd, Of Pleasant View,
Weber county, was advertised 10 lee.
lufc lalt night In tho county cluu
huu1e, lie was advertised ~ "Mod.
tgn M0sra," uut the people mosied not
20 tho court room, anu only II. X.
S1uthworlh anu the NEWS mau
showed NJ. NJ. AlvOgd was some.
what tufpgissd but not dlSheatlened,
auu M. SUuthw0ih persuaded the
gentleman that this was the oppar.
iuuily OF his life, Anl backed "a his
Opiui0n by citing an instance where
fOmc prominent lecturer delivered his
lecture IN one man, Tue idea seemed
to the olutur to DO good ono and he
decided net 60 dlaappllut his audience,
and taking OF his coat launched forth
mo rIetCh advocating q
system Of currency tasod on labor, In
tumperscd with slnss-ihat " the
speech was iuttrpulctd with songs
he read the following astounding ~.
ctfpt, taid 10 BIO from w II street cir.
Culab iftued In 1859 aud signed IA.
IImmvtmau, secretary; "Capltal must
protect ituuli Ia every poAsible manner,
through rgmbiuati0u anu Legislation.
The cguf,u NUT be called 10 our aid,
eb,a must be collected, houds and
mortgages iofuclUfe1 ~ rapidly ~ pos
sitle. When, through process u law
ne common people have los. their
nnmvE, they win b. tfaotAble
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Mammoth inspecting the property
yesterday.
A large water tank Ia berg placed
on the mountain side about hnlf q mile
north Of tho Hotel Mammoth. This
VIII be 10 supply the Hotel Mamm 90
with plenty VI water from tho springs
which arc known o. tho Jenny Ilud
springs west q Eufohg aud about four
and bait mllcB irlm the Hotel Mam.
moth. ititsurpJsrd the tank and pipe
line Will 10 completed ~ couple oi
months.
Amer long spell NJ illuntes the
Cleveland Mining company hav,
given o contract Tor n hundred aud
NIFTY feet Of lunuolliuH The men Wuiu
pot 90 WORT the beginning 70 tuis
week and have alfoauy put IN several
Hhi'ls. Tho hove cut into come very
Cos quartz which istHpfrteI DO give
good ietuna. n h sincerely h0Iui
tuty will have rood assays returned, be-
THIS property has boon one Oi the most
disappointing vuntufos ia the liutc
district, CJnsilofing the large am unt
ui WORK that hes been done Ia the
Cleveland mine. Thurn b without
doubt good many atuckhollufs OF he
Cleveland stock 10 Salt Lake who Will
DO please g. learn that tho c0mphuy's
property g. showing Up in good slyl",
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SOME OLD TINTlC MINES.
rrop i,, hat Have Lain Idlo fCf
iurs ~ Ne Worksd-Shut
Up VII.

special Correspondence OF lla NEWa.
sILvEH tiIYi Auf, l-.-B. tho
mining deal which took place here
several dogs ago Mt 81. Luce and
Mr.. Ritter became tue purchasers Of
some first class pToFerly-Ihe Park
and Elycray properties.
These gentlemen arc both well
known miuing men, aud Will thor
oughly push the work Of developing
tho Park ami Eiveray mines. II 10
reported tina, the shaft OF the Elyoray
nine lie down some considerable
uepin AMI before II eau be- worked
properly II will require good
hoist which It 10 understood
these gentlemen will commence
the WORK Of construction 10 very
short time. There VIII DO over forty
men TN plOyed Al the park aud Elverny
minis IA a tow daye.
There arc several m nrfs operating
on the workings Oi tue II Copper
Upila which 10 situated juat u little way
above tho Ajax m no on the M
property, hpd u n pleasure TO slate
that The men have bren very tuccesa'
iul Ia taking from the COppufOplls
workings stmi hrst.cllss orc. Little
did The Eugllbu mphuy think som
lew yeaTs ago when thoy gave up tnia
inMOus mineral producer that there
stlll exalted ON this property tlch
mineral aud which eXlals there today
Ono aslAy OF tho ore < Ies away w.
iluf ounces In col And q large per-
yentsge IN copper anu silver.
Tho Ask company today aIo ship
ping ffai Ciats UtU which tuns away
up into tho hundfodf, and tho grade
being taken nom tho old COppeTOplls,
which has been open and exposed 70
any one, pafsoH by and tp.clmpn
hunters who visited tho old wuTkiugs
and carried away pieces Of mineiaj
some would bring sacks end cary
away with them as mucl as they
clulJ, this as been going on
Tor years under tho tyce Of tue
Ajax company they would say
nothing Tor the simple reason
they were under tho imptossl1n
that tho Otb ore was only copper
stained, and was Of very little value
the ASK company discovered some
four months ago that there was stu
some good ore 10 the CopporoplihlSofk
irgs, hence the large shipmeule whlch
the company arc ~ presrn. mailing
TIE Ask aud COpperoplis which alt
one aud tho same property viii shorty
blossom Out again into = great producer
hH IN Days OF olj.
The Mammoth Mlnlng mpnny
VIII pay Their employees ON the u e
leontn lost.
The Sioux Consolidated Minina
company viii distribute checks amoug
iuero employee on tue sOth incl, TN
company 10 making regular oontign
nruIs OF rich ore ana concentrated
tyefy week.
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