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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-08
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

I - . GALE. 80 sEaFffF
By virtue OF n deed OF trust made by
iAlwyni s. Ronk andt Edith NJ. Ronk, his
wife. tosthe undersigned, as trustee, dated
July, p, 1S9l. n recorded in tho office OF
county, West Virginia, in deed OF: trust
book No. SO, folio 10f, I will sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder,
at the north front door Of the court house
Of said county, in tho city OF Wheeling,
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY$oF
AUGUST, 1886,
commencing ut 10 o'clock n. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate, that is to
say: A piece of ground. in the city of
Wheeling, in Ohio county, Wet Virginia,
situate on the road leading from the Ma
tionale Road to Mount Wood Cemetery,
and bounded MS follows: Commencing at
IA corner of the Jewish Burial Ground on
said road, said corner being the most
western point on said road ofathe said
west on the line Of said burial ground
one hundred and fifty feet. more or less,
to the southeast line of the ground con-
reyed by Mary +. Silver and husband to
Maurice Max and Others by deed dated
December {, h1S12, recorded In deed book
No. go, page. 2cl; thence with said SOUTH
east line southwest fifty-five feet; thence
southeast by n line parallel with the line
OF saidsburial ground first mentioned to-
llCE lllC Olt. puiu u uuu leiilllS 10 NlOult.
Wood Cemetery ytlence with tho line of.
said road northeastwardly fifty-iive feet,
more 2~oryless. to ithe place OF beginning,
subject! to the right OF way granted by
tho deed above mentioned made by Mary
F. Silver and husband to Maurice Max
and others, and reservinE also the coal
or other mineral beneath tho same, being
the same property conveyed to Augustus
5Wickerly by Catherine Meyer by decd
dated September 26,.1SS7, and of record IN
tho office of 1.-the clerk of the county court
Of Ohio county, iWeSta Virginia, in decd
book No. 50. at 155.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third and ms
much more us the purchaser may elect
to pay In cash on the. day OF sale. tho bnl-
anco Of the purchase money in two equal
installnients, payable respectively at ono
and two years from tho day Of sale, with
Interest, from that day, for each of which
deferred installments OF tho purchase
money tho purchaser shall; give his ncgo-
table promissory notes. bearing interest
from .the.daySof sale as aforesaid. to be
secured by the title of tho property sold
being retained until the payment in full
ofathc same, or by decd of trust on tho
property Sold 10 be drawn, acknowledged
and recorded at thec expense of the pur-
chaser. GEORGEtD d. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-08

The water damage does not pile up
millions OF loss, but much of 1t falls on
persons who cannot afford any loss in
these times. This is'the pltlable part
al n .NEsss
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Yale Is all r1snt, but the Lcander reI-
lows are too speedy. Perhaps our boys
couldn't get used to the strange water
they had to pull over. But our nag is
still here, II not there.
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%TEIhrlrosE NUMBERS
J Editorial Rooms $50: Counting Room S2:.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-08

West Virginia at St. Louis was hiarmo-
NOUS and solid on every question. West
Virginia at Chicago isspllt into factions
and fighting like cats and dogs. The
st. Louis delegation brought It's har-
mony home with 1t. The Chicago dele
CATION will bring home Its cats and dogs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-08
SALE.

WILLIAM II. HALLER,
Auctloncer, IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-08

tThe INTELHGENcER embracing It's
several editions, Is entered in the POST
Office ut Wheeling. VIVA. a aecond.class
matter. ]
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Real Bstata: IN Fifth and Eighth Wards
Of Wheeling,

By virtue OF a deed of trust made by
Sophia C!iTappe aid her; husband. Henry
Tape. TO me as trustee, dated February
18th, 1895, idiids recorded in the office OF tho
West virginia. in Deed Of Trust BOOK M.
~, page 8, ] will sell at the north front
door ofythe court house of said county, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9TH, 1896.
commencing at 10 O'clock a. M. the par
GELS Of reaiSestate situated in the City Of
that are deScribed as follows, viz:
Frst-A "trip of land twenty-five en-
feet wlde.or Of the north side of lot
ninety-nine ls9 in the Fifth ward of said
city, which lot is on the northwest corner
OF Market street and Twcnty-third street,
fronting twenty-five (22) feet on the west
side Of Market street, and extending west
wardly, q the uniform width OF said front
to an allcyHin the rear Of said lot, togeth-
er1with,the improvements thereon. ID
Sccond-An of the following described
lots sitlatff In the Eighth ward OF said
city, to:Slt.Glots numbered eighty-one SD
numbercdAthree3 C) and part of lot NUM-
bered four tDEin square numbered forty
TERMS OF sALE-one.third OF the pur.
purchaser may elect to pay, cash in hand.
on the daylof sale, and the residue in two
equal instailments, payable. respectively,
in six months anditwelve months from The
day o. sale. with interest, tho purchaser
giving his negotiable promissory notes for
the deferred payments. with good securi-
", the legal title being retained until all
OF the purchase money shall have been
paid; or,.I.thc purchaser so elect, the legal
title may be conveyed. tho trustee reserv-
ing In the deed n tlien for the deferred
purchase, money;so the purchaser other
wisG seotss1nS the same tothc satisfaction
BENJAMIN S. ALLIsoN.
ap'-tu Trustee.
The nboyo'sale is adjourned until Wed.
nesday., May goth, 1896 ut 10 a. M, at the
BENJAMIN S. ALLISON.
myl2-tuS Trustee.
The above salo!has been adjourned until
Wednesday, limo 10, lS96..
BENJAMIN s.. ALLISON,
1eS INC Trustee.
The sssS6ae sale IS adjourned until
Wednesday july $; 1896, ut the same hour
IF B. s.. ALLISON,
-lS6-hy Trustee.
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A, great many Democrats are prepar-
ing to, embrace the Populists as long
lost brothers, but that will cut no ice
in the coming campaign. The Republic
cans ARE out to win and can beat the
Denis. and Pops. combincd.-Charleston
Tribune, (Rep,)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-08

The above sale lis adjourned until
and place.
tys s. A A.tIE,;stsss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-08

"oh. m~uzzzcr!% said Freddy to his
mamma the other night, 81 does love
you better'ni anysing onSzis earth 'cept
God, an'1is' fraidN not trlove God best"
}-Judgc.
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sal,air Beach Notes.

All Hall0ws college viii spend
Tuesday nsfsS q, tsaitsv.
Saturday will be- public school day
at S.ltsif. IN. Grant school will FUR.
uish u program VI exercises.
The Univefsiiy goes TO Saltair to-
morrow. a large turnout IL locked for
Dancing will DO kept up until mid.
night.
A decidedly novel proposition has
beon maize the 5iitRir Beaci company
10y u csuIl, u the,tfieal men. IL he
TO produce the optfa Pinaiore on the
lake at SAltait within the next week
OF No. TINS plan IL 10 erect temper ~
ship = lev hundred iost ifom the
pavilion, on boar Of which the opera
IL 10 be given. The company has the
matter under considerations.
Following are the dates NJ excursions
already booked for SAltaif; June lltn,
Univefsity Fold Dby CLUB; June lS h,
Public school DAY; June 10TH, J. :.
Cuxey, leader Of the commonweal
OF two years ago will speak al Stllait;
June 1911, All HAilows college, June
18Th, Knights OF PylhiAf; June 2f.h,
scandinavian Day, together Wild The
Ladies Auxiliary TO Order Of Ri T al
Conductors iOgdenG June 2btb, A. o.
o. r.; July l7th, 81. 4. A. day; Augui
l2ih. Convention OF United 8 ales Fire
Cllpfr,
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The Ids. COLLEGE.
interesting Commencement Exercises
OF That Institution Today,
sR,1los by nOS. A. II. CANNON
sraduateS, Addresses, Music, Bes1oual
OF Certificates, Reports and
Announcements.


The commencement eNeiois'' v, ~
Latter-dhy SAME Oo"ege "e'. w"
his afternoon at l O'Clock In the Soclal
Hall.
T,. ,....,,.. ,,.,. n,ofusr ammo.
aus uoeV'''''"s -.
PIRATE ana oesuuiul' n iiou
In II we're large numbers OF VARIOUS
ktnd, NJ p.lns and other rare flowers
-,.-,-, -, a.. aar I,ahe T.melo.
Oo'"'"'u Nv" ~ ..,,,..t r,.,a
Tho eego-Ily, Osh's "eA"'''
dover, was conspicuous among the
many aftiaiicnIIy arranged bouquete,
800. .. 49,. h,,.,,,, n, IN, ,tave
"nno A"'V"s W" ~ ,In. .nd
anu bangings o' "i"uV"s 's'
gold, tho Latter.day Shinu' ColIcse
coioto. .bounded. Abovn the stage.
., 9. ,,.n.nded n large silver
io0"i VS. 90 an
American siar' IN 'ne cen"' "uu
each side Of which were rOseltee o'
hlns and gold and the space passing
49,. ,,...... On hoth sid.s Was
o''' w" .,. A..
drAped win Two iA'ge A"''''Va" +" ~
Mics Roy Grant, In her auufess ON
Tho Nature of the Child Determines
,s,'-s, -. -.
H.uoa'V"a' ,,ut-
"rhe child 70 ounulo o, po n,..'s.,,
ues. rue Ivehns ~, IT,. ,,a..,.
what the cnllu teaiy " snu ,"e,e ~.
hiiltiee-pet.een ue
feal-gives lne law ~. sv M,
tuiiens, iof Tue oulse'o. ."s,o ',
uons 10 70 p.sE mhu ii.' u, 1850
sell 70 one o. hlkhe, "o", ,n
ing ibis sei We 'se ~ ~ '''p'"s
stones OF our uoau IoMaI ssi.o. ..
"Ihh need OF m,ns nis ~, ~
rlse TO the sehool. plsoe ss'aoilnea ~
AID In tns peet known Wy, W. t.o"''
and deveiopmen, OF tne nu'nan .r,us;
The tosohef ana tho conpish svnoo'
system are out the msAns " ka,p'nk y.
this end. Ihe minu soso."'u ~
Avs, Anu wv ~, ie'ss 49, ~ ,ho !,
tained only by hnuing snu us,nk sue
law guialng p'hV,pus ~ s.s. =, 49,,
lbs norlsb win VIZ Ans"lesse
cobultlons Wniou pvs ~
grown, Urea" we sosu Nv p,s"''
eording 70 tnls know'uks, Anu
rears . beauu'ui pshh so ~
isnorantoi pnnelpies ., p,hnt uvs'' ~ :
men1 gets oniy uWA',eu 'ess"'
Win tue tehvneI WIZ sn's ,,s -,
lure OF me cnhus m,hui 's n'u y,
Ignorant Of tnis, no ' SIsr anvn,o m " -
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Mss,Iana D. mocrs,.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 10.-Chair.
man n. w. Talbot OF the state central
committee called the Democratic state
convention 10 orIer todsy and ab-
nounced senator 3ofman rs ten.
porary ohsirman.
The senator said, eve come to-
relhtr today not 10 discuss local aflaifs.
would not give much for tho demo-
cfaoy Of man who would rake up the
cmbers OF the past and air . private
grievances ut the expense Of bis party"
The speaker referred 10 complimentary
terms TO President Cleveland and
his administration. The Republican
party, he sid, was "a party OF the
dead". lie urged the Democrats ~
bury nil differences, and act In har.
mouy In selecting an acceptable man
to lead tbeni, "ior ia this," he sail
"lhe only hope OF this great country
lioe.D
Mnjor stewart moved that all
election cases be read before they were
referred. This was the fret gun OF the
silver men. The vote was looked upon
ne n test. The motion was overw holm.
iDgly defeated. Not more than q
dezeD voting aye. Tbs convention
tVoh ttttts W outDlt tne C9nmlttcc Ou
resolutions to formulate = report.
Tue COMMITTEES on permanent organ.
iEalion reported the name Of German
for permanent chairman, which acton
the convention ratified. German
made another speech In which he
said he would Join his hearer. Ia re-
organlz Dg the party "so that never
again IN this generation wtuli II pass
from the control OF this state aud
nation" The committee on resolutions
then reported.
The resolutions favored tArlff fof
revenue only and endorsed the
vigorous policy OF President
Cleveland. The financial PLANK
IL n straight cur enforcement OF the
~, sent gold standard currency and nm
emphatic condemnation Of tho Tree
coinage OF silver VI h ratio VI 10 To l.
MaJ q Ste sart presented = minority
report ia direct contravention to thu,
the reading OF which was hailed wi
LOUD applause, and which he offered as
tubttllute tor the financial cla1tc OF
the majority report.
Slewart made speech OF an hours
duration upon tho silver question, nj
the coo ciusion OF which nis motion
was over wbeimingiy defeated and the
majority roport adop'cd.
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within " 10 the POWER aud the
hindrauce to greatness.
uToIay ~ critical time. Gfaat
wisdom, wise acu0n, ia needed 70 solve
The q,eat pr blerus before NJ. Both men
and womrn should study the qu estions
ana help, II called on, o solve them.
We SHOULD be men and women with
Views Of our Own. We should set
without fear VI public opinion, merely
seeking not 70 offend tender con.
science.
each should strive 10 bec,me scl'.
sIpIortlug, whether by manual iabor
or ~ mental wOtk. We N uld not be
ashamed OF h6nesi labor Wnatever IL
done should nave character IN u.
Woman has many avenues Of employ
meut offered TO her now which formei-
liz were closed & heT; bul her highosi
and rfandest effort ]. In the home.
Young people, remember Righteous
DECIDE, noble thDu4hir, l1ity feolii ~
are measure OF your u e, anu viii
glorly you not oniy here, but ia all
eternity"
The popular, pretty ballad A Golden
Atgosy, was beautifully given by Geo.
Mfs. Alice n Oh delivered the val.-
diclofy, saying:
"rhroughnul our life We are iufu.
enced by our environment; everything
with which We como Ia Vital touch
leaves It, impression upon ~. In
scno,l the social life IA found with all
tho principles which govern the larger
social orier anu there n ~ opportunity
Tor the practice OF all tho true social
relations aud duties. The truth has
been made prominent that our search
TOR the laws VI the Creator bflugs Ne 10
a knowledge Of God himself anu cur
relation 10 Hin"
"rhe band VI friendship which has
been formed dufing the WORK together
will not be broken when We leave
school for II IL a spiritual hand which
shall remain through eternity. Let u
climb from the heights We have
reached In THIS life up to the realms
above where We shall meet In gloriou,
brotherhood and sistrIhood.
Instructor w. n. Chamherlln hal
conferred upon him by President Done,
acting as q representative OF the gen.
oral board Of education the degree Of
bachelor Of dldactics (B. d.
The PRECEDENT made few remarks
ana read his report Of tho institution
for the last year.
Elder John Nicholson, In behalf Of
the college board, spoke briefly and
interestingly.
The remainder Of the program was
crffied out as heretofore published In
tue NEWS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Rhea tonight Josephine, Empress
OF the French, will be presented by
Mile Rhea at the Theater tonight. An
eastern press exchange says: "Mllo
Rhea has devoted many months In
preparing Mr.. Htysn's excellent play;
tho interest IL deep from first 10 Last,
end Rhoa has not only the support OF
remarkably strong company, but one
peculiarly capable OF interpreting the
Nspoleonio period. The firing Of
tweniy.ons cannons at the birth Of the
king Of Rome Ia one OF ths features Of
tho production"
Tomorrow night Nell Gwynns will
be given. II Ia n historical play Of the
time OF Charles l | OF England.
Next week We will rave the pleasure
OF seeing No John Drew aud Mauiie
| Adams nj tue Theaief. Monday aud
Tuesday evening; Christopher Jr.
will he given and "Wednesday night the
| Squire Oi Dames will be the bill. rhi,
en- yagement Will DO Ia tho nature OF .
society event.
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River, Utah, b. wofs on the placer
mines Thereof. Charles Afmstfong,
Pete Logstou and Joe. Bush, all
miners at Mammoth, returned homo
Wednesday on account Of the s'fike
at that place.. Several wagon loads o
ore have toen seen paseing through
town on their way to the smeltcfs this
wtok. This looks ike business. Let
tue good work 40 ou...... Ned Wide
msde trip 10 American FOR canyon
this week 70 zee about his miOing prot-
vrty there. Ned - a hustler ana we
nope lie will strike II rich sooI.....
About twenty five men len here luce
Gay morning for American Fetk
canyon on account OF the big washout
there. The canyon people seem TO be
working under difilouitief..... Herman
d Co, the lessee. Of the VIA Duioh'
mau aud other uiinee, are the hr.t ones
70 chip ore this season from American
Fork canyon.
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THE MINING MARKET.
TadIng sill COn,lru.s Dull on lhe
Stock Exchange.
AJAX AND RICHMOND ANACONDA
Are the OnlJ Sttcss u ait In at Today's
Call-lllch strike In Idaho
Dips and spur.

There lie still no improvement In the
local mining stock market, the trading
continuing sluggish and the brokers
indlf.ront. rodsy's work was no ex.
ception TO tho dullness OF the past
week or 20, and but one Of each class
Of stocks was recognized by Transfers.
Ask was the LUCKY property ON the
listed side and met with ex'
changes aggrega,ing 800 sharSs--lOO
At 90 cents and 200 at sTl cents. The
unlIsIed stocks were represented In the
trading by Richmond Anaconda,
which found favor to the exten, Of
two sales Of 1000 thares each Ut a
cents per share.
Sioux Consolidated assumed quite
an Interesting aspect and quotatio rs
efopt closer b each other than Tor
somo tins past, while Mereur went
down 10 s8.G5 IN the bidding, and was
offered ut sG9j. Mammoth kept up
It, usual Interest, although no sales
were negotiated. Two new stocks
made their appearance ON the unlisted
call, beating the names OF Montreal
anu Pelro At Bingham, but neither
met with attention further than quota
ti0np. The latter was wanted al 500
but no stock made Its appearance nj
any figure.
The closlng figures were ~ follows
LISTED STOCKS.
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PROVO.
Garden City Notes.

wm. o. Spofry has died complaint
In the Fourth district court agairH
tho Provo Grocery Co., which - IL o
several yeats ago, TO collect 81 900 wi
interest from Nov. 25lb, 1872, .sis
$3.50 80 paij on tne note. FITS ngis o.
secured by mortgage on Provo really Z.
Confession OF Judgment has been on.
tered by tho DEFENDANT corporation.
j. h. Booths signature appear. On the
mortgage ~ president OF this 6ruceiy
company; he Ia also attorney iot tue
pIsintifi In this case. There IA D
French pioveTb In regard TO an attoi-
ney who pleads his own case, but THE
above situation would break up aVy
system OF proyerb making.
James lombard was brought In by
sheriff Brown anu Deputy Williams
last night from Ihistio on a charge VI
selling lost without license. lie
pleaaed guilty this morning before
Justice DO Noisy mi was sentenced
to pay hne OF $50 and sl2 costs,
Which he paid.
Mary Jaue Higley has commenced
cult for divorce agninAt Leon Higley,
on the ground VI seitloa ana failure
10 trovlde. Plaintiff asks 10 be per.
United TO resume her maiden name OF
Mary Jane Jobe. The parties inter.
married In American Folk In Aprll,
1856.
MisB Bertha NJ. Wilson OF New York
WIN give an entertainment Ia tho
Proctor Academy tlmorrow evening,
consisting Of iuiIers nations In cos.
lume OF large nu nbor ami variety Of
ohafhc'ers.
The residence OF MI. J. l.. Clay on
was quarAntineJ yeslsruaY afternoon;
one Vi ne ohiliren, n thirieen.i ear Old
10y, 10 tuflpring from diphtneTia; II ia
rot believed 10 DO very severe case.
Thos. II. X lly, fged -, and Ella =.
Morsr, aged 20, both OF Spnnsvill ;
| William Hayward, bged 20, ana AlsTy
J. Tn mas, aged IL, bUih 0i Lth have
received marriage llci nies.
A meeting OF citizens has been called
for this evening, by Mayor Holbfouk,
10 meet in the couniy court h use lot
he purpose Of arranging for tho eele.
bfagion d the Fourth.
Mr.. Alma Hiteaman OF Lehi and
Mias Ellen Adams OF a mefican + II
were married he'e y hor y. IS
Bi o. Evan wrlde VI he co 1
| WEId.
DOnaova~, dance age. 4. Of + re-
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The Albion, IdAho, Times Ia report
ing n strike In tina, locality Gays that
Mr.. and Mrs. John. O.teThout came In
from Eliza precinct, Wednesday. SIT.
Ostethout brought IN some OF the finest
gold specimens, taken cut Of the Alice
mine, ever taken out OF the mountains
u Cassia county. IL Ia estimated by
experienced miners that this rock Will
20 over 81 900 10 tho ton. This rock
was tnkon out about i've feet below
the surface, hnd MI. OsteThout ~ now
down about eleven feet and says the
ledge IL widening the further down he
goes. This owners of the Alice are
nighly elAted over the prospects, Of tue
property.
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The Sheep Rock Mining company
held a meeting yestoTday Afternoon
aid Teorganized with the following
liicep; Simon Bamberger, PRECEDENT;
J hn Beck. vice president; Henry
Eiteman, TREASURER, and Nilnam
Ctmpbell, secretary. Henry Else
uau, W. Il. Hahn, G.. W. Miles,
3 mon Elsumau, joe Obefndorier ana
William Campbell were elected
directors.
The Gold Stone Mining company.
which filed articles Of ino0rporAtio"
itsl Monday, has "A Ga tia ook OF
100000, divided Into 81 shares snd
owns properties In Iemhi county,
ldaho. It, officers hTe q 'ofge Gre
mon, prosi ieni; William h. Hubbard,
vice president, aud w. SCOTT Cfismon,
secretary anu treasurer, with the adj
ditlon OF Elijah NJ. Weller and LOWS
w. CLARK TO the directorate.
The Richneld Censor says that
several years ago II 10 said me one
found piece OF float on the hills bo-
tween GIenwood aud Annabplla that
lssayed 500 10 tho ton la silver. The
nnd created no little excitem mt ut the
time and the letge was hunted Tor
quite diligently for o while but with
40 success. On Tuesday, II W. are cor
reotly informed, Jjhn Gardner, the
postmaster at Aunabella went prospect
ing anu found what he believes 10 10
the ledge. Ga rhursday samples were
sent north 10 be gsEayei. Meantime
AunRbulla 10 having quite n mining
excitement anu up 70 Wednesday
night four locations had bsan made,
while At lenst Dix were DOT prospecting
"a puuisisy. Nathaniel Hansstt has
also fOuld n maogs nese deposit, winch
.hile We do not know Ol ~ fizs oil
ghtre II 10, We are informed, by on
who knowt, that the sampl1s are yery
flch,
American Fork World; joe Carol
lelt here Thursday morning Tor Greer
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Gray Wants S2.IaG.iO.

John q. Gray filed suit againat
Simon Eiseman and Henry Elsoman
In tho Third district court this sftef-
noon Tor Judgment In the sum OF 49,
1876. 40 damAges and costs. with Interest
IRON May ., 1896, aud for costs OF suit.
The fut grows cut Of judgment
heretofore given against the deisnf.
snts aud In favor OF J. II. simon 4
60. In the circuit court OF tho city y,
~. Louie, state OF Missouri.