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Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12
Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power con- tained in a mortgage executed on the 18th day of January, 1892, by Mary B. Tindall and D. N Tindall to the undersigned, of record in book 167. on page 36O. Probate Court of Jefferson county. Alabama. to se- cure the payment of certain promissory notes described therein, the undersigned will sell at public auction. to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the court house door of Jefferson county at Birmingham, Ala, within the legal hours of sale. on
 MONDAY, JANUARY B, 1896, the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot No. 12 in the plat of Dexter & Morri- son subdivision of lot number ten Q0) of the lands of the'estate of Richard Forsythe. de- ceased lying in the west half of the south- west quarter of section 21, township II, range west, in Jefferson county. Alabama default having been made in the payment of said notes Gncluding that due October 1. 1885, said sale to be made for the payment of said notes and attorneys fees therein provided for.
 December g. 1895.
 B. s. DEXTER,
 c. D. MORRISON .s Mortgages. Wm. Vaughan. Attorney. H-1o-aot
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12
1896.

How many times this year have you made the mistake and written it 'o5? And how many times last year did you make the mistake of not taking ad- vantage of the bargains that were offered you? We let our prices speak for themselves. Price is the greatest orator of the day. Wit, Humor and Elo- quence all sit down when Price rises to speak. Once our cus- toner, always.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12
CHAMBLEE
 BROTHERS.
THE WEATHER.

Washington. Jan. 11.-Forecast of the weather for Alabama: Fair; warmer Sunday, followed by colder in northwest portion Sunday night; southerly winds, becoming variable.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12
Cold Weather Is Coming.

Telephone 4S7 for coal Wards coal yard keeps as good as can be had in this market When you need coal call on them. Can furnish on short notice at market price. 7-19-tf
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ensley Land Company will be held at their office, at 203 North Twentieth street. Birmingham, Ala, the second Monday, Jam uary 13 1896, at II o'clock a. rn., for the pur- pose of electing seven CD directors. and for may properly come before tho meeting The stock transfer books will be closed January 1, 1886. and remain closed until January II 1896.
 J.. R. VAIL, Secretary. Birmingham. Ala, Dec. 21, 1895
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DAILY BULLETIN.

U. S. Department of Agriculture,
 Weather Bureau,
 Office of Station Agent, Birmingham, Ala Jan. Il, 1896. Local observations during twenty-four hours ending at D. m.. central time:
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12

To Cure Gold in One Day.
 Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. 25c. 10-27-6m-2p
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12

Highest temperature, GA; lowest, 32; aver age, AS.
 BEN M. JACOBS,
 Local Observer. Reports received at Birmingham, Ala. on January II, 1896. Observations taken at all stations at a. m., 18th meridian time.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12

indicates trace of rain or snow; indica ares rise and = fall.
 BEN M. JACOBS, \ Local Observer, Weather Bureau.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12

Savannah. Ga, ,Jan,, n.-A special to the Morning News from Williachochea says. The Brunswick and Western rail- road depot at this place and about s5O0O worth of freight was destroyed this morning at 8 o'clock. The fire is suppoaeh to have been of incendlary origin.
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ooid sun riowipg In.

NEW York, Sept. II. - Tue steam.
ship La Gaseoguc nom HAVE, brought
s50J,OOO In gold 10 LaEAfd Fterss.
London cables report tbs withdrawal
OF G-U3,O00 Ia gold from the Bank OF
England Tor shipment 10 this country.
The steamship PAvonia, from Liver.
pool, brought $4,000 Ia gold ~ BIOS.
ton.
Tbs Bank OF Nova Scotia has order.
cd 100000 IA gold from Loudon.
WASHINGTON, Sept. II, - To.
dAy's rtAlrmrut OF the condition OF the
treasury shows Available cash bal
ance. Ssi3, ilO,.3l; gold tessfys Sll6,.
275,797.
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THE rTxAs SITUATION.
THs state Excellent Fighting Ground
tor the Republicans.

wAsnIsoros, sept. 2i.-E. II. II.
Green, chairman Oi tho state Hrpubn.
eau cJn miltec OF TexRe, WAS Ia the
city today on his way TO Now YORK,
Hnu had snort conference with
Chairman Babc9ck OF the Republican
congressional campaign e0mmittee.
He told Mt. BabeOuk that Texas was
eNceilept ngn,ing ground for tue re.
publlcans, anG expressed ILLS own
dctctminailon TO press tho contest 10
the ond with tho hops OF winning. He
says that n fusion with the Populiais
AMI goli Democrats had been pfaot-
cAlly accomplished, and that Ia pOf.
lions VI the ttatO tho POpulieis Efu
talking OF ticket composed Oh Nc.
kinley and Watson electors.
ML Green also says that canvas OF
the state has Just been completed,
whicn shows tnat tho Populsts out.
HumUer the silver Democratic.
Mr. Green thinks Il possible TO win
at least nvo oongtossmvn from tue
Democrats In the state.
Vieo Chairman Stevens Of the silver
party, VINO has Juai returned from
Colorado, takes exceptions TO the
claims Of Congressman Apsley In re-.
gnfd 10 the election prospects In the
West. hf. sievsIs rays that all the
states west Of Ino Missouri river atc
hufo for Bryan anu That CDlofR ~,
which Mr.. Ap.ley Tegarus ~ some.
what douhlfui, will give tho Demo.
cratic candidate 100, 900 NAL oiity.
Mt. Stevens also regards tho South
IA solid against Mckinley Hnd 10 Of tue
opiuiou that indiAna, Illinois, hiIchi.
gan, OHIO anu lows arc tho lighting
grounds for tho remainder VI the cam
paign. For this reason MIR. Stevens
expects TO spend most Of his tins be-.
tween now aud election day In Chica.
90.
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tect American citizens, and even lu
protecting our citizsns any anlion
taken viii be absolutely independent
Of any other power. As was the case
IN the Brazilian rebellion. the govern.
ment has maintained atunlclont naNal
force near the places where Americans
feiide ia number 10 insufe their safely
bat with the political aspect Of THIS "
any other European question thefe
will he no Intervention ~ cur govern
mept.
SITUATION AT oONsTAETINOrLE.
LoSD1N, Sept. 2l.-rhe Berlin cor.
respondent of the Times quote. n Con.
siauttnople dispatch TO the Notsioho
u iiiuur, from nu unusually we'll
Informed corfespo ndsnt, which u eai1
to have evAJed the censorship Of the
Turkish officials aud which rsyi'
Last Wednesday and Thursday
everything was ready for n general
massacre OF Christians and q bombatd.
ment OF Constantinople should tue
European wArships attempt to pass
the DArdnneiles. There were sixt.
eight guns placed In position on the
heights nbOvp PefA and the furnish
fleet Ia the hafbOf was cleared for &C.
ton. Tho street patrola were composed
exclusively Of pAlacs troops, while tue
S0pstchls anu Kurdish cavalry,
though apparently unatmed, walled
In tue aifevis, the word OF commnnd."
The Times has dispatch from Be-
bastopol which declares n portion OF
tho Russian Black Sea iioet, consisting
OF four ifoBola1s, three guubosls anu
,ovefnl torpedo boats, 10 cfuihitg on
Olchoskoti, nj tho mouth OF tho
Dnuipef, under orders on receipt OF
telegram from tbs Russian embstsa.
dor ut Constantluople TO Join tue I'd.
mifaI leaving here with the femaindef
VI the Hot, hnd 20 direct to tho Rue.
photus. Tue whole iiset had been
placed on war iooting anu embarked
three baitallOns OF infantry anu uoOps.
Tho south OF Russia hhs alsO been
placed on war footing.
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NEW TIME CARO-, IN EFFECT MAY n, lEss
lrsins depart and arrive at BAL, Lake oltv
daily, as ioll0wsi ~

DEPART
i00 m overland limited for ChisARo. Oman.
Denver. Kansas CITY. 81 Louis. ogden
SEQ a m local express for San Franei.co
OGDEN, Cache Valley anu intermediate
i'odg n local express for ogden and iatsrms.
5e9.p N Atisnue eHpress for Chicago. oman,
Denver Kansas ChY. 81 Louis. Hutts
Portland. San frAnclAeo.
$50 ~ local express foT Mercur. Tiptie
rroyo' Nephi, Manu and intermediate
iott pn mail and express for Provo. Neph,
Milford, frisco anu intermediate poial.
'ts " mixed uhln for Garfield BsAch,
ARRIVE.
$40 , N overland limited from cb,en, N
omaha, o. Louis, Kansas CiIy Deny,r
fAtk city and Ogden. 'N'
. o. ~ tnEh ana express from Helena. Hmm.
PORTLAND, San Iran cisco, CKdsa snd m
term odiRte points.
7ils I'm local express tron sAn Frauolsro
SAehe valley. OEdsn and intermediate
$50 N Atlantic express from ch,c,.o
0 On, ss, - Louis Kansas city. Denver
1910 a IN mail and express from Fn,eo. Mn.
iord, sephi, ffofo and intermediat no,tts
ESQ . m local express from hercur Tlniie
ltoyo, hephi. Manll and intermediate
'idi " mixed train from Terminus, rooe,.
and Garfield beach.
TRANS south OF Julb rua aAlly eAeep,
sundAy.
Euh daily except Sunday
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The United states Net wiiiinE To m=i
dlsi Europrnu Politics.

wAsnIsuTOs, Sept. 2l.-From time
to tImo TumUIs have oome from Euro
peAn sources 10 The effect that the gov.
eminent OF the United Stairs has sig
niiioi an intention OF ol-operAting
with one or more OF the great power,
those last mentioned being Great Brit
ain aud Italy, to enforce reforms In
the Turkish empire and prevent fur.
her attacks upon Armenian Chtis'
tiRns.
10 support these stories q perfectly
routine movement OF two OF our cruis-
ers has been tw sled into an INTENDED
hostile demonstration. IL eau now be
autnontivsly stated that 10 Ia not con.
tempialed, nor has II been Intended
lhst our government should depart
rom its tinlo-honored policy OF refrain
ing rom inteIyenslon In huropsan Of
iAirs further lhEn 10 necessary 10 pro
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ACCUSED OF nIsHASAoEnINT.
Lively Meeting at the Hawthorne
Directors.

Lively Aeshuk ~ Nue hhNthefho
Directors.
CHICAGO, Sept. gi.-Thufs was q
meeting TO-DAY OF the directions OF tie
Hawthorne racing association and II
came 10 au abrupt conclusion when
Edward CoTflgan dtow revolver and
drove bis fellow directors from the
room. There mas been had blood for
some timo between Directors Bran.
mock aud Burke on tho Ono side aud
Cortigan on this other. When the
meeting convened today they Lost no
Time In starting row. which ended
by Corrigsn drawing his gun. After
tue two directors had LETT Cofrigan
went on with the meeting and had
things his own way.
BtannoUk and Burke now declare
thoy will prosecute Corfigan for what
they allege IL his Encouragement Of
tho Hawthorne park. They estimate
the Encouragement to be cluai 20
about 100000.
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sEwALL VIrnnRAws
From the American Merchant Maria,
Association.

Association
BATH, Me-, sspl. 2l.-Mr. Arthur
Sewall, Democratic candidate for Vice
President, states tonight that he has
Withdrawn from membership In aud
tho presidency OF the American Mer-
chant Msrine association. Ho says
this body was formed for the purpose
OF improving the American merchant
marlne, ami Il was TO bo non'pOliheAl
and non.patilsan.
Mr.. BowAips statement brought out
the TACT that Secretary A. II. smith Of
the association has sent out circulars
appealing TO others TO support Nc.
Klnlcy and Hobart because the Rp'
publican platform fAvOrs discriminate
ing duIieB for tho protection OF Amerl-
oan shipping. The circular bears the
date OF Sept. lAlh, tho date OF tue
Mains election. aud IL headed,
"Arthur Bswall OF Bath, Me-, Psesl.
dent0 MIR. Bewall says tho use VI his
name was unauthorized.
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VENICE, Sept. 2i.-PfinesSs olgH OF
Montenegro, niece OF Nicholas L.,
rpigning prince OF Montenegro, ~
deaf. 5he was born at Cetlinle
March 10, 1879.
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PURE pooD AND DRINK.

Don'tboilyourtea. steeph.
Little bit Of book - one
minutc-tells how.
Find it in every package Of
Seh'IfiHgS Best (money.back)
tea at your grocer's-or let us
send you the book (free).
ASedfliag . COMPANY San I1aaeiieo
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Telephone sG&
City Ticket OlAcs. 2Oi Main Strss.

WAtaIch building
h, r. hurley.
General AGENT Passenger DepArtu snt
., n, "A. CLARK,
uIlNEk w. MINK,
1. El.LkRr ANDERSON uea.,x.r,
JOHN w, DOAkk.
FREDERICK X o0UDERT.
a lOAAA. u. a. - a. AgeuL
4. plcAlhsoA. 0sssTAl ManAaar
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wiiford Woodruff, Geo. ~. csnnos,
President. Cashier.
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Auays Of ore Il IA tho General
Grant miuo IN Bingham give value, u
liptr cent l,ud, LOO Ouucus silver
aud sl7Jl gold 10 tue ton.
A recent a,shy Of ore from the King
lode Ia Pine canyon, 10 ole county,
owned by the Star Gold Mining coui.
pauy, showed values OF s3,3Oi..G In
gold u the ton anu also cOuslIerabie
silver
Tho 200 foot tunnel In tho sovlct
mine near liichnsli Il now completed
hnd development work 10 about to
begin on ths ore which has been OK.
posed 10 view during tho diving OF the
tunnel.
A foot body OF soft iron uarbona,cs
was yesterday enc uuturtd In the Dali.
100 and Lara at Bingham, while siuk.
ing on bnIy Of orc ms WiLz, rom
the 100 lovel. The stun assayrd Z per
cent losd ana 22O ounces M silver aud
WAS the cause Of much 10y oil Tue mine.
According 10 % @ R.chtrld Advocate
the Golden llag.v and Utah mines, on
tith Crock ate undergoing develops
mrut work supcrintyudud by the
owners, william y. Dodge nnd son.
aurforr assays have run Hll tho way
from 90 10 ssi a. gold and four ounces
In silver TO Tue ton. a 100 foot tunnel
Is now being pushed towards the
ledge.
Owing TO the fac. that tho stock OK.
change hal all OF ilB money deposited
IN the bank which failed yesterday
something over sl,lOl-sUmo Of the
brokers today wanted work on ,Ghange
discontinued until fuch time as the
exchange would be gtle 10 pay the
salaries OF It's oillcers, OIheH again
we're OppusoI 10 a disc1utiuuauco and
favored the lcyying OF an sssetsmont
on ouch member Tor the payment Of
expenses. Tho whole matter Will
doubtless receive the attention Of the
governing board at an early dh,e.
Correspondence rom Peagl, Idaho,
70 ytstrTday's Boise Statesman says
that one ~ tho most prOmlsiug lodges
In tho Willow Creek district was un-
covered iast night Tho WOman's
Rights claim, owned hy Nis. Rgion
Of Central hotel, on which a iuuuol 10
being run, 10 tie bonanza NJ Willow
Greek. Tho ore BODY D. % feet wiIo
aud ahsays from four samples give tlU8,
sli7, 500 anu s2l0. To-day every foot
VI gfUuud Tor milpa around IN atbkrd
out. Every man aud woman iu Pearl
Ia on the ground, waiting 20 record
tneiT claims. Free gold can DO seen In
every sample ami choice specimens
will no doubt assay up IN the thou.
gguda
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thal ngu ofuI Gle conference. al.
Weed rn rntf fn rrnH choir cH.l'.ru
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mi." 'I mar... i1 tuH l..' lrtgrr
W1. 'hu given by Doc Kindergarten
dou.rm.ai of tlu Provo SECOND war1
u .H.r ..luHI.
DO no rar,ufgp President OF toe
stoke, HIU tl. thu rr.rF"a .' .Nt
aIr..y schools w.1 w.IH. .ul. aHI
4.uNu 20 The advantage Goo young
chi EUI t.ofuIu.
Tho choir sang tho anthem COD Of
lsfuaI
pfHlIrut Cannon ssiI tha' lt could
Geo r1lI u' Elder pHurfrc that Nr
wAa torn loo q 0u, rs h.t u.tIuJIHue $50.
900 JHtE. county, N.a.Hf, Goo cen.
'tf .Hh,0 Hug. No. haI boon sss. d
10 -u..ty s.hHDlslvDfo i"f ufI chill.
.fUll Voc, tu make ihrw urltG
Cav, many v1lu.uIu distinctions u.
SUNDAY FrhulI work.
ssl. unIu.ugut L.. g.. Eee.r %
thanked oil. .Hr .hClr irt.F.a. Iu mob.
Ing iHr l.TfHrruCr suHUH.a. and
tiuH'ru That tHr iuUruplurs given
would prove 90 boz UrrIcfL
brnruI'.iDu wa uru.u COD ly
Botbur j boo o.. Daniels.
H.. u. HON.
stake Secretary.
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BOWS Al tirA,Eu.
Al Insiaiincnt Ut uining votes irom
tue Iirst issue 90 ia ssus.

Al Instntimcnt Of utning Natrs irom
the Iirst issue 90 ia ssus.
Tue smeitcr ~ furnace and m.il ut
the Sulphur trds 10 fuuniug day aud
night. under the fuTptluteuturCy OF
Mf. John N. MtCEauaut, with sume
forty names Oh Ia Y.y gaII, bus we fe.
grrl ~ hear ina ihuy tniuE ut clUsiug
down about July let, Tor two VI Three
months,
LammetaIoti, the old cbatc1al
burner iu Unite, LbmmrraIOff, the
charcoal burner igr the Horn Silver
Mining company, became Ny hls good
Judgment aud few thousand uCllpgs
investment. controlling Uwuof OF the
celebrated SEWER cola niue, uu The
northeast side and BlUIC OF ML Baby
Dlnug the last eighteen months
one hitch and ur.ay has blc'
cuedUd nuothor In tue develop
mont Of the CrJmoun mines, not
that the owners lHckrI CONF IUuCn iu
their ptoycfiiua. but rather the mtaus
to go ahead with aud duturmiuu tho
extent Of their ore bodies az. quality.
Mr. Simon Bamtufgrr, Eteuman
ana others from sal, Lake were here
about month ago, aLu BAmuefsor
o.
interest at that time not only IN me
gfcup, but In several Others equally Hs
good n not bl,lct, the prugutlvs OF Mr..
John L.. FAR aud ID. J. Ffuw. IL 10
reported that 81 least twenty 60 iuriy
men viii be- pot " work Immediately,
which we h0pn " true, ~ We DO not
know " uny mining Camp IN NIL the
Rocky Mountains, where ores eau be
90 cbeayly mlucI hnd reduced 90 GU
North Creek and lnuian Greek, ire
wood nnd mining timber bUius all
around tho properties, suu labor cluhI'
without the development q some VI
,lCsu good minvf, Beaver viii b1 nt n
| s,aud.still Tor many yeats.
1fauy Of our readers have any doubt
o. O. the mines up lnjiau Creek, they
hsve ouly to look Mt the piece u' rock
Dick Tassol, was h1wing on Wcinet.
| DAY, Hud WuIc lad been broken u n
| newly discOvcfcI ledge IA the vicinity
tuo "loltn McGrrg0b" a lsy or
! two before. lhu piece Cuuldu't weigh
over eight ouncgs, and u was not only
starred with sold but barred with gOi1,
ana NJ iuisi i've dollars wOr,u vac in
signi.
Mt Anthony GOdbr, has Iutchafcd
one Of the best MINIS Ia the stale Hue
district, Nevada, ffom which they
nfc now Bnipping ore 10 thuir fmrlttt
uud mills at Buliionvillc, SHlull the
property continue 10 10 o. extensive Ia
tie ore bodice ns IL Il now, they viii
uul up a mill Gear the mine, ami about
twenty miits north tlai oi fanAcca'
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MINES And Inning.
The Usual Mode OF Procedure On
Change Today.
TRANSACTIONS WE'RE VERY FEW.


A. has been the case ior some time
iastsnd will likely remain 90 iorsUme
: mo to come, the business transactions
% change today were very weak
Indeed. The call Of listed propetiie'
failed to bring cut n siuRlc sais and %
remained iot the unlisted stocks TO
record the tfading Of the day. This
they d. IN sales Aggtegatiug 3J0
sharcp, swanson contributing 4lO
shares aud South swansea 100. The
only change 10 the quotations worthy
Of note. was the movement Of Anchor
IN jumping from yesleriay's asking
inquire OF 81 10 TO $3.50. Mammoth re-
msined 90 strong 40 ever
The closing figures were rs followG
LISTED STOCKS.
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bod .IAIE LINr nIsInIcE
The nirIH 10 Ad,o cat. DsscTibss con
diuons Ia Ihat Locally.

The nirln ~ AdNo rat- DsscTibss Con.
di,ions Ia ihat Locally.
Charles Webb 10 In from The Slale
Lice country with glowing nee uuls
Ut tho new mines there. Mr.. Nuhu u
too sole owner o. tho Alpilcauu Elr.
puuut, owns "a hail Interest iu { q
Queen Il tue HIS and has lust sold DIS
quarter itteTott Ia The Brown claim
Tor $50 10 eastern parties, Tue other
thTet.iOutths of the Brow RTo owned
by NJ. NJ. Millcti, Joseph Brown AMI
n third sIOnl paruor. Sir. Webb " "
retain hts other ptOprilitH and iutends
mating IN ore ehiument from the Al.
pine about the 2Uth Uf next month.
His beat proposition h Tue Queen OF tue
Hills, IN which NJ, NJ. Mil!0tt Ia an
equal OW nef. Gu that mine vii.
liam Gouby has taken 80 days
option for 5000. Tue formation OF
the State Line miues II sort Of
dtcomp0sed sugar quartz aud II hll
benTs cold ana silver In abundance.
Toe QuucL's last uEtayH returned
gis9 80 IN gold II feet from tho suT.
facs ana there IAN lS.inoh ledge OF
the ore. The ground IL all freu milling
aud Mt. GUuby intends using cyanide
during the liis OF his option on the
Queen.
Mt. Webb reports an increasing GO.
uvlty AMI interest IN tho camp, Thee
area hundred men there aud 1850 C,aims
Ioonlei. All over the district csn be
found II at that Astays as high a. $500
and 10 ~ sail the quarlz when broken
o. On looks as though peprer.bOE iuli
ut gold dust uHu been shaken over ~,
10 thick IL the Tree gold, visible 10 the
naked eye. There are nlrendy fourteen
mines there In active operation aud
tuoir shipments ATE paying IN spite Oi
tue 03 m les the OTu must be baulbu by
wagon 10 Milford. Nj. Webb viii re-.
main In RiChnrld until July 2bth auI
tutn viii put four men 20 work on tho
QIrru Of the Hiiia driving an eighty
ucgTro incline whilO hU himself viii DO
some prospecting IN the nGighbUThOOd
that has never yet been scanned over.
Nelson aud NJ, NJ, Milleti, cousins
from Spring Valley, Nevada, ulsclv.
cred the Slate Line gul1 on the l5th
OF last December, Since then the Camp
has hnd frequent viHliUIB and now u
tOWntito has been surveyed and build,
Ing has begun On the Utah side OF the
line. Tho plot already lAid out ~ FIX
blocks lOpg and two Wide with Elk
lots 10 Cue Uluuh, Two stores are doing
good business ~ this now city called
state Line, amt system Of water.
works Is inEuguIateu, there beng q
tack Hud byltants Tor disltitu.iOn.
The only trouble IL that there 10 not
enough water or mill x purposes anu
n now seems pGobaUie that tue
larlur town will ba two miles west OF
State Line on the Nevada side
which Ia nearer tbs most mines,
10 healthy anu ie.uiiful
l,cR,lln, has plenty u wafer aud
ml and IL cOuzlderoi altOgu her "a
TO tor towusite. The altitude ls about
1000 ietg. Tho mines NJ th0 new
q, MP come from all over the country,
only SIX or elght ol them being Utah
mfr,
A short time since several u the
uIopcry 0wu,is club ed together 400
N DC nm orc shipment 10 hu Ger
MANN smpl'er bt Saugy One iOl
io.cLeI 1886 N silver nnu SIS Ia gold
lo lhe tOl, another sos la silver anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-25
AMONG THE CHILDREN.


Tho suudiy school conference Of
Utah Stake convened IA tho stake
Tabernacle Saturday morning, June
2O,h, ut lOa. m. On the stand were
ELDERS George Goddard AMI KlIl g..
Masser Of the general superiutouJcncy e,
Elder Gcors Reynolds OF the Union
board, the Stake superlntcndency, aud
a very fair representation Of the wagI
Sunday eohools Of the STAKE.
The singing for the morning eEor.