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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-15
THE GREEN BAG.

State Treasurer Chlpmrn has not
yet received his cash from New Yotf.
The county commlsslouers nto down
Al Little Cottonwood looking over the
roads today.
Charles T.. Bay, %, Of Denver,
Col1rldr, AMI BeisIo Tilton, 10, Of this
city, took ou. a marriage cunsi t1iay.
The criminal suits against the Ba.
cons anu Hollands, instituted by du'
vpy and Ford, viii be heard iu Justice
Haryey's court tomorrjw m min
Chsrlcs T.. Pomcr5y toiuy MED suit
IN tho Third district court Hgaips'
Gilbert ID. Amos 10 collect SlS3 on
balRrco Que onA promitsofy roe TOT
81, 100 secured by deed Of trus.
State Treasurer Cbipman will, dur.
log the latter part Of this month, poet
up llst a warrants which In the o e
der d their registration, he has SUM
Client cash 10 pay. Onictrs' warrants
arc payable first anu all others come
ia tue order o. their registration.
On account ~ the inability OF the
Governor To be- In attendance, the
meeting Of the Stsio land board, which
was to have been held NJ II O'Clock
thIs morning, was postponed uutil
this afternoon, too late for the NEWS
10 get q report. The board will act on
the report VI Mtssrs. Reese ami Fer
ron
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Some development Work IL being
done on properties owned by Salt
Lakcrs on Antelope leland and ore H.
bviug extracted which shows go5d
values 10 copper.
Mcnsrs. Airis anu BERN Of the Nor.
cur company went Oui 10 the mino
this morning ior the purpose Of asreI.
tanning the extent ~ tue IGmage done
% tho mill by fl0O1 which 0ccurrs %
there yesterday.
Mt. George Kellogg, who has the
contract fof boring mon tho bottom OF
the East Golden Gate shaft b q lop,h
Of $500 fsoi, will begin operations to-
morrow morning, tho marhi ciy nav.
INK been plncoi Ia position today
Charles NJ. R1lksr, thu English cx.
pert, 10 nj ptutuut IN BiuaLhm pre-
aumably for the purr5tg Of examining
tue Dalton anu Lark pi0pcrty With d
view 10 making purchase OF either
thp whole or a part OF that excellent
producer
II was reported that an exceptionally
good strike had been made At ia
Overland mine, but inquiry AT tht
company's office brought out the M
fJrmation that there had beon no slrIk,
other than tnat encountered toveia
weeks ago, which br0u ht ~ lignt ore
showing excellent values.
The Cactus Mining company hold d
meeting yesterday aud elected the ill
loving Ufilcoui q. Balundf0uzi dI
LamOTuauE Of PARIS, France, Pre- i'
dent; J, &. RJyle. vice PRESIDENT, and
Harry T.. Duko, secretary ana treasurer
| The company has decided 10 enter int
a contract for too oJnsiTucllln OF o con
centtAioT 70 coat about $4,000.
George Ctlsmou came down from
the Gold stone, near Salmon CITY,
| yesterday with a cOuutrngnuu In Iicnt
ing that the mine In which no 10 10
teItslru was all right lie ssys tina
tho yuin 10 from twenty lnouos u
| three feet In diameter anu eau bl
irailud on tho suriacu Tor 5000 feel
The ore goes ESQ 10 tho ton.
Utah miulug men are at present pic
turing 10 themselves the vat ohangl
| which will take place In mining OpuI
atone In the State, should silver vii
Ia the coming campaign, They lOol
i0T return w OldUn times whoa nll o
Utah's white uotai properties were II
operation night anu Jay, aud then do
clare uuuquivUcally that Bryan 10 thsl
mau ana they viii vote Tor MIN.
10 10 reported that samuel New
house, VINO n at present At the Knula
ford, mas succeeded In closing luh
lot an Enslish syndicate whereby thl
| latter have come into possession OF
half interest IN the Sewer mine, will
Charley HammoraiOrt. Newhousn /
managing director Of tie Unilol
states Exploration company recent!
Organized In London,
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Soon on every hand throughout the
TintIc District
The Mammoth dam gave way but the
waterdid very little damage. IL slightly
tore up the bl X AMI carried away a
few culvetis. Tho Mclntito ranch,
which II Just few miles away, IL
surrounded by water which has run
down from Mammoth and vicinity.
The following D. from the NEWS
Correspondent at Mammoth anu was
written yesterday afternoon:
A heavy storm occurred here this
afternoon, commencing at $3.50 and
lasting ilr over ihfee-quaticfs nj an
hour. The heavy rainfall soon started
large streams running down the mum.
tain oidos, doing great damage 20 tho
grado OF lne last Tiutic railway.
several places Boa the siulnRa Of the
grade have brcn washed away. The
grade iiom tho Ienot up 10 the Mann
moth mill fhrci very badly.
The rails which we're laid down on
this grade last week will oil have 10
DO taken 40 aui the track will have 10
bs reconstructed. Tue damage done
by the storm VIII run into the thou.
sands Of dollau. Tho work Of over a
month with "a force ( nity men hat
been destroyed today iu a few min.
utrs. The dam " the Sioux Consoliuai'
cd company gave way this afternoon
owing 90 tue heavy rain storm. The
water ran down into thu boiler houso
carfyilR everything before H. Ma
chinist schslrs had very narrow
uscape ~ the wafer was rovetal ioot
deep aud u was with great dllii'
Gully that he got out VI II. He
wa knocked down by the heavy
doors OF the Sioux boiler house, and
bad It not been for the timely assist.
a nee Of some VI hls fellow w0tkmcn,
who pulled him cut from under tho
heavy dOOrs, be w1ull have been
drowned In a very Tow momcntA.
We are pleased 10 Fay tnat he -.
capped with Only bruised bip. The
ntemau escaped with a iow maika on
his arm.
Tho lightning oct DO to tho
pump house at Cherry Creek last
night, but before the lru could do
much damage 10 WAS yul out by fom1
Of the wOfkmsu. lhB pump house Il
the property Of gho Msmm5ih mining
company.
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S25 from Miss Selma Andnnor. h.
men sro brothers IN the service Of tho
United 5iatos stmy aud 1, appears that
after getting the lime.pisoe from the
giri, they borrowed s. from n. u.
Grsve', also a soldier, ami put tho
watch Ia his hands a. security. Tho
case was only partially tried this alter.
noon and will 10 taken up again Of =
O'Clock tomorrow.
George Notle was fined $40 for petit
lsfcgny. The ofieuse consisiod In his
haviug stolen Mas empty beer bottles
from the Fisher Brewing company
establishment. The stolen goods wets
valued Rt 80 cents, but Georges mis-
behavior cost him many times that
amount.
John Simms, John Carney and Da'
vld O'Brihn woro hncd s. each lof
drunkenness.
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MINOR MENTION.

The jewish Sunday school plcni,
has been postponed until further DO
,icc.
railroads are going 10 make srcC
al rate 70 taia city on too % casisu
tn1 Democratic denomination Lox
Sttuf4AY,
Gaitau1 FfA'cTslli, who was nrres.r
on Saturday for stealing slO0 from hi
svertitaTti HhiiumruA hafcOvrrhi
WIS before Justice Sole yultsrday. tu
aH tho "itl Iu'utef gU pfCstC1ts him Q.
t. nrrlr, 40 Ofaur Tor lirm sssl W.
msIs hnI tho tu'ouIaut was &c.
charged upon t1yuent Of court c1'is
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Board Of Edncatlon.

The following business was trans.
acted BY tho board u education lasl
evening;
The committee on bullliugs aud
grounds presented a report recommend.
ing that tue urstairs rooms Of the
rimpauogo school bo furnished. Re
port adoptei.
Miss Jennie Brlmhall was engaged
as n teacher Ut salary VI $500
J. II, B0shard was engaged Rs music
teacher lor the ensuing year al = salary
y! $40 month.
TINS clerk presented his financial re-,
port for tho fiscal yoaf ending June 49,
1895, ehowlng Toooipts amounting "a
sl6,s2S 81, and disbursements amount.
ing ~ gl6i76TOl.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observation, Takcu at Utah. ldaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrva.
lions al 3 am. Iolsy;
Salt Lake Clly-Barometor, SOOs;
temperature. o.; minimum, bUi wind
uasi, light; rain, - INCH CLOUDY.
Baker CITY Barometer, 1924; tenn
petature, 90; minimum, a. wind,
south, ~ miles per hour; clear.
Cheyoune-BAfomtteT, $3.50; tenn
iefntuTe, "; minimum, go; wind,
north; miles Per hour; partly cloudy.
HolUus- Barometer, 5000; tompera,
tuTe, 90; minimum, 90; wind, north.
west, 3 miles pei hour clear.
Miles CITY barometer, 1896; tenn.
pergtufS, 6S, minimum, %; Wind,
east, 10 miles Ter hour rAin, trace,
cloudy.
winnumuncl-B Barometer 20, 90; TEN.
pcrhtuTe, 81; minimum, o.; WIND,
portnoast, hgnl; partly cloudy.
Idaho Falh-BAT0mutuT, 800 90; tenn
rcralure, o.; minimum, Jl; wind,
NORTH, light partly cloudy,
General and local forecast Tor %
hours ending p,m,, July lou:
For Utab, tall tonight snd Thurs.
DAY, stationary temperature.
Dol, Lake Clly Aul vicinity.
iair weather. slightly wafmeL
=, II, HmTu,
ObsgTyth Weather Bureau,
Today's temperature o. shown iu be
iao smile thermometer given LCl0Wl
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nErvslou, Resui,.,

From a ls..Sr Wtu'au ~ Rev. J..
GundoTman, oi Limor dale, Mion.,
We aru permitted 90 iuaka thu extracts
Ing d.. king's New Dlsoavvty, as the
results were almost marvellous In the
d the Baptitt Church a! Riyes Jane.
ton ahe was brought iowa win Pitu.
mona succeeding La Grippe, TUulhie
patoKybma OF coughing would Last
houFa with little Interruption ana II
seemed ~ " abe could nOt survive
them. A ifiCnd recommended Dc.
Rlug's New Discovery; u was quick
In " WORK and highly satisfactory In
results" Trial bottles ffge ~ 2. q. ~.
/. dIug Department. Regular siEs 600
and El.00.
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Junellon Civ Notes.

Claus Sptock'os passed through here
yesterday on hts way b California.
Ho thinks California will give Nc.
kinlay a lurgo maiJrity.
The r,oIl pipe plant II the mouth Of
Ogden canyon commenced work Tooait'
Ing aud making tho elk feet pipe o.
tho Electric Power company To-Day.
Tho Californian society has made
arrangements iOT a musical entertain
mynl al she Grand opera house on Ihs
2lst OF July, this one hundfedth ann.
vuraary OF the death Robert Burma.
Tbs Austrian gentleman who Tell on
tho tTnln laAt Saturday IA ttill hoin
caTel for here. HIS friends Al Council
Blufli have been communicated witt ;
ula mind 10 affected.
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Notes.

Sheriff Brown received telegram
yesterday from the tfilCors OF Evan
ton stating that they had arrested com
mon with jewelry In their p0sses,iu.
answerlug tbs description Of tlu
taken from Mr.. Pages store il Paysor
this sprinR. Deputy Sheriff Fowler
went 10 Evanston last ovoling to IN.
yestigatC.
The iraterual societies will have an
outing tomorrow nc tue Center street
park. A hne program Of amusement
has boon prepared fUr tLu occasion.
A marriage llcents has been iis o.
10 Don q, Williams VI Provo, alel ~
anu Melissa Bunnsll OF Lske View,
aged 20.
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AaUnIrtN PORK
Items from ino World ~ 10 uininE Ia
That section.

Items from tno World ~ TO uiniug Ia
That section.
The old Milhmald Ia nov a1orjiug
employment To- y iJtcs thlt IL ENGAGED
lu driving tue tunnel, and 'Xrcct TO
rutumu the shipaen'u, ESQ 1url1E tho
next wopF % or. he property be- owned
uy HUu. james & itman aui 0'heis,
uuu iu tho ptst haa been productive Of
"a large t1nnsuoof very fiag ore.
Tho Van H1uttn b. belug worked by
the oWurr. AZ present tho property mas
teen explored by q Iuunsi thst 10 into
80 liO itot, sul u expectations are
realized, the vein viii uc Intercepted
within the next ton feet
The Ontauo u now being worked TO
n finish oy Chadwick & VIM, and
they expect 10 have "a shipment on the
ROAD 10 tue smsltufs Ia snort time.
Toe silver Bell group IL also bonded
ana leased o. s'. Joe parties. III.
Hines IA opening up a very promising
claim IN Major Evans Gulcu, ami a
isfgc LumuOr % others are mHklng
tuoif appearance In tho locality whioh
has plenty " mineral ami an abnu-
dance OF water and timber And which
u prlsprulivaly ~ big b. any camp
that has been developed Boa Uiah.
the Unrxpeutod l. bring worked by
Arm6tfous 4 Coleman, VINO expect to
have come nigh grade orc ON the road
In very shoTi time. Tue property ~
situated IN The Milkmaid Il ,ia. Near
tho unexpected Is the lwonty.ioufih
u July, bonded and leased, together
with the Manganese anu Blue Book,
TO Salt Lake atlies, who ttafted up
work this week.
Beemsn g. Co., who recently
procured the lease ana bona on tbs
Wild Dutchmau, arc pushing the
work very actively aud u gteat sd.
vantage.
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far, 10 tho s1np and hsl been cfoss.
Gu. ibr .ueh tho ray freak Tor a ai I.
tarcu OF moro Than 800 .oeL A plr
average from the surIscr 70 the bottom
Lowell % tho thickness uf Go ore body
would b. Ten feai and Che values RANGE
nIl the way from 500 Oh 800 ner ton.
The management oI tnis p.oHefiy DE- IN
the hands of the -ht rnrly aud 5uptt'
lniou8ent q irrirk is the right mnu in
the ri no UIHce."
The ecau8mrn i,1I ovcr1l o'hor
ltlgcntua, umonr then CO. Buckeye,
aud found Ovrrythluy working In
splendid shape aud q tho salis'ac.ion
70 thHlt Owugfs.
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Personal Paragraphs.

George El.lingbury &, In from Mercur
and a, the Walker.
Warren johnson Of vernh registered
nj the Walker today.
Herbert Llnnoy OF Mansfield, England
" a. he Nuu.slord.
j. H. Bak'rof san Francisco Is a guest
a. The Knutsiofd today.
A. J. Gregory Of this city aud 4. 4
Stevens oi MonToie, Colo, arc registered
a. tho Cullen.
Middleton SpIcor IL regi. cred Vt M
kuutsiurI. lilo comes fiom Memphis
Tennessee.
Tho following Morcur people arrived
NJ tho Walker last evening; Frank Jar.
dine, a. q. Tanner, A. Tanner, ". s
Hall aud Jack Wighton.
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Electric Bttsfs IL = madeleine suited
Tor any seAt0n, but perhaps more
lne 'hn HIu sAnnusleu t'hpE pIe,
alternative IL felt. A proper use VI this
act more surely ia counterao,ing q q
freeing tho tyttom from the m lAEihl
poison. HeadRohe, Id ges,iou. Con.
iratlon, DlEEiuess yigld to kIgu.dc
Buffers. Oniy nifty oonis bottle.
z. o. 81. l. drug department.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tas rhostsr employee excursion to
5alIair To-Day has developed iulO an
Immense AFFAIR aad no doubt this pop.
ular resotI VIII DO the scene Of gay
royelry tonight. There VIII b. spec.
ial train leaving here at $50 D. a.,
which will allow ampl0 time i0T thrFe
who participate M the gGauu mask
carnival 90 llin In the dance. There
nFu prizes offered by the cgmmi,teu 10
tue amount OF $4,000, and some
choice costumes have been prepared
i0r the occasion.
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TOOK LAUDANUN.
tdUlrl 4. abb o. aC.rp 70 ror nfr.
cur mp , rncd.

Edward 4. Abb o, rHrp 70 OF Mr.
cur a mp HDcd
Yesterday forenoon a man named
Eaward A. Ahno,t, VINO boards % tho
Holman boar lnr house In Mweuri
tlii nia lAnuia.g lhs. ho JiJ not vAnt
to be- disturbed. H- lhsn cent her little
son 10 drag store With q note, and the
boy soon returned with fouI.0unCe
bottle OF lAudanum,
Abbot, went to bic room and re-
NAMED lhriu. Alter a willis the boy
told hlR mHiher t1ut b. ra. bought
some mvticiro Or him ltrm tue drug
store aud thie inloTma l1u malu Aln.
Holman uusu.cl1uH, ha AuOJtI bad
threatened tulcile before. Bho
Knocked W. his door but received nv
reply, ana tho called her husband who
effected an entrance " tbs room.
Abbott lay upon the bed, ana nearly
haIt tho contents OF the bottle mad
been swallowed by MIN. Two ply J..
clans wufu AZ once called, anu they
soon had the patient out VI danger.
just as they attlvri the Il OF that
visllci too town yesterday afternoon
Was b,.uuIng. they had 10 wade
knee uagl 20 Rci Into the n fmnn
house, nui 10 was necessary o. vaffy
About Uu. q. the building lgtJ another,
az % wa8 being flooded,
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sTocRs ANN MARKET.


NV YonK. July ii--stook market opened
active anu week as dcrl'nra, extending from e
On sugar DO uor cent iu o. faul. The activity
was chiefly confined 10 iuuustriala and EtanF.
Cra the difcuuraaing Influences were lower
London mnrtCt for Americana,
The selling pressure ablted hhout 1879 ana
rapid rCeofCrica were made. In tue DOWNWARD
movement heavy transactions occurred and
net iossul were scored extending 10 uCf cent
leather. sugar aud other loading lhdustiiaia
and Strangers being most PROMINENT Many
active atucaH recovered The hcavy declines.
Af.ur u speculation became more active and
n rcHumpuIn " weakness was noted. sugar
coli on On additional ~ 90 i0lhi huntington
. 20 90, western Union IT, 10 it'ss
The downward mover rnt was ntmululcdhy
n higher exchange market and engagements
Of gold Tor expor.
IN tho bond trading Atrhison adjustment
foura were exceptionally weak and yielded
per cent 70 IS on liquidation.
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HIS FOOT IN A FROG.

Fa' ! Rai'r.ai Accld nj a, Echo-Wm.
scr0gglts he VI, IN,
A shocking fatality occurred at Echo
yesterday. A brakeman on tue Park
City branch Of tue Uniou Pacific rail.
road was engaged 10 uuc0upling care
Tor switching, when car vac soon 10
approach anu knock him down. A cou.
ducIof and another brakeman saw
him fail, but before they could reach
him tho car had passed over hin pro-
ducing iulurlu1 that resulted 10 instant
death. Both legs were severed, anu
tho body was irightlully mangied.
IL IL supposed tuAt one 0f the unf0r.
tuunle mau's ieet caught 10 frog anu
held him fast, thus d01miug him 10 his
horrible fate. lie was sgJd about 20
yest,, Was kuIghI Of p thias, aud
came % PARK CITY from Arkansas shout
two years ago. Hu leaves brother
aud sister Ia Camden, ARR,
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trip rata a' $3.50 Tor those vl1 aish 20
at.,n the OF Falgf' gathering but
are 20 "vor 40 vrhu. the ". Il. train
Will .svr this city Of sos o.. M, reach
ing Ogden ahuai u the eGoursion
Lr.l..
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nuekl.n,. Arnica saIr,.

THE BEST SALyE IN tue world for
Cuts, Bruises, 5ores, UlosTs, Salt
Rhsum, Fever Sores, retter, Chappsd
Hands, ChilblainS, Come, and all sEin
EupnOns, ard oaitiycly cures Piles,
OF no pay required. II 10 guaranteed 10
give pstfect satisfaction or money 70.
funded. Price 20 osnIs per box. For
sale Nv 4. q. NJ. l. drug d@nsrimsnt
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For Ogden Tnmnrrnw.

As tho Ola Fak,' train T. OfIar,
leaving the Il. q, W. depot a. $50 a..
N. tomorrow, Thursday, will not carry
regular passenger tutilr, the Union
Pacific has announce a special round
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Elder A. n. Cannon.

The report Of Elder Albanian H..
Cannon's condition At 4 O'Clock this
afternoon lie that he was about the
same az at the latest report yesterday,
the iwoniy.'our hours.
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAn, July 10, 1886
Fourth District Court.

TIE caao o. 3. Liddlard a 20. W
William rwslves was before the court
all day yesterday anu again this fore.
noon.
In tho case OF Joseph Osborn w the
RIO Grande Western Railway Co.;
dtisHdanpa demurrer to complaint at.
gued and taken under advlsement.
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POLICE COURT.
Two 'ol iri Tried Tor Stealing a
Wa th rom hiss AID r,ou.

Lloyd 50. Gibson and Elmer s.. Gilt.
son hat hearing be- oro Justice Won.
yer to-day on charge Of petit larceny
ia the theft OF gold watch valued At
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chicago lave stock

chicago, July Is
iora-
1IFnt. fL.i'at1 GO.
AiXcu, ft2 afL31.
HEAVY, a. s5afi11
nouFt, " $40.
tuttN.-
Hcuxes. sit0aAfO.
Cows ana heitOra VI e3aN o..
ToAaH steer, &LtidlI. o..
siockcrs hndfccdcrs, S2.5J4il.Co.
Hbcup-ateAdy.
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GNrrSrn In this city, the Fifteenth ward,
July lift, AZ N O'Clock a. m, Of Old age, Henry
11fuurr. eyed ~ ears ana N months
tuufiul trnm fun fiftteuth ward meeting
huuuu, trday, July 5,h, al n a. M. fticLdt
respectfully invited.
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Ks-p your dseca and other .Aiusbiss. 10.
eluunE icws's. IN safetY dtposf Ia !,
zone 7tAinKl tank = must 20. NtHt Nv
iheYrAr only Hnuuuis 10 few erHiI be-,
mou,h iadies specially io1i.sd 10 csL al
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Omaha Live stock.

Special to the SIws
South Omaha. Ncb., July Is,
Cattle receipts. si1o; market weak, lower
Western sirers. fkNIaAfi.
lows #uI uFIfHrH. a. SOFIA
Feeders 90 aIIHl.
tagIp receipts. 90. Market steady. fair "a
chuiHC.
Ncn.ornH. 10 7lakl 90
lAuus. sftb.a 81 90,
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Reduced Tirsi.tia,s Rates Via Rio
Grandc Western ItniIWaN.

o. July ls.E, 10 ana aui.. IuuI
Wli4n 10 round tun isto ~ $3.50. ttH
H. q. W. announces following ne.
class one Ery fpto': Omshn $50.
Narsas CT, 80, S . L,uisS38. Cui,axo
tiI.bO. Thfuusu slpruiug care, o..
ttciiuiuR chsir cats. Ticket ofilCu y q,
% WCst Srclu' Sauth Htfaat.
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oLnroLn,, IAorn,IoN ro oanr,.

Neanc u nai,s VIA Union rncInc.
For hb w uc'A'ion SO uuuI
Paciic VII eco uui.iflp Tickets 30
~ de- July l6'u. Trans leave 5.Ol
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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-03-06

on contact lime, between Limestone
and porphry aud traehyte, argentifer'
Gus copper. ores also occur between
porphYry and lime. the ores being sui
phides. oxides and some iron,
Hermosa, Kingston, Percha. Hills
borough and Lake Valley ores are rich
and easy to reduce.
HillsborOugh is the county seat; the
principal towns are Kingston. Lake
Valley. Chloride. FairvIew, HermOsa,
raftOa. Palomas, Cuehilio, and Nor :
ticello. The latter three are in the
agricultural sections of the country,
whereas the former are mostly support
ed by the mining industry.
Sierra, although n of the youngest
counties in New Mexico, is a prosper
Gus and progressive one. Magnificent
chances for investment are offered
there, the capitalist, the sto~ek-grower,
the miner, the farmer and the home
seeker.