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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28
IN MINING CIRCLES.
Clos, Of a Deal In a Land aud Water
Company,
THE CONSIDERATION is sio5,OOo
mi ng Gots on Apac' At the Fast
G,lden Ca,o--ilic dalton aud LAX
Loss-Oui at Sprshiir.

Il vas reported on the streets today,
ssu thure is every reason TO believe
tbo report 10 Lo correct, that deaf
b,I lust been closed whereby Chlcn o
ptiiy, william Forrytho by name, had
become possessed Of coutfolllnr iu.
tsfs,t in the Coflnno Nil, Elevator,
Land ard Water Z, mpany. he figure
paid Tor the stock IL Sl550OO aud the
sellers afo the PITS Bro,hcr,, Thomas
and Jhmoe.
This Transaction brings about the
termination VI u deal that has been
under negotiation for over year pact.
The nrst Of MIR. FJrsyth,'s propositions
was to buy Toms interest in the con-.
pany, for which no offered $500 0.
But Tom would not accept this offer
and tue deal has hung FIRE ever siuco
until few days ago, Mr.. Forsythe
made known the proposition which
caused both the Pitts boys to relirqulsh
oil their tight, title anu Interest 10 tho
property.
The company has possessions which
are very valuable and consist princl.
pally OF a large area OF choice land
lying directly under tho Bear River
canal, aui the deal Il one which fur.
thor shows that capitalists and mOnryed
corporations ara fast awakening 10 the
knowledge Of tho gllt.odgvd soounlies
that are 10 be gained possession Of by
the Investment Of y little money ~
Utah properties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28

sion Of the order Juitus Il Temples
excursion TO Ssl,nlr.
Friday, August tho IN, IL the dale
Of the Dosrret sunday School Uni0u's
excursion to Sallhir. A fine program
has been prepared, ami viii innluj
tug Of war by twsnty.'our boys, Que
from each ward, boat race, tub racr,
swimming race, old mems race. iht
mou'a race, and a waltz contest, fHr all
" which suitable prizes will be give i.
Prizes will also be given 10; tho oldest
married couplc, ncwUht bride, mos
popular man, oldest man, oil lost
woman, pfottiest girl, ptctiiost baby,
homsliost man, beet boyh silver
speech, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28
PROVO.
Provo, UTAH,
The Summer School.


The Brigham Young Academy In
stltute and summer sebooi commenced
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once, and many prominent citizens,
Iptetssi,d I'm oiuratlonai matters ware
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GTlggs OF the Stanford uniyorsilyi who
has been snga ged TO deliver number
NJ I,c,u,ss during tho institut, w.sk.
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Oh 'ho p'a'o'n "oio 'y'"''o' N''bk'i
Professor Cluil, principal OF the acad'
envy, Elder David John OF the acad.
.mv hoard Mayor uolbrooh and ELDER
80 -1'1'.-.. 10y.
W. H. DuaehooISi hou'e'aiy ahu Heht-
urer OF the academy.
President Clufl welcomed the teach.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28
OGDEN.
Junction .IOis.

In the case Of tho Bear River Valley
Orchard Company Va 4. NJ. Hanlcy ct
nj, a temporary Injunction was ordered
issued by Judge Hiles 10 enIoin de.
PENDANTS from interfering with the
mails, funds and hooks OF the compa.
ny. The hDoks OF the company are
now IN the possession Of thu fondant
Huuiey aud the company IL suing ~
recover possession OF them. The case
will determine who are tho officers Of
the company.
Riley Hopkins Of Hafriaville was
severely hurt yesterday while scrap
ing on the county road at the
mouth Of Ogden canyon. His sctapef
was thrown over tue embaukment anu
he was dragged iOr distance, being
hurt 20 severely that he lay uncon.
scious for some timo before beiug dis.
covered. Ho was attended by Dr.
Rich.
The big tunnel GSS feet long, the
most difficult lob Vi Rhodes Br0lhtrf
contract Tor the Power Dam company,
was completed yesterday. Two shifts
OF nin0 hours each ufe being worked
on the steel plpes ut tho machine shop.
Two mon working on the Power
Dam works have bad 10 have th1 assist.
aneo Of DIR. Joyce. One was hurt by
falling toeks Ia tic tunnel; the other
had his knee Injured by failing on the
rocks.
Tho Fourth ward choir aud friends
are at the Hot Springs to-day for enjoy
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28
THE DaLroN ASD LARK.

Ihc Loss NJ the niII 60 he Adjusted
and Appraised at once
Manager sohonck Of the Dalton aud
LARA came In from the property last
night The origin Of the fire In the
mill IL ttlll q mystery anu bids fair 10
remaining among iho unsolvod prob.
ems.
The insurance companies affected by
the burning ct the mill have a repre-.
tentative here In the person OF Nit.
X bert II. Naunton Of San Francisco,
who will act as adIuster, and who to-.
gsther with Mt. Honeymoon as APP.
pralser will go out to tho property In
the morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28
Saltair Beach Notes.

Next Monday lie Young Ladies' day
AtSAl,air.
Inc attractions ut Saltalr for the
month OF August are numerous.
tomorrow tho people Of tho Six.
e'h'h whTd 90 to Sll,alr beach.
Al, Tbs grand mack ball to DO given by
,uu nowadays Mt Saltlir next Friday
VIII lfrly draw large crowd.
a number Of very clever people have
Leeh engaged for TnursdRy, tue coca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28


The Hoio Ia the Property Has
Reached u Depth OF tAO Feet
DRILLING still goes on In the East
Golden Gate anu the Dig hole IL NJ.
taining n greater depth every day.
The instrument 10 now down 10 n
depth OF $50 feet ana at tbs present rate
" pf0gTosaiou-About thirty feet PET
day-auotheT week will bring the
penetration 10 that point, where ore,
aud good stun at that, 10 expected 10 be
encountered.
The greatest vertical depth that has
ever boon attained in tho M0tcur dis
llici is 800 iue,-n point which Major
Butonbagk u the East Golden Gate,
thinks not deep enough w strike tho
ore body. The situation ut the latter
property, however, Il such that boring
can BE- pursued 10 depth Of 5000 feet,
u deemed necessary by the company.
II tho orc body IL tapped between 600
aud 200 feet rs expected, then the
hopes OF tho company Will DO fully
realized and other mining concerns
Will no doubt follow In their wake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28
our Al SUNSHINE.

Judge sherman ana rRriJ TaEca "trip
10 the Hines.
This morning Judge Sherman, Col.
Dorsey and party OF visiting friends
vent out to Sunshine TO look over the
properties there. II IL not believed
that my special Significance attaches
10 their TIP, other than II IL aimply 10
chow the visiting gentlemen what
Utah has ~ offer In the wsy Of mining
properties. Tho visitors are q. AndoT-
500 OF Whitewater, Wiz, p. Anderson
VI Fort Collins, Colo, anu A. Andor-
ton u Columbus, Net. They have
rooms nj the Cullen and are expected
back this evening.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19
Waning 70 OaIymen

Secretary Edge, of the depart.
ment OF agriculture, calls the atten.
tion OF dairymen to the frauds which
are now being offered for sale in var.
lous parts OF the state guaranteeing
to increase the amount OF butter
which may be made from a given
quantity Of milk or cream. In one
case he says the mixture is guaran.
teed to make two pounds OF butter
from one pound and one quart OF
sweet milk in another it is guaran-
teed to make an equal amount of
butter from one quart of milk and
enough cream TO make one pound of
butter.
In every case thus far in which
these compounds, have been exam.
incd by the department it has been
found that alum and acetic acid en-.
ter largely lnto them, and are, in
fact, the active agents used to pro.
ducc the results claimed for the mix
ture Either of these ingredients,
the secretary states, has the power
OF coagulating or thickening the
cheesy matter Of the milk and cream
in mixing it with the butter produc
ed from tho fat. consequently the
mixture produced is neither butter
nor cheese, but is simply II mixture
OF the two, aud not marketable as
butter.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19
Jesse Meyer.
Conundrum 1T"

The X. l.. of G.. T.. OF Paxtonyille
will hold Conundrum '"T" on Sat.
urday evening, Nov. %, 1896. We
kindly invite all to come and enjoy a
good feast.
Suppers will be served to all fam
lilies or individuals who desire it at
8 o'clock p. NJ. or later, as you de
sire. The prices will be exceeding
ly reasonable.
In connection with tho supper we
will have literary exercises, which
has been carefully prepared by our
young people, and wo know the ex-
ercises will interest all who attend
it. The literary exercises will be
free to all.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19
Gibson TO IIIustl ates Dickens.

&. ID. Gibson and Edward W. Box
were chatting together in the form
er's studio one day. when the editor
Of The Ladies' Home Journal said
"Why don't you drop the Ameri-
can girl, Gibson, and try something
entirely new! p
What is there new ?" asked Glib
son.
illustrate Dickens" laconically
answered the editor.
illustrate Dickens (" repeated
Gibson. "Why, man alive" Just
then the artists mother came into
the studio. Mother" he said,
what have always told you would
rather do in the way of illustration
than anything else7'
"Well, | don't know, Dana, unless
it is to illustrate Dickens"
Exactly, and Box walks in Just
now and asks me to do it,"
Gibson went to Europe on his
wedding trip and remained in Lon
don for six months. There he work
ed away at his Dickens sketches.
Upon his return few weeks ago ho
delivered the first drawings of the
series to The Ladies Home Jour
nal. and the initial one will be print
al in the Chriatmaa ;asua Thn q,
ished drawings are said TO he ra.
markable portrayals. The charac-
ters chosen are Pickwick Pecksniff
and his two daughters; David Cop.
perfeld; Dick Swiveller and The
Marchioness Old Scrooge from "A
Christmas CAROL" Caleb Hummer
and his blind daughters, and other
charscters from Dickens. The
yourna! will present the entise So
ries during 1897.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19
armers' Institute

The Director of Institutes, Hon
John Hamilton, has secured repre-.
sontatives;of the School of Agricul.
ture of The Pennsylvania State Col
lege to be- beld in the State during
the coming winter. One represen-
tative viii accompany each of the
three sections into which tho Insti
tute force has been divided He will
carry with him specially prepared
charts aud the diagrams illustrating
the compensation Of feeding stufrs.
the manure value OF farm products,
the results OF experiments with fer.
tlllzers, etc, etc, which cannot fail
to add greatly to the interest and
profit OF the Institutes. Copies of a
spray calendar and Of the bulletin
on the computation OF rations for
farm animals, prepared by the Stat,
Experiment Station, will also be
carried for free distribution.
The special representatives of the
College are, for the northern coun
ties, Colonel John A. Woodward
for the southeastern counties, DIR
VIM. Frear and for the southwest
ern counties, Mr.. +. II. Hosa, all o
whom are experienced Institut,
workers. Other members of III,
Experiment Station will also atten,
when their other duties will permit.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19
Court House News.
Deeds Entered for Rccord.

A. >. Brubaker and wife to Ra.
chael Flanders property in Union
Township containing 6S acres for
Sl250.
Elizabeth Greiner to Catharine
Baker, property in Monroe town
ship Tor ole Dollar, etc.
Philadelphia aud Reading Tras.
tees. Deed, The Penna. Co. for In.
surances on Lives and Granting
Annuities as Trustees to Charles VI.
Coster and Francis Synle Stetsou.
The entire Z. aud Il. Line with all
the cars, equipments, mines and all
the property Of p. aud II. II. II. Co.
and the Z. and Il. Coal and Iron &c.
Consideration lst Parcel, 800, 900.
2nd Parcel. S7,5OO,0OO, 3rd Parcel,
81, 10000
7. and Il. r. II. Co. to same. All
property OF Philadelphia and Read.
ing company. consideration, Sl6,-
900, 600.
Letters Granted.
The Last Will and Testament of
Joseph Brubaker. late of Union
township was probated on Friday.
NJ. L. Arnold is the Executor.
Letters Of administration in the
Estate OF John Bickel, late of Chap
man township, were granted Nov.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19

There is no drawback to better
times. The more money some peo.
pie get the more foolishly they spend
1t. While they add to the general
prosperity by spending their money,
they make themselves poorer be-
cause they will not learn to 'lay by
money for rainy day." This an
plies more especially to the man who
spends his hard earned money in the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19

Icud shirts ure being worn on the
b.
|ou can't find l6 OF 'em to l Re
blicaD.
|be court Advertising appears in
issue.
bod bye Billy Bryan good boy
h Mckinley.
be cold standard is upheld and
couutry is safe.
hcle Sans smile extends from
be to California.
@ football fever now has the
fe field to itself.
e wise Christmas chopper be-
to look about low.
y tirstclass job work at low
J. call at this office.
long lane and n burnt beef
that has no turning.
bn Cant and Harry Seebold
at Sunbury on Saturday.
Inry DIETRICH has erected q new
ing house in Swineford.
your envelopes and letter heads
ed at the PosT printing Office.
lief stole the ragman's scales,
be poor fellow lost his balance.
Masonic Lodge meets at Sc.
|ove this Wednesday evening.
G. Weiser, Esq, attended an
in Selinsgrove last Thursday.
Laura Smith Of Elizabeth
visiting friends in town this
se send us all the local hap.
Bs in your immediate neighbor-
H. Walter became the happy
OF a bouncing baby boy last
John Howell of Mt. Pleasant
Ias a Middleburgh visitor last
Bay.
pewal of pension was granted
Schoch of this place under
Oct. 9th.
Maggie Graybill took sick
ht last week but has since
@ed somewhat.
George Shaeflier of Mt. Car
lsltins her father, Jacob G.
in Swineford.
Dr., j. W, Orwig is visiting
ghter Mrs. Harry Harter at
pn this week.
Nchoch and wife OF Swine
i'ed their son, Lank and
New York City.
Potter was in Philadelphia
York last week attending
slonal business.
T. Rhoads is exhibiting a
aSome display of chrysan-
in her windows.
isehhart and wife of Sha.
lre visiting friends and rel
'own over Sunday.
Ehoads and wife of Harris
ited his brother ID. 7.
pa wife this week.
oyer of Troxelville, son of
ef OF Swineford, is build.
house in Swineford.
'uer Reed Jones went to
Bn y Saturday and inspected
'' post at that place.
il,son OF Indiana will lec-
unesday evening Of In.
K In the Court House.
lney' ono of Swineford's
an's went to Shamokin
and returned Tuesday.
Walker Woods, of Lewis
accepted a call to the
- church at Gettysburg
Htaord 1t@ and daughter,
',,innlnbure u enjoyed the
0' D. I, Rhoads and wife
u,ender y, is the delegate
.aeran church of this
inference in session at
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19

nd shirts ure being worn on the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19
THE DEATH ROLL
Mrs. Samuel nowrrsox

The widow Of Samuel Bowersox,
deceased, was found deal in bed on
Monday. The cause Of her death il
unknown. The body was still warn
when found Mrs. Bowersox i. the
mother Of n large fnmlly, among
them being Curtin Bowcrsox of thi.
borough who ~ sick now. An
drew BowersoX who died "a few
weeks ago was her son also. The
funeral vii take place on Thursday
morning ut ten o'clock from her late
residence in Franklin township.
Services at Ha,singer's church.
Aged 81 years.
Jesse kiIuc.
Jesse Kline, one Of th" prngrcs.
sive citizens of Adams township.
was buried on Tuesday morning
from his late residence near Troxel-
vile. Cause OF death, Typhoid Fe.
YER Aged some 80 years. Ira, son
of tho deceased is seriously i'll with
the same disease.
Jesse Meyer.
On Wednesday morning at .
o'clock. jesse Meyer, one of the
most highly respected citizens, who
resided on West Market Street in
this borough. died. He had been
sick week ago and was out on
Tuesday and hence his death at that
time was unexpected. He had been
following the occupation of a farm
or about two miles above town and
in the Spring moved into tho bor-
ough. Aged about GO years.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19
EMS of LOCAL INTEREST

\ would deem II favor II those having VS.
,r,euds would notify US by postal OF oy
| ne notice at tits ofilcc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
IN OILS DOMAIN.

The Intelligence was received yeste--
day that he Llbery OH Company had
drilled IN No. ., on the Mcfarland farm,
ana that II was making nj the rate OF
hrtwcen thlrty-iive and forty barrels an
hour. This well Is located one location
10 the west OF this company's No. |. on
this farm. and in II nOrthweSterly dircc-
tiun from tho Usher on Company's No.
). on The Dan Price farm. which came
In very small producer 4 couple Of days
ago The well was drilled 20 the top Of
the sand Sunday morning and As Il made
u very poo! showing !: looked very much
IA though Il would be q dry hole, but
when II was drilled deeper Il struck the
pay and commence 10 tiow al the rate
OF forty barrels an hour. Since then Il
has been falling on little, bu. IL still
making over thirty barrels an hour. Had
this well come in dry. as Il appeared al
first. Il would have given that territory
n black eye.
The Fisher OIL Company's we'll on the
Ncm farm. In the Bcnwood territory,
which has been due In the Sand since the
middle Of last week IL no: In Yst. and
may not BE- In for q couple OF days. The
latest report from the well wlS tina; X
had been compelled 10 shut down the
break In the machinery, but that Il:
would probably be In soma time To-day.
\ massage from the owners OF the we'll
yesterday. stated tina: Il was on top OF
the sand and would be In last night.
\ gentleman who cIms In from the
wen drilled on tho James May!IclJ farm
by IN" SpraTg on Company. stated that
the company had a fine well, making at
the rite OF about 200 barrels 4 day. The
we'll has been IN the sand for some time.
bu; on account ot the extremely heavy
gas pressure Il was Impossible to drill Il
in. The pressure Of the gas and the salt
wafer has had the effect OF drilling the
well In and II has proved 10 he must the
same as the frs. well drilled there. This
well coming in w good Will open up thar
territory 10 great extent and all who
have leases win commence at Cnce 10
operate their stuff.
The production Of the Benwood pool
no Increased largely. The official EuaEe
Of The field Is fraction over 1000 barrels
q day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
TWO TURNED DOWT.
Angie Strong nnd lholnni tienncEan
FniI 10 Get Iiuuor I.lc-nsrs.

The council! committee on petitions
arI renou4;raHces met last night 10 con-
s!!ar the applications for liquor licenses
made by Tommy" Hcnnegan. o. South
M4.H street. and Mrs. Angle Strong. sa-
'rsa and restaurant, on Seventeenth
ti-rrt.
When ;nr committee was called to or
der -h1sr present were MCsSrs PAUL.
DAWSON. Thomas G. Britt, McKelvcy
ard tscltOn. Later Ia the evening
N"sSrs. Rctzer and Halter came IN. Mr.
!.UlL in the absence OF Chairman Tay-
ior was called to preside. DO
The first buglIess considered WIS the
l!37H"guH !IceHse. which had been To-
i'-5el back to the committee at the last
laee.rR nj council. IL was discussed and
n''"r ZONE hesitation rejected.
TIE application OF Mrs. Strong. which
lad been laid on the table AT the last
ting OF the committee, was next
iFaH up. The clerk was asked 20 read
'Tr I"'t"rs received from nNiC!als In Bel
'saI' county. who know the applicant.
though Mrs. Strong conducted the
Merry Clemens road house" OF unsavory
frGtltloH. IN" Ohio Officials said she
i}I conducted \ quiet, orderly place.
IS notion was made TO recommend the
EraHtinB OF the license. but there was
' second. Later there VAS motion
:. r"jsot 4. The motion waB put and
ctrr.cl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
KEEPING COMFORTABLE.
DIR. Abcfnrthy's Advice About iIow TO Go
Through tho Winter.

Through tho Winter.
Keep the stomach warm. and YOU
cannot only defy Dyspepsia, hi, go
through the scycrcSt winter without
any dnnEer Of cntchIng cold"
II WINS Dr. aberurthy, the celebrated
English pllvBicinr, who once Givc this
advice to II wealthy pptiCiit. IlG was
right.
II In n well-known frrt TINT cold has
way OF ilndlng out tho weak Epnts
In the body and suddenly attacking
them. II generally strikes first nj the
stomach which IL very sensitive
pince. II next affects the circulation
und makes the blood course trcbly
through the veins, That Is why people
who catch cold huvc hchrs and palms,
lose thcir appetite und suffer from In
uiuCstion
The way 60 prevent colds Is to keep
the stomach warm and tho blood NOV
inE rlIidiy BY the regular use ~ II
pure EsinulEnt Something should he
taken 10 tone up the system aud fOrtifr
II agutnst the weakening cfrcciR OF cold
weather. For thiE purpose, nothing Is
better than Dury's pure mnlt whiskry,
which IN renowned FOR itS stimulating,
Strengthening qualities ThuusaudB OF
men aud women who use this whislIry
ARE enabled 10 escape the dangers OF
colds, coughs, chllIS. GRIP and pneu-
monin. it frequently happens that I'M
scrupulous dealers attempt TO RubSti-
tutc some inferior imitation which they
claim Is "Just like" or ''HB good as"
DufTy's pure malt. There Is. However.
nothing that can possibly take It's
place,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
"OIlrisn, tho Contractor"

The attraction at the Opcru House
Christmas, matinee and might aud SAT
urlny night, will be the popular IRISH
American comedian Daniel Suily, who
viii present his successful play,
""O'Brlen, the Contractor" (hc mil
lionalrc,0 In this play, us the true
hearted american. Mr. Sully Is
provided with tho best character he
has yet had for the display OF his
sterling ability MS an actor. The piece
haa u good story and It Is admirably
developed. The characters are drawn
with care and fidelity and the play Is
American throughout. The great rail-
road bullding scene l. one OF the
most thrjNIDS on the stage to.dny, and
Is entirely original and unusually cf-
fcctivc. Mr.. Sully has the MD Of com
pctcnt company, and there Is no rca-
son To doubt that "O'Brlcn, tho Com
tractor" will achieve solid triumph
ut this theatre "a It has done wherever
1t has been presented.