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New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
IRVINGTON.

The Republicans have purchased large Ameri-
can eop II will probably be raised before Satur-
day.
East Irvington is to be lighted by fourteen cleo
trio lights.
The Irving Fire Association has decided to secure
new helmets Four hundred feet OF new hose has
inst been purchased by the company.
brass band is about TO be organlzed mere by a
number of Young men. IIeike and Taffe will drill
the band ,., o<.
drum corps has been organized, with fifteen
members. The omcers are: Il'Slueht, 'oIln
O'Bren; vice president. James Connolly; secretary,
Walter McNeiley: treasurer, Louis Roster
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Dyision-Srpreme Court-Recess.
Supreme Court-Appeiaie Tcrm--fSr fore Daily, J
McAdam and iis'hon JJ.-Motions nos. i3 IA Appeals
from Judgments u District Courts Nos. 10. 30 81
32 20 10 20. -. y, ~. :'s. %. -. 20.
tourt-.sp 'ial Term-iart Before Russell
J-Motion calendar called at II a. IN.
supreme Court-Special Term-Part II-IIefore Mac
Liam J.-Court opens at 1890 a. Ex parte matters
Supreme Court-SI~cial Tcrm-Parts Ill ". V. VI
VII and V1II-Adjourled for the term.
Supreme t'ourt-TTial Tem-Part II-Adourned until
Thursday. October /. t9G.
supreme Court-Tris Termmpart II.befor. Glider
sleeve. J.-Nos 2Go3 32, 1919 2G24 slo. 2534. 2s39
Clear.
supreme Court-Trla Term-Part IN-Before sedgvick
T-Causes to be gent III trial.
Supreme Court-Trla Tsrm-Part N-Adjourned for the
term.
lch JCauses be sent from Part III for trial. Case
unfinished.
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part vII-Before Dugro
Nos 2595 2si3. 1856. 9l2 2926 3O0, Inquest No
2794. Clear.
Supreme Court-Tral Term-parts VIII. TX and XII
supreme Co,rf-Trial Term--Part X-Befors Book
staver. J-Csuses to he sent from Part III for trial
t1efr.
Surrogtes Cour-Tral Term-Refore Arnold. s.
No ilGO will Of Alfred S~sr. at lo:3o m: No 1888
will OF Eimira J. II. Burnard. at 1890 m No ils4
viii ~ Mary Acorn AZ 1890 M. No. 1857. will ~
Jane Daiv 1890 m. No. 1897. will of John W NIL
Ter 1920 a.
Frelerck " simond. Herman Klein. Leopold IIecht
Rudolph Engelhard. Esther +. sturges at 1890 a. m
James b. Mix. at p. M
CIV Sp.ciai Tsrm-Before Van Wyck c. j.
Court opens at 10 a. m. Motions at 1920 a.
SIty court-Gencrr Terrn-Adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-John c. New. OF Indiana. CAMBklpGb
--Mavroyeni Bey, Turkish Minister at Nas"hs,on
NJ aa Meek Secretary of the Russian Legation,
and John p stockton. of New-Jersey. FIR IN
AVENJrE-Ex- Congressman William A. Russell o'
Massachusetts, and ex-Mayor jacob Amos oil Sy'a
a,,sa Grand IrNION-Iieutenant-C Commander j.
ID J. Kelley L. S. Navy IfOFFMAN-Daniei H.
Griffin of WATERFOWL ~ Y. HOLLAND-Thomas
Nelson Page of Washington; Colonei Samuel r.
Colt of Rhode Island and Paul Morton. OF Chi
caro MURRAY HILI.-Tx- -Sena tor Amasa j. Par
ker of Albany, and Clinton b. Davis OF Connecu-
cut SAVOY-Major- Schuyler Hamilton
WALDORF. A. w. Grip Swedish Minister al
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
FORT SLOCCM.

Batteries p. II and NJ Of the Ist United States
Artillery comprising 200 men. will go TO ST. Au-
justine, Fort Barrancas, and Key West barracks
On October TO- where they will remain until further
orders
Captain John w summerhayes. assistant quar-
termaster, United States Army. has been ordered
TO jefferson Barracks Mo, as assistant TO the
depot ouartermaster of that place. His chief clerk,
c. II. Schlot, and his family will accompany him
II Is expected that six batteries OF the United
States Artillery will be stationed at Fort Slocum
within a few days.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
Vessel. For Line. Mails close Vessel sails
Habala Havana. Spanish ........... 1870 pm 2sDpm
st Paul, Southampton. American. .O0 a 1890 m
Gsrmanic. Liverpool White Star...... 900 a 1900
Southwark Antwerp. Red Star 700 10 90 a
Comal, Galveston Mallory ............. 300 m
THURSDAY. OCTOBER l.
Normannia Plymouth Hanb-Amer.. 90 a m 900 a m
sobralense Barbados. Red Cross. 300 800 m
Tallahassee. Savannah Savannah. .... 800 m
Chalmette, New-Oreans. Morgan. 800 p M
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2.
OF California. Glasgow. Aan-state.. goo m 1900
Seminole, Charleston, Clyde 100 300
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
ONE NEGRO SHOT BY ANOTHER.

Henry Graves thrty-eght years old coored OF
IIlghbridge, ii steam-drier who !s employed in the
construction Of the speedway at One -hundred-an nd
eighty -seventh-st. and the Harlem River. shot
George Clark another negro four times just after
noon yesterday. The assailant made his escape.
Clark IN now lying at the point of death in Man
haitian Hospital, and Police Captain Krchner and
he detectives OF the West One-hundred-and-ffty.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The New-Rochee Rowing Club Is preparing 10
give another OF its popular smokers and
vaudeville entertainments
The Defender Cycle Club has secured cosey head
quarters at No 2l Lawton-st.. and is fitting the
rooms up In a luxurious manner The members or
the club will have a run on Saturday 10 the White
Plains fair.
The Young Republican Club announces q rally on
October at the Town Hall.
! Miss Anna Mead Mccartney Of New-York. and
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
E FilNrs EFURsr1vaa
A TAPESTRY MARVEL

Tapestries usually are but three or
four feet in length.
What do you think Of one whose
dimensions are twenty-eight feet loog
and eight feet wide? A specimen
we had made in France and lust r..
ceived is now hung on the wall list
over our offices on our rez de chausse.
The design is woven in such a way
that, though forming one large scene.
it can also be cut in panels, each hay.
ing for its subject some old game in
which youth and maidens sport.
Treated with the sOftness of color and
mystical poetic sentiment of six.
teenth century Flemish painting.
What an exquisite old Dutch or
Flemish room could be made by pan.
elling the walls with this.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 556 rises pm 25 Moons age %
HIGH WATER TODAY.
AM-sandy Hook 0:36 Gov. Island O:4s Hell Gate 2:4i
P.M-Sandy Hook 0:js Gov. Island lis He'll 3:il
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
HASTINGS.

The Christian Endeavor Society will hold meet
ing in the lecture-room of the Reformed Church
tonight. S. II. Hardy. of the Water Street Mission
New-York, will lead the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

No matter how happy the boy with
his first long trousers, his mother sci
dom likes them-the change is too
sudden.
For those mothers we've a bit Of
good news.
First long-trouser suits with much
of the mannishness taken out Of
them-they're boys suits, not young
Old-men's suits.
Double or single-breasted, SO TO
$2O-everything else boys wear.
What leave unsad. cur little book says. Do you
want n7 Your and address is all that's needed
ROGERS, PEET s. Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirtysecond and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

second-st. police station securing the precinct
in search OF the fugitive The shooting was the re-
suit O n
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Russell. T.
Clark ", C1ark-Charles II. Russell.
Howery Savings Rank vs. Iones-Fanklln Blen
C;rigrs vs. Dav-Henry W. TAFT.
Ns,,sr ~ Hubert Bros e. Co.-C1lffori W. Harriige
Matter Of nixon Red Slate Quarrying Company. "
NayOr.
By Macl~nn. j.
I,wensohn vs. IDvensohn-Max Alimayer.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Russell. J.
Matter Of Hubert Bros. 4 Co-Freierick p Forster
Matter of Nixon Red Safe Quarrylng Company-Job T..
Hedges
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
Announcements. a

COLLARS. T.. & W. COLLARS.
KELETA. NADAWASKA. ONEONTA.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
Although Yesterday proved stormy. dsagreea-

bic day, there was a large attendance at the fair
grounds The good. and II was a pity
that the unpleasant weather prevented a larger
assemblage Of spectators from enjoying the sport.
The starting judge was William johnson, who
was assisted by Howard Bailey Of Mount Kisco
and D. O. Archer. OF White Plains. The follow
ing is the score of the several races
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
SAID HE LIED.
A r. soner Cells a wiln.,sA treat big
rrevsriciior.

Jeha Jensen, q scandinavian was
bufors Justloo wonger this morning
f1r ttcspsss. The complaint charged
that he had unlawiully entered
In and upon the premises Of
tue Union Pacific Railroad com.
psny without the conpent Of the owners
thstuoi, thereby rendering himself
guilty Of n misdomesnor. His PIC.
was an emphatic mot guilty" coupled
with AN uncallsu for statement which
the court refused 81 REQ lgnizs.
This only witness In the case was the
compAnJb niRhtwatchman who MAZE
the arrest, anu he testified that nj an
carly hour this morning, Jent on
cfAwled out from car la tue yaro ~
which he had been doing away tue
siloat watches OF the night. IL was a
sealed car but the rhan 10 his eagerness
20 get bed had broken the seal and
fought refuge within its large airy
chambers.
when tho testimony OF the wilueis
was concluded Justice weuger grated
the prisoner the usual privilege, by
asking him n he had hnything 10 cay.
Eyes" replled Jenson, ~ he rose 10
speak. "Vell, link | say this much,
ne II very big lar"
"Sit down" demanded the court Ia
thundefiug tones, and alter the prl.
sDLof had settled on tho bench, Jensen
got nis dues In being nned In the SUN
OF s25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
]. LU TAYLOR HAS A WAY.
Files a type Written rlin Which liz
Thinks should lle Followed,
With Chairman Dooly.

John La Taylor, an avowod eandl-
date for congressional honofs on the
Republican ticket, who has boon de.
voting good deal Of time to politics,
both local and national Of late, filed
tho following plan ot procedure with
Chairman Dooly this morning anu
urged ils adopiioni
Dear Understanding that your
committee is TO meet today for tho pur-
pose OF arranging call for Republican
State convention, aud In Wow OF the
differences that have arl,un between par-
sous who havo heretofore acted with tho
Republican party, and those who still
ROMAN true aud steadtast TO the party, as
TO tho qualifications OF those who arc on
titled 10 take part Ia the coming pu-
marios, / bog leave to otior tho following.
for tho consideration Of your committee,
1--WE declare tho following TO DO tho
true and necessary qualifications OF those
entitled 10 vote at the Republican pflma-
rics, to DO held for the election OF dele.
gates to the Republican State aud County
conventions % be- held for tho coming
election. and TO eniillo persons 10 Vt IA
delegates in tho state and county con-
NtuHonas ~ hhNh lNihohN huhll uNtlhrO,
publicly. at tho time Of voting NJ the
primary, and thoy endorse tho national
platform Of tho Republican party as
adopted at So Louis, aud that Il il
their true and bona lido intention
TO support the same At tho polls
aud TO nominate none for Office
who do not endorse said platform
and support bis nominooa-aa well ~
tho nominees OF tho State and county
Republican conventions. This rule
must be strictly observed and firmly on.
forced"
earnestly recommend the adoption
by your committee OF this regulation. as
the only true aud practical way OF main
tanning tho truo position Of our party.
There II only one way 10 do Il, and that
Is the old and practical buslness,liko way
tho party has always heretofore pursued.
We should not 10 dictated 10 by poraona
now opposed 10 us,aud who have clearly
declared themselves as being In tho camp
OF our unomies. We can have harmony
In no other wayi aud must stand by our
national party leaders, no mater what
the result, l have the honor 10 DO sir,
Very respectfully,
JNo. Lu TAYLoR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
Republicans Organize.

Mas conventions OF Republicans
were held In the different municipal
wards OF the city last night arda plan
u Organization submitted by the coun.
" committees as follows carried out ox.
oep' 10 one iu5taueo IN the sao3nti
The county committee, amor mature
d0lihortlion and conmlta'ion with the
ohaiunen Of tho municipal ward commute
togs, has decided 20 recommend munic.
ipal ward Organization ON tho following
plani
Flrat--A committee for Zach election
precinct Ia tho municipal ward of "a CON.
yoniont number, wlth u chairman aud
secretary,
slcond-A municipal ward committee.
10 consist Of ono m0mhor Tor each eloe'
ton precinct the chairman Of Tho pro.
clnct committee 20 DO member OF tho
municipal ward committee. The First
municipal ward has elovon election pro.
olncls, each Of which IL entitled 10 repro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
In CITY AND COUNTY
Big Cottonwood Power Company p.
lilIons for a Franchise
THE BRIDGE CONTRACT APPROVED


The board Of county county commits.
sionen mot OF 9 o'clock this afternoon,
pursuant 10 adjournment from Mon
lays meeting. All the commission
en ware present, o. wefo County AT.
tofney whlllemoro and County Col.
len,or Spencer.
The county CLERK was authorized to
have printed 500 copies OF the rules oil
the Third district court.
Toe bond ami contract Of willard q
Stewaf, for the construction Of IS
foot span highway combination bridge
across the Jordan river between Sandy
ami Riverion or 500, tho work TO be
completed by October 10, was present
cd and approved.
Tho Big Cottonwood Power com.
pany made an application 10 the
commission tor a franchise In the
county u ader conditions mentioned In
tho petition. Referred TO the road
eommltiee with tho attorney Asso.
oiated.
James Sampson asked Tor permission
10 erect fence temporarily over the
line OF the road on lower State street,
but his request was denied and the
surveyor was instructed 10 report the
names OF owners Of trespsssing fences
10 that locality.
County CLERK q. l.. Stanton pre-.
,ented regulation for supplies for his
ofllce. Granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

The following building permits have
been iesuod during tho past week from
the building INF o1iof's ofilce.
Bchwarl Her1icke, Wilson avenue.
Eleventh kasl; green house; $3.50,
Thomas Qusylt, 2b6 west Third
5onihi addition Of une room; 500.
ID. al. BATH, iig north Film IVES:
ftAmo addition Of one room; 500.
J. q. Anderson, 100 IL; porch; $3.50.
Alfred sianbrldgc, D simondi ave.
nue., kitchen; $50.
Mira. A. q. Teasdale, corner FIts,
and &; two'stoTy brick houa, OF nine
rooms, six closetY. bath room, pantry
and two porohot; 90, 800.
Gus Hoime', SOL south Filth East;
barn. $500.
w. IL. CromAr, 1853 south Ninth
East, one and n halt story brick house
OF nine rooms, four closets. bath room
and Two poicho,; 1900.
ofoesbeck company, WnsatoA block:
alterations; 5000.
James Hvpwotth, 5il Filth East;
frame kitchen; $50.
40 Butworth, Finh West near Third
SOUTH ouihouses, 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

ment Of long line Of Salt Lake tlaen
In waiting TO take the p,cEage 70 'ne
cspI,aI for the governors signature,
Arrangements for The reoe thr9ugh
ulah were IN the hands o. SAN L ,.ss
man who laid out the route west o. lhs
g.eat IsaIt Lake, aerols toe uoiet
from Tetface on the Southern fhcino
Ia salt Lake CITY, thereby having
Ogden on the route; Ogden Wh'el
msn organized a volunteer divielon 70
cary the dupllcaie package norm z.
Inc iaho through Ogden and nnueitoos
10 delIver II ln Echo ak hours aheal
If Inc salt Lske rlders. a hsevy
rain on Thursday made ihc u'iet.
,aute impossible ami the Examiner
manager decided to change ine route,
having the riders 80 through Ogion 70
salt Lake, then back TO Echo.
AZ Terrace Q collisloH OCCURRED be'
tws,n rival riders. There was gun
NAV In which assembled coWDoyn par.
iiolnaled, The package fell into tho
bsndr a Ogden fidera and was landed
At Echo At il,22 q. n. ahetd OF umei
leaving Salt Lake Guy out. Thteap
are made 10 send ridSra 90 the penlteh'
lInry for interfering with the mails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
DAILY WEATHER vANE.

Weather reports showing obaerva-
tlOuu at = a M. to1AYi
Salt Lake Clty-Bat1motar, 80.lg;
temperature. 90; minimum, 02; vino;
eeutheasI, hghG rain, 10 inches;
cloudy.
Baker oily-Barometer, 5000; tenn.
peraturu IS; minimum, Us; wind,
south, light; cloudy.
Cheyenne-Barome 5000; tenn.
rcfature, 30; minimum, o.; wind,
nofthwe,i, 10 m poi hour, cloudy.
Helena Barometer, 80.O4i tempefa-
tute, 6sj minimum, oS; wind, south
west, miles per hour; clear.
Miles Clty-Baromelef, 20 06; tenn.
perAtuIe, 81; minimum, 90; wind,
soulb, light; clear.
Observation-Disclosures, $50. Os; TEN.
peratute, 90; minimum, 50; wind,
easi, y miles an hour; rain, .O2 inch,
clear.
Idaho Fallt-Baromeler, 80 Us; tenn.
Teratufo, 80; minimum, 90; WIND,
southwest, light; trace; partly cloudy.
General aud local forecast for 80
hours ending s pm, Aug. 30lh;
For Utah, showers this afternoon,
tonight and probably tonight; station
airy temperature.
sal, Lake CITY and vicinity, pro.
nbly showers tnia afternoon, fair Sun.
day; stationary temperature.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature 10 shown In IA
fa9 smile thuFmOmotuT giyen beiuW.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN ny THr
~ Iity Council Of tat iak CITY, 81 the
Intention Of such council 10 make ne folluW.
ing dcacubed Improvement Extending and
laying sewers along tho following namti
On south temple s,reel from "M" TO "s -
on 80" TO first. east on first 70 ~" on "i''
TO Third. east on fhird ~ 20" east on firtt
10 70" on 80 20 fifsL east on First TO "ii.''
on "R' 10 fir.t. east on llflt 10 "s."on "s"
10 Third, east on third 10 81 = and dciruY Tho
cost thereof. ostimatcd on south Temple street
At gi.l0 per linear or front foot anu 6stimated
on all other streets above mentioned NJ %
cent? pea linear OF front loot being In 1cNur
District No, 1. or tp.iieoo. by. Local asses.
me nj upon tho lots nr pieces o. gfound within
tho following hVatrlboi district hcina tro
district 70 be Affected or benefited BY said uu.
On roati empir street. all Of ioisi ana
block :, plat -, hll OF lois and = oioet'
'on iifSt street ali OF lots . and 4. tlocts
I, 5, and Z. plat 20 !" all o. iols and q,
bocla To- n. " and Is, plat "l',"
ON ThTd street. AZ 81 lots ana = ioen y
On "of Il oct, the north 40 feet Of lot ? and
the south ltu feet % lot ., blocs ,plat y
The north 10 feet OF lot and all Of lot a.
VS On i street tho north ilO feet Of lot !
aud the south 40 feet o. 10, y bloc plat
ti6 f.ei ~ lot /, blors Z. plat "l'i tho north
ii0 feet IL lot and all Of lot :, BLOCK ".
Plat co. tho norih lil Tee, OF l9t anu ~ nt
lot 4. BLOCK ii, plat 80 all " lot and ne
south ~ feet 81 lot Z. block n pat u al
of lot and 4, hiocA - plat 20,
ON co. street the NORTH ~ toot OF 10Y hhl
The sonih 10 feet OF lot 3, biosk 9. rlAi -,
feet OK iot a. bioct o, plat 80" .,-...
~ /. ~ sueet. The north ~ feet of lot ani
inc south il1 feet OF lot block :, pat y
,hc norm 10 ieet Of lot aud the south lW
feet ID lot 1. block 0, plAt" &C. ,
ON $50 street, all % lots 2 AM e,ota y
oisi .a d" INC north 40 feet OF lot aud lhe
south 10 feet OF lot :, block :, PIE! ~ ' -.
north 40 feet OF lot and aii q 70, ~ II,
mai "a, . ali OF lots aud >, BLOCK :, .ne y,
81 lots / AMI I, block Plat 70. ~ W ~ ~.
ssd Inc south 40 fee, OF lot J, block H'PA
10" .,-,, a.. m. es,rriss
ori ~ such intention must be pfcsenssu "
writlnr 10 the city recorder on or ne,e ,l ". w
glnd day Of toptember' lr2' pe.h "a loysiss'
5v said Council Wncn II wiil hear hna ,"h''1''
such objections a. may le male ih.isN ~,
nv order OF tho CITY Council o. sAt
t,ttV state Of Utah. mAdn tue ittnp ~ W
August in''' CITY Recorder
a.t,t.he u,tv. August 10Th, lsyo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

rhe nunadsre nond Taken Up-ship
meats from the yaIeo mine.

meats fron the tAieo Wine,
In its revlow Of tho woek's doiugs al
PARA CiIy, the PAtrioi says that the
bond which the Crown Point Mining
company held on tue Munadore from
Peter kraller was tnEon up tha wesk,
and the amount NJ the bond (s6, U1Ol
paid over 10 Mr.. Kra,ler. The mon }
TO take up the other bonds on the
Crown Point property Is ready when
the bonds TALL due. Tue same company
has secured a two ysnrs' moulded lease
on the Hawheye tor sS0,O10
What nppuafs TO DO IA hig ledge was
enc uuttrs1 10 the Cumberland suaft
last week. Ten feet OF toe Ledge has
been cut.
the management Of the Columtub
disposed OF Two ialrsizel blocks Of
treasury stock this week. OAo bloc8
goes 10 Pitlstu'g, Pa. Eight "rn at.
no NJ wtrk 10 tue mine, which im.
W vea iu ~ pearancs with saou iny's
work.
The West Daly,s new h.Iatinr mn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
Two Dancers Jailed.

Flora Gardner ana Maud PAvey,
two Of the ballet dancers during the
recent Carnival Of Madrid. were before
Justice Wenger today charged with
prostitution. Each OF them pleaded
guilty with apparent glee and the
court flned them $40 apiece, lu do.
fault Of which they went to jail. IL Ia
said that the girls, neither OF whom
are out Of their toenF, have been guilty
OF not only bad conduct Themselves,
but have used every ondeavor to en-.
tion other girls 10 the pursuit OF lie
u shame.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

chlnery VIA tested this week, and,atlef
come alterations, worked ~ smoothly
as could be expected.
The inst load Of ore was hauled
down today (rhufs1ay) from the
Valoo. IL contained shout $500 lbs
fret olass ofe. IL 10 exroc cd that
Valou will DO . weekly shipper from
this time on.
Tho Ontario mill shipped this morn
ing inrty.'out bars ~ bnse bullion,
equivalent to $4,000 ounces Of hn'
silver.
ore shipments from the Maokintosh
sampler this week; Silver King tifst.
clasi, SOL $50: silver King ooncon.
tratep. l9l $50; fetal number pounds,
l,OSS. 40.