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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-03
DIps mud spurs.

The young Fratg Hani.ai-Arns OF tho
exchange knows MS uuty well, ne iH
ryIuyuUei by tnu manner lu wuicn Ac
sizes ny people ~ they sAulltr into
tuo pit.
From the Hull or.Beck 1T Euf, Ia
comes reports OF a strikr in the 900. 90,
level, tuu ore from which BE- HHii 'ofuu
n high o. 800 ounces iu silver o. tAu
ton.
Secretary V gus, who IL n.1n caller Of
thH exchange, seems &, BE- 4ul,u Ian
adept la tho wood cAtviug line. HU
u ieipDnsiulH iuf tho muGiug o.
o nice hnmmur, tippal With silver and
gold ~ thu ratio Of 10 tUl.
A SPECIAL 10 the Herald nom Butte,
Mont, says tbat thH Engl.sh synIicnto
represented by Hamilton smith has
purchased oil the Anaconda mining
pfuprrtief, with tho exception Di the
hnllin1a VI Marcus Dhly. The con-
slderation n said 10 be from saj, 900, 600
10 .iO.OlO,O1O.
a vein Of coal which b. pronounced
as one OF the finest ever discovered IN
that locality WIS uucnuntctOi few
dAYFaG0 ly the Grass Creek Goal com.
unuy, iu its minu tho Cullon,in GIasl
CtguE cpnyau. Tho vein IL niuB feet
loo depth ard shows fuel Of tue btu.
niiu0uB variety.
Tho Hudaon.Hailoy Mining aud
Milling company, owning properties
100 SuuFhinc nud az Boiler Spfiugs, has
elected 10 OhlurfH aud directors Tor tho
ensuing yeat. II, NJ. Haley 10 presi,
dent, j. A, Wiihma vice prcsiiuul;
Miss u. a. HadlUy fyCrotafy on
treasurer, ana Samuel Blackburn, q,
n Bennett and otto HUDSON directors.
Judge CoIborn IL no longer caller OF
the exchange, he having been retired
from that position by the povorning
board ut n recent meeting. Tho object
was 10 cut down expenses by adding TO
tho seotetafy's duties those OF the
caller. Tue judgo has been Jealous
worker In behalf Of the exchange and
to him belongs much N the credit due
In the successful management OF the
organization.
win the exception OF little trouble
with the Horn Silver employees nj
Frisco, Utah, the Oight.huur law seems
10 have gone into effect with compare.
tive coolness. The hope IA expressed
by Manager FaTnswotth Of the Horn
silver that everything VIII DO Hllif.
faoiorlly adjudlcattd shortly, by the
men agreeing 90 commence work At
the rate Of $500 per day under the
now law,
IL IL practically settled that the
copper mines on the range southeast
from Moab, Will be- worked full ga.
pncily IN few monihE, with o smeller,
Ter the reduction nt OTos, In full blast.
This means the bringing 10, 10 draw
on the resources Of this valley, many
hundred Of people; aud will be the
commencement OF sim heavier opera.
tons in the surrounding mountains.--
Grand Valley Times,
Boise Statesman; Articles OF incor.
p1ratiOn o. the Shaw Mountain Gold
Mining company, NJ Boise, have been
tilcd with the county recorder. The
capital stock II $4,000, divided iuto
shaTgsofth tho pHT vblu5 Of 81 each, Toe
dlFrptop, with the stock subscribed by
each, nrn ma follnwsj George MaIntyre,
Booze, $4,000; /, n, Pingioy, B1lse,
$4,000, II. W, Purium, NGmpa,
fl5 600; Fremont Woo Boise, 1921, 900;
ID. d. Williams, Boise, 81 900.
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C3urc eli, Risbots AZ tRIuz mn
rom various parts 70 f.u -.aa.t U..
g,thct with large mum uT 20 HaI.I..
TIE fret session ui lHu o.ui.t,.C c..
vas dov tui Co givIu- a.d H.urius Ip.
rUris hnm prtsidu.t W. pa. -...ml Go
aud the Bishops irrm $50 IUu w.fu.,
which tended to show t..t t.uH rrufr.
condition ui the proi' was avurail.
although improvement boo many tl.
spects could be UoHuI 900 1iI the
Waris. Iua spuakuH Uuu.. H..
remainder Uf tho conference wgTe
Euurl r.. NJ. bymnn, j .s DO .m.tn
Seymour ID. YOUNG Hm. I.eu...
miller, W. n. Cigtb a.I Ju.,uu d..
uurue. a variety o.. lU.u.s Wei.
treated upon, sucn a. .hs ugcu.sIiy ui
retaining from profanity, aud Eu.
dfed ovin; oueiiouce tY thr Jew COL.
tthiug; sustaining those whom 90 o.
Lord has placed 10 aIlu.Us Oh direct
tue affairs Of HE wufE Iufg 300 ratIU.
keeping holy the SluUs.u dos. H,
roper management au| uluu.ilu 90
bmuscmcnts among the sam-, tu.
pfuptr uuvulJpmuut 90 tH. mHuf.I Hu.
rhyeicinl hCuluuH; utH.Tytur. ui fU.
Word OF Wisdom, uuI fh. saIuiH w.fs
ia tho true nuu liviur lHH. 4ru o. rsI.
tivatu iu thought, wont u.u u..I tUu
principles " purity honesty nuu
virtue.
Elder h. NJ. Lyman sought O. im.
foss upon tue people iHu urgssalfy 10
exercising "a living AUh 100 tuaIf
Great e.. IL n not uH Profession
Iofson makes wh.uI arc so ~
10 save him, but tho H11I
works hu performs aI % g.afruuouUs u.
the faith that Dr. wlHH him. Tho
many trials AMI uIilIHulUU- tuu suuis
have been called % pass through since
iAr organization ~ tHU luuIcI have
90 btun sauutIhud by sbH AJm 90 thnIT
sruatrst rDod aud benefit, aud 90 10 viii
continue 10 be uutlwr, % We arc Hllu.
iui ever, shall conquer $40 uyll aud uu.
taiu ututnalliie.
Tho general AMI Stake authorities
were pfosrntrd and uusuimonrIy tus.
tanned. Bishop Peter Go,tirrIssu, ui
the NurmiiliUn ward, tU.Iufri ui. ros.
iguatlUn us Bishop % sail ward, HAy-
Ing huld tue tfiiso Cos tEcuiy yrsH,
which was accepted, and he was ual d.
ur bly released with thanks TOR long
and faithful service. BOTHER Thomas
NlUuull was hhANllI NHIN HuHlNlNtN
by the conference 10 Bsuop T.. Go
ifJdsun'H HuccCus1L Elders u. r.
FatnsW1Tih anu a. ID. InufbUr were
nuu0ubly released n- alternate mem.
btrs OF the High COuagiL
A Priesthood meeting was held ou
Saturday evening nt winch Euuis
Lyman anu Smith impaired some
very valuable intlfucuuus 10 thUse
prIBunt.
The sweet singing during conference
by the Monroe CnOIt, under the leader.
chip Oi Professor The. Ramon had
b do Ia making the meetings INTEREST,"
Ing aud enjoyable.
la this Instance ~ well nsnt most 70
osf quarterly conference the house
vas 600 small Tor the cIugtcgn
aud an overflow meeting was held
sunday afternoon 81 tur sguull huusr.
a guou spirit prevailed Ut all the
meetings HuI We hal on excellent
tine together.
SIMON LmiIFSsEN,
suEu Clerk.
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MINES And MINING.
n, Stock Market Firm With Some
Advance In Prices.
rAuuoIn SHOWS cREArsIRESern
sunshine Going Up aud swansea Well
Thought Of--Msmm,th Ittms--
Dips aud spurs.

r mlning stock market wa, quite
Gtm today ana ne general thing
lrlcrs ruled higher Trading, compat.
.tvtiy speaking, was fair, although %
$50 not demonstrate or signify any
special degree OF activity. The first
rnnsisr made came IN ON exchange Of
5UOshRres Of Eagle al II cent?, which
was closely followed by another sale Of
300 shlroi nt a cent below thu previous
selling figure. Malvern came In Tor
IL lquota Of the day. business In n
contribution OF 800 shares ut - cents.
Mammoth showed great strength anu
II one poiut Of the game % looked ~
though sales Of the stock would be
brought about, but a cham OF cou,s
@ uld not be- btldgsd and u closed at
g3.5g asked and S3i5 UiI. Mcfcur 70.
mained about stationary ana created
u1 special interest during tho call
willis Sunshine took leap upward
AMI c'icl,rd much attention from thu
brokers. CcutcunlalEuttkN ran
high, demandn OF $50 being made Tor
tho stock while biudcu showed their
Willingness 10 load up at sos.
The call ai random brought out
Swansea us = leader aud u proved D.
good one ny being recognized IN the
tlle of 200 ahafss, which went %
$40. Tho stock displayed much
strength and tids ut SOD IN the face
~ demands Of S2lO, wetu quite pro.
fuse, tut no iurthOr snlrs were re-
clfdut. Richmond Auau nda com.
plettd tho trading In the unlisted
tt1rkf, 5000 shares OF which found
takUfs nt 81 cents. Numerous other
stocks wofi Dioughl out on the board,
but aside ifom quotations being hNei,
tury took no part ~ the proceedings.
Tue closing hguius were ~ follows
LISTED STOCKS
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i-hsd their sehsou's work iu C1.'...
wood, uud retired iUt. tbc tuglus'lu OF
Arthur CfU.k.
LrUd1a d Reese arc tsing 'sHHit
WORK ON tue Last Chnucu. raar .vu
cot through large vain VI dcc.m'
rOso quartz.
Daniel Wood, nu 0ll.limsr IN llari.
scrabble, De- doing considerable uovu.-
upmsf work on ,ho Flyer group.
l.Uro iH quite number OF rt1f.
rfC'ofs coming into camp from 40
ulf'ciiIHr.
u. II. MHHseu b. doing r.oI work on
the Maria Ter aa.
Clements IS buun arc doing a.mu
very good aufk IN Arthur creek.
fhoy have opened ~ a vein VI GOOD
ole.
Tho communication tuunul on trr
Morgan miuD ~ meaning the end
rapidly.
VIM. BurfiIru came over She divide
Uu Monday 't1m Sslt Locke anu tiys
thufu be considerable SNOW 90 ,hp way.
A cordial invitation is extended 90
the people OF Morgan ami adjacent
counties, to come w hud zee ut, bud
iui.u Tor ihOmsulvcs, whether We have
been mere 10 last three yturs Tor our
hoalil.
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a 90 .g.r.mau BE- public servant il
the fulI fUusc % Toe word.
HrIsrosp3ualblc 20 his commitments,
t1 hI8 party, 60 himscl DO honorable
onl1o DO u'I Of h1rI, tuaua,ois Torb.
AMI heavy responsibility
CUuFfr. msY william W. Gf.u' b.
grateful iY .uu fTIrul NuHuIprtrI MIN
Co puu'H U..yfv u.mp. uuH. WHrr
prolonged I'iepI work bod we'll nigh
exhausted uIa health uuu siTUuItU.
HE letter Ita..s
Csmuiltgo 3u Ez. li,urJs tho War
DHu.
HHuHrU Representative. O.. Pa
Wilmington, ID. g.. ID.ss. 'HI.
found T.liIf Iu paiU'H ul e 81 CON.
p0uuu IT insomnia iiHngu uu tu,
circulation and lIFUst.lu was ALEC ten.
unHIal.
Very truly you're wm. ~. Gnu'.
There IL romtthluF wrong when one
"irrlR tiTod alI tho umr.H lt isrHu.
traty O. every condition NO good health.
There ought O. bee uU uucr.slty 10
dtummiug into the ,aTH 90 urrI ms
4rU women WHO fuul tUUy nTr ul.tHu
in health, pnd ore every luy losing lu
weight and siren Go, tHu urgent ur,
10 hEing PANE celery r muHuuI.
now Dis fpuHg, O. roH'"ru turlf rltu,
nerve iltcragI p.uiy thulr blood.
Some 90 tue cagHU.t good upl..
noticed from iUkIug rTurt celery
compound turnF these HU ring days 3.
regularity ~ tgr bIWuF, better
appetite. sound FI.H.. and .u.| HI..a.
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special Correspondence to Jhe NEWS.
MAMMormi Utah, June /, $780,.
The Eureka Hin mill and mine
closed down Sunday evening. Il Il
reported that the mill Will have an
additional forty slamps added to the
sixty which they now have, making
the Eureka Hill the largest coublnA-
iiob mill In the United States.
The ChfisBa niue 10 fast coming 10
tho front. The company Ia, been
shipping good ray ore TiRht along and
last week new engine, two cars and
Ouo wagon load 81 mutais arrived. Tue
Cnriasa will ship three car loads OF lut
clats oIu tomorrow. Mr.. W. Gregg Is
tue entefpfl6iug manager aud speaks
well Of this property. lilo will pay
the mnu two dOllAfs ana eoyeAty.fvc
cent. per day, ns heretofore.
The Four Aces will resume the
shipment VI orc this month, The
property 10 looking up In fms style.
GThe Diamond Mining company was
the hrrt 10 sound the eight hour
Whistln in Mammoth this morning,
their men are working on tue eigut
hOut fhln.
The Ajax oompanys' miners are
leaving tue mine and arc very much
disconlenltd. Fifteen men quit yea,gl-
Jay ana u 10 expected that MI OF tntm
Will DO the same before the wotE 10
out, Nh tue men say thai they will not
WORK tor two dollars per dAy,i
Tho Utah mine VIII ship hyo car.
lOads OF good ay ore In few Gays.
ID. REEs,
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SEWER Stake Conference.
RIcurnLD, May 2s,

RICuFmLp, May rs, 1880.
the quarterly conference Of Sewer
Stake OF ZION was held In Monroe,
Saturday uHd Sunday, May g3rd ana
2iih, 1896, There were present OF the
quorum OF tho Twelve Apostles,
Francis N. Lyman and John H.Smlth,
and OF the Fact Proficiency NJ Seven.
ties Seymour b. Young, tho stake
presidency, mrulcrs OF the High
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No Sunday Schools.

NO give opportunity Tor all 10 attou
the quarterly conference Of the Stake
90 BIO holu next Saturday nnd Sunday,
the sabbath schools Of Of the city Will
not to 10 session next Sunday, June
IN, ~ requested ~ tho Presidency
VI t1g STAKE. j.. n. PARRY,
sGcrelasy OF sunday rgn00IG.
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DEATH VALLEY.
H. Horrors and Mysteries to be Graph.
ically Portrayed.

Since the party Of omigpnls who
LOFT Salt Lake CITY attempted to roach
tho coast Wy ctosing Death Valley
away back In tho '5O's lost their lives
IN tho undertaking, that mysterious
region has been inyeo,ed with an In.
tgrrbt that has prompted many All.
yon,urous spirits to essay its eSpOra.
tion. a few have sue eeded In ac-
complIshing something In this dlfec.
ton, ana among them Ia Frederick /.
M0ufeu, woil'known writer aud a..
tisi, and he viii deliver n lecture on the
subject OF tho Grand Opera House next
Sunday evening MI Mouasn will
illustrate hia theme by over 100 mag.
nifcenlly coloreI sierooI lioou views,
twenty feet In diameter, tho only piC-
tuTo Of this desert wonderland ever eX.
hlbitud. Among tue number will be
photographs Of the queer aud fantastic
typography; desert unlmals ana rep.
tiles anu como realistic anu gtuesOmO
photographs ui human skeletons aud
namuleHH graves, Tho lecture has been
delivered IN several Of the large cities
hnd n 6nid 10 DO ryplote with incident
aud huucd1te and with ils Rccompaui.
meut Of excellent views Is sure 10 ~.
ford delightful evenings enter.
taiumBnl.
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N| iNNNNNAHs
The Queen t0ut0iJtfJd MiHlng
company OF Uah county n,s nlcI
articles u incorporation win the sec.
f-iary or state. The iucltp1fatofs are:
4. ID. Cls8iiy, }. h., Cam bell, both Ul
American FUft; james T.. Campbell,
Henry EvauF, Joseph Wuimau,
Thomas II. Cutler, ChntltB 5Jluy, De-.
Hammer, l.. 3. Carroll, J0uu l..
Thomas, all ut Lohl, aud james Chil.
man, tuaac WOUlf aud r. j.. Hunter,
Of salt Lake. The capital stock 10
100000, IN ~ share. Fifty thoutsnd
shares are held ne treasury stock. The
company, whose principal place Uf
business 10 ut Luhi, owns the Queen,
Cute aud Wool lo1es Ia the Enks1u
District.
The Commercial Gold Mining end
Milling company hus iiIoi articles OF
Incorporation with tnu county clerk.
Tue iuctfpOmtors sT,: Charles ~.
O'Bnau, W. n. EIwarIs, "A. NJ. PIT,
suHfy WulRrr, J0hu J. Soar, John G..
Gieas0u, j. IA. Welt, J. Watn lluup,
nli OF Ssit LAkJ; W. u. BluoJ nj
Omaha, Mob a. ". pulcu ol Sow
York, anu J. H.. Mcnsc OF tor Du.
chUsnc, Utub. Ilu capital stock ~
sauJ,ulO, uivluei Ia shares yaiuud 90
n eHcn. rGc officers ani directors Hu3
Charlie II. O'Bucu, pfCsiJuu; W. a..
EIwuTds, vice president Sharp Wal.
kof, treasurer; IA. ~. ptt, stcfu'Aty;
John J. sosIa, manager, JOuu G.. Cleo.
suu, W. X. ButIub J. H. MuL, j..
wash Young, a, ". Puilrr. The COIN.
pnuy's properties ara the Little Muulr.
ton, the Clam N nul CLARA 80. q
mining claims iu tho Camp tipyd Vie.
tTIuL
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mAnpaeRAnLE NotE,.
called f-om she latest Issue OF she
Morgan HirFpT.

NWIINu T"Nu no T"ITIT T7HUV OF TUN
Morgan Mirror.
VIM. w. Fowler, manager Of the
Millionaire company, 6pent a lew days
during lho wvsk IN camp, anu reports
work progressing fayogably on the
property.
Tho Hardscgahble company is dovel'
oping "a large body Of ifee milling gold
quartz. Recent aseiys show $40 so IN
kold.
M,ssra. Mexican d BTuwnlee are
working their respective prof oruCs IN
cottonwood canyon, with ieV9Table
.esul,a.
DuIoby and the preacher have I'M
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Five hundred shares " Eagle at IL
cents anu 800 al 10; 800 Malvern at
20 cents; 800 swansea NJ s2,lO; 1000
Richmond Anao iula al y cents.
Total shares sold, 5000.
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THE GREAT CARNIVAL.
Tho Press on Important Factor boo IT.
rrOgr,u.-Iabrruuclc rendered
Tor tOuCfrl.

an encouraging siFn 20 the Carnival
managers - tue splendid manner 10
wAiCu the pfois OF tue State, with buJ
very few exceptions, arc supporting
the CELEBRATES ~. The papers evidently
recognise in 10 q Stale affair aud nrc
acting accordingly.
a committee on decorations has
teen appointed consisting Of T.. H..
Carpenter, chalrmlu, WIN CAwsor,
q. T.. Morris, George RJmuey Jr aud
W.. n. Daic. 10 Will be- tho committee
duty TO canvass the merchants and
learn from them 90 what Ustput tauy
Intend 90 decorate their business
places. /. 10 The desire Of the uX.cu.
two committee that the decorations be
gvnUtM Ia tgtIr character, aud % To-
possible that Iti1H viii 30 offered Tor
the host decorated building.
The concert 20 be- glyuu In the Tat
OfnnClU GA the night 20 July guu,
pfDaiICui WUpifuu having generous.
fy rendered the bullI|uE Tor the pur.
posi-, 81 expected 90 uo oUc OF the
grludtst utsifa over given ln tue col.
NNNH NHN a. NN. N|NN " 100 N| N.ANNNNNA "
"a utDst band contest, nui tue queen Of
tho Carnival AMI tlO county queens
viii be there 90 nil t.oir pomp ami
glory. Tho concert viii DO given ty
tho IahstuJcu choir and .plOists anu
pf0f. Evan stephens, tue musical
director % The Carnival, viii have en-.
tire Char.C Ui .hu vutgrialumVn'.
mn v0IE pJH QrEEN.
Tho vote Tot queen isslill pf0gFtsl.
ing nS Rn iniurtsuug gail. Lat even.
iUF 70 HiuUg'
SIZE. Jean % nu''gn .a........".l5i0i
h.ep you. aylatc above this uuo Il YOU
WIHu hUr 90 HurcUyi.
NHs Nilata tchrt.,s......., ..s....s loss
MI.H t.HrHHH thatcher ...... ssssssssssts aI.l
NIHH Laura h,uHysssss sssss.s....sssa.f. N.H
AfH q. D. hlAIh''''.'fs. ''''s.,..t. ...s''' OBS
Cot this ont and sonl Go executive
committee, room l-i Atlas block, city.
NY CHOICE FOR CULLEN,
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This coupon entities holder 90 one vote
Tor queen uf tho Midsummer Carnival,
salt Lake city July md, 3nd aud ith,
1870.
All counties in tho Stale will Boo invited
90 Join loo the Carnival Pageant and TO
choose Queens " Iholr several cuuutirs
On ruprrsUu, thDig delegations who viii
Doc received by tho Carnival queen 40 the
Throne uH guests OF Honor.
80. ....l W
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IH.. nII t.ur Prescriptions 90 tho
OLD Ig.au.. D.lH. I"a uuE go.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-22
A Marriage InrarIfornIa.

one Of the Calumet boys has gone all
the way 70 California % ind a wife,
and the following item taken from the
Duluth Evening News Of the llth inst.
fully explains the affair.
a marriage that will be Oiinterest 20 a
great many Duluthisns took place 10
Los Angeles, Cal. on Wednesday, June
Il. the groom being Daniel I. MacdOn-
aid, son Oi Judge b. I. Macdonald, and
brother OF Mrs.. John Panton 81 this city.
Mr. Macdonald vas a resident d Duluth
for several wears. bning in rhsrVr of the
silk departm nj at PaLt1n's d..Watson's,
and leIt here IN November l-54. tie was
prominent member Of the Duluth Boat
club and was a fine Oarsmsn. lie has q
large circle Oi friends Who will extend
congratulations HE Los Angeles Herald
said Oi the marriage.
4 charming wedding took place on
Wednesday evening last al the quaint
Christian church az Hollywood the con.
tracing parties being Miss Aida Morey
and y. 7. Macdonald The ceremony
vas performed By Rev. =. W. T. Taylor.
OF II. Johns r. The church vas beautiful
ly decorated under the supervision Of
Miss Clara Roberts The pillars 81 the
NAnAAti NE4t HlDrL FNtILlFFlN hLDTDfl
On white satin ribbon suspended from
the beHks u two doves was hung the
ring. The bride was attired in duchesse
satin trimmed in chiffon and pearl passe.
menterie. The veil was held in place by
circle Of pearls, the GIFT Of the groom
The bridesmaids looked charming in
their dresses Oi Indian null over pink silk
slips with large leghorn hats trimmed in
chiffon and pink roses. They carried DO.
quetH Of pink carnations tied with a pink
satin ribbon. The bride was given away
by friend Of the family, T. :. Phelps.
Esq. Percy Hammond Bell acted a.
best man. The bridesmaids were Mise
y Bridges, and Miss ~ Campell and
the grOOmsmen we're s. Cole aud $. VI.
Austin
o. RECEPTION was given afterwards by
the brides mother at The Acacias. Mrs
MOrey.s costume was "A handsome one
BLACK peau de sole and white duchesse
vest, trimmed with white paasementerie
Among those at the reception we're Mr.
and Mrs. G. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson.
]. l.. Phelps and son, DR. Ford. Mr. and
Mrs. Allen, Mr. G.. T. Read. The presents
were costly and numerous, The Young
people left the valley about 10 O'Clock
for the sea and will be at home after
July 10
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-22
RieNeIe MeeI

The Calumet park association has de-
cided 20 hold big bicycle meet at the
Athletic Park, on Saturday. August 3
which promises 10 eclipse anything Of it,
kind ever held in the copper country. 4
large number Oi bicycle riders who have
established regulations, or who think
they have ability, are interested and the
number OF entries will probably include
most oil the best riders in the county.
No prizes in money will be offered, a.
the professional spirit in sports il not 10
be encouraged in any degree. One of the
prizes will be n tailOr-made suit, another
will be bicycle suit and other prizes Of
similar nature will be offered.
The events will include I-mile novice.
10, Z, \. l, ~ aud emile races
open 10 oil riders m the county.
These events will include all the races
which are best fitted TO show ability in n
rider and which gives all riders an equal
chance to win. Beside these there will
be boys bicycle race, - years and
under. Tor one mile, slow race of loo
yards, tat mems race on the wheel and
and l-5-mile ladies' race.
The order Of the events and the prizes
20 be awarded each will be published in
full In lew davs The annrta will not
commence until after O'Clock N
that all the employees about the mines
will be able Co attend
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-22

=. L,crs. JAZZ :. 30 .. a.-chAirrnAn Tau
s.u-ek caIl.,i eunventh11 % order Senator
pf-lfer SENATOR Alec. i-rAti1s LeoAleiS'
Creaue Davis. General Weaver ant Governof
-,ro~ oss,spy seats 90 tie plattoru- Coaven-
ts,u called - order - Chairman Nott o. the
-,raoun cnumittee. amsi great cheering
E.es.flur q tie cal EAs cuccl1ie'i Arsi sreai
sutAusLAsn And mucn musk l.o-l % -tAies
csnea f,r COMMITTEES Ou credeutlals. tee
- tr,u. senator Teller sayi1- that vote
~ Bryan SIT SeNsl = vote for the none
r.rv tu.sspeu,teuce % America eaussd -reat
es@erinx auoug the assembled teiesaies
Chairman Tauoeneck introduces Gov vi Ian
stone. q Missouri BE delivered an al
.s-e.. on xelcousa. Populist I-uztius Dcuneiy
Wa introduced o. respond % Gov stoos
,tfre-s silver Con-ress1-an NeElAnd's
.D.-,,,h !. h.iuz reserved vita uuca enthn-
.iasz yo1nE Aiy. costumes AZ Gosides- OF
LIBERTY. : reading The Declaration q indie
sentence. TIE oonvention takes recess until
+. -rcrr.-k ftls eve1ln-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-22

TIE Fors-ters a America Vii have a
grand rs1niOn az HancOck on SATURDAY
nsxt. under the a1-piess OF the Court
Rsne Mesuard. Ehich sill BE- attended By
the courts in the iron country. and all
The courts in thi- county a. vel as the
Circle star. Companions % the Forest. OF
Calumet There vii b. A grand parade,
Eh'ch wil scd az the Hancoek para,
where speeches all be made by the Hon.
James T Little q Detroit. 7. u. {. ;. o.
Michigan. TIE Hon. ". J. Peters, OF Ian
-Iug. and other Wsll-knOSn speakers.
4 general good tine = promised 70 al
EhO attend. There ~iil De tug OF var,
the winning team receive prize OF $50,
etc -ueCial train wil leave the Red
Jacket depot az 100. returning IRON
Hancock al II o elOck. The public are
cordially invited ROund trip tickets
OuIy 80 cents.
TIE members o. Court Lafayette, No.
p. Court North star. NJ. Il, and
Companions Of the Forest, No. pa, are
requested 20 meet at their respective
court rooms az l o'clock, sharp. on sat
urday next.