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Your Physical Condition

Needs attention at this time. Ii you
are tired, weak and nervous, it is
clear that your blood is impure, and
without doabtt there there has been TOO
much overwork or strain on brain
and body. The course of treatment
for such a condition is plain and
simple. The blood must first be pu-
rified so that the nervous system,
and, in fact, all the organs must be
fed upon pure blood. Intelligent
people without number have testi-
fled that the best blood purifier and
nerve tonic is Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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CORBIN IN Arkansas.

Austin Corbia's name is familiar
one in Arkansas by reason of the
interest he has displayed in this
State as a field for Investment. He
is largely interested in Chicot county
lands and was instrumental in colo
nizing 5000 Italians in that section
of the State. He was also one OF the
projectors OF the Sunnyside Rail
road.
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ANNUAL STATE
of the Veterans of the
Grand Army of Pennsylvania
Opened Today.

cHAMRERsnuo, Pa, June g
Among the features of entertain.
ment offered the Veterans of the
Grand Army who opened their
Annual State Encampment here
today was included excursions this
afternoon to the battleGelds of
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About Completed lis Labors.

TERRE HAufE, Ind, June 1.-The
Travellers Protective Association
wound up the business end OF its
national convention at a brief session
held this morning and after luncheon
the visiting knights of the grip with
their better halves entered upon the
windup OF the entertainment portion
of the programme. fright and
early tomorrow morning the
majority OF the visitors will leave
on the excursion to Put-in-Bay and
and other resorts on Lake Erie.
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NEARING A CLOSE.
The Grand Ball To Be Given BY the
Gear and Czarina Will Be the
Close of the Coronation
Festivities.

Moscow, June A. -Notwithstand-
ing the atmosphere of gloom and
deepest mourning which still per-
vades the ancient capital as a re-
suit of the recent terrible catastro-
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Defeated Again

The Pine City's Jr., defeated the
Hoboken's by a score OF 4 to 8.
Melnotte Vets made "A fine one-hand
catch. Batteries: Hanf, friedman,
Reeves and Everett.
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Mcrcur Mining Notes

Frank Wood Of Evanston was in town
last week arranging TO let a contract to
run a fifty foot tunnel in the Wasatch
shaft. This mine is one OF five claims
in the Silverado canyon owned by a
number Of Evanston parties comprising
Messrs. Foote, Stone, Cashin and others.
The shaft is down sixty feet and a
twenty foot drift has been run in from
the bottom of the shaft. The prospects
are quite encouraging to the owners of
the claims.
Al Facer and Ben Conklin came in
this week from the West Dip. where
they have been doing development
work on some claims. While here a
big flood washed away some of their
camping outfit, and Ben has since been
down 10 gather up the remnant.
Work on the Gold Points at Sunshine,
which has been suspended since the 4Uh,
viii begin this week.
The Annie and Geneva NJ. group of
claims was last week bonded to New
York parties, the amount agreed on be-
ing S3,5G0 a neat sum in cash was paid
down. the balance to be paid in thirty
and sixty days. The property is owned
by P. f. Rock, Jack O'Neill, Nels John
son, Marion Sm55h, John Black and
Jack Green. and is located in Silverado
canyon, adjoining the Little Pitt=burg,
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probably not be pushed until after the
shaft Improvements are made, The
properties are looking very we'll in the
deep. The stock vas shaded somewhat.
during the week. sAIercur is operating
10 its fun capacity ana making a splen-
did record. There was little change in
the stock during the week, the offer
ings being very light 1t should be a
splendid buy The July dividend was
paid on the 10Th. The Ontario has de-
clared its July dividend OF 10 cents per
share The company produced during
the year bullion to the value of $685.,
SOL with ore sales of $47,297. It's cash
balance is now over $400, GOO. Overland
VIII build a mill this year. according
TO the management. Silver King was
strong The new tanks at the Sun
shine mill are 10 be placed without de-
lay. There was an increased inquiry
for the stock. Swansea did not recover
its lost strength. Shipments are very
gratifying. Utah is putting out the
usual amount Of high-grade ore and be-
sides paying its regular dividend is in
creasing its surplus. Development
work at the Gold Dust is being prose-
cuted with great vigor and the showing
of ore is highly gratifying. The di-
rectors are expected TO order a mill
within the next thirty days. South
Swansea is looking we'll and making
shipments of ore.
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P0LLOcK's LETTER.
Review of the Mining share Market
Enr tka NNncl.

For the Week.
James A. Pollock viii say in his
weekly mining share market letter,
under date Of July n 1896:
Z Comparatively little change from the
conditions existing during the previous
same period were experienced by the
local mining stock market throughout
the week just closed. There We're no
violent fluctuations in quotations, al
though the anticipated upward move
menJ has not as Yet commenced, or at
least become general It. is quite likely
that there VIII be little change until
after the first Of the coming month at
least. II looks as though any OF the
iirst-class stocks are splendid buys at
present quotations.
AIaN did only a limited amount Of
business. quotations not being matte
rally changed. Glthough the tendency
was slightly u0WnWarGs instead OF up
ward. The properties are making a
good record of production. Alliance is
doing some development work, but the
stock is not in demand. Anchor
strengthened again quite materially,
with offerings light. Encouraging de-
Velopments just made are responsible
for this change for The better
Bullion-Beck paid its July dividend
nj -alK far N
,svt1a of a. east ~ caTte 5a,. .--s e5a1 ~.
Mi be ordered Dsi5 mis- manfb The
pfonerties are in snIan(jid con5ition AMI
1he .5nranl. eoi,i5 nav ne TfI. az W.
dan6 win casa Ro~on ala notIinr
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THE KING JAMES.
A West Tfntic Property Which is
showing Up Wei.

Charlie Smith, tbs well-known in
saranoe man. is back from q visit to
the King James mine. which is owned
by himself, Z. II. Peery, Dan Cliff
and L. L. Crooks.
He reports the mine as being in good
condition and says the shaft Is now
dow to a depth Of 100 feet, and that
the force Of men engaged are working
right along and viii carry the same
down 10 depth OF 800 OF 400 feet, q
contract for another 200 feet having
been let. At the former depth it may
veins. the conditions Of the ground
determining that action, and win be
considered when the proper time
comes.
The shaft is a double compartment
shaft and is a. marvel of the miners
skill. being one Of the prettiest Ia this
western country.
The King James has two parallel
veins and the ore is about the same
es THAI found liz the Swansea, the
YanlSee Girl and the -Four Aces. The
end lines Of the group join on the
famous Iron mines in the West Tsntc
district. and from all that can be
learned it is one Of the best prospects
in this section although this informa-
ton was not written with a view TO
doing any booming, the management
declaring shat there is no stock for
sale or the market SO hong as they
are able to pay the men now engaged
in jcing The development WORK.
Several tens of ore are now lying on
the dump and a shipment of one car
load OF selected VIII be made very
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Z Mining Nnfes md Personals.

Pete Christensen is up from Mercur
to celebrate Pions2r day.
Joe Smith is in from the Marion and
says the workings are all o. K.
L. E. Ritter, the well-known mining
operator, left last night for oregon on
important mining business.
Several mining men. among them
j. 3. Taylor, Will so TO Alta today to
look over some properties there.
Major Busenbark of the East Golden
Gate went down. yesterday to watch
George Kellog work the big drill.
a Kern county (Cal) miner named
Jaggers recently picked UP 33-ounce
nugget. His Jaggers was in luck.
John L. Lawson IS in Mercur look
ing after the Gold Coin and the Hornet
mines, in which he is interested. He
Will return today.
Eastern advices are to the effect
that Utah sulphur may become a good
sale unless conditions change as re-
lates to the market.
Colonel J. F. WoOdman has gone to
Bingham, where he viii examine the
WLnuemuck, in which he has an inter
est. and VIII return home tomorrow.
Cad Preble, one of the owners of the
Mercur tOWrsite and otto VIII are in
from Utah's johannesburg and report
everything in camp in good condition.
Henry Franklin of the Buckeye went
to Tooele yesterday to examine the
county records in relation to some
mining claims in which he is inter
es'ted.
]. II. Van Pelt has gone to Bingham,
whare he will look over the Mohawk.
Ii is reported there is a deal on for
the property but nothing could be OBJ
tanned yesterday concerning it.
"Buckskin' Clark expects to leave
this morning for the Goldstone mine,
near Salmon City, Idaho, in the de-
Velopment of which, with several prom
inent Salt Lakers- he IS interested.
The patent office has granted letters
to the owners of the Bennett ANAL
gamator, extensive mention of which
was made by The Herald some time
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD. FRIDAY. July q. 1895

as the resources OF the different states
These floats TO be built on wagons and
taken 10 the principal cities OF the east,
each Heat representing the state, hav-
ING its coat OF arms placed upon il.
Good speakers should accompany
taese floats and silver literature could
be distributed, the floats 70 be trans
ported On fat cars and after every
para de mass meetings TO be held.
The idea viii be presented. to the
national committee for action.
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siRNEYs n - CANIoN.
Matt Gisborn Preparing 10 Patent
Some Ground There.

NJ T. Osborn, accompanied by
Deputy United States Mineral Sur
veyor Herman, has gone 10 Dry can
yoH for the purpose OF having from
eisn@sen To twenty claims which the
former owns in that district, surveyed
for q patent Although there has been
but little said Of late in this connec-
ton, Nj Osborn stated a few days
ago that from the work which he had
caused to b. done in that section he
was satisfied there was going TO be
good results from his holdings and
that he would proceed to have the
same patented as quickly as possible.
Il is rUnoTed that he is doing this
with q view TO making a sale and
that the ground was eXperjed some
iime ago but this is not admitted by
the owner at al, and the only reason rs
declared IS that he warts TO have the
title transferred from The government
10 himself. There has been consider
able work done on the gr0und-ample
10 warrant q patent being issued many
times over.
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to New York. There we committed one
burglary We did not realize very much
from it and st. Clair thought we had
better come back To Chicago. We arr
rived in Chicago several days agO and
have been watching for an oppOrtun-
ity to set away from st. Clair"
From head to foot You feel the good
thaL's done by DIR. Pieces EStsepr4
Medical Discovery. it pUrifies the
blood, it cleauses repairs. and invigor-
ales the whole system. In recovering
from grip or i'm conValescence from
pneumonia. fevers, or other wasting
diseases, uothiug can equal it as an APP
petizing. restorative tonic to build up
needed flesh and strength. It roUses
every organ into natural action. pro-
notes all the bodily functions and re-
stores health and vigOr. For every dis
ease that comes from torpid liver or
impure blood. dyspepsia, Indigestion,
biiOusness, and the most stubborn skin,
scalp or scrOfuious affections, the Dis
covery" is the only remedy 50 certain
that it could be ard was for years sold
under a positive guarantee OF giving
satisfaction in every case or money
would be refunded.
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EIect<ic Bitterz.

Electric Bitters is o medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed in the spring. when
the languid. exhausted feeling pre-
walls, when the liver is torpid and
sluggish and the need of a tonic and
Alternative is felt. A prompt use OF
this medicine has often averued long
and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No
medicine will act more surely in coun-
teractirs and freeing the system from
malarial poison Headache. .indiges-
ton. Consultation. Dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Only fifty cents per
bottle at Z. c. NJ. I. Drug dept.
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ago The application was made last
october.
william ]. Murphy and Ben Brown
have gone to the Blue Bell mining
district, where they viii examine some
properties in which they are inter
ested. The Blue Bell is south OF the
Sunshine, at the head of Vernon creek.
and some good ore is being obtained
there.
c. II. Jacobs. manager of the Sun
shine mine and receiver for the Bank
of salt Lake, returned last night from
visit TO the mine, which he states is
looking bigger and better than ever.
Mr.. Jacobs also says that work Will in
all likelihood soon be resumed in the
development Of the Malvern property,
which adjoihs the Sunshine
Joseph Marion. who owns consider
able property at Alta, where he has
been working for twenty-five years
who has been in the city for some days
left this morning for the camp TO
meet with a small mining delegation
which has gone up there TO look over
the camp and the several properties.
Mr.. Marion owns the ground which
was recently examined by ex-Sher!n
Mcqueen. The deal, however, which
was on the taps has been declared of.
Joe Dederich, the successful and pop
ular miliWright returned Wednesday
night from the Blue mountains, San
Juan county, where he has been max
ing preliminary arrangements for the
erection of a ten-stamp quartz mill at
the Gold Queen mine The lumber for
the plant is now being hauled and
within a few days Joe will leave for
the mine with a force of eight men.
and the mill will be pushed to COM
pletion as speedily as possible Mr..
Dederich reports that the Gold Queen
4 is a splendid piece of property and
that it will soon be on a paying basis.
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STRANGE STORY.
1t is Told BY Il Isd of Sixteen
Years

4
Years.
CHICAGO, July 23.-The police are
investigating a strange story Just told
them by 16-year-old Arthur Peterson.
Young Peterson was arrested on the
lake front. Noses st. Clair. colored.
"a years Old who was with the boy
was also arrested and locked up. At
the police station he refused to Ia X,
but the boy told Sergeant Murphy that
in St. Paul, his native city, he met St
Clair. who seemed to exercise a pecu-
liar influence over him. Less than a
year ago, young Peterson said, he came
to Chicago with St. Clair. who told the
boy, so the latter said, tha: if he at
tempted to leave him or told anyone
about the mistreatment he received he
would kill him.
Several weeks ago he went out to
Oak Park and Austin said young
Peterson" and committed a number Of
burgaries in each place. st. Clair com
PEELED me TO assist him in these bur
glaries, telling me what to do. We got
considerable valuable property which
ST. Clair disposed of, and then we went
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n1nrveIlons Results.

From a letter written by Rev. T..
Gunderman of Dimondale, Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract:
II have no hesitation in recommends
ing Or. Kings New Discovery, as the
results were almost marvellous in the
case of my wife. While 1 was pastor
of the Baptist church at Rives juno
ton she was brought down with Pneu-
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CARNIVAL CAMPAIGN.

Novel idea For Carrying the War
into Africa.
II. f. Bellar Of This city has a novel
idea for carrying the campaign for sill
Yer into the east. He thinks ten west
ern states should join in building that
many floats representing the interests
of the mining west, one the life Of the
prospeetor, another representing the
losses sustained in trying to obtain the
precious metals without reward; others
showing mines in full operation, as well
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whose stock created such hit on the
stock exchange last winter. These
claims are said TO be among the best in
the district, and if paying ore is. not
struck Within a short distance the Local
ity and present formation is most de-
ceiving 10 some of our best experts.
Work IS to be vigorously prosecuted in
different places on the claims at once.
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THE PERUVIAN.
Little Cottonwood Carbonates Which
Are showing y Nicely.

From gentleman who came down
from Little Cottonwood yesterday it
is learned that the Peruvian which is
owned by several Salt Lake CITY par
ties is getting out some very nice ore.
IL is a carbonate proposition and has
been worked for three or four years.
" A. TAYLOR, formerly connected
with the business Office OF the Tribune,
and Mr. Blair. las Partner, are at the
mine and it is reported the former
has a nice soft position sorting ore on
the dump.
A shipment of ore viii be made in
a short time from the pile which he
is accommodating.
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PIONEER DAY EXCURSIONS
M thnr-ninn Pncifc.

July 23d and oath the Union Pacific
will sell excursion tickets 10 oil points
in Utah and to points in Idaho and
Wyoming within fifty miles of State
line. at one fare for round trip: tick
cts good returning until July 9th.
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VERY RICH QUARTZ FOUND
King James at West Tintic
Showing Well.

Surveys For Patents in Dry Canyon
Peruvian showing-RocI1y bar
Gold Mines--Ore and BuIIion-
work on the IbeN-POHocIs'N
weekly decentralization Rcser-
Nation-Idnho For n Silver Cam
raiin-Mining Notes and News
From AH fhc Camps.
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monia succeeding IL Grippe. Terri
BILE paroxysms OF Coughing would last
hours with little corruption. ana il
seemed as if she gould not survive
them. A friend recommended DR..
Kings New Discorery; it was uuiclc
in its work and highly satisfactory N
It's results" Trial bottles free At Z.
NJ. C. 7. Drug dept Regular size. SOC
and s1.0G
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For over Fifty years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, scftens the gums. al
lays all pain. cures wind collie, and is
the best remeGy for Diarhoea. Twent-
ty-fiye cents 4 bottle.
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on ROCKY mar DISTRICT.
Good Reports From Property Owned
in This City.

Several Salt Lake parties are inter
ested in properties in the Rocky Bar
country in Idaho and it is stated that
several strikes Of gold-bearing rock
have been made there. which are i'm
mense. although those who are in pos
session of the Information decline TO
make anything public until matters
can De arranged which Will not inter
fere with the business pordon of the
pro- position
From one of the Idaho papers is
that parties from Idaho Fa1ls have
returned from there with evidence Of
good lodges of rock and that prepara-
tons for working the same are being
made
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work oy FHE InEN.
Colonel Mount Is Happy Over the
Prospects There.

Prospects There.
The Richferd Advocate says that
Colonel S. T. Mount, who IS the heaviest
owner in the hex. is happy over the
prospects. Some good ore has been en-
countered, and from the indications it
would appear tllat q. body of gold hear
ing rock well soon be encountered. Eight
men are working and have driven &
tunnel into debth of 40 feet, and are
going $50 feet more. when 1t is Ioped
the ore body viii be tapped. The men
are working three shifts and are max
ing progress at the rate of six feet per
day.
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|)LD STRIKES TN I'HE SOUTH.

soon. From the mill runs which have
been made and the careful selections
of the mineral alluded TO, which has
been picked with a view TO ascertain
ing the best which is FOUND il is an
ticipated good return viii result.
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The April Fool mill and teaching
plant is now under full way and we
company have the telephone line be-
tween the mill and springs completed
and their construction work for the
present is about hnished.-De Lamar
ode
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Ore end nnlIion.

Receipts of ore and bullion in this
city yesterday were as follows:
Wells, Fargo q Co.-Pennsylvania
bullion, ,S25.
Commercial National Bank-Ores, &c.
600.
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ruERE IS coon MoxEY

To be made IN mining stocks by careful
investment Utah's listed stocks have
paid $50 gO3 600 in regular dividends.
weekly market letter ana quotations
JAMES A. POLLOCK. l6O Main ST, eet.
Salt Lake City.
E. G. wooLLEY. Jr.. Member Stock
Exchanges
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-24

Bar silver was quoted Yesterday in
New York city at 6S7s; London, 5115
pence Lead-New York, $2.S5. Copper,
1912
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The CIearings.

The c.earings of the associated banks
Of the city yesterday were S166,1S1. For
the same day LAST year the clearings
were S244,6 52
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MORPHINE AND ALCOHOL

Habits permanently cured at the
Kelley institute. 166 West Second
North, under direct supervision OF Dr.
Kelley
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MIKADo MATIxEn AT GARFIELD.
Pioneer Day.

A matinee as well as a nigh. per-
Torrance of "Mikado' at Carried
Beach next Friday. Pioneer day. 10
charge whatever Trains 81 1000 1900.
100, 2:15, 3:15. 400, 500, 500, 7:t5, SOD.
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p. e. Crooks stock broker. Al West
Second South street. Telephone 81.

Pass the good word along the line.
Piles can BE- quickly cured without an
operation by simply applying DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Nelden5J udson
Drug Co
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An cage
Of Investigation" indeed !

of investigation" indeed!
You are interested in a hum
bred far-away matters that do
not concern you at all. But
here is a matter that comes
to your own door, an evil
that attacks you and your wife
and your children, and you
pay no attention to 1t.
Investigation indeedl This
is an age of Tux!
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Small in size. put great IL results.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers set gently
but thoroughly, curing Indigestion,
dyspepsia and constpa ion Small
nil. safe pill. best pill. Nelden-Judson
Drug Co