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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
IWzNAeA AT Los ANGELES.
Entertained by Members of the Chansbe,
of Commerce..

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Aug. 22.-The
Merchants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton rendered reception this evening to
Mr.. l. Iwanaga, the general manager of
the Japanese Steam Navigation Company,
which has its terminus at Seattle. He ar
rived in the city from the north and was
met at the depot by President W. G. Pat
terson and Director Forman of the Cham
Der of Commerce, who escorted him about
the city, AT the reception Mayo. RAIDER
made the address of welcome, to which
Mr. Iwanaga replied in English, express
ing commentator of Mr.. Asano's sagacity
In the probable selection of San Diego as
the eastern terminus of the new company.
K. H. Wade, general manager of the
Southern California Railroad, also spoke.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23

day from St. Paul. and this afternoon at
tended a meeting of the directorate OF the
British Northwest Gold Mining Company,
a concern operating extensive placer
mines In the Cariboo country. In company
with Charles F. Fishback, their business
associate in this city, they will leave
Seattle for the Cariboo early next week.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
Marx 1.gain's Loss.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 22.-samuel
M. Clemens MARK Twain) was expected
to arrive to-day on the Paris, but did not
come. His wife and daughter were among
the passengers, however.
Mrs. Clemens was apprised at Quaran-
tine of the death of her eldest daughter
Olivia, who died in Hartford last Tuesday.
Mrs. and Miss Clemens were greatly pros
trated by the sad news.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
Hilborn Honored.

OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 22,-Congress-
man Hilborn was rendered reception to-
night by the Army and Navy League. He
was met at the train and escorted to the
headquarters of the league, where some
speech making was INDUCED in.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
FOE PASSING BoGUs MONEY.
EdscGrd Pettts, Painter, In Serious
Trouble.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Aug. 22.-Edward
Pettis, Santa Rosa painter, is in Jail for
passing bad $40 bill. The bill was origi-
nally good one-dollar note, on which the
figures 20 had been neatly pasted. It was
cashed by business man OF this city just
after circus time" last year, and came
into the possession OF the accused man In q
dice game. He then gave it to Lee Bros.
in payment of 25-eent bill, and they in
turn paid it to the Southern Pacific Rail-
road. Unfortunately for Pettis, the fraud
was discovered in the railroad Office, and
he was at once arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
va Inerense Cotnane.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 22.-Mr.
Preston, Director of the Mint, has gone to
Ph1ladelphia. He Is endeavoring to in
crease tho monthly coinage of gold and
silver ct all the minis.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23

Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, arrived here
this afternoon on the steamship Paris.
Fltzsimmons said his health was excel
lent. He expressed himself as being
ready to fight any man in the world ex,
cent those whom he had already met.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
In AnnenI for E,.nda

CHICAGO, I'LL, Aug. 22.-An appeal
for campaign funds was made tonight in
an address by the Democratic National
Committee to the people OF the United
States.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
LORD Russstps Hi.,t.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Lord
Russell and his party left this morning
for Niagara Falls They will be the guests
of the Cliff House. Before leaving Lord
Russell expressed himself as being very
much pleased with his visit.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
bound for Cariooo Placers.

SEATTLE, WASH. Aug. 22.--E. f. ].
Gaynor, auditor of the Manhattan Rail-
way, and George A. Kelly. representing
J. Edward Addicks, the millionaire poll
tician and gas king, arrived in Seattle to-
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
The Fight for Tasso or Ariosto.

A certain Italian gentleman, 10 Is said,
fought thirteen duels to establish the su-
periority of Tasso over Ariosto. In the
thirteenth the champion of Tasso fell NOR
tally wounded. AS he lay dying he
moaned, s'And after all I have not read
either of them; whereto his opponent
replied, "Nor have L.
MacmilIan's Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
H4fe. afnrder Hanned

MACON, Mo-, Aug 22.-George Ander-
son, wife-murderer, was hanged it Jail
here at IL 80 O'Clock this morning. His
neck was broken and he was pronounced
dead in thirteen minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
Bishop spatafno,s Mission.

PEORIA, ILL, Aug. 22.-Bishop Spald-
ing of the Roman Catholic diocese will
leave tomorrow for Europe TO assist in
the settlement of the estate of the late
Baron Won Zedwitz. who was killed in the
regatta accident off the Isle of Wight.
He is the guardian of the Baroness.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
HUMBOLDT COUsrr,s FAIR.

ATTd"JeMents Made to Eclipse AIt
Former Evsnts.
FERNDALE, CAL, Aug 22.-The seven
teenth annual fair of the Ninth District
agricultural Association, which embraces
bum ooldt County, to be held during next
month, from September Is to 1S in
ciusive' promises to eclipse all former
events. The directors have completed
nearly all preliminary arrangements. The
pavinon Is an immense tent, and a fine
Ahiote Is promised. Two hundred stock
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23

In England and Wales the average dura-
tion of married life has been computed at
about twenty-seyen years.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23

Fitssimnons Home again.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Robert
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23

Kalamazoo, Mich. is famous for celery. See
Thomas aer's advertisements on PAGE 32
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
on Wells PurcAased.

CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 22.-It is stated
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-12
D A AKOTA

En- stor orn, mAtande sju fot mel-
Ian vingspetsarne, sk0ts fora veckan
nara Miller, S. D. -..
Eft nytt postkontor has inrat.
tats White Swan, Charles Mix coun.
tY, S. D., med Dennis Moran som post
mastare.
Skot tire fickor. En- 19:arig poke
vid mann Jeff Lang Lead City, S. D., {,
sk6t ooh sarade Grace Morrison och
tvenne andra aickor pa en- danstill-
stallning derstades fora veckan. An
ledningen till mordf6rs6ket var svart-
sjuka. De sarade tros komma att till-
friskna Lang har rymt fran orten.. "a
Jordskalf Pa atskilliga platser j.
S5dra Dakota f6rmarktes fora vec-.
kan EFT jordskalf, som a sina- stallen
var sa starkt, att byggnaderna skaka-
des sina grundvalar Dock lar ingen
egentlig skada ha utrattats. Jord-
skalfvet f0rmarktes afven grannska-
pet af s. d. belagna delar al Iowa och
Nebraska ~ -
Forsatt pa fri fot blef fora vec-
kan farmaren Otto jacobson fran Ha-
zel, s. D., som var ankIagad for valid.
tagt mot sin egen dotter. Traktens
befolkning, som anser att domaro
| Ross genom slit frikannande handlat
godtyckligt och rak strid mot afagda
vittnesmal, sages ha for aIsigt att Pc
tition uppmana domaren att resignera
fran slit mbete.
Asylstyrelse fallen i on8d. Gu
vernon AlIin uppmanade f0rra veckan
styrelsens for asylen FIR sinnessjuka
jamestown, N. D., samtlige medlem-
mar att frdntrada sina befattningar,
delta icke pa grund af nagon deras
olamplighet utan med anledning af och
for att ia ett slut pa ALT det brak, som
pa senare tiden varit radande bland de
olika faktionerna vid namnda inratt-
ming.
En- pre- dikan, var de-? Metodlst-
presten Davis Miller S. D., sages un-
der en- predikan harf6rliden ha utbredt
sig Diver, att iden ON annonsering inom
affarsverlden ar full 0fyereusstammel-
SO med skriftens lara Han vidh6ll, att
ju mera en- affarsman annonserar, desto
battre lyckas han i sina f0retag, och
drog deraf den slutsatsen, att man med
lika stor f6rdel kunde, begagna sig al
annonsering vid ordets f0rkunnande.
Raddade af en- hund blefvo Fred
locii Will Glitschka SAINT Bert Hart, boz
asatta nara Bismarck, N. D., en- matt /
fora veckan. Under det mannen lago
f0rsankta s6mn utbr6t eld deras bo-
stad. Hunden pa stallet f6rstod att fara
var a farde och borjade upphafva Ska
rande klagotjut Haraf Vacktes man
nen och undgingo pa sa satt att blifva
inne ebranda, hvilket tvifvelsutan blifvit
deras lott, ON hundens mellankomst eli
riiddat dem.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-12
WISCO N SIN.

Ofverkord och 6gonblickligen do
dad af EFT jernvagstag omkring en- mil
vester ON Thorpe blef fora veckan en-
malare vid namn Joseph Helgoth, bor-
dig fran Tyskland.
lila brand. Enligt meddelande
derstades fredags utsatt for olyckan
att bli Sd lila brand, att ba6a hennes
fotter sedermera maste amputeras.
En- ny bank har stiftats | Grants
burg med EFT aktiekapital af $25, 600.
Prof. A F. Drew fr ST Paul dir valid
till pres, o. G. Anderson till v. pres.
och A P. Nelson fr. ST. Paul till kass0r.
Billigare brod. Bagarne Beloit
ha reducerat priset a br0d fran 5,cts
till 8 cts per limpa. Prisnedsattnin-
lar ej endast vara tillfallig, utan siigas
vederborande ha tillkannagifvit att det'
billigare priset kommer att bibehallas.
Lonbranneri. For idkande al
olaglig Notwithstanding har John
Weber fran Tornado, en- liten .plats
belagen omkring 80 mil norrom Green
Bay. blifvit atalad. Lonbranneriet
sages ha varit j varksamhet 2 ars
It'd.
, Nytt grufboIag. The Orinoco
Mining Company inkorporerades La
Crosse under staten Wisconsins lagar
f5rliden vecka med ett aktiekapital al
$50, 900, 600. Bolaget bildades for fere
manader sedan af framstaende affairs
man Wis. och Mimi, af hvilka bland
de senare marktes domare Baxter och
Donald Grant fran Faribault MINI.
Dess afsigt ar att upptaga grufdrift d
det pa mineralier synnerligen rika
landomrade, som ar belaget Vene-
zuela nara Orinocoaodens mynning.
West Superior-nyheter. Banki-
rem A A. Cadwallader, som 1894 blef
d0md till ars tukthusstraff, for for
skingring af honom anf0rtrodda medel,
har af president Cleveland dagarne
fatt strafftiden forhortad till endast 2
AR Ienlighet harmed kommer @. att
frigifvas den Ste nastkommande augu-
sti. - En- ny politisk f0rening med
namnet equal Rights League" har
dagarne stiftats harstades. F6renin-
gen.. for hyilken DIR. Wm. Hanover
waits till president och IL o. Walseth
Till sekreterare, sages ha tillkommit
for nit motarbeta den f6rut existerande
f5rening en- Native American League
Sasom namnet antyder, har sistnamda
forsning till NAL att hindra vara ute
landet fodda borgare fran att beklada
politiska och andra offentliga embeten,
och iorofrigt att alimanhet motverka
de s. X. acknowledgements intresscn. Det-
ta iadelvirda tillvagagaende yackte
rittyis harm och gaf anledning till
stiftanlet af Equal Rig hts f6reningens
som rcdan vnnnit stor tillslntning.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-12
Ocksa en- krlaskrifning.

skolan skulle kriaskrifning sta
Och amnen gafvos upp att profva pa
Och derpa blef uppmarksamheten fast,
Att den som skrifver kortast, skrifver
= III. bast.
Pa fragor fem man skulle skrifva svar,
En- skrifbokssida anslogs h0gst till
t51 1 hvar-
Da krians omfang tagits till sd matt,
Det galde skrifva kort och skrlfya ratt
For krior fruktar pojkar som man vet,
Men slinka undan fans Ell m6jlighet. -
Det gick en- kare 6fver mangens rygg
Men Gale Peterson satt lugn och
#@.... trygg. .
Den f0rsta fragan blef pa Italian fast:
'sHvad bransle nYttiar svenska folket
=. = - =, 's.'. ,'''s'' - mest?" >
Man mYcket prat ON bjork och fur fick
,ac>- Be,
Men Gale Peterson skref blott EFT
l. = = ~ w
Den andra fragan kom och lydde sd:
ssHvarmed b6r en- soldat ur striden
F. -asass5 - -.... .--s.@> ..~a@. -. ga?"
F6r manga sidan blef for knapp, ty
-.a..... =" ~ ..,. II vjrr,
Men Gale Peterson skref blott cit
49, r.
Den tredje fragan lydde 81 sa har:
"Hvad ar som land fran land stads skill
=. ia plar?"
Det skrefs ON granser bade 81 och sd,
Men Gale Peterson skref blott ett-A
Och fjerde fr&gan kom nasta ryck:
''Hvad kan ersatta katie sasom dryck?''
Choklad och mj6lk ber6m man s6kte ge,
Men Gale Peterson skref blott ett-T.
Den sista fragan syntes litet svar:
''Fins nagonting som Diver kungen
gar?"
Nu skrefs ON Gud, ON lag och tidnings-
press,
Men Gale Peterson skref blott ett-S.
Mar skrifningen var slut man skulle Sc,
Hur ALA kriorna sig mande te;
Och det blef ansedt utan all protest,
Att Gale .hade redt sig allra bast.
5.... G6sTA.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-12

Fran Dodge Center formales att
farmarne der i trakten aro starkt be-
tankte pa att uppfora en- spanmalsele-
vator for att salunda kunna kontrollera
hvetehandeln och f5rskaffa sig hogre
pris for sina produkter.
Trott af tjensten. W. E. Lee,
hvilken tienat som superintendent for
reformfangelset ST. Cloud, har resig-
nerat fran denna sin befattning. L0nen
ar 50, 600 per ar, och torde derfor plat
sen Ell behGfya sta vakant. @~
Red Lake Reservationen skall,
enligt fran Washi 5n ingaende un-
derrattelser, uppa j for nybyggare
den 1:ste instundande maj. Till svar q
ingaende skrifvelser ma delta SAM
manhang namnas, att akerbruksiorden
far upptagas enligt Homestead-lagen
med den skiing nemligen, att ssttlaren
i delta fall matte erlagga 81. s5 pr acre.
All timmerskog skall salias a auktion
till den hdgf iudande, hvadan skog-
landet icke ias f5r ST. 25 per acre. Vid
landkontoret Crookston torde lands0-
kare kunna erhalla nirmare underrat-
telser ON landstrackan fraga Bast
ar dock att god It'd sjelf bese landet
Svenska settlement fnnas narheten,
sasom St Hilaire m. Fl. platser.
Duluth-nyheter. Stadsval egde
rum forra veckan, hvilket afopp sd att
dan @ L fo1lxlya,d;doto, T,,al.a. ILL
valid till borgmastare med 677 rosters
majoritet. De republlkanska alder
Observation-Disclosures afgingo ALA med
segern. Den invade borgmastaren ar
demokrat, men partigranserna voro,
hvad borgmastare betraffar, icke sa no.
ga uppdragne. - County Commissio,
ners ha vid ett sistlidne torsdag hallet
sammantrade uttalat sig favor af der
6. k. Anderson-billen eller. beskattning
.af osaldt jernvagsland. Eft allmant
| mote for beifrandet af saken afhalles
Aitkin den II instundande mars, till
hvilket mote delegater skola sandas
fran delta county. - Charles F. John
son, en- af stadens aldre och mera fran.
staende borgare, afied sistlidne l6-dag
J. var f6dd Sverige 1843 och kom till
Amerika vid ito ars alder SAINT bodde
f0rsta tiden i Nicollet county. Oak
tadt helt ung, deltog J. borgarkriget
SAINT var han med Hera l1arda drabb
ningar. Ar 1870 bosatte han sig Du-
luth SAINT egnade sig at bokaffar Har
innehade afVen flere f0rtroendepostel
sasom stadskontrollor, tulluppb6rdsmar
10. In.-- Duluth s. Ninnepeg iernva
gen akaaI fOfsaIias pa offentlig auktiol
den Is instundande mars manad.
Censusuppgifter. Rapporten frat
statens censusbyra dr. fulIbordad. Sta
tens Golkmangd ar l,574,6l9, utg0randt
ett tillok under de senaste fem aren a
272, 793. F6ljande tabsll utvisar der
nuvarande folkmangden statens olik;
counties SAINT 0kningen under de sena
ste fem aren:
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-02-12
Svenskarnes kroppsIangd.

DIR. Hultcrautz h6ll nyligen inom
sallskapet for antropologi och geograf
iStockholm, Sverige, feredrag Diver
ofvan antydda ANNE.
Svenskarne aro ett resligt folk, men
huru pass resiiga arc de?
Vid olika tillfallen hafva siffror, som
beTyst delta, Visserligen framlagts, men
bevisningsmatcrialet har varit brist-
falligt och siffrorna derfor af tvifvelak-
tigt varde. Uppgifter ON hela befolk-
ningen torde man emel.ertid a!drig
kunna erhalla.
Eft synnerligen godt material att
statistiskt bearbeta utg6ra dock de
uppgifter, hvilka lemnas till myndig-
heterna manga land angaende den
ungdom, som intruder i varnpligtsal-
dern, och har Sverige inrapporteras
sadana siffror till armef6rvaltningens
kommandosxpedition fran 80 inskrif-
ningsomraden. ~.
Till grund for sina berakningar lade
talaren salunda fran armef0rvaltningen
hemtade uppgifter ON ,232,367 man i
varnpligtsaldern, hvilka utgjorde en-
fjerdedel af Sveriges vuxna manliga
befolkning. Det wore en- ratt stor siff-
ra och for sig, men man finge vid be-
rakningen af kropgslangden ei gl6mma
'felkallorna", bland hvilka wore sjuk-
domar, emigration o. s,v. Man maste
saledes skatfa sig en- del material afven
fran annat hall for att komma sannin-
gen sa nara som m6jligt.
Svenskarnes aritmetiska medellangd
med siffrorna fran de varnpligtiges un-
ders0kning som grund Ar 1893 meter,
men tar man stammen med beraknin-
gen. stiger siffran till 1,6951 meter,
dock b6r man eli tveka att satta medel-
langden till IL meter, ty de fiesta till
vaxa n&got efter 2l ar. .t#.
Andra nationer uppna f5ljande me
delkroppslangd, nemligen: norman
1858, danskar 1855, ryssar 1,64, finnar
1855, nordtyskar 1853, sydtyskar 1,62-
1854, fransman 1,64 italienare /, 61-
l,65, engelsman 1859, skottar III. ..~..
Svenskarne aro saledes EFT af Euro
pas resligaste folk, det andra ordnin-
gen, med en- enda ,censimeter under
lagsst skottarne. Halfva Sveriges
manliga befolkning eller noga uttryckt
1875 procent uppnar emellertid IL me-
ter och der0fver, och de fyra storsta
r5gsmsutsna haffva 6S pr0oenEt vuxfit
f6rbi denna siffra,
De langsta karlarne traffar man i
Jemtland. Angermanland, Medeipad,
Gestrikland och Helsingland SAINT CO.
teborg med omgifning, de minsta Ska
ne, Blekinge, ostergotland, Smaland,
Vestmanland, Lappland och Vesterbot-
ten.
Man har framkastat en- hel del hypo-
teser eller antaganden ON orsaken till
dessa olikheter kroppslangd sasom
geografiskt lage, breddgrad, klimat, Ri
kedom pa skog, befolkningstAthet, eko.
nomiska och sanitara forhallanden O. 8.
VI, men ALA dessa kullkastas aide In
hemtade och obeyekliga siffrorna, och
man maste STAMINA vid, att olika rasin-
fytanden gjort sig gallande olika de-
lar af landet. I de nordliga landska-
pen kan man antaga infytande fran
Finland och de sydliga fran Danmark
och Tyskland.
JemtlAndingarne aro eft h02rest
folk och landskapet har koloniserats
fran Norge, der man Trondhjems.
trakten just antraffar de langsta norr---
mannen.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29
KENTUCKY GOLD DEMOCRATS.
VIII Hoid n state Convention at Lou-
i>NiiIe NrNt Month for the Pur-
nose uf DrganiyInE,

Louisville, Ky, July 2S.-Thc gold stand
ard Democrats N Kentucky VIII hold a
state convention on August ~ m this city
10 perfect thorough organization OF their
forces ana select delegates To the national
convention decided upon at the recent con
ference held In chicago. Mass meetings. are
10 be held IN the various counties ~ the
state on August TO select delegates TO the
stat" convention.
This wa- decided upon at wei aticui-
oi conference Ht the board uf trade hall
to-day. at which prominent Democrats
from all over tn" state Were present.
Chairman Gcorg" NJ DIylr In calling the
meeting 10 order, stated that in the oplu-
lor uf sound money Democrats OF Kpn-
lucky, 'hc real party mad no organization
"futf m ths htni" OF IN IN" country, and
the pressing business before them Law In
tho formation Of a thorough organization
IN Kentucky Prior 20 tn" stat. convention
IN" machinery Of the party would be con-
Quoted by n committee appointed from the
congress sloHAl districts.
Hon, Charles r. Long. who until re-
Gently was chairman Of the regular DEM
oCratic state central committee, was Choa-
cn chairman nni Judge ] o. Ward of
bourbon, secretary. \ call of the con-
ErssslOnnl districts showed that with tho
exception Of the Second all were repre-
srnte1
An executive committee was appofnted
to act until the convention Of August 9p
George VI, Davie OF Louisville was made
Chairman OF the executive committee
Hon. Il; r. Tyler. Of Fulton. was chosen
national committeeman. After Issuing a
call for the state convention, the confer
ence adjourned.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29

Mrs. Nina Keyton. aged 49, died at hel
home, 1904 East Eighteenth street, yester
day, of blood poisoning. Burial will tax,
place tomorrow afternoon at Union GENE
The funeral of Ed Wilson. who was sho
IN Dick stones saloon, last Monday morn
The Emanuel Baptist church, sixth .ant
charl9tte,, Elder Morgan officiating, Bur
John Doney, aged %, a hack driver. died
at his home, 81 Mcclure place, yesterday
from his home to-morrow morning at il
O'Clock. Burial will be in Union Gene
The funeral services Of Carrie Wilson
who died at her home, 2l2l Washington
street, last Monday morning, We're held
crnoon, The Daughters OF Rebekah. OF
clated. Burial took place in Elmwood Gem
etery.
The infant son of John Caughlin died at
his home, 2sl6 Anderson avenue, yester-
81. Mary's cemetery al j O'clock yester-
s;t The funeral s services Of Herschs! p.
pendicitls, Monday evening, were held yes
Burial took place in Woodlawn cemetery.
The funeral services of Lee Scott We're
held from bis late home, 1901 Lydia ave
The remains sf Sunny Mason, the jock.
at the Exposition Driving park Monday
afternoon. Were shipped 10 Caney, Kas'
where his mother is buried. yesterday
morning at O'Clock for burial Several
Of his Jockey friends accompanied the re-
John Jacobson, nm employe at the city
hospital, died at that place yesterday aft
eThccn. OF tuberculosis. His brother, Ja-
ops office.
The funeral services of Mrs. Annie
Thomas. who died at her home. l52s Euclid
avenue. Monday, will be held from her late
residence at 10 o'clock this morning. Burial
VIII take place in Union cemetery.
George Meisel. aged 35, who was found in
an uneonsclous condition on the front
steps OF the house at 9li He'll street and
taken to the city hospital, died without re-
sainins CONSCIOUSNESS, at o O'clock last
bauly bruised. a post mortem examina-
Mrs. George II. Richardson, aged 81, died
AT her home. corner OF Fifteenth and Park
last evening, from the result of u cancer
She was a prominent member OF Rathbone
Sis ters and Trinity ehapei, No. II. The
former lodge Will conduct the funeral sery-
ton NJ. r. church at 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning, Burial will take place in Elm.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29
COST OF MAKING A MINE.
1t All Depends Upon the Why tho
Precious Metal lis Hidden

From the Spokane Spokesman Review.
Ihere are no hard and fast rules In re-
Earu 10 making mine from the time IL
passes into the prospector's hands until il
becomes dividend payer. Many mines are
such, as the miners say, from the grass
roots and turn out large quantities of
ore from the beginning.
j, b. HaCrin, the millionaire mine owner.
took 100000 from the Custer mine in
Lemhi county. ID, before 1t became necos-
Sary to use "A candle This mine was known
as the Mineral Mountain. man came
along one day, and after looking Mt it re-
market: why, the hanging wall l. gone"
This was true. Nature had assisted thu
miner In this case: the mountain side had
erodei leaving the mineral standing there
Mr.. liaggln also spent 100000 In develop-
ing the Anaconda mine before 1t was on a
paying basis.
Mines have been discovered containing
fabulous wealth, although prospector
would starve to death In trying to work
Homestake mine, in the Black hills The
prospectors who made the discovery could
do nothing with IT, and II passed into tho
hands of Senator Hearst and other Califor-
mia capitalists. They concluded that unless
II was worked on large scale II could not
be made profitable. An eighty-stamp mill
was ordered and shipped in from Cheyenne
at a cost Of sl3j, ,OdI as an experiment. The
mine has paid in dividends $500 a month
for seventeen years.
1t requires n large amount OF money us
ually to put II mine on n dividend paying
basis. and. as a rule, this the prospector
cannot do, although prospcctors have made
fortunes with their properties.