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The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-24
Market Gossip

Furnished by the w A. Michael Com
mission Co. Brokers in Grain. Provisions
and Stocks, 10 West Sixth Ave, Topeka.
Kan
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-24

Scott & Scott. The Cremerie, 726 Ave.
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e1cYcLEs.

m OPEKA CYCLE CO.. 112 W. sth St
L Bicycles and sundrtes; bicycles and
tandems for rent; repairing OF all kinds.
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TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
PRINTERS

TOPEKA PRINTING CO., 112 East Sew
enth St Nail orders given prompt at
tention. Print everything. Prices right.
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Tin SHOPS

T NJ BAIRD, hot air furnaces. galvan-
- ICED and tin roofing. 216 w 9Th. Tel $50.
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mOmoias Gnd k before committee ana
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THE MINEs Of JISrtC.
Encouraging Change IN the sro,klyn
GrUuu-Sirike in t.ie liumeriaLc.

Encouraging Change IN TIA" sro,kl Tyr
Gruuu-S,rise in ine siume-iahc.
The TiBtic Miner In It's week.
write.up say: A very encouraging
change is reported this weskj IN tn,
tunnel on tie Btooklyo group il
North Tintic which Is icing deVel
oIed by Pat Shea and Mike Murnsne,
Indications are that they are ge,ting
very close to ore.
w. + Fugate, president OF the Utab
Silver King Mining company, came
Town from salt Lake lsst Friday to
lo1k after matters At that property
He sJv1fes us that work IL being
steadily prose cutsd at the mine aud
that they have a considerable show
ing OF ore.
Jesse Knight was in MANN lh
Tuesdty ana we are advised completed
arrangements Tor an initial run OF the
Humbug second clsss ore through the
Sioux mill. Ii the run IL successful
the mill will continue at wurt; 1t not
VIZ are advhei that 1t will close down
uefnitely.
An ore strike Is reported this week
in the dfiit from the 3OO.l9ot level OF
toe Eomestsse, the ore running 80 per
cent copper. SO ounces silver and 81
gold. A shipment 10 promised In a
e1 days. In the meantime the cha
10 being contit ueu uownwarj and as
soon as the 400 10 reached drifting
from that Level will commt nee.
J. 4. o llesby and J. l.. Yuudt OF
the Emerald were out Sunday looking
after matters at that proper y. They
report the shait down TO the 700.'oot
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ore body, Tho Mas, lie also. shipping a

ore body. Tho Mast lie also. shipping a
carload OF concentrates.
The shipments Of carbonate from the
Fortune mine last geek returned so
per cent end, fret clu,s, and 40 per
cent seconn c nee. Manager Hill made
another Shipment this week OF ven
carlcaJs Of third class carbonate, OF
which six wer" rom tho Fortune n d
Que rom the Keystore mine. The
latter Is now yielding a very fine
quality OF galena ore, lately broken in
to.
We understand the L,et Chance
mill Is hereafter TO be Iun ~ u uhlp
shitt until all tue rev mach =
cry has afrivet, wnen 1t will
shut down for two nr three weeks, un.
dersOiBg changes. one Carload is
now en route, an tire balance u1der
orders to chip without delay. The
present cspacily OF the mill, aUGut 40
tone, VIII be s0mew b at Increased Ia itr
new foIm, aud better wOrs Will result.
The mines are looking well, ana the
u,look at the Last Cnauce Ia ptomis.
ing for buoy fall anu winter. a
carload Of concentrates was shipped
Tuttdsy when contained 90 per cen
gpu
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70 boJy assaying IS ptr cent lead, A.
ounces silver and sl27 90 in gold 10 the
ton.
1t is reported that Joe. Kaufman
and partner, who are working a lease
on the old Brooklyn mine In Bing-
lam, have strong indications OF min
eral in an ClI abandoned tunnel watch
snow in distance OF 500 feel.
a car OF ore from the Chloride Point
was sold Oh the open market yesterday,
the mineral moving values OF l42
ounces silver and 81 80 Ia gold to the
ton. 1t Is said the lot brought in the
neighborhood OF 81 800. Hal w.
Brown lie now president OF the COM
rany, vice George Crismon, resigned.
The Twin Bridges, Mont, Monitor
says that Dave keIuharut, superintel.
dent Of the GolJen Sunlight group OF
mints near Wh,t,hol. was in town
yesteI day. Mi. II, hsrdt had been
IN Dillon and stated that the
"Giaettr" dr.dge at Bapnnck had
cleaned up $40. 600 In the frs. seven.
teen days in July, This was the first
run,
w. o. Taylor, superintendent Of the
Warrens placer enterprise, Is spending
few dsys in the capitol. Superin-
tendent Taylor brought down with
him $1,000 IN bullion, the result OF
eleven uay's run. He saga the ground
now being worked with the big dredRe
yields thirty-tive cents a yard. He
does not work all the ground to bed
rock, taking of the top two feet'
which for the most part contains very
little gold.-Boise Statesmen.
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TOOele County Institute.

A great interest in educational cir.
cles ia being manifested in Tooele
county. The Teachers Institute hss
been in session einoe the 9th, and has
bsen largely attended by the teachers
iEom all parts of the county.
superintendent Marks has Iabored
indefatigably for its success, and
through his efforts the institute has
secured Professor G. A. Whiting and
II. g. Roylance OF the University, and
Mics Qualtrougb OF the city schools TO
deliver series OF lectures on Educa-
tional toplcs. Mr.. ii. l.. Nelson,
former principal of the Tooele schools,
delivered lecture to the teachers on
School Government and Moral Train
Ing yesterday. Today, August 14.h,
the teachers OF the county gave nu ex-
cursiOntO Garfield. where they have
arransed TO bring of sports and Rsmas
OF various descriptions. The days eu-
joympnt will close with grand ball.
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level and that the station will be cut
at once and drifting commenced.
They ale extremely sanguine as TO
the future OF the mil ,, and the present
appearance seems TO justify their lee :
ings.
Gus Tetro advises us that he will
leave the latter part OF this month for
Vanderbilt cJunty, Nevada, In com.
pany with Ernest w iIliams,v ice presI.
dent OF the TetrO Mining company,
and T. q. WINNER of Paysou. They
go to examine the Barefoot mine in
which Mr.. Williams is heavily intel
ested. Immediately after Supsrinteu.
dent Tetro's return, which VIII be the
fore part OF next month, work on the
Telro mine will tie resumej.
The Lower Mammoth mine Is fast
proving itself the wonder OF Tintir.
Another new strike was made Tuut-
Jay In the shaft which exceeds IL
richness and apparently in extent
anything which has heretofore been
uiscovered. The ore rune exceeding
iy high in both gold and copper.
drifts have been stsrteI from the shaft
to explore the new find ana the ore
is being carefully ssckeI. tits b..
lieveu that the initial shipment which
will 60 out In few days will te o.
extremely hign grade.
Shipme ma from the district for the
week are as follow: From the Bull
lion.Be 20 carloads ore, from II
Centenniai.Eufeka 2 carloads Or :,
from the Eureku.Hill mill carload
concentrates. from the Eureka-Hii
mine 6 carloads ore. from the Gemiui
IL carloads ore, from the Uncle Sam
six carloads ore, from the GIANT Coz.
trail 2 caaloads ore, from the Sioux
mill 2 carloads Concentrates, fro n the
Bull ID Jmingo l carload ore, from the
Dragon Iron mine "a carloaus ore.
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When tue liver is sluggish ali other
organs are involved. You sufier from
Constipation. I Billousness, Jaundice,
Headache, Indigestion, Pain IN Back,
Chills anu LOSS Of Energy. You will
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you use
HERBINE. 1t cures quickly when
other remedies utterly isil. Regulates
the Liver, PuIlti.s tho BLOOD. HER
BINE Ia Il Hsrmlvfa Vegetable Remedy
thaI gives new lilo and eUergy almost
from the first dose. Pricr rs Gents.
Free Trial Bottle al z q. Nj. 1.
Drug Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

Working the ". y. bryan n AiiG-
ACTIVITY In the Camp.
Otto Hudson, who In company with
John Beck lie working the W. J.
Bryan mine at Alta in the Little Cot
tonwook canyon, came In from the
old stamping ground iast evening.
Mr.. Huds0n reports the prosnecIs
Tor the opeuing ~ OF big mine IN
the w. j. Bryan Krouud, very fsv0i.
aole. He says they have seven men
at work, come OF whom ara tuDneling
while the others are sinking a shalt.
Very good looking ore has been taken
out recently but no assays as yet have
been made. There is considerable
activity In the famous old camp at the
present time, and work IL being
vigorously prosec'ed on the City
Rock, Leo, Marion, GnzzIey,
Rustler, aud several others. All these
properties ale ioOsing we'll and their
prospective owners are hopeful ul
soon finding themselves in bonsrxS-
dom,
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LUCKY HILL LOOKING WELL.

Tho Mine showing Ore Ayersrins
SI6sO in Goid-Parh city shipments
The Park Patriot in reviewing the
week, says that as a prospect Il @
Lucky Bill looks better than ever b. d.
fore. President Joe Hatch maue his
regular weekly examination OF the
property Monday. He is more than
pleased with what he found, ana ne
Is man not easily plea.ei In mining
deal either. Were we Ia the preIict.
ing business We Would say that the
Lucky Bill will be an expense payin1
proposition before the snow flies.
Were We ut liberty to tell y part OF
what We know we would sta,e that
there 10 lots OF ore in slght that will
average $3.50 in gold and consider.
able leau. VINO would want a better
thing?
Only about 35 men remain at the
Ontario mine, 1t Ia thsught that the
close OF the week will record the com.
plete shutdown, TEN orsrily oil u GER
tainty. Of that greatn wealth pro.
uucer, which haS more ore IN sight
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A Resumption in the PIT ON Monday
noInipE.


Morning.
Pursuant to adjournment the stock
biOken will meet 10 the pit VI the Eek.
Change on Monday, there to once more
dsbole In mining stocks and bull and
beir them as their respective interests
msy dictate.
Since the closing period there has
hseR considerable business In Stoke,
but none oil them have sold ut what
could be termed very fsttering
fsur, The pressure brought
10 bear on the white metal
An caused that class OF
iscotitiss to melt, as It were, like q
tender icicle before the blazing sun.
dold stocks, however, have been 10 tho
''endaul and when Mondays call
olsns there undoubtedly will be- q
vigorous demand for those represent.
lns the yellow metal, while on the
aael hand, oliver stocks II asked for
y oil, will be wanted at bed rock
lia'sa and Offered at quotations not
much better.
Lassl brokers' generally, do not take
'Sy Alnuiy TO the opening OF the ex &.
.uanes al The present time and 1T
Ns.iu nov be q very great surprise II a
. .su.,, vacation were declued upon
,,o0iIiy alter resuming. Many OF
,asm ne out iualicating, while others
work a! Present. '
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NEWS rROM BINGHAM.
Rich Ore Fran thu Illinois Conn any's
tIsims--Ene Mast ana Fortune.

Rich Ore Fran ih- Illinois Comi any's
tIsims-- rue Nasi ana Fortune.
The Bingham Bulletin says that A.
l.. Williams last Monday brought a
sack Of ore to camp from one OF the
Illinois oompsny's claims, above the
Fortune and keystone. An assHy Of
the SUIT, mnde Oy Clays. shows tnai
II contains q fraction less than SO per
C ent copper, Sl0.4O gold and NIB, u 81
ounces silver per ton. We UNDERSTAND
u cOusic eTab;e body OF the same char.
scter OF ore has lately been opened up
in the cla m, which is to be exten-
siveiy Developed.
The Mast mine shipped carload OF
ore this week that sssayed IS per cent
lead, $50 gold and Is to 20 ounces sill
yer per ton. 1t was oDlaineu In sinking
on streak Of mineral from the
tunnel level, and Indications are now
Isvtrable for soon opening 10 gotd
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5IIGHlN'S NEW MILL
NJ, d ID, Highland Boy Specify
s,lripg Completion
9, STOCK EXCHANGE 10 RESUME


BY 'n n', 10, will have in com ple D,
s,si'Il0a .oms,bipg 90 less thing
and 'ns ~. Eisbisud Boy mill row
'h'n o.. Wv completion, and being e'ecs'a
I''i,.s s His Boy Minios ... com,
s I" lsr the treatment Of ''' ''
ors bodies III. and a bpli ago
'4 '.,,,e, for the erection OIL w.
' 'nv wos awarded to 10, 'n' Io. ssn
suus" . mill builder, MI joseph
l DsasrIch, and fran that time to To ' ,hs
' .,,s I then directed to be done.
s"' r,ces.ary excavation, masonry
ln' .,s,,iop Of buildings mas
NV ali completed and the w ORR
ash ~ hand is the placing OF .ue
now w. and fxturts, which IL 10
nicnipe'' viil lake about Two weeks
IhOusl. " oomnlele Tne side OF the
as sr constituting the su.sSn
a,I'i,s hiss been converted In'o
lnIl na.',on oi Il ors through the graz
ias'. ard mason work aud the spot 3
Ivy NV pIls.ure TO look upon,
NV Owing o. 1t does the ENTERPRISE
u I1m man whose isitn has been SO hrmiy
" ia u 10 the Ola Reliable district.
E n. mill buildipg, fr.m the leechlns
a A.. m the receiving bins, has an ere
. ,.,ion Of ll2 feet and the dimrnsi,ns
', ,ns bass o! the structure nre lo'Aloo
~ Tas Highland Boy mine has the ore
,.,ond any disputation, and II le shu
~, ihs shaving Is an immense one
Fw ,ome time past the miners nave
s..n engaged In blocking out the min
mi and q large area Of IL Is now I'D
.,nsltlon 10 be readily knocked down
md thrown into the mill. The
',,auct IL said to average ABOUT $40 In
aid 10 The teu, and sometimes shows a
'ishi sptiukling Of the white metal.
Tbs miners have alsO been runnlng
pnpel and In doing this several care
ot o,pper ore, running, 1t Is said, as
bIsh a. IS pr cent, have been thrown
% The DUMP and are now 10 evidence
us lurtner testimonial ae TO the value
Of The Highland Boy property.
The compsny'O manager, Mr.. Thos.
Well, 10 now in New York where 1t is
believed he has gone for the purpose
Of con erring with Sam Newhouse,
wusr OF the property, respecting the
Treatment Of The mines low grade
Ores Whether a smelter OF a mat.
linz plant will be erected ia not yet
AnCwn. In the meantime, during
Nj. Weir's absence, iMr. A J. BEETLES
10 aching as general superintendent OF
The cOmpsuy's affairs. Mr.. Beetles
willhsve charge VI the mill when
completed and 10 operation.
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Mans most painful I'll ,ctions are
promptly relieved by Bansrd's Snow
Liniment. You will never know all
that a Imminent can do until you try
this one. Cures Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Sprains, Bruises, ETC., as by
magic. The most penetrating COM
pound ever devised. This case 10 but
enc OF thousands: al had q severe at
tack OF Rheumatism. Could not work
by Jay or sleep at night. Three appli.
cations OF Bsllart's Snow Liniment
cured me within twenty.four hours.
z. w. Ford, Got Lyon Supply Coz FIT,
Worth, Texas. Price, 5O oents.
Sold by z. Q. M. /. Drug Depart
ment.
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sample running sl.l00 WAS from tn
same ledge. but was apparently an ac-
cidsntal find, and the vein matter
from which IL was taken has not yet
been located.
ALUMINIUM at the present time lie
worth about 20 to 80 cents per pound
lite value being at that figure principa :
ly on account OF Its cost OF manu- ac-
iure. AT enc time IL wss worth b32,
but recent developments in the mode
OF It's extraction have thus reduced the
value. Even at that figure, II looks
very much as II Mr.. Plccock ha1 a
bonsnz', which would relieve most
anybody OF the deslre to 81 10 klon.
dixie.
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IN MONTE CRIsT0.
-"'susn Mail Earlier strikes IL Rich
Up That WAY,

A., s0i some time past Ralph PidcOok
W. u Tie mail carriers, has been
S rStslnR a claim up in the Monts
NJ, ing % country in Cache coupty. Ssvs
w, We ogden Standard. A lew wssss
\, ~ ., ridcoes received specimen taken
ot,, 1 u ,ne claim, and securing an assay
W.T. ~ y, wa surprised to discover hat m y
n ,u l rae sl,lOO In gold aud silver
!, ,atIllng was the ASSAY tbat h.
n. ,,.i secured lay oil ana 90.
sMsa iot the mines himself Ss,s 1
NJ. as sI. % 'es how much there was ai
.IDie,ss o. ore. Pldouck thorougbIv
Nix Sln .ne Property and brosEh,
olO,, ,o,,. % hlsteIurn a5J.pou sscs
M, Manu. =, rom the tlSim, win the in ssvh
81. v. asVing anllI.run test made ~.
ib ,Ss Iasen to Salt Lake tn on ah y,
ls'v,ns pi,nE MILL, snd YESTERDAY 1h y,
MnpI, o we're made, showing that The
lop ~ se contained Is per cent Of AIM ,ne
Ihs s, ,la trace Of gold and n, I alum,
loo ' sSdsi as u ami is ledge f,rmr ,'
scout 80 feet wide. The ''i fI,.,
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OF something sniiss III tho throat or
lungs. DJn't mind the cough, mind
the cause. Use the rer,sdy that
Sures the cough by curing the cause.
Ball ARDS Horehound Syrup cures
Throat aud Lung Troubles, Whooping
Cough. etc., the right way. QIink,
Sure, Safe. Mrs. w. Is. Evans, Clear
water, Ksns., writes: "Six years ago
my husband lay sick for three months;
the doctors said ho had quick con.
sumption. One bottle of BallsId's
Horehound Syrup cured him." Price,
20 and SO cents.
Sold by z. c. M. I. Drug Depart
ment,
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DR.. Woodruff came in from Lion
Hill last evening and reports things at
the Northern Light going along ON the
same old lines.
The owners of the Sheppard grOup,of
mines at Park City are pushing WORK
on the property, with very go1d indi-
cations OF making out oiit bonanza.
The Free Coinage grouD located In
the Free Coinage mining district,
T0oele, is reported to be showing IN
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Seventeenth Ward Conference.

Tomorrow, Sunday ievenipg, the
ward conference will be held in the
Seventeenth ward OF this city, when
one of the Stake presidency will bs in
attendance. Meeting begins at
O'Clock.
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Thos. Jordan, NJ. s. Asoheim and P.
J. sullivan. 1t ia situated in Uiptah
district, east by north OF the Lucky
BIZ. The nre taken from the face of a
3s-foot DRIFT is high In gold aud is free
milling.
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,0w than 1t ever had before at any
'tgge OF it's exn'onation. How long
untl work viii he resumei in the
mine depends on more than the price
OF silver. There are side Issues to be
regulated.
More ore has besn shiJp'd from
Park City for the wei enIIng today
tban for any similar period Il 1 year.
The items Rre rs follow:
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wv H S.

Tsoenty words Tor 3 Ines tnssrted snde'
thfs heading, once for l5c, ttefee for 2ao'
one week for t0c5 one month Jsr SOC PEI
line. No ad. taken for less than 100
Wdnte Of p,ore than lines same proper
| tomato rate. Adpertiae ani 1sf results.
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rWTdI' '.'.,.'..'''''. l.FVF,V3V FUuHUH
what givss promise 10 tie rich
leuRe of hiph grass ore was made in
the Little Republic one day last week.
Tho Little Republic is owned by
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NANTep-MIs CeLLAkeOUs.

COMPETENT LADY CANYAssER FOR
~ home book. Apply to Geo. q. Cannon y
sons Co. differences needed.
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MALE HELP W ANTED.

"ASTED-MHS FOR GOVERNMENT
w positions as railway mail clerks, car
riers, gaugers, inspectors, engineers, watch.
men, lanitors etc, to write at once for valuable
information uree)i examinations occur soon
in every state. y. s, BUREAU or lNFOR-
NATION, Dept rs Cincinnati, o.
YIN EVERY LODGE AND COMMUNITY
i good agent canyssser and correspondent
BiS pay, steady work. Address, Cooperation,
Denver, Colo.
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A GOOD BUGGY IN EXCHANGE FOR
N first class Dental Work. Address, L IL.
White, care Deser.t News,
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WANTED-AN AGENT

NyANTED-GOoD LIVE AGENTS IN
w every town; hest thing on the market;
big money; no cauvassing sell to retailers at
for the gold fields. Enclose Ice Tor sample
and Instructions Wallace sharpe y Co. y3D
Michigan street, Bufa o, y. Y.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-20

WHEN bilious or costive. eat
Cascaret, candy cathartic, cure e.. ar.
an;eed, 10c. 25c.
Reno tnay get her public building
8 on as the treasury department is
making inquiries as to available sites,
the volume of posto1ice business
etc.
,DeLamar, New, is great family
mining camp. The school census
shows go chill, EN- Of school eye, to
say nothing of the swarms of little
ones.
During the year 1896 the plumage
of over G,000.0UO birds was used in
New York for the decoration o.
w 2men's hats.
The Miners State Bank ct Cipp,e
Creek, Colorado, and the Eel.:nap
Savings Bank at Laconia, New
Hampshire, closed their doors yes
terdny. .. ..-.-......
Married men do not live longer
than bachelors, but the time seems
longer, especially when fellow is de-
buried from having run with the
boys occasionally.
Members OF the United States BIZ
natalie Commission arrived in Paris
yesterday. Premier Meline says
France viii not take the initiative in
calling monetary conference until
Great Britain agrees to take part.
James Baysley, who located the
Best & Belcher mine on the Comstock
but who has been living the life Of a
recluse near Los Angeles recently,
has fallen heir to Els, 900 by the death
of relative in England. , aa4