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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08
NOTICE
NOTICE.

The attention OF parents and teachers is call
ed to the law which requires that all children
shall have been duly vaccinated before being
received in any school,
The provisions of the Act include all schools,
whether public or private, and although 1t Is
believed that it has been rather better OBJ:
served in this county than In many others OF
the State, yet in the considerable proportion
of instances it has been disregarded or evaded.
Although there does not exist at the present
time single known case of smallpox within
the limits of the State, yet 1t has prevailed In
the United States in a far greater number OF
localities than is usual at this season OF the
year, and may at any time make its appear
ance in this county.
The law has made fair provision for the conn
pensation to physicians for vaccinating those
whose means render ii difficult to pay the
usual fee for such services, and pure md relia-
bic vaccine matteecan be gratuitously procured
(" m DR.. Yeackle, State Vaccine Agent, at Bal
timore.
Under these circumstances it is hoped and
believed that the law will be more vigorously
observed without necessitating the enforce
ment of the penalty attached to its disregard
2a VIM. H. BALTZELL, M. D.,
. sep.2tfa County Health Officer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08
That Should be of Great Interest
to American Women.
RESULT OF A PROMPT REPhE
Mrs. Parker Considers Her Cure So Wonderful
That She Desires Mrs. Pinkham to Still Pub
fish the Facts, Feeling That Other Women
Should be Influenced by Her Experience.

my limbs and lower part of my back,
attended by headache and pains in the
back of the neck and ears. The doctors
have given me opiates to quiet the pain.
l have very high fever near all the
time. 1 am merry GUS and cannot stand.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08

my duty to announce the fact to my
fellow sufferers of all female COM
plants, that Lydia e. Pinkham's treat
ment and Vegetable Compound have
entirely cured me of all the pains and
suffering was enduring when wrote
you last May. I followed your advice
to the letter, and the result is simply
wonderful. May Heaven bless you and
the good work you are doing for your
SEX"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08
BARBER SHOP STORIES.
Peculiar Things Men Do When They Go
to Get Shaved.

Peculiar Things Men Do When They Go
to Get Shaved.
Funny and often embarrassing
things happen in barber shop" said
the barber, as he sawed away on Star
reporters face. "You see that man
standing out there. Two years ago he
came in here one night, got shave
and went out In a few minutes he
returned and asked me if l had seen
his diamond scarf pin. He said it must
have been pulled out by the towel
around his neck. searched, but found
nothing, and he went out. He came
back in an hour and again inquired in
such manner as to arouse my anger
To satisfy him, stopped work, with a
house full of men waiting for shaves,
and searched everything, even going
into the old hair lying around. He
went away and returned again. Iasked
him if he was sure he had worn it, and
he said he would swear he had it on
when he walked in my shop. l almost
had fight with him about it. He went
out at last and l never saw him again
until Monday morning. Then he ac-
knowledged that he had found the pin
in his trunk.
another time young man, the son
of a tailor, came in. noticed that he
had an odd-loolling overcoat on, but
said nothing. When he went to leave
he said some one had taken his overcoat.
asked him if the coat hanging on the
rack was not the one he had worn to
the shop. He most solemnly protested
that it was not, and threatened to raise
disturbance if he did not get his coat.
About that time his father walked in
and inquired about the trouble. He
examined the coat and found that it was
his, and that his son had worn 1T with
out noticing it. That saved me some
! trouble.
Zone night man came in, took off a
| light overcoat and sat in the chair to be
! shaved. Then another man came in,
and also took off light overcoat, which
he hung on the rack. Number got up
and put on No. 2's overcoat. There was
an immediate dispute, but No. claimed
that it was his. He persisted in his
claim, and was told by No. 2 that if he
wore the coat away he would be ar
rested. He did so, anyhow, and the
next thing was that No. was in the
hands of a policeman, and was begging
us to say he did not intend to steal the
overcoat. He had hard work getting
out of the matter. l never could see
how he could have been honestly mis-
taken, but he might have been" Wash
ington Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08
A Cnnfnsion Oh rites.

WAT did Mistah Holerin' sing at de
concert last night?"
He sing dat good old song wat de-
calls. Locked in de Stable wifi de Sheep
II am shoy powerful fine song. too
Washington Times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08

The horses in the art of the Roman
atacomhs is an emhle'1 Of the swift
,,ess of life
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08

My doctor says
1 must keep in
bed. Now l place
myself under
your care. l am
only 81 years old
and too young to
suffer SO much. "
The above LETT
ter was received
by Mrs. Pink
~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08

Before you begin to mix your crust
measure and weigh each article you
may need, namely: Three-quarters Of
pound of butter, one pound of flour.
the yolk of one egg and pit.herafe seel
water. Cut half the butter into, eEas{|
pieces and mix it with the flour
half a cup of ice water and 81 S6I|r
Of an egg into it, and add en6hell Hour
to make a stiff dough; ION 31f thin,
cut half of the remaining 1tter into
small pieces, placing them over the sur
face; fold, roll again and use the last
of the butter. Fold up and place in a
bowl covered with a napkin in the re-
frigerator or other cool place, allowing
it to remain an hour or two if possible.
When you take it out roll thin, cover
your pieplates with it; pare, stone and
slice the peaches. sprinkling them with
GRADUATED or soft white sugar; pour
in 3 little water and cover with crust,
ha..dling the crust as little as possible
Bake in a moderate oven.- sc tsHig
G1ol,a- na-s,n-sra+
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08

It is quite unusual for Mrs. Pinkham
to publish a testimonial from any one
person more than two or three times,
largely on account of respect for the
woman who gives the testimonial, as
well as for the reason that she wishes
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08

1Kt1I13
May Is, which re-
ceived a prompt reply.
The following letter
reached Mrs. Pink
ham about five months
later; note the re-
suit:
Little Falls, Mimi,
Sept, all deem IL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08

tie Falls, Mimi, IT:
we again pub g!
fish the two *
letters which
she wrote to =
Mrs. Pinkham, as
the relief which she
received in such a
short period after
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-08

her testimonial letters to be
varied and numerous, thus rep
resenting the wide territory over
which her influence for good
among her sex is being felt; but
by the special request of N
Mrs. Chas. Parker, of Lit -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

secretary aud treasurer. Tie Company
VIII operate In Co,orado, owning the
Black Bear, the CUB ana tho exien.
zion oil the Black Beer 10 Gcs Rnd
claims, all situated in the Magnolia
diatrlCt, Boulder uoiy, Colorado.
The Anuandals Mining company,
with capital oil 500, 600, divided into
81 shares, filei its articles with the
county clerk Tussdav afternoon. The
incorporates are j. Il. Oglesby, L. D..
Gorham, J. $. Yuudt, w. ii. Biulzi
Salt Lake, and NJ. s. Oglcsby OF Mann
moth, Utah. l.. b. Gotham Is preAi-
dent; w. II. Bluiz, vice presideni; j..
u. y 'lesby, secretary md treasurer; j.,
IS. Yunht, general manager. The
company owns the Annan1a!e mining
claim In the Tintic district ana tue
general Office IL to DO IA this city.
The Silver Queen Mining company
also Incorporated Tuesday by filing
articles with the county CLERK. 1t has
capital stock OF $4,000 in 81 sharee,
ana the iucorpnrators aro Jnu. w.
Burton, q. A. Dale, Salt Lake; Jno.
Orr, Granger; Isaac Arbou, Frank
Goocb, Robert Orr, Fred Arbon,
Grantsville; Joseph c. Creighton, Tay.
loTsville, lie. g. A. Dale is PRESIDENT;
lsaao Arbon, vice presiient, and Jno.
w. Burton secretary aud treasurer,
The company will operate in tue Wild
Cat mountains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
News Of ParOwan.
PARowAN, Feb. %, 1887

PARowAN, Feb. o. 1897.
To the Editor:
FlDdiUg 1t SO very pleasing to rea :
In our paper Of tue projects and move
mems Of our many friends and ac-
qaintauc p, We thought perhaps few
items from the country lolR OF ,Paro.
wan might prove agreeable reading
this stormy weather.
At tue conan ancement of the cold
FeHson we met hua counleuhnces ana
listened to DUBUQUE expressions lest the
wafer supply would fall shorl ior the
we'll doing OF the crop, OF the ever
appr, ci ated inrmer. But the abundant
SHOWS that have fallen later have die
pelleI all those gloomy doubts.
Tho general health II ouc c0mmun.
lily hts /, On excellent THIS Writer.
Despite the uaTd times picn O., Be cial
diun,rs and public onlertai men q
have been very much IN vogue, ~ d
win tue ala OF our Relief SOCIETY,".
togeth,r with tue kindly Ell r.s OF our
iatherly Bpsnop, none have uttered
from The keen psngs OF wan. Il &c
citizens Of cur rather remote TOW h We
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

never bepn tried with riches but t1ey
are owners OF very large heatts, and
those that have been smiled upon most
bountHully NE most generous In divid.
ing win less favored fellow. beiugs.
Saturday about ten or twelve u our
mighl.have-bsep idleis tormeu a party
anu went from house 10 house where
widows and missionarles' wives dwelt,
equipped with axos, wedges sui asws,
with which they trnnbtJfmed the
woodples into Gultsble lengths for
stoves anu fireplaces. More than one
lonely heart was made glad, and many
oyes shed tears OF gratitude for the
orothsTly remembrance.
This one move ID certainly worthy
OF imitation by cur sister settlemenlp
There would DC less compliant in the
spring, IL such tx lmpies were
emulaIed aud our sidewalks ami public
buildings relieved OF lOaisrs.
Pr0grnms have been announced Tor
WasBiugtou's Birthday anu Humane
Sunday.
Brother Seedy's letter was 0ujayei
by the rest OF us "bush wbackets.O II
contains the sentiment OF many, IL W,
are not 80 cultured and educated, us TO
make sucn hue finnncitrs. But the
NEWS has expressed our views most
explicitly. Il. &. W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
IN MINING CIRCLES.
A Better Day In the PIT Of lhe
Stock Exchange.
MERcUR CONTINUES DOWNWARD.


TraJing on 'change today was q
tr 30 better than at the previous call,
although figures on the whole were
lot pltoRsther what they should be.
Meicur and Mammoth were the sellers
Tor The listed stocks, while Northern
Light, Dalton anu Natural Gas mad G
transfers for the unlisted class.
Anchor opened the call with Its hid
OF yesterday, but the stock was
not ffered at figures within
reach. Ajax improved somewhat in
the bidding; holters OF tho stock,
however, demanded more than would :
DO purchasers were willing to give,
hence no sales were recorded. Bullion
Beck wna unchanged and stood as an
Offering at $40, with IS freely bid. A
difference OF tut So prevented sales OF
Centennial Eureka stock, $50 being
the bid and the additional three being
the figure at which IT was offered.
Daily was considerably lower thnu on
yesterday, while DAILY West showed
improvement and registered bid Of
S7.95, with tho stock oiferei at $50.
GaleuR and Geyser suffered sIigh
decline and were simply not in 1t dur.
Ing the call. Geyaer- Marion advanced
toSl41iu the bidding auu was thrown
on the market at Sl.45. Horn Silver
received biudiDg and asking hg.
ures oil Sl.70 and S230 reepec.
lively, while Mercur Tell another
ten cauis and sold ct So 25 share.
The bid Tor Mammoth improvei anu
100 shares OF the stock found taker at
So ~. With the closing bid standing at
S2.O73 The Remaining listed stocks
weIe eatureess.
Natural Gss received first attention
amoug the uulisltd stocks and sold in
board lots at one cent, the closing bid
for the stock. Northern Light was
lower tuuu ut the previous call, the
stock selling at Sc auu 81 cents, with n
standing bid u SIS cents. Swautea
wpa stationary, but South swansea
lost ct eagth ami created very little
stir among The bruhers. while Dalton
gave cut 900 shares at - cent?. Sun
b am was low.
The c,osins hsurss were as fol!ows:
LISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
IXpErtINo enon N,Ms.
The Wonder People Anticipating =
Ore DIacDyety.

The Wonder People Anticipating Au
Ore DIacOyeiy.
The officers auu stockholders OF the
Wonder company are on pins and
needles just now, waiting with batod
breath Tor news IL IN the mine, inui.
catipg that orc has been encountered.
a report was current yesterday that
tue miners hat broken into the ore
body, bat such is not yet the case,
although the discovery is expected
any minute.
The thait which is believed to DO
slowly making Its way to the ore zone,
has now attained aIdepth o 6i23 feet
and the miners are into formation OF
ohiriy and deoomposad lime. This 10
taken as sure indication OF The near
approach TO ore, and In TACT sume Of
the company incline to the belief that
the ore has alteRdy been reached,
although this has not yet been demon.
strated.
The Wonder people have been
utilizing the ehaft water for
running the boilers anu day
or two ago this lupply gave
out, caused mainly, 1t is thought, by
the Hecla worseTa tapping the source
from whiCn 1t came. This difficulty,
however, has been bridged over by the
connection OF the pipe line. md autfi-
Client is now obtaiuet for all necessary
purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
w. b. LYONS Death.

The body of VIM. ii. Lyon, whose
death was chronioled in yestsrdsy'a
NEWS, was brought TO this city from
MaIysvsle last night and taken t.
Evans's undertaking parlors. His
death resulted from injuries received
Ia fall down a flight o. stairs iuto the
cellar. He leaves wife, two SONS and
one daughter. The funeral 10 to be
held tomorrow, and the body will be
inferred in Mount Ouvet.
Mr.. Lyon was tue owner the Lyon
block On Second south t.tet, and was
greatly interested In mining in vsriuus
parts Of The State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

the Thcater next week for five nights
and Saturday matinee, commencing
Monuay, March lat, Will certainly be
the event OF the present theatrical sea
son. La TDsca and Fedora Will be
given the fret two nights md Cts.
mDudn Will fl out the balance OF the
engagement. This play Will be given
special scenic production, toe
"props" for this play requiring three
cara for their transportation. Ssrdou-
Davenport silver souvenirs VIII be
given to each lady on the lower floor
Ou the opening mght and also OF
Tuesday evening. the ssle Of teats
VIII begin at the box office TOMORROW
morning and no doubt Will he heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
OFFER ron vuE LIE RoI.
Four million Dollars Bid for This -
liable Property.

htAllnh -
liable Property.
Again an cfIer for the Le Roi gold
mine has been re used, says The Spok o.
man Review. This time the won "a
10 purchasers, the Royal Tiuto Com
pRny of London, MADE eu offer Of
Sd 0O0, 600, OF which Sl00, 900 was to be
cash and the remainuer In thirty dRys.
Like oil previoua offers 1t wac refused,
Negotiations for the purchase were
beiug conducted through w. IL. Fife
OF Tacoma, who represented the
English Company. Some time aS o
Mr.. Fife made an offer OF S4.0U0,000
for the property, but md not agree to
make q pay Of 100000 down IS
required by the mining company. AT
the time the gentlemen In whUse
hands lie the power to negotiate a SHE
told him that no offer wouli be consld.
cred without suoh terms.
The mstIer wac then droppei 4, but
Saturday Mr.. File csms back with an
uiier containing the required terms
He had, in the meantime, consulted
with his London people by correspond.
ence and received authority to MAKE
the otier required.
Saturday evening there was n
meeting between MIR. Fife and the
three gentlemen who can sell the m inc
-Senator. elect George Turner, Col,
w. w. ID. Turner and CD. /. N.
PeytOn. AT this nesting MIR. FL q
LAID his pro lsition bsiOre toe gentle-
mep, ami they considered 1t, arrivirg
Vt u decision not to accept. Mr.. Fl .
then lett for Tacoma on the night
Northern Pacific train.
The Royal Tinto company, which
Mr.. Fife represents In the matter
is large English mining
AMI development company. Mr..
Fife himself is well know
throughout the northwest. He was
one OF the original CsTiboO miners In
the early days, and later located on the
sound, where he acquired large hold
mas. He Ia now interested in CariUoo
anu also in the south belt in Trail
creek.
1t was reported that another gentle.
man was to arrive yesterday to make
an Cisr for the lie Roi. Colonal
Turner was asked about this last
night. He replied: 81 gusss he dit not
get here"
In conversation regarding the Oh ats
that have been inside for the mine,
Colonel Turner ssid: Negotiations
are being conducted in behalf of @
number OF would'ba purchasers, bur
none of the offers have been accepled
We are listening to those who have
off.rs to make, but we are not hu ating
purchaser"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

The Bullion Beck annual meeting
takes place ON Monday, March lst.
Considerable development work IL
being uone at present In the North
Star district, an OLD camp not far from
Milford, where the showing lie said to
be exceedingly gratifying.
Hon. a, w. McCune OF this city
LETT with his wife ana daughter today
for Europe. He Will return sOme time
IN May, Will, his wife and daughter
win remain there during the GUNNER
Randsburg, Cal, miners recently
adopted o novel methol OF prospecting.
pney pitched eight horses to pillow
and rRu iurrows two feet deep ncrosi
their claim, opening up several stringerl
carrying gold.
Moscow, Ida, Mirror: Robert Wolfe
has been testing come ore from his
GRIZZLY Bear claim IN the Jerome
Creek district anu the assays show
from 81 to over $50 to the ION. He
expects to DO slms extensive Develop
ment In the eprlug.
The Century group OF claims In
b X Elder county near the idaho line
le ssiu to be showing ore which goes
Sl67 in gold 10 tue ton. The group is
owned by the Ceptury Mining com
pany and the oflicega and stock Oldsrs
thereof are considerably elatel over
the outlook.
Provo Utoniau: Or. McCurtaln and
Others are Iunnehug through the
mountains south OF Rgc4 canyon.
they have com menoed about q mile
east OF the mouth Of the canyon n
propose to continue until they reach
ore II they have to O me oui al Slate
canyon, about mile further snuih,
Dr.. McCurtain believes there is ore III
the hills east OF Provo, and II he car
Fies out his tunneliug project he can
certainly DO said to have given his
theory fair test. We hope and be-
lieve be Will lie successful.
Boise Statesman: 1t ia reporte I
that another strike has been maze IN
the Willow Greek district, this ono
bsing said to be the beet recorusd
there. The etriBO is in the Black
Crock mine on Rock creek. The vein
is stated to be from eight to niue feet
wide with q sLrOng pay streak OF very
rich gold ore. The claim is one that
has hRd 3 reputation as being good for
u long time, the vein being strong and
well uefined, twill not be surprising
II 1t proves that TN important dis.
oovery has been made 10 II, as all in
dicalious about the property have
pointed to it's being OF great yaue.
The Sunbeam people held a meetinO
yesterday afternoon at which Plof
Marcus h. Jones, the heaviest stock
holder anu tue o9mpany's manager,
submitted proposition showing his
Willingness to turn the bonds he held
over 10 the company with the proviso
that he should be protected Ia his
original contracts with the company,
whlcL provide that his stock shall be
exempt from assessment until the g 10
OF July next, and that he is TO have
the management OF the mine up 10
that time. The proposition was law
OTel nnu committee of three ap-
pointed to confer with the directors
OF the company looking 70 its accept.
ance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
THE DEAL is OFF.


Captain DE lnmnr decides TO L's;Ve
the Morcur Nine Alone,
Captain DE Lamar will not take the
Mercur mine. He go informed the
company's fiicefs 10 note submitted
TO them yest.rdny Afternoon, in which
he stated that he had conferred with
his London people and that it had
been decided best 10 surrender the
bond. Thus the captain loses the $685.
COS put up 10y him as forfeit III con-
nection with the deal and the great
million and q half transaction, so
much talked about, lie off.
The result OF the whole thing ia
satisfactory to tue Merour people, as
they are s25 900 ahead aud still retain
possession OF Tho great dividend. pay-
Ing bonanza. 1t is the intention OF the
company TO begin work az tho proper
ty on larger ecale than ever before,
by adding more men TO the pay roll
ami increasing the daily capacity OF
the mill to $40 tons. Stockholders OF
the company are equally well pleased
with the outcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
Has Gone 10 EurOne.

Mr.. A. w. McCune, aooompRnIe d
by his wife and daughter, LETT this
city this morning for y pleasure trip to
Europe. While there they will visit
their son who is iaboring as m ssion
AIRY in England. Mr.. McCuue expect,
10 return in May, but his wife and
daughter VIII remain in England for
some time. Mr.. McCune is presid lent
OF the Salt Lake City Street Railway
company ant is also the owner oil
valuable mining property In the SLOGAN
country, Il. q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Mascot continues to draw good
houseP at the Theater, tonighps per-
TO nance being the last OF the engage.
ment heie. A heavy tale lie being
made for the performance at Ogden on
Friday night and large crowd will
go up from here and the LOAN people
are going TO do the hundrome by the
company when they appear ia that
city on Saturday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

The Utah-Colorado Mining nnd
Milling company nled articles OF incOr-
poratiou with the secretary OF s.stu
Tuesday Riterao0n. Phe inoorl ora
tors are J. g. Boyd, A. ID. Gasn,
Rachael Ann BOYD, ID. ID. Hanks,
LINE q. Wright, Provo, aud w. },
Lynch OF this city, aud the cspilal
STOCK has been fixed ut Sl60,0OO in
shares OF 81 esch. The officers are al
iolloNs; A. ID. Gaab, president; ID. ID.
Hank, yica president; w. j. Lynch,