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The times., 1897-12-06
Alarine Band CONCERT

The program for the Marine Band con
cert at the Marine Barracks this afternoon
is as follows:
March, Liberty Bell" sousa; overture,
Jolly Fellows Supre; Gavotte CapricaJ
Eu genic,' Tregina; selection, .'Up-to-
Date" Larsen; waltz, Jolly Girls Won
sted; patrol, Alabama stahI; Hungarian
fantaS!e, 1obani; march, Eastern High
School, Larsen; patriotic hymn HAL
Columbia. Fyles.
Your credit is good at Lanshurgh's Fur
niture House. 18th and F SITS. oc3-tf
The times., 1897-12-06
Parker, Bridget & Co.,
Ciothiers, 3I5 9TH St.

solitaire diamond ring, and walter o. Ban
non, of No. 1915 Twelfth street, 'ong
black HEAVIER oVercoat, stolen frorn No. 'sl0
Seventh street.
Hot ashes caused slight blaze yes
terday InoTning AT the residence of Mr.
o. II Stetman. No. 1917 Riggs place north
west. Thedepartmentr responded on a!o:al
alarm, and the fire was extinguished with
but little damage.
Mrs. Nargreu b. Pratt, president of the
Districs W {. q. T. and Mrs. Clinton
Smith, entertained = large audience last
evening at GuriaF Meiuoral Presbyterian
Church with interesting accounts of :he
national and Information conventions Of
the ". {. T. L.
Rex. nr. NJ. " HANNA, OF Altoona, Pa,
reepated bis lecture entitled The Land
Testifying 10 the Book ut The Chuch
OF the Reformation last evening, by re
quest of the pastor. Dr. HANNA delivered
this Lecture Before the Sunday school uoa-
yentioa last week.
4 defective flue caused "A small fire
yesterday afternoon in the rear pf the
barber shop at No.:337 Third street south
west. .occapi % BY Thomas \ Luckett The
fire department was called out and eX-
tmguished the flames, after the Place lird
been damaged to the extent Of about so.
The times., 1897-12-06

gan; guard, John Nugeant; trustees, James
quinn, L r. McCarGny, ana hoIuasL nom
Tne police were notified to0ay that
Mrs. Alien, of lticnmond, lost a pockeubooK
containing S12 at tie oepot Oil the WASH
4ngton-S outnern hallway in this city. The
lady thinks she was robbed.
he funeral OF MIS-. samuel Sutton took
place from u 8 King street this afternoon
al 3 O'Clock. The funeral sery ices were held
in Grace Church at 4 o clock, and were
conducted by Rev. c. E Ball.
Inc circuit court for tue cIOy, Judge Nicol,
VIII meet tomorrow.
Lillian Sayles nas been appointed as
teacher in tile John IiaY Industrial School.
The advance sale seats for the lee
ture on Macbeth to be Delivered by
Rev. DR.. Stafford in this city on next
Thursday night is large.
The terms OF nuTnber' of special depu-
ties appointed by collector Agnew viii
soon expire. The specials are appoint
cd to do duty during what is known as the
brandy season in the muunta inous regions
OF the State The Especial officers this
season have raided and arrested the pro-
prietors of many Illicit stills. Messrs.
Norfolk Kirby and Thomas Z. Morgan, of
this city, are among thes sofficials whose
terms will expire next month. Mr.. S. w.
tatnam, of Fairla X, will be retired ON the
9th.
Several new buildings are being erected
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City Brevities.

The annual exhibition of the Washn.t On
Water Color Club @Iil open on Decemher
IL At the gallery, No l020 Connecticut
avenue. The pictures have been hung.
meetiHg Of the Washington Kinder
garten Club VIII be hell next Wednesdl ~
eveniI =. for which an Interesting pro-
gram mas bcen arranse l. under thu d;r.c-
tion Of Miss Susan =. Pollock.
Miss Catherine GRAY. orForrest Glen, was
slightly injured IT. game Of basket hail
between twC OF the rival clubs of the
Glen, las; Friday. Si~is recovering rapid
ly- and Is expected 10 Ia about in a Few
DAYS.
The following rolheries were reported
G. the police al headqls rters yesterday
William Ward gal3oH-S2ep,r at No. 80
1 street northwest. lost $50 from Ills
cash drawer; Mrs. " II. Davidson. No.
$40 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. genJletlian-s :
The times., 1897-12-06

All the above Jackets are honest va lues
at the original prices-they are made OF
the best quality beaver, kersey. melton.
boucle and astrakhau. lined with the TEST
Of SIX, satin, and satin serges-aiI man
tailored and perfect fitting.
The times., 1897-12-06

Don't iic rers aa,ed into imyiug linimrnts
without reputation or merit-Cham5er-
Iain's Pain Balm costs no more, and lis
merits nave h.cn proven by 4 lest of many
years. SUci letters as be following from
J.. T. IaEiey, Eueneme Cal, are constantly
being received: The lest remedy for pain
Rave ever used is Chamberlain Pain Balm.
and / say 30 after having used it in nay
family for several years. II cures
rheumatism, lame hack, sprains aud swell
ings. For ale ty Henry Exams, wholesale
and reta ldruegist, 93S stand Conn. f.1e
and $ st.iiw. and 1928 Md. ave. ne.
The times., 1897-12-06
DYSPEPSIA.

You are suffering because You are skep-
tical. Innumerable disappointments make
you hesitate TO expend more money, fearing
that results may prove as heretofore -un
satisfactory. We are investing thousands
of dollars in the endeavoT to bring to Your
notice GROVER GRAHAM'S DYSPEPSIA
REMEDY, the GUARANTEED cure for
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastritis, Ulcera-
ton or threatened Cancer of the Stonach,
and all diseases arising from an impaired
Digestive System.
The first dose removes all distress, and a
permanent cure of the most chronic case is
insured in short time To prove our
sincerity We will send TO any address, eX-
press prepaid, full size bottle upon re-
ceipt of 81 90, with guarantee that IL it
fails TO accomplish all We claim we will at
once refund money in full.
GROVER GKA HAMS dyspepsia Remedy
is repaired from the formula of the cele-
brated English Specialist, Prof McDer-
mott We have purchased the sole right
for the United States and Canada. II is
the only existing Specific. Write Grover
Graham Co., Newburgh. Y. Y for pauiphIet.
Sold by all druggists. a 5oc bottle con-
vinces. no24-Gf
The times., 1897-12-06

at the Southern Railwa depot in this city
including two-story structure, which will
De used as test department. In future
all the iron, oils and other ma terials used
by the road Will be tested here
The times., 1897-12-06
MAYER G. PETIT, 4
VIEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Terms of Special Deputies Will
Soon Expire.
Funeral of Mrs. Samuel sutton Takes
Pluce-An oil-Test Building
other Items of Interest

Alexandra, Dec. "a largely attended
meeting of Alexandria Division, Catholic
Benevolent Legion, was heldthis afternoon
in st. Mary's Hail. One applicant for mem
bership was admitted and another re-
fcrred. The following officers were elected:
President, John Eberhart; vice president,
James Roache; orator, Dennis Normoyle;
treasurer, X l.. NenZel marshal, NJ Cree
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

in this distiict which was located last
year. They are at work on some
neavy development work. This is u
copper d strict with the ore carrying
considerable gold and silver found
principally IN sesame running through
the ore body. We visited the HI b
Grade niue owned by LOU aenhciz- -
ard McGraw, situated on the top OF
Mineral mountain at an elevation OF
over IL goo get; here We found ex.
posed five lUot vein OF rs fine
looking ore ae we have seer, sh W.
Ing plainly its rlcnntts In coyprr.
A tunnel IL beng driven to rtiibe
mo vein at considerable depth. The
owners expect to be shipping ore by
August; considerable worh IN rosu
INTO Little Castle Valley Will he
necessary before shipments eau be
mnde.
Mr.. Fowler has some promisiug
claims In this district, ore funuinr
vry high In Tree milling gold; De-,x-
pecls some men IN from Colorado In u
lew Gays 10 work with him. II d
Hatch ard patty have been Ia the
BASIN but having located claims a.
Deep creek, II few miles ov this ransc
eaet OF the baeiD, are CAM lag there.
We returned more than satisfied
that paying mines wJuld BIZ In full
operation on the north END OF the
mountains bsiore fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

The following telegram has been re-.
ce'ved by Secre AIRY Culmer OF the
Transmississirpl Congress In fesp1use
to on iuquity ny himeeI:
LINCOLN, Neb., July 5.
w. II. Culmer:
VIII reach Salt Lake Wednesday
morning, July lith. Any arrangements
tho ladies make will be satisfactory.
MRs. w. j. BRYAN.
Mr. Ii. X. Whitm0Ie, chDirmsn OF
the txecu'ive committ &c, repor thut
a rate OF S87. 90 has been arranged for
ruunu trip via the BurlIn. ton r ute
and Colorado Midland. The tic.ets
are good Tor thirty days.
A great ttficial envelope has been
received by SECRETARY Gu mer, bring.
ing the appointments OF LUrim A IL.
dr.ws TburstDn aud William Ausel
Kinney az delevates TO the CONNER
ciai coDgiess. President SANFORD Il.
Dole mskes tue appointment and
effixes the great seal OF the Hawaiian
Republic. The seal, 1t may be said, Is
about as large as me people
suppose the island To be.
Following ia the list OF appointments
Il delegates UurinV the last week.
Csiifornia-E, II. Berg, San Fiat
cise.; George Ii, Peck, Jr., l. An.
geles.
Colorado - George SbaelIer, Will.
liam Ii. Mcclure, Canon city; AiUys
jacobs, Dunoan A. Holiday; DeuveI;
.. Harris d, Pueblo.
lGaho-P. A. Regain. James Link,
Bois,; w. IS. HopsIn, Pocatello.
Iowa-Dr. ii. A. Power, Emmets.
bury; Ira j. Alder, wa CllI; Oscar
l.. OverhOl,ztr, Chamberlain, James
Ii. Baies, l. ders; W. IL. McCune,
RulpveD; s. Is. Zslgler, Yves, Union;
Edward f. Test, Council Bluffs; AN
brose z. MO- I.rs, Davenport; James
p. Virgin, Chsrltiot; Micuaei II.
X my, Des MOines; II. q. Il. Cshoou,
EmmrtsburR.
Kansss--J. II. Mcknight, Vic ila;
j. q. Horton, V. J. Laut, :, 3. Kit,
McCabe Moore, w. A, Simpson, W.
w. Rose, b. l.. Short, J. b. Hipplr,
w. Is. Raymond, AnIed wes,uu,
Kansas Cry; Hon. P. p. ElJer, o
taws; w. p. DillarJ, s. Z. Mosuer, J
A. Durkee, Fort scott.
Il usians--N. g. Blanchard, b. 4.
Jones, Ii. q. Hester, New Oceans; G..
U. Curiili, bt. Jua1pb; Anntew Pr te,
Ihibodeaux, HUH q. Gaze, New
Oriean.; Uriah Mll.sap,, Nj zoe; oh II
81. Paul, New Orieans; q. W. Bolton,
Alexandra; Georges Seuman, Manllou
Syringe, CoU.
Muniunb-L. A. Brown, Dillon.
MbsouI h. r. WhitmoTo. Henry
q. Graft, VIM. b. Dean. s. WEUr
house, s. A. Bemis, n. II. Wei
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vaiues, went lrsce IN 4 J.
aud silver anu 8 per c.ul G rp r. ~
uring ~ the Cash value o H." hr !
three tamples reguectively Sll55O
1888 aud s67 is the result, thu, ,v.n
he nre IN average v,lue OF :7i So I
The ton. Mr.. BENZ III his lesser r.
marks: al enclose an assay ceriih
cate that Will ceuaioy please Y u.
YouS may remember MIR. lie e
handing Mr.. A udsfs 10 piece o. re
rock from shallow open cut with IN,
remark that II 1t was any good tber
was lots OF 1t. fnie Nv sample No. |.
We must DO some furtner 10 vestigatiti
at this poiut. II remember u h
this vein Is to the south Of the X sia
. ckett shaft anu viii be ioterct DtYU
ny our shalt alter awhile" The Nj.
Getcheli referred TO Is superintendent
Of thu MINI.
From the above 1t would seem tina
the Beaver Lake peJpis are IN possts.
sion Of meth 'ng which u suort tin.
ago they kUew MT u. Tae fact tnbl
N some pare OF the mine there IL II
SILVER sbOwiug OF 10 ounces, mskes
the property avallauie iOr 10th copper
aud silver mining. 1t lie neeii,ts 10
coy that the uw eTs Uf the property
ale now mole excited than ever over
the ppienuid outlook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07
AMONG MINING men.
Bucksys Shaft 10 DO Sunk Another
Hundred Feet.
On THE La SAL MOUNTAINS.
Recent Of an Assay Certificate CAUSES
Great Joy--In Grand Eucampment
buckeye Assessment.

The Buckeye company operating al
Tintlc has decided to sink lie shai'
another hundred feet, thus penetrate
,oR the ground in question to dep'h
Of 500 feet, where 1t is believed spien-
aid ore bodies will be encountefed'
Judge Green, former superintendent
Of the property who has been In the
CITY for several days past, 10 rejoicing
oyer the decision, as he bellows the
extra work Will demonstrate his
theory that at the depth mentioned
the mine will certainly develop into O
honapzs. The miners are now taking
out good pay ore but not sufficient tr
make Of the mine what Is expected,
although the ore showing has been
getting better as work progresstd.
Judge Green expects to 90 out TO
Tintic this evening and says that la
all probability two cars OF ore will Emu
its way to market in few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

Nine cars Of Horn Silver concer-
trates were on the market today.
The Dtx er company received lot
Ia OF cyapides fran Iuscarors today.
A sixteen.ton car OF Galena ore
came In from Fish Syringe this morn.
ing.
JED Give anu Oscar II 'rdy left for
Battle Mountain In Nevada this morn
iO,, where they are working what lie
SAID to be valuable copper PROPOSE.
ton.
An exchange says that the Call.
iornia mine, owned by Camille AND
Cabbell IL the Gable Cove district,
near Baker CITY, was sold last Sstur-
day Tor 5000. All the papers were
signed that morning and substantial
cash payment made. The buyers will
be on the ground July Goth to eIecl n
l0-s,smp bill. j. J. Jones made the
deal for Butte and. Denver capitalists.
Lehi Banner: Mr.. john Devy ia
working his mineral claims in Ameri-
en- FORK canyon. He has som. good
onyx and marble aud IL also looking
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

The police department has been un.
firing In lite II irts to locate the pick
pockets who were operating Sunday,
but to no avail. 4 good many OF tt +.
csses reported are thought by the on
Gers to have been cases OF loss through
carelessness, rather than thet by the
light fingered fraternity, asa Dumuer
Of the missing wallets were afterwards
found OH the street. This morning
Sergeant Rhodes picked uu pocket.
book on the lawn at the Rio GranUe
Western depot. In 1t was an order on
the Bal, Lake Equitable Coop, the
same being for sS.66. nearly all
drawn, payable to ID, ID. Ogden. A
bag with spectacles Ia has alec been
iound and will he forwarded tn the
owntr, J. l.. Grumoinc, ut San Fran.
cisco.
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Mining At NsaI.


This Mountainhome Republican
says that *. z. Piowman, with his
son Dick In charge, is beginning in
earnest to pipe their ground on Wood
creek. *. p. has control OF nearly
the entire Wood creek. 1t 10 reported
they have some very rich ground
ru ming from five to fifty cents to the
pan. The writer wishes X. p. success
for he Ia rustler anu a good man for
any camp.
At the Daisy mine they are sacking
ore to ship to Deover. They have
some ore running high grade anu til. Y
also have in their ore bin about 100
tuns OF $40 to Sl2 ore. William Nc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07
IN GRAND ENUAmrMENI.
salt Lake Parties To rurohase the
cold IA Ensie Claim.

salt Lake Parties To rurohase the
cold IA Eagie Claim.
The Rawnns Journal says: j. A Il.
Bonnet, me HARDWARE merchant, re-
turned Tuesday from tle Grand En-
campment mining district ana IN.
futmed a Journal mau that the GoiU. N
Eagle ulAim, uelonging to Hou ton &
CulletoD, will DO sold fer Sl2, 600 10
sal. Lake parties VINO bad q Iepreseu.
IatIve in camp ims two or tnrt o
weeks ago. Toe sale Is x ected TO tie
completed in few uays anu n iull
force VI men viii be put to work to
sink the lead as fast as possible. The
news Of this sale will be a gOou thing
for the csmp, as the prospective owl
ers have capital anu experience anu
their development and exploration OF
tue claim Will prove the camp. L.
the meantime two men are at work ou
the Golden Eagle driving In on the
tunnel, and have been at work for the
past ten days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07
VALUES Nor EXPECTED.
Receipt of M Assay Certificate Causes
Joy Unspenkabic.

In laet .vsniug's NEWS teierea Lace
was made to the return from Beaver
Lake OF Me.srs. Morris anu West, who
came In with gripiul OF lee looking
samples which were thought to ruD
well In values.
That they do run well was brought
to light thls morniDg when the com.
pany mentioned found in its mai
"A letter from SuperinienIe nt
BENZ, The better portion
VI which was an assay certificate get
ting forth the vaIuess OF Jour uistrlc
sampies taken from the Beaver Lake
grOunos. Sample marked Gstohell
spt cial led Oxiue, ass aged l70 ounces
silver, So in golI anu 10 per cent cop.
per; sample Z, gray copper, Collected
80 ounces Of siiver, 81 In gvId anu IL
per cent copper; sample 3. black cot
per, (seitcle1) Martina shaft, 90
ounces eilvsr, SIS In gold ard 40 per
cent copper; sample 4, wOicn
was hardly thought t contain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

The Don Juan mine Ia the BonanzI
district, recently purchased by Messrs.
Kelly and Allen ty Charles A. Smith
an1 E. b. Parvin OF Denver for
10000, lie to be much more ex ensive.
ly operated. The present 3 stamp
mill has produced near $4,000 in x Ii
each month a.d II ID thought an
in crease OF working facilities will
make this mine steady producer Of
the yellow metal In quantities to make
1t oue Of the greatest paying propert ties
in the Baker eeotion mineral fields
Baker City Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

what Trip Through That Districi
Shows-Ouerntious There.

what a Trip Through That Districi
shows-Operntions There.
The Times man made u second visit
TO the mining camps on the La Sal
mountains the present week, visiting
on the trip the camp at Miners Basin,
going in via the head Of MIL creek,
gays the Grand Valley Times. We
found several parties OF prospect RS
csmped In and about the head OF Mil
creek, but were unable 10 visit oil or
learn their names.
Mr.. Hayes irJm MaDcos, Colon was
iound here AMI appeals very much
pleased with what hs hau seen.
Messrs. Clark and MeTkins, Irospsct-
ers who lately came In from Denver,
are also at work here. We fonnu J. w.
Morrell, who has spent tie past five
ytare IN this part OF the mountains,
Tat home" Captain Morfell has "a
large plumber OF claims, from which he
has received some very Hne assays.
He has been practically alops
in his wors, but his iaith
in the fual outcome has never
been shaken. He tosk consi derabIe
trouble 10 show us abou, tho district
Oue thing 10 certain, all who visit III.
La SaPs viii be Indebted to Capt.
Morrell for the f,ne rosds aud trails he
has constructed. Though pset so
years OF age he gets about The noun
tains much better than most younger
men.
With Capt. Morrell for guide we
went over the mountain into NJ nei'e
Basin, which 10 on the wes! slop- ann
lays directly ut the nupd Of Ia III
Castle valley. Here we found III -ssrs.
Loutsenhe zsf, McGFaw aud pNriy,ahd
Fowler anu Bean, all h wing cti ns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

Stockholders in the Buckeye Min
Ing company are being appriseu OF the
fact that at a meeting OF the directors
thereof, hold at the company's Office
ON the 2nn inst, an assest meut OF one
cent per share was levied on the capt
tai stock, the same payable at once TO
flank Y. Taylor, SECRETARY OF the
Company, ana bec3ming delinquent
on the l4lh day OF August. The cash
realizeI from this assessment Will go
towards the further development OF
the mine, ard ths pushing OF the
shalt down TO the 900 level.
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after the recious tnetalP. He DIES his
wn assay ing at the sugar factory.
Waller J. Higge has been In Lshi Tor
ehort Wilt from his rniuiug Iabors.
He will r. turn 10 Fi,h Springs sfme
lime this week and resume his Labor
here. He predicts bright future ior
hat camp.
Salmon City Republ PROJECTORS
in the employ OF /. 3. Johnson last
week discoveries "A vein Of quarlz seven
feet III thickness, which assays $50 so
Ia vsluc. 1t contains SAG IN goIu, z
pr cent copper and 8 ounces 10 silver.
There are tome valuable properties on
Pr9itc eek, AMI MIR. J hnson owns
umbtr u claims IN that neighb rh oou
whlch Will no uoubt prove Of great
woTth when Properly developed ami
wOrse1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

Last weeks shipment from inc
Boise nfsay tllre. made Saturday,
amounted to sos .S07.9l, the largest on
record. This Increase r. Il scts the ,x-
pansion OF geld miping In the territory
tributary to this city. In many quar-
ters new operations are being ipaugu.
rated, each sduine something 10 the
volume OF business done at the Office
Buise Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

The pleasant favor. gentle action, and
soUthing eff CT of Syrup OF Flgs, W on
In need of laxltIve,anu II the father
or mother be cOstive or bilious, the
mtst gratifying results follow It's use;
80 that 1t 10 the best family rtmeuy
Known and every family should have
bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

Selling Die - Tickets win be sold q.
Oldeb, Bingham, Spriugville, Goshen
Hnd all intermediate points OF July
2Otn to 24tt, inclusive. At Silver CITY,
Mammoth AID Eureka on July 10 tJ
"a b, inc,usiv'. AT Grand Junction,
Fruiia, CEcp and points intermediate
thereto, on July l9.h and 20th. At all
ntber points, Maple;On, Belknsp, Sc1.
fl Id aud ThompsoD's inclusive, on
Juy IL h to 23fd, Inclusive.
Limiis-All tickets will DO limited
TO cobtiDuous passage in both dirsc-
tlolr, with final limit OF July 60, 1897;
going passage to cOmmelce VITA date
Of sale.
Traiu Service-Best possible train
service from Dozen, riutic, Utah
county and other portions pf the State,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

No. 73 West Fir't South street. A
email store, q small stock, small ex.
penses ana tmali PROFITS. / should
ike my irieuusapd the public g. awarI
me share OF their IslrJnage IN HE
abIve business. Oniy brat clsss goods.
II. W. NAIsBfTT, Manager,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

Ciure has been busy the past few days
builIinE road for the Dsisy company.
The company nre well pleased ana
that makes 1t sale q cay the mine is
Nil .ipht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

On and aner this date last regular
rains leave Lagoon $40 and l0:4O
nm. III. w. EARLY,
Passenger Ageut.
July 7b, 1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

Il the Semi-CenteDnial Celebration
d Pioneer Jubilee at Salt Lake City,
Jul, 2OIh to oath, Inclusive, the follow.
NJ low round trim rates are authorized
10 Salt Lake CITY and return vi Il.
.. w Ry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-07

The following telegram has been re.
ceved by Secre AIRY Culmer Of the
Transmississitpl Congress in fespop;e
to on Inquiry ny himseI:
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-06-10
Hiuh School Building.

The work of repairing, improving and
enlarging the High School building is now
fully under way. From the contractors,
Megsrs Millard& & Hudson, we are informed
the improvements will be as follows:
A handsome, new bracket cornice will be
put around the entire building. A man
sard roof will be placed upon it and the
chimneys built up the necessary height
for the new roof. The windows will be re-
paired and reglazed and protected with
heavy wire grating A new modern porch,
with columns and ratings will be placed
in the position now occupied by the DID,
dilapidated porch. The doors will be re-
paired and the interior and exterior wood
work repainted.
Tie trustees are also contemplating
building brick tower at the southeast
corner of the building, the upper room to
be used as a music room and the lower
one for the storage of fuel &c. This tower,
ifbuilt, will be the same height as the
main building. The first story of the rear
or ell part of the building as it now stands
is of brick while the second story is framed.
1t is also contemplated to tear Of the wood
en- story and make it brick structure
complete. The improvements that have
been let TO contract and those that are
contemplated will make the building 8
good one.