davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-13
STRANDED WHALES.
A Great School Goes Ashore in the Straits
of Magellan.

of Magellan.
Toward the end Of September, 1896
an enormous school of species Of
whale called the Gazing whale ran
ashore in Teal inlet. Teal inlet is
small creek Y miles long, opening into
Port Salvador, which in turn opens into
the South Atlantic by very narrow
opening.
One morning whirlwind appeared
to be approaching over the water in the
Bay of San Salvador, and soon this was
made out to be an enormous school Of
whales, so thick that they seemed TO
be jostling each other, nothing but fins
tud tails and the water in foam all
around; this was on a flowing tide, and
they came into the inlet Itself describ
ing sort Of cycloidal curves, until the
inahore part of the squadron took on
kelp reef and then a sudden panic
seemed to seize them all, and the I'M
fortunate animals came up the inlet
full speed with the sea boiling in front
Of them, and they piled up in hundreds
on the beach. Then. as there was
rising tide, they got off again. but only
TO charge The opposite beach, and so Oil
I'll the falling tide and loss of strength
left them high and dry all around the
dreary bay; then could be heard the
sort of lOng-drawn sighs which these
mighty beasts make in breathing, and
the young ones were said to have been
heard to cry with mewing sound
Very feW, old or young, lived more than
Il quarter of an hour after their final
strandng. Some died quietly, others
beat the sand and water with their tails,
dyCing the water with blood; the chill
Gren, not realizing the calamity Of the
poor monsters. were observed TO be put
ting stones on the blow holes Of such as
they could reach. delighted to see the
stones blown high into the air at each
expiration. The men of the settlement
were engaged with ropes trying TO save
the boat pier from destruction by the
! furious strokes of the tails Of a couple
of whales who had got alongside it to
| die.
By evening, after the tide had cbbed
/ 'uNlt billN WIZ llNt W lNlfN huOtls buA
of more than 500 that had been ailoat
that morning, and by the next morning
only three were TO he seen. aud they
swan round and round for awhile. and
then, as if disdaining 10 live when nil
their companions were dead, they made
straight for the beach. ard in few
moments they also had passed forever
out Of existence. Circumstances made
it impossible to use the blubbcr. Some
OF the bodies have been burned; they
burn like a great oil she'd
The spring tides fortunately 0oated
others up and down and dispersed them.
otherwise the stencil would have been
unbearnble.
These whales were from four to thirty
fact long. The four-foot ones were just
horn They were Of all ages and sexes
They had small. sharp-cutting teeth in
each jaw and q very large tongue; the
head was not very large, certainly not
more than a seventh Of the body length
London Field.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-13

10 The c.rcumlocution Of Tie ambig
nous nes, who protcnds TO know oil
things best there is one thing evident
that be who will succeed is the mau
ot energy, not Of gsb. Succees -
achieved by effort not through dreams.
Many miping aud stock operators are
not alive 10 the immense possibilities OF
success because they have enyelopel
themselves with c0matJse almos phefo
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-13

In order to preserve the beautiful Adj
rondacks New York state has appropri-
ated 81 100000 as starter to purchase
forests wherever desired and rescue
them from the ravages Of the wood
men. .-EX
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
gSDomtna.

Gbs9enue-Sn otn bisi9en Bsrt
ndtisn Der llniou 8aclfic uRo Ceramic
purosn IN Samtag Set~ii9uraeu on.
aeitln9su, ip'Ite bic arbeitsssit Der
NnCtItt Qten Don 5 auf 4 T1ae mpbents
lib uno bon s Stunbsn uui z StuuSen
tdgl'h rsousireu uuo ioiort in Strait tres
ten 'oGen. Auberosm miro i:osm Or
better etu uusrbstsrsr lO,dataer urloub
uGhrsSo Der Hsier.oss bspll'st, iooas
ores oles IN auem eln2r 30proc utlaen
2Obnsrniaoriaurs slelttommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
Oregon.

BortIanb.- Der Brigade Gene
ral Werriam, Ger Beishlsbaber oss De-
partsmeuts Columbia, bat am Snmitna
nit eirsm Gomit' Der bleiiaen Saneels
TANNER nber bic untsrhlsuna Der Sob
arGber ON glfon eire Seraihuno 9ehnb'.
Su 8smdsbelt NIT ben IUDeilnraen
osa 3ries amjriitsss wiro sr Srpsi Din
,isre nab Der SOleisIosrn ih'dsn. mel
die 5it pabriteinlid nit benz am 20
9ssember cbssheroen 9ampier Giosr
nab Ip;l bfgebeu ipsroeu. 3as I'm,
tsrItiBuusscomite bit tini uno at'S'g
8erioren III 9,enlt gerrmmer, pslte
Dem arisasospaytemeut Sum 2ranspprt
pon 2ebeusmiitsln mad Dem NOrben III
G'rileuus ssl!s0t w:roen iOaer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
Colorado.

Denper.- Siebsr boa ben Giisn.
babuarbe,teru, mslde Sonntoa Nbsno
b'i benz 3uiommsuitob Speier 3I9e Der
Ser Der IL &lo 9ranoe G,leubdbu per
lsst muroen, iino hierber ssbratt nor
Den. Nd'uncspanSia bsfincen iib in
benz Giienbat nboapital 81 Salloa. Die
leu,e b~eianoeu 'ih IN eiuem losaetrtnn
ten 8nsen, wslbsr nit %raienoer Shuel
liafeit lei @aile &od Die abidufi8e
Bobn biuab uno i'll bic 2ofomotiue zines
entaegentOmmsnoen TrnbtSuaes binelns
fubr. Gs 1T Elm wabres Wunoer. BOB
4Rmano nui Der Steae ssiDotet ipuroe.
- Der Gortrab S~ebntanieno troat,iter
8olouiNen lit in 9enpsr auasfommsn.
Die Rolonie wlro lid in benz Sbenon.
oont Gbal BON Siom'It.G olorabo ME.
bsrlalisu, poielbit Sduisr, Shulen, Sir
dsn uub uerihisoeue 9etuerbllhe &C.
bduoe erridtei weroer iolen. Die &ic
9ranoe Gilsutahn uerlpridt cine Sueis.
bobu III ierss 2ano 81 bauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
SrunSeisentbumssY erfdufe.
arstH .Nsratrn' sut4ttt ron Rtitarsr ::-'
R. o mmtl.

N. Q umtl.
3idlplas 9utoeu uno @atttIl an Sohn
Suteen ilir Sheil got l zee ID
12 &idti5 30 $1,000.
Elan: Ciun Irno @uitin al S,elrn II.
Is Soraerotu0 iir iUll4 nc1li zee
IS J 1913 Alane 81 300
Sepruc @nrncrt umb @attin al Rph
Nurci fir uru1l4 iclt4 Gee - J
1876 NlNiie % $50
anog1ip 9 &eiuunmn al &c Rel
guam iiIr ell4 Scc II ) 1913 2!ane
"a mo Nnoere9 5000.
Nibdcl 9ucubtdcr uno @uttm Ill !
@ergs 'Ir ll2 glder opu lmI!4 le
ia Gee 35 } 1913 Alane 30 200
3chn 6oidlcu md Satin al Gbrt't
Nltm iiir i1l2 uc1li uon nelt2 zee
90 J 1875 8lalie 81 100.
;3udu 6oileu IND @attin al Nrip
Eartdlmaur iilr ull2 nclli pom
Ecl4 Fec % ) l2G &lalc 81 100.
Better @alts ct al an Suliu2 Stncis
Der iur uc1l4 ucll4 zee ID l?3
aloIe % 400
SIC Il i NJ II VI I'm So al Ntdrp
Barter iijr got ) Slot y Nlbnnp %
@epr0e VI Stcmurt mno @ntttu al VI
N~aHulOau iir ulu1l4 utlli Sec3S
125 Nldjic 30 $50
Sultan y 5lbbs mo @ottc an 9Snt
SubbS ilIr Cots II NM - Sld 20
Sdut Gettre 100.
6crtcrt 9 %teocr NM @uttl1 all Sen
y %eeocr lr iir = lclli ppn Tic
~ zee 81 J l2j &lant 81 100.
cttp Widol all Ncurn y ycmbcd iiir
ip't4 iclt4 Eco 81 J l24 Ninne 30
mo Nuocrc@ $500.
,(picph llocrmum II. @attut al Nrlll
;lsfa llocrmum iiir wll2 uclli zee
% 124 aluMe % 1900.
gorotjuu MierS al Sohnnm Stio.
iuicpatl iilr ull2 lpl!i zee II
l25 Gluiie so 30.
Charles WcGcnulion uno @ottlu an
,Samce Y&iuter fltr Not Sld . III
TOirulcw9 400 Mtelrolc 100.
@eslcn Garter uno @dtttl All Ehcbt
w Vaunc iur She'll mll2 nrpl!i
Gee ~ : 1874 Nlanc 80 800
3eructtc u S6uier uno @nttur al !
8rpmmcnihcufcl iiir ilu1li npl!i
Gee 20 J l2G Nluiic 81 500.
Nrud VI SSobls al Ncrmnn Sdnner
iur Yot II Slpt l Trceport l15
S,erruan &or0eroiu0 an Sphu Dor
oeroin0 iiir Sots l X II gid 32
Gireat Northern POD Mtclrole 400.
Spbu Suracroir0 NM Satin an 81
len Surte iur Cots ], > mn 3 Slt
32 @rect Nortberu goo Ytelrolc 26
8crhuro 8puer mo 6iattiu all Sohu
&outr iIr m9etbelltcs ll2 got 5
Sec20 J 125 &ldie % 100.
,Ephu aolb uuo Gattlu al Stniou j
9HalS iur lie got . Did IS Charts
400 Mielrpic $50.
&lQlam y WtitdcQ mn Satin al i
Wuprc9 iir ell2 ululli zee - )
l26 Nloiic 81 40C,
Scter Z Rcu0cptcr mo @attlrI al
Sic @olocu GroUu Grcnuteru III
ipclutlpu uu9ctbtlltes 1l2 Slod 80
Rlhmouo 1859.
Aldlolas 9 9uouer mo @attlu al lie
@oloeu Grown Grcaneru Nllottd
tluu ilr u~u0ethetltcS ll2 Slod 60
Rlfmouo 1850
Suriab J Sauiapu an hob ii Sells
iNr uelli Sec 81 J ~, atnne 80 =
IchQuua SrpelitreeB uuo @atte an
Thomas Sbpmplon Iiir tbetl lelli
iell4 Sec 20 J 1913 &ldne 30 l25.
0eurn &ititeu Ct al al Saruep sSit
iheu iur iell4 ue1li Sec 90 l2J
alaiic 2S unb NnoereS 1900
ocUrp y Goelbrpd uuo @aettn al !
See iiir got IL Slod Al 6reemanI
gloo Mtelrnie $50.
geter Iirtes uuo Satin an Sacot
8%ps9eulttos iirr iwl!4 npl!4 &c,
% ! 1875 alaie 80 uuo Nnoeres l2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
GOODS Yilen plrieu ppraiislih nad b
Nohlseit uno turiren 0opfuch. Csc.
Waibtn9ton.
Wtt6iaan.

.Gburlotte. - Trpf. Sing BON
bisiiaen Oliuer @oleae wiro. elmer
@oibinston'er Meloura suiclle, Der
udtfts nmsritlHiihs 8otibaiisri IN Gum
le,u.
Sort 0urOr. - T,e grcslfOr
Gl;ctric 2iQb, @or.s br1nnten 5rs'toa
uisoer. Der S4aosn bsl,d9t uugtiTbr
$4,000 Collars.
Wuribalf.-Mui nsr Detroit. Yos
leso IL Milwaufee Ghenbahn follolrte
in lester Wontoa Nn6t Fin 5rah!ius
nit nsm Eerionsrjua. Seioe Hofomo
tipsr puroen ssrirnmmert. Die 5rdtts
possn tbirmt,u lih a%uisinanosr. Der
9epGdmsiltsr Ntbsrt Arrsr puroe be-
osnflit, Die I'cumlsb uno y. y. Wil'
lions uiht uubsoeuteno perlebt. Der
2oiomotipiihrsr bss Bahaatersuses,
Bebb Goti, broh eth 8sin. Die YaHa
aiere entiamen nit benz Shrsd.n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
E Tie 8,r1teit

ga- Die 8%,ritsissruns mein,r Raa.
zen fiubst isoer Gag morssrs BON 8 bis
II ubr iiatt. Hrsmnno perfume oieie
nus9eS'ihueie 8elsaeuhsIt. su Der Sc
hermann freunolitit siusslaoen III pou
5 b 6 10 |. Cob Spring, Wtnu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
Nontano.

ga wiro Don 8lpita
hitsn Der Slan asfnB,. e,neu Stmsl5
oien bier ober uCrbllb bon bier in Der
gtdhe Der Stabt ~ bausu. S0lte Die.
les au Stonpe fommen. 10 tulree Nfii.
ioula arcBsn @eplru tieraus srSislen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

sx1~ .5ur $40 per gdsr fault man
Die 3 Wsllen non 8oitius mo isbsSsbn
Rsilen bon 81 Glcuo ssls9ens, l2O
gder arcse Wumiorh uuo 2burber
5arm; ri sN4 ron SG4 stctlou IS,
Iopn,b,p l2l, &loiie 30 in Stsarus
gourtp. Nui Ter Tlim. ton Der Is
gtsr uutsr Tfl 70, Is Qder 8lsi'nlano
ino. s 2lmmsr ato6ss @Obnbaus uno
ipni'ss 6lrmsetducf. Die 5irm mus
ipiur, p.rtduft ODER on cine CUTE Terion
psrp1htst lperoen. Die ssnlQt III, in bic.
jsm Wintsr a~bSubcljsn uno oas linn
Der" OUT ubspabrer.
6. VI. 8 u Il,
1l2 Ybon'r Ssbluoe, Winneopolis.
Winr. 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

cB- Selurid Sturiamp pom ct. glcgb,
Mtnn., iagI, hoB er piele 2%inirnents atz
braltt. Soath's German eminent aber ole
oas bette 9eiunoeu bot. 4ehc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

uerboten tpsrben. 9eib.r mubte Id mid
perabi4ieben. unuerse6li@ wirb mir
Der 25. Mopember 1897 bleiben. Sebt
crit uerItebe id bic Worte bes Hlatates
rs1t: .uniere Greunoe wiiien es aus
G~riabruns, ba6 Nlbanp es ueritebt, ae'
Multitude Ssits 81 uerauitatten." VI
banp unb bic Bremer Staotmuiifanten,
iie lebsn bod" 9lui elm frpblides @ie'
eerieben in 2 Sabren!
Gin s s8eu6er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
- @elp ,u perIetben in irosuo mel

den Sulnmen 81 ben nieorlgIen 3iuisn,
@elo prompt beior9t. S2rett Dor bel y I.
Srtd. ct. @louo, Niun. 52-bu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
Nebraska.

Omaha. - Die l%anaaihmiss Rcrs
~irousrie bsJisli6 Der Wstboos Der De
rsdnurs Der Srabtraten bel Der Der
ienouu9 Don lsbeuoem 8isb III Der So.
lung nabs. Sas 5raht : Ssplrtsment
Der burlington uno Ni6Ou,i &lusr
gnan bat anqefincist, boB ic bic 8a:
ten pom Gents per 100 Yfuuo 81 Gol-
lars pr 8assouluouus Gnoern tpsroe,
DIE MliiOuri Sueific Babu iolste isiort
nit elmer dbnllhsn Intinoisuns.-Die
ratte gonusniion Der National.G ,sa
rspubl'faniid:r Clubs wiro ON IA. biz
Is. SUM in Dmuba itatifiuben. Die
JsttsQuna oes 0atums uar BEN Cos
mite in Omaha lbsrloiien uno bieies
bat. ruie cine Wslouns BON benz Ssires
TOR W. 8. 9owlius beiast, bic senann'
ten 1ase serpdblt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
Gas gie- -sa.ost AZ
~ = lIeM2AIZsm s. ...s

StIetou. - DIE Slnefons uEo
0abp,ton : Suoianer erblslten Sosbsn
,bre Sabresssloer I'M 9eiammtbetrcge
BON $4,000 ousbsjablt. Ourhihuitts
lih trefisn s25 aui iecss e%in5elne Suoi
ulouum. gBle oies immer Der Sol 1T,
10 bdban lib aub bieies Wnl @bisfep
hauoler uno Gambler eirssItslt. pelts
ben &otbtduteu oas 8slo absulodsn S,t
bsmhbsn. Der Suoinrerasent bat Der
Bolisei frsns unb,foblen, lsosn bieier
MlHettdter, otiien lie babbaIt tperoen
ipuusn, 81 perbaIler.
CHAM Tim Sao Gluer
berriht unter ben &inSpleb bic unter
Dem Iamsu ,Slodtes" b%siannte Srant'
belt uno iorosrt uisle Opfer. 8isber
puroen in Der Gesel II ieiis adlber
uuo ilberblupt MIR junss Rlnoer bon
oieIer &rnnfbeit beiaueu, in oieiem Safe
isopb srsrlff lie cub aussspadienes
8inouisb. Webrere 8lebSiitter melt
lib uom MlHouri importirten UOr 8urs
sem 8ieb com Often uno beSabltsn ein'r
sutsu Yreis oaiir. Sect itirbt ,bnen
ooHslbe meg. obue TAB iie iib Die Sa6s
erfldren f0nnen.
Sotua.
9es@ oines. Uuf nabeiu
$4,000 peranIbln9t Staatss NubitUr
WcGaribp in isinem ioeten uerOnent.
litteu smsiiabrliben Beritt oas 8sf'
at I'M Siaatsibus bis gum ndtften gu.
nj. gr erflGrt, wie baielbe pur1 auB'
eroroenillhe umitanoe (5eusr in msb.
rs.en Staatsanitalten etc entfta1 esn
h,unb iast. oas Bolt braube fi9 ni4t 81
b%sunrubisen. Gr smpisblt. bic Staats
~iinanSen mieosr auf eine BanrSab
l~unssbaiis 81 brinseu. bob bic 2esisla.
tur bic Steuerumlase iiir bic nahiteu
Sws, Sabre entipVedsno erb0be. bob au.
Berorosntlide Bswiaisunsen mosli&i
bsi4rdnit uub bic re3slmdBisen Gussa'
! ben m6sli@t rsouSirt ruerbsu. Ct en-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

pH.blt ouBerbem, buB bic 2.sistatur bic
Steuersinnabmen our1 9sranjtebuu9
iolhen Gisenibums uermebre. oas Bis
Der ieiuen Nutbeil on ben bHentlitsn
9uiien ui&t aetraseu bat.
SiourGitp.-W .. Woore. Der
betrissriihs sd,smsifier BON Boone
Gounip. melher lsstsn CONNER nit
$4,000 burd bic Gaitsn aius, 1T 5u
riid uno bat fih ihulola btfauut.
Rihter 0eooer psrurib.ilte ibn ON
Moutaa su 81 Sabrsn 2udthous uno
80 elmer @slonrnfs uon $1,000.
YNtseontn.
W n.-Gdbrenb oeS nit BEN
lss'sn 80. Cclobsr ~ Guoe sfaansensn
Siacnlinhrss bslisi,n iib Die @sinmmt
einnobmen oss S,dntes auf 81 324 572.'
OF uro bic 8eiommtaussuber out ST.
34O,7o9.36. 9ls @iuuobmen umtolien
isoch S340. O0O. pelhe aus Den 1rulf'
ionos stborot wuJoer. uno Der Boorbe'
traa I'M aIQems,utn Jorhs belief iih be'
&'hunuasihluS aui $3367S.2l, um
SIG. l37. 35 wsniisr nls am 30. Ccto'
Der 1896.
Saljlub tritt oft aur bel faltem Wetter,
bic innere Sano ersreifeno nno auoere 8or'
pertbelle Sooo's Sariauarlla, Der 9roBe
Slutreiniser bellt SdlSIluB.
6oob's Yilen pirieu poralislih nad Der
Ylohlseit uno turireu 0ppfiucb. Csc.
Waibtngton.
SeattIe.-5er 9ampfer .Glepe
lamb" m,lhsr am 4. De5smbsr bon San
5rarc'sco, Gal. nod bier obfubr, if
ndbrsro zines hsitissn Sturmss on Der
@eItflts uon Yarc1absrs Ssluno I'm
Barclap Sunb, poQfdnois II thinner
aesanasu uno 20 Nnnu Der Ssmnnnure
'ano ibreu Zoo IN BEN Sluth'n, nab
r,no iih Der @npiid1, Der Oaupt Waitis
nit, utsr Wn,roler uro petiFr relieien.
Stlfi uuo Glourg batieu eiuen Werth
BON $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

merth 15ct5, III 1Octs. Silt Der @auo 9es
ltldte 9amen 5aid)eutiIher mertb 25cts
nlr 5ct9. @eiIdte Sultial 9amcn ID
itentildcr berabgeiebt 81 jcta l{unlers
ilir Mtduucr mtrtb 3jcts mr. 25cts. Sd-
paueiiit ieioGne 1Sulttal Manner z "a
ihcutildJcr mir 39cta.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

Geluloio ShahteIu fir Srapotten,
Nanoihubc uuo 5%aiheutlidcr 9hoto=
Gapes III scots. Suiletten Sets nit lei
nem &amm, SUriie, Spie9el III octorirttr
Shdhtel perth 81 50 III 75cts.
@robe g~uspabl an ieineu Nubums,
@rbeits Sdlnd)telu, Haiir Gets, Gets iilr
9tauder, Suiueleu Sdadtelu jl ~unieren
9ew0brlih nicorigen Greiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

Ghte 6reuh &ios 0%auoifube NIT Spa
fen, Sn0pien ooer pntcntlrtcr Span9e III
alien mDglihrn 6nrben mie aud lhpor5,
wertp $125 ST 19cts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-12
THE BLACK DIAMOND SHOWING.
Secretary Day Reports 'Favorably on
This Stockton Mine

Secretary a S. Day, of the Black
Diamond Mining company. whose prop
/ erty is Located at Stockton. in Tooele
/ county, returned yesterday from an in
spection of the mine. in which d rich
strike was made a week or ten days
ago. as chroaicled in The Herald at
the time
In speaking of the condition of the
property, Mr.. Day corroborates all that
has bees said concerning it in these
/ columns, and he expressed himself as
being highly pleased with the future
( outlook for the mine, in which, at the
present time, a five or six foot body of
good pay ore is exposed, which will run
from $40 to 500 in silver and lead to the
tor.
When the strike was first made on
the Ronorine vein from a drift from the
bottom of the shaft, the vein was about
three feet wide, but now, after follow
ing Il Cor distance of y feet it has
Widened out as above stated. the whole
/ body being pay ore and it is expected
that within a few feet more the north
and south cross vein will be encounter
ed. Al that at the juncture an i'm
mense pocket of high mineral will be
uncovered
As it is. work is being steadily push
ed, and ore is being taken out, it being
the intention to make q potion shipment
the first OF next week, a large portion
OF which is now on the dump. and con-
signments VIII doubtless follow each
other with gratifying regularity here
after.
The formation where the strike is
made is very friendly to mineral, as
the denosit is a contact in lime and
DOrDhyry.
Mr.. Day states that very favorable
reports have been received from the
Hercules, close by, and that the owners
are shipping regularly, while consid-
( cradle activity is noticeable throughout
the camp.
The Black Diamond strike has caused
much favorable comment in mining
circles around Stockton, and it is the
prevailing impression there that the
mine is the making of a heavy producer
and shipper, and that it Will soon rank
as a diVidend-payer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-12
----<e-<R-o
NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence Which is Right to the Poin
and Reliable.

ana hollaDle
Judge Frank Ives of District Court of
Crookston, Mimi, says: For some time
1 have used Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
with seeming great benefit, with few
exceptions, have not been so free from
indigestion in twenty-five years.
Geo. w. Roosevelt, U. S. Consul to
Brussels, Belgium: Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, safe, pleasant to take, conve-
nient to carry, give keen appetite, per
feet digestion.
Mr.. w D. Tomlin, Mechanical Engi-
neer, Duluth, Mimi: One box of Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets has done it's
work, and I am again gaining flesh and
strength.
o. E. Ransom, Hustonville, KY:
was distressed and annoyed for two
years with a throwing up food. often
two or three times day; had no GER
tainty of retaining a meal if 1 ate one
Four boxes of the tablets from my
druggist have fully cured me. I find
carry.
Rev. G. D. Brown, Mondovi, Wis:
The effect of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets is simply marvellous; q quite hearty
dinner of broiled beef steak causes no
distress since l began their use.
Over six thousand people in the state
of Mich. alone in 1894 were cured of
stomach troubles by Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets.
Full sized packages may be found at
all druggists at so cents, or sent by
mail on receipt of price from Stuart Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
Send for little book on stomach
diseases, mailed rec.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-12

and the awarding of lands will be
made up of the whole board, with the
exception of Governor Wells and Sec
rotary Walton
The report of the committee, sub
mitted yesterday, was as fellows:
Your committee appointed for the
purpose of formulating plan by
which the board may thoroughly and
expeditiously consider the appraise-
ments OF school lands and the award
ing of such lands to preference right
applicants therefor. beg leave to
recommend that the board shall
consider the matters stated above by
counties and sections in the alphabet
ical order Of counties beginning with
Beaver county and ending with Weber
county; that the board shall appc.ri. q
committee consisting of all the mem
bers of the board except the officers
thereof, the duties of which committee
shall be the careful and thorough con-
sideration and examination in detail
of all preference right applications for
the purchase of school land and the
appraisemerts thereof by counties and
sections as recommended above: that
at such times as the committee shall
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-12
PROSPECTS TAKE TIE LEAD.
One Cent Stocks Set the Pace on the
Stock Exchange.


While considerable business was
transacted on the exchange yesterday.
as far as the number of shares We're
concerned. the commissions would
hardly pay for the time of one or two
active brokers.
As a general thing. prospective prop
critics were IN favor. and stocks rang
ing in value from - to IL cents figured
largely in the business of the day
In the unlisted stocks. but little was
done. and the bears held possession of
the floor. Galena and Geyser- Marion
were practically unchanged in the bids
and asking. Mercur was somewhat
slumpy: Mammoth was stationary.
While Northern Light lost some ground
ard made transfers under the quota
tons of the previous day In this class
of stocks another sale was registered.
-Four Aces making a transfer at a
nominal figure.
The unlisted shares We're active, but
the aggregate sales figured up to an
Insignificant sum, considering the num-
Der Of shares which changed hands.
Chloride Point held it's own in excel
lent shape and closed strong and with
sales to its credit Homestake, Rich
mOnd & Anaconda. Sunbeam and Dali
ton We're listed as sellers during the
call.
The transactions of the day were as
follows:
SALES OF STOCKS.
1000 -Four Aces at IL cents.
200 Northern Light at 81 cents.
2,000 Homestake at y cent.
LOCO Richmond & Anaconda at 9L
cents.
1000 Sunbeam at "a cent.
1000 Dalton at y cent.
200 Chloride Point at 40 cents
The closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
GALL OF LISTED STOCKS