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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
Fanny Davenport,

Mr.. BIN S,ern, the maunger Of
Fanny DAvenI OFT, is a visitor to Salt
Lake City In tho interest OF his com
rany. He prom scs dramatic enter
tainment Of tho highest quality, when
Miss Davenport appeare here at the
rheR,er the first week Of March. A
an Instance he says the pro uctiOn Of
DetmondR r6quires three car llads o.
scenery, while that OF Cleopatra only
had two. During the performance
here Mis- Davenport intends giving
away come silver souvenirs. Mr..
Stern sage he ie plpasud to be once
moro IN salt Like CITY, where he
considers himself AN olu-timer H.
adds that business, ~ IA AZ his com
pany is concerned, has Aeen iniry
gOOd during the winter although he
mas not yet happened to enc uuter the
much-deslTeJ property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
IN MINING CIRCLES.
Good Figures But Light Trading Oh
the Stock Exchange.
TEN DOLLARS BID FOR BECK.
The Depreciation 10 Increase lis
Milling Capacl y-Ihe East
Golden Gate-Oiher Items.

While very little trading was in.
uulged in by the brokers on 'change
today, several OF the stocks made
decided gains and looked in better
condition than they have been for
some time past. The listed stocks
failed to elicit the slightest degree oil
business during the call, while only
two OF the unlisted class brought out
transfers. 1t was the poorest trading
day that the brokers have experienced
for 81 nv time.
Anchor was stationary, maintaining
lite exact figures OF yesterday, while
Ajax was irifle lower. Builion'Beck
got bid OF $40 and was offered at Sll.
DAILY made slight advance,as did also
Daly-West. the latter being strongly
bid for at 81 So, with no offerings VI the
stock at any figure. Galenn was lower,
with Geyser practically stationary and
Geyser- arion on the advance, scoring
a bid OF 81 .97l while the ST. ok was
tfiered at Sl.50. Horn Silver was
strong at sl,s5 bid, but the stock was
not thrown OH the market. Mercur In
creased in the figure demanded for the
stock, holders standing out for $3.50,
with the test bid at $685.. Mammoth
was lower IN the bidding, and the re-
naming listed stocks changed LUZ
little.
On the strength OF report that q
rich strike had been made in the sun.
beam, that stock advanced materially,
rising from yesterdays bid OF 81 cents
TO 10 cents, at which 1t was wanted
badly. Holders OF the stock demanded
10 cents n ehAre, tbus shutting oil poe
sible ealee at iair inquire. The swan
seas were much stronger than ON the
previous cail and brought out good
figures, while stock In the Utah Con,
sOlidated was offered for sale at ID
cents. The sellerB Of the day were
Little Plttsburg ana Buckeye, each o.
which sulscIibrd 1000 shaIes, the
latter bringing l43 cents.
The closing figures were as follows
LISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
IDAHo's NEW RAILROAD.
II Is Past Nearing Completion G::d
win Traverse n Good Mining
Cnuntty.

WIN Traverse Good Mining
CountIy.
The Boise, Nampa and Owyhee
railroad in Idaho, which when com.
pleted Will have ita terminus In the
great. Owyhee camp where Co.Dewoy,
the big mining man aud promoter
thereof, mate most OF his money, Is
fast making Its way to its destination,
the track being now laid to within u
mile Of the Snake river bridge. Gen.
eral Manager John Il. Stearus took a
party OF Bose people Lvsr tho line
Sunday anu all were greatly pleased
with what was teen. The line Will
traverse great mining area and will
prove OF incnloulable benefit to mine
owners ami business meu alike.
The great feature Of thIs line, says
the Boiee Slatetmpn. is the bridge be-
log put in over Snake river, which
Will cost $4,000. This lie q
remarkable WORK. There Will be
two epEns OF $50 feet each rest
lug on abutmcnte and a mid.river
pier built OF concrete. Tue piles have
been driven for the river pier md the
calsaon 10 now being sunk from them.
The work VIII be carried above water
level in u few, dsys aud the pier Will
then be quickly completed. 1 will
be 40 ieet from the piles to the top OF
the plea. This lie most delicate piece
OF work, surrounded by difficulties that
cannot be appreciated by anybody no
mas not inspected the undertaking.
The oaisson lie AZ by 10 feet.
In speech Colonel SteGrns, dis.
claiming all credit Tor himself, said that
the life OF the road was the personality
OF the president. 1t was Colonel
Dewey who had started 1t, who had
Kept IL going and VINO woulu continue
1t 10 completion. This man, he said =,
was rearing q monument for himselt
that would speak volumes for him to
future generations Of Idaho people.
| de had made money in the great
| Owyhee camp anu did not hesitate t0
invest 1t Ia such enterprises Us this for
the benefit OF the district ana the
state at large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
10 wrl,e un uInn C.mns.

Mr. Alphonso Ligouri Morris, n
"doef" OF mining camps for the Dan.
yer industrial Reporter, is In our
midst. His purpose here is to "tnke
in" the mining camps OF Utah anu
subscribe articles upon them to his
paper. Mr. Morris holds the distinc-
lion Of having visited nearly all the
important mining camps Of the worlJ.
He has dealt with the South African
Johannesburg Ia the capscity OF a
reporter mud mas Travelled extensively
throughout the mining world. He is
authority for the statement that forty
miiiions OF Euglieh capital is coming
to America tnis summer, the bulE OF
IT 10 90 into Colorado and Utah min.
ing properties. NevGda will get none
Of ii, he saye, as the English have no
faith in the mines OF that region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
THE aEYsER. MARION.
Capacity of the Compnny's MIL to be
Immediately strengthened.

Capacity OF the tOmpnny's MIL 10 DC
immediately strengthened.
Following on the heels Of the cOnsol.
idation OF the Geyser- Marion interests,
comes the news OF an increase in the
capacity OF the two mile, the work to
be done right away. AT present the
combined capacity OF the mills in
question Is about $50 tons daily. This
Is to be increased to 200 tons, as the
vigorous development work contem-
plated by the new consolidation,
coupled with the disposition OF ore now
on the dump makes such move abso-
lutely necessary.
The 6eyser. company in
tenus to make things hum on Its prop
critics during the coming spring and
GUNNER. All arrangements have
been made looking TO the Systematic
and thorough development Of the
grounJ, and mining men who are ae-
quainted with those properties, hail
the new order with gIatness ana up.
probation, knowing fun well that such
q move will lend much activity
to the Mercur district. The
pmicable settlement OF ths dr.
ferenoes 80 long e=isting bs.ween
the two companieS, prOuiEea 10
bring a couple OF excellent properties
to the front, ana Il IKE Of them vhal
they should be-divide2d' paying
mines OF the first water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

Tho Little Pittsburg company has
levied Rn assessment OF half cent a
share.
Superintendent Mcintyre OF the
Mammoth will 60 out 10 the mine in a
day or so.
1t is stated on good authority that
the wheels at the Northern Light mill
may begin to turn this week.
The Silver Queen on Beaver Creek
made small shipment Of ore Tues
day from u flve.ioOt vein at a depth OF
fifty feet.
The Dayble ranch strike near Charles
ton, WssRtch county, Is reported TO he
looking well. The ledge is opening out
as work progresses.
Superintendent Il. M. Weller OF the
Utah and GAlena mines came in from
Fish Syringe last evening. He re-
ports the properties looking well.
An assessment of ten cents share
has been levied on the stock of the
Rescue Mining company, owLtng
promising property in Elko county,
Nevada.
~ lut VI SAltuh uIb mas
been received from the mine al Fish
Springs. 1t assays 49.S per cent lead,
l2l. 3 ounces silver and ISL per cent
iron.
Assays from tho sample Of Gold
Dust ore brought in from Mutcur yes
teTday, are reported as highly salts.
factory, although the company refuses
to give out the figures.
A flow OF excellent water has been
encountered in the Undine at Iintic,
which 1t is said, may prove o source OF
revenue to the owners OF the property,
US well rs Of 10 calculBble benefit TO the
camp OF Silver City.
Gold Creek, Nov, Newe: Much in.
tereat has been aroused in the onyx
discovery on the BTuneau. Mr.. Buck.
harIt IL in correspondence with Salt
Lake parties who nave the purchase OF
the ledge in view.
At the cflice of the Sunshine Min.
ing company nothing Is known as to
wheu the mill will resume operations.
Samples OF ore came ia from tue mine
Yesterday, aud Will bs tested for their
values, as well as to determine the
best method OF tSea,ment.
MIR. j. G. Jacobs, general manager
Of the hiercur railroad, came in from
the district this morning. He says
there is an abandanca Of snow In the
camp anu that in come inelances il is
Interfering with the work going on
there.
At the annual meeting OF tue
SeaTchlight company hsl ruteiay
afternoon tho following uiticers and
directors were sleute,: Il. G.. Cham.
beEp, president; Juun DerI, vice prtsl.
DENT; J. i. Daly, troR uttI; Jonn Beck
anu q. w. Miles. Simon Hamburger
was appointed secretary.
Boise Statesman: II is reported an
important stTike has been made % the
Last Chance Fraction ut Willow
Creek. A lunt el has ueen run 10 cut
the vein some distance below tue
upper works. This tunkel, 1t Is said,
has cut the vein anu disclosed Two leet
OF high grade sulphuret ore.
Logan Nation - Several capitalists
have become convinced that there 10
pay ore in the Edwards miuB near
Paradise and have entered an arrange
meut with Mr. J. II. Edwards where
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
Lecfnrn at Secnnd Ward.

Hop. w. II. King will deliver lee
ur on the subject, The Needs OF he
Hour, Friday evening, February l9tbi
at 1880 O'clock. The NJ. I. A. Glee
club, under the direction Of Brother
JED w. Ashton, VIII give number OF
musical selection P. This will be the
fourth Of the series OF lectures under
tho auspices OF the Ward NJ. l. "A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

Logan Worried ms TO which Direction
IL viii He Hauled.

IL VIII He Hauled.
There has been considerable talk the
past week as to the probable direction
OF ore hauling from the Rich Cache
mine, says the Nation. The claim is
situated ab1ve the Tenn pie mill, on the
east side OF the divide, Two miles west
oil the Bear lake.
The ore iuns to high values in silver,
lead aud copper, anu 1t 10 probable that
IA considerable quantity Will be hauled
out for shipment TO the mill. II the
mine VIII justify, o mill Will eventual.
ly be- tuilt.
The claim 10 made by some mining
men that tie ore should ald doubtless
VIII be heu ed through the fright nand
fork," which leaves the main canyon
twelve miles from town. On the 9th er
hand, some who should speak author.
itatively, announce that the ore will
be hauled TO Montpelier. That town
is thirty miles from the mine. and IL
the neares. railroad point on that side
of the mountains. Logan 10 not so far,
but 1t is thought the long mountain
haul would wear of the profit.
1t Ii to be hoped, however, that At
will come this way, and that Logan
will derive Whatever benefit may &C.
crue from the ores in the eastern
mountains.
The bonding OF the Rich. Cache
niue created considerable interest In
mining circle, and tie sale or bonding
OF several other claims for small
amounts 10 announced. The fact that
Boston anu SAT- Lake capitalists have
taken possession OF a mine 10 indca-
tive OF the tact that interest has been
directed this way and other benefits
may result.
The parties who have practically
taken possession OF the Rlch-Csche
mine have been looking over the Blue
Bell and other properties with view
to developing them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

One thousand shares Of Little Pitts.
burg at q cents per share; 200 Buck
eye at lat cents. Total shares sold,
5000; selling value OF stock, sl70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
EAST GOLDEN GATE.
The Properly Lying IdIe with An
y,IOc- Foot DriIi Hole.

bsAus'- oot bthA HoiN'
Ina talk with the secretary OF the
East Golden Gate today II was learned
that the sale OF stock upon which tRe
recent assessment remains unpaid hal
been pt stponed until March IA in
order TO give stockholders chance b.
meet the payment. The assessment
thus lar hss been generously e plnded
TO, and not much stock viii have to bs
sold on the above date, The property
Ia now iyiae IDLE with tho drill hole
teaching the j, lOOioot mark and tee
double mlaitments NJ to q "plh Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

800 feet. The company will probably
hold p meeting In the near future ct
which time operations at the mine
will be decided upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

Fesy d Lowe, 10 W. 2nu South,
Stock, MINING aud Grain Brokers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

Kenneth Donoeiian, stock sud
Mining Broker, No. I6l Main street.
Tlephone No, 5Js.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

And God made the beasts of tho earth
after his kind; and cattle after their kind,
and everything that creepeth upon tho
earth alter his kind. and God saw that 1t
was good.
And the Lord opened the mouth OF tho
ass, and she said unto BALKAN, What have
| done to thee that thou hast smitton me
these three times?
Thou shalt not muzzlo the OK when he
troadeth out tho corn.
a righteous man rogardeth tho lie Of
his beast
Open thy mouth for the dumb.
II BIRDS nest chance to be before
thee in tho way, in any treo or on the
ground, whether they be young onos +
eggs, and the dam sitting upon the
young or upon the eggs. thou shalt not
take the dam with the young.
Behold the fowls Of the air; for they
sow not, neither do they reap, nor
gather into barns, yet your Heavenly
Father ieedeth them.
Are not Eve sparrows sold for two
farthings and not one OF them is forgot
ten before God.
And he said unto them, What man
shall there be amongyou, thas shall have
one sheep, and If II fall into put on the
Sabbath day, Will he not lay hold gu 1t,
aud lit it out?
Consider Tho ravons: for they neiihor
SOW nor reap; which neither have store
house nor barn; and God feedeth them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

Richard l.. Coiburn, stock Broker,
T. ON %, IS w. aucpnl 81. Iely. go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

Taylor Bros., IA w. 1T South NC.
Cornlck Building), Stock ana Rsal
Estate Brokers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
ENERGY DAY" IN SCHOOLS.
Brief Service Suggested for FeOTu-
airy 2Gh,
In sunday ScuooIs, tn Recognition of
Mans obligations and buiy 20
the Dumb Creation.

AS explained more fully elsewhere
in this psper, the Deseret Sunday
School Union board has assented to
the proposition for the Sunday schools
In the Church TO specially observe the
lust Sunday In February ne "Mercy
Day" At the Colorado State Sunday
School convention in September, 1894.
that Sunday in each year was set apart
in all the sunday schools OF the state
for special seIvices teaching Kindness
to animate. This year Utah has Joined
with Colorado in the observance o!
this day, which is designed to teach
kindness to every living creature. The
following service has been prepared for
use on "Mercy Day" Ii is not intens :
ed to interfere with the regular Lesson
of that day or the regular work OF the
school, 1t 10 SO short that II con all be
used In addition TO other exercises:
SONG.
Tune--"Dcnnis," eight lines. any 8. NJ four
lines.
stand by the weak and small,
And speak up for the right;
Be as Gods sunbG ans everywhere,
aud make the wur more light.
on streets, in homes and schools.
He loving gentle, brave,
lie to yourselves and others true,
from wrong Gods creatures save.
he courteous. kind to ALL
Keep on lies bright, true side;
spread honor. truth and kindness round,
In peace ana love abide
Bless all within your power.
| In thoughts and words be truei
And do to others as you would
That they should do TO you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
TUNE "Homo sweet Home 4"

Be kind 70 dumb creatures, DO gentle be true
Tor food and protection they look IN to you
For affection aud help 10 your bounty they
turn
oh. do not their trusting hearts wanionly
spuTn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18
CItOuus

Kind, kind be, be kind,
he kind to ALI creatures, both human and
dumb.
he kind to all creatures, nor grudgo them
your care,
God gave them their life and your love they
must share,
And IIo who tn spafrOwB full tenderly hcedH
win lovingly look on compassionate deeds
The brave arc the tender-then do not fciuro
10 carefully cherish the brutes you mutt uro.
Make their ines labor sweeter, not drcary
and sad,
Their working and serving you easy and glad
He made them and blessed lhom, the least are
The swallow that wings her swift night
through the air.
The dog on your hesrthstoue. the horse in
The COW in your pasture the sheep on your
farm.
Brief address, by the euperinte
or some other competent Ierson'uJOl
tho Injustice or wickeduess Of causita
unnocessary pain 10 any living crel.
iure.
Taking the pledge, OF nm agreement,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-18

For sac by al DrngnIsts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

nar4v. TIE latter appeared on the street.
eou-fshing heir revelyers- fifty sno's OF
more we're exchanged TIE killed are
Frank ESbert. Republican politician
Howard C1ore. Republican member OF
Exbert's crowd
sheriff Deakin. dying
John Smith. Democrat
A growing idea thRt last nights riot was
tnetIgatess hv ne prominent politician ncw
IN faH. charged with conspiracy. mas Ter
rsbIv aroused ne country nsignbors q tie
s~ufstw ssert~ report Is current 20 ne
s4~A-t thRt fha men were coming toElgat
- i~-~h al q re men n AL, On tae
s-orra fha, they loaded EgbeTt With WIS
~ ara f-cgse6 hir % the attack, ara
s@..rwa-sz . the murder % The deputy
sheriff
LOUISVILLE Nov An Evening
Pass ~usssis1 from Mount Vernon SAYS \
number % tough characters created
disturbance a. Crooked Creek prse51sL'
this county. this afternoon. sneT1H a11-
fg-s ast~rars.sS - restore order. E1e1 4
general shooting array took place g
tween the z1a-sw his Deputies and e3s-
ss,~he-~ three e he latter being klile2
TIE deaS are Henry Landlord JOIN
Lswrsnc@- Charles PAYNE
RICHMOND Va Nov. "A dTSrnaile
incident - the campaign was ne DEAN
rAis morning A. Staunto1 q Col james
Csockran Republican senatorial eaEdi1ai e
fo- tire Ninth district. He expired sod
sen]v after a vigorous campaign Re-
turns from al paris q Virginia Indicate
that the vote - very bE1t-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
BOTH SIDES CLAIM OHIO.


tree for clerk OK taA court OF appeals. Is
leading Bailey. Republican Reports re-
cefvaa at the state Democratic headqu1r-
fers from seyenfy-four precincts are as
follows Bailey. 7.Is4. saackelf0rd. T.sz-:
Hlndrzn. acknowledgements. 49,
A conservative estimate places the ma
sorisy Of C z Weaver, Democratic caa-
eidats for mayor over g c. Todd. the
present incumbent; a. from 800 20 s.sa0.
TIE entire Democratic ticket IL undoubt-
efly elected with hiEa- There Is no doubt
about tne constitutional Amendment carry
lng IN Louisville.
Returns received AZ the headquarters Of
the Democratic state central COMMITTEES
up 10 u % o'clock this morning Indicate
a Democratic majority fl the stare Of
Is GO TO 1900. Three hundred precincts
give shackelssr1. Democrat. a majority
Of 1900 over Bailey. Republican The
local municipal Dem ticket was
elected by SO majority. MAJ. P. H John
sson. Chairman OF the Democratic state
central committee. gave the Associated
Press correspondent the following signed
statement relative 20 the result in the
state. based on returns received up 20
midnight:
The state Democratic ticket VIII be
elected by a majority 81 not less than 49,
COO Seventy per cent Of the IL members
OF the legislature elected Will be Demo-
cratic All OF the old Democratic coun-
ties and the Republicans elect Democratic
local officers"
Hon. A J. Carroll. state chairman OF the
national Democratic party. said.
'ft was as We expected. Local issues
prevailed Ia Louisville. as well as In the
large cities Of the state. This caused
many local fusion tickets, which prevented
US from showing our real strength"
Judge Hampton. state chairman OF the
Republican party. said.
They would not let our forces vote the
fun strength In Louisville. They prevent
ed Il By delaying the opening OF certain
polling places from : a. N. until In some
cases as late as ] .. m. while others were
not opened AZ all We polled a splendid
vote In the state. The small vote for the
national Democratic ticket Is 70 Us the re-
cseming feature"
A large number Of counties OF Ken
lucky being inaccessible TO telegraph or
telephone. returns are so DELAYED that IL
Is dihcult 10 give positive result on the
only state Office contested for, that Of
clerk OF the court OF appeals However.
enough Is known to show that Mr. Bailey
the Republican nominee. has made a
splendid race but the latest Indications
are that Shackeiferd, the Free Silver Dem
ocratic nominee. was elected by 5000 NJ
H!ndman. the National Democrat got a
light vote. and Mr.. Parker. the Populist
candidate. carried the strength o. his
party
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
Look

before you leap But. if you
mast go to Klondyke. you
should have reliable food.
The cheapest baking powder
because it goes farthest and
never goes back on you'll is
.SehfklFrg's Bssf.
The cheapest tea is SchiI-
Efrg's Best, because il tastes
good and is all tea.
Sehikkigg's Best coffee goes
farther than any other-not
because il is stronger. but be-
cause il starts the day right
A seA8lnz q ce@saay
S4a fr1nesacs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

Democratic gains has beer about = per
sent for about 80 p-ecincts. That VII
give the Democrats a re- gain n the state
Of about & Go
TIE le~is.asivs ticket returns are slow
IN coming aa- The best details cb-sinsble
here give the senate s. Republicans -
Democrats ard In doubt. or the mem
hers % the house. probably a out ~ Iae
viii b Republican, ESNLrE them a safe
working majority IN boh houSes-
The gcld Democrats vote rR7 less than
70 a precinct bat VII probably reach
SQe tn The state
Taa Preh2hitisuiss vote e a li.tle heavier
chan the go.a psuccrsf5c vo5e-
The rsidaie-es < hs-rosa Popalis. vote =
fncoussQGeutt
AT midnight Chairman MeMllan. q the
Republicans claims ere above 20 - al
essentially correct estimate
Latest returns Or legislative tlckey give
ne Republicans forty cat ~ 6tty senator's
ard Sfxty-or9s cut - 80 reuresent "A tfves
ChatrTraAr NcM3fArs closing claim "a
&C &c plurality fer Shaw. Republican. for
governor.