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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08
Caught While
Hsrding in Colorado
GIung to Him While Commercial Traveller In the Middle
West Notwithstanding all Efforts to Get Rid Of IL
ROi Springs Of arkansas, Of no Avail


Mr. William Clement, Of Freoport, iii
nois is wrll-lnown commercial traveller,
and represents the large Chicago house OF
Reed. Welsh & lame. In his carly life Mr..
Clement migrated to tho breezy west and be-
came a cowboy in Colorado. Aitcr doing as
much ut COW punching as he desired, he
turned his attention 10 mining, the exposure
from which and his life ON the plains Under
mined q once strong constitutions and rhcu-
mntism, liver and kidney trouble and dropsy
made their unwclcowc appearance.
The Hot Springs Of Ar,ausus were visited
in the hope of relief, but hr was disappoiui-
cd. and so he took IN bis residence In Hi.
noie, and obtained employment 90 n drum
mor for large house IN Chicago that has
long since gone out Of business, Physicians
were consulted both Il; home and while on
the road with only pe1rniary benefit TO the
doctors, for Mr.. Clement grew worse instead
Of better, and constantly had to lay up for
weeks at time.
IL was then that the sufferer conceived the
idea of irving Dr. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People and did SO.
al thought" Mr.. Clement said to the re-
porter (" that ffty cents would not be much
expenditure, 20 bought box Of the pills
and began taking them according to direc-
tons.
al did not have many days to wait before
found marked improvement in my oondi-
tion, so [ kept on with the treatment. First
my kidneys began to do their york thorough.
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OBITUARY..
ELIZABETH COOK CAMILLE.

OGDEN CITY, Utah, Jan. d, ls07.-
Elizabeth Cook Gamble, who died Nov.
18th was the daughter OF Barnabas
Cook and Sarah Major Cook. She was
born Oct, 1882, at Hun, Yorkshire, Eng
land. Her parents humble, but honest,
industrious and frugal; aud under their
exemplary instructions she grew up and
emulated their virtues and learned to
appreciate their value as she advanced in
life At an carly age she embraced the
Gospel as 1t has been revealed from
heaven through the Prophet Joseph
Smith, and she was ever afterwards faith
full TO lis principles. She made them the
rule OF her life while she sCjouTned in
mortality. She was highly respected in
the community where she resided.
In December. 1853. she with her family
emigrated to the United States. For a
few months they settled in st. Louis,
Mo. On May I, 1861, she was married to
Daniel Gamble. Elder John 4. Hardy
OBLIGATED. Tho same year they crossed
the Plains en- route for Utah, and reached
Salt Lake City in the iall.
In 1856, she came 10 Ogden with her
husband and continued TO reside here
until her demise. On arriving here her
husband found employment with Bihsop
widely known rs the efficient drill mas
ter of the Nauyoo Legion in this section.
Her kind hearedness and generosity
won for Sister Gamble many firm and
lasting friends. She was always willing
to impart OF her substance to the needy,
and took pleasure in administering TO the
comforts OF the servants Of God, when
ever their ministerial duties led them to
this place. They ever met from her Il
warm welcome.
y number OF times during the inciem-
ent seasons, she has arisen from her bed
at night, and given them shelter from
the storms, food and warm beds upon
which to repose; and | lake pleasure in
recording these facts, many OF which
came under my observation.
The Gospel Of Jesus Christ was dearer
TO her than all earthly things, and she
joyiully passed through tributation with
her husband to honor and sustain the
principles which the Lord revealed.
In 1853, she participated in the "move
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been practically demonstrated 10 be
correct, at depth whlch proves the
existence OF an area os virgin gtounu
tina. meAus iu ure extensive produc.
uon covering an Indefinite period.
The ore In the 800 Ia high grade
tlack OK de ami gray copper, Identical
with lnRt which Ia the upper work.
ipes m tde this Old mine famous.
Tn wi sinking from the tunnel
level is now flly ieet below The 200
aud IN solid re, largely of shipping
grade. II will connect with the 800 ~
about the ceuter OF the main chute.
after 100 feet more OF drifting ana
sinking.
The Winnamuck has ont nearly 500
tons OF ore as the result OF recent
developments. a considerable portion
Is shipping grade, hut mona viii be
moved until tho pending sale OF the
mine is fully closed. This we under.
stand is liable to occur at any time,
and ia any event can remain open but
lcw weeks longer.
In running tue tunnel OF the High.
land Boy mine this Winter over 40 feet
Of ore has been cut through, Of which
1t Is said about 30 feet carries pay cop
per. The development is considered
OF immense Importance as establishing
tins extent and RICHNESS Of the great
mineral yeiu On whlch the Higblsud
Boy group Of mines IL located. Tn
company seems to be making no me-
take In planning the capacity Of the
new mill GOO tons) unless 1t should
prove insufficient.
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out oil right. They are In the ground
now about As feet and everything
Shove good indications of coal.
Boise statesmsn: Six Of the miners
on the Judas mine at Willow Geek, a
few days since stated they proposed to
quit work IL their wares were MT AZ.
vGnced from So to $500. MIR. Dewey
was at once telephoned and wired
back to have them laid of.
In Idaho 1t 10 thought hat work
Will coon be begun on the Weisrr,
IdahO and Northern railroad leadira
to the Seven Dsvils mining district,
where many valuable copper propertie-
are located. Joseph Johnston superin
tendont OF construction for the New
York Contraction and Equipment
company having the work In chatre,
is at present n Boise looking over Ia
proposed route.
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IN MINING CIRCLES.
Tho Weeks Opening in tho PIT Of
The Exchange.
STOCKS ACTIVE AT FAIR FIGURES
Gar len City Exciltm 'nt-Sir.ka In The
Winnamuck-Park Record
Ittms.

The opening OF the week on 'change
found stocks In fairly good shape, with
bn improved tone to the market and
trading quite active. Ajax, Nam.
moth ana Utah we're the sellers on til e
listed side, W lille Richmond Anaconda,
Northern Light anu Valeo subscribed
to the day. business for the unlisted
e.ocke. Tho total number OF shares
changing hands was :, $50 with cell.
ing value OF 81 ,4O7.75.
The Anchor stock was stationary
and failed to elicit interest, while jSx
cold at 81 and $40 cents with the lor-
mer figure as the closing bid. Bulliou-
Beck appreciated wonderfully in the
bidding, the stock running up to 81 65,
but holders would not part with it
under S8.50--at least that was the
lowest figure at which IL stood
as an Offering. Centennial Eureka
made It's appearance and was wanted
at s62 so, with limitod offerings at $50.
Daily ana DAILY West were practically
about Oh par with those greeting the
stocks at the previous call. Galena
was slumpy anu received It's beet bid
at 81. 10, the stock being thrown on the
market at 10 cents above that figure.
Geyeer got its bid OF Saturday anu was
an Offering at 81 IS, while Mercur was
featureless with very little change in
the quotations. Mammoth was well
thought OF and recorded a sale at 1880,
while at the close the stock was bid for
MT S2.279, with no offerings unuer
$2324. Silver King advanced little
N iue bidding, bnt Sunshine and
Utah vera practically stationary, al.
though tho latter solu freely at good
feures.
South Swansea took the initiative
in the call Of unlisted stocks but failed
to set its recognition OF Saturday In
the biddibg. Swansea was stronger
and would have been taken W al
ST. IS had holders wanted to aeil at
that figure. Natural Gss was wan ed
at one celt with no If rings. while
Richmond Anaconda sod at - cent?
and Northern Light at cents. The
latter stock had IA cio,iDg bid OF u cents
md was oiie ei for sale at figure Two
cents higher. A half hundred Valso
found O takeT at Sl.25.
The closing figuTes were as follows:
LISTED STOCKS.
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Notice TO Sunday Schools.

Leaders OF the Sabbath school choirs
in all wards OF the city ana vicinity
are requested to teach their members
the following songs from the DeIeret
Sunday school Union cong book:
Song OF Praise, Is There Anything
That We Can ID What Prize Shall
Be Your Rewaru? God Speed the
Right, and the chorus from Our
Lovely Deseret. Songs to be euDg by
them at the afternoon services et tint
Tabernacle Feu. 2SIh in honor OF
President WoodTuh's birthday.
Rshearsals viii begin at the Assem-.
bly, Hall, Saturday, Feb. 9Th, at 1880
D. M, where the Sabbath school chill.
dren especially, are expected to attend.
First rehearsal of all cboirs com
bineG, Feb. IAN at the Tabernacle at
the close OF the afternoon service.
Bring books.
L.. II. BAssETT,
Or the Committee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

MIR. and Mrs. L. s. Bisbing OF Gar
den City, Utah, came in town On
Wednesday, says the Uinta Herald,
Wyo., anu are visiting their daughter
anu son.in.lnw, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f..
Treges. Mrs. Bisbipg gave us some
particulars OF what Is believed to be a
rich gold discovery In his locality. An
Ogden company, represented by Mr..
Huntsmsn, have run tunnel into the
mountain eide distance OF 20 feet, on
apparently true vein, the rock OF
when assays 25 In gold ITO the ton,
They are slili at WORK driving the lun-
mel. The discovery extends along the
shore OF Bear Lake and from Lake
Town to Garden CITY, distance OF ten
miles; and claims have been staked
over nearly the entire distance. He
says excitement Is running high In
that locality, many people feeling con-
fident that they have a-bonanzi. MI.
Bisbing was one OF the pioneers OF
Evanston, and at one time, ior many
years kept furniture store.
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PARK RECORD ITEMS.
Orc From the Junction Group MT sII'
yer CitJ-The Rosebud District.


Orc From the Junction Group nj sIi.
yer CitJ-The Rosebud District.
q. L. Ford dropped into this office
yesterday and exhibited a piece OF ole
taken from the shaft in the junction
group at Silver City, which looked very
rich, and a subsequent assay showed
that 1t did not belle its looks, 1t carries
1870 ounces in silver, The junction is
owned by Park City people, and the
boys have Btayec with the property
through thick and thin for long
time, and 1t now locks Es though their
pluck will soon meet with Substantial
reward. There Ia small vein Of the
ore in the bottom OF the shalt, and 1t
gives strong evidence OF developing
into greater width with increased
depth. Il. II. Buchanan, formerly
editor OF this paper, 10 large owner in
the JunctiOn,and 10 now on the ground
giving intelligent direction to prospect
ing work.
CIV. Thompson arrived in the Park
Tuesday from the much advertised
Rosebud mining district Ia Box Elder
county, where he made his recent dis
covery. He brought with him another
lot OF fine looking speclmens,and says
there is plenty more where they came
from. Mr.. Thompson says that the
vein In his property T. nine inches
wide, strong and well defined. A
force OF elk men IL employed 10 devel.
opment work. a substantial three
roomed house has bsen erected on tbs
ground, and men In consequences are
comfortably quartersd for the winter,
The company has located ten elaine,
nine OF which are Included Ia the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

A representative Of the News was
present last Saturday when a body OF
ore was opened up in the Il. & A. tun.
mel that promises to be Que OF the
most important discoveries yet made
In the camp. The ore is a decOmpGsed
sugar.stnined quartz somewhat elm.
liar TO that found In the famous De.
Lamar mine at DeLamar, Idaho. A
small lump OF this ore, not larger
than hen egg, ground up In hand
mortar, showed thirty cOlOrs and more
OF coarse gold. Only an estimate Of
its value coul1 be made, but similar
ore from the Last Chance, neighbor-
Ing claim, assayeI over 81, 900 ton.
IL Is thought the B. d A. will run
even better.-GOld CreeR, New, Newe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

Snow King group. J. IL. Nichols of
Salt Lake and Captain Hornbuckle,
the latter of whom built the Mercur
railroad, are In the district, ami an
examination Of the Snow King group
satisfied them that the showing was
good enough to warrant them in max.
Ing locations, which they are now
uoing. Mr.. Thompson Will retarn to
Rosebud district Monday, where he
will remain till epting, anu he is con.
fident that by that time he will have
something uncovered that will stsrlis
tne natives.
From a reliable source tine Record 10
Informed that development work be-
low The l600-level Of toe great Ontario
is showing up ore bodies OF an extent
and grade that surpass anything ever
found In the upper levels OF the mine.
The Anchor's shipment this week
Ia OF very high graue-in fact the
Equal OF any ore that this great prop
erty has ever produced. The Anchor
has been good friend TO Park City,
and the hope Ii INDUCED that its man.
agement will soon see their way clear
to again place the mine on the Parks
list Of general shlppers.
A meeting OF the directors OF the
Constellation Mining company was
held Tuesday, and an assessment OF u
cents per share was levied on the cap
tai stock OF the corporation. The COM
pany'sground is being prospected with
great energy, and the assessment was
levied to inrnish funds with which TO
continue the work OF development.
Tne property never lookei better than
II does now.
Following are the ore shipments
from the Mcintosh sampler Tor the
pres week:
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zhe nines In That Part of Utah
showing UD Nicely.
There IL quite mining excitement
ct Garden city, Gays the Paris, Idsho,
Post, anu this time the excitement il
based upon something more thsn idle
talk. The hill running north AMI
south along the lakeshore, southeast Of
Garden City, on the county road to
Lake Town, has up to this writing, at
least thfrty-five claims staked cut, and
everybody Interested are working
their claims. Mr.. Huntsman, an ex-
terienced miner, anu WIN. Ii. Dustin
own n bonnuZs on the hill north OF the
Gap east oil Hodget' ranch. These
parties have dug in on IN incline
DO III As feet and on Saturday last they
struck a solid body OF ore which ac-
coTd!ng to the last assay showed $50
In gold To the ton, which ore Is also
iree milling. They expect as soon rs
the snow disappears or perhaps earlier
to navs mill on the ground. Mt.
Huntsman has Ogden capitalists inter.
esteu and they are going to boom the
camp. The entire MIL above described
Is almost solid ore body, and this
spring and simmer will witness a
genuine mining camp located there.
The "Daisy" mine owned by the
Rloh. Cache Milling company Is being
WoEkeu. The ore in this mine, Of
which there is an abundance, is said
to be far richer than that in Tintic
district.
Silas Wilcox is also working his
claim above Swan Creek having
struck the ore body OF silver, copper
ana galena.
The "Argosss," owned by II. A.
Pope & company lie also forging ahead
rapidly, anu is making splendid
showing.
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Col. Dorsey returned from N ebIaska
to-day.
The Bullion Beck dividend meeting
occurs on the 10Ih.
January shipments from Bingham
aggregated 1850 tons.
The Geyser. Marion people Were
scheduled fora meeting this afternoon
This Julia Dean at Bingham Ia &C.
casionally making shipments OF high.
grade ore.
Ga the 1st inst, nins workmen ut
the DAILY West were given per-
manent lay Oh.
Superintendent Frank Hines OF the
Northern Light was Ia town toda .
Matters on the hill are reported to be
in satisfactory shape.
A ton Of ore from the Little Maid mine
at Gold Greek, New, was sent to Denver
recently and returned values OF S277 in
gold.
Broker q. L. Hudson ofiicIatei as
marker on 'changs to-day Ia the
absence Of his son Lindsay. q. Il.
can make figures with the best OF
them.
On Friday last snowslide occurred
at o point between the Trade Dollar
mine ana mill in Silver CITY, Idaho,
tut fortunately no fatalities accom-.
lanied II.
The Black Diamond mine ct Stock
,ua is ABOUT to be systematically work
ed under the management of Mr..
Brock bank.
A man named John Dillon has been
arrested IN Silver Cily, Ida, for hay.
ing in his possession $500 b OF ore
believed 10 have bsen stolen lsum IN e
Trade Dollar mine.
Harry Joseph spent Sunday in
Tiutio. When asked today what he
had TO say concerning matters there,
he replied: "rbe same old Thin /;
Finite is best district in the Sta {. y
Tho Brigham Buglei's Grouse
Creek o0rrespcnjant sage; We hore
that the csal mire recently discover ed
in Ware Rock valley, about four
miles ir""l hare win prove to O. me
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On the s3O.iUot level Of the Sun
shine 1t is reported that body OF ore
ls being developed, running from IS 10
SIC per ton.
A fine strike lie reported In the Over
land during the week, consisting OF
a twelve foot body OF ore Of good value.
The Herschel tunnel 10 now in / $40
feet, and is being run with three shifts.
The workings are in porphyry.
Geo. II. Glllett, representing the
New York parties who have pur.
chased the Sage Hen group, adjacent
TO the SacrameniO, was here taking note
OF progress OF development during the
week. The Sage Hen IL q promising
piece OF ground and the Fasteners,
we understand, SECURED it at re.
markably reasonable figure.
The incline from the bottom OF the
discovery shaft on the La Cigale, has
attained q depth OF 200 feet, and a
DRIFT 10 being started north from thai
point. The ore body has lost nothing
in size and richness anu the dip has
changed to about iorty-five degrees.
The new shalt, or Boston No. /, is
already down about seveuty-tive feet.
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Golden Gate Group. The American
Cyanide Cola and Silver Recovery
company OF Denver, Colorado, has
just closed contract with Captain
DeLamar for 400 ton dioxide.cyanide
mill, on this group Of mines, IN the
MeGcur district. He is at present
working this process at bis Neyads
group OF mines, to capacity uf go
TONS per day.
Sacramento.-Ehe management at
present is working ia Elk drifts that
give average value OF from see to S25
per ton. The company states that the
vein averages 70 so feet IN depth.
Weekly shipments OF cyanites are
made, now valued OF about $4,000 per
shipment.
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TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

Five hundred shares OF Ajax at 81
cents per ehare and 800 ut s4A cents;
100 Mammoth al $3.50; 400 Utah at
$l.2c9; 600 Richmond AnacordR at
Il cs q; 100 Northern Light at 90
cents; so Valeo at Slips. Total shares
sold, 1850; selling value OF stock,
Sl,407,75,
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STRIKE IN rnE wINNAMucK.
ore Broken Into ON ihe 500 level
THO nIEhInnd hoy.

News from Bingham through the
medium of the Bulletin says that IN the
800 level Of the Wlnnamuck alter
running about $50 ieet east ir. m the
main incline ore WAS broken into
Monday night, aud 1t Is coming IL
across the entire face Of the DRIFT.
According to the bearing OF the ore
chute as shown by tracings made by
Manager Logan, the ore was e.
couniered NJ the right spot, aud the
strike is Of great Importance as esIab.
lishing his theories regarding the
Wfnnamuuk VEN. They have now
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Alasks,-Morris II. Hunt and asso-
ciates have acquired contr ling
Interest In this property at Silver City.
Development VIII begin ut once, with
j. IL. Price as superintendent. The
Alaska Is ioCsted on the line OF the
Humbug zone, and in form r yesrs IL
said TO have beou productive OF ore Of
the value OF several hundred thousand
doilars. Tue intention ls to continue
the main working shaft on the prop
cry, which IL TOW down 10 feet, ~ a
depth OF $40 feet.
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Died, at Red Canyon, Wyoming, Octo-
Der u, 1896. William Halston; born at
Marpool, Dlrbyshire, England, January
4, 1921. He left England June ~, 1885
arrived at Almy, July 7, 1885 and resided
~ Red CANYON ~ Tho time of his death
Deceased had been aillng for The PAST five
wears, but he was taken suddenly with
pleuro pneumonia on he morning OF the
nth and died on the 18th OF October. Ho
was well respected by everybody. lie
always had q smile aud kind word for
every one; ho was always ready and will
ing to DO his duty when called upon. lie
was a good, honest, Tuthlul man, and he
was not known 10 have an enemy in tho
world. Too much cannot be said of his
GOOD qualities. lie was the father of
twelve children, FIVE sons and seven
daughter; eight of his children survive
him. Two sons were killed in tho minos,
ono in England and QUO Ia the Red Cam
Won explosion Of March 20, 1898. lie
leaves about thirty grandchildren and
four great grandchildren. Ho died in
GOOD siarding in Tho Church and 10
homes Of a glorious resurrection. He
has fought the good fight and he is wor-
thy of a crown OF bright glory in tho
Kingdom Of God. He had been through
tho Temple with his wife who survives
him.
a precious one from US has gone,
voice we loved IS stilled;
phase vaoaat in our home.
Which never can be Oiled
God m His mercy has recalled
Tie boon It's love has gwen;
ms but mis- body lying here,
His soul 10 safe IN heaven.
MARTHA HALsToN.
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PesIy & Lowe, 10 w. End South
STOCK, Mining ana Grain Btokore.
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Richard l.. Coiburn, stock Broker,
reom 70, 10 W. seconi 80. Tele. go.
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Kenneth Dooueilsu, stock and
Mining Broker, No. l8l Main street.
Tlepnone No. 5Os.
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Taylor Bros, Ia W. 2nd soulh (N:.
Cornick Buildns), sock anu itsal
Estate Brokers,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-12
summary

lotal recelpts...... ..... .E9,I6l "A
Paid from county funds. 9,749 80
Paid from Road fund. eO4 T3
Paid from school fund. 9,20s 70
Total disbursements. 1882 "a