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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-10

A number of ladies and gentlemen
were talking not long since, and the
subject ''Dcforc the house" was the
hard times brought about by the de-
monetizatinn of silver. In the party
was an old lady who was very deaf,
The conversation OF the money QucS-
ton Jagged for a moment and one OF
the young ladies interjected the re.
mark that ''she had never heard OF as
many marriages as had taken place re-
Gently" Whcrcupon the deaf old lady.
who was still thinking on the subject
Uf cheap cotton, exclaimed in IA rather
loud voice: Eyes; and next year we
are going to have squally times in this
country" The young lady tainted
and the gentlemen went out to take IL
smoke. Greenwood Commonwealth.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-10

The Rockdale CTcXas) Reporter as
serts that ''thc Rockdalc girls are
dead game" and adds: ''Onc of
them. l6 years old. has run away from
a good home to marry a pcnnilcss chap
and cotton only 1 cents Il pound. But
when il Texas girl gets gone On her
honey you can't pull her away with a
DERRICK"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-10
JOB PRINTING.

The D~EMOCRAT-STAR job department Is
very complete in every particular. Fast
running presses. quick delivery and the BEST
STYLE OF Job Printing executed. A full line
Of stationery and papers always on hand.
Prices to suit the times. Cash on delivery.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-10

The Secretary Of tho Interior has
approved list No. 20, In the jackson,
Miss, Land District, granting %, 900
acres Of land TO the Mississippi Agrl.
cultural and Mechanical College.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-10

A Georgia man has just been sen.
fenced ~ the coal mines for life for
wrccking Il train on which his wife
was travelling for the purpose OF hav.
ing her killed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-10

A Number OF high society people of
Indiana Of both sexes have been IN.
dictcd and fined for playing progress
sive cuchrc.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-10

Tammany has given 800, 1000 to the
starving people Of Cuba and the same
amount to the poor OF New York City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
MONEY MAKING.

Everyone d,siIts 10 mske ofey
and succeed in their work. You can cue.
coed II you will qualify yourself for
business. bookkeeping 10 IN, basis OF
all business. Tho old long method
boohkeepers cannot succeed. They
don't know how, but Bs soon as they
learn our new modern Short Method
OF Bookkeeping all 10 changed. They
then know something which Ia In de.
mand everywhere at coed figures.
Dnokkeepers, business mer, clerks,
young ladies and school pupils are In.
vi,ed TO Investigate this great new
method. You can learn 1t quickly and
easily. without detention from busi-
noes, privately II desired.
Day or evening lessons, one or two
hours per day only. Other studies II
desired. A lsrge number are now
taking the course. IL In doubt ask
them about 1t. We furnish business
men with quick bookkeepers by this
short method free Of charge. Saves
half the labor. DON'T delay alb ut
this mRtter, there IL no time like the
PRESENT. Begin now and get the bent
at OF verv low Introductory rates OF
tuition. Visitors always welcome or
address Modern School OF Bookkeep-
Ing, Room s, Com merclnl Buiiditg.
Second South near Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

The Eagle is reported to be taking
tut gold ore averaging $3.50 in the yel.
low stuff. A shipmen. VI one car.
load is promised about July 5:b.
A large shipment OF lailings from
the Sioux mill is beipg loaded at
Mammoth station. The taiiings are
reported to run exceedingly well.
A very favorable change ia reportei
this week In the bottom ot the Emer-
aid shalt at a depth VI $40 feet, q body
OF highly mineralized quartz having
Ueen encountered. The company are
daily looking to encounter ore.
f. N. Brown Is continuing the de-
velopnent OF the Bertha mine In West
Tiptic ana 10 taking out some firat
class shipping ore. Recent assays are
said to show values oil 200 ounces in
silver. The Bertha will soon become
a shipper.
Shipments from the district for the
week are as follows: From the Bull
lion-Beck rs carloads ore, from the
Centennial. Eureka 3 carloads ore, from
the Gemini 15 carloads ore, from the
Uncle sam 9 carloads ore, from tue
Ajax Z carloads ore, from the Nam.
moth 2 carloads ore, from the Swansea
B carloads ore, from the South Swansea
Z carloads are, trom the North Star 4
carloads ore, from the Governor car.
load ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

amount of s4O,OOO,oO0. There lie no
place In the world chewing such rare
opportunities for the Investment Of
capital In mines Us here, anu in no cafe
where meane have been expended has
1t failed TO be properly rewarded. There
lie no fuggy idens Of mining here, every.
thing being dtns on grand scale. The
finest mining machinery, the moet
powerful pumpiog plants in Americn
are to be found here, NJ d the great
results at Park CITY have gwen mln'
log investors upbou uded confidence
in the luture OF her mines. In mum.
Der Of cares n hundred thousand 10
half million dollars were expended be-
fore ore was struck, but II sill came
back 80 quickly that there lie no hesiIs-
ton at expepee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
cHEsTNUTs !!


A sure cure for infatuation is to get
married.
Tho reign didn'. interfere with Queen
Victoria's jubilee.
Singers issue more notes than all other
people combined.
inc railroad trains are Endesvoring
10 reach San Francisco.
man with tho govt can 10 excused
for being called g. swell.
Ogden has Glasmann editor, and he's
up to the Standard. too.
sHa
Bicycles AS we'll AZ bicyclists are be-
ginning to take tumble.
The sapp Of the Cot:onwoods has been
much in evidence this week.
-.
There is a hotel III Salt Lake that re-
minds travellers OF their Holmes.I
"a
The trouble with some witnesses is,
they forget which sido they're on.
sSs
Adam must have ueen swift runner.
He WAS the first in the human race.
-
General Homework is considered by
many wives 10 be domestic ,yrant.
The girl who is not self possessed is
liable to be possessed by some one else.
To DO humorist man must have
serious turn of mind aud never yield
TO it.
Vt is paradoxical, but true, tina. the
sugar made at the Lehi factory can't be
beet.
An objection TO dried fruit is that most
OF 1t savors of being cut-and-dried
affair.
A sham rock occupies prominent
place in front of the Hall of Relics. This
is no Irlshism.
Some people confess to having faults,
but never take the trouble TO find ont
what they are.
There are lots of men who could make
money with their brains IL they had
pIalns enough.
Two members oil the Tabernacle choir
got married recently. Their first meet
ing was by chants.
Advice is good thing, but MANY n
man has made failure OF life through
taking 1t from others.
Tho opening sentence and peroratio,
has ruined many good speech, becau, c
they were too far apart.
-
vi all people on the earth Americans
should be the most Independent. They
been enjoying IL for l2l years
ese
Sixty years reign for Queen ough,
not to Count for much In a country
where it Is nearly always raining.
80
There's boat on the Salt Lake tha. a
man claims TO have made out OF his own
head; and he says he's got OF ough wood
LETT to make another.
One advantage of being able to ride a
wheel is that fellow can give his eredi-
tors the Ego by" without being COM
y PEELED to stop and shake hands.
"Another subscriber lost" said the
managing editor of a local paper, when
he saw the alleged picture OF we'll
known citizen on the eighth page.
20
Answering the question whether a
streetcar Is a safe place TO HE to during
thunderstorm, one may say that it de-
ponds upon whether the car has good
conductor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

IL ia reported that vsin OF very
tich ore hes been encountered on the
J, 2OO l'vei OF the naly No. Q at PARK
CITY.
Fred Dern has returned from Meteur
with tue monthly pay roll. While uut
Fred did little In the matter
'uperiniendiug construction work. IL
says things are looking as well as he
o u!d expect.
Hon. p. 4. FarBswortn Informed the
NEWS todny that the Mammoth mil
would start up 90 soon az the necet.
cary repairing and fxing up wat
attended TO. Superintendent Fleming
Will not be present at the start, bu
Will soon return and take charge rs Of
yOre.
A. IL. Morris OF the Beaver Lake
company wac out at Draper yesterday
examining a copper prospect there
The claim lie owned by Messts. II. III
CLARK and W. M. Hendrlckson am
shows parties OF clpper ~ mir quarti-
ties. As II Ia only Elk miles from The
smelter, 1t is thought to nave goUu
future before 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
CLIMBED THE POLE.
George Dunlap .uccaeds In Unfurlir g
Old blory Once more 10 the
Bretz Ga Ii, joint building.

George Dunlap, an employe of the
Salt Lake aud Ogien Gas and Electric
Light company. performed what
many people would consider a very
clever feat on the city and county
building this morning. For come
time past the rope used for hauling up
the flsg on the big iron pole,
has been entangled with the
pulley. The result has been that the
stars ami Stripes could not be unfold.
ed to the breeze. Engineer Lawrence
received orders from the county COM
missioners AMI Mayor Glendinning
To-Day to hoist the flag. All morHirg
was put in In an eDdeav0r to find
some one 10 make the ascent. Mr..
Dunlap offered to do the work tot $40,
wnen he was told to 20 ahead. the
distance from the roof TO the top OF
tAe poIe /, 4 est. Mr.. Dunlap eat on
top OF tho L0lu lor halt an htur. In
descend ing he was cheered by the
crowd below, who had been watching
him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

with large familie'. No Information
can be obtsiuei OF the lay Of. IL lie
presumed, however, 10 be on account
Of there being no fret clsss skipping
orc nj the mine and In TACT very little
milling ore. Tue company bss u
small qunnity OF orc n haud for chip
ment but II ~ scarcely worthy Of mem
ZION. Mr.. Ryan visited the property
yes erday. The lowest workings OF
the Ajax are at depth OF four hum
dred feet and most Il the shipping ore
OF late has been taken from the twu
hundred foot level, on the northeast
drift. No news can be cleaned as TO
when the mine will retume operations.
Over twenty-five miners were laid of.
June End, 1897.
The Mammoth mine will close down
tomorrow, and will not resume Work
until alter the fifth lust. when
opeia!iots will commence with
an increased force OF MINER
Ii is thought that the mine and mill
will start up In full blast next week ne
several extra ref ring men have been
put to work ana also general b,sct-
0mitb.l Messrs. +. It. Farnsworth aud
w. McIntire arrived In camp this
morning and the company VIII diHlri.
butte Checks to It's Employee tomorrow.
The East Tintio railway is being
thoroughly overnauled ami the work
Is almost completed.
This Lower Mammoth company Is
working three shifts OF men. Several
thousand dollars have already been ex-
pended on this property anu coneider.
able drifting and sinking has been
accomplished but as yet no ore is ia
sight. The Lower Mammoth tunnel
lies west OF the Ajax property, anu
with little more development will,
without doubt, become sui p 7.
Some good looking quartz was en-
countered few days ago which as.
ssyed fairly good, but not high enough
to justify any shipments.
The Homestake resumed yesterday,
nine miners being put to work. The
ehaft has now reached depth OF 300
feet and contract has been given to
sink down to the 400 whore drifting
will be done to Tap the vein. The
Homestake Is a Promising property
having shipped ore in the past. Min.
Ing men here speak very fav0rsbly oil
the property and say it has bright
future before 1t. bEARCHLIGar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
GRAND ENOAnpMESr ORE.
Extraordinary Values Encountered In
tho District.

q. F. Wray, who ia In the city from
the Grand Enoam pment, received a
certificate this morning OF an assay
made from ore brought in from one Of
the claims In which he Is interested In
that camp.
The assay shows value OF SIS, 430 In
gold to the ton. This ore Ia from the
Silver Tip claim and was taken from q
shalt which had been sunk but fiteen
feet. One.sixth OF this mine ia owncJ
by Fish Commissioner Schnitger, and
the others interested are Messis. Pelz,
Wry, Boswell and Walters. They
have two hundred tors OF ore on the
dump. The ore 10 oxide of iron and
quartz. An assay made recently gave
value Of 81, 614.60. The property lies
between Cow creek ami Calf creek.
Mr.. Wray states that there are in the
neighborhOod OF 1000 people in that
section OF country. Work 10 greatly
retarded by the great amount OF water
that 10 encountered. The season 10
extremely wet owing to the large
amount OF enow that fell during the
wi ter and spring on the range.
Mr.. Wrsy said there is no trouble
in driving from Laramie directly into
the camp from almost any direction.
From Whisky park, the new location
south OF Enoampment, the Cherokee
trail leads north.
There are two towDsites In the
Grand Enosmpment, Rankin City
and Encampment City. The former
lie backed by Rawlius people and tho
latter by SaratogA people. The old
Houston towDsite has been abandoned
owing to Its uniavorable location. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
MARION nILL TO RESUME.


Sacramento Min Coming 10 tho Front
-Gold aust Showing.
arrangements are being msie 10 re-
sumo work with the Msrlon mil I.
sincs work was discontinued at I'll ct
plant the mine has developer 30 rapl, =
ly lnu such immenLe ore resorv 3
have been opened up TINT 1t has been
detmsc hest to resume work with the
mi 1 which Will make an output with
the two mills OF about l6D tons daily.
The company Distributed its third
monthly dividend OF 3 cents n share
among it's stockholders on the 80lh.
The Sacramento IS coming TO Il o
'front.' aud good reports are received
rom the property. The mill Is gr,.d.
ing steadily and treating abtut ninety.
fur tons Of ore daily, AID saving
the values nicely, and toe troub e
experienced with the magntsia IN
The ore Sc, ms to have been en-
liIely overcome. The ore to sup
ply the mil is secured entirely In
doing development work, and the
large ore reserves are being constant
~ added to. There 10 talk that tho
mill will be materially enlarged ct
0 ce, but we are informed by the man
a enent that though the question is
being considered 10 decision has been
reached.
The discovery OF the lower or second
vein in the Colt Dust mine, as chron-
lclet last week, proves to DO OF muoh
Importance ana Will add greatly 10 the
valus oil the ground. The vein is
much lower down In the formation
than the one previously developed. 90
that 1t will not be cut out at any point
IN its dip by the gulchea which run
through the gtounu. Values are TO.
Ing na this week OF So anu upwards
and the vein 10 strong and regular. We
are informed Oh good authority that
there Ii nothing In the report that the
company will lease the Marion mil
Tor trial run. The company III.
tends to Luiid lis own mill anu they
expect to build it soon. 1t would be In
COURSE OF construction even now had
not unlocked for circumstances arisen,
which have hinderea eomowha..-
Mercur Mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
GREAT MINERAL BELL.
wE-t II Has Dsns Tor Park city and
Vicinity.

Witt IL Has Dsnp Tor Park city and
Vicinity.
Tie Utah Patriot published at Park
City 10 out wltn specially prepared
lumber, In which tue camp Is
reviewed In an interesting anu able
manner. Mining-lhe industry while n
has made Park City what It 10 today
receives deserving attention, the fUl-
lowing being used as an Introduction
TO that subject:
90 the summit OF the Wasatch, forty
miles from Salt Lake City and on the
boundary line OF Summit and Wasatch
counties, lie the point where upheavals
or blowouts occurred in the strata OF
Siluriau deposits, and in the carboni.
terlous ehales that lie between the
quarIzlte and blue lime are found the
RIGHTS. deposits OF silver ore In tn 0
Wet. The Immense belt or strata
COURSES through the ctuatry In a
8 uthwesterIy direction for a dista noe
OF over thirty miles, " lille Its apparent
richest point Is In anu pbout Park
City, but 1t has been proved by devel.
opment that 1t is all mineralizsd. II
was al fra supposed that the richest
mines were on the eastern slope
OF the range, but recsut discoveries,
among which 10 the Valeo, now pro-
lucing mine, and numerous others oil
along this wonderful lode for dista nee
OF fifteen miles to the southwest be-
You'd the Provo river on the western
slope. In this vicinity Messrs. Elef. Il.
johnson and A. Seeman have group
OF elaine which show better each day
as development progresses aud depth
is attained.
Since tho camp began to produce,
ih'rs has been extracted from this one
grsst miueia! belt the enormous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
The City's Health.

This report Of Clerk Folland OF the
board oil health for the week ending
to-day shows the number OF births 10
have bsen IS, males 81, females II;
deaths 8, males 2, females3; b. dies re-
ceived from outside places for inter
ment here, 4; contagious diseases, fl gs
outstanding 8; scarlet fever 4, diptheiis
/; infectious diseases !, Typhoid fever l..
Out o! 81 milk tests made for water all
were normal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Improvement Reported by Broker.-
Brigh HI Outlook for Next Week.
Stock brokers generally report a
slight improvement In the demand for
stocks, although prices have remained
weak and depressed, and largely in
the condition prevailing at the cessa.
ton OF operations on the exchange.
Buiiion.Beck is asked for ut existing
figures. while Eagle Is selling well and
Four Aces Is also ught after. Mer.
cur still maintains its g0ou
figures, although not much OF tie
stock is offered for sale, holders con-
leuting themselves with the possession
OF a stock that is sure dividend
payer. The resumption oil operations
at the Mammoth will uni oubledly
have a tenIeucy to Increase the de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Articles OF incorporation Filed VIA
the ecretnry of state.

Articles OF Incorporation Filed viii
the ccretary of state.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Sit.
yer City Mining company were filed
with the secretary OF state today. The
capital stock is fixed al 100000
divided into 200, 1000 shares OF the par
vslue of so GEMS each. The names OF
the inoprporators ana tho amount OF
stock each subscribed for are ~ TO-
lows: ID. s.. Tsggart, 10000 shares;
w. E. Hubbard, 10000; Jonu Duble,
10000; j. A. Batd, 900; O. Nj.
HsmmonJ. 10000; l.. J. K7yes, 1000.
d. b. Taggart Is pres'dent, Jon u
Dubei, vice president; L.. !. Key es,
secretary. and w. e. Hubbard.
treasurer. Tbs company hendquar.
ters are in Salt Lake City anu Its
properties are located In the Tin,ic
mining district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
WELL MISERALiZsD.
Expert Orr's Opiuion OF Marysvaie
and Gold Mountain

William A. Orr, the Macarthur.
Forrest company's western expert, re.
turned Inst evening from trip to
Marysvale anu Gold Mountain, where
he viewed the landscape o'sr and ex-
amined number OF the most promi.
nent mines.
The gentleman Gays q, Is great
country for veins and is well mineral.
lied. Heexplored Marysvale fret where
be was showed around by Frank Dial.
ton and went into such mines as the
Bully Boy. Eagle, Out OF Sight,
Wedge, Greeneyed Monster, Deer
Trail and other prepsrties,all OF which
he says are looking well. Mr.. Orr ssys
1t 10 hard countryito pr erect, on &C.
count of there being such vast deposits
OF surface soil, but that the Msrysvale
and Gold Mountain country abounds In
good paying mineral. there can be no
no M for doubt. II. T.. ]. Warren OF
the Scientific Press ana Charles
Jacobs returned home with Mr.. Orr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Only one night on the road to
Omaha, two nights to Chicago and st.
Louis via Union Pacific. All other
lines compel you TO endure the dis.
com 'orls o. ons night longer on the
train. The Union Pacific Is the only
line through TO CbicsRo without
rbange, only line operating Buffet
m ling and Library cars and Pull.
Dining Carr, thus nfiordia g you
cry modern comfort ana twelve
uts quickest time to Chicago. CAL
Union Pac &c Ticket Office, No.
u Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
CHANGE OF TIME
For Holding III, Tooele Stake ton
ftrencc.

The Tooele Stake quarterly
conference 10 beheld nj Grants
vile saturday and Sunday, July
cath and 25lb, will be post
poued one week, and will be held on
Saturday, July 3lst, anu Sunday,
August lst instead.
HUGH S. GowASs,
CHAs l.. ANDERSON,
GEO. f. RICHARDS,
Stake PRESIDENCY.
TooELE CITY, July 2nd, 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Broker James A. Pollock aud Super
iItendent Jessun OF the Gold Dust are
at present engaged in an inspection I
mat roperty as preliminary to the
hIBt work on the construction Of the
new mill. What their report will be
Is not definitely known but it IL
thought that 1t will DO favorable TO
me early commencement OF work Oh
the proposed structure. Thus the good
feeling alreaiy existing In Mercrr
VIII be strengthened materially.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
Members of the Tabernacle Choir.

Every member is expected to be at the
tabernacle Sunday night at 7:l5. Many
members are out of the CITY, making II
all the more necessary that those at home
attend. They are excused IRON attend
ing ward meetings for this night.
EVAN STEPHENS, Director,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
San Francisco aud Return sae.5o


For r. Il. w. train No. 8 leaving
Salt Lake City al HAS pm. July STD,
AMI No. leaving al 1925 DR. July
h, a rats of $3.50 is announced by
IL. q. w. Ry. To San Francisco aud
rptur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
HOLIDAY EXCURSION.


Via Oregon 5horl Liue to any point
within three hundred miles; limit
July 9. City ticket office under
Masonic Hall, corner Of Second South
ana West Temple streete.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

nanh or thbt st ok at toiler Il urer
While Dal!'s new strike will as,d
much TO bolster up thnt security. The
outlook for the coming week IA the
local market 10 indeed bright.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Have purchased the grocery business
formerly conducted by Pencs IL Brown
at 1885 south Main, and will continue
the business at the old stand. The
best OF everything the market affords.
Prices absolutely right.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

The place-ihe pr.c,--lhe crowd.
Balloon ascension, bas, ball. tisht wire
walking. Hourly trains starting at
$40 pm. Liet train leaves Lagoon at
10 pm. Round trip indlUdiu a.
misslon 25r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
EXCURSION VIA ORKGOH SHORT
LINE.


One fare for the round trip to any
point within three fundred miles.
Tickets good returning July 9 h. City
ticket Cffice under Masonic Hall, cor
ner Second South and West Temple
streefs