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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
FlannGIS.

Flsnnels must go at any price;
the prices were never so deeply cut.
One lot Ioc quality Grey Cos
sack Flannel, a world beaten in this
sale, at lper Yard ............."......5C.
Empress Flannels in striped
effects, sold up to date at I2'4c
yard, go in this sale at ........7 &c sd.
Choice OF Ioso yards Tan In.
perial SANITARY Flannel, extra
heavy quality, and one bale Colonial
Twilled Grey Flannel, regu At Isc
yard, go at enc hall price,? &c yd.
Canton Flannel. heavy nap,
special - &c grade Tor only &c yd.
$50 yards extra heavy Blue Irish
Fris2e, a grade that usually costs
a2c yard wholesale, a great bargain
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOr sd.
All Wool White flannel,
grade YOU never bought fer less than
3oc yard, IN tins sale i0r,.... l5c yd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Thieves at peitingills.

Tho home Of X, r. Pettingill ct S57
east Second South stree, WIS entered
by bnrglnrB last night. They eccured
two Japhnned tea boxes and one toy
uuuk, all filed with articles OF no par
licular value, wnich were Afterwards
found In tue street near by, the burglars
having evidently lost them In their
ilight. They got In through cellar
window.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Stolen Guods Recovered.

Goods stolen IRON the store OF III. A.
Wsch, near the Warm SPRING., were
recovered by the police yesterday,
being found in q box car at The Union
Pacific depot. 1t was at 6rst thought
that the visit Of tho Thieves was 'ruit-
lee, but later developments proved to
rom The police station Today. They
uOti JUs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Political Paragraphs.

The Legislative speakership conte't
10 now said to be- tBiween Eeprese nts :
tlves Kenuer Of Salt Lake hnl Pe. :
kins d Weber Hon. II. w. S.Oan hav'
log stepped ssilu TO LOOK after ne
rcEpoasibll ties uf tao senatorial hgh'
which no ls confusing.
Tn Jackson Day calebralion'promlses
to 10 n BIZ a1air. The orator o the
occasion VIII be Hen. Charles Thom as
OF Denver, Col0rado, one OF the big
men OF the Chicago convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

GALLAGHER. In this city. at 10 a. m, Jan.
uary T. 1881 Aureua Luker GALLAGHER VIE OF
Samuel GALLAGHER, aged - years and IL
months.
The body will Tic IN state at the reside nce OF
John GALLAGHER, col south Filth East street
from $3.50 ull ti;lu a. m, sunday, Jan. 3. Fu
neral services will he held at the second ward
meeting house SUNDAY at ll:ju a. m. All
friends respectfully invited.
MFApYEN,-ln salt Lake City, Utah, on
January LIST. 1891 OF pneumonia Duncan Neil
M'FAdyen, aged m0nlha and . days.
Funeral services ut ro-luence siJ east First
south street, u m January sd.
Mlllonnlal star please copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
II. Price Dealt Wi h by Justice Wen.
ger Today.

II. Price had hearing in the police
court today for disturbing the peaoe.
He was found guilty. and finod $50.
Price was member OF r gang OF
boys who were out having high time
las, night. There wus abou. dts'D
OF them and after fllirr NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
ArorKs Am mAnRErs.


NEW YORK. Jan 2 Trading In stocks al the
opening OF the now year was marked BY eN.
cesbiyG lullnesB but tho prices, as rule, were
well settled. sugar improved slight fraction
on the news OF nm advance IN the refined pro-
ducts and higher tore En sugar
closing was strong with business q ialr
volume and comparable figures showing
sharp fractional gains In leading properties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
pnllrn Nnles.

i. Gregory Will have hearing In
the police csurt ON Welnesday mora
ing next, Tor selling liquor 10 miUors.
Godfrey Ermau, Is school boy was
arrested Ihib afternoon for lGtit lar
ceny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Shoe Sale

Here are opportunities br
cheap buying never before equalltd
One lot OF Ladies Fine Don.
COLA Kid Shoes, narrow, squareor
needle toe patent tip button She,
for this sale""...".....".........Sl -
One lot of Curtis & Wheeleps
Kid Button Shoes, regular S5o.
sale prlce."".... ,..................S 2.iS
One lot OF Curtis & Wheelefs
kid or cloth top, button, handturntd
Shoe regular $500, sale price 81 20
One lot OF Williams & Hoy's
Ladies' fine kid, spring heel, button
Shoe, regular s. 75,sale price $il0
Ladies' regular 81 so Button
Shoe, Tor. ."""......"........ $l.O9
Misses genuine pebble goat
spring heel, button Shoe, all SHE'S
and widths, regular g 90, for 81 no
Child's ilannel-lined kid burt d
Shoes, sale price.... .,......,........ 50 s
Infants fannel.lined Shoes orry
''''''''''''''''''''''' ''...'. ''''''.'.....s ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

Chicago. Jan. 2
whcat-Jan., sf; May, $40.
Corn Jan !3La 3t May. 2j5s.
Oat4-Jun., l6s way, l0a
Pors Jan, u boards; May, S.02H.
Lard-Jau. s. G2a May a rH
Ribs-J H., So s!5i May, sLO0Ga.0a}i.
Rye 81
Barley 49,, ass.
FlaN-ij.
1imOthy-y2 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

Mss. Margaret A. Game, the incom.
ing county auditor, Will no, occupy
the quarters OF Auditor Fisher, which
adjoin judge Rlichle's court. Jud. 9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

fringed and bordered. sale price rer
dozen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lille
Ten bolts of IS jnchfull bleached
Table Damask, sod at 3sc yard
regular in this sale at, yard.....20c
81 Fringed Turkey Red and
White Table Cloths, German make,
worth 75c., in this sale at,each.,. 35c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
zION'S FL
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE,
DR.. G. W. SHOES,

IOnsuItIn "5sIVIHh'
This Institution Is tly incor-
porated under the laws Of tab, with
n capital stock Of 100000, and IL
specially devoted to the treatment
and cure Of all chronic, eep-soated
and wasting diseases With have SO
long bafled the general petitioner.
Absolutely the finest Capped In
stitution west of Chicaa adapted
for either mail or Office patinont.
Under personal supervion Of Dr..
G. W. Shores, (origiiar of tho
$500 a month fee for Comic dis
oase) whose skill and Sperience
have mndo this insttdtn famous
in the treatment and cur Of;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Boys Clothing

! Great closing out sale Of Boys
Short Pants Suits. In order 10
close out over $50 suits. we have
put them into three lots at great
reductions.
Lot I consists OF line of odd
suits for boys, ! to 9 years, in assort-
ed colors, worth from 81 so 10 S. 90,
your choice for. ....".... .....Sl.5O
Lot ? comprises fine line OF
odd suits for boys, from 4 TO o,splen'
did wearing goods, worth from S3,25
to 81 90, your choice..,.........S2.35
Lot a handsome line of Boys
Suits, 4 to 9 years, value s. so to
IS 90, your choice....."........"S3.l5
To close, we offer a line of
Boys Jersey Suits, worth $3.50. for
....,',.........,..".. .......... ......."S Lou
Youths all Wool Suits, ages IS
to I9 years, an elegant assortment
worth $500 TO $500, your choice.
...''''.'.'"'.'.''......'' 30 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

Sell Weber Luu'r Cuai $3.50 a ton,
Stove s4.25, NutS4. Clean Coal snd
Full Weight guaranteed. Telephone
All.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
nayes's Petition GRANTED.

The pelitioa OF IL Try II yes to the
State Supreme Court eskIns or q writ
ot habeas corpus was allowed b. Jus
tiCe j. A. Miner this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

NEW YORK, Jan g.-Resetye, decrease,
IUaEAiO, loans incrensc S3.5u2. 900, specie.
decrease. si!S.70O, legal tenders, increase
ESQ. 900; deposits increase. S4,4i!IOD; circula.
ton. decrcRse, Sli0pu0. The banks now hold
SOB 2sj ,0}J IN excess OF requirements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
NOTICE.

rJ,uE ANNUAL MEETING or THN
stockhoIters OF the Inter Mnnniain san
70. viii be hoiu AZ the comrany'H once N 'nt
o m. for the purpose Of electng directors
10 serve Tor the Outuiug year, and for INT
Of such other business as ma,
Iropgrly cone hcioro the meeting.
sALI LAKE UiII, Ut0h, Dec. 70, ls9d
l. A. CLAYTON, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
White Satin.
100 yards White Satin Striped
Lawns. well worth Ioc a yard, a
sale bargain at........".-.... ''...o54c'
Infants Wear.

Money saving inducements in
this department during Our Great
Clearing Sale. See our special good
values and you'll surely take ad-
vantage OF this opportunity.
1000 yards unbleached Canton
Flannel at ............ &C yt.
64c Toilet Twill Toweling,
your choice, bleached or un'
bleached, at .,...."".......4c yd.
&c quality Turkey Red Calico,
figured and plain, all ....-..3c yd.
Robe Prints, large and lowered
designs, the best nc goods, at..-..
......."...........- ....'..'.'''. &c va.
SIC Curtain Scfim, IS inches
wide, at ......"....".,. ......"' &c yd'
Black and White Dress Prints,
the &c kind, at ......".."....,.3 &c yd.
Light Colored Shifting Prints,
cheap at 6Ifc, ioro...."......, y ~ yd'
I21zc quality Hickory Cheviot
in this sale .....,"..........".."0c yd'
Yard wide Bleached Muslin, sale
price ..."".... .....".'....,......... lie yd.
400 yards White Checked Dim.
tiles, usually sold at I5c, sale price
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..,.. - c yd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Millinery.

Our entire stock OF Hats,
trimmed aud untrimmed, at greatly
reduced prices. All trimmings at
clearing sale prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Innings.

aoc quality OF 56.in Rns,lar
Lining, ydrd..-............-...... I2i-
2oc Percaline Lining, yard 1eic
Is in. Imitation Hair Clo,b,
value I5r, for, yard..............4c
Isc Silesia fol, yard........SHc
zoe Canvas for, yard ........l0c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

TT CLEARANCE SALE of the Greatest Magnitude. mighty
III sweeping, irresistible bursting of prices and
article and piece of goods in the house Cut Prices
We determined close ut all Winter will
be great big slice off price buy
This Week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Hosiery

VISIT our iiO5leTy department
in this sale for the biggest values in
the city.
Ladies' heavy ribbed Seamless
all Wool Gray Hose. all sizes,
worth 25c, at.."""." ...."." Zoe pair
Ladies' fast black seamless ex.
heavy ribbed all Wool Hose, all
sizss, worth soc, in this sale loo pr.
Ladies' fast black extra heavy
fleeced, seamless Cotton Hose, all
sizes, value 3oc pair, att. 121lc pair
Infants all wool fast black
Seamless Hose, sizes I TO S, worth
Ioc, ior........., ....,......,....4c PAIR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

Everything exactly long hey Remember
being the of tho
tain lines call early before thoy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

silvor-Gi'i
Lehd-}1NJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
suLpHrpE ORE ON SILVER CREEK.
steady Work shows Large bodies On
the Edison Group.

Probably the most work on any one
property on Silver creek this year has been
done o. tie Edison group by the Bonanza
Mining & Smelling Company. for four men
have been employed continuously for six
sncnths, and operations will be resumed
about the beginning Of December. The
result has been fiae showing or copper
salphide ere. ard the Edison group is in
4 fair way 10 become shipping mine
when transportation facilities are I'M
proved a summary OF the work done
is given by Peter Ciilds. who has had
charge Of e.
y tunnel was run IN feet on the Rather
ledge and shows iron and copper pyrites
across she whole face. on the sides and IN
the reef aad door. assays ranging from
* tn 81 On the Monarch. the ex-
tension of the Rather. tunnel was
run i55 feet along the ledge. with Is 10 90
Inches of ore all ,hf way ard feet in the
face About ECO tons have been taken out.
which average So. mostly in copper. The
crescent on the Louise has been extended
- feet and is IN ledge matter. and is ex-
pectea 10 strike ore IN s. feet. II IS in
tended II continue this cv7ss-cut when
work is resumed. The Edisoa tunnel has
been extended 80 fee:, showing 4 streak Of
5 inches ~ ore on each walt assaying SO
ia &lis The remainder Of the ledge is
concentrating csc for = width Of - feet
On The Esggts. the extension OF The Ed
son an open sut saowS the ledge TO be
Is fe,t wEje. With y inches 81 ere carry
INK peacock copper and ch4icapyrte, ef
which essays ranse from $50 10 S2oe. The
ore The guuueI oa the White Rose has
been extended 81 feet. making us isnsth
q feet, ana the face IS 81 Gre, aveg4glns,
ST o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21

Owners of Locations May lsc II for
Actual Mining Purposes.

Special pAna On te ~, paat- In.s i,tgerc+r.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Reconnaissance
b3sger & vH1sno. ot US -.os.ri is.4 o..
rec nas recently adore sesj e ie,;es % Rep
r,sentatiye Lewis Of Washington. rsrtyLng
IN some questions Of the ,at5ar relative to
,ha rights ~ mineral claimants rs lso3 81
tse uorth half Of the GOWNS Iafiau
ses ~va1soD Rv3Etsantstixe Lewis de
sired 90 ku0ss or behalf Of some cQa<4tls~
eass whe aak ws.1.ea IN asTs whether ra.a-
Cgai claimants en- iast reservation can Cat
:iu-es from iacsr cix30s anal whether a
passa, 80 mining etsiN o. the gcssrya-
tlca cc0Ness she gru8ua Absolutely 20 rae
ealfCc axcassen q .bs tHt;aHs.
Tn. az; 81 keb~DAry ~ iEa~ sass he
s'tsGgUt =assoNcr -'pTSEt5sS sa4t t}ae f.ttreFts
gsna laws az sEe t'gis@8 States be aa3 sr-
Afrehy eSfyH<.ss ~ Sc 81 apply 30 80 sarts
H:tz}n tae aogss hA.t ct ;ae Co}vlle gss-,.s-
~ .sca.
owners at N4i.s aot2sae }eeatlans ars.
pegI6stesj s5 sake tl7nacc frurn their ct. ms
for actual aIsa-sc purposes r1ts al..s.sr-
Ivy &as given ty SO a-s ~ Jtsre e 50
ani ass yrossa3sss - ta-S zcE 8gre extend
- - 81. aa@e.ic Srl& stat - Az ace "a 81
ga A3rtizf tSs
a n2laeTa gstfrt conveys 1@t cn1r .na
r.Eat - ,Ae $50 of ere surface ana "a tx-
gr2ct tHs Minerals. ess ASA : Zee stusal.
f.ss@ la she lara 3eecr5tsH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
TIE MINES Of WASHINGTON.
mOnE coon PMOsfssayTs DEVELOPED
ON THE METHOW.


s. G.. Dewsnap. the mining engineer. VINO
haa for the last two years made hss stafta-
fy.er residence at Aethog. has returned 70
the city for the winter. and brings COCO
accounts OF the work. done In that mining
district supplementary 30 what has been
recently published regarding the Hisniaaa
Isgf7t. HIa6ea Treasure and Hunfer. the
best developed properties On johnson
mountain. Assessment work has oeen
done on . number Of claims.
development r. going on on the III
dependence, on the divide between No
Farlane and Gold creeks" said Mr.. Dews-
nap. ~ shsft has been sunk 30 feet and
u drift run 20 feet on vein 5 TO feet Vide
Ii liz ali ore, carrying gold. Hftis sissf.
copper ard traces of antim0ny and lead.
II viii crass section 3 10 $40 tn all values,
and has some ore running yiaa and up
ward Within half a mile Of the hide
peadence Is the Oregon and Agnes, CT
which shaft liz down 10 feet on 6-foof
vein o. ore similar 10 the Independence.
and CARRYING similar values. These are ne
best prospects developed this season.
THE Red Sf1irs mill Is about closing
Hesn on account of cold weather after a
run Of about two months, which was much
more satisfactory than any previous run
They have cut the main ledge in the lower
cross-euf. which they have been driving
for year ard half. /; is about 30 feei
long. gaining depth OF 100 feet. The vein
Ii about fest wide. all concentrating ore.
and of better grade than xas found above
I'm Antoine couiee, on the state ROAD. De-
tween the Methow and Lake Chelsn,
Spokane company Is tunneling on vein
carrying pyrrhottte, and Is getting In
creased conner value. The ledge is lv feet
between walls. with siz TO feet OF ore
AT the Spokane mine near the moata
os the Twisp, Morgan. Nichols IL CO. are
atm driving a tunnel IN dixie TO intercept
the ore-shoot cut above. and are begin
ming 10 get stringers In the face OF the
tunnel which is la about 90 feet. The ore
carries gold. silver. lead and copper, and
assays close te sl0 When the ore-snoot Is
struck, IL IL proposed 10 sink SHAFT 10
connect with this lower level and then TO
sink on down.
..The Palmer mountain tunnel last week
struck another small vein about teet
wide at a distance of SOME $40 feet from
the mouth. II Is of the same grade as the
one first struck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
IMMIGRANT TRAFFIC POOL.
TRANSFORMATION LINES ORGANIZE
A CLEARING HOUSE.
Steamship and Railroad Companies
Agree to XIII on the Middlemen-
Tickets to BE Sold In Europe Clear
Through to the Pacific Coast.

NEW YORK. Nov. la.-Rspresentatives
OF all the principal transatlantic steam
ship lines have formed an immigration
pool and signed an agreement regarding
immigrant tickets in this country. II IS
said 10 practically kill the middlemen so
far as the handling of great blocks of i'm
migrant tickets IS concerned.
Agents from all the trunk lines, in addi-
ton 10 other representatives OF The South
ern Pacific and Canadian Pacific, were
present and signed the agreement. AS a
result of this agreement. those enigrants
bound 20 Western points, who may apply
to the steamship offices on the other side.
will be given an order for railroad ticket
at regular prices. The order viii be hon
ored on presentation AZ the clearing house
here.
In this way II IS thought that fully 20
per cent of the immigrant business viii
be done through the clearing house. The
steamship companies will get a commits
sion on all tickets sold in this way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
SHOWING GOOD RETURNS.
Fern Mine. ON Morning Mountain.
Makes d Profitable Run.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inseiiigence--
NELSON. p. c.. New. 1s.-F. C. innes.
manager of the Fern mine. and John A.
Beach brought in TO Nelson today five
bricks Of gold bullion as result of the
first mill run OF the Fern mine. on Morn
ing mountain. near the fleaiwaters of the
Han creek For the thirty-eight days
run TO November i3 the total product OF
the mill was tl3 as: ore shipped. % tons;
net returns. 81 40 making total of the
mine and mill for the fhirty-eight days
of Si515- The estimated cost OF mining
and milling per ton was $50. AT the lat
ter figure the total cost of mining and
milling fer the thirty-eight days amounted
TO S4,3lz.5e. leaving a balance to the credit
of the mine OF SIC. S045o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
OMAHA BRIDGE CASE DECIDED.
Commission Holds That There Has
Been No Unjust Discrimination.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1a.-The interstate
commerce commission today. in an opinion
by Commissioner Knapp, announced its
decision Of the case of the Commercial
Club of Omaha against the Chicago d
Northwestern Railway Company and other
carriers. known as the Omaha bridge case.
The object of the complaint was TO compel
the carriers to charge Omaha like freight
points in Iowa.
In view of the conditions affecting trans
portation 10 and from points in Iowa, and
of the whole rate situation of the two
places, the commission holds that the
charge of unjust discrimination against
Omaha is not sustained and that the COM
plant should be dismissed without pretu-
dice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
irrigation n State AFFAIR.

LAWRENCE. Kan. Nov. i9-The state
irrigation congress convened here today
with about Ie9 persons in attendance. The
feature Of the meeting was a paper by
+. II. Newell hydrograp her OF the United
States geological survey, on Extension
of Irrigation The speaker insisted
that because some of the lands most cas-
lily irrigated had been utilized, Il should
not be assumed that the 5000 90 or more
remaining acres in need OF irrtga tion
should be neglected. All things consid-
cred, he thought the construction ~ state
or national works was the best way out
of the difficulty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
BOTTOM FELL OUT.
Stagpant Pool of Water Where a
Railroad station St0s.d.

HARMED. Kan. Nov. l9-The railroad
station OF Resell. or the Jetior branch of
the Santa Fe. has been swallowed up by
the earth. and today there is a dark, stag
nant pool Of water about one and a half
acres in extent where twelve hours ago
there stood the depot. grain elevator and
several small buildings. The swallowing
process occurred during the night.
No lives were lost. as no enc remains
after the west-boCnd train had passed. 4
similar freak occurred In Mead county
about zen years ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21

A good beginning has been made during
he past summer toward developing the
group on Money creek. which
proved TO have a body of copper sulphide
ore disguised under an iron cap The
groupings showed good. solid suiphide ore
in streaks for width of feet carrying
- per cent. copper. and al a point 800 feet
below tunnel was run l5e feet through
broken formation. all more or less mineral
lied. but Is not yet under the ore cropping.
Work has been suspended for the winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
List OF the Big Prizes.

rerHh Tres in his mani h ~ " nearly 81 n
sTGRANDPR " ticket mau grKpr I'M rpm m
CITY
uuMe yam OF fine a Ira Co wh0n
seunpd he Y b the T frs grand will
tn wit lie @ d me
SECOND Ora One a ~ an pound fnhs title FrG
Kn OF h re Co which
the bHeq redH uab a Thmndg
tn nu hes d o h h UNI d o King county
pounds fn ~ n
KH Amer T a Trad h
hrgx b eqnp trad b the This bird
to Da
IF
IN 10 Juneau pya ncH
b record fro
me- III pounds fret S juneau
kF b from Fh
p oil S 10 J 9eM
t meal Op fnrgs Juneau @ana
For II ~ ri district
ira ~ Opoanso fnahts
d merit h s district
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
SAILOR FIREBUGS HELD.


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. i9.-Commis-
sioner Heacock today held Harry ]. Jones
and Osman w. Deisnan 10 answer to the
charge of having tried TO burn the whal-
ing ship John and Winthrop. +. A.
Kruger. the third of the trio. who was
put in irons by Capt. Macomber. was dis
missed from custody on the ground that
the evidence against him was insufficient.
Kruger. in the confession signed by Jones
and Diegnan, is accused of being the arch
plotter of the crew.
The penalty Of attempting to destroy a
ship at sea is imprisonment for not more
than ten years and not less than three
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
Lion Tanner r. fyIeh hy His Pets

LONDON. Nov IA dispatch from
Berlin describes a terrible fatality in Po-
land. While recent performance OF wild
beasts and their tanner was In progress.
at village rear kovono. Poland the lion
tanner was killed by A lion and tigress
4 fearful panic ensued among the spec
iators. and three persons were crushed 20
death, many Others being seriously
iniured.