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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08
8Rbensu6es.

Die Srnge Des 3uderriibenbaus ipir6
ailb iii inherent Gtaat lebbaft beipro.
ben llnb Die Snrmer fansen an, ii6 fitr
bieie neue Snbuitrie Su intereIItren. CUR
SDrberun9 oieier Sade bat bag 9lfers
ban. Department eini9e bun0erttauien0
3fun6 9uten &IibenIanen anfauien laIs
fen, ipel6er an Die fir ben &iiben5ufer=
bau seei9net ideinenoen Staaten fret
nertbeilt tpiro. Siib 9afotd bat 1000
8GG6en BON oieIem Grobeiamen erbnlz
ten uno tpirb oerielbe frei on bic Surmer,
luel6ebarunl na9Iu6en, ,ueri6ift tuer0en.
Naes iuas Der Sarmer gu t6un bat, lit,
baB er Ittb i6riittid perpfltdtet, einen
8erIu6 nit bem erbaltenen 5amen ahs
Suitellen unb bas erfolete 8eiultat nebit
&rDben 6es GrSeil9niiIes on bas 9lder=
bau0epartement unieres 5tadtes 5l
IdiGen. Ser Sanlen, nit fuel1enl ca.
pier aua6ratrutben 2anb beitellt tDer=
ben f6nnen, nu6 Stuiiben bem TO- 9tpril
unb 90. Iai 9epflanst tuerben. Sarmer,
tuelde gum Suferrii6enball 9eeisnetes
2nnb baben, Iollten ridt perfehlen, einelt
8erIu1 bamit au MAIDEN. @tan iuenbe
Fcb OH Den Director Der 8erIu6sltation,
SOS. S. Sbeparo, 8rpofin9s g. o,
tpelder bereittuillisit aIe tueitere glus=
fllnft ertheilen iuirb.
gtn9eiihts Der billisen @etreioepreiie.
tpelde iii ben lebten sSnbren berrI9tei,
lno aud in 3ufunft oorausfdtli1 iicb
nidt oiel beIIern tuerben, lit es an Der
Belt, lit cine iueitere er9tebisere gins
nabmequelle Su peridaffen. @enn man,
lpie itatiItii6 erluieien iuirb, brauBen in
0euti1lauD lmo ssrantrei9 auf 2anb,
oas 5000 - S400 per Ncre ipertb lit,
ben .3uderriibenbau nit 8roftt betrei6t,
tuie piel beiier miiBte iid Do ni6t Der
Iel5e bier in ,lnierenl 5taate rentiren,
oa bas aanb bloS eiHen gertb bon SO
$50 prp Ncre bat. @ir l6irfen idbrs
Sunoerttallienoe pon 3DlIars fir 3ufer
ins Auslano, iudhren0 bur6 lleberprps
buttion bte 8reife fir unIer Corn, Safer
unO 8ei5en ioiueit berab9eiunfen iin6,
oaB OerSarmcr faum ieiRen arbeitslO6n
herduSbefpmnIt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08

tueItern 8nbnen iinb arg unteripni9en.
Gin 3ug oer &ortbneitern lte9t III gens
terrible feit. gs tpir6 5tuet @e6en onuz
ern, bis CANTON iuieoer einen bireften
8ertehr nit benz Often bat. Die GAR
ner bringen ibr gieb in @iderbett nnO
muB oasielbe in nanGen gtellen bur6's
@aier ibmimmen. Gro6e 8aiiermaiz
fen ttebmen iest ibren 2auf 9e9en @aD-
bile unb Refling. Eauienoe pon Seus
it6den uno Gornfrippen iuerben our9
Die Slutben Oerni9tet per6en.
g9eOfelb, 6. aprif. 9rei tuettere
0dnner Iino geItern itiOlidb BON bier err
trunten. Die stuet eiiernen Gtabtbriits
Ten itno 9eitern fOrt9ei6pemnt tuoroen
suno faIt alle @tienbahnbriiden iino SER
it6rt. Der ssSimftuB itei9t itumer no9..
gr lit Jest 45 Su6 itber Der nieori9en
@aIiermarfe uno 10 SSuB itber Der boben
8aliermarfe. 9te @rtrunteuen Iito s..
5truiOe uno feline beioen S6bne bon
SranEfort.
gierre, 5. glpril, 9a5 RegieruugSs
boot ,sSoiepbine" lit beute bier abge~
faBren nad) 5ioug gltp. @eneraisQtn.
malt @rigs6p befanb lit baralIf als
Saiia9ier naf Canton. - Geit elmer
8ode lit bier feline eoit tOeoer ange=
tomn1en nod a6sesan9en unO Die 2tusz
ii6ten fit Die @ie6erberIteIfuRg oes
GiIenbabaoerfebrs iiu0 ua9etuiB.
gpuoal, 5. 9pril. SO bat bier
iebs Gage lang fait ununterbro9en sez
re9ret. Set benz Sabre 1881 fat mar
in Der hieiisen @eseno feline idtimmere
lle6eridmemmun9 a(s Die ge9eupGrtige
9eieher.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08
SAT fur ole stenersaBler

1T Elm BON Der lebten 2esislatur erlaTez
neg @eieB, pel9es ben gountscommiIs
idren 9eftattet, BON ben 8anfen, BET
tpethen gountDselOer binterlegt per6en,
s3inIeR 81 fOrbern. 9as @eIeb, fuie es
angenommen iuarb, liegt uns nod nibt
Dor, aber man ertldrte ms BON unter.
ridteter Geite Die Sauptpunfte oesIeiben
ipie folst: 9as @eieb tritt am sSnll
in &raFt. Der gountpratb hat fir 9(ns
gebote BON 8anfeR Su annonciren; bic
aagebote t6nnen fir 2 big A &rosent
3inIen fein Ser &atb beitimmt oann
aa6 9ur6ii9t Der g(nsebote uno Der
bamit uerbnnbenen 8arei9aften, iDel9e
8aatea als 3epoiitprien opm G9ab<
neiiter gu beniiBen iino. Nfinnebaba
goaatb Bat blr9fhnittlt9 forttudbrenb
ca. $35, 900 auf 9epoiit; re6net man
6ierooa etma 8 8rpaent 5inIen iabrli@,
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08
6e0ete Die unqebeueren g8aIierffd

8e0et1 Die ungebeueren 8aTerftd.
hen, bic aesenmdrti9 bas Ntiifiiiippi.
Ebal bebeden, mag Die Sodflutb in I'm.
Ierem 5taate MIR als elm fleines 8dh.
1eiu erI6einen. Bon ct. Saul bis gu
ieiner Mtiinbung in ben Golf bat Der
R,lIifIippi, Der @ater Der Gtr5me, I'm
9ei( gebrobt unb llnbeil angerihtet. Sc
,ueiter mad Sioen. Deito i9limmer.
Die fru6tbaren Ileberungen in SenneIz
See. NaiiIiiiippi, 2ouiiiana uno gtrfan=
ins lin6 unsebeuare @aiierfldden. aus
oeaett Die b6ber aelesenen Srti6aften
iuIe SnIeln berpprra9en unb amiiden
oener Der @ertehr in 8poten 1tattfinbet.
Miilionen BON gisenthum itn6 perni6tet
Sauienbe nm Sab uno @ut gefommen
lln6 notb immer iteigen bic slut6ea in
ssotse Der forttudbrenben &egengiifIe unt
Der erneuten G9neefdGe nit oarauffol.
genbem Shnutuetter inn oberen 2auf oea
6luifes unb beiien Nebenfttiien ben ge.
1unttiseR Gtrom 1ina6.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08
llnter ben pun Der leBten 9esista:

Utter ben pDn Der leBten 2egislaz
iii paIIirten Sorlagen befnoet Iid oum
cine. tuel6e Die @eieBe beSiigti9 geruns
treanasen 6ffentliber @eloer anenbirt.
Gin Gtatnt, uah lpef6em Der betritse.
riine GtantsIdasmeiiter Gaptor nur
auf 90 Monate Ing 3udtbaus 9eididt
.peroen tOnnte. anitatt uie er es psr6ient
1atte anf 10 uieIe Sabre, lit babiR abges
inoert ,Oorseil, ba6 ein dbnli6es Ser.
fre4en nun nit elmer @etbbuBe BON
5000 un6 Is Sabre 3udtbaus beItraft
@ereea tann. Die republifaniid3e Sc.
sistntur bon 1895 tunroe auf oieIes laue
igeIes aufmertIam aufmerfiam sema9t,
a5er Die 6erren batten feline 3eit, iid
nit ioi6en afeini9teiten a63u9eben, iie
gaIirtea t1ur nerninfti9e ?)@es
Fese.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08

Ser gelueiene &rdiipentl6aits. gan'
bio0t @m. s. 8rpan itattete tudbrenb
ieines Nnfenthaltes in 8aibinston Dem
gr6iioentea 0tc&inlen einelt turSen,
freltnOlihen 8eiu1 ab. 9lls i5n stuei
3eitlln9srepOrter fra9ten, mas er BON
Gem 3eIultat ser an WDntag unb Sienz
tag abgebaltenen @ablen oenfe, ladta
er nno ingte iartaitiid: ,,5ie 5eIsen, baE
oas 8ertrauen tuieber ber9eitent lit; Eie
bsoiirfen teiner iueiteren @rftIrung, lie
ipre6eu fir ii6 ielblt."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08
Sic ,,giour gitp 9ribune", Elm itarf

Ste .,5iour gitD Gribuue" Elm itart
anti. popotratiI6es 8latt, tuelde ipreBez
ri6te iiber Die oerilu6ene 2egislatur in
9sierre alis berielben Suelle be5og tpie
Der bieli9e ,,Gr9us 2eaoer", bat aus
8eflnben, ba6 ite belusen ,lnb betro.
gen tporben 1T. sic ia9t: ,,Sie 8e=
rtcnte tparen inioiern coniequent, ooB
lie Die republitunii9e 8artei ii, Elm gin
itiae5 2i9t itelIte, olles llebrise trus Del.
5tenpet bittern &artei6aiies uro per-
i6tti9ea &prnrtbei[s.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08
inter ben Garmern i'm often il!

ENMGeG Den 6armern I'm 2)lten III
cine 8euegung i'm @nnge, einen rieiigen
.,Sarraer Eruit" gu Orsaniitren uuter
osm goaier ,,asricnIturoIiits Gationat
grotectibe &GoeiatiOn." Die Bie9e beS
8ereins itebt in 2ancaIter, $50. @Ors
oersaR6 miro nur sanS tm Gtt1Ien gear.
5eitet toer6en un6 ioll oieles Sabr nod
tein 8eriuh gemadt tuerOen, ben Marft
"a tentrouiren, ,peil bic Organization
nod uidbt cOmplet 1T. gtddites Sabr
ieeo1 loll ieber Sarmer, Der 81 bieiem
8erein gebbrt. abiolut ni6t mehr Sc.
5ensmittel 5ie9en, ais er fir iid ielbit
3ebraudt. llnb lpenn bieier 8lar bud.
itdblt9 5ur Nusfiibruns fommt, 10 tuerben
poiitt0 feline SnrmprO6utte fir ben @es
jorn1tperbroub ouf Den M1arft fommen.
6interber lueroen grOBe Gnitrensunsen
genladt nerben @aarenbduier 81 bnuen.
am Die 5armprobufte aufsuipei9ern uno
sanr mad benz 8lane beg ,,Sartfo6lens
5rnts" 81 Oerfauien.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08

SaS 8unbesober9eri6t in 8aibirg.
Ton hnt Die @nti6eioung abgegeben, baB
Die @iienbabn9eiellIb ats -@ereine, berth
,3sued es mar, Elm llebereinfomnen Der
Sra6ts uno &aTasier Staten aqer Bab=
sen au treffen ilnb Staten feitSuleben,
anconititutioneG Ieien, tlno fanseu Die
lc9enannten n8oOls" bereits an, iib
sum 8Obl9efallen beg 8ubllfums auf=
;uI6Sen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08

/ 8ladSills. gGie perlautet, ipirb Die
burlington 8abnseiellidaft cine 3tueis=
linie mad @alena bnuelt. Ntit Der grs
belt Iua ibpa Naitte 9lpril begunnell
tperben uno gebenft man, bis gum eriten
Suli bieie nene 9inie betriebsfertis gu
baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-04-08

10 pitroe ben Gteuer5ablern 6ieIes einen
gountps etiDa $1,000 per Sabr our9
bieies @eies sit Cute fOnmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

WRlker-Robert Barton, Elmer L. Els
worth, city, z. S. James and vile. st,
Louis; Andy Peterson, Park city; James
McFee, New York, NJ. j, Griffin,
Colorado Springs. II. j. Lewis and wife,
Denver; $. IL. Pierce, Los Angeles, Cal.
Cunen-G. w. Benson and wife,
Chicago; A. c. Felix, New York; Joseph
Dederlons, Robnson; &. Ii. Woods and
wife, Bradford, VI; NJ. j. Gray, st.
Anthony, Ida; Thomas Carr, @. W.
Jones, Ogden; h. a. Flindi, Park City;
Edw. Pike, Eureka.
Templeton-H. w. Scott and wife,
Portland, Ore; Il. Women, Sand Coulse;
l.. Greene, Cincinuali; &. w. Nibley
Baker City; T.. Is. Knapp, Boston; D. 5
Robinson, Council Bluff; Henry Meyer
Omaha; Z. S. Burton and wife, ely.
Knutsford-Mrs. S. Sands, Louis Sands
Jr., Mich. MIR. and Mrs, g. w. Wheeler,
Miss @. NJ Wheeler, Miss Edna Minfey,
Yonkers. New York; A. l.. Lewis,
Omaha; j. II. Caryl and wife, Yonkers,
New York; Mrs. A. b Darling, Miss q.
Wetherbee, Now York; Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Fries, Rock Island, Ill.,; Miss
Lille Huber, Mrs. |. Huber, Rock
Island, Ill.,; Mrs. q. b. Hackley. New
York; II. A. Dennison, Chicago; IL. s..
Rowan, John Mohr. II Anderson,
Chicago; II. w. Baxter, Portland; George
Wilson, BinYhamton; W. ii. Yves. BEN
ton Hurst, l.. L.; VIM. II. Burke, Phi a.;
A. w. Elliott, Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

A dispatch from Trail, Is. O., to the
Spokesman Review, says that many
are going into the Salmon river c0un-
try from Trail and ROssIRnu. Those
VINO spent last tuhmer prospecting In
That section, and are spending the
winter here. feel that they VIII have
great rush into Saline aUG Quartz
as quickly rs the snow is oil anu pros.
pecting possible. Considerable com.
plant is made by the Quariz Greek
people, as they have no siletrack and
must unload their lumber while the
tTain waits, the entire POPULATION
turning out to assist tho lucky fellow
" no has a carload 10 his credit. The
snow there Is several feet deep and II
Is not certain where the sidettsok Will
be locateI, but IN tie face OF all tuIs,
building is going GA rapidly, There
ars several two.story house,, long
business street, number OF grocery
stores, hotels, a newspaper, and 1t lie
rumored thai one or two sites, consist.
log Of a foundation ana clearing away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

An exciting fight for mine took
place at Butte on rhursday last when
the Michael Dsvitt mineral claim sold
at sherltl's Hale for S35l 900 to h. H..
Whittemore, presun aOy for f. Aug.
HelLzs anu the Montana Ore PurchRs.
ing company. 1he claim was not
supposed to bs worth more than SIS,
900, but it's location between The
PennsyIvania, owned by the Boston
aud Montana company, aed the Sac.
homish, owned partly by the Butte
aud Boston, and the further fact that
the Butte and Boston recently started
suit for SlGl 900 against the Heinzs
people Tor ores alleged to have been
unlawiulIy taken from the Michael
Dsvltt, greatly increases the import
aboe OF the calm TO both parties, who
were seeking to gain possession OF 1t.
The bidding started at $4,000, ami
only when the bidding reached $780,.
900 was there any great interest mani
lesteI. Frank klepelko OF the Boston
and Montana represented the Butte and
Boston in tue bidding.
The claim Is only 900 feet square. 1t
was formerly owned by James Muir.
ray, one-tniru; the Butte and Boston,
oue.third; Gen. U. Is. Warren, one.
sixth, and Alexander A. Johnson,
one.sixth. Gen. Warren says he SOLD
out hls interest two years ago for about
81 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15
EACH, A CHESTNUT.
Executive and Other State 0flCsrS
Observe ArbOr Day.
PLANT TREES ON CAPITOL HILL.
City Officials Have shade Enough Ar.
Dor ray Exercises In the
Public schools.

Arbor Day which has now become
permanent as well Ms m interesting
AMI valuable institution In Utah was
quite generally observed In this city
today.
Governor Wells, Secretary iot State
Hammond, Attorney General Bishop.
State Auditor Richards snd Snperin-
tendent OF Public instruction PARK,
following the custom that was inaugu-
rated In Territorial days, repaired to
the Capitol grounds this morning
where they each planted tree. In
each case the tres, which OF course is
expected to grow anu fl urlsh like the
green bay boughs OF sacred history,
ana make shade aud beauty for future
generations was not 'fancy affair"
with a hiyh-sounding, mystiiyiDg or
poetIcal name, but was plain. every
day chestnut. Chestnuts are getting
numerous on Capitol Hi Sc wall rs in
amusement halls and minstrel shows.
The rich BOIL aus climatic conditions
up there are particularly favorable
them and the msnner In which they
thrive may be acceptei as guarantees
that lulure State officials as well Ms
those OF the present Will continue 10
plant and profit as their predecessors
hsve uone.
Mayor Glendir ming failed to follow
the example OF ex-MayOr Baskin by
planting tree Ia the name Of the
municipality. II any Of the city
Ufiiciais did any tree planting II was
at home on their own property. The
city is not great on tree planning any
way, but when 1t comes TO tearing
them up or choppins them down, II
sets the pace In lively manner.
The public schools Thou bout the
City observed the day in a fitting
manner. Daring tho early morning
hours trees AMI flowers wete plantou
and appropriate exerc SEES held. Then
the schools were all dismissed aud the
chiluren given holiday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15


There were no transfers In the pit
yesterday afternoon.
Practically nothing was done 10
stocks today, the brokers gener ally
observing the holiday.
The Bullion Beck lie being thor.
ougbly explored on the higher levels
and good results are masing them
selves manifest.
1t is Whispered that the Bullion
Beck Tunnel Ia looking well these
days, and that an important strike
may come to light before very long.
The Lucerne claim near Silver City
has been purchased by the Almo Gold
Mining tcompsny, the sellers being
James Osborn, Nike McGlynn, Thoe.
Short and j. Il. Tibbitts.
The Highland Boy ia to the front
with news OF u strike in heretofore un'
explored territory, Essays SHOWING ore
with values OF over $50 in gold, II per
cent copper and 5 ounces in silver 10
the ton. Tho strike Is regarded as a
very important enc.
The Dexter people have cause TO
again re ~ ce over another strike in Its
ruscororn, New, propertp, nj point
500 feet east Of the ground which
yielded a sensational disclosure, some
thing like month ago. Tue ore this
time is said TO run 5000 la gold to the
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

ig4g. when removed from the III fort,
the renr Of his residence, No. 176 uOrth,
West Temple street. Is wss pntchaseu
by Albert Csrrinston after the fort
was abandoned. The logs were cut
about July 20, 1s47, when the Pioneers
were Rounding BriJgeT's point. MI.
Jacobs expressed surprise that the
Herald published u cut of the csbln
ii reported that II had been moved TO
Spriugville.
1t Is probable that the annual CON-
veniiou OF the Mutual Improvement
Associations Of L ali Will he postponed
rom the fitst week In Juue to July
18th and 19lh, thus giving the mem
Jefs an opportunity to remain in the
city during the jubilee.
Chairman Clawson Will petition the
City Council to plscs IN order the
spring from which the Pioneers oh.
tRiued water upon their arrival. The
spriDg Ia on property owned by Thos.
l.. Taylor on Third South tslreet, mar
Second West
j. S. Anderson, the well known
Genie artist anu designer Of this city,
has been appointed superintendeut Of
the construction department, and S.F.
Whitaker OF OGDEN Will be tue fore
man OF the came department.
Artists who have made designs for
ti0ais are requested TO deliver the same
at headquarters, addressed to Miss Cora
Hooper, chairman OF the committee on
dselgns.
Professor Evan Stephens will prob
ably be the musical director OF the two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

Inflated with joy over the richest
strike yet msde In the property, the
south Swansea people met last even.
lag ana declared = $1,000 dividend,
the same to be paid ON the usual date.
The ore In question lie said to yield
exceptionally high values 10 native
silver and Is located IN the drift, 100
ieet oil the 800 level. This Silver
City property is fast coming 10 the
front AMI promises to rank we'll with
the bonanzls OF the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

Isn't Il pity that so many women 70
through life as nervous, fretful invalids, al
ways in a sick bed OF on the verge Of IT,
They are to be sincerely pited for the
great majority have in them the making of
healthy, amiable, capable wives and moth.
ers These cases become sadder still when
il is realized that the sufferings they endure
are unnecessary, Any woman eau be healthy
and arniable and helpful II she will take care
of the health of those delicate organs that
are essentially feminine.
The greatest known medicine for women
is DR.. Pierce's Favurite Prescription. It
cures all weakness and disease Of the or
gans that make wifehood and motherhood
possible. It allays inflammation, SC hes
pain, and restores calm and strength the
shattered nerves, 1t prepares for wiic.Io
and maternity Over $1,000 women have
testified to its virtues Druggists sell it.
- commenced using your medicine three days
after my child was born " -riies Mrs. A. l. Bry.
ant Of wilbrnham Hamp%n Co Mass teare Of
Wesleyan Academy. 1T was the fourth one
AL my own work have recommended my
friends to try the Favorite Prescription
II somebody was offering TO give away
gold mines for the asking what a scmmbling
there would be When a mine OF health is
offered there is some lively scrambling too.
Over Go, 900 people hurried TO get Doctor
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser at
ST. per copy. II has 1 ,oo3 pages with over
800 Illustrations. Something over % Of these
pages relate to diseases peculiar to women.
This book may now be had free. Send Il
oue-cen. stamps, TO Worlds Dlspeusary
Medical Association, Buffalo, NY, the cost
OF mailing only, and get the book in paper
covers or, send 81 cents for cloth binding
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15
In MINING CIRCLES.
Erection OF The Gold Dust Mill Now
Assured.
GOOD ORE SHOWING IN THE MINE.
Condition OF iha Moscow Near Milford
South swansea Strike.
-MiscellaneOus.

That the Gold Dust at Mercur is to
have a mill is now an assured fact.
The erection Of the came win be com-
menoed in the very near future, or
jus. as soon as the board OF directors
can call for bids and award the con-
tracts. To this end the board will
visit the property 10 few days, the
purpose beisg TO select mill site and
order the ground cleared and
leveled.
The cause OF the revivificstion OF the
question at this particular time. vests
in letter received yesterdsy by MI.
j. h. BAmoerger, the company's
manager. The writer is Buperinten-
dent Adolph Jesson aud he speaks
in glowing terms OF the condi-
ton Of the property, informing Mr..
Bamberger thai ore showing values OF
50 90 in gold TO the ton, hiss been en-
cuuutereL in a streak measuring three
feet on the foot. wall aac In the winzs
from the west uriit at depth oil 100
iset. Mr.. Josson states that he Will
be in the city the latter part OF the
week at which time he will give fuller
particulars regarding the new strike.
Some time ago The Gold DuSt people
encou ntered break In the ore vein
then being worked near the 800 level.
They rocOursed to drifting westward
ana ran into big body OF cinnabar
ere from which the abo We values were
taken. The mine, Gays Mr.. Bam-
berger, was never In better shape, and
from now 1t will be more systemat.
:cally worked than ever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

Lewiston, Idaho, April I0.-Word
was received today from Ike Bin- =
ham, msnsgef OF the Pacific Placer
Mining company, which repres nts
valuable property on Read's creek, IN
the Pierce City district, that the sale
pending with Chicago syndicate hau
been effected. Mr.. Bingham Ia In
Spokane and telegrapbs the news to
members OF the company mere. The
Chicago syndicate cent an expert IL
the camp last summer and o bond was
given, TO expire to-day, for $50, 600.
The dispatch conveya the Information
that the bond has been taken up.-
Spokesman Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

perslure, 2ei minimum, pa.
orlhwest, Hight; raiu, .0g wind,
ear. w inches.
Havre- Barometer, 1920.
perature, 80; minimum, IN, Wm'
west. 6 miles per hour: win,
incheI; clear. '"'h, 'Os
HelenP-Barometer, 30. 82: t.n
tnre, 81; minimum, SO; wind sp.,s,
west, hight; clear. suulh'
Miles City--Baromoter, 40 ss.
porature "a; minimum. "a. ZEN.
souih, Hight; rain, trace; clouiy "'bdi
Winnemu ecs Baromet.r m
tempernture, 40; minimum, "a. ov,lSi
easl, 10 mlleH per houf; clear wing,
Idaho Falls-Bsrometer. 10 an.
peIature, 30; minimum, 2s: v, .in'
north, light; clear. "'hu,
General and local forepnsts IL.
hours ending s y. m. FRIDAY, " %
For Utah: (Fofecatt nsdo n,
Ffanciscp): Fair tonight anS eaa
Jay; warmer tonight. 'H'
Salt Lake City and vicinity. u.
tonight and Friday; warmer fhf
J. II. SMITH
Observer WestheT Bu,..,
Today's temperature lie thownir a.
fac siraile thermometer given bslsv,u '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

An excellent plaster for lame backs Is
mVic by taking an ounce each Of burgundy
pitch, csunphor gum and resin and dram
NJ npium. Melt the pitch, and, having
broken up the other ingredients into small
hits stir them in and SEQ that they arc dis
solved and evenly mixed. Spread upon
thin leather wash tho back with vinegar
us lot as can be borne, rUb till il glows
and put the plaster ON hut.--New York
journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

From T.. b. Mckeon who for come
time past has been experimenting
operations at the Moscow mine, near
Milford, Beaver county, the NEWS
learns that that property is al present
showing eighteen incnes OF very valu.
able ore. Matt Cullen OF the hostelry
bearing his name, is one OF the owners
OF the mine, and The Indications have
81 tickeled him that he Is telling his
friends all about 1t. Tue Moscow nae
been under development for quite u
while, bu, never since Its opening up,
has the property been In such good
shape.