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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-17
FOR SALE.

T5oR sALE-oNE AND oNE-HALF
Is lot in Greenwood cemetery me loea-
ton; corner lott adjoining pcst ii lRrEny
ments In cemetery, Address SEMEIEittt'
LOT, caro- Intelligencer office, apls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-17

New Castle at Springfield. Mansfield At
Dayton, Youngstown AZ Fort Wayne,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-17

Saturday, August 7-Bartolls at Tilton-
VILE; Lutz Bros. at Wheeling Laundry;
Little Havanas at Elm Grows; Blue Seals
at Bridgeport.
Bros: Little Hhvlnas at Blue Seals;
Wheeling Laundry at Bartolls (already
played.
port (already playHd).
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-17

Saturday August 14-Bartolls at Lutz
Bros (already Played; Blue Seal at TIL
tonyiiie: Little HayRHas at Bridgeport;
Wheeling Laundry ut Elm Grove.
Sunday, August i5-Lutz Bros at Bar
tolls; !Tiltohvlile at Blue Seal; Bridgeport
at Little Havanas (alrendy played; Elm
Grove at Wheeling Laundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-17

-Four large guy wires were fastened to
tho Hotel Beiivtfe building yesterday by
This dlspleased the trustees and they met
last night and ordered the wires moved
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-17

Saturday, July S1-Bartolls AT Bridge
mort; Wheeling Laundry at Tiltonville (al-
ready played)i Blue Seals at Elm Grove
(already Played; LutZ Bros. at Little Ia-
Sunday, August 1-Brldgeport ut Lutz
Bros. ALREADY played) Blue Seals at
Wheeling Laundry; Bartoiis at Little Ra-
vi Monday, August 2-riitapvaiS at Elm
Grove.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
Hurt in a Runaway.

A runaway occurred on Twenty-ttird
street last night in which Thomas
Spagge was thrown out Of a wagon
and painfully. although not danger
ously injured. The team was coming
down the hin with Mr. Spagge, a lady
and two children in the rig Spagge
lost control of the horses, When a by
stander ran out and stopped them sud
denly, the result being that Mr..
Spagge was pitched out. He was ia
ken to the city hospital, where he spent
the might. None of the other occu-
pants of the vehicle were injured.
Mr.. Spagge lives at Blaine, Davis
county, and in the afternoon, before
the accident occurred, he called at the
county clerks office and secured a mar
riage license for himself and Mrs. SAL
lie Ann Davis. He then left ostensibly
to get some qualified person to perform
the marriage ceremony. Spagge was a
widoWtV and the lady was his house.
keeper. Through lack of knowledge of
the English language he could impart
very little explanation of how the ac-
cfdent happened The physician says
he will be able to get around again in
a. day or two.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

ices if need be could be given TO the
city Such man would be
we'll worth a good salary, and
there are those who would favor
giving it to him, Ogden City mas inter,
ests certainly as extensive and as IN
portaIGt as the ordinary bank or bust
ness concern, and its mayor. If ne mas
teGS the details of his work, viii be as
wcctlny of gay as a bank cashier or as
the manager of a. great commercial in
slbtutiOn. II must be understood STAT
next year more responsibility Will rest
ON the mayer TIE fire and police
beard WCIl be done away vita, AMI n
severai c'.iae- respects his duties WIZ
be extended in scope. The city co1.gl-
o,1nJen may afford to serve wdthons
pay-certdfrly lLleg can serve WITT
much less pay than they now receive.
but g. good hard working mayer such
as a. successful che VIII have to be, IS
worthy of his hire.
Another proposition that meets WIN
some disfaVor is that OF appointing
auditing committees composed of we'll
known business men to oheck over and
audit accounts of public work. The
city provides an auditor for such work
and 1lis accounts are subject to the
city councils approval GU dLsapproval.
Get trustworthy officials and hold them
accountable for their work. Of course
the records should always be open for
inspection by citizens coming as COM
n4ttees CT as individuals but let the
RESPONSE bility OF affairs fan on those
who are sworn to administer them, Few
able business men can afford to devote
their time and energy day after day to
the Office of mayor for nothing
Can Ogden afford to have a chaar
mayor at this critical stage in the his
tur-y of her affairS2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

thing had TO be done. The g-sult Of the
recent arrests have proven effectual for
z time at least, and should il be necessary
IN the future, strict measures VIII be tax
en- 20 protect the poole
NOTES.
This neighbcrhaod enjoys the dlstinc-
ton Of raising the best sugar beets in the
state Beet raising has been. very pro5it-
able to the farmers and. although this
years crop fails below taat Of previous
years. and the price per ton IS less, il IS
stu paying business.
James Petersen Of West JORDAN met
with an accident last Thursday. While
engaged IN Shipping sugar beets MS team
became frightened ard ran away. severely
inJurllg h1ru, 50 that ne is NOW c9T1Elod
to his room TIE extent of his injuries
could nor be learned, but they are not
thought ID be fatal.
SIN confined 10 his bed wsth .y9Ao-d fe-
yer and though somewhat improved, II
may be some time before ne can attend IN
person 70 his many duties.
TlllA new meeting house OF the East
JORDAN ward is now being erected near
The TWenIy-SeVenUh district school house.
The building W1n be two stories, OF mod
crn construction and the Estimated cost
is about 500
Even Hogensen. an Old and respected
reeident OF East jordan, d-ed Sunday
night. He has been IN poor nealth for
many months.
\. ii. Jensen. the miller Of the Wegt
Jordan roller mills. is attending the dis
tTict court. as 4 witness in Z ca-Ila;<e
sust against Hyrum BennIon, Of Iaylors-
vile. by whom Mr. Jensen was formerly
f.. Cooper, Of West Jordan, IS reported
as being very sick. The trouble is
BlJcft'g disease.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
PNEUMONIA ar EUREKA,
This Disease Prevails to an Alarming
Extent.


Eureka. Sept. 25.-PneuuUnta prevails in
Eureka al the present tsane and the in
crease IS 50 rapl dthat the doctors are
taking all the precautions that they pos
siblv can 10 check The disease Ile nm
ers especially are the ones mat suItcr ne
most from This trouble. and as 4 result
many are obliged 70 lay off Tor WIZ.
Nj ". Il. Woods is,e victim oil II, anu ne
has glne 70 salt Lake Tor E,eatment.
II is expected that the e6curS.on oNef
the RIO Gnlnlle from Salt Lake 20 EA-
rel1a. Mammoth ana SANer IVY VI.
bring many people into camp, aud they
Mill BE- bos)i.ablv entertained duriGg
7heir short stay. The mines and mills
VIII be oDea to Their inspection and as
this Is the last aN9urS5Ja To this camp
this season. extra preuAr2tldIlS are being
made
Il J. Dimainy. who has been in camp
for uhe 4lS1 f0Ur OF five days, departed
for SalI Lake This morning. Nj, Dummy
has been here in the interest 81 the ASel-
lt0n-beCk d Champion Mining company
and has been engaged in examining WIZ
Eeases the sun lor s-2.OVe pr9ults ~ ~
the company BY Julius KILLER, VINO mad
his les broken by being struck 10y t2ll-
ing rock early last Juna, while working
IN the Buu.an-Beck W-1e- he also looked
iMtO the Other SUiC tiled against that com
pany lax J0ln lVey Tor lle aE-pe amouna;
Both eases are sat for The next term %
court a. NeDlt.
n a Robertson. who has charge Of th5
goods OF the defunct ffm Of MeAGrDhy
q HAYES. IS getting thIDss 3n READINESS
for Sept. %. When be VIII sell at puohc
auction enoDsA goods 20 pay judgment
Of S502,5o on a mortgage held by him, and
$50 costs of suit
The Bulls9n-Becl1 today shipped theil
regular tegl-car-load lot of ore over t4lt
Rio Gr2nde N-estern 10 Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
NITRIC ACID AND GIANT.
Dangerous Cargo That Brought Trou-
bic to a Freighter.

Phoebe Record: Charles Holly, a team
ster, loaded with giant powder and nitric
acad, had a narrow escape Fast lllErsc,s, =
from being blown to atoms, ana only
saved himself hy rare presence OF mara.
he Uts on tue desert, about five miles
ths other side of Desert Springs. HIS
'front.' wagon was loaded wati1 giant
powder and the rear wagon w.th hitrsc
acid. In some .untaccountab4e manner elAe
rear wagon caught fire while IN notion
sslG wAen Holly happened 70 see 1t, the
fire was under good Roadway lie m
Inedeately realized the perifous Dost@on
en- a 11Ad OF giant powder. a spark from
the fire being enough to give him a faster
ride than ne would get in Gab.@e9' 5
chariot. 1t was no tins to think Of VAe
hereafter, but action was needed, and
Jaat speedily, IL he wanted TO remain in
the land of the living. He stopped the
Seam jumped off the wagon, uncouDled
the rear wagon, the heat being 20 intense
that he was partly sco-ched. sot back
on the front wagon, cracked the whip at
V1e neTses and lit oUt on the dead run
with tine load of giant powder. Alter &c
had got far enough away to be safe, ne
watched the flames consume MS wagon
and the bursting of the bottles of nitric
acid from the heat Ms cannonadlng
relycrt IKE the artallery rom a email
man OF war. no more hauling of giant
/ powder and nitric acid for Holly. for he
lived - lives in half as many minutes.
! ana does not want to undergo a similar
experience.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
SPANISH FORK BALL.
Entertainment in the Interest of the
Utah County Fair


Spanish Fork. sept 2i.-Yesterday al
tsrnoon and evening throngs Of visitors
from an p2rts Of Jhe county crowded int0
Ihe city Tor The purpose OF attending the
grand fair. c1ucerJ and bail which Was
held in the Spanish Fork pavilion. The
entertainment commenced promptly al 5
p. n. and the following prog12mrle was
Music by Spanish Fork brass band.
Mae QuartettA, Messrs. Pyne and BASH
ard b-otlers-
Duet Mss Jane Rowe
Piano solo. PT9f. = 3 a0ds9n-
Baritone solo, AIr. Robert Irvine.
Male quarteute. Messrs. Hughes. Lynch.
& CO.
Cornet solo. Prof Joseph Darton.
Trio. Miss 1Unes ana MeSsT5. Bastard
and Irvine.
MISS Fr0na Burrast6G, $ie county far
queen. was present and was crowned dur
ing me programme by tvo 81 spanish
Fork YounS ladies' - -er the c9Acer-
lunch was served IN the city hail fol-
loweu by a bah ia the pavilion which
lasted Sal about 2:30 a. m About GOO pc0-
PIE were present.
The Third ward new meeting house IS
progressing nicely. Tle outside is fia-
iShed and painted and 49, nla5terers Wi
start work On the inside next week. IT IS
q lumber structure and wSl cost about
II zoo.
John Ferguson, who left here when a
boy, - years a5o, tor California, -l>lS T.
turned, a0d his old friends ara delighted
The Democrats here have called a NEST
nc for next Monday evening for JEle pur-
pose of electilg officers for The orgdnize-
ton for the ensuing year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
PACE GETS sIx YEARS
Said He Sold the Sheep For a Man
Named Patterson

Named Patterson
Provo. Sept 25.-An that was necessary
to convict John z. Pace Of stealing 400
sheep from George Williams and shipping
FheYn 20 Chicago was to put that in
dfvidual on the stand.
He confessed TO having shipped the
sheen from p Y Junction on the z5rd OF
last July under the name of j. E Patter-
son. that he accompanied them 70 market
received nearly $500 for them and returned
TO Z. Y. junction next day after his re-
turn 10 1his station. He boNSat th"ee
tickets 10 Salt Lake, one Tor hllnselt one
for Curtis and one FOR q lady friend
AFser arriving in Salt Lake city he paid
Curtis about 500. b0ughc harness and
spent money quite freely His tale vas
fiiat ne went TO SAT- Lake 20 turn th-s
money over 10 Patterson. whose agent he
claimed 70 be on IGlis transaction. Pat
tersOn proved TO De d myth, however, and
no one seemed 10 ever have heard OF
such an Individual. TsAe sheep sent 20
Williams and no question existed but
that they had been stolen
Pace claimed 70 nave only had q one
day acquaintance with this scarce person.
age Patterson who he assumed had
trusted him 10 shin these sheep. lie did
not care 10 state where ne got the money
ne expended so laYlshW, but insisted that
he paid Patterson az the receipts eS-
cept about Sl09
After y short retirement the jury re-
Curnel verdict OF guilty
He Was sentenced TO SIX years in the
eJltQ uTigOu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
PARK CITY SUITS.
Ontario Time Check Involved Social
Events,

Park City, Sept. 25.-Judge Loclohart
listened to the arguments this afternoon
in the case of Welsh, Drtscon and Buck
vs. the Ontario S.aver Mining company
tha plaintiff bringing suit for the pay
ment Of a time check amounting to $50
drawn by the Ontario company in favor
Of D. L. Feeney and payable at N. 5.
AsctDheirn Mercantile company. The case
was taken under advisenaent.
Justice FNrad Stevens heard the case of
Eliza Nelson vs.. 2. q. Hollenbeek in
su;t 10 collect a rent bill amounting TO
500 alleged to be due plaintiff The defend
ant brought in a labor bin as an offset
Tine case was taken under ADJUSTMENT.
1t the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac O5-
bourne last night a very pleasant sur
prise vas rendered Mr.. D.. S. L. Nc
Corl1le aud Miss Ella Cody. who wiz soon
take their departure to tech school. the
former IN Kama5 and the latter at WOOD
land. The party was a crsattaoa of tine
bright minds Of the lady school teachers
who were associated with Mr. McCorke
in the public schools here last year. Iha
atteNdance also included a few gentlemen
guests. The evening was crowded With
diversions in the way of social games
and music. followed by refreshments.
4 boy baby arrived last night at the
| hame of DR.. and Mrs. Viko.
James Quinn, j. D. Murdoch and Sheriff
George Lindsay were among the passenG-
ers from Salt Lake Cry :hls morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
ssworthy Of His Hire

The idea of having the next mayor
of Ogden serve without pay is meet
ing with considerable adverse CONT
ment. That expenses must be reduced
is conceded on all sides, but some solid
arguments are advanced in favor Of
paying the mayor something besides
honor. There will be great deal of
work for the mayor of Ogden during
the coming two years-that is. if he is
such a mayor as the people are look
ing for. The question of franchises for
telephone and electric light companies
viii doubtless come up and the after
of buying or building a water works
system will also without doubt have
to be settled. These, with numerous
other matters of business, call for an
able business man and one who can
give q large share of his personal at
tention to the details of the city gov
eminent. An upright, able business
man who could attend personally to all
these matters, one with executive abil-
ity who would personally become ia
miliar with the work of the different
departments and whose undivided serv-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
Local Briefs.

The pcr,oe REFUNDED up tlIrce hoSSs
last night.
Attorney ]. w. Judd was 70 from
Salt Lake yesterday.
There will probably be three days
racing instead of two this week
ST Perkins. VITA his iIsfrIliise-abse band
and drcll ccLray, viii be at SLge Grorlt
Tuesday.
The marriage of Charles j. Ross and
Miss Be-ie salmon viii be SoleEnnized
Wednesday, IN Salt Lake
The quarterly conference Of the
Methodist church Will begin in the
lecture room Of the Methodist Church
on Tuesday evening.
4 wagon and a buggy coIlidsd near
the ch1pping mill last night both We
ficles being somewhat damaged and
one man slightly injured
William Stage, aged 4G, of Blaine,
Davis county, yesterday secured a b.
cense to rnagvy Mrs. Sarah Davis, aged
IS. and a resident Of Ogden
T& petition of Henry e. Steele foI
letters Of administration in the estate
of Lucindy L. Wheeler. deceased, WAC
yesterday set for hearing Oct. s.
The veriscope pictures of the Cor
bett-F itzSimm0nS fight were shown lasl
night 10 large crown IL lAAC 81 elAA4
The pictures appear a little blurred
but on the whole it is q. realistic pro
duction of the encounter.
''The Republic of the United States
and the Republic OF God, will be tht
subject considered this incoming by Rev
| Charles z. Richardson at the Presby-
| terian church, corner of Twenty -fourt.
street. and Adams avenue. In the even
| ing the subject win be ''Heredity
| A letter has been received from tht
manager of the CoTinne Opera com
pany asking Manager Clark to put Tx
best seats up so cents higher in price
Corinne is catching the applause anS
tlhe dollars of oeoSfe elsewhere, ant
doubtless the house would nave beer
| filed at advanced prices, but Mr. Clarl
| insisted on the price first agreed upon
and hence there Will be no raise.
The stockholders of the Weber {
| Davis Counties Canal Co. e1aV
voted to bond their property for $50,
O0O to be expended in building a re5er
voir I'D East canyon off Weber can
yon. The bonds VIII bear 8 per cen
Interest. and will be of the denomin
alton of $500 each. They are to rul
for 20 years, but are redeemable at IN
option of the company any time afte
ten years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

Hon. Moses Thatcher is<<-ndlng a few
days IN Logan on business.
R s Campbell manager Of the Ogden
Power company, came up from Salt Lake
today and VIII return tomorrow
Roy McAllster. ap0thecary. from Yer
nal. UanlGh county. is visiting With MS
parents in Logan.
Presiding Bishop William 3. Preston is
IN Logan today on business.
Hon. David Eccles Of Ogden is looking
after his business interests cara
President NJ. z. Cowlay OF oneida stake,
Idaho. is working Logan in the Interests
Of the Y n. n. l. ass1c1stioCs.
Hons Waliam II. AIaugin and John +.
Wrlgtlt of this county are fAtown tccay;
CLERK Charles Gcasling II Oneida stake
IS on our streets today.
Four boys were arraiSned IN City JUS
tee J. P. Smiths court t-~.y on charge
Of disturbing the peace in ula Fifth ward.
Sentence was suspended Ir.<cach case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
bGDEN BUREAU.
Business and Editorial Office SO
Utah Loan and Trust Building.
Telephone 296.
Ogden. Sept. 2e-
Ogden, Sept &C.
FIRST m THE WORLD.
Electric Brake in Use on Ogden
Street Car.


The electric brake patented by the
Ogden men, E. 5. Skinner and P. r
Dorland, has been demonstrated beyond
all question to be practical and serv-
leeabIe device and VIII soon be manu-
featured by a company formed for the
purpose. The device has been disposed
OF by the Ogden men, but whether it
viii still bear the name Of the Skinner
Dorland brake is d matter that rests
with those who are to manufacture 1t
and put it on the market
About six weeks ago The Herald told
of the departure for Pittsburg. of e. B.
Skinner with Frank L. Pushaw of Bos-
ton, an attorney who was making in
VeStigations of the patent in the inter
ests of a company. Mr.. Skinner went
to Pittsburg and constructed a brake
after the Skinner-Dorland patent,
which was put on one OF the cars of the
United States Traction company and
tested thoroughly by that company.
It was proved d thorough success and
the railway men and nlachinists gen
orally were quite enthusiastic over the
invention. Mr.. Pushaw had secured an
option on the device, paying portion
down and has TIL Jan. l to close the
deal. He purchased the option on all
rights pertaining to the device and is
said to be now engaged IN FORMING a
company to manufacture the brake
for the trade. He arrived here Friday
morning, but declined to talk for pub
lication.
Mr.. Skinner returned several weeks
ago and is at work again on the street
railway power house. Two years age
Skinner and Dorland completed theii
model brake and tested it on one OF
the cars of the street railway system
It was a complete success and has beer
in operation ever since and Ogden IA;
been the only city in the world Witl
a successful electric brake in operation
Within the last few weeks she has d.
vided the prestige with Pitt5burg
While at the latter city representatives
OF the General Electric company and
of the Westinghouse company in
spected the device and wanted it. bu
Mr.. Pushaw evidently knows d goot
thing when he has q monopoly on it
and he has kept it. The brake in USE
here receives its supply of electric
| force from the trolley wire, and yet fal
an attachment that will keep it in op
Grafton when the trolley hles Off O.
when the supply is otherwise cut off.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
HYRUM ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Organized With a Capital Of Fifty
Thousand.

Logan. Sept. 25.-The Hyrum and Wells
Vile Electric Light and Power company,
whose principal place of business is
Hyrum CITY, has organized with a capital
stock of $4,000 in 81 shares: The life
of the company is SO years. The officers
ave: Bishop John L. Wright, president;
Bishop Wflltam II. Maukhn. vice prest-
dent; James Unsworth. secretary and
treasurer. The directors are: john F.
Wright. William Fl. Maughn. joseph
Howell. Christian CART, o. H. Ross. james
L. Jensen and Lorinzo Hanson. It is ex-
pected the citizens of Hyrum and Wells
wife WIZ own the entire stock
The power pant is located just south
of the city OF Hyruzn on the Little Bear
river Bishop j. T. Wright is the chief
promoter of this much needed enterprise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
Something to know.

1t may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for reStor-
ing the tired out nervous system to a.
healthy vigor is Electric Bitters. This
medicine is purely vegetable. acts by
giving tone to the nerve centers in the
stomach, gently stimulates the Liver
and Kidneys. and aids these organs in
throwing off impurities in the blood.
Electric Bitters improves the appetite.
aids digestion and is pronounced by
those who have tried it as the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try it.
Sold for soc or 81 per bottle at q c. NJ
I Drug Dent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

the load Wsas capsized. and soung Ed
munds was thrown against a picket
fence beneath the hay. His arm was
badly injured and he was severely shaken
up and bruised.
The Davis stake primary fair is being
held today at the court house in Farming
ton.
A special conference of the Young Mems
Mutual Improvement association WIN be.
lrs.d ut Ceuterville tomorrow. On Sunday
it win be continued as a joint conference
with The young iad-es-
Chris L. GaIbraitA IS expected to reach
here within a few days on his return
from 6 British mission.
r " Barnes vas a visitor TO Logan
Yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
Only $40 90 For Round Trip Via
Union Pacifc-Tickets on Sale
September 25, 90 and 27.

For the accommodation Of delegates
and their friends the Union Pacific will
place in service a special Pullman
sleeper 10 run through to Lincoln, Neb
without change, ON the Overland Linn
tied" leaving Salt Lake City at a. M.
and Ogden at $40 a. M. Sept. &c. Only
one night on the road with the further
advantage of dining car service and the
luxury of q buffet, smoking and library
car. Delegates and friends desiring to
avail themselves of this superior SER
vice should make immediate applfca-
ton personally or by wire for reServa-
ton of berths and tickets, at the Union
Poetic Office, 201 Main street, Salt Lake
City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

developers of this claim are crcEs-cut-
ting the vein by q, tunnel from across
the entire width Of the vein for a mil
test
Mr.. Poulter says if the ore viii run
SO per ten the mine Will be ole CT the
richest IN Utah, considering the g1T'sa'-
quantity of ore and the ease VITA ws-.g1l
it can be mined. -Four 0sSien Outfits
are ON the ground and ere from Wood
ruff. 4 prospector was there frOm
Cripple Greek, but returned fcr as CUT