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OF staff, A. F. Holden, and aides.
Brigham Young and his assistant, IL,
II. McGatvie, together with Moses
w. Taylor, Commanding, and hi
aides.
COMPANY ONE AND UTAH.
Company one, which formed on the
north side OF South Temple between
West Temple ami First West streets,
was led by Captain l.. w. Taylor anu
aides. In this division HELPS band
came frat with lively march tunes.
Directly In the rear OF the band was
the float Utah, In which tue STATE,
her maids OF honor ana county qutens
were comfortably stationed. Utsh 8ai
meath u beautiful silken canopy, while
at her feet were her attendant psges,
AMI around her those who went 10
make up her royal retinue.
vIcToR's REPRESENTATION.
Tho Lssiviile Dium Corps with its
rRp.a.tap-tap, was next IN line anu
led the way tor the VICTOR
float which was In obarze OF A. M.
Cannon Jr. and hat as Its occupant.
Miss Sarah Walsh OF tue city which
IL represented
BoXELDER's ROSES,
Boxelder county then showed iteelf,
a large and beautiful rOet -0edtckeu
float Carrying a number Of sweet little
maidens unuer a shell-lIke canopy,
thus picturing that area as garlanu
o. beauty.
CARBON COUNTY COAL MINES.
The mining float by Carbon county
was representation Of a coal mine
II m the mouth Of which the great
required product was issuiug. Be.
hind II came several loaded wagons
representing the Pleasant Valley Coal
company which carried the WInler
Quarters and Castle Gaze brands U
UUai. Wellsvilie bsnu wac next a.
order and II playeu a nuInuer OF stir.
ring elections over the line OF march.
COMPANY Nv.
This division was in charge Of Cap.
tain J. w. McHenry, with r. :.
Campbell, g. l.. Savage pnu Z. NJ.
Nelson as siues. rhe Grsntsville
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rrom Chairman dawson.

The following letter was received
by the News just previous to goin to
ptes:
SALT LAKE CITY, July 23. 1897
To the Editor;
President Woldlul has notified the
commission that lie desires t.
Join the procession on the Twenty
fourth. VIII you please give
public notica TO the Pioneers
that tn SO who wish to may meet
President woodruff at 10 C'tIuck on
the north els" Of tho Temple block,
where Msrshal Brigham will locate
hem 10 ih'ir IT per order.
V rs respectfully,
sPENcER CLAwsoN,
Cnairmau.
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yol alone TO the stranger but 10 'ns me
,I,,o,med ci,lz,n OF the State DID
r,osaut Of the counties come this
,,lps ss a revelation. As ono ar
n, aosl followed another, each bur-
~ with the representations OF the
I'M and resources, or natural or
,rutsctured products OF a county,
effect was most impressive.
M, pstpde OF the counties was n
End idea, and Rrandly was 1t caf-
out. All that has been said and
,al,sp OF the res urces OF the state,
I'd o, its several cOuntice, has not
M The story as elOgueutly and graph.
'.lly as did this procession. In
As three great Kingdoms OF nature.
uIpsrals vegetable anu animal, 1t was
hbovn that the several counties en-
Ehncs Possibilities that have not yet be-
leo 10 be developed.
nc wonderful varsity OF natural
tIAa that were displayed was the
M striking feature Of all, 1t was
HOW that nearly everything used or
sfsed by civilized man, could be OBJ.
sisej or produced within the limits
II DE State.
epCh shO wing OF what Utah pos.
|S&s and can furnish TO her
Dscts and the word, cannot but
fstuce great and good results.
\ plUyes that no State IN the UniOD
nj sns Utah In natural resources,
>sd laai even some VI the greatest o
heh would bs outslripped 4! the
9tt VI the sisterhood but had tue
NJ aye and development they have
kqblnd.
ne educational anu agrioultufali In
tftUI Cache county, the fruits OF
kt Elder, tae coal mines OF Carbou,
" precious metals OF summit, thu
htsp aud grain oil Sanpelr, the WI 80
"a ELK OF Wsshlns tUu, aud 90 Oh
hNush the State from North to
kulhi were SHOWN In Que graphic
to glorious paDOrsm winch made
~ teboldtr leel thai U AN WINS II good
rs 10 live IN, and t4aI tue Pioneers
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BURGLARS We're Working.

While Mre. Mary Il. Brown was
viewing the parade last evening, bur.
glars took occssl II TO enter her home
al 522 ast First South street and got
ava y with qualify OF iewelTy AMI
$50 IN pOiu, the whole aggrsgetiug
1870 in value. The intruders were
caught In the house when Mrs. Brown
anu friend Mr.. KirK returned, but
the latters efforts to Intercept thsIB
proved lruitless as he was knocked
down while the burglars made good
their escape.
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SEWERS DAIRY INTERESTS.

Sewer county was lprsce 'ed by tie
Indian bang, a very res, ec,Rble or.
ganizatlou.in uObby military suits
ana under .tho training OF Mr.. WIN.
Barton OF II, Her. Colo. Sewer con.
entrnted on the oairv industry. The
tour corners Of her float represented
pyramids of cheests. A pyramid o
real chreses rose also in the center
while rows OF shining milk cans DC.
cupied the spaces between. The sides
u the float bore paintings OF COW
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COssack prill POSTPONED.

The COssaeK drili snnOuRc d To take
place Ut Fort Douglas at 8 O'Clock to-
day has been postponed until O'Clock,
The postponemeut WAS made on re-
quest OF the Jubilee Commission,
slncs a great many people were al X
iuus to see the Track meet ard bTonchl
ruling at BecET, aud the exhibition NJ
tie eXposltlNu unda.
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Came TO Tho Jubilee.

Mrs. Nathan w. PrAtt gave bIrth t.
q enc boy this morning al 8 O'clock.
The father Ia the youngest s VI
PaIley p. Pfatt anu today the reunion
OF the Pratt family occurs In Linsriy
Psrk, IN honor of the coming OF Oieon
Pratt to this valley ility yesro ago.
MythgI anu Son are both doing we'll
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ns the procession wen dei its way along
the principal streets.
GRAND CouNTY's SHOWING.
Grand county, that territory 90 rich
in the precious minerals. was on hand
with beautiful Il at. Painted on lite
side were the w0rd,: minerals in
the mouutains, sheep and csttle on the
hllls anu fruit IN the valley" To sub
stantia,e this statement the float car.
ried good supply Of etch anu as the
display PASSED on the Parowsn banu
came up playing patriotic sci, ctioEs.
IRON AND JUAB
Iron coun'y dispisyeI the Pioneer
Iron WorE- I ." ed ~ tHi Cty, the
Continued on Pare tlOo.)
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z. C. NJ. rs BEAUTIFUL FLOAT.

paving msteriai. Specimens OF gyp.
'um, mSrole and ores were also on
txhibit.
DIMES COTTON AND cANAIaRE.
Washington County had a very
complete and graphic collection Of
prOducts from sway down south In
Dixie" The oriver sat On bale OF
cotton, white AZ ths clouds On the
front corner posts hung leather tan cd
WITH cauaigre. Tho rear pet were
0rnRm, MED with wild csctue, yant
anu soap root. On u raised platform
In the center stood mhmnioth ocean.
ter, half full OF Dixie wine, while The
grapes hu sg in graceful festooBs from
the awning. An open glass case
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Robbed of Three Dollars.

Mary Jane Pierce Of Salem, Utah,
reports having had her pocke. picked
on MondSy lss', by which SHE ct 50
In silver. MIS-. Pierce is now stpppiu
at The Iesidcnce Of the late Bl0hOp
McRie ia he Eleventh ward.
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baud In a preltily decorated wagou,
nrnished music in splendid style.
Ptof. Radcliffe is the leader.
TOOELF GOLD MINEs

Tooele county set forth in splendid
shape the woJd. celebrated Mercur
mines, and cyscide process Of extract
,se the geld. On the back Of the float
was a meuutsin showing m utb OF tn"
mine and dumps. Frsm this the Met
eur railroad ran TO n series Of watts rep.
resentins the extraction Of the gol1.
re Net was Ia charge OF Mr.. Lyma u
Mcbride Of TooeIe.
SOUTHERN UTAH MuMMiEs,
San Juan o'ubsy's exhibit was In
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CuULLICoTHE, Mo, July 23. -
CjrOuer h ran Streiten berger mas
rendered hts verdict O. the death o.
HeLry q. Luikins I uni dead III bed
here sunday. The verdict is as fol.
lsws:
"Aiter having heard the evidence
lind that d. ceased came 10 his death
by alcoholic poisoning. l lurther hnd
several persons residing IN emil cojhe
were Il stiumental in piaoiug undue
large quantities OF whisky IN tlo hsuOs
Of the JsccRs"n lhst he might be kepi
IN continued state OF lntoxicatiOn
and they fiuaIy induced hlm 10 give
them Iafge portion 0 his properly
while he wac in nm intuxicaIsu con
ditiOU."
a number OF arrests viii be made.
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on each OF the corner shocks stood a
lamb. Under a canopy Ia the center
Il the float stood q ram a. large Be 90
x These representations sufficiently
indicate the s lufce OF the county,
wealth.
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Garfield county furnished lake
scene. two hshermen bsing seated on
the banks OF the PaBguItch engaged
In piscatoriaI pastime. The picture
was n pretty ore and made lovers OF
that spors long for q Jay in Garfield,
that they might follow the example
set them by those VINO were angling,
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SA --Vt'I l1HIHTTT TTFTVnT NTV Eysw NTUTTu

oel'er than they knew yhsn
" usel upon these mountain tast.
~ chilGrsn. ''' anu
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sho cd all stsres Of the eiik inuustty,
npd q SILK shawl woven IN the conntJ
hung from ono Of The posls. The hg,
m)nd ma pomegranate were theIt
TO advertise the climate, aud ores anu
bullion to proclaim the county, min-
eFgI wealth.
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COMPANY Two-DAvis COUNTY.

The Davis county band headed this
division, AMI was Immediately in front
OF the Davis county Il at which WAS
bufdeBsd with an Indian camp,
pickiup, fire, gebrush anu all. This
realistic ecere Of early.uay lie in
America was folio wr' by that band Of
noble red me- who Raw neen paTtici.
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kiTtlauJ, OIO, Apr ., 1884 ho
went win his psTe"ts 10 Missouri,
Illinois and Winter Quarters, shari ng
In the suffering OF the saints in each
plsc His father was one OF tue M
mon battalion, and be came to Titan
with his mother 10 1913. II" hiss hveJ
in different parts Of this State. on
WAS nu early pioneer In AIizJuH.
Nephi, Uran, has been his home Tor
some years.
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roe was elected to represent the
county as dairy msid.
sUMMlr's GOOD SHOWING
Summit county liz The home OF
Park City, fact that speculntors on
the street tousy were not suffered
to fotgei. Milling was depic.eJ by
sectional representation OF stamp
crushers. In front u this were seve-
rel bouldsrs OF coal from Coalvilie. In
the centre was pyramid made up
ore cabinets facing the sides, and sur
mouHted by shining bars OF bullion.
o. the front was the wounderfui min.
Ing nipple men the Butlnigh drill.
The date lS77-lS97 completed In
brief this U.ah Elsurade.
COMPANY v.
This company was In charge of
Captain J. a. JenUiBgs, with J. e,
Hall, q. E. Wooley aud L. II Mat
uueau ~ siCes. The o. deu ia d pre-.
EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY.
Utah county came frs,. The lake
was represented by the alleg orical
float used in last night'a procession.
1t WAS made up Of two gigantic fish
twenty.iou9 feet long, cRught III a mel.
Between them vas q fishefman's boat.
The Brigham .ung Academy WIS
represented on the following float by
the Arch OF Education, under which
sat Miss May Ashwortb, a graduate OF
the institution, dressed In blue and
white, the Aosuemy's coiors.
The Prove Woolsn mills had a
pyrnmiu on which were arranged In
graceful folds the vari.colored iabrics
of that Justly celebrated factory,
Especially prominent were the Pic
ueer colors.
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pants In eRch day. psrade during the
week. They were fully tqniIpe for
war or ghost dance, az You Ike, anu
| s.emed TO eDjoy the muroti along tn q
srse' immensely. EACH Of the braves
carried fan which was kept In COZ.
slant motion.
VEGETABLES, FRUITS. ETC.
A continuation OF Davis county's
exhibit was q large fiat carving III
uallast OF vegetables, fTuIts, flowers,
etc. This was u sight worthy the
homage Of king as IL portrayed mos
v!vitly the riches OF Utah coil snJ
showed that Davis county farmers
we're in good position TO supply the
local market with such commodities
which are so essential 10 mans physi-
cal makeup and well being Tue
Layton Roller mills also hal show.
ing, In a wago load Of straight grade
anu oiher brands Vi -four.
PEN OF SHEEP.
Next came pen OF Davis county
sheep with ehaGgy wool crOps, despite
tneir having been sheareJ but u month
or Two ago. o. this wagon was q little
girl Hitting oil top OF house which
epresented n sheepherder's cabin. The
divisioa here detailed WIS under the
oaptaincy Of J. Ii. Grant.
EMERY CJUETY.
Company three in charge OF DR.. T.
A. Ciawson and aides, was led by the
Colorado Midland band with Its
s0ul'stirrlng siraipa OF music.
Emery county was here represented;
float bearing pumpkins, wneat, cab.
bage, ETC., when told in all plainnsss
OF that c0unty's possibilities.
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and cali. Mics Emma u uld OF Mon
roe was elected to represent the
county as dairy msid.
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COOKS INLET DESERTED

SAN FRAHcisCo, July 3.-AmOng
The Bfripais r,m AlAska On the
eteamer Bertha was DR.. Z. f. DICK.
inson kodiak hiRu1 which lies
just at the head Of Cooks Inlet. He
sDys he goiu excitement ell over tne
t,rIitUfy o. ALASKA Is s0meihing TX
preceGentsC and thai psopi. are Il .cb =
lug TO the KiJnuyke In way thai
IhieHteEs 10 uepopulate many VI the
trading pests and COST towus.
"When L LETT KODIAK wo weeks
ago." lie eait, the people Were Ieav-
lng oil that section OF country unu
docking In toe direction o. the KiDu-
~ he. La a way, the situatIoD Is 81.
paJh nR, for mauy OF the Industries are
left practically without tue means OF
operation. Mines mat are paying
hanCs mely al Cooks IuleL have been
d. eeIle1.
"ln my opibion, there are juIt rs
good placer uigginas to be found at
Coke Inlet as IN the KiOnUyke re-
gion. There lie BOT a foo, vi gIOund in
all tlat Country that does not CONTAIN
golG ~ mC.a or less quantity, rIe
great trouble has been that peop,
have had neither the courage or np.
portunity, | 10 no know whIc to
.hOroughiy prospect the country. |
think mat In another month about
Cooks Iulet will b, practically de.
sertej. There 10 room there Ter thou.
tands OF men anu there Is certainly
no better place In the word for poJI
man"
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Wayne county was ambitious to set
forth ranch lie, which was done by
iloat painted 10 depict agriculture and
surmounted by a pillow. a group Of
twenty or thirty children VINO sat ~
picturesque fsshion sii over the hoHi,
III lows that the county 10 growing liz
share OF "Ulah'a hest crop"
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FORTUNE SEEKERS.
NOFlh Bound Steamers Pillsd With
Intending PrOSptClOrS.
ALL GOING 10 The GOLD FIfLDs.
stories Of Horror and Starvation Do
Not Detain lhem-6raves
In he District.

PORTLAND. OtV., July 23.-The an.
nouncement that the s'eamship George
w. Elder would sail from this JOtt
July 80 direct Tor Alaska has caused
Il rush to the tliJv OF the Pacific
Coast Steamship company and already
one hall of the passenger ncUommoua.
tons have been sold and large
amount Of freight space dIsposed OF.
The Elder can carry 200 cabin pas
sengers and aboul 800 Storage, while
her freight carrying capacity Is | 400
tons. OF these beTIhs 100 cabin are
allotted TO Portland Tor suIe, anu one
malt the number OF the sleeraSe. The
balance are reserved Tor sale In San
Francisco. Orders for miner, supple
nave been c ming into the city by the
hundreds anu merchants Ia Seattle
are unsbie ~ meet tho enormous de-
mpnu. A who .esale dry goods hou e
NJ THE city has hpu force OF seventy
five mtn aud twenty five Girls at wOI K
night and Jay Tor livs usys on rush
grueIs Of clothing Tor intending prUt-
pectore.
a company In ALEC bar1 at work on
~ Greer tor 1900 canv bags 10 be
made especially for The carrying OF
clothing and provisions. ILey are
also stcuring o large number Of tents
The wOo.en mills a. Salem, O.eguu
City aGd Alba have oil Increased
their forces " inset the heavy demand
lUr WoUlen goous.
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WITH TIE COUNTIES.

w ,,', Parade with n Pleasing
N"'' OF Attractive iea,urss
h'ys parade l,ee tno,e rrsoan,uo
wy magnificent. IL wSnns
NJ ~ Ias principal lhoroughfares, A
.ml,in hR,D' anu was witnessed nv
s uousands, who Grained
etGs on either side Of tn, ara
WA the different counties NJ
.at had to Ter Their me-. ",
XII variety OF attractive features
I'M ~ ms respect the county nro,
III 'u'u'a lie predecessors.
WHAT A SIGHT N WAS.
ksfly s,t 'rlehoid sight as one bebeId
III =, a o. uuIy throw opep its ~.
." ana varied lrouuc,s i. n ,s nv,
Isn md WE WIS Il Panorama eelupn
N nv, N. mace one think for A mo-
~ in ue WIS aboard fleeing
ammn I'VE mthndeTlnrs throuvbo,f
HI, 0r"taith ble,Bsd above All
VA enc hand oould no .a.
ruSlns grain with ito ri e seen
Fiji I "ni forth INTO fnIl iipiiinn
MI 4 sr we other the mines wera
lht ,sr ~ men loiled in the bnwai.
shit us r,a, 10 'helt extraction Of ,he
.,t mIlAh-An INDUSTRY for y =, va, ine
nj pletn,, tuecome famous. Tho
I'D ,n" t'u,e brought to tue mind n,
pbnssu' observer the advent al,
snluiy ns, in,o this valley, just hail
eonJ,S.s oi 1t made him rsnsso,'a.
~ , ny i! which then u'I nSSnt"a
OI suggested g'l, contrast b yHyS,sa
~ mas a., wen as though, that ,ho,a
ynne I rn nna women, guided hv .
\ H,E toTei, bad done much. We"
'u'7 region what Il now
TRANCE ON EAST 4EMp1s
E iton ' SONS entered East TempIs
An .Gb,s, platoon OF police Wits Tas
!e@Ias TIE VI E1'llnger in charge. Foi,
Iwepip,isH,soi thu "fnest, was
!s1 ci,o:n 'Iou.lh Infantry bana as
~ ma, sn route Marshal Brir r, ua "
was loil'wed by ohiet
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charge OF Mr.. n. Il. Rca Jr.
The 'front.' of the float represented
cave. smoke-oegrimeG. On the sides
OF The mountains were smaller csvp,,
hiled with reIics Of prehistoric tsco,.
here were skulls and ether guesume
COLLECTIONS OF dead men, baskets, irag-
menls OF clothing, utensils for cOOking,
auI weapons OF war. IL was most
unique museum, and viii no doubt
much interest Book Of Mormon
students.
sANPETE's RICHNESS.
sanpete county md very striking
representation OF the Richness OF her
aoiis' surrounding every post OF the
noat was shock Il ripenel grain aul
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ODD BUT APPROPRIATE.

mo More Shirt Tails" WAS the
rather odd but appropriate legen
which adorned a at by the Cache
Knitting works. fbe float wss u
framework Of Uniou suIs without
"lailt" ami tolJ O tale OF that articles
attempt to drive the old-siyle shirts
out vi the market.
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BAN FRANCISCO, July 2s.-Whest
easy; Dec. lSs; May 1875. BArlo )
easier; Dac. 7ii.
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pevelaton of the Resources and Possibilities of
the State of Utah


landM
of the
Worihyo of all That la
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MANY FORTUNE SEEK ERs.

SEATTLE, Wa b., jUy 2S.-roiey
The dig Steamer q Iaen wiI start ON a
yVge 10 u. y. Although the
Queen will car,J from thel Sound 400
people, sb u $50 VII. 20 to Dyrs. Tue
.Ies mtiOrily 10 to win iurluBe In Il Z
gold fieiuf. rhCse who leave here OIL
he q ieeD Intending 10 go hItecuy
tutU"sh by the infant tail sh0diI
reach Dawson Ciy bSlors the ireuz. .
ny, which la looked tor about Sept. 20
The sIeHmor Monte CrisiC, winch .Og
the past year has been towing on the
Sksgit river, Is To b1 sent Lofln 10 ply
ON the Yukon.
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THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

The Agricultural college was there
with a nice float on which was bevy
OF sweet little msidcus nioiuring q
revolving pyramid. This fl at showed
many phases of agricuitu raj life In It's
burden oil yellow wheat and other
grains, as well rs qusnti,y Of -four,
cheese and other such household neces-
II.
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THE FEVER IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 2s,-rho World
says: rhe Klonoyks lever has not
absted q particle. The Offices CT the
railroad cOmpAnits aUd ticket agencies
arc visited by aIvsntuTous spirits,
eager TO seeh their fortune in tue
Alaskan COLA fields.
From information obtained by
World reporters, those seriously coL-
sidering msRing the trip Will d. well
to P0stpoDe their departure tor somu
time. Under the most favorable cir.
cumslances the working Jay In lht
YUKON district cannot exceed 100 IN
the year. Alter that the earth lie
covered with snow, the ground is
IIozeD auu the rivers closed by Ice.
Ffederick Hobart, editor Of the En.
gineering AM Mibing Journal, ssId:
"lt would be extremely foolish T. Z AuJ
OF . to start ir M New YORK. 10: KlOu.
dyke at tuis sessOR, because they can.
NOS get there in H. 20 no anything
This year. l. 10 Iiiilcuii, too, 10 geI
transportation. II IL easy enough to
engage steamers AID get TO the coast,
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WI BIER couNTY's WATER POWER.

Weber County took pains to sdser-
,ise her water power. This was uono
by u gigantic tversbot wheel, whlcn
turned az the float movoi lotword. On
the front stood seethiug tower
marked "Iror," and in the centre was
a M mature is Glory.
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SUCCESSFUL AT KLoNDYKE.

SAN FRANCISCO, July %. - Five
FIR, uch Ca suI.us who were euccsss-
lul on the klondyks and are now
bCu nj Tor Montreal. are at the Com.
meTcial city. They came from
Seattle having reached that city by
The steamer Portland. They Guild not
get the prices for their nuggets that
they wanted then anu they will not
accept the Diu mae by the smeitiup
works IN this city. As the San Fran
cisco mint 10 closed lenuing tue
change OF the administration ther
ave miners Will carry their bullion to
Pniindslpbi" and exchange 1t there
Tor coin from the United States.
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: OF staff, A. F. Holden, and aides.
Next in line was Director Genera
Brigham Young and his assistant, IL,
II. MoGatvie, together with MOSES
w. Taylor, commanding, and his
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San tRANcIsCo. July 2S. - The
kOuuyFe cISzs mas struck the specu.
lative element hard. Companies OF
all kinds are being organized while
the signs anu window letterings are
appearing with marvellous rspidity IN
the principal business streets. Such
titles as YuSJu Ira Tag anu Develop
lug company; the Yukon q Id auG
supply comedy anu tue Kiondy ke
Improvement syndicate, are 10 be seen
on every hand. In filsI company IL
file articles OF l. coiporAuou is tue A ia,-
ka exploration anu lradinR company
limited. rhe capital stock is $500, 900
July subscriUer,o.
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