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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

bo9e9en, nod wel6er bic 3atboliten I'M
i~Osialsn uno biir9srlihsn Seben Ielnos
lih nit auoers9ldubiaen 3ulamnlen 81
leben 9ebalten Iino, uno Die Yfll6ten
Der @ers6tistsit uno BET Siebe ebenlo
9ut seeen lie pie 9eQen ibre el9enen
8laubens9enoHen gu e"rfiillen haben, 1T
ni6t BLOB erlaubt, iOnoern lie muB 10.
gar als cine Qfli6t betrabtet iueroen,
tpenn einmal Wteni6sn bon perI6ieoe=
men RelioionsbetsnntniiIen tbatidbli9
neben chamber leben. Sas GbriTten.
tbum foroert ni9t BLOB Soleran3 Ion-
oern wirtli1e Rad It enltsbe uno
omar aeqen ale Wienideu. 2iebe 1T
ss, welde ben Sreuno auf feline
Sdui9ung aufmertIam madt. Wer
einen Slinben oarauf alfmertiam
ma6t, baB sr Dor sinsm Ab8runoe
itebe, Der rettet ibm oas Seben. gDir
baben aud Niebe 9e9en oteleni9en,
iuslhe auf benz We9e Der Wabrbelt
panoeln. @er bel 3eiten rGsuer"
ruff, Der mabt, bab ole Nahharen It9
bageaen b%erwebren. IS tpdre cine tal-
ite 2isbe ioipobl 9eQsn bic &edt9ldus
biaen oils 9egen bic Srr9ldubla Ell,
penn man our 9srbreitunS Der Srr'
tbiimer itiaidweisen mollte. Wtr boz
ben cine itren9e Werpflatnng. ben
@lauben su betennen uno unperfdliht
su erbalten; Die 2eugnung oelelbtn in
u~nierer 8e9enwart Itillihpeigeno oul=
ben, lit cine Nrt bon gbfaQ. Wir boz
beu bic Bfliat ben Ndhiten gu lisben
iuie llns ielbit, pie oiirien mir oa obne
al proteItiren, buloen, oaB man ibm
bas tOotli6e @iit oes un9laubens bei-
brinae2 @enn mir babel einem prote=
itantiI6en WtiiIionar we6e tbun, oil
tpem lieQt oann bic S6ulo? Sat er
nidt ielbIt uns oa5u se5tpun9en? @no=
lid nilroeu oieleni9en, tpel4e 10 laut
bon uns Spleran3 fOroern, nitt libel
baran tbun, iuenn lie uns Elm menig
nit eutem geilpiele Doran9in9en.
g9arum ordn9sn lie li6 f%ortwdbreno
in tatboliide Climber Elm, rlnt bort bic
rslisi0ie 3mietraht 81 iden2 ST ettpa
bas tatboliide Gb%riitentbum ni6t 10
supsrldiiis als Dos prOtetantii6s2 sic
Hagen iiber unlere Sntoleran3 uno
Osrbreiten untsr unierem 8Olte Bidder
unoS rattdtlein, pslds unisren6rieoen
ft0ren, uniere Satramente uno An'
oadtsibunaen als Nber9lauben ber=
b0bnen; unb babel srwarten iie, bab
mir ftumpiiinnis urs unieren 8laus
ben rallben lalien %ipItsn! 2e9t Se-
mano bieieu Seelenrdubern Sinoers
niiie in ben Wea, oann neblaen tie cine
%fr0mmelnoe Miene an uno iammern
iiber tatbaliide SntOleran3. WO6ten
iie bod siumal 81 Sauie bleiben uno
bic Seibsn ibrer nddlten lm9ebung
~betebrsn, Iie witrocn ibre 3slt uno
8slo niibliber anluenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

3u Sulutb, Minn., 'Itarb am
10. Sch. Serr Yeter Widels, 9sbiirtig
aus Staotbrsoimus, i'm 2ltsr bon 60
Sabren. 3 MOnatsn uno 10 Sa9en.
Der Sabin9eibieOene fit felt anosrt.
balb Sabren al Der Slaisntranfbeit.
SerIelbe mar elmer Der erltsn Gbonnens
ten Der ,&ursmbur9er 8ajetts" unb
las oieislbs bis Der berannabsnoe Sob
ibu oaran binosrte. Gr binterllBt
feline Satin, Warsaretba WiAsls. uno
einen SObn in Sulutb. 6rau Wihsls
1T aus yeih an Der WOIsl 8ebiirti9.
W69e Der treue 2eier Der p8aSstts"
ruben In 6risosu!
uner9anbsmann, Der bo6tp.
Serr s. Sbein bon Ct. Soiepb 8.
bat loeben Elm umfan9rsi6es 9u6
unter benz Sitsl: "Answer to the
Difficulties of the Bible" berauss
Ge9sbsn. Sn bsmislben perben bic
lanolaufiSsn einwdnos asasn bic bl.
ShriIt in sriinolibsr uno babel leidt.
psrtIaoli4sr @siis w~iosrlsat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02
Suaem6nrgi(6es.
Dereintote Staaten.
Sober uroentli6e 9nremburssr 1T Gin
braper &altolif.

Der bObw. Batter Weber i6rsibt i'm
rSatbOliides Gonutassblatt" bon
Gbiea9O ME fulat in isIner tsrni9en
2Dsiie:
Gnreinsr, 3ir6sr, 9snb, Sie brei S6mGs
Der oes Ssuti6tbumS, pitrbeu sill prd6ti9es
3rotta9elpauu maiden. gSir ibla9en Dor,
bteielbsn benz @Saren Sur MiiiionirIus Si,
blrieIls Sn iiberwsiier. 3u9Leib perpetten
mir bic paar Saare, wel9t nod aui uuierm
barten osutihen ShGoel ps9stirsu, baB feis
ner pom benz Srei9eipdnn weiB, mas cine
ruiii0e lroita ut. @meiuer III tein fem
tlin9enoer, .3irbsr feiu iran;6lii6er uno
eeus fein amsritanii6er Rame. Si6irien ii
enc 'ebr mtolerante Sountrp. Sortbin 0es
boren bic brei Ssrrldaiteu. 9rrsmbnrg
III jpor neutral uno lisgt aud etpaS uGber
wte StbirieI, aber oortbiu fOTusn mir ne
nItt retommanoireu, iie piIroeu i6le9t ais
tommen uuo glei9 lluauuebmli9tsitsu ers
fabren; oenn Der wabre Qurembur9er, Der
mpsriGli6te Sobu bteies fleiuen tat6o.
lIi6eu SGuoes, per9iBt, perldueuet uno
b~eiubelt bic 9idtionalitGt ieiuer YGter niht.
Sleibt alio nur Sibirien nit Der &roifa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

Gin 9ermd6tniB pOn $25. 900 prroe
WtiB Carrie sSetpell pDr ibrem Sutel.
Grieoerif SaDlOr BON Stem Y)ort ges
madt, pel9er oieier Sage itarb. Die
Ter Sntel, Elm reiter Banter, tpel6er
Elm bitterer SatbDlitenfeino Qepeien
Iein muB, tniipfte absr al bas Ser=
mddtniB Die iddnolibe geoingllrts,
oab feline Niate, I'm oaIielbe IN gms
pfans n:bnlen gu tOnnen, ben tatbplis
i6sn @laubeu ~berleu9nen mIlle. W}iB
Seluel bsiinoet iid Sur 3eit als NOOis
gin I'M SerS=Seiu-SloIter 5u ct. SO=
'spb, Wo. Wie bon bort berihtet
miro. bat WiB Sewea ertlGrt, lie babe
entidloRen, Der @elt 81 entiagen uno
cine &loltsritpster gu tperoen, uuo
tein Gelb Der gBelt Tonne lie bon ibrer
&eliaion abbrin9en, nod in ibrem Gnt.
i6luRe iie ftuBig MAIDEN, bon nun on
ibr Seben 8ott allein nur 81 nsibeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02
WAN ECH E KINECK WEIR.
No der Weis Zach vie lists m0glich damn

Wan Gch e Kin6k wiGr,
An do hes mech net giGr,
Ke MenSch wi6r sicherlGch
Ne arm we ech;
Ech GET fir dGch m6ng Kron,
We'll unne d6ch um Iron,
Wi6r d., Herd eng traurGg He'd:
K6ng Blum keng Fred.
A wan 6ch arem wi6r,
r An dein Herr hGtt mech gi6r,
Ke Kin6k sicherl6ch
Wi6r reich we Gch;
Am Herr huos du me Gold
AS ech es hu gewOlt,
Fir gleckel6ch re gin,
A W0 6ch och sin.
M6ng Hand as stark a frei,
An Gch hu Nut derbei.
LOsz do, mGng Kinegin,
KinGk mech sin;
Ech bauen dir EN- Iron,
DGng Stir de drgt eng kr6n,
A glef, Ike Kinekreich
AS onsem gleich.
MICHAEL LENrZ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

3pei Gr.Geftoren - beioe iebt in
Rom aniGiiia-ipihen INNER nod bon
fih reoen 81 MADDEN. Sas 9absl
ibeint lbnen biersu jeosrseit gu Sien.
ten 81 itebsn. 9as Neueits bon ibnen
iinosn mir in einem HOm ben Is. Seb=
rIar batirtsn Gabelgramm. SaNelbe
lautet wis fol9t: .giadridt 1T bier an
aelan0t, oaB WiB WacSauii9 bon
Baltimore Mi9r. S'6Onnel, benz gr.
&ettor oss amsritanii6en 6Olle9ium
in Gom. 8runosi9entbum i'm 8ertbe
bon $50. 600 binterlaHsn bat. WIar.
C'6onnel mill Grsbiidof Sean (Gr=
&ettor Der &atb. llnipsrlitdt in g9as
ibin9ton) in ieinen trditi9en Semii.
bun9tn iiir bic &sdtisrti9ung Der liz
beralen partei unterltiben uno oisiss
SermdhtniB iOll oasu peripenoet per-
ben. I'M iunoiae 9%anonilten CUR Ser-
tbeioi9un9 Der Sadie Su iidsrn.~
Wian tam libsralsrisits allo INNER
mob 1i4t lur &ubs uno ~ IsrFanp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02
6ro6hersoethum
Qus Ger bauptItaot.
erBanbluugrn.

Observation-Disclosures.
(6ur3er Ori9inalberi6t ii6er bic Sisunssu
pom g., 2S., 80. Sauuar, g, g., 4.
uno 5. Sebruar.)
Sn ben Sibungen bonn &C., g.,
20. Sanuar, 2, g., 4. uno ). Sch.
wuroe oas ausgabeb ii b q BON
4rtitel n Bis 1873 erlsoigt. uno omar:
in Der Sibung bonn 26. Sanuar 5iteI
XVII (Ohsntlibe gautsn-9 ermaltun9)
(Nrtltel " bis 81, XVIII (Strabeu=
bau) artitel 81, wel6sr am %. San.
bis 81 Nrtitel 80 erleoi9t miro. Qlm
20. Sanuar Werben Nrtiisl biz 81,
Sitel XIX (Staatssebduoe uno onoere
gauten) Nrtitel 90 Dotirt. - gm 2.
6ebruar Artitel 90 bis 90. - @m 3.
Gebruar Nrtitel 100 bis 102, Sitel
Xxx (StaatssG omGnenl (Nlrtitsl 1913
bis 1867, XXI ~(9ltinsn). (Qrtitel LOG
bis l08). - Am 2. Ssbruar Sitel
XXI (8emeinOebauten) (2lrtitel 100
ois M, AAlId (SlaatslWulol (Ar'
ti'el li2 OILS Ilol, AL CSltrltts-
eomm'lIoFlate) l@FIltet ~ DIS lZol.
- am D. SeCruar a'tel AAv (6orl'
pet,oattu - @rIite! z o's lzl),
MAE! SVs,unonslis0lenD Sartltel
10 oIs l3ih AAHn (eaoesannal'
"'oI'0O'D V1'''le1 loz lHo 1867.
Die ell3elnen Nrtltel nuroen tuis
SepOpulI9 oO1I11' NH tOlssnosH asn'
Oss""9eH'
l. Der Sreott fir llnterbalt II. /. 10.
Der StraBen miro tueaen Nntuen-
oull9 Der StraBsnpal3en Don 200, 600
aut so. 600 Tr. srboDt (Nrtitel 82).
2. Gin prOpiIorii6es 3w6lftel fir
ben Mpnat Iebruar miro in Der
Sibuna BON 20. Sauuar potirt nit
allen Stimmen 9e9en bic oes Srn.
Spoo uno bic Gntbaltung oes Serrn
bon SornacO.
3. Sir ben @ieberaufbau
alten Qbtei in Shter.
mad psrosn 100, 600 81. potirt in
Der SlBung bonn 2. 6eb., init Der BE-
tlmlnun9, Dap oas G6ternaher
S.m W, U,um o"s ,..'
Sinnntn nrtSim msrIsat ,narnsr S6
nrh ~, 81 .nmsT," 60
,uerosu.
aHr eru.;,.~rr, s,~ Cav;
,"nrsf, mas 70 zoo
n~ot;rt. atooo - go uJo o..
s;nss bothsn S"n"nO,sS"n
IN 0oo 81 iir Sart;,Ssd w m,
i,nur;rrr nss :
innstnbTss 81, @an,r
th.hroTs e0oo So. on66S =. %a ~.
o,t.m o., 1000
~ ;;ir n;a az =, 7' i000
o.
D: our ole SerarOe'leH' Den Sai
sli'ss Nat'plla1liaIs"ms' Wsroen oooo
Gt. oV'11'. e
e. Del 4rttiei 100 tusroen bic
800, 900 6ranten oes Is {.
melnoeonos ein9eI6altet.
7 81, Sommsr lsbnt nis bsontroots
riate ab.
Woh IN fsiusm 9,brs ,,rs, Mo
9mhn,thsbnttsn ,o Ionoian,
poron mie nislrs Sobr. Wpi hon. Elm
,pInsn WuhnrtortitSIn fommt man mi
Sohpr ~ inrrhsn nis mit nsm 9mn.
oet toum mnh einsn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bobsn, So,u tommsu nam nnh nrre
i6nIihf 8mi1henf6Gs llnterbrrhnnnrn
II. ! N. WomentIih hrr nsus lsiHsr
Ssnutirts ar, WeIt,r fommt isnsn
Muoenblif NIT o0pu m6olihen llntsr.
brebuuoeu uno Ysmertumosu, bic
~ Sbo;I Hhnrt.;sh., ur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

W ia inns Elm 0smeinbemitglieb
berihtet, lit Der bohn. Batter Wsber OIL
Stelle oes peritorbsnen Batter Werel,
berger gum Yfurrer bon Salem, G.
9. ernannt mproen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

tommen, obidon 9eraoe Oben9enannte
tirblihe W~iiroentrd9sr BON Sbsr=
baupte Der Stride eineu iebr oeutli6en
gSint nit benz 3aunpfabI erbalten bas
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

Sn Winneapolis bat man es 10 melt
aebraht. einen Saloon bur9 cine 6rau
fiir 5rauen su griinoen. Cine 6rau
1T bic SeiiBerin, 6rauen bic oientbu=
rem SETTER. nur 6rauen peroen in ben
&dumen 3u9elahsn. 60 melt lit man
fort9eIhritten, nur bat man big jsBt
mod tein paisnoss 2otal ~9efunoen, I'M
benz tieigsiiblten SeoirfniB abbelien
gu t6nnen. (4merifa).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

Ser @on9reB Der Miittsr in @as
i6in9ton 9ing leBten 6reita9 81 gnoe.
Gs paren 6rausn aus allen Staaten
Suiammeu. Mtan beiddfti9te iid sl=
msiit nit Der @rSiebuns ieiner Na9-
bartinoer. Ser GOn9reB iOl einen
9rOben Grfol9 aufSupeiien baben. Sic
beiten &soen iOlen bon einigsn alien
SunQfern 9ebalten tporoen isin. YOm
4riltliden WiitterOerein bat man in
lenem @OnsreB ni4ts 9epubt. -(Sbi=
oem).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

SD ni9t. - Gin tatbollihes Slatt
p%erUunosrt iia, oaB Der philadelphia
Wetbooiit" in bic Reibs Der 2iiansr
sin9etrstsn 1T. Sas 1T ia gan, natur.
9emdB; es ldBt ii6 taum anoers ere
wdrten, iintemalsn bic Ssttsn bonn
2iiaen lsben. IS iaat oaber teller
pNtetbooiit": vSis rOmiide Stride 1T
cine militdriids Organization, ipis
teine iOlde auf oisier Groe gu finbsn
lit, uno ibr liebiies WOtto 1T: Ser
3med beili9t Die Wittel." Gem 1T
aber 10: .Mit gr9umsntsn uno
Shriftperorsbun9sn rittsn Oieis Sell
tenmdnnli nidts mebr aus, ieBt ma=
6en lie Die STRIDE gu elmer Yosslidsu6s
gum Shrefen aQer Sir6oisbrumiansr
limb tbun, als bGtten lie i9On oas
&niei6lottern uno iGreisu ourd az
ibre pdpsrle: ySatob bilf! SatOb
bilf!" SamOis Gpoitel iino Tie dnpbau.
=. Sepp" in Der Baltimore DSatb.
Solts3ts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

Siel WeIens MAIDEN bic 3eitungsn
barber, oaB Der nWiQiOndr" 8iiltrom
Qebdngt puroe. Nun mar aber Dill
itrow iein Miliondr; nad ben Sin.
t"luiten gu iblisbsn, bstrug oas gsr-
m69en nur ben piertsn ODER iiinitsn
She'll elmer WiliOu uno biss itanO ibnl
ni6t CUR 8erIii9ung, sr bate leoi9li6
bic N%ubnieBuug. SO. 900 idbrlid.
Sas b~erfii9bare 8elo mar ldn9It oraufs
9e9an9en uno oas gintOmmen auf
ldn9ere 3eit %perpidnost, 10 OaB our
Weiterfiibrun9 Oss prossNss isins
Wittel CUR Seriii0uns itanoen. Sunlt
tpGre oas gnos nidt 10 i6reu eetom-
men. Der alte Spruh, baB nod tein
Wtiliondr in bisiem 2anoe 9sbdnst
muroe, 1T INNER nod ri6tis. - (Ssr-
OLD oes @laubeus).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02

(&urjer Ori9inalberi6t iiber bic Sieunssll
pom g., 2S., 80. Sauuar, q, g., 4.
ulb 5. Sebruar.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-16
ON SALARIES.
An Opinion Given Out by Attorney
General Bishop.

Acknowledgement Bishop yesterday
transmitted to County Attorney James
Ollertson of Parowan an opinion con-
corning salaries of county officials Mr..
Bishop decides that county officials
can only draw their salaries quarterly
and then only after having been al
lowed bv the county commissioners.
The. opinion, which is brief, follows:
answering your communication OIL
March Sth, in which you ask to be adj
vised whether county officers must
present claims for salaries to the board
of county commissioners before the
same can be allowed and paid, permit
me to suggest that am of opinion that
under sections and II of the salary
bill, pages S67 and SSS of the laws of
1896, and other general statutes, that
such claims should be presented ITO and
be passed upon by the board of county
commissioners the same ss other claims
for other county expenses
You also ask: Can salaries of
county officers be paid before the eX-
piration o. the quarter?
Under section 9 supra, which pro-
vides that salaries of county officers
must be paid quarterly, etc. I am of
opinion that they could not legally be
paid before the end of the quarter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-16

Chicago, March ia Tribune special
from Washington says:
Dupuy de Lone. the Spanish minis
ter, IS respondent. He has had three
interviews in the last week with Secre-
tary of State Sherman, each less satls-
factory to himself than the one preced-
ing, and now he has confessed to an
intimate friend he might as well go
home.
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
the secretary and the minister were
closeted for hours. Secretary Sherman
finally laid down the position OF the
United States. as follows:
1.-The United States wishes an assur-
ance that all American prisoners will
be dealt with according to the proVls-
ions of the existing treaty. Those ar
rested without arms actually in their
hands shall be safely guarded by the
agreements of that instrument, and
shall be given a speedy, regular, civil
trial, with all the immunities, rights
and privileges of civil offenders, and
especially that the distinction now
made by Spain in her treatment OF En-
glish and American suspects unfavor-
able TO the latter shall be abandoned
On the part of the United states the
neutrality laws will be strictly en-
forced. spain Will Dc dllON GU ilO 10
sonable ground of complaint, but she
must understand that the equivalent
rights OF this nation and its citizens
must be respected and guaranteed in
good faith
Dupuy de LONE received long dis
patch from Madrid on Friday. He was
informed that he had already made
entirely too many concessions, and was
instructed that Spain would make no
more concessions in regard to the re-
lease of American prisoners.
De LONE went at once to Secretary
Sherman, and it is learned through
SPANISH source that Shernnan's blunt
reply in regard to the dispatch was:
Mr.. Minister: ! wish to hear that
all American prisoners are being we'll
treated in accordance to our treaty.
The policy of the United States will be
directed to secure rigorous enforce
ment of that treaty"
De LONE is reported to have SAID
yesterday:
Unless my relations with the secre-
tary of state can be restored to the old
cordial footing that existed between
nv scholarly and able friend, Olney,
and myself, I might as well so home
My usefulness near this government is
seriously affected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-16
MANNING MINING MATTERS.
Outlook For the East Dip of Camp
Floyd District.

Manning, Utah. March Il. The re-
cent SHOWS have retarded prospecting
here q great deal. The snow is fast
disappearing, however. under the burn
ing ravs ot old Sol and active opera
tions will be commenced in q few days.
Work. is. progressing rapidly on the
Minion group, southwest of the Mercur
hill. There is a 75-foot tunnel in this
property which shows up a large body
of blue limestone, from which assays
of 1913 have been obtained This
promises to be a magnificent property.
The Gipsy Queen is another promis-
ing property, situated about a mile
northeast of the Minion. The company
is pushing work on it's incline shaft,
which is about 100 feet long. from
which ASSAYS have been obtained to
the value &C $3.50 in gold.
Tim Morarity is pushing work on the
High ore, and is getting ore that as
saws enough to cause him to be looking
for plans for a mill. Tim is an old
timer il this district, and has great
faith in the east dip. He has always
said that the east dip would expert
ence a. great boom some day, and now
it looks as if his propheSy will be full
filed before the coming summer wanes.
The Mercur mill was forced to close
down, for few hours yesterday, and
today. on account of no ore. The mill
is grinding ore faster than it can be
furnished b. the railroad.
Booth & Smith have enough
faith in this camp to put up a general
merchandise store. When they get the
floor laid they promise TO dedicate the
enterprise with a dance.
Miss Marion Harris. who has been
staving at Sonmerville's hotel for sew
eral months returned TO her home in
Pleasant Grove yesterday, much to the
sorrow of the society people here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-16
MINING IN WYOMING.
Sale of the Yankee Boy to Chicago
Syndicate.

The Yankee Boy copper mine, 10
Gated at Rockdale was sold to Chicago
parties recently, says the Journal of
Rawlins. Wy. The consideration is
not given, but it is learned on good au-
thority that the purchase price was in
the neighborhood of $4,000. Assays
taken from the five-inch vein recently
uncovered in the main shaft showed
over so per cent. in copper, 81 in gold
and $3.50 in silver. A sample lot OF
ore sent to Denver for treatment
showed that a net profit of s12 per ton
could be realized, after paying the big
expense attached to hauling the rock
to the Union Pacific railroad and pay
ing the freight charges and cost of
treatment.
The Yankee Boy is one of the oldest
mines in Wyoming. 1t was first
opened up in '76, and recent investiga-
tons show it to be fully as valuable
as the famous Doane copper mine at
Battle lake, the only regular producer
in Wyoming today.
Another new placer company has
also commenced operations in this dis
trict This consists of Denver and
Chicago mining men. They have Sc
cured title to $50 acres of rich ground
in Overland gulch, and will put up a
plant requiring three miles of piping
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-16

The indications are that this will be
a big mining year in Utah and that
the scenes of early days will be re-
peated throughout the state.
The mining districts of Utah have
not been half prospected as yet, and
the old producers of the various dis
tricts have not been exhausted by any
means, and it is believed that during
the coming season many of the old
mines will be brought back to life, as
it were. and that to the number i'm
portant additions will be made in the
way of new producers until the output
will exceed the greatest record of for
mer years, when the ore had to be
high in grade to make it a marketable
product.
In many of the old mines of the
state there are immense bodies of
mineral exposed, which, in days gone
by. were considered too low in grade
TO be mined at a profit. Now, how
ever, since the introduction of cheap
ened methods of mining and reduc-
ton, these ores can be worked success
fully, and it is expected that many of
these mines will be reopened this year,
bodies of rich ore will be uncovered,
and that in properties where nothing
was looked for but high grade silver
ore, valuable deposits of gold will be
found. This was the case in the old
Star district, in Beaver county, last
summer, and it was found that in the
development of one of the old pro-
ducers there that gold-bearing rock
had been thrown over the dump for
years. The same condition exists prob
ably in many other districts through
out the state, and it viii doubtless be
found that in the old camps there are
old mines that have been only par
tally developed, which, with intelli-
gent work, would open cut into heavy
producers; and there is no doubt but
that in these old camps many new
producers will yet be found.
The days of "wild-catting" have been
largely swallowed up in the dim past;
men are now engaging in mining on
an intelligent basis and before they
make investments they are making
thorough investigation of the proper
ties offered for their consideration, the
result being that mining has been re-
duced to a legitimate basis, and when
big company or a syndicate makes
purchase these days it is known that
it is on the merit of the proposition,
and that the property will be made
TO pay.
1t is this condition of affairs that is
attracting the attention of capitalists
at the present time, and as there is
more money to be made in mining just
now than in any other line of bust
ness, there is good reason for the ac-
tive interest that is being taken in
the mining industry.