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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-26
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


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FOB EXCHANGE.

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EOR EXCHANGE-Som grocery fix
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| TENAILORING-A good place to get your
clothes made is at VIM. Klinge, COS Kan.
Ave, basement; pants to order $40 and
| down; suits, $18 and up. Trimming and
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| FOR paving and building brick, inquire
N at Wallace's drug store, 1874 Kan. Ave.
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F'OR RENT--Almost new upright piano.
on reasonable terms to the right party
Inquire ct 716 Taylor street, after $50 o.
IN. until March 80
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IRISH point; Brussels point: Guipnre:
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curtains, cleaned equal to new. Point
lace, duchess lace Handkerchiefs also fine
Iaces. Mrs. T. S. Cafferty, 323 Jefferson.
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If you want to sell
If you want to buy
If you want to rent
If you want to trade
IF you want a loan on
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NJ want the people to know that we
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| have any good furniture for sale let US
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10


The energy stored in the coal bcda
has rightly been referred biok to the
sun, and it is no doubt to the same
source thatwc should ultimately attrib.
ute the heat developed at great depths
below the surface Of the oa,th. While
it is believed that 10 practical attempts
70 utilizn this subtcrranem heat have
yet been carried into oifcrt, there ap.
pears to be no good reason why the at.
tempt should not be made, especially in
volcanic regions, where quite high tenn
peratures should be revealed at modor-
ate depths.
In Colorado mining town an intcr-
csting combination was recently OBJ
served which little ingenuity might
have converted into II considerable
source Of power Within 20 feet Of each
other were two springs, une of tenn
perature Of nearly 200 degrees i. and
the other not over go, the flow of each
being very uniform and the temperature
quite constant. The theoretical efficiency
might readily be- determined from the
well known law Of Carbohydrates and
the use Of one stream TO vaporizu and
the other to cundeusc some volatile
liquid, such as ammonia or bisulphido
Of carbon might enable fair perceu-
tage of the energy to bo utilized which
is now running 10 wVstc.--Cassier $
Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

Combination After The Trade dollar
and Oihtr Properties.
De Lamar Nugget: The rumor
the blggtet mining Geal ever made L.
Nwyhee, is now "a the air. 1t IN.
been known for months past that I'd 5
STANDARD Oh company, or parties In.
terested In tbnt grand corporation were
attempting to make deal for tie
Trade ID liar and BlacK jack proper.
tee. 1t Is an open secret that whtn
these great properties were 1xHmiuel
by Fret Corning, and several monthe
later Mr.. Bradley, that the work
was uone for the Standard OIL men.
Now the rumor 10 going that n deal
or tho properties together with the
holdings OF the Florida Mountain
company, the Owyhee railroad ana
all OF Dewey's properly at Dewey, IL
about being closed. The total OF the
entire purchase 10 placed by the same
rumor al 81 900 900.
In commenting on this the Boise
Statesman says that IL has been
known. for long time that here
was prospect Of the Trade Dollar
being soiu to capitalists whom Messrs.
Corning and Bradley represents
They are among the most extensive
mine owners in the world, and H.
they tnks hold of the group named
by the Nugget, Oxyhee unity will
experience even greater prosperity
than now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

Report has II that the Sioux mill al
Tlntic mas closed down.
Ten cars OF Horn Silver concent, los
were ON the market to-day.
The directors OF the Utah mins were
discussing the company's private Frat.
tiers today.
Fred Darn, a son OF John bern oil
the Mertu', ID preparing to leave fol
Golden, Cola, 10 enter the school Of
mines there.
l.. g. Hardy, superintendent of the
Jennie mine on Connor creek in Ida.
no, expects to leave for that locally
this evening.
There lie quite a demand In the Local
market for Sacramento stock and re.
cent transfers have been made at fig
uTss ranging from 20 to % cent?.
A rich strike ia reported in one oil
Colonel Dewey's properties at Willow
Greek, Iuabo. The body is twelve
inches thick and Ia said to essay bs.
tween $500 and $500 to the ton.
s. T. Pearson, q large holder OF Gey.
ser'Marlon stock, 10 still looking aitel
his placer interes,s near Gibbonsvillt
in Idsho, which are owned aud opsrat.
ed by the Bingham Placer company.
Hyrum b OK has jus. returned from
tue cool canyon retreats OF Weber
whefe he took delight in worrying the
hnny tribe, with the delusivs II J
and intellectually stockei up with a
lew fish stories.
"Doc" Faust, tho pioneer mining
man, left Tor Deep Cresk today, where
he VIII rssurrect number OF old-tlmc
claiuis In his search for the yellow
metal, letting silver alone uutil itt
s9nusrd is once more borne siOit ana
nnI'ets In the breezs OF remoneti2s-
lIun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
BOllwinkle Discharged.

John Bollwlnkio had a hearing N
the police court today for battery on
Joseph b. Barlow OF Fatmlngtop,
the case being continued from yester-
Jay until this morning. Young Boil
Wrinkle, 1t was alleged struck MI.
barlow with rock, the blow oreak
ing his Jaw, hut frum the evidence
'dduced It would seen that The affair
VS. purely accidental, the defonda o
haVlng thrown the rook at a crowd
young vandals VINO were annoying
hr. Barlow and stealing vegetables
rom his wagon. These circumstance,
lea ~ the young mans discharge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

WEAvERvILLE, CAL, Aug. o. -
Great excitement prevails at Trinity
Center anu vicinity over rich strike
made by the Graves brothers and
Henry Carter In the dritt claim on
Coffee creek. In four days they took
out three water buckets full OF gold, OF
S6S.0O0. The largest piece weighed
ST., 900. They expect 10 take be.
tween $3.50. 900 anu 100000 out OF the
pocket. Tnu gold is oOarse and lies
between walls OF porphyry and resem-
bles melted gold poured In the seeme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
ACTIVITY Al SUNSHINE.

tis Flow Of Wafer In the seArcbIIght
hin'-sold Point work.
lodge W. A. Sherman who was
ai II Sunshine yesterday, reports a
hi tsgree Of activity in that portion
TIE great Murcnr district.
Toe Overland miners are still reg.
(tg away on the ote body. while at q
f,ph Of $50 itet the searchliRht peo-
shase suuek an excellent flow OF
ilsi, which, II 1t continues, promises
% much Tor that part OF the camp.
lbe Gold Point the miners are
IilaE iOf the vein and everything
'n'o encouraging that the finding
ise vein lie anticipated slmosl
lilly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

AT present there Ia q1its u dema nd
for Lower Mammoth sock, the same
having been prompted h. the recent
strike In that now promising property,
Hurry Joseph Of the company says
there Is none OF the stock on the mar.
ket, and that no more will be sold I'M
til the owners see where they are at
with regard to the condition OF ths
mine. The ore has gold value o.!
$3.50, and the property has Il showing
Of carbonate on which this miners viii
commence to drlit this week. In ali
probability the mine will be equipped
with hosting engine for grea,
length OF time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
|Illc1D At IT AGAIN
q, SILVER rr'e 10 the FRONT
40 rus Up tho S''v''"
'''' -. mia company Incorporated
-,ciyl'y al sunshine

-. u,,car Mining comp'" u, soS i.
10, ~. ,plrty.h,si di7iaenl o. ', ,De
'lnsa w the sane payable on W.
90 'I ~; sud running The c ,nn 10,
go 1. ,D',, aggregate to s775' ooC--nO, =
dl,l NJ ann, taxing into oonsideIs Saon
'a' ,.r,lp Of time the miIe , mas ess
DC 'aUI,,ilsna.psyiDg basis' MAnnss ,',
% 'N n,,u said today that the feoen'
'.a .a..s IN the crushing mach'nei'
tI''. -, p,,n repaired yet bu! thai ~ III .
i y , :" it would be IN su'
" ~, ul few days, when me m','
va he plsced in complete opetA'.ou
''s'' ieetss Dsrn went out 70 'n'
i p'n, mi, morning, his purpose being
rl ,'., ,v over $4,000 to the men
.,,,,d at the mine ami MILL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

Luis Beason, who came In from
'NsI Lake Sunday evening, reports
meet surface showing in that
np 'hal he has ever seen in any
llnlts district. The properties being
,Ata lheie, he says, ale all looking
,asna asa result he miners and
aseShers are highly encouraged
"a Ihe outlook. 10 tns Galena mine
sSeplh attained is 74ftet, where a
all VEN OF silver Ii 10 evidence,
us W., .h's mineral has yielded as.
Nu .sotuncts In silver, but the
''Ase a's,y about hair that num-
me Wasstch mine 10 also look.
LEU nsm anu hss fair prospects of
,',, I,ns iae banner properly OF the
, ',.S MI Beason also visited The
MY s'ope District where he picked II n
.' excellent samples from the Flor.
Ns'Oup and other properties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

Manager Thomas Weir OF the
Highland Boy company LETT for New
YORK today where it Is supposed he
goes to meet Sam Newhouse and there
discuss the treatment and dispoaiti0n
OF the compauy's low-grade ores. For
some time past this matter has beef
uppermost In the minds OF these gen.
tlemen and 1t is believed that now a
conclusion has been arrived st and
that something tangible will be in evi.
dence very shortly. Meanwhile tue
erection Of the compsuy's mill ~oes
on apace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

which was good Indication that the )
nave something, He was iniormeu
that ore was being sacked and s.oree
In the chamber AZ the 200.foot level
He taid he thought the Judas W ul
be found TO dip against o certain pJr
phyry dyke pUu t1nt this would b,
ihe foot wall below. In his opinion, II
the pt rpbyTy proves TO be the hnnsin
wall at the greater depth, the veil
will be ttroUg and rich.
Speaking Of the appearance Of th,
csmp ns n who'll, DIR. Csrngha1 sal,
1t was very grld. In iact, he safe, /
such showing was made AT ywneT,
else the mining w4riJ would oO 10 >
state os crezeu excitement over 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

At the Office OF the Galena mine the
work OF auditing the cempany's books
goes on space. Ga Thursday next al
10 Am. the new directors Will hold q
meeting 10 discuss affairs OF tbs com
pany and In a few days afterwards the
committee appointed to segregate the
Utah and Gaiena properties and re.
port on the same, will 60 out to Fish
Springs for that purpose. II 10 antici.
psted that the Gslrna will shortly RS.
sumo the payment oil divldends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

.,lsla Filed with the county Clerk
Last Eyening.

Last Evening.
Articles Of Incorporation of the
| lslls Mining and Milling company
yp filed last evening with County
=Csit DunosL , ,
4 fns incorporates are II. L. Zsrbe,
|wllI,m II. Tibbals, w. J. Brow ning =.
[t,cigs A. Wake, Of this city, It. q.
|b,p'crt, Silver Guy, W. f. Osman,
Gnp, City, Missouri, anu II. M.
'C,nsn Of MsIcur, Ulan. The capital.
(ull,n Is fixed At sl5O,0J0, divided
jpiO 1900 shares OF the par valne OF
each. The general Office Of the
E,ntspy will b. in this city, ana lite
htiect aud business will be the con.
kvelIng and carrying on OF mining
VI millins. buying and selling ores,
Dying, selling, beating, dealing ID,
Nslopipg anu operating mines, and
conducting all other business incl
I,utsl TO the general mining line. II.
!. Zsite is president, w. J. Browning,
,trpi,sldeni and treasurer; William
b, TibtAls, manager and secretary.
4ls cOmpany's property 10 located In
he Iinllc mining district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Willow ,REEE MINES
nahan Speaks OF The Ch.,,
MAZE anu saerou,

.a an Breaks OF The Choeh.
|, mate anu Sacramento.
w. w., J. D. D. csrrshan Of ovdon -. 49,.
"" n' m Willow Creek ye SsuSn came
b. NV " a. al' home by the aftcrnoa n
4, tlc n.y. The B l,e, Idaho SAFE. snU ! ! .
l,esms,0 " one CT the owners Of H.
4, n r,e.. He reports that ., v zoe
b lr,i s anle nicely On the propsrIS
Sy. hs'elol menls were sei,sf.s
ltnns ~ sag p rpbyty loot vnI,
!, sals IN Zee, leeI' AS seems ia h.
kJsyrv' u a, sveIy instance in wb w os
Ha.ol is o1s'llults the loot wall iSa
Iuus we re- Ole wa lower ,ha,, ~, ,ss
ies ' S,,es and the grace o, p 10 !,
In, Vt'la,lly taken ua,. '' as nigh a.
alhs tn tie 1sa'i Immediate otIec, In
pa ii, s ,e@P a, tbs time was vas Il, ,S
e1 'T,i;sl In this CAIN ia M which y, he i'
Ga Il , N. .e ! they h ave eipb ep.n
q he ors s J., s.Vef'Slug s45. a , ,t'n,
|sia = y y Tor dsl,r@.pS,,nai,' :, IN 10 tn,
,pnI cep , ,S' development a, >, WI ,s.
,I,uIah Ia, I' largely upoa the re re-.
u ,v S,osloi said the n.,
''' A0u'v On tas j paIP,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

nv a. circulation has been INDUCED
{,Is.f s p,., lew days as to whether or
md a, 4 nuIllot, Beck would pay a div.
ID iosn } month About three weeks
Ir,cO, ,u S,eA was authority for Inc
N, xo,'i, statement that the com.
IQ,ino su,u distribute the "velyol ,,
!. HAY, august, but now 1t seoms Tim,
N ga. piooAble that such viii he
b.stus, =; a Gi'ecioFs' meeting was
{ns M ,I i.i this afternoon, at which
S''es was 10 be acted upan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

m, swansea Mining company isil
|,, lice today and distributed .o'VVO'
N tISidspd for the current month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
.,yra KING PAYMENF'
-. oomp.py Distributes 1t" Ua""'
y" monthly Dividend

monthly DiNid'nh'
pn,,O,nt 10 is tim,-worn custom,
fu ,," m, pftsent Gepression OF the
f, N. metal. ine silver King Minin.
'Dlle @e, "sms ;orgsrd today with lite
1i v,n, nv company a "veive" total
t,Is lao 900 and leaving the c Hers oil
y ~ .,,' orstiop at time when silver
.nuSs Al IL lowest cub In the history
.au w. mine in question. II is stated,
,,v ,u BY heavy stockholders IN the
W., King, that today's paym
IN 1. ine AT for come time 10 come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
KLoNpIKERs swINDLEp.

OMAHA, Aug. 9.--By the arres, OF
L. J. DAVIS tue local police think they
have discovered n big swindle under
the guise Of 1.-The Washington and
Alaska q I'D Mining company" DAVIS
has stack OF contracts IN his pc ses.
sion from which IL is believed he was
engaged in a questionable scheme
whereby he fiered to engage lsborsfs
to 60 TO Alaska and work in the mines
at 3 salary OF $3.50 per month. They
were to receive iree transportation and
all tnat was necessary for tbs appii.
cantB TO do was to pay Davis S. to In
sure good faith. II has developed that
Davis has several names. He hse been
working in Iowa aud Missouri ana his
receipt book shove hundreds Of VIC
tims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

PrTIsBugG., Pa, Auz. lO.-Nra.
George R1tnmen at Beaver Falls
bearJ q peculiar noiee tue p0rcn Of
her residouce Sue iuld her two
soma, one aged . d thu o,ncg n yner
old, in u cOrDef. The bgby va. II his
back. The elder brother mad ntetled
the tube ola b cyclepum In the haby's
mouth and was filling BIN full o.
wind rs fact az he cCull work the
rump handle. The 10 eut was uucou-
ciCus and its little stomsch was iunl'.
on like balloon. The mother pulle
the tube n IN the chill mouth aud
the ala escaped with y II d like I've
airbtske of a railway train. The baby
recovered c1rc inusn-sn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

PORTLAND, OEe., August GA
carrier pigeon which WAS lak-u 10
Dyea on the steamer George w. Elder,
rsturned today, with the following
message:
DYEA, Aug, 7--Arrlvad safely here
last night. All well on board.
T. GAME.
Game took q number OF pigeons with
him, and 1t Is his iutention 10 release
the others when his party have crossed
the CnilkOOt pass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

DashcFiy-Whut reason did he assign for
his fgiluu5
Fhshurly--Oh just that he needed tho
money Now York journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

the Fritz INTO this port nbou, 10 U'c oct
nd tho Injured men were cent u thu
Marine husDiial.
PORTLAND. Ind, Aug. 0.--Atll
'clork hia nrrning southb1un.
Grand 4 tp'ds & Indiana treigh train
went throueh u bridge Bpanning the
Wabash river, m le north OF Gsuuva.
the engine ana tender fell into the
liver ard cars piled over then, IL o..
giD,ur B'rDey Gfega ana Firumau
Jameo Gallagher Hsnt dow. TIE
tormor had both legs ciushsi and was
Otherwise badly iuiuroh. He VIII
lie. Gallagher anu brakeman Jas.
Clifford vefe severely 4 iurei. Tht
southbnund Grand II ,piUa passenger
rain due here At = p.m. wac wrecke
two miles north OF ColdwGlor, U. Thu
train lett the trace anu Eugi oel
Brown Of the Mackinaw al was
killed ami Engineer Audors N anu
Fireman q ideu OF tho irRui Rapids
traia were seriously injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

roRr TOWNSEND, Aug. 9.-Judge
Joseph kunn, al attorney Of this
place, expects to conduct party Oi
gold prospectOrs to the COpp!r river,
Alaska, in the spring. AS that aection
OF the district is peopled with a hostile
tribe OF Indians which have thus lar
been given the go.by by the mission
aries 1t Is considered very hazardous
TO attempt to explore 1t.
The JUICE has received hundreds OF
letters anu many teltgrams from all
over the country, especially from
Texas, from people who want TO go TO
tho Copper river. Judge Kuhn now
thinks he Will leave tue middle OF
March with upward Of 200 men, and
as the Copper River GRdiau tribe num.
beers only from $40 tU 1000 in ali, with
less than 200 braves, no serious trouble
is appreneAued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
ALASKA AND KLONDIKR.
New Governor and Regulations for
The Latter Place.
Crowds Doing 80 VorIous Districis in
AInska-Sbsrpcr at
work.

TORONTO, Ont, AUG. "A special
10 the Globe from Ottawa says that
the Dominion government has re-.
ceived several important decisions In
regard to the YUKON country and the
working Of the gold fields there.
1t has been decided to appoint an
kdminis;rstl for the district who Will
have euiire charge CT all the Canadian
III cls here and Ue the Cniei exscu.
tive officer OF the government. JOseph
Welah, n former commander o. the
NorthWelt mounted police, Ia TO Ge
sploi uted to the position. The parts
o. mounted police 10 leave Manitoba
next week tor the gJlI ccunlry hns
been incteRatd from twenty to thirty.
five. Tney Will take with them two
maxim guns.
The mining rules have been
smenied In al important particular.
Al present miner 10 al liberty to
sIake out claim II 800 ieet running
along with the stream anu III OK - the
bank. This has been reduced TO loo
leet, aud the rev regulation viii 60
iniu force Immediately. A court Tor
lhe administration OF civil ana GRIM
inal questions of the gold district bns
also been decided upon. Justice Nc
CURE OF Prince Albert Is ~ preside
over the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

SEATTLE, WASH, Aug. 8. - The
steamship Willamette, with the iarg.
est lumber OF passengers ever carried
by II single steamer to A laska, 10 now
on her way 10 Dyta Sne wa.
scheduled to leave Friday, but did not
get away uItil noon to-day. She
carried $40 passengers, 200 head OF
live stock and over 1000 tons OF
freight. Several thousand people
throDged the wharf to bid goodbye to
tue Klonuike PROJECTORS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-16

illusions to Col. Coates. the clerk and Tom
Griffin. all of which were duly and suit
ablv reciprocated. but Alfred was left out
in the cold. One night Field said 70 Mr..
Griffin:
TON. we must give Alfred personal
in the paper What's his name?'
"Darnifno." said Griffin. He used 10
work for old Col. Luddington up to Law
renee"
VERY we'll" said Field, gravely I'VE
will call him Alfred Luddington, then.
And he solemnly entered the item in a
hook he fshed out of one of his pockets
for that purpose.
The negro stood by with staring eyes and
an occasional "haw, haw!' not vouchsaf-
ing any further information. The next
dav Fields paper contained an editorial
paragraph:
THE many friends of Mr. Alfred Lud-
dington of the Coates house, will be sorry
to learn that he is slowly wasting away
from the effects of early pety."
That is how Alfred got his name. And
although he cannot read he still carries
a clipping Of this notice in an old, worn
pocketbook-
Tom Griffin done put up dat job on me
and Mr.. Fields wrote him up he said to
\ reporter AN hyar is alibe an hahty
an Mr.. Fields am dead. My! my my
And the old porter walked away with n
SUSPICIOUS moisture in his eye, solemnly
shaking his head.