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CApprovei April 20, 1917

(Approvei April ~, leSi')
1t is ordained by the City Council or the
City of Providence as follows:
SECTION 1. The City Treasurer. acting
under the direction of the Joint Standing
Committee on Finance, is hereby authorized
and directed To borrow from time TO time,
and i'm su,h amounts a. may be necessary, the
sum of three hundred and twenty thousand
dollars, and 10 issue therefor the City notes,
bearing interest at n rate of not exceeding,six
per cent. per annum, signed ny him and
countersi sned by tho Mayor and the Chair
man of the Committee on Finance. The
monev thus obtained shall constitute spsc-
ial appropriation. and SHALL be exclusively used
and expended in building stone abutmepts
and piers, and steel superstructure OF u bridge
at the location of the present Weybosset
bridge over tho Providence river, and for the
rebuilding of the river walls from Market
square 10 the south line of rawford street,
in accordance with the provisions OF sn Act
entitled: "An Act Authorizing the City of
Providence to hire the sum of s3e0.0Oj for the
purpose of building bridge at the location of
the present Weybossot bridge. and for the re
building of tho river walls from Market
square to Crawford street" Whenever GER
titled copy of said Act as passed by the Cen
erai Assembly shall be delivered TO the City
Treasurer.
True copies-Witness:
WILLIAM II. CLARKE,
a27-3t City Clerk.
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EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. 2 Westminster street. Cor. Dyer
TAts cid establishes house wholesale and retail
,fk At fair prtces and by Drompt attention 70
business and the employment of seod NEE
SER several departments. merit aeenunushes@ @
h 80 eAAAe 90 lenG sa.oyoA
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sTONISGrON DIVISION.
WORCESTER DIVISION.


Trsiuslesve frottdenee as followsfor.
WoRCEsrkRleiS tsxp D. 7;4S taoom., sis
lsccom.L II l;ss 0. m. isoeon.l; liS texpL
ii29 texp to Weonseekstl 5aj 'loc. exp.h
sundaysEs:3o m. taecom.G Sass. p. m
4;2o $50. tils p. m,
sLAcksTeNn JuSorioN-7.iS, s,4a s:is. IoiA
n.sa q m; oo s;9o. s:a5. a;so b:ia b;ta
Sundays $40. a ms nha $50. 6''a 7;a
wooNsOcKEr-e.s 7,s s:ts. sno. io:la
MN a. m. i:spl l;5a ASA. saa 4'2O S;la 6'iA
y,tA sns ii:sjp. m
sundsys SD a m. 7'i, $50. SSa ';oa
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANoH,
FALL hIVER- 7.@. sSa n;A a m; i.S
a,sa ais. $3.50. $50 p IN sunaays-s;~
q -. LID, s:3e and o,Oo p nj.
NEwPORT-7: 80 $50. IL ;soia. m; 80. sils. b;W
si55 p m. sundays--l:41 N
Warren and way statisns "a $3.50. and iiise
.. m. and i;3s. ';tA s;h $3.50. eiso. 'iIa ana
sundays at 500. Z 70. i,se eiso .nd sioop n,
b.sa s:M. 7ttei Ana lao p. m. SUNDAYS.
E.isosiiso.'. ..s lssss tssssns. Place p1eyIdens:
6l5. s;H t:la ssd lisb pn.
sundsys q. s:ts q m. I,iS o:i5 end s,4s .. m
RelurRiuR eennsot wItn nil traipa
Sleeping cars eniyi b coaehss and sieeptag
cars; c all parfor cars; d vie walpele Line. -,
GEO. l. CONNER. 40 KENDALL
IsTr Irafno Mahagsr.. Gear Passr Agent
H. q ALIEN. deni sust
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7. J, ITIENf1 ~ NV., IuIedoi ..
To- Sold by Druggists, i5c

Thirty ycars is "a long time 20 fight so pain.
ful trouble ~ piles. but Jacob Mitchell of
Unionviue, pn., -lru ged that long before he
trici DeN.tt'- Witch Lazcl Salvc, which
quiclly and permanently cured him. 10 Is
equally effective in eczema and all skin affec.
tions.
Joseph : Johnston's Pharmacy, sa9 West.
minister street: Motzger's Pharmacy, I'D
North Main street Alfred's Pharmacy, sll
Eddy street.
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TO DE CONTINUED.

There IL moro ca srrh in this section of the
country than all Other diseases put together,
anu until the last few years, was supposed 10
be- incdrahlc For great many years doc.
tors pronounced 10 n local disease and pre
scribed local remedies. and by constantly
nounced 10 incurablO. Science has proven
catarrh 90 he consti utional disease. and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Hrll's Catnrrh Cure. manufactured by H. y.
On h'nev a. Co.. Toledo. Ohio. II the only con.
stitutional cure on the market IL Is taken
internally in doses from I'D drops 20 n tea.
spoonful. IL acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
ono hundred dollars for any case 10 fails 60
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address
r. T. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
t@T- Sold by Druggists, 15c
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CHAPTER 7s1.

An Ordinance Providing for the Issue OF
Not S for Building New Bridge Over the
Providence River, and for Rebuilding
River Walls
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RAILROADS..
new YORK, new HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
as TO local and through train service
may DO obtained ut Pr0Yidencs sta
tiOn and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
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Book on Dreams and Superstition mailed
FREE on receipt of name and address.
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rRovIDENCE DIVISION.

Corrected to April. u. issI
BOSTON 81" ::s; ~: ;s:' =. =; *. *:
:::is sss S.s = ss..ss' SsiA \. s;I Sc,
! n aEruRSikssIssvs besfos r.s raIs
hsssrs st.toa bisiOS .,'A s;'o s'os "a 'i0,sa
ss sisS az asa SO ' M MA R slSs N sssi ss
xTrLsboaos'ss ATT 81 @ 600 $50 1.os $50. $500 $50,
ssl s.os m sa nj ia s1a .S "a &c so' liS i' p 40.
saSasys.-s. -. 90 500 ts,a i.ia . M ii:ai noOa
xosTa sts AZ arsEsdaS sa s;S ':sS ana PhAiNvLEs
s;4a n:'s M; ssio s'sa h;@ m
wAMPua. MSrS.ysais1 WyRsSraAm. X An NORWOOD CENTRAL
NORWOOD ssd pEDhAh-s;4s. siae iaj
M. fifo. .. M; Sundays Ssta, D. IN. 80,
AAsssifES ~ !Sa ,s .o s i a. s:a se 'iS 1919 S's n
sundays-bO:so. s:sa silo. a M; i1iH noon 4'io
Fitehburr s.d way stations. 6ise. n mi i2so2 and
s:0g .. IN sundays 40 P. Al.
Lowsu and way stations, $500 a m; izios. 500 pm
launton ana New Bediora, $40. s:.o m;
n:V; ;;.s ana no S,Ss SO iS' asHiSn oaly
Mddlseore ti9 s;.o - Mt NAV. 'ii1 s'f' AZ
pn sundays 7:a p N.
Po,Rs on Cape cod $50 a m; l2.1 sa1p. m.
Cottage Uity. ui@pm-
sTONINGroN DIVISION.
Trains leave PRovIDKNCE as foliowsfor
NEW YoRkmal.iA bl 10 y. .daiiy' s:cs Loesl
Ekp lV.so foxp. . ciisVi ibniteut hsiS - IN
s:is, t:0 daily. $50 y. m daily
NEW fORh. VIA atonfnGtpn Lfno-IN. ana
II. Ii GA, sHfSsos iat;ii ssss1' and
TON via Harlem Biyer~l0:l' n M s;iI y u
daily
NEW HAVEN al ~, bl rs =. m lexp daily, sei
doc.exp.l 10; ;eo teIpI eiiief liDltNdI. II :iS IN
,eIp.L s,ls tsxp.I tas tExp dsiiyL t:o' texn
dsilyl s;l7 iexp. daily p N
NEW LoSDoN--atii2 bI ;fJ q. M tdaiiy exp 6;D
tAcccm. D. s:0s(loc- exp 10. - fExpressl. l0;ij
local ezp.L ell ;oi (itmitedh. IL ~. m texpI
Lac accom- 2;l5 texp. t:os express
s:i7 y. lsxp. asilyL 500 a. m. (aoeom
Sundays only). s'as D. n saecom- Sundays
onlyl
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COrIT1ERCIAL.

New York, Nov. 10.-All quotations
from London showed a good tone for
American securities on the exchange
and prices opened higher in sympathy
About all the leading stocks showed
gains from Y upward. Sugar and
Manhattan rose Y.
The coalers assumed the leadership
Of the market and on good buying
rose strongly, the decision of the New
York appellate division of the SUI
preme court being the motive of the
buying. Lacawana and Reading LIST
preferred gained 2I5, n. j. c. 2%, Della
ware & Hudson "a, and others of the
group over point. Decided gains
were also registered In many other
shares. The improvements were gen-
orally more pronounced in the less
active specialties than in the usually
active list. Near Il o'clock sugar and
Manhattan ran or ~ ea2h Dut soon
steadied and partly recovered, the
general market responding in sympa-
thy.
There was an occasional slisht halt
in the upward movement ~ values,
but substantial gains were made
throughout the list before noon. SoL.e
shares were very huoyant and gained
a point or mere between sales. Cot
ton oil preferred jumped 3Si to &c; Pull
man 2iA; Sugar 2 and Delaware &
Hudson touched 11ll4, an extreme rise
of 3iA.
Bonds were moderately active and
showed some sharp gains.
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sales Of Depreciation, Northern L's"'
Hercules and Homestakc'

Tho local mining stock market con,
,il,,ss To maintain a good tone 80
''nh day sees the transaction OF ialr
,'irnp of business during the I'M -
Nils and bears soJourn within the
boundaries Of the pit. 49,. ,,.,,.-
Todav was no exception to the new
,,isetablished rule, the trading done
beinp really better than that recorded
AZ The previous call. OF the llsted
o,act,s Geyser- Marion and Northern
iigbt were the favorites. both securi-
,ns 6rdlng takers at fairly good fig
mres The FORMER subscribed 2UO
shares ut Si.10 per share, while the iat-
ar anne to the front with similar
number at 60 and 81 cents. Mercur tcl
hack n trine In the bidding, the best
geure offered being $i.I5, but Nam
moth appreciated slightly and had a
lid Of $i52ia. az against offerings or
me stock at SlG0. ontario was quite
Arm in the bidding, while Utah was
readily demanded at 60 cents.
Hercules and Homestake responded
In the trading for the unlisted stocks
The former changing hands at 3 cents
and the latter at one-half n cent. In
This class the showing was very GOOD
one. and most of the securities con-
tiuued to assert their standing in the
market by being recipients Of favor
able quotations. The Swanseas re-
celyed a fair measure Of consideration
in the bidding, us did also ChIorlue
Point. Rover, Omaha and Gold Dust
The closing figures were as toioWs'
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FIVE DOLLAR ASSESSMENT.
Governing Board OF the Exchange Decides
on Such "a Levy.

Directly after today's call on the
stock exchange, meeting Of the gov
ernng board was held, at which Presi-
dent +. II. Airs and Messrs. Colburn,
Woolley and Hudson We're present.
These gentlemen had met toTether
Tor the purpose of devising ways and
means whereby the exchange could he
Put no firm footing financially, and
thls problem they readily solved by as
sessing each of the forty or more ac-
i've members Of the institution in the
sum Of s.. which, when paid, covers
All expenses up to the first Of the new
year
This assessment is for the purpose
Vi httins the exchange "out of the
mole and IL also to be applied to the
making OF needed improvements in the
second South street pit. An electric
let is needed in order that the brokers
hiy be accorded necessary light on the
subleet-of tradinG-whlle the blacF-
noaLd that has so long stood the test
leeds new coat Of paint and the
hoor Of the pit n strip or two of limo
ieum, all Of which costs money. IT,
Two hundred dollars thus secured, Is
thought to be sufficient to make the
necessary improvements and likewise
"mpensate the secretary, at the rate
or $50 month until Christmas has
anme and gone.
BEFORE the board adjourned Messrs.
9'rls Colburn and Hudson We're
designated committee on improve
ments' and II was decided that the
Nehange use its utmost endeavors to
nuuce Dexter, Chloride Point, Sacra-
Ieht0 and the Swanseas to affiliate
themselves with the listed stocks,
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r,,, --,, 800, s,--
SILVER '''s' Ieau' S'''''
W. ;. Godne' the wei known INNING
man. Is IN the city
The Rullion-Recls directors were
scheduled FOR n meeting late this after
noon
George Dern went out TO Mercur TINS
morning. his purpose being TO pay on
Marion mines and mills.
AdVices from the Northern Llght
NINE indicate the WORK OF pushing
through the tunnel going on aphGe'
with a near approach TO It's compile
ton.
Tho Trode dollar Mining and Milling
conn,ny Of silver cltv Idaho. has
added 10 ,ts nossessions the Anime and
Harrison lode claims. bnth Of which
have been nt,rcbased for $40 OO0
-,
It Is reported That I'D Loose mas
added to his holdings IN the brand
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MINES or MARYsVALE.
IN" Crystal MIN Rapidly Nearing Compile
tion Standard Showing.


The Dalton Gold Mining & Milling
company are receiving bids for dri v
ing tunnel No. 8 from the breast-jOO
feet to 100 feet.
The Standard Mining company cut
a small vein showing galena, and are
now working three shifts on the BOO
foot tunnel with thirty feet more to
drive to cut the main ledge.
Mr.. j. Ostlund, an enterprising mer-
chant of Elsinore, Utah, interested in
the bond and 'lease on the Gleneire
mine put another miner to work re-
Gently After looking over the property
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THAT sMELTER ocTopU $
Its Object is to Sap the LIES Blood from
Miners and sampling Men.

In line with dispatch published In
last evenings News" comes another
from Denver saying that naw smell
ter trust is in process of formation.
At meeting held in this city the lead
ing smelling plants OF TINS state were re
represented, and also the sille!t.IS VI
ITtah. Montana and Washington. to-
gether with companies recently organ
lied for business in British columbia
which are closely related win the IN
dustry on this side of the line.
The meeting was only formal ana
as none Of the smelters or their agents
are inclined to talk, nothing can ne
harmed ms to how definite the plans
Of the proposed new trust are, or how
far they have matured
The new trust has two main pnr-
poses in view. First, 20 confne the
chemical plants using cynnide,cho
ton or mixed processes to Gold ores
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A move has just been made at Santa
barbara, Cal. according to the Press
that will awaken great interest in min
ing circles in that county. II Is the
formation of company composed of
w. w. Burton, James II. Playter and
Frank Nj. Gallagher of Santa Barbara,
and George p. Brown of DE La Mar
Mercur mines in Utah, Incorporated
for the purpose of working over the
tallings Of the Rose mine in Holcomb
valley. The company is to be known
ms the Rose Cyanide company, ana as
its name suggests. the process of work
Ing over the tallings Is to be by the
cyanide plan. There are now on the
dump of the Rose mine from 10000 Ia
70 900 tons of old tailings that will 20
from So to SO per ton, and the mill is
said to be making tailings at the rate
Of 20 tons Per day. These are easily
worked by the cyanide process, and a
plant is to be erected with n capacity
of 80 tons daily. which will be ready to
begin operations in about six weeks.
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IN his BACK YARD.
A saloonkecper Discovers Gold Mine
While Digging for Water.

Robert Knudsen. who keeps a small
saloon in Palomares canyon, four
miles from Haywards near Oakland,
Cal. has discovered n gold mine in the
rear of his place and Is busy night and
day panning out the precious metal. a
few days ago he found that 1t would be
necessary for him to secure new
water supply and he employed William
Trathen and Robert Corroll to dig a
tunnel Immediately back of his build
ing. They found pocket of gold hear
ing gravel and got so cents worth of
metal in the first panning out. They
continued with varying success,an are
still taking out gold.
Knudsen has made more out of the
tunnel in the last few days than he has
made out of his business. The digging
has been continued until the tunnel Is
forty feet long. five feet high and two
and a half feet wide. John Marx who
Is a neighbor of Knudsen, says he dis
covered the presence of gold in the
creek some months ago. and, believing
that more was to be found. employed
a German prospector. He says that the
verdict was that Palomares canyon
Ia full of gold.
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SIMPLICITY ITSELF.


Dr. Jennison, who has made n life
study of stomach troubles, says: All
forms Of indigestion really amount to
the same thing, that IL, failure to
completely digest the food eaten; no
matter whether the trouble Is acid
dyspepsia or sour stomach, belching of
wind. nervous dyspepsia or loss of flesh
and appetite; person win not have
any Of them If the stomach can he in
duced by any natural, harmless way,
to thoroughly digest what Is eaten, and
this can be done by remedy which L
have tested in hundreds of aggravated
cases with complete success. The
remedy is combination of fruit and
vegetable essences, pure aseptiC pepsin
and golden seal put up in the form Of
pleasant tasting tablets and sold by
druggists under the name OF Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. one or two Of these
tablets should be tkaen after meals
and allowed to dissolve in the mouth,
and miugllnE with the food in the
stomach digests 1t completely before 1t
has time to fcrmcnt, decay or sour.
ON actual experiment one grain OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets win digest
three thousand grains of meat. eggs
and similar wholesome foods.
It Is safe to say If this wholesome
remedy was better known by people
generally, 1t would be a national bless
and niue-tenths Of all diseases owe
their origin to imperfect digestion and
nutrition.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not q
secret patent medicine, but a llfty-cent
package will do more real good for a
weak stomach than fifty dollars worth
of patent medicines. and a person has
the satisfaction of knowing Just what
he Is putting into his stomach, which
he does not know when widely adver-
tised patent medicines are used.
All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, fun sized packages so cts.
A little book on cause and cure Of
stomach troubles mailed free by ad-
dressing The stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich.
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New York. November 10 Money on call
uominully at iHef2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Jlsetik per cent.
business IN bankers bills at s.s5AGaa for de-
mand and ie21ffAs for sixty days.
Posted rates AsiiS and 4.sGH.
Commercial bills ASIA.
SILVER certificates 514Q50
Bar silver 5ik.
Mexican dnllnrs Az.
GoVrrpa.-.t bonds irmi new tours re-
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and there was eighteen inches of ore
showing. eight inches OF which Is very
rich The mine hus been shut down
pending arrangement of plnn for its
more systematic development. Other
owners desired to inspect It before fu-
lure plans should be decided upon, but
they have been unable to do so as
yet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-10

Swifts Specific being real blood REM
edy never fails 10 cure Rheumatism. 1t
reaches even the worst cases where the
doctors have made cripplcs with their
prescriptions of potash and mercury.
Mr., d. r. Johnson, an extensive lum-
Der dealer of Blacsshcar, Ca, writes:
My wife was for years a sufferer from
Rheumatism, ard was treated constant
ly, but could obtain no relief. The pain
was first felt in her left shoulder, and
extended in all directions, increasing
in severity. The doctors said the dis
ease was liable TO strike the heart at any
time, in which event death would be
inevitable.
EVERY kind oftreatmcut recommend
ed for Rheumatism was given her,
including many blood remedies, but
none did her any good. She was grow
ing worse all the while, and was reduced
to mere shadow of her former self.
at was at this critical period that
Swiits Specific was given her; the med
icine seemed to reach the disease
promptly, and she at once began to i'm
prove. One dozen bottles effected a
complete cure, and she has had 10 touch
of the disease since"
Every one afflicted with Rheumatism
should take remedy which can reach
their trouble. SIS. will cure the most
aggravated case of Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Cancer, Contagious Blood Poison, Scrof-
ula, Eczema, or any other blood disease.
1t is guaranteed
Purely Vegetab1e.
Books mailed free to any address by
the Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, ca
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ChICugO, NUVcmTNr IN.
There was an advance Of from to - In
Wheat today the market closing very strong
at about pi Tor May The market opened
trim ana nearly cents higher. shorts being
scared into coVcrh y the reports of serious
frost dAmagc in Aufcntnu. There was
disposition Ia realize 10y holders lint reports
Of an enormous export business which came
Ia later In thn su.Siun stopped this. The adj
vance was accompanied 10y but little excite
meut and trading was OF only moderate
volume.
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Or y ID. Carnaham Of ogden ar
wed Yesterday says the Boise States
nan Of Sunday. He IL one OF the own
Us OF the Checkmate mine at Willow
-feekand will visit the property before
~ returns. The doctor states that
water level some thirty feet. owing
~ me pitch In the vein the Wine did
40, snow any ore as II was being sunk.
Eater he had It pumped out and an eS-
tulhatlon disclosed the fact that the
rem mad dipped back at the bottom
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TRANSFERS. OF STOCKS

Two hundred shares of Geyser- Mari
on n $ll0 per share; roo Northern
Light a 60 cents and 100 a. 81; 1000
Hercules a cents; 1000 Homestake a.
= cent. Total shares sold. 2,iOO; SELL
Ing value of stocks, 1886.
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gistrrcd. ig5; ditto coupons. t2l; fours
registered. sii9is ditto coupons, ltHA; twos
registered, "a; hyes Registered and coupuns
III, Pacific skies Of Us, l9a.
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CASH.


PRODUCE.
San Francisco, November l0.-Whent quiet
December, Lay; May. Lax.
Barlcy-Quiet; May, -.
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a dispatch from Nelson. b. c.. says
that well known ppspector who does
not wish his name mentioned brought
In last Thursday some high grade ore
from East Kootenay. He made his
way on the old government trail about
% miles from Argenta to the Jumbo
and Mineral claims on Toby creek
From there he went northward n short
distance and came across fine surface
showngs, the ledge cropping out fifty
feet wide In some places, and scattered
over the ground We're immense bnuld-
ers Of ore weighing two or three tons
He made three locations under the
names OF Matterhoon, Elk Horn and
Iron Horse, On going over the divide
he again found enormous groupings
and located more claims under the
names Of Silver Island. Headlight and
King Solomon. Assays on the samples
he brought in ran as high as rs ounces
Of silver. 2S per cent copper and SIG In
gold. So rich is the ore that it looks
like matte from the smelter. II also
contains come iron pyrites and neacock
silver. II is now too late to go into the
district rs the ground IS covered with
snow and storms Of great violence are
likely to come mn at any moment
There is every indication NJ n rush into
that district as soon rs the snow melts
in the spring. Nearly all The new finds
have been made about IL miles due
west OF Lake Winderman.
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Baby's CIoaks and Hoods.

Infants long Cashmere Cloalls, 81 80,
Infants short Outing Cloaks, 50c, 75c, S
Infants wool Eiderdown Cloaks, ST. s
Infants Silk Hoods, 25c, Doc, 75c.
Infants natural wool Undershirts 25c, We
Infants white ribbed Undershirts, 2jc, 3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-10
Knit Underwear.

Ladies' natural ribbed yesic, pc, 4Oc, SOC.
Ladies' wool ribbed Vests especially s5c worth S1.25
Ladies' Munsing plated Vests 1920 and S1.75.
Ladies' Union Suits, TOO, SloO, S25 SLIGO, Sl75 $500
and $50.