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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

The concert OF tho Powers VIII SUD
while Greece proceeds TO plan 10 De"'
the band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

An evangelist named Kuss is trying TO
convert tho sinners of New Orleans. 1t
is to be hoped that ne viii not be COM
PEELED to speak of his luck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

FRANKFORT. E.Y. March i2-Gover-
nor Bradley az l2;s. This afternoon refus-
"a Ia grant Scott JacksOns appeal Tor
clemency. Jackson VIII haas GA March
2atA,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

best OF the ohice-seekers. for haii u
them viii get what they wish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

An exchange says Jerry Simpson has
passed out of the sockless stage OF his
career. Jerry now wears q tailor-made
suit and hosiery Of the best grades, and
in Kansas would readily pass for plu-
tocratlc dude That's true, and he has
moro sense than he used TO have, and he
does not talk so much either.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

which way did that fellow Thurber go?
lie seems TO have escaped even Queen
lii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

The making OF DR." Bayard was
simply a precauiion against those fare
well dinners. perhaps. .sr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

The extra session can hardly expect to
receive much attention until after the
business Of the nth. at Carson. Is out Of
the way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Some enterprising statistican will prob
ably figure out some man in Ohio after
awhile who really ala not want an office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Major Mckinley now PROBABLY recog-
uizes tho dcsirability of a cyclone cellar
over a front porch position.
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Tho Visitors TO Nevada will have Jhe
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
MINOR MENTION.

Andrew Young Ssn. Of Oar bon
county was commissioned notary
public To-Day.
Mrs. G. Louise Boyden, the
dramatic reader and elocutionisi, has
been hastily summoned to Chicago,
where her father lie said TO DO lying ~
the point Of death.
An entertainment will be given in
tho Second ward meeting house on
Friday evening next for the benefit OF
the ward. The entertainment Will be
given al 1880 O'Clock.
&c. NJ. 1. hAta window devoted to
beautiful and arlistio display OIL
millinery goOds. 1t Is worth any
lsdy's time TO call and sec II.
Marriage icenses were gIane cd to.
day James A. Stsrcy, aged 49, and
Msy Franklin, aged 81, both OF Salt
Lake CMy; also 10 Roy Wincht ct 7,
aged 20, Of Murray, and Ellie Nj. Nil.
Ter, aged ls, OF MAI Creek, salt Lake
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
"lTS DEAD EASY CAME"
So Say The HcbOs Regarding ihs
City Of Salt Lake.
chief Davenport says They've Got
TOO 0aod Thing Here 40
Bothor ogden,

AS proof that this city Is at present
Infested with the hobo element, 1t is
but necessary TO state that last night
the Salvation Army barracks showed
an enrolment OF eighty-three, while
the city bunk.houses sheltered eight OF
this type Of humanity from the open
air.
The mai rlty Of these men vera In
Carson during the big hght, but u
number VI them have been here for
several weeks past, living Ike lords
so TO speak, without the least
exetlion on their part. They
ind Salt Lake "a good thing"
and propose to stop here as long as
they can get free meals and rse d u
to lie upon. One niEht they share III ;
hospitality oil this city, the next night
they are at the Salvation army quar-
lers. During the daytime these inui'
viuuais, most OF whom are eH-conVlcls
anu criminals, engage In begging anu
petty stealing, while some OF them lay
plans Ior Midnight burglaries anu b.
on.
Chief Davenport OF tie OEue %
police department was ia the city to-
Gay. he states that the Junction
town Ia not bothered with tbs ee-
meut. "Why they've got too gooi b
thing In Salt Lake" said he, when
speaking OF the condition this snotu-
lag, you people throw out every
iDducement to these fellows. The city
bunk house is always at their service,
anu wnsn they cah'G fiud room there,
why ali they nave to DO is to go over
10 the Salvation barracss. These
| hobos look upon Salt Lake as 'ueal
easy game and they've got no use io'
our town. When we do get hold o
lhem We put them into the stockads tt
break rocks--a job, / can assure you
they don'l like little bit. We've
got twenty-five on the rucA
| pile now, and dnriag tut
winter sufficient rock has been broker
10 macadamizs whole block. Tall
about as II snap; these men have go
1t here and NO mistake. They go GU
in the daytime anu gather lev
leunies, anu IA the evening all thru"
into the pot anu rake up enough L
'iush the cam What with Tree meals
Tree beds. little money aud plenty o
beer, these tEausieuts arc having
hlgh time In Salt Lake"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
BRILF IELLGnAMs.

Tho Jorge plant Of tbs Acme Bicycle
works, Reading, Pa, was burned ihls
morning anu the valuable machinery
destroyed, THIS total loss is $40, 600;
insured.
Captain Mulligan Of the lite saving
crew Of Mammoth Beach, reuorlod
tnis morning that the steamer Emily
u. Johnson, from Baltimore Tor Cam
bFiuge, Mass, with cargo OF oyster
shells went ashore near Seabright lnet
night. She win be total wreck. All
the crew were saved.
Superintendent Hnvens OF the lllt
saving crew at Mguut Pleasant tele'
sEaphs the Clyde steamer Saginaw Ii
ashore eight miles south o: BarnegaI
inlet. The steamer WAS bound from
Haytisn ports for New York with o
cargo of coffee, logw0od aud crew o
thiriy.hve men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
FROM SClPIO.
The Diphthcria rlagul Has Almost
Bisappeared-Unc UCa'h IN The
22ad-Uuploasant Mea her.

In private letter received by party
ia this city from Soiplo, Mlllard
county, that OF late much Ill cted
little town Is said to be nearly rid OF
diphtheris. 1t is now continel to
only one family, that of Mr.. john
Peterson. Their little twin girl died
on the morning of the 22nd inst, aged
i've and q hall years, and two or three
more are ALL cled with the disease, but
hopes are entertained that they viii
soon get well and thus end the long
u &c Of the "dreadful." There are
,ome csses OF Ia grippe in the town aud
through the winter measles has been
.ulng among the children. they are
haviug tue mlst unpleasant weslhe r
ever experienced Tor the time Of the
year; 1t ia showing every day, the
nights are cod anu frosty. The cor
respondent says 1t does not look like
81 ring, but more like January
weather. The board OF health Of the
town has befn constantly visiting tue
sick anu I'll cited, anu has done what
Il could 10 aid and help Thorn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

The new Mammoth hoist Will DO
ltarted In about tan days.
A strike is reported In the Triumph
ground near Silver CITY,
The manager Of the Mercur went
out TO the mine this morning.
Many broker stared when be
noticed Sunshine selliug ut such low
fgufe TO-DAY.
A director IN tho Cenle pnlal Eure n
is authority Tor the statement tb-t tho
compa y's ore contracts viii be lei IL
q day or two.
For the heretit OF those who know
Il not, the NEws Ia requested to slate
that tho Swansea Dfiice is on the sec
ond floor of he D0oiy block.
Boise statesman: L. ID. Rabbit ~
ever from Dewey. He reports that a
force Of men 10 buey doing deveiop p
ment work In the mine, but he do es
not know when tue mill Will start up
sgain.
An Idaho exchange says that the
people are tlOCking into the Pierce
mining section from MOSCOW, Gen eseo
| aud Lewiston In a lively manner
That country will be- as lively as IL
! the 70's when boom WAS on. Willl'
| Sweet was down from there last wees
looking after details concerning s.
| stamp mill which be in company
with Mr. 5hieldP anu others is placing
| Ia the Boles mine. This property d
located between Pierce city anl
Golden Gate, consists OF ak claim
4 aud is free milling gold proposition
covering CONTINUOUS lead Of 5000
feet adjoining the Crescent RLd FnsUs
mills, aud assays s54 Is per ton mil
test. The mill is tx ,ecIud to start NJ
| utX week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

Work has been commenced on a
driit which viii run from The Douoie
sta dard claim at Silver CITY TO eaten
the Swansea vein which Is supposed
to extend to that property.
New timbers have been put In ut ths
Rabbits Foot and sinking ON the shait
has been resumed.
All arrangements have been maue
for the thorough devoiopmtut OF ths
group OF claims 81 silver CITY which
nave been incorporated under the
name of the Jason Mining aud De-
yelopment company. Jesse X ulght,
Josiah Barnett, q. q. Nikirg, Fred
Slauffer, J. w. Jackmsn and VIM.
rwelves are the chief promoters. roe
men who are at the helm are sufiti-
ent guarantee that the explorations OF
the property will be pushed vigorously
aEu thoroughly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
TROUBLE OVER A NINE
Suit Filed in Court 10 Prevent Fur
ther Interference.
Iucsrno WINS Bonded by II. NJ. Cabeil,
and Transferred so "a Hnnsns Com.
panJ-niprr's Leg cut


TIE Home investment company
n corporation organized and existing
i,tbs State of Kansas. has filed suit
-, grraaa s,o,, o,r,so,horn.
sg'lna' NOUNS ''"O.',
NJ. IL. Mcdiynn ana j. o. llppiVH, III
the United States court in this city.
The complaint sets forth that tho de-
,..,.,.,. ,attv.,.d T., n chaYd II.
'o"'a .1,.,.-,,
Csbel pona LOT ueeu' cOhui''ohou
that the defendants should on January
1 1913. deliver To Cabell or hie asslgLa
,.'.,t., 5,.,..,,,ha,,t,t a., ~, ha.
N''O'iu0" aN'N ~ ,,,, -,
lore thht uay pay 'heh soiuVo) ue'u
conveying to said Caoell or his assigns
the Luzerns mining claim situated In
~. met, ,,,t,,,, a,v,r,ct Ipah coun.
W, uthh' IN LUIS Dohu N'aVeii "kteeu
70 ueFslop me oIalIn uhueI the 80"
Oi IeAse OF o'eh uate Nho'o"Nn,
Agreeing mat Iallute 70 "o'k ss ~,
premises win ~ leAst wv leI sous ~
twenty uaya ~ eacn euien'ht ihoiI .,
"ouiu oe Vlolstlon OF .he Wv Wv. zen .'l,.,
Cho.h hleiNElus nesIE heu .'o 80 -
anu ieSee 70 A. - sawyer, rus W, " ~
10 turn assigned inc salno W pIa'nt.n'
~ ls eilegeu tnhNthe uelehunnt osuo'n'
In nehai o. o'het oo'enuan.hi'a eAi ~, -
ing w uotsp'rhVy " oause t"o
lei ute OF salu Iebne, tht' A'en'u "s
sauN ths agent OF Ahe piaIhtln u
US 'ook poosess'on " VI e'..n p' W.,
70 uy amy "oIk on snIu PREMISES, ~
IN oTuet 70 pisNen' ms soihH W WIZ
thereon, without any cause a''u
| "IohSiully hau wsIiuht sworn Ou.
lot ms afies', anu CONTINUES 10 ,eNon'
tue plhlhuu from "oihlhR saiu inin-
lhg ptopsf'y, anu tntehteus 70 uestlVy
plAinlll's interest anu es'ote IA sslu
! properly, unless lhe ueiehofh's nIe
prevented from interfering Will pain
th's possession. III IL therti0ie hskou
mat oelenunnts be en!oined from IN
terietlng win pleintin's possession, OF
rem hlndering the performance OF the
WORK ~ the property, ana also lbAl
plant II tie relieved nom the contract
OF sail Donu and lease Without forfeit
M his sghls, IN so lar as the uelen'
dAnts prevent him from comply
WIN the terms thereol;anu that ueIsuu
an's be en1oineu from declaring any
Tor eiiuro, or any iailure OF plalntlH To
wOfk sail premises VIOLATION OF any
covenant thereof.
AS STATED In the complain Cabell ap
penrs TO have bonded, lor the enm o
$4,000, the Lueerno mining claim, aht
spent the money Whlch ne TOOK IRON
zoe government IN developing tue
claim. About the time oil his Arreai
rich strike was encountered, anu later
this " tn other property, was trsnsierre
to hit bOndsmen, who sent out anexper
to inspect the property. de maue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
STATE NEWS.

st. George Union: II is not gener'
ally known that the water OF the
Mineral Springs near the LeNerEin
Fruit Ranch, eouthw west from iuquer-
vile, Utah, Is making come remark.
able cures OF rheumatism and similar
complaints, ana also skin diseases. but
such 10 the cate. People have come
two hundred anu three hunurs1 miles
TO battle IN the waters which are 30
bent ficlal fer these complaints.
Payson Globe: Tho l0-year-old con
OF Mrs. Matte Kapple swallowed pio
Monday, which lodged la his throa'
and Tor a while caused the boy 10
suffer considerable pain. it lie sup
posed TO have gone down into tue
stomach, as DIS. Henry and WA-'
were unable to locate II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
A CAVE IN THE UTAH.
An Important discovery In This Fist
springs Properly.

A few days ago the owners OF the
Utah mine at Fish Syringe were re-
jolcing over the discovery OF the vein
which slipped out Of their hands
about a year ago. IL wss encountered
In an uprsihe from the 500 to the 400
levels, and since It's inierception the
miners have been taking out some
very rich ore-ore which yielded 1871
ounces In silver to the ton.
The NEWS stated yesterday that a
big shipment OF this ore would be on
the market in day or 80, and such
was the intouIion OF the company,
but from more recent advlceg from the
mine II IN learned that the miners IN
following the vein put In blast which
threw open cave and caused eonsid'
efshls dirt 10 tall. thereby interfering
with the early arrival OF the shipment
referred to. The discovery OF this
cave IL looked upon as the entrance
to an enormous body OF rich ore and
ns consequences the Utah people
again have cause for great Tejoicin
AS soon as the dirt 10 cleared away, the
cave will be explored, and IN all likelI'
hood the anticipations OF thu company
will be fully realized. The UtIh 10 a
great proposition and one which IL ua
beginning TO show Itself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
NEWS OF THE MINES.
40 Interesting Call on tho Exchange
Today.
SUNSHINE SOLD FOR A SONG


Todsy,s cali on the exchange was
quite intereiting and severSl s'ouAs
ioiped ia the trading, although the
aggregate OF shares sold was NOT i'fse'
Quotations Witnessed the usual nuc'u'
atiops, but on the whole no serious
change, took place dnriog the call
'There was "a demand for Anchor nt
a dollar but sellers OF the s9ock ulu
not materiRllze. Ajax suffered
bear attack and had Its best
hid al 5s cents with the
stock as an Offering al 81 cents Bull
Ito Beck also declined, ilsloid OF yes.
terday falling 10 $500 while $500
could have bought = limited numoer
of shaies. DAILY fell hins
but Daly.West Improved anu
bad bid of S7.65. MeEcur was hta-
,ionary an was also Mammoth, which
was bid for at sl.70. Sixteen dollars
WAS the bid Tor Silver KIng, while the
stock was offered at $3.50. Sunshine
fell and great was tue iail thereof, Tue
stock selling at figures ranging
from 40 to 4S cents. Utah was larry
strong and sold at Sl.O2a. -,
II unlisted stocks nad sellers IN
Northern Light anu South Swansea.
The former was 10 good shape anu
readily brought S3i cents, WINE 'ne
latter advanced nicely and sofa az
Silva. Swansea was exceptionally
sitonr and received bid OF $50, nj
against yesterdays bast figure o. ~ o.
D. xter was wanted at sl.4z3i bn'
oldsrs would not sell under the Two
uurar mark.
The closing figures were as foilows'
LIFTED STOCKS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

Tickets will be sOi on ioli wing
dRtes. From Ogden, Bln2hsm. Spring
VILE, silver City amt intermedint
poin g, from April sd to 9th, iuclusiv /;
tickets limited to April 18th, 1897.
From all other points April 2ud to OH
iDclusivr. Tickets limlIed 10 April
10Th, 1897; except Grand Junction,
FIulta ami Cieco, at which points
tickets are on sele only on April Bird
limited to date Of iasue on going trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

oars were now on the switch there,
waiting to be loaded up.
~ believe, too" continued the
gentleman, "that Mercpr viii be the
scene OF great activity. Just now UNI
b-ts OF claim owners In that dlslr'el
are getting ready to pusb development
work ~ soon rs the snow disappears,
aud from present indications several
properties IN that vicinity VIII soon ger
a good shaking up. fne Ll1lle Mercui
railroad will be taxed to l5 utiio't
capacity handling ore and othef
frsipbt which will make its appear
ance 10 the cemn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
srn,KE NgAR GnANeEvrLLE.
A Three Foot Ledge which shows
$500 in Gold SO tbs Ton.

A Three Foot Ledge which shows
$500 in Gotd SO abe Ton.
A dlstatch from LewietoD, Ida, 10
the sp,k esman Review says that w.
II. V. Richards. prospector from
DAYTON. WASH, Ietur Cd from thr
mountains Thursday with some hne
samples Of ore and reports an impor'
tant strike on the Clearwater, eleven
miles from Grangevllle. The par1i
located Ave claims on a thret-'oot
ledge which shows rec gold aud assays
5000 TO the ion. The discOVerers claim
10 be able to mortar good prospect
from every simple OF tue rock.
This strike practically opens up
new gold field. There has lnever been
any work done in the Immediate Vie
cInity, although rich float has been
found throughout the district. A noe
nuartz belt eGtends across Camhs
,rarIe from Jackson bridge, on the
Clearwater, 20 the mouth OF White
Bird creek. AS early AZ the go Noe
SAMPLES OF ofe were found In this Oeit,
but no producing quartz claims nave
ever been developed In the uislriot.
phe rock nil cirries gold, silver auu
copper, and II IL ut the same time iree
milling at the surface. The lodges arc
well defined walls, aud there is no
doubt Of their potmsnency, for the
deep canyons cut them thousand
feet deep. This strike near the river
on one OF these. lodges Ii very signi'
fcant. IL win give nm impetus to
development throughout large die
lrict. A mill will be put on this new
strike, which "a on Green creek, near
the mouth, with availabie water
lower. The miIlsite is accessible by
good wagon road. The disc " rer'lwi'
ship n lew items Of ore next montn u
demonstrate ils value beyond doubt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
WEATHER YANE.
observations taken at Utah, Idahu,
Montana, Oregon aud WyOmiug
stations.

weather reports showing observa.
tons at $ am. today:
Salt Lake City-Bsrometer. 30.S 8;
Temperature, 36; minimum, 30; wind,
q ,utnesst, 8 mice pei houG cioUiy.
Baker City-BArometer S0.lS; tenn.
uerature, 80; minimum, 81; wind,
northwest. light; rain, IL inches;
rain,
Observation-Disclosures, 3O.l6; tenn.
perature, IS; minimum, -; wind,
northwest, 10 miles per hour; partly
cloudy.
HAVE Barometer, 29.92: tenn.
peIalure, IL; minimum, 4; wind.
northeast, S miles per hour; cloudy.
Helens-Barome,er 800G; tempeIH-
ture, 81; minimum, 80; wind, north
west, hgnt; CLOUDY.
Miles City-Barometer 20 9S; tenn.
perature 20; minimum, is; win,
north, l0'mlles per hour; rain, trace;
cloudy.
Winnemueca Barometer, 1928;
temperature, IS; minimum, SO; wind,
southwest, IL miles per hour; rain, .O2
inChe,; partly cloudy.
Idaho Barometer, 30 so; tenn.
peratuTe, "a; minimum, "a; wind,
north wesI, hight, % miles per hour,
snow,
General and local forecasts Tor 35
hours ending y. m. Thursday:
For Utah: (Folecast maue at San.
! FrauciBuJ.l Suuw OF rain tonight anu
ThuTsdgy, stationary temperature.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Rain
OF snow tonight ami Tburadsy; eta.
| tiOnary temperature.
J. IL. SMITH,
Observer Weather Buieau.
1odsy's temperature lie shown In The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
RAILWAY MATTERS.
Unicn Pacific Manag rs Coming 10 SAT-
Lake the later PART Of
the week.

3 Salt Lake IL to be visited with more
prominent railroad Ofiicials In the near
iuture, ami the result of their Welt
will be awaited with interest. Manng'
ers Of the Union Pacific VIII Arrive
here tine latter part OF the week. iof
conference with the officials OF the
Orcgon Short Line railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
Relief SncietY Social.

The Relief Society OF the Second
wax VIII give an entertainment IN
the meeting'n, use next Buuay even-
my Ia houOr OF Ihe aged memOtrs Of
tue ward. AN excellent program hss
ueen sTrHnssu ANA al who aIlead are
prUmised pleasant surprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 25. 1894

Train No. . leaves Ogden 6:45 q. IN,
Salt Lake 1850 II. M, arrive ut Pueblo
$3.50 a, M, Colorado Springs 7;l3 a. NJ.
Denver 9:3 II. m.
Train No. ! leaves Ogden G:3b 2. M,
Salt Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
5;S5 p. M, Colorado Springs $40 p. m,
Denver 9s25 p. IN.
Connections made Mt Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines cast,
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take tho
d. & II. q. and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery ON the con-
tiuent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

l." shouid be- John g second-"An.
drew l." Andtsw 81" lnird-"b' "
shouid bH II. o., and CIT. H." sh0uiu
b. l.. X. 1 thought II the names
were OF use they should be given
proper. Respectfully,
A. V. GIBBONS.