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Evening star., 1897-02-03
co DENSED LOCAL

Richard Green. a colored youth who re-
sides in Grace conrt, West Washington
last evening stabbed his cousin Joseph
IateWooo with carving knife, infiictine
injuries or serious nature. Gatewood is
now under treatment at the Emergency
hospital A charge of assault against Greer
was continued indefinitely today in the Po.
lice Court.
This morning about 1915 O'Clock ar
alarm OF fire was turned in from box u
Tor fre in store in Freeman's alley Max
Lasorow owned the store but had no in.
Surance. The damage amounted to about
$50.
A dangerous hole in the carriageway Il,
New Jersey avenue and ID street north.
west was reported by the police TODAY An.
other dangerous hole i'm front of SIG NJ
street southeast and a dangerous manhols
at 9th and NJ streets were also reported.
John Walker. a colored man whose fee,
were frost bitten while oystering on the
Chesapeake bay, was sent to his home
near Milford, Va, by Sanitary Officer
Frank yesterday. He landed in Baltimore
three days ago, and came over here on a
freight train.
Mr.. L. J.. Justice, real estate dealer OF
this city, had his shoulder dislocated by
being thrown from a buggy Monday last
near Laurel. Md. He was brought to this
city for treatment.
Jesse Porter and James F.. Dudley had a
misunderstanding last evening i'm regard to
some work, and Jesse grew profane and
disorderiy. For so doing he was sent to the
workhouse for fifteen days by Judge Kim
ball in the Police Court today.
Lieut. Gessford of the eighth precinct has
reported that the hydrant at Sth and Grant
avenue is in need of repair.
There is broken pavement at 7th and S
streets northwest, and the police have
asked that it be repaired.
The pump at the corner of East Capitol
and 4th streets is out of order. This pump
is in front of the East Capitol post office
and the citizens are anxious that 1t should
be repaired at an early date.
The will of the late Patrick Dulanty
dated May -, 1892, filed today makes his
widow, Elizabeth Dulanty, sole beneficiary
and executrix.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
The Anti-scalper nm.

The "anti-scalper' bill wasinnder consid-
GRAFTON by the Senate committee on inter-
state commerce today. but action was de-
ferred until the next meeting, when, 1t Is
understood, the bill will be finally disposed
of. There was no vote on any test ques-
tion connected with the bill today, but the
tenor of the discussion Indicated that q
majority of the committee would be favor
able to 1t with amendments in phraseology.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Sale of Forfeited Opium.

The House committee on ways and
means today considered a bill recommend
ed by the commissioner Of internal revenue
to authorize the sale of forfeited opium to
the highest bidders. Great quantities of
opium have been seized by the revenue
officials on the Pacifiec coast, and there is
no authority under existing laws by which
it can be sold. The committee decided
to report the bill.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
The Judgment Amrmea.

The Court Of Appeals has affirmed the
Judgment Of the court below In the case of
Samuel X. Dashiell against the Washington
Market Company. Mr.. Dashiell sued as
the administrator of Albert r. Sakers, who
was killed at the market while operating an
elevator. In the court below a judgment of
seve raj thousand dollars was given against
the company. Judge A. c. Bradley, who
sat IN the case, dissented.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Little Mildred Grim,bY,s.. Z; Gas,

Judge Cole will Friday next, at L:3O, hear
the habeas corpus proceedings instituted
by John sturgess and his wife, Ada c. NJ.
Sturgess, to recover possession Of Mildred
Grimsby, little girl adopted by them un-
der an agreement with the board of chill
dren's guardians. The child was taken
from the parties by the board last Octo-
Der. and the board yesterday answered the
petition in an amended return, 1charging
that Mrs. Sturgess treated the child cruel
w. ~
Evening star., 1897-02-03
To Accent Medals

A bill was passed by the Senate this af-i
ternoon authorizing Major General Alex-.
ander Med. Mccook, United States army.
retired. and Captain George Percival Scriy-
en-, United States army. to accept medals
presented TO them by the Russian govern
nent On the occasion Of the coronation of
the Gar Nicholas II, in May. 1895.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
He Was Begging.

John Williams was begging last evening
from pedestrians on Pennsylvania avenue,
and thereby gave Policeman Estes sufficient
cause to place him under arrest.
why were you begging" asked Judge
Kimball OF Williams, after the latter had
been arraigned in the Police Court today
as q vagrant.
II wanted to get a nights lodging"
why did you not apply for shelter at
the municipal lodging he use?"
Il spent three nights there and they
wouldn't take me any longer"
''Oh, you did. Thirty days.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Marriare Licen.e..

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: ,White-Samuel NJ. Meeks and
Gr1ce B. Pearson; George w. Payne and
Elizabeth Zimmerman; George Farquhar
and Mary A.. Walsh.
Colored-John T. Warren and Jennie s..
Kemp: John T.. Hin and Lulu jackson;
William Cammack and Elizabeth Napier
Evening star., 1897-02-03
The American Queen.

The February number of the American
Queen, published by the Bon Marche. opens
with a feature OF unusual general interest.
For the first time portraits Of four genera
ticns of the family of ID. L. Moody. the
famous evangelist, are given to the public.
Close attention is also demanded by 1.-The
Dressmaker," a unique department. where
in professional and amateur makers OF
womens clothes are given advance infor-
nation and aid upon all questions relating
to styles. fabrics. trimmings. and the pos
sibilities Of remodeling various garments.
The story this month is from the pen OF
that charming writer. Clara Louise Burn
ham. A new Development this month is the
Embroidery Department" to which the
leading needle women OF this country will
contribute. and wherein novel patterns ane
practical assistance will be given.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Capital: One rFillion Dollars

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Rents safes inside burglar-pro vaults at
$S per annum upward
Securities. tewelry. silverware and valuabl,s
OF all Kinds in owners package trunk or case
taken on deposit moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits received from TEN CENTS onward.
and interest allowe. IS and above
Loans money real estate and collateral
security. Sells frst-class real estate and
other securities in sums Of $500 and inward
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company is q legal depository for court
and trust funds and acts as administration
executor. receiver, assignee and executes
trusts Of all kinds. wills prepared by a
competent attorney in daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. presiscn,
e. FRANCIS RIGGS. First Vice President
w. RILEY DEEBLE....... Second Vice President
iboMAs L. JONES. Third Vice President
ALBERT L. STuRTEvANT. Secretary
ubohHE hoWAhD- D-.........-.....-...T Treasurer
CHAItLES Z. NiMAN. Assistant Secretary
Woodbury. BLAIR. Trust ofioer
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Evening star., 1897-02-03
Ihe National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company,
of the District OF Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW yonE AVE-

Chartered by special act ot Congress,
Jen.' 1867, and acts OF Oct, 1890 aud Feb. Isa3
Evening star., 1897-02-03

sTbe Bicycles are the celebrated PIERCE SrEc
CAI. 1891 pattern, manufactured by Geo n
Pierce Co. Of Buffalo, Boston and New YORK
Eisted With Hartford tires, nist-class nckle lamn
new Departure bell. standard cyclometer and Hnni
lace SADDLE.
RULES.
1. Every month during 1897 In each of Tho 4
districts prizes will be awarded as follows:
NUMBER Of coupons from the district IN wbici
he or she resides viii receive 500 CASH
The Competitors who send In the NEXT I.ARG
EST NUMBERS Of coupons from the district n
which they reside win EACH receive at winner.s
option q lady's or gentieman's PIERCE SPECIAL
bicycle, price, $1,000.
The I'd Competitors who send in the NEXT
LARGEST NUMBERS Of coupons from the dIsfrict
in which they reside will EACH receive at win
ner's option lady's or gentlemans Gold Watch.
The Competition will CLOSE THE LAST DAY
too late for one months competition win be puf
Competitors who obtain wrappers from unsol,
eoop IN dealers stock will he disqualified I'm
pi0yes Of Lever Brothers. Lid. and their families
are debarred from competing.
4 printed list Of Winners in Corapetitor's
district will be forwarded to Competition n abouf
Y days after each competition cRoses.
5. Lever Brothers, Ltd, viii endeavor to award
the prizes fairly to the best OF their ability A.
Judgment, but II II understood Nat All NM
compete sgree to accep. the swa11 Of Lever
Brothers. Ltd. as nnai.
LEVER BROS, Ltd,
New York.
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Evening star., 1897-02-03

.s25 IN GOID"-PRIZE BOwLING-TO BE
given to the individual making the highest score
in 10 boxes: We'd. Jan 20. 10 Thur, Feb, is,
'g7 Every night from 30 to 1030 pm, for the
championship OF the District. at Mechanics Ath
leti. t'iub 1853 VI ST. s.w. Open to all ja19-16,'
Evening star., 1897-02-03
CHANGE OF FIRd NAME.

CHANGE OF FRI NAME
The firm OF McAll:ster & Co. Op-
ticians comprising F. W. McAllister
and II l.. Feast Will hereafter be
known under the firm name of Me-
Anister x Feast. Eyes examined
free Full satisfaction Finest
work at the lowest consistent prices
Mc.iIIISTER < FEAST.
Scientific opticians. 1911 + 81.
i. W McAllister H. d. feast
Evening star., 1897-02-03
When You Catch Cold

-tcn't wait for 1t to 90 away of its own
a. ord. Sometimes IL cliEgs for months, weak
ening The entire system. Attend to Ii promptly
by using Tharp's Berkeley Whisky. Your
cod will disappear, and the treatment will do
y"ur health world Of good 81 Ut. JAS.
TIIAItP. sl2 r 81. fc:Iod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01
BOXgLDER MINES.
Report Concerning Tho Consolidated
-tlipper and Silver King.

Report Concerning tho Consolidated
-tlipper and Silver King.
We are told that the Consolidated
mine north OF Brigham has force OF
about doZen men now employed,
says the Brig ham Bugler; that they
have some time eince cleared away all
the snow that blocked the mouth OF
tue tunnel, and are now able to d ,
considerable work in the mine. Ii Ia
rumorsd that while the miners were
at WORK last winter they struck vein
OF GOLD ore rich enough to pay TO ship.
They are said TO have sufficient low
grade ore In sight and on the dump to
nay to ship. As mum is the word up
there II 10 hard to obtain definite ir-
formation.
AntfJft is being made to induce
Salt LAKE mining men to take hold OF
the best prospects In Bill Lewis' cAn.
yon, near Conso lidsted. The men
will be here In . lew days to inspect
The mine. the Clipper. Considerable
work has already been done ON It..
Tneie 10 10 sight u foot vein OF ore
that assays 80 per cent copper, with a
show OF golI anu silver. The tunnel
Is in loo feet. This and several other
good prospects In that canyon are
owned by Magnus Benson and Brig
Boden o this city.
A short time ago, M. Benson made
lucky lind about mile east Of the
North Ward sch 0lhouse. The place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01
SOME RICH SAMPLES.
A Montana Property Showing SllTer
Ore In Abundance.
mIsE LEASED BY SALT LAKERs
Jransf,r Of q Hall Interest iu the Silver
Lcde-With the stock Brokers
Miscellaneous Items.

Thomas Bissinger OF th 10 city came
down from Montana Sunday evening,
bringing with him gripfui soi
mples which he had on exhibition
today In the Bullion Beck office.
The samples referred to came from
tho Zebra mine In Madison county-a
property which some time ago was
taken on an option by Mr.. Biesinger
who afterwards took In with him
Hyrum Beck the operator Of the
Norlher Spy at Tintlc. Several weeks
seo Messrs. Biesingar and Beck took
q trip to the Zebra and during that time
the formsr has been making q thor.
ongh exploration Of the property with
the result that he has become CON-
WINGED Of the fact that the
mine in question is q bonanza
and one that 1t will pay to handle not.
withstanding the fact that 1t lie . silver
proposition through and through.
A NEWS reporter had the privilege
of hsnuling the samples In question,
which are thoroughly imptegnated
with wires Of pure native silver. the
ore running all the way from 30 TO
1900 ounces to the ton. Biesinger Gays
tnsy have . 23.'oot fissurs vein.
which can be seen for distance OF 10
feet. and the miners now ut WORK are
taking such, ore out every day, while
good quantity 10 now ready for shit :
ment and may be transported on Mr..
Biesinger's return, q week or ten days
hence.
Experien ced mining men who have
handed the samples speak very highly
OF them. The silver wires slick out oil
the ore in great profusion, and 30
abuada are they that to break the
specimens Is almost an impossibllity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01

vouchts for the truth OF the d no. The
mau's name Ia Williams OF Lake View
and while examining th' records ia
the mining recordeI's ot1ioe In NJ ma
told the startling story.
1t appears that he had just come
down from the mcuutairs and had
seen the rock and three different as.
Gays Of the mineral. 1t went $40 200
to the ton. On doubling the statement
the man appeared 80 earnest AMI posi-
tive on the subject that Mr.. Young
inside know the matter 10 W.. The
man states that there are now $50 10
200 people In the vicinity looking for
the ledge from which this piece has
been broken off We are not able to
verify the statement only on the
authority OF Messrs. Young ana Will
lisms.
rne same paper Gays that the Nebo
district Is looking In fine shape and
quite boom has struck that portion OF
the universe. Several remarkably
good prosp cts are reported which
will be made know in the near future,
The prospects are now pc tor q fine
mining camp here In the near future.
The snow lie melting rapidly and
men and pack mules have gone up
Pole csby prepared to hsul ore from
the Hyde Il Burdick miae, mine
which will soon develop into big
prOducer.
1t 10 also reported that a big strike
has boon msue In tho old Iron min
west OF Mona by Eureka parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01
Huckskin Copper Ore.

The Iron County Record, published
at CEDAR City, says that Joseph and B..
q. Mliett OF Rockville, who nre
heavily interested In the copper mines
at Buckskin mountains were in town
wednesday bringing stme nice
samples OF r. ok from that camp. They
are very enthusiastic over the outlook
for that district and think 1t will yet
eclipse any other camp in the country,
Slate Line not excspled. Be- this as II
may, they certainly exhibited some
due samples Of copper ore, and claim
to have any amount OF 1t easy OF &C.
cession. They left Thursdsy morning
soco mpanied by their brother Marion
Of this ploce for the diggings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01
STUDENTS.

o. all colleges and pubic schools VIII
Will send IN their name and stree
number at once, will stand an tqusl
chance to ob,ain one OF the I'VE
scholarships in bookkeeping and pen.
maDship which Will be given away
absolutely free OF cost We are doing
this TO introduce Mowe''s new short
method OF bookkeeping aud penman.
ship here MI re fully and 10 demon
strate TO our school pu pills that 1t is nj
once the mosl practical in every way
that has yet nppeareJ, In Masking y
great saving in the time and expense
OF learning aud reducing the labor o.
keeping accouois oyer ball. The
course can be completed during the
GUNNER vacation by attending morn
ing sessions only, thus avoiding the
heat. II you are attending any school
send in ytur name today. IL costs
nothing and may secure scholnrshlp
free. Auuress Il. 4. Mower, room 8,
Co numerical huJutng, CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01

Two thousand pleasure seekers spent
Decoration Day AT the beautiful re.
sort to The nofth-FsrmiUgton
Lagoon. The Salt Lake and Ogden
Railway handled the crowd In good
shape and the resort was in every way
suited and arranged to the thoroug h
enjoyment of all. Pic icing, boa ting
and dancing were freely INDUCED In,
spared no pans in doing all In their
power to entertain those who were
there. A little rain towards evening
somewhat uampened the aruor Of the
pleasure seekers, but In the main the
day was very agreeably spent. The
promised balloon ascension did not
materializs, as the Initiation OF tho
balloon could not be accomplished,
owing to q strong wind which blew
during the q afternoon.
The bicycle road race TO Farmin ston
was won by II. l.. Penrose, q NEWS
compositor. Mr.. Penrose eujoyeI u
81 minute handicap, and crossed
tue tape 200 yards ahead
OF Mr.. LAWYER, close
competitor, thus winning SIS wheel
Of the WesifieId make. v. l. iEmofy
n scratch maU. won the time pr,xe In
50:l6, and Tor mis- palms was awarded q
spencer wheel valued at Sl00. Nor.
ley Hassard was the other scratch
man, rhe observation train carried
about 200 spectators along the race
course anu when the finish was made,
three Iusty yells went up for Penrose,
who had proved himself the greet est
Roman OF them alI.se
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES:
How The Great National Holiday ".
Spent Yesterday.

Memorial Day was observed goncr.
ally throughout the city yesterday.
The cemeteries were thronged with
flower bearing thousands who went to
lcc,rate the graves OF departed dear
ones. 1t was the occasion also OF for
the formal opening OF the various
pleasure resorts Tor the season OF 1897.
At ten O'Clock the streets were filed
with people who came out to witness
the procession OF soldiers and civilians
that wended its way TO Mount Olivet
where the regular memorial exercises
were held. Chsplain Allensw rth
delivered an impressive Grafton anu
other Interesting exercises were rem.
dered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01

All the events on the big program
Of amusemeBts at Caluer's park passed
of just as advertised. There were
FULLY a dozen features introduced that
siued to the interest and enjoyment
OF over five thousaLd people VINO VII :
tied the park during the day and even.
ing. Col. ]. ID. Fielding gave the
theater audience most pleasant suI-
prise in program full Of interesting
features. Col. Fielding 10 q whole
show 10 himself and he kept the aud.
ence in q continuous roar. "Babso
Pine Gang two songs and refused Ie.
peated encores. Baby Pottie ana
Eunice Goodrich were splendid III
their songs and dances. The whols
cor cluued with dance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01
STATE LINE NEWS.
Grading for Mil Has Commenced,
Campbell Developing.

Grading for q Mill Has Comm enced-
Campbell Developing.
Rysebud in his writings from State
Lide to the Iron County Record under
cate OF May %, eayf:
Grading for mill will commence In
the morning.. 10 the news your COL
respondent heard today. This ma
chinery 10 owned by q Mr.. Dupaix oil
Minersviile, aud Is now icing torn
down ana loaded for traneportatiOo to
this camp. We understand this 10 q
perfect plant for treating free. gold ores
euch as abound here, but ia OF email
capacity; and when once In operation
IL Will prove to the most ske ptical that
good old values lie hidden In the ores
OF this camp.
A great deal OF activity ia reported
in our neighbor district on the south.
A towneite has been laid ut AMI
petition asking for post office and
ma route sent into the postofiice de.
Iartment. TIE old stage line has been
repaired 10 within mile and half OF
Campo with a good wagon roau.
Hon. A. q. Cam pbsil al.
rived In the camp recently and
extensive development work ON
his group is emplated. All
are anxiously awaiting the advent Of
capital to set things IN motion; and
when 1t does come there IL no resson
why these two districts with their VI
told hidden wealth should not stsrtle
the mining world. With the most
extensive mineral area discovered Tor
years, with tue inexhaus,ibls noun
taius Of ore In sigDt, easy Of sccese,
and every natural facility Tor treating
the ores cheapiy, we venture the as.
sertion shat thereTwill not be another
such opportunity for investment In The
next decade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01

Erection OF Gold INST Mil 90 b
pushed 10 q Finish.

Erection OF Gold INST niIi 90 be
pushe ed 10 "a finish.
AT the Gold Duet meeting on Satur.
day evening the directors decided to
plunge away. on the erection OF the
company's mill, and to that emu
ordered uptrintendent Jeseon to 20
out and make a survey of the ground
for miilsite. MIR. Jetson will take up
his task tomorrow.9
The fret calculations In the erection
OF the mill were to make its daily
tanking capacity 100 tons, but that
plan has been knocke into a "cOcsed
mai" 80 to speak, as 200 tons lie the
opacity now decided upon. he
mine will be worked bv double
compartment SHAFT, rather than an
incline ms at first thought, and ae the
plans and spec fications OF the mill
are nav In the direotors' hands, a call
for bids undoubtedly VIII be the next
number on the compauy's program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01

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