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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02
MAZE rmE CONNECTION.
Mammoth's Now Nhatt n0wn TO the
Tunnel LeVoi aud work Being
Pushed.

The connection with the new hoist
ing plant On the hill having been
made from the tunnel level Of the
Mammoth, the work OF Installing the
Immense machinery is being pushed
ahead as fast ns possible and during
the prepent month the company should
bp hosting from the 1900 ioot level
with its new hoist. TOE connection
mellow was perfect and the new work
stted iRto the old Sc neatly as piu.
prenaratloDs arc also being made for
the sinking Of the main shnf' nom
the |, 800 foot level to the 1900 foot
level. in order that the hoist may be
direct and that ore AMI waste may only
lie handled once. The MammCth
properties are looking exceptionally
well lust now and the production VI
sbipping and milling ore 10 regular
Recent developments below the
1000 foot level have demonstrated the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02
FruitgrOwers' Ne citing.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Salt Lake County Horticultural 20.
ciety will be held at the city and
county building, nth floor, Saturday,
February 9th, 1897, at pm. Sub
Jeots Tor considerauon: CieRuiDg ana
pruning an orchard, by Hon. HebeI
BennloD; Necessity Of Winter spray
Ing, by Vice President w. n. Cole.
Everybody invited to attend.
n. ID. JENSEN,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02

Good Bodies of RoId. silver aud Cop.
per ore Being Opened Up.


Good Bodies of Goid. silver aud Cop.
per Orc Bcing Opened Up.
During the past week some inter.
eeting dieclDsures have occurred at the
Grand Central in the Tintc district,
the property upon which in tine neigh
o0IhoOd OF quarter OF million dellars
bns been expended IN the search for
ore. On thr east DRIFT from tho foot Of
the shait, which is down 700 feet,
soma nice bodies Of good gfade gold,
silver anu copper ore are being opened
up aud the Indications are that the
Grand Central people have. the mating
OF big mine. The first STRIFE was
maze some 700 feet east from the shaft,
after over 1000 feet Of drifting hau
teeo done to the northeast from
the 200 foot level without ore
showing, ana rs developments
have cOntinu u the evidence OF
permanence grows stronger. 1t Seems
70 be the opinion OF many experts who
have seen the property that the north
extension OF The great Mammoth vein
nas been cut 10 The Grand CentIal,
hui It Is not thought tnat any Legal
Implications VIII ensue. The pro-
motors OF the enterprise are deserving
VI aBy success they have attained, ns
t1ey have expended their money law
ishly In successfully proving the theo.
~ OF Mi. LiU5e, one OF the principal
Owntrs.
Itls not at oil unlikely that q chip
mont OF ore VIII ba made from the
property within the next week or two,
~ Considerable ore Is sirt sdy being
piled mp Ia the chat house ready for
N avemenl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02
wOnKIsG a NIGHT snIFT.
For the First Iiinp in Four Years ih'
Gemini II so Engaged.

For the First Iimp in Four Years the
Gemini II so Engaged.
For the fret time In the pact four
years the Gemini at Eureka is now
working two shifts, one Jay and the
other night. Heretofore for the time
mentioned. the company has CON
tened Itself with operating under
ground only during the day, but
now night shit has been put on ami
conslderable ore is being raised.
The company 10 also improving lite
plant by the addition OF a sixteen drill
compressor. THIS plant will have lew
equals in the slate, although 1t is being
duplicated at the new works OF the
GJdva. This latter property is owned
ny the MGCtystsI estate ana John Q.
PackaTd,aud on 1t Ia being erected new
uoisting works and the other plant
uRmeI.
A new shalt TO connect with the
tunnel below is being put down at
tue Go1tra, and ths properties should
be producing heavily again by March.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02

Euteka-Hill aud Bunlou.Bpck, aud
haa been famous mine. 1t can be
made to produce heavily and doubtless
VIII be equippei with a mod IN plant
should the present deal be- suocess ully
closed.
1t lie, OF course, not public property
as to Just what the purchase price ia to
be, but there can be no doubt but that
a very handsome sum VIII pass to the
prtsent owners in the event u salf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02
TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

One hundred share OF Sunshine a.
rs cents per share and 100 at ia cent?;
500 Utah at 81; 200 Dexter mt 81; 90
South Swansea at Sl.50; 10000 Little
Pittsburg at cents; 1000 Dalton at
4 cent?; 100 Valeo Mt 81 rs, 100 at 81 .O5
Usd 100 at 81. Total snares sold l2,.
800; selling value OF stock, 81, 659.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02

Mr.. e. Quaker OF Lake View p. o.,
Duluth, MIMI, has written to Secft :
tary CoibOrn OF the ohsnoer Of O im.
merce, asking for Information coUceru-
log the opening tor garIeuer aud
gaeenhuuse man, as he f. Thinking Of
coating here or elsewhere In tie
West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02
Sugar Company Dividend.

The board OF directors OF the Ulah
Sugar company held meeting this
morning ami declared dividend Of 5
per cent on the capital stock payable
on the ION inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02
WILL sURPnlsE LINING mEN.

tho News OF the Faiiure of ihe phIia-
dolphin smeiting Company.
T0day's news OF the failure OF the
Philadelphia Smelling company and
its connection with the Peunsylvania
Lead Company, which uoes u large
business here, VIII be received with
great surprise by the bulk OF Utub's
mine owners. What effect il any 1t
Will nave cut this way remains yet to
De seen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02
NEGOTIATING A SALE.

The Eagle at Tintic May be Taken In
By an Eastern yHdIcaie.
From Tintic comea the report that
an eastern syndioate Is about 10 pur-
chase the old Eagle ploperlirs, sthe
property Of the McCrysial estate. The
Eagle lea 10 the east anu south OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02
February Weather.

The following data for the noah Of
February, covering a eriod OF % year.,
have been compiled from the weather
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02

Katie Putnam opena her engage
ment heFs on Friday night presenllI &
The Oh Lime Kiln. Harry Emery
is in tie company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02

Ricnard l.. CoIburn, stock Broker.
rom rs, is W. Second So. Tels. $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02

Kenleth D0nnellsn, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. l6l Main street.
Telep''eng No. sos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-02

Festy & Lowe, 10 w. 2nd South,
Stock, Mining aud Grain Brokera.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
PORTLAND LOCAL UNION.
Interesting Annual Meeting at Free St.
Church,

The annual meeting of the Portland
Local Union OF Christian Endeavor was
held last evening at the Free street Bau-
fist church.
The meeting began with praise gerv-
ice, led by Mr.. r. S. Davis of the St.
Lawrence church. Rev. S. Il. Pearson
read the Scripture lesson and offered
prayer, after which hymn Was sung
and then came the transaction of bust
ness.
The meeting committee made their re-
port and the following were elected OIL
GERS for the ensuing term:
President-Rev. E. X. Purdy, Friends
church.
Vice President-Jacob F. Coomhs,
First Free Baptist.
Secretary and Tieasurer--Kingsley A.
balIantyne, Williston.
Ihe report of the retiring secretary
SHOWS that the total receipts for the year
were S64.03, and the expenditures 500. O5,
which leaves balance of S34. 9S. There
are "a societies with a membership of
1775.
Following tho reports the ST. Lawrence
Street Male Quartette rendered an ap-
proprlate selection in an acceptable mall
ner.
Rev. D. NJ. Pratt of Williston church
was the first speaker, his topic being
Loyalty to Our PLEDGE Rev. e. F..
Wilson of Woodfords spoke or "Our op-
portunities to Aid the Pastor. The
quartette rendered another selection,
after which Rev. T. s. Samson made a
telling address on the theme .sWhat can
we do toward temperance reform"
Rev. Mr.. Samson was followed by the
Reys. A. b. Wright and W. S. Ayres.
the former speaking on the subject Of
Our work in the Christian citizenship
movement, and the latter on "Things
that keep us from our Ideal.''
Each speaker was limited to eight min
utica, but the several addresses were filled
with interesting points, which SPACE
alone will not permit of publication.
The meeting was fairly well attended
and the interest good. The session was
adjourned by the singing of the hymn
God be with you till we meet again, -
after which the Rev. T. S. Samson pro-
nounced the benediction.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
Military Notes.

1t seems probable now that the mem.
bers of the Guard from Portland will mot
have the pleasure Of rartieipatinc in the
Grant Memorial cerenoi ies in Now
York.
The application of the Portland Ljuht
Infantry for permission to leave the state
under arms was duly forwarded and ao-
proved by Col. Kendall.
The Colonel tried to get another COM
pany to go in body to New York go as
to make a good showing, but failing in
this on account Of the short time avail
able to prepare, came to Portland Satur-
day and had a consultation with Capt
Dow.
A a result of this Meeting it was decid-
ed to let the matter rest, as far as going
in uniform is concerned.
Mem bers may go of course in their pri-
vate capacity and doubtless many will
avail themselves of the opportunity.
b Co. held meeting and drill last
evening.
Co.'S. and e will have a battalion
drill tonight.
AT the last meeting Of the Frye Light
Guads of Lewiston Sergt. Cornilus KEEL.
liner was elected second lieutenant.
Pending the difficulty in regard qunr-
ters the secretary of the Maine Mechani-
cal Industrial and Cereal Exhibition
has consigned himself temporarily to the
drafts of the drill shed.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
Easter Monday Ball.

The Easter Monday bali of the Irish
American Relief association took place
at City hall last evening. There was a
large attendance, but not as great as
there would have been but for the meet
ing at St. Dominio's.
A very delightful concert opened the
evening. Thers were solos beautifully
sung by Misses Norella Splaine, Magma
Griffin, Walter j. Gately and Mr.. Mac.
readie, while Mr. Francis j. WEIGH de-
lighted hy his admirable violin playing
Mr.. Jo7eph Dillon's accompanied with
much taste. Garrity's orchestra played
an overture pleasingly. Then came the
order of dances, large party taking
sfe floor. Mr.. T. j. Flaherty was floor
director with 3. J. Curran and ". Ii.
Driscoll assistants, and these aids. d.
E. Kerr, C. II. Adams, J. Fl. Holly
wood, j. A. Dunn, j. A. Donovan. j.
A. Dolan, j. Il. Tobin, J. Frank Mag
nsr, J. j. O'Connor, j. e. Devine and I.
J. Barry.
The reception committee was J. NJ
Burke, chairman: Z. j. WEIGH, Capt. d.
L. Began, James E. Owen, F. W. Cum
bingham, Thomas Towle and Thomas
McGinnis.
G. j. Coughlan was chairman of the
committee of arrangements and ID. b.
Kerr, secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
School Supplies.

The school supply bids for the coming
superintendent Of school buildings. Mi.
4. A. Bowen, by Messrs. McGowan,
Hall and Whitehousee of the school COM
mittee yesterday. These were the bids
for sundries
I!oring. Short & Harmon, Sis5. 70
Hall L. Davis, $40. IS
end Loring. Short & Harmon were
awarded the contract.
The bids for paper were these:
I.oring, Short & Harmon, s161. so
Hall L. Davis, 1852. rs
Charles Nj. Rice q Co., 400
A. V. Merrill, 219. 20
and Hall l.. Davis was awarded the con-
tract.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
BRIEF JoTTINos.

A rehearsal for the Old Folks concert
which is to be given at Pleasantdale.
will be held at Chestnut street church,
Tuesday evening at $3.50 o'clock. Special
cars for the concert will leave United
States hotel Thursday, April 20, at 6.45
p. 10.
TheJ gale yesterday blew the dust in
clouds.
The Falmouth club held meeting at
the club house last evening.
The ice in Sebago lake has broken up
along the west shore and several large
salmon have already been captured. The
prospect is that the ice will leave the lake
completely tonight or Tuesday. Stage
driver Chute says the prospects for the
season are excellent and has made prepa-
trations to accom- modate the rush.
The high wind yesterday blew over a
big elm tree on Oxford street, near Cedar
1t fell on the roof of "a shed and did no
damage to speak of, but if it had fallen
in the street it must have hurt several
children who were near it when it came
down.
One of the events of the week will be
the musical and sale to occur at St.
Luke's parish house ON Wednesday after
noon and evening. The ladies of the par
ISL will have sale of the exquisite Ken
sington and Mexican work for which
they have long been noted and for the
evening an exceptional musical pro-
gramme has been arranged
A horse attached to hosting machine
engaged in hosting coal ont of u schoon-
o. at Union wharf fell into the water yes
By running a rope under him.
Two men were arrested last evening
on suspicion of being concerned in the
robbery of Goldmsn's shoe store on Sat-
urday night.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
c. L. and d. S. Ministries.

The sale of seats for tbs @. l.. and d.
$. Minstrels Fast day afternoon anu eve
ming goes steadily on and crowded
house is assured. the Tehenrsals show
that first class entertainment will be
given. The opening overture will be q
tIel5 for the lovers of minstrelsy, while
the many new features to be introduced
incidentally are sure to find favor with
the audience. The clio will include the
Apollo Male uuartette, sthe Twin City
Trio, the original honey johnson in his
latest creation, and several others to be
announced later. All in all it will be
the best amate ur minstrel show ever
given in Portland and one that is entire
~ free from anything Questionable to
the most refined taste. Remem her the
date, Thursday afternoon and evening,
April 2, at City hall. sSeats on sale at
Stock bridges.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
HARBoR DRIFT.
The South West Gale Makes 1t Lively
Along the Water Front.


Yesterday morning about ten O'Clock,
stiff wind began to blow from tho
southwest and it increased rapidly until
1t was blowing a living gale at the rate
of thiEty miles an hour, and 1t kept ur
that pace until half past three when
there was slight shower, heavy clouds
rolling up from the westward, and the
wind suddenly died out. AT six O'Clock
there was fierce squall accompanied by
rain.
On the water front during the blow it
was very lively. The wind kicked up
big waves and the vessels anchored in
the roads were bnbbing about like corks.
The Charles A. hoffman, lying off
Union wharf, dragged both anchors and
took up position off Portland Pier,
detour around her.
A thres masted schooner was anchored
in the lower roads with her foretopmas
gone, evidently taken out of her in a blow
outside.
The Partisan of the Allan line, with
the Portland party aboard, arrived out
Sunday afternoon. The Caspian of the
saIne line, will sail from Portland tomor-
row, and the Monaghan on Thursday
The Laurentian will be the last boat Of
the lin to sail from this port for Eu-
rope.
The Vancouver of the Dominion line
| arrived at Halifax yesterday morning
| and will be here this morning. She has
| ten saloon, six intermediate, and forty
two Storage passengers, besides 1900 tons
of cargo. Her Portland freight consists
of seventeen Gases and one parcel for j..
| e. Prindle, ten quarter boxes of Bath
biscuits, 6G6 quarter boxes Of clay pipes
| for d. florence & Co., IT'S casks China
plate for Barring Bros, 430 casks China
plate for Murray & Co., II cases of bis
cult to order, Sc boxes merchandise to
order, five cases of tubes to Lowell Cycle
and Motor company, and Is boxes of
window glass to order.
1t was reported yesterday that the yacht
Premier, DR.. Chases' new sloop yacht,
was wrecked between Portland and
Portsmouth.
The tug boat Coruelia lowed the Ellen
Doughty up from Chebeague yesterday.
Two quick passages were reported yes
terday. The schooner Emma left Phila-
delphia Saturday and arrived here yester-
day, and the S. P. Blackburn cleared
from Norfolk on the 14th and arrived
here Sunday night.
The small boats brought in some 1000
fish yesterday.
No more grain is to be put into the old
elevator.
A dory containing fisherman belong
ing to one of Loveitt's schooner was
caught off the Two Lights by the heavy
gale SO that the fishermen could not get
back TO his vessel. He got on to another
boat and brought hisNboat into Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20

3 An article appeared in Sundays Tele-
that. in justice to all the parties con-
cerned requires little explanation.
The Maine Mechanical Industrial and
Cereal Exhibition is to have fair next
month in the auditorium connected with
the Armory. In order to facilitate its
business it became necessary that the
secretary's Office should he established
somewhere on the premises, SO that in
tending exhibitors could be taken direct
ly to the large hall to locate the space.
Mr.. Isaac g. Atkinson, the secretary,
at first contemplated using the boiler
room. Tut found 1t impracticable on ac-
count of the coal dust and the work in
cidental to the janitor's duties. The fact
that he has a long distance telephone
aid tgpe writer operated by young
LADY practically barred outssuch a choice.
Now the city having let the hall was
considerably interested that the plans for
d successful exhibition should be for
warded. Hearing that some of the public
buildings committee were endeavoring to
y
find quarters for the secretary's office
one of the captains after being invited
before the company and consulting with
his offices decided that no harm would
result in letting their desk and furniture
at fair rel tai. The proceeds of this
rental were to go to the company funds
This he believed was not detrim entail to
+ y,
expressly stipulated that the work of the
exhibition was in no way to interfere
with the military uses for which the
room was intended.
The company rooms are furnished by
the companies themselves, so that the
question Of wear and tear was not
thought of.
The whole matter was purely one of &C.
COMMUNICATION.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
Your RoyWont Live a Month

So Mr.. Gilman Brown, of 81 Mill ST.,
South Gardner, Mass. was told by tbs
doctors. His son had Lung troubles
following Typhoid Malaria, and he spent
three hundred and seventy-iiye dollars
with doctors. who finally gave him up,
saying: . Your boy WON'T live q
month" He tried Dr. Kings New Dis
coEery and few bottles restored him to
health and enabled linn to go to work q
perfectly well man. He says he owes
his present good health to use of DR..
Kings New Discovery, and knows it
to be the best in the world for Lung
trouble. Trial Bottles Free at H. p S.
Goold's, 577 Congress street, under Con-
gress Square Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
WESTBROOK.
Adjourned Meeting of the City Council
Last Evening.

An adjourned meeting of the West
brook city council was held last evening
A communication from the inspector re-
earding range for the Cleayes hlhes
was referred.
The appropriation resolves was given
IFS second reading. Voted that $500 be
transferred from incidental to street APP
propriation. The resolves was given its
final passage. The appropriation amounts
to ~. 500, 81. A communication from
General Manager Evans said that an
awning had been ordered over the walk
under the Brown street bridge. Alder
man Warren reported that the claim OF
j. W. Warren for S2l60 should be paid.
The aWestbrook Sanitary company was
granted license to remove otfal. Voted
that if Mr.. Warren would give the city
right of way over his property the claim
would be paid.
To settle the Bryant cases $50 WAS ap-
propriated. Bill of Joseph Knight for
land rent. $50. was refererd.
The committee on street lights was
given power to contract for the lighting
the city by the Westbrook e ieotrio Light
and Power company. A petition for a
brick sidewalk at East End was referred
+. Alderman Pomerleau presented an or
der asking power to confer With the city
solicitor III regard to the better under
standing of the license question. Passed.
Adjourned.
d. D. High Priest Roak of Auburn
paid an official visit to Eagle 4. A.
Chapter of this city last evening.
Col. X. G.. Harrington inspector OF
rifle practice paid visit to Co. NJ,
GleRvaa Rifles last aYaninR
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
ST. Lnke,s Cathedral.

At the annual Easter Monday parish
meeting, held last evening these officers
were elected:
Wardens-John Marshall Brown, j.
Am brose Merrill
Vestrymen-Wm. L. Putnam, James
E. prindle, Herbert W. Robinson, Geo.
o. K. Cram, Vim. G. Strong, Win. F.
Hardy, DR.. James A. Spalding. Charles
D. Merrill, john F. A. Merrill, Hubbard
w. Bryant, John S. Fogg.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
Before j. Aldrich.

Monday-In the case of The Gamewell
Fire Alarm Co. ys. the City of Portland
q motion for the dismissal of tie suit was
argued. The judge ordered tho case dts
missed Mr.. PERKINS of Boston appeared
for the Gamewell company and Mr.. Har-
ry r. Virgin for the city.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20

The removing Of last winters snow
from its streets cost Berlin $780, o00
Tie latest project in Switzerland is that
OF mountain railway to the summit of
the Ereithorn, next to the Matterhorn. g
g Berlin had thirty-on strikes last year,
only eight Of which were successful for
the strikers, of whom 1874 Gle were in
volyed.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
j. r. LIBBY.
PORTLAND, ApR11 20, 1897.

XX|HEN you've seen the new things in the
Y Draperies department and have heard
the new ideas regarding the use of
TO do more extensive job of renovating than you
had perhaps intended
There's SO much art and beauty in even the
cheapest drapery fabrics, SO much style and real
elegance at such moderate cost, so many kinds to
choose from ard such variety of ways to adapt
them you'll be bewildered at the choice and aston
ished at the cheapness of it all.
One of our street windows today has samples
Of some of the newest East Indian printed cotton
fabrics particularly desirable for chamber curtains
for cushions and pillows for panels and bed
coverlids. They wide fine goods, big Oriental
designs fast colors) very soft and silky
With them are some Bagdad prints and sort
ofllnen repp also iii large patterns and especially
good for cushions. !.
For upholstery many novelties in silk brocades
tapestries, etc, clever reproductions of antiques,
quaint combinations Of color. Also some new
corduroys and cretonnes for the same purposes.
In the window today are also samples of lace
and lshnet Curtains for dining room, library or
sleeping room, SI.I5 to $3.50 the pair, and bar
gain lot of white Bobinet Lace Curtains with wide
edge Of Val. lace and inserting to be sold at S2.oS
the pair. Some beautiful new corded Muslins,
ecru, tint printed in soft half tones specially fit for
country houses.
Our Draperies room is particularly interest
ing place at this season of the year.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20

We would call the special attention Of
our readers to the advertisement of
Frank B. Clark who will continue the
exhibition and sale Of the Soule Photo
Co., another week. These pictures are
works of art and all should see them.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs. E. M. Wing. of Winthrop, is
spending few days in town and has
been attending the Methodist conference.
Mrs. Carrie Osborne, of Winthrop with
her son Freddie is visiting friends in
the city.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-20
ST. Luke,s Sale.

Ons of the events OF the week will he
the musical and sale to occur at St.
Lukes' Parish house tomorrow afternoon
will have sale Of the exquisite Kesing-
ton and Mexican work for which they
have long been noted and for the evening
an exceptional musical programme has
been arranged.