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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30
ON GOLD MOUNTAIN.


r. X. Shepard came down from the
Holland mine on Thursday with n wad
pt bullion to send north. the product
Di last run OF the Mitchell amalgama-
TOR says the Richfield Advocate. He
confirms the previously printed reports
ni rlch free gold strikes on that mine.
day. p va
c; II. Jacobs spent n few days re-
,ehtly at his bonded Gold Queen, Gold
mountain district. After cleaning out
Dig cave In an open cut in 1856 gold
nlTt the force of the Queen is now
nrlving well timbered tunnel into the
luehlll across the gulch from the old
Workings.
w. A, Crawford, the well known
prospector, spent n couple of days in
hlchheld recently on business, and has
ssalh returned to Gold Mountain
Nhere he is interested. He reports the
ramp more active than ever before.
new blood being constantly infused
among the latest Corners are David
And Charles Eunz. two brothers hail
IlS from the Aspen and Cripple Creel,
regions in Colorado. They have four
laims at the head of Deer creek and
On the divide between Deer and Mill
creeks. Mr.. Crawford regards Cold
hountain yearlng dating its birth
" the passage of the last compulsory
Notk law, and deems its record phe-
poinenal for that time, the district al
i,Sddy Boosting seven shipping propo-
nVuns, the silver King, Blue Bird,
pr5eklnridge. SEWER Miller, Surprise
Ind Holland
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NOTES OF MAMMOTH.
The Record Reports n Fair Degree of Ac
tivlty in the Camp.

Seven men are now at work at the
Sioux Consolidated and a shipment OF
first class ore will be made from this
property in few days.
A shipment of first class ore IL be-
ing prepared at the Boss Tweed and
will be marketed next week. The
property is being worked under a
lease and is looking well.
At the Northern Spy considerable
copper ore is being taken out and a
shipment of three cars viii be made
in about two weeks. In the meantime
low grade ore is also being taken out
which will be sent to the Sioux mill.
According to reports just received,
Mt. Nebo is becoming quite field for
prospectors, number of whom are
at work and their camp fires can be
seen burning from the Sioux Road at
night. There are some good lead prop
critics in the Nebo district open for
any one who likes to do little hard
work with the drills.
Rapid progress is being made In
the development work at the Ten
nessee Rebel. The shaft has attained
depth of 200 feet and drift has been
run To the west for n distance of 70
feet. Some good looking quartz has
been uncovered, and 1t is probable that
this property may soon enter the list
OF shippers. Six men are now en-
ployed.
Negotiations are now pending for
the building of a switch from the
New East Tintic railroad to the Lower
Mammoth mine. 1t is probable that
work Will be started on the grade in a
few days. Arrangements are now being
made Tor new three-chute ore house.
Mhlch. VIII greatly facilitate the load
ing OF ore into the cars. Shipments
weeks
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Dips and Spurs.
Silver 544; lead 81.

SHNer DfA' leau VI.
John Dern of the Mercur went out
to the mine this morning.
The Horn Silver had five cars OF
crude ore on the market today.
At the sale OF delinquent Buckeye
stock today, only 1900 shares were af-
fected.
Allan C. Washington. president of
the Horn Silver company. was expect
ed in the city on this afternoons $40
train.
The Dexter Mining company is re-
ported to have let contracts for the
erection of 40-stamp mill ON its
ground at Tuscarora, Nevada.
The ores now being handled by tho
Mammoth company at Tintic, are yield
ing values of 20 per cent in gold. so
that no fears need be entertained con
corning shutdown at this property.
Mr.. Il. w. Renkin of Lincoln, Neb.,
IL IN the city. The gentleman is one
of the "old Mercur crowd" and a par
ucular chum OF Ed Airs. He will go
out to Mercur tomorrow In company
with George Dern, who goes thither
to gather up the time. This is Mr..
Renkin's first visit to Salt Lake and he
Is naturally much interested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30

Martin Murphy. an old Colorado
miner who has been doing some ex-
plotting ON lead located on the CON
tact east of the Mayfiower mine in
Madison county, has struck good
thing. Mr.. Murphy, who has had %
years experience In mining in the in
ternountain country. determined to
prospect the contact named some time
ago and has ever since been sinking on
claim he located. At a depth OF CO
feet he has uncovered a fine looking
body of ore, assays of which ran from
S3S to SlOi per ton gold. a carload OF
the ore will be shortly sent here for
treatment. Butte parties carry an in
terest in this property with Mr. Muir
phy.-Butte Miner.
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NOTICE TO sroRrsMEN,


Commencing Sept, 20 and during the
shooting season the oregon Short Line
will sell round trip tickets to Duck
vile, near mouth OF Beaver river at
S3.75 Trains viii leave Oregon Short
Line depot daily at s am. and S.45 D.
m, Al trains will be met by con-
veyances on arrival at Brigham City
Ample arrangcmenta have been made
for the accommodation Of all persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30

George Washington Perkins is
nnother man who has great faith in
the Deep Creek district And well
might he, for he informs the "News''
mat ne has property therein the
brahlte Rock mountalns-that yields
ore assaying 20 per cent lead, s24 silver
ana ~ In gold to the ton. Mr.. Per
klns says they are only down about 20
ieet and have this showing. His
property is named the Silver Queen
ana he has been working 1t off and on
tor year and n half. The gentleman
says they have plenty of ore. and he
TOO. Is longing for the advent of rail-
road Into that section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30

From Ogden, Nephi, Terminus. Eure-
ka and all intermediate points, October
End to 9th, inclusive, limit October y h.
From Harrisville, Cannon and intermedi-
ate points, October End TO 9th, inclu-
sive, limit October 10 b. From all other
stations, October End to 9th, inclusive,
limit october Is, 1897.
For special irian service see bills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30

at once for England. It is said. to close
the deal. An examination of the prop
erty has Just been completed by Edgar
Rathborne and w. Hamilton Merritt,
well known mining experts and their
report is said to be favorable. II is
rumored that number of smaller
mines near the Leroy will be Included
in the deal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30
Canal Company Meeting,

The stockholders of the Deseret and
Salt Lake Agricultural and Manufac-
turing Canai company met yesterday
business adjourned 10 meet on Mon
day, October 11th at 10 O'Clock a. M.
at which time all the Stockholders are
requested to be present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30

Precinct primaries in accordanc,
with the above call viii be held as fol
| lows.
1T. Langhan's store. Lincoln Park
Utah roller mills, 9Th South street
| WIN, Harding's residence 75l II
! 9th South.
4--45a Il. 9th South street
5-AnneN to Bird ward meeting house
6-Store, 800 South State street.
i-iioom ., joint city and county bid
Annex 18th ward meeting house
80. w. Symons's residence, G25 10.
lO-R w. McAllister's residence. 7Gl
r. Fourth South.
18th East.
l2-Corner eth So ana West Temple.
l4-Afriean NJ. Il. Church, 4th West.
i!-SiXth ward meeting house.
lS-Schills hall.
9th South. 900 W.
2l-Rooms 21-22, O'Meara block.
22-242 west LIST South
23-269 west End South.
24-Armstrong' hail.
26-Corner Sth W. and LIST South
@-itelief Society nall LIST North,
2g-233 Reed street.
SO-fesidence Mrs. Edna Smith. lis
North 2nd West.
3l-12s north 9th West.
3d-Eyans's blacksmith shop on
North Temple.
A-i46 west End North
35-Residence +. b. Gowan, 4Gi north
9Th West.
5-Rock building, North Salt Lake.
81 Independent school house, 18th
ward.
Ss-Brigham Young school house.
a9-Burlington school house.
as. W. MOrrison's residence. G25
Third street.
42-.Harry Joseph's residence, No. 50
II street.
43-TagEarus hall
fi-Airis's carriage shop, nth L.
LIST South.
i5-Corner 9th Il. and End South.
86-Eutchcr shop. s5i r. LIST South.
i7-Pitts carriage house. 1870 in Il.
is-lnduRtrial home 9Th East.
4g-ltichelieu block,2nd So. and Grd e.
E0-lIooper y Ioldredge blk. Main st.
dl-Court room, Old city hall.
52-2i2 $. state street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30
BuLLroN-BrcK's NEW ORDER.


At special meeting OF the Bullion
Beck company held last evening, the
order was Issued to cense the extrac-
ton OF ore, until such time as the price
OF silver would warrant RESUMPTION.
This news comes as n great surprise
to mining men and even to some of
the directors themselves, as they OK
pected things would go on as they were
until the next regular meeting at amy
rate. The new order will practically
shut or operations at the cOmpany's
property and throw upwards OF 100
men out of employment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30
Agricultural College, Logan, opens Sc,
TENDER 20, 1897,

COURSES OF STUDY AgrlcuI.
ture, civil engineering, mechanical
,snsIHeerlhs' domestic arts. book
keeping, and general science.
MANUAL TRAINING Farrn,ng
dairying, blacksmithing and mechan,
Ism, carpentry. cooking and dress
making.
tuition, free. Entrance fee SIS.
Board S225 to 50 per week.
Address' j. M. TANNER,
President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30
BIG DEAL NOW on.
1t Involves the Sale OF tho Rossland, Lee
roy md Others to an EngIlsh Syndicate.

Advices received here, says a dis
patch from Boise. Idaho, tend to con-
nrm the reported deal for the sale to
an English syndicate of the famous
kossland and the Leroy. The officers
OF the company at first pronounced the
story false but It is now learned that n
zeal Is really on and that the amount
involved is s5,OOO,OO0.
Col. l. N. Peyton OF Spokane and Sem
ator Turner of Washington Will leave
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FREE RE,DINc NATTER

At Union Pacific Ticket once, No. eol
Main Street.
Ask for
Souvenir Of the Overland Limited
Utah Book.
Mercur Book.
Sights ana Scenes In Utah
outdoor Sports and POstimes,
Slate Drawings.
H. H. CLAT. General Agent.
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NO SALES BUT FAIR FIGURES.
hork OF the bulls and Bears In the Pit
OF the Exchange,

~, mere were no sales on the stock ex-
nl4nge today although figures in the
nam We're In good shape and stocks re-
,ylNed fairly favorable recognition.
,urtherh Light and Mammoth made
specially good advances, nothwith-
landing the fact that there were 9th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30

Primaries to elect delegates to said
convention viii be held in the election
precincts of the city on Friday, Octo-
her list All voting to be by ballot, and
lhG pells to open at o'clock y. m.
and close at 9 o'clock p. m.
The Republican committee Of each
election precinct Is requested to take
charge of the primary of it's precinct
ana the voters Of each election precinct
are requested 10 select committee of
lot Tess thun three members, to serve
Tor the ensuing year.
The delegates elected to the CITY con-
Nention shall be delegates to the mu-
nlclpal ward conventions, to be held
Friday, October Sth. at 1850 y. m.
Each Of said municipal ward aonven.
tons will nominate three candidates
FOR members of the city Council. elect
"A municipal ward committee. and
transact such other business as may
properly come before IT,
IL Is recommended that at each of
the municipal ward conventions there
ne elected two members FOR each OF
three committees OF the city conven-
ton, to-wit: Credentials. permanent
ORGANIZATION ana order of business, and
resolutions. Also that two members be
CHOSEN To represent the municipal ward
on the Republican city committee: also
mat "a chairman, secretary and one
other be selected to act as tellers for
w respective Ndiu delegations in the
city convention. Also that each cleo
tion precinct delegation select chair
man and secretary.
The places for holding primaries and
municipal ward conventions win be nm
nounced hereafter.
The committees OF the election pre-
cincts and municipal wards are urgent
~ requested to cooperate with The cit,,
committee In arranging for places to
hold primaries and ward conventions
The chairman and secretary OF each
primary are requested to make two
sets OF credentials and send one to the
chairman OF the municipal ward.
and the others to the chairman of tire
city committee, that they may be tabu-
lated.
by order of the city Republican COM
mittee.
a, II. PARSONS, Chairman.
Il. NJ. ULMER, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30

Finest Bathing Known.
Massage for Both Sexes.
Steam and Electric Baths.
Swimming Lessons Given
~ tho Ladies by the Mntron Miss AIbrIeh.
dry. az empire L@un-
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Conclusion.

Any article deal in is all right and perfect in
value, and it will be to the interest of purchasers to
from and far and get their winter supplies
from the cheapest house in Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30
Baby's Cloaks and Hoods.

Infants long Cashmere Cloaks, 81 90
Infants short Outing Cloaks, DOC, 75c,
Infants wool Eiderdown Oloaks, 81. 10,
Infants silk Hoods, 25c, soc, Zoe.
Infants natural wool Undershirts 25c. :
Infants white Ribbed Undershrts, 25c,
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05
cseh. rsah Ns.ss.

somo OF tho young mea IN ihIs camp
are quite muaical.
n Il said that some OF the old mineral
producers Of this camp Will room DO
started up.
Il 10 reported that H. Moiuhart Of
Lake Valley Intends atartlng store aud
bakery &C Graphic mine.
Rev. Mencioe Of the MImbrer, preached
TO tho people berc last Sunday. iic viii
call again the last Sunday IN this month
Cooks and IIadiey are good camps for
lenserr, ths orc bodies being largo and
no wator and but little timber ls re-
qulrcd.
A majority OF the citizens here signe d
the petition foi .he appointment Of
Judge Joseph Boono as District At,
torncy.
Dennis Peoples Of Tho wcsl side wal
over last Sunday aud aaId the mlnIng
properties IN that nectlon are looking
away up In @.
Cooks has had some Of tho worst
kind Of weather the past week and the
old timers are trying 10 recolect what
winter this reminds them Of.
Gearhart BROS. are ailll working on
tho Spanlsh beauty claim adjoining the
FL paso properties on tho south. The
indications look very favoFabls.
Al schulia rays n SNOW continues tc
fall he intends 10 starta tohoggan sllds
down tho mountain aud thinks by e'
doing he woEt set the "Aiarble heart
I'D Orr, road supervisor, Is nov
ruatllng road taxes With don't sland
back but come forward aud pay Up uil
about him which 10 surct 70 be successful
The mine owners Of Cooks ihlnk thai
With Demlng as tho county scat, II
would cnune capital 10 ho attracted &
the lead mlnen Of this district aud The
citizens are all 10 favor Of division,
Tho peacoablc citizens 81 The lowel
camp complain Of promlscuoua shooting
10 aud around the Birds Nest saloon Il
this Is not stopped the new preninc
officers Will have some business TO at
tend 10.
"llFoncho" Mitchell has nearly recover
cd from the effects of accidental lurnl
which he received aud viii DO able Il
handle lhe rlbbonu again 10 d few days
"Droncho" has The prize hog Of Gran
couniy and viii charge nothing 70
people 70 look AZ H.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05


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Rp'p'' - n'n"t county ,n"' ui''v'on %
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nH' man 'ne single instance oi 'ne peu''
"on Alsneu " over ieureHiuoh's q Cen
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my ana sialing thSl - mHuy more
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Deming headlight., 1897-02-05
A seurriieus FlIns,

IVY. A. Hawkins was IL Santa 70 dur
Ing the week, striving 70 make the ncces.
aary repairs on Jo Mahoncy's broken
promise AGAINST county division" Sill
vsr City EnferPrisf.
The editor Of the Enterprise should
know that a scurriloua lnslnuaiIon such
as the above. against a man like Joe
Muhoney, known to the people OF the
territory as well as tho Enia7tise man
himself Is known, will work only ne a
boomerang TO tho writer Of such an
article.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

King Rex will make hls appearance
In the annual fnativllica OF the Mnfhi
urae n New Orleans on Feb "a. FOr
mngulncpnee of display al previous
tilorsa will be surpassed and 10 one Win
has never attended II viii seem like
being transported 10 faigyland.
The Sunset Limited leaves Dcnlng
ut 800 D. M, every Monday aud 1hurns
day reaching New Orleans nt Z 30 q. ~
the second motning. 10 THOSE Nhn con
template "A tip 80 New Orleans on the
cast this train nllers every cnngenlenou
nf llrai class hotel t0mhlnod nitlk
Qulrk Tins aud without extra cnsi.
DO not fail % attend the Alaril Orns
and be sure your ticket reads via Ih1
Sunset Limited.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

IA Tho HrAptionT has heretofore an-
nounced, grand masquerade ball will
be given al the opera houes Ia this city
on Monday night. February 2e, underthe
@uapiees of the Free Reading Room
management. Refreshments will be
served during lhe evening. Tickets DO
cts, each, on sale at Iyfon's drug store
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

On Tho flrat n this month AIr. G. II.
Busworth, the popular Southern Pacific
agent at this point, waa promoted to The
poslilon Of Train Master, and he now has
supervision over nll trains 10 the 3. r.
yards here. The promotion oi MIR. Bos-
worth Is dvaeryllg one and his friends
will be pleased to learn Of bis good for
tune.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

a isaulaf iaeeiiag Of Dcmlne Lodge
N, 30 Nnlghlsot IyshIas, hsid n this
rily lasi Tuesday night, Deputy Grand
Chancellor. Otto Smith, assisted by rnst
UhnncelloF q. N. pctscy, installed the
newly elected officers Of The Lodge Ia a
befil,lng manner
Mr.. G. J. Kelly, who WAS chosen 20
WELD the gayel for the next six months,
u ono Of the most popular young men IN
Dcming and the selection OF him ng Com-
mandeF Of Deming Lodge No. 20 was an
excellent ore. Mr.. Kolly cemo 10 ibis
city from Indiana carly Ia tho year Of
1894 aud entered the furniture and hard
ware establishment Of J. A. Mahoney ua
book keeper which position he now
holds, BInce colnIng here, Mr.. Kelly
has made many friends. who are pleased
to SEQ him advanced 10 the highest posi-.
lion In this Lodge, that Is sufs 70 consin.
ue Ita progress Under his ablo superyl-
sion.
The Lodge now has coed roll oi
members aud Is In sound financial con.
dltlon. A full list Of the officers lnstall'
ed follow:
9. J. Kelly, G. ci n. @. Clarke, v. G;
Win. Lelller, Prcleic; Henry Meyer, M.
OF W; ], II. Woods. X. II. 81 Otto smith,
n, Of ~ A. J. Clark, n. Of vi J. w.
IIannigan, NJ at A; Jamoa Hamilton,
/. Ui S. d. swope, o. q.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

Fer the morning tbs thome Will be:
Forces That decide the character of q
community.
There viii be noterslce II the evening,
but promptly N oilock The Young
l'eoplc'a Society II Christian Eudeayor
viii hold rs tiFss meeting 10 which ail
are respectfully Invited.
This meeting Will cluso IN ample time
Tor everyone 10 attend The preachIag
service al the NJ. y. Church.
~ w. fIASgruHyhn, Pastor.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

Yesterday morning al about o'clock
The station building at steln'a Pass was
burned 70 the ground, the eompany's
money being al that waa saved from tho
danes Mlss Rodgers the station agent,
lost all o. her clothing and furniture.
The hfe originated IN tho Kitchen. i.osa
estimated at 81 900.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

desire 20 thank the voters OF Proclucl
No. n who supported mo ni The polls on
January iilh last aud nssute shc,n that
lht sulae u appreciated.
FnANg Mu0LiNcnnr.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

The morning subject NJ the Methodlat
church Cor next sabhnlh viii he "Walk-
Ing with Cod" Gen, A-2f.
Rev. l.. l.. Iallanco will preach at
night WA. GosErr, Pastor.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-05

Two cottages, four rooms each, uofth
ni depot. Watnr ln 10th h0uaea. For
further lnf0rmhl|on call On adufsns
w r. M1n4ffl