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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-21

more Thoroughly the recent strike n
tue property.
The Golden Gate IN ne in Green
ca yon Ia impr0ving wit depth, says
the Loaan Nation. rno c mpsny viii
double their force next week. The
avsrage assay from samples on their
2O0.'oot ledge gives S. goi per ton.
Logan Nation: MIR. Emil Water.
laus, who was IN town from Garden
CITY, Bear Lake county, states that
cons derable inierts: IS being shown
In mining matters in that locality.
Hundreds of claims have been located
on the eastern side OF the WtsAtch
mountains.
Psysou Header: The mining In
dustry the Nebo district is assuming
rapid proportions. Jim Wilson, who
has bsen IN that vicinity several times
OF late, says there are near fiity men
at work prospecting and developing.
Last year at this time there were
scsrceiy none.
Nephi Republic: Councillor Ellison
went over to Eureka "Wednesday IN
busness aud returned Thursday. He
reported that big improvements are
being made in the mines there, anu
that while they are suffering a tenn.
pursry ui.benefit from the clash with
the railroads the iprospects are bright
Tor the great mining camp over the
border.
Wyoming Press: The Giant Chic
mine management shipped last week
two cars of ore from which the real
ir. "A ut rAfn nj M
car. They have oil the m ,rket two
cars OF low grade ore from which
they have no returns as yet.
1t is the intention TO market
al least four ears each week.
This is only a fraction Of what the
mine 10 capable OF producing, anu In
the near future It is fully expected
that sum greater than that obtained
from the sale oil last week will be COM
ing into the pockets of Evanston men
ar dividend.
Pluto Pioneer: Hon. Thos. Fergu son
returned from Bingham anu other
points north last Thursday. The
former place 10 where the carload OF
ore taken from the Crystal mine, OF
which Mr.. Ferguson superintendent,
was taken Tor 'testiDg purposes. Tom
comes back highly eiated over the re.
| Result Of the test and says II was very
satisfactory. To Pioneer repressh-
| tative he stated that hosting works
would he put in at tue Crystal imme.
| diateIy, add that the same lie now 81.
log shipped. Alec that the Crystal
ores Will be treated in the Webster
mill at present, while the mill so n to
be built by the Crystal company is
being erected.
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J.L. Wees was over from his placer
mines on the Snake near Orsana yes.
terday, bringing with MIN neat clean.
up for the past month anu laying In
montb's supply Of Provisions to take
back, says the BJise Statesman. The
company he ID interested in lie having
Symonds water motor put In at thsII
mine which will enable them TO work
their ground TO much better advantage.
The motor will raise !. 900 gallons oil
water minute to a heigut OF THIRTY
feet, whicn gives ample head. 1t will
be cum pieted within the next ten days.
Mr.. Wetssaye the placer or, und sloi &
the Suake has been but little Envelope, +,
and that there 10 enough GOLD there In
the eand banks AMI bars to pay of the
national DEBT. The trouble with the
placer claims 10 that SO many hav.
located them with vie OF speculation
and have perform.d no development
work upon them. While many men
ale working al various places along the
river, the next few years will SEE the
number greatly increased.
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THE BURNs DISTRICT.
Excitement in the stato Of washing
ton-Ihompson's Promotion.

Excite ment is the staip Of washing
ton-Ihompson's Promotion.
Alter au absencs OF two mooths.
the greater portion OF which time he
was In Washington, Alderman +. +.
thompson arrived home yesterday
says the PARK Record. He gives ;
most Interesting acc unit II What he
unhesilatingly pro ounces tho must
valuable mineral discovery made N
recent years. Is location IL In tn.
Uascade range, King county, Wash.
ingtoD, about elgny nit east OF
Seattle. Il is known Is tue Burns mi II.
ing DIST. OF, anu the fret heard OF IL
was In September las, wnen some
prOsp. ctors who were hunting for pre-.
ei0us metals acc deDtedly run upon It,.
Far quality AMI qusliiy OF min ersl
bearing ledges, Mr.. Thompson says
that this new district besto anything
ne ever heard Of. Veins from 10 to
200 ieet In thickness, rich in gOl1, sil-
yer anu copper, crop out along the
surface. The greater portion Of the
country has been located, Mr.. Thomp.
sou baviug staked cut seven claims
Tor himself aud other PARK City peo-
pie. Tnere are three lakes rom i've
to ten acres in area Within the mineral
zJne, tn. waters Of two Of them bel z
u dark green from copper stain aud o.
the other blood red. The discovery,
MIR. Thompson s.ys. Is creating great
excit, meDt In Washington. He will
return to the district at al early day.
John Thompson, who for many years
has been master mechanic for the A n.
Choir Mining company, let the Park
last Sunday aiteruoon 10 accept >
lucrative position with the De La Mar
Mining company OF De LIS Mar, Ne.
vaan. Mr.. thompson 10 a thoroughly
COM petent macninist. and a pleasant,
genial gentleman, and his hosts OF
frieuds mere, while reRrettlpg very
much to lose him, congratulate MIN
on his q cd fortune. The De La Mar
com, any Will mud 10 him q valuable
acquisition.
Following are the ore shipments from
the Mcintosh Sampler tor the week:
Silver X ing, 537, $50; Silver X ny con.
centrat.s, 42O,6U0; DAILY Wes,, 49,, $40
Greek juggling, $3.50. Total pounds,
1906, $50.
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oAonE COUNTY MINES.
Claims that show Good Values In Cop.
per, SILVER ana Gold,

Claims that show Good Values In Cop.
per. SILVER ana'Goid.
A gioup OF claims that has q very
promising outlook 10 Situated about
twenty-five miles south Of Logan, tays
the Nation OF that city. Considerable
work has been done on the Blue Bell
claim, 1t 10 located near the summit
OF the mountain; the ore wss disc ".
cred in o Cliff OF T. cks that stands about
twenty feet high, the face Of which
has the appearance OF being all copper
ore. AT this point q tunnel OF seven y
Ave feet has been run the full distal es
through rock that assays 8 to 30 per
cent copper and some gold anu silver.
Another tunnel is now baing run 90 me
hundred feet 10 yer down TO strike the
vein. II 10 now In about one hundred
and twenty-five feet. This claim IL
owned by Joseph Howelis, Jsmes
squirep, John Squires, q. Wilson, M.
Wilson, Anurew Nielsen anu others.
Next to the southwark Ia the Ogu c
claim, owned by DR.. Brick. NJ. ID.
FArnes and Others, on which Wesley
contract TO NIX shalt twenty-five
feet. A very fine showing of copper
10 found here on the contact.
A short distance north OF Browne
ramon 10 an old claim on wnicn shout
$4,000 has been spent by J. II. Ed
wsrds, John Trewhsla, lho asa Snsrr
and g. w. Scott. About 500 feet o.
tunneling has been d ne At this place.
they have on the dump about fifll
tons OF ore OF which su uverase assay
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IN The PIT TODAY.
Stock Brokers Chronicle an Out and
Out WbittWasb.
nEpCUR AND SOUTH SWANSEA PAY.
Rich Cepptr Disc V ris in Idaho
Minss Of Fish Springs Mise /.
Ian, Gus Mining matters.

The stock brokers did themselves
proud ON the stock exchange today,
,telr antics In the pit causing stocks
10 chronicle stationary figures ami to
,uccumb to such great number OF
Transfers as to make OF the days work
an cut and out whitewasb.
Anchor wps felt after at 90 cents BID
but the stock failed totally to mate
riulixe as an offering. Ajax was low
and not much sought after, while
Beck stood unchanged being bid for
at IS and offered at $3.50. The Dslys
lacked special attention and had very
weak figures, as did also Dalton AMI
Lark anu Eagle, despite the fact that
the latter was the principal In big
strike but several days ago. Geyset'
Marion which declared its $4,000
dividend Saturday,, was bid fol-
at Sl27t and offered at
s cents III ADVANCE OF that figure. Mer-
cur, wu.ch distributed the velvet to.
day, was strongly bid for, but holders
asked IS Tor the stock AMI refused To
TAX. LEST. Mammoth was nrm ut Sl.3O
bid, while $3.50 was the figure "a,
which holders offered the stock, thus
shutlir z of the possibility OF sales.
Niue,y-rve cents could have bought
Northern Light stock, but there were
no bidders IN the pit and thus 1t was
allowed to pass by unmoiested AMI
without q single trsns or.
Not a great deal Of interest at
tached to the call Of unlisted stocks
nor were q great number OF them
called out on the blackboard. Swansea
took the initiative with bid OF 81 as
against offerings OF the stock at ~ 70,
while South Swansea followed anu
was played for at 81. 40. although no ID.
ers refused 10 give up under The 81 90
mark. Little Pittsburg lost strength
and hal lite best bid al 81 cent; Sua-
set was offered at Is ce4.s auu Omaha
at 50, while the latter had bid oil 20
cents.
The closing a cures were as follows:
Listed sToCKs.
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And NV England points are reache
In the most comfortable manner VIA
the Like Shore and Michigan Sou H.
ern Railway. The summer train ssr-
vice via this line sffords morning,
afternoon and evening trains from
Chicago at convenient houre, a com
Ulete schedule o! which viii be iu .
nished on application. Tourist tick IA
to the msny cool and delightful REQ 8
OF the East, Including Cbautat gu 4
Lake, are now on sale. A henJeOm g
Illustrated Tourisl Book showing rOule
aud rates to these ppints will be cent
nee on request. II you contemplate an
eastern trip this summer the prluteJ
matter referred to will be OF interest
Address b. p. Humphrey. L. p. A
Kansas City, Mo-, or q. X. WILDER, A,
u. p. A., Chicag'.
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There ID considerable activity at the
Winnamuck, ssys the Bingham Bul.
letip, II evil emily telling the incl
ton TO put the mine in condition i0I
quite extensive operations, ready f.r
Any move TINT may be- decided upon.
The new boiler 10 much neeueu, as one
OF the OLD ones has given out, ana will
be- fred up a. soon LIB connections can
be made. A No. IA 6xl2 pumy is due
and also needed, the water being now
held at about q stanustili 25 feet below
the 200 level. Some work was being
me yesterday In tue ID xon tunnel,
across the guich, which Will head of
u Troublesome stream oil wafer now
eeepiug down into the WinnamuC
urifl under the creek bed, and source
Of much trouble. Ii is by no means
improbable that next mOnln n oonsid-
cradle 10. CO will be at work in the old
mine, anu the mill running on q large
pile vi sec nd-class that has accumuial-
ed on the dump.
Col Hefffon Is increasing the oapa-
city OF tue Niagara cyanide mill, AND
his operations Will LIE much more im-
purtant than last season. He is blaz.
lug way for others 10 follow whioh
viii lepu u a : ew phase In the record
o. BiDgnam's great inIuetry. There
10 in the locally, croppi. q from many
Claims, sn Immense tonnage of tne
ore which he IL treating so successful
ly. The enlarged mill 10 said TO be
harding nesriy 90 IONS per dpy.
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Mr.. Gil 5. Peylop, who some time
sgo went East for the purpose Of
placing Chloride Point sock, lie
authority for the statement that the
compsny's mill will go up this sum-
mer, the plans being now practl caiiy
uut.
OF the Dipper in Little Cottonwood
the gentleman Bsye that as the con.
tract IL not yet finish 81, not much can
be tald o 1t, but preteot ituicatioDs
seem to sustain the theory that the
mine Is The making OF q valuable
property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-21

The saltpelre claims owned by ]. W.
Ellison aud othsfs IN Gosh en- canyon
have been sold to Colorado parties ana
a nice sum OF money was the purchase
pr,ce. The parties VINO now control 1t
Will put up works right away, and be.
gin the reduction OF saItpetre. rhs
OF 1t, anu 1t assays ~ per cent in salt.
petre. The enterprise OF Councillor
Ellison should be followed by other
people OF this city.-Nsphi Republic.
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AHaIrs of she SWANSEA,

The Swansea Miuing company will
hold meeting in this city late this
afternoon at which time new secre-
tary Will DO elected. 3. q. Snyder,
formerly of the Rio Grsnue Western,
Is slated for the position aud he will
likely get 1t. Within two weeks tue
company will establish local offl css,
when will be located In either the
Dooly or Atlas blocks. The Swansea
company is progressing very nicely
lust now and the mine 10 making a
good record In the matter Of prodnc-
ton,
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.rCn CoPPER DIscOvERIEs.
20. Anthony People Troubled with
the Mining Fever.


the Mining Fever.
Mining fever In q mild form has
struck b. Anthony ami some OF our
citisens left for the mountains during
the past week, says the Fremont
County, Idaho, News. Several OF the
more wary left during the darkness Of
night In order to avoid suspicion for
fear that others might discover the
spot of indesoribable wealth before
they had thesjead immortal clnch.
About week ago.Phil Oskdep John
Marshall and John SMUT, oidtime
prospectors. returned from tour oil
prospectiou and filed the hearers wi b
anxiety and mining fever by theit
glowing tales OF rich copper discover.
les on the mountains that separate us
from JRckson's Hole. They brought
along ss much OF the rock az was cen.
venient for them to pack and sent
samples to a half dozen as,ayers.
The reports cane back from
the hssayers in the course OF
. few days stating that the rock
was from 80 to 90 per cent copper.
These reports were far better than
sven dreamed OF, and the finders were
therefore wild with enthusiasm and
expectation. They are back again to
heir field OF wealth, aud will ship ct
,nce about 1000 pouads OF the rock 10
Butts and the same amount TO Salt
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LONE TREE PROGRESS.
Brief History of Gold Mountain
Mining Proheriy.

Brief History of Gold Mountain
Mining froberiy.
With the SEWER, the Holland anu
the Miller group for neigbbors the
Lone Tree mine is located on Gold
Mountain, land seems determined 10
push hsrReIf to the trout rank OF pay.
Rlchfield. The formations to each
side Of the Lone Tree were different,
being granite ON the one hand ana
uiarite on the other, while the site OF
the present mine was covered with
sVil thick enough for grats to subsisI
on It.
owuers, j. Osiluud, Lorei 20 Nelson
and J. E. Collar, that there was sure
to be something rich at the place OF
contact, ss there were other mines eli
around. TreDchlng was resorted to,
and the plnce OF meeting was found.
anu just between the two, u vein OF ore
line inchos tbick.
Work was prosecuted on the mine,
Messrp. Nelson and Collar doing 1t In
persor, while Mr.. Ostlunu was back.
fifty feet deep and have cut across the
Nclu DtBibuiuk nv tuo kIbuItc WILL
As the wUrkmen vent from the gran
lie toward the diarite they iound six
iormstloue, viz: let, quartz partly
decomposei like the SEWER; 2ud, u
brown tale; 3rj, harder but lignier
tale; An, u harder tale; 9th, n quartz
neafiy pure white; 6tn, q rock Iesem.
bling tracbyte in color, lustre and frac.
tuTe.
All OF this has the appearance Of
rich ore and the last mentioned rock
elbows free gold in several places. Sew.
eral years ago MIR. Lyon found piece
Of float 10 h rec Heaven that afssyed
iabuluusly, and ali the ported who
have seen the trachytic appearing ore
from the Lone Tree say II came from
the same place, this being rock that
has been before unseen In the region
OF Gold Mouniain.
Mr.. Ostlund bhs been in business in
Elsinore for years END does not be-
jieve In New Workers anu other men
taking away The wesl.h OF Utah's
mines and by oool oolitcted moves Is
pushing himself to the front as o mir.
ing man OF our county.
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William DIX, an old Ontario
miner, returned u the Park Weducs'
10y from new gold Il q IN the Cich'
Creek range Of IN unJains in
elder county. The beaiity OF the ntw
discovery lie ab u twenty IN Ice frUn
Kelton, a Central Pac fic railroad sis
ton. Mr.. DIX de,crlbss the minera :
Yea veins az AN Oxiuiz9I iron quar- 2
which crop up between granite ahu
slate intact. A 9 foot vein carries al
average ol s4i In gOl to the ton, wbln
ass,ys rom dpnd esm les bavs III
Into the u ureds. People have b.
gun to II ok to the scene, the iget
he discovery having just nkel out,
A Ter attending to come business ma .
tsis In Salt Lac, Mr.. ID K VIII return
TO tins new dis rict spu Lexin II Q ~ :
velopment o: bis locatioi e. Parh
Record.
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erection OF Hoist Decided Upon
GoIdstope in Idaho,

Erection Of Hoist Decided Upon
Goldstope In Idaho.
Mr.. w. Scott Crismon OF the U alb
aud Galena Mining companies In orms
the NEWS that 1t has been PCS tivelv
decided toerect hoist on the ROY erties,
tut that the directors are at loss 10
know Just exactly what kind Of n hoist
TO buil'. Bolh mines have car OF ore
at the sampler. ana the Fish Strings
producere are said ~ be IL txcellen
shape.
The Goldsione In Idaho, which lie
ow' ed by the Cri' m ns and Others, 10
workii right along and m king a
good record Of production. Tho mine
has ils location ON Trap creek, fifteen
miles from salmon City, ami the con-
parry lie about 10 commence the opers-
ton OF a teD.stamp mill, recently
erected on the property.
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round "Trip from all points n Utah snd
Idaho iss bssn gisnted by the rail-
roads. For dates OF sale and linsit Of
tickets, ser Advertisements.
WIIFoRD WOODRUFF,
HoMAs HULL. GEM supi.
Sec, Y. NJ. NJ. |. A.
ELMIsA 5. TAYLOR,
ANN NJ, CANNoN, President.
s cretsiy, Y l.. NJ. l. A.
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We have seen a sample OF Neb, ore
that went S35 In gold, says the Nephi
Republic.
Messrs. J. L. Bsmbsrger and David
Keith returned yesterday from trii
TO Oregon, where they went to look
inlo their mining interesis.
Morris Blmberger, assayer at the
Mercur mine and mill, was In To-Day
anu reports things looking well In
camp. He will 60 bsck tomorrow.
VIC. Lyman and others interested
In the Superior mine on Bonanza Flst
just out of Park City. will take TIP
tc .hs mine tomorrow 10 investigate
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Thrives on aood iooI anu sunshlne
with plenty OF exercise In the oIo
air. Her form CLOVIS with hesllh an
her face blooms with its beauty. l
her system needs the cleansing octi n
OF laxative remedy, she uses the
gentle anu pleasant syrup Of Figs.
Made by the California Fig Syrup
Com pany.
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l. AZ our ces silver and 81 gold. Abon
500 toms OF float Gre NJ tnis place u
b. picked u that win run ir m 8 10 81
ounces ellver. IL 10 MI FREQ miliin
and with a mill It couli be worried / d
81 so per ton. This vein has been
iracsd for i've or ais miles.
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ToDAY,s DIVIDEND PAYMENTS.
Mercur and south Swansea Spread
1897 900 in Velvet.

k0oS OOO III Noitet.
The Mercur company distributed
$4,000 among g.. stookholders today,
the payment swe.iing the company 3
dividend total 10 S725, 200. ana leaving
the Golfers OF the corporation with
prospects, for many more such distri-
buttons following In lis wake.
The stock occupies q very prom.
inent place In mining Orioles aud
the prospects are that with an early
increase in monthly dividend pay
msnts, It will get stronger and strop g.
er, until $40 a shsre will hardly buy
IL.
This was distributing day with
the South Swsnsea company which
spread The velvet among Its stockhold-
ers TO the extent OF $1,000. This com.
pany 10 making splendid headway and
despite the unfavorsblo condition oil
the silver and lead market, 10 making
a record which will stand to its credit
for many ysars to come.
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st. George Temple.

The 81. Georle Temple will cloee on
the 18Th July, 1897, and open Tnes-
day, the 3ru oi August.
ST. GEORGE U,au, Ju1e l, 1887.
DAVID Il. CANNON,
PIeslucut
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Logan Temple.

LOGAN, Utah, June l7th, 1907
The La. an Temple will close on FRI
day, the l6sh of July, and reopen on
Monosy, The Is h OF sep ember, 1897.
Nj. w. MERRILL,
President
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Salt Lake Temple,

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
friday July . a., AID reopen on
Monday, Aupust 9, 1897.
LORENZO SNOW, President.
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Kenneth Donneii.n, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. l6l Main street.
Telephone No. 50S.
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W. i. Barnett, scientific, thorough
and painless dentist, does the bost ami
cheapest dental work In the city. II
West First South
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Manti Temple.

The Manti temple will close on Fri.
day the l6lh OF Juy, and reopen on
Monday tn. 20 Il August, 1897.
JOHN ID. t. McALLIsTER,
President.
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Gold Mountain and narysyaie District
Rich field, IIsiners, heiknap.
On Saturday, June Goth, the RIO
above mentioned points. Traius leave
at $500 Am. Fare $500 round THY.
T cke,s good ten days. A splendid
opportunity for miniag men to vie't
MarypvHip
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LAKE n order TO thoroughly satisfy
themselves that they arc the Richest
men In Idaho,
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A Boy Hurt.

Farley Liddle. boy IL years old
living at Waterloo, was seriously hurt
on the back OF the head this morning
by being thrown from q buggy. He
aud younger rlther drove up Fitth
East street until near the corner OF
Fourth South, their buggy was cap
sized by a dirt heap and the older one
was hurt as stated.
The cut wss about twelve inches 10
length and quite deep, and bled q
good de,l. Both boys were thrown
cut and the horse TOOK fright ana ran
away but was stopped bsfore going q
block.
Mrs. Frank A. ii arlington OF 4sB
east Fourth South street cared for the
boy by washing anu dressing tbs
wound.
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Taylor b os., IA ". 1t South. Stock
anu Real EstAt. Brokera. Tel. 1858.
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Y. NJ. G Y. l.. N. /. A. Conference

The annual general conference OF
the Young Menu and Young LsdIes
Mutual Improvement Associations o.
the Lstter-1sy SAINTS will be held in
Salt Lske City, Utah. on Saturday.
Sun ay and Monday. July l7.b, 18Th
aud 10th, 1897,
Stake ami Ward Officers and Asso-
citation mem bers are especially urged
TO be present, and general invitation
to attend the Conference is extendeI
all Interested In the cause OF Mutual
Improvement
A rate OF oni single fare Tor the