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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
Cannot 60 To Castillo.

The Utah Press Association through
lite president, Mr.. u. p. Felt, recently
made an effort to have the Montana
quill-drivers spend the Fourth OF July
with them at Castillo Syringe. But 1t
will be readily seen that pleasure will
not be gra,ified. The following Lett
from John McMurray, secretary o. the
Munta a association TO MIR. Felt tells
the story:
Mr.. ID. p. Felt, President Utah Press
Association. Springville, Uiah: Dear Sir:
Mr.. j. NJ. Quinn, editor of the ID ,tte
Miner, has forwarded TO me your note
relative TO the visit ofthc Montana Press
association to your Stse.
Arrangements have boon perfected for
starting from Butte on the afternoon Of
June %, and will leave Salt Lake for
home the evening of June 25th. The an-
nual meeting will convene in Helena the
2lst inst.
In behalf of the association, sincerely
thank you for the cordially OF your well
come, and trust that next year the Utah
association will arrange 10 take their out
ing in Montana, wnen they can feel as
sured of n hearty welcome and true
Western hospitality.
You see that 1t will be impossible to
meet with You July itb. think our
party will fill up two Pullman coaches,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
Dips and spurs.

dds ana spurs
Pesry and Lows's market report OF
June 2lst 10 now ready.
he Spokane stock exchange hiss
suspended operations indefinitely.
Tho South Swansea has declared q
$500 dividend, payable on the 2lst.
w. @. Lyman OF the Constellation
company will 60 out to Park City To.
morrow.
At Its annual meeting held 10 thia
city recently, the Dsltoa q Lark oom-
pany elected the following ofiicers; j..
5chenck, president; II. H. Rea, Vice
president; J. II. Bacon, treasurer; j..
X. bohenck, secretary, and these with
w. 9. Henderson,; J. M. Rea and ID.
II. Schsnck, board Of trustees.
Provo Utonian: A custom mill for
Slate Liue now seems to be certainty.
Mr.. q, W. Craig of this city, who has
hsd tue matter in hand 10 con neotton
with eastern parties, will 20 to State
Line next week with view OF com
pIeling arrangements for tue mill. A
custom mill will undoubtedly be q
good payin proposition and will do
much to br ing biats Line to the front
as one Of the foremost campo in the
State.
Evanston News.Re gister: This eight
fortu nate residents OF Evanston who
are owners OF the Giant Cnief mine OF
Bingham, Utah. are more enthusias-
| tic than ever over their prospects,. Tw .
| oatlosds OF high grade ore were
shipped to the Salt Lake sampler iaet
| Monday. From assays OF the stuff,
| taken indiscriminAteIy from the ore
Wagons made at the mine, 1t is conn.
DENLY expected that the entire lot VIII
| run not iess than $50 per ten. In few
days three csrloa.s OF low grade ore
| will be shipped to the smsiIer a.
sandy, which 10 only twenty miiei
fr m tns niue. There 10 little douD
hat the Giant Chief will develop int
Que OF the best paying properties 1.
Uts h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
About Alexander Wallis.

To the Editor:
Y.ur notice of the death of my
br ,ther, Alexander Wallis, In your
issue this 10Th inst. needs correction.
He was baptized into the Church In
April, 1851, by Elder James Simons.
at the Whitechapel branch OF the Lon
lon conference. He kept the CONFER
ence hOuee for u number of years, anu
there are huuureJs oil Elders win, well
remember MIN and nis vile TOR their
Ii spitsiity, kindness OF heart anu de-
vouun to the eause, who would scnros
recognize the desuf puon Of him In
notice referred 10, copied from the Mill
lenniai Star. Please insert IL justioe
to his mem ry-
JAMES IL, WALLIS. Sen,
S76 W. SJulh Temple Street.
Millennipi Star, please cJfrec'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

things. The briff and unsaiisfying
nature OF the pleasures ami & ories Of
the worid was descti oil snd the en-.
during qualities OF the truti coDtrasted
herewith. The necessity Of eacn one
leading a pure and righteous lie was
emphasizst, as also the saving ficacy
OF the Gospel OF Christ. But these
principles vera OF individual applica.
ton, and each must see to himself
with ut consideration OF the weak.
1esses OF others. The, speaker closed
with n testimony Of the truth Of the
q pei, SD the picturing OF the pun
isnmeDts 10 come upon those who
prove reoreanf, AID tue rewards to fol-
low the faith ul.
Tho Conference was adjourned 10
Saturday, Sept. ii, at 10a. m.
Tue ch ir sang the n BEN,
Glory DO 10 God
Bened.ctiOu ~ Ei4er ]. g. Kim.
ball,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

shaft. This tun oil. wuicn ~ now IN
a distance o. ITO feet, must be driven
another 100 feet to reach the lead,
Two shifts are bei g worked ami an
advance Of about twJ eat per d.y "
made. dir. Smith expects to re um.
work In the shalt in few days, whe
the force will be increased. Abnut 40
tons Of ore arc on the dump but no
shipments will be maize for come
time. Tue company 10 thiuktug some
OF building o concsntrator near the
mine. They exp. Of to put In mschin-
cry soms time during the summer,
and may put In q boiler In few
wseke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
DANIEL, cANYoN GOLD,
xcit. .ntni Of Lass Week Said tc Re
Unwarrsntsd.

xcit, ntni of Last Week Said &c Ne
Unwarrsntsd.
LII lie weekly review the Park Rsc3rj
says that the gold excitement ~
Dspiels' canyon, Wasatch couo,y, re.
lorled 10 the Hslt Lake daiiies duriug
the week, amounte ~ Just this and no
more: A couple OF prosi eciors ovti
there arc working on au oxiaiEsd iron
les 20 which carries little better than u
trace OF gold and aoy quantity OF
snderfoor' metal, The presence o.
which has csused The eyes OF the na'
tives 10 iairIy bulge IF m their SOCKETS.
The canyon atouDds 10 iron deposits,
all OF which carry q little gol y, but D.
has never been found Ia paying quat-
titles. The circulation OF the reior
caused . good many ,xci,able people
TO hurry 20 The scene, WITH the resul'
Inn, The recorder OF Wasatch county
has actually struck II ron.
The ore pinH a. the Dtly.West arc
being emptisd and their content
shidped TO market. Rimors are bhoa
thattths mine win shortly resum
operations, bat ing uiries at bsa Jqu,r
terra elicitsd nothing OF q dsh ate ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
AUSTIN HIS DEsrINAIIoA.
farnsworsh to witness the sI,irs Start
-Ihsrn 4 re OIhers.


-Iher, Are Others.
Hon. p. 4. FbTusw0rth left yester-
day for A ustln, Nevada, whittier he
went 10 witness the start Of the Austin
compRny's new mill, which will BE-
ut in operation In tue course OF few
uaye.
Mr. Farnsw orth will be Joined on the
18th by Mefsrs. Arson. Phelps, Stokes
aud others OF New York. These gentle.
msn are directors In the Austin
company and they too will gaze upon
the fret revolution OF the new machin. .
cry. Fleming OF the Mammoth, who
has been on the ground for couple OF
w,eks now, will superiutend the start,
anu under his efficient care 1t 10
though: that all Will 20 well. With
the new mil ia operation, the Austin
mine will soon be placed on q uivid-
end.pay Ing basis, ms the property Is u
hummer aud has been kept back only
through lack OF facilities ior the trea.-
ment Of its ores.
A car of ore came In from the mine
TO-DAY. The mineral 10 tnid to run
quite high in white metal values,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
AJAX AND DAILY.
Tho Two STOCKS Scoring Transfers Ia
the PHI TnLay,

Tho Two STOCKS Securing Transfers Ia
the PHI Today.
Shares OF Ajax and DAILY changed
hand, In the pit oil the exchange u.
day, 100 OF tue former, finuing a tsker
al 49a cent?, Will. so OF the latter sold
at the low figure OF 50. Tue
weeks beginning was not Alto.
gether hatteriDR one, stocks
on the whole, Remaining In the
badly depressed shape OF the pasl
few weskR. Mercur maintained faif
STRENGTH AT woulp have sold readily
al 81 10 sbaie, while Japan came OUT
wiz, the INFLATED stvcks as an Offering
al 90 cents, with no bids.
Tue closing fl CURES were as followE
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
rremi.,pr Qa.r,I Creek Niue.

One OF the most promising mines In
the vicinity Of Quarts creek 10 the
Elise, says the Quarlz Creek Miner.
II has ledge OF good value running
500 leet through It's property and CON
tinuiHg into the Jewel calm, which
sdjoins and 10 bonded 10 the Elise
company. The streak OF pay ore IL
about two and q halt feet IN width,
aud assays from $50 to 90 high 40 1920
A shipment OF picket ore has been
made but no returns have yet been
made public. Work upon the shaft,
now dowa so feet, hiss suspended on
account OF the great amount OF surfacs
water. To obviate this q tunnel !,
being run to tap tue lead Vt . depth Of
about ll5 Get, and under the present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

The Buckeye, one Of the mott prom
ising mines in the south end Of Tintic
aisttict, was on the market today with
= car Of high grade or, taken from
The lower levels Of the mine. The ore
has not bseu assayod yetrbut IL is
thought It will run well In values.
The miDe's condition ut present 10
most encouraging, ami Judge Green,
the superintendent. II In high spirits
over its outlook. Recsnt discoveries
IN the property have put the company's
stock 10 the ascendant and pvw II IL
In demand at an Increased figure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
TILE nnpEnN nEAurY.

Thrives on good food and sunshine
with plenty Of exercise In The open
air. Her form gluws with health and
her lace blooms with Its beauty. II
her system neeus the cleansing acti n
OF laxative remedy, she uses the
gentle anu pieasant syrup OF Figs.
Made by the California Fig Syrup
Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

TUE coucernipg the rep rt.. The Daiy
West may start up ut an early date anu
IL may not.
There 10 o good reason why the
large golc-besring veins already dis.
o'vered 10 this district csnnot BE-
worked at q pront by the adoption OF
the cyanide process OF reduction.
Fivt.joilsr gold-bearint rock is cot-
sidered fairly good ore at Mercur, and
should be here. We cum leu ~ ex.
pect the erectijD OF several gold re.
iuclion works In Park City a. no dit
to date.
Sinking On the Con,tellation gold.
bearing vein 10 still progressing. and
with the Increased depth STAINED each
day, the psy.sireak continues TO Widen
anu its vsiue in the y low me,al H.
cress.s. Good headwsy IL bsirg made
In the dfiH from the 800-it OF level, aud
" the gold.besrit q vein reschss depth
The fact will soon Ue demonstrated.
George Barry, Whose knowledge Of
mining and ge 10 yicsl formations Is
not eurpassel by any man In this uit-
trlct, wet over TO Kamss the first o
the week aud spf nta lew Jays In the
east hills between lhs Weber river and
Beaver eek. He lie not iavorably
impressed with the untry, and says
there is ncthi1g In the formatio that
would Indicate the presence Of precious
miuerals.
As coon as the new machinery
ordered by the Anchor company ar
rives and IL placeh Ia position, the ears
Of the community will be again glad.
deDed by the 0ne.time familiar blasts
OF the c0ncrntrator's whistle. Every
thi g about the plaut is 10 readiness
Tor the reception OF the machinery,
which will include two Ellis concen'
traitors and q crushsr OF thu most i'm.
proved patent, and It 10 expected to At
rive with lew days Mt the fnrthest.
II the initial run proves satisfactory
an additional number Of the Ellis
mach mes will be put In. and The great
niue worked At Its iull capacity.
Following are the shipments from
the Macintosh sampler for the week:
SILVER Kipg, 90s, 240; Silver King COL
centrat.s, 1886 30U; Anchor, ll8.4iO;
DAILY West, las. 1870; Osborne conrsn.
| trates, 24,3lO. rotni pounds, 1853 45O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

The work OF sinking the LuzsrDe 10
sin progressing and the ore body
holds out we'll. A shipment Of about
Twelve tons was maize from the proper.
~ last week and II is saiu that the re-
turDs are very gratifying.
The Buckeye this week records
new strike In the drift below the 400.
TOO! level. The ore nssays 1876 ounces
silver, SO PER cs nj lead snd $40 gold.
Tue bouy 10 about eighteen inches
wide anu wirza following the ore
body 10 beibg sunk.
Shipments from this end of the die.
lrict for the week are rs follow:
From the Swansea l car oad, from
the South Swansea carloads, from
tue Star Con. 8 carloads, from the
Joe Bowers Nc. 2 / Carload, from the
Domingo l carload, from the Buckeye
2 carloads.
A very encouraging change 10 re-
ported In the York anu In the bottom
VI the 100 cot shaft IL q two-foot vein
which gives an average assay OF Is
oupces silver. The York lies only n
short distabc s east vi town and bo.
lungs to Msssrs. Woodmansee and
Baxter.
the work OF putting in the steam
hoist on the Alaska was complete
aud the water in the shaft has ost n
taken out. A snow pump with a "a.
pAclty Of so gallons per minute Is NV
being put In and the Contractors are
now at work sinking. 1t 10 the inten-
| ton OF the company to sink to tn. 300
foot level % soon as possible. Every.
thing around lhs Alaska Iresents q
business.like air auu all the work
srounu the PROF erty 10 being done IN
| . w0rkmanlike manner. The Alssks
will undoubtedly make record this
| season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

For Prevention OF badness, and to
renew and thicken the growth the
hair, use Hall's Vegetable Sicilian
Hair R.uswer. Physicians endorse
MI recommeni /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

A,ssy for silver. 60c; gold or golt
and silver, T5c. J. Ii. Korty & Co.,
Atssysrs, 2l7 and 2ls 3. West Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

Ons hundred shares Of Ajax at 42a
cents per share; 90 DAILY at So. Total
shares shld, 100; selling value cf
etocks, 1892, so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

Kenneth Donnelisn, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. l6l Main street.
Telephone No. SOS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

Taylor Btos., IA W. 1t South, 6tocE
and Real Estats Brokers. TEL 86S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
Power for tho winnamueA.

A fine 76.horss power boiler, with
brick to enclose II, is being u nloAded
at the Winnam uck mine. Ii 10 10 be
placed by the side OF the two boilers
now In usr, In connection with which
it will furnish all power necessary for
operating the mine aud mill ON .
large ecaie. SO lar as We can learn,
the addilios is maize for future coniin-
genciss, development work only being
for the present contemplated. The
creek water which rushed Into the
mine during the late frsshst 10 being
pumped out anu 10 lowered ~ the 2OU
isvs, though considerable 10 still seep-
Ing IN. 1t will take about = fortnight
to reach the 800, when sinking Of the
incline 10 to be resumed, Manager
Watson's intention being to 60 down
100 to 100 feet farther AMI explore the
vein In . new level. Some expert.
mebts are being made on seoonu-ciass
ore, which may result 10 aduitions to
the machinery OF tho mill and its
starting up, but the new company IL
10. anxious 10 operate for production
uuder present market conditions and
will lei future events help to mature
lis Bingham BuilstiD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14

The Horn Silver mill at Frisco,
which for the past lew days has been
shut down for IeIsirss ETC., was
started up again this morning with
lite usual complement OF mea.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.

the pleasant weather has gwen this season 1t
objects OF beauty utility merchants display
Tor the Christmas holidays When comes however
Tor aking purchases the delight away weanes
Tor Is not easy to choose from such of objects
and in the rush at the shops difficult time and op
portunty Tor careful selection.
The only enjoy the bright variety of the shops and
at the time Christmas presents with ease o de.
de before beginning the shopping upon what
are 20 be made and where this done The
task OF Christmas trading will delights of the
season instead OF weariness body and mental
tion.
Readers of THE CALL will have no difficulty in dec;dinc
upon Christmas presents, in finding out where to obtain
em IL IS simple matter of reading advertisements
All merchants are aware that THE great family
newspaper OF the that into more homes
FRANCISCO Oakland ami jacent other II s
IN 4HE GALL therefore, they their best goods for
nome ue and their best bargains Read the adyerusinp col
umns of He CALL you learn in eae and comfo, at
your own home about the the season stsne
christmas goods and where them lowest prices
hen you could learn whole roaming from shop TO
until exhausted and worn out
IHE GALL OF tomorrow the eighty page new era
fdtlon VIII be verabe formation on snb
lects OF tn kind 1t will carry directly TO he home all the in
formation that Christmas desire In this re-
spec It's advertising columns will prove and
entertaining as any other among written and beauti
fully illustrated pages.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
WHERE THE GUILT BELONGS.

URSER Whbeck OF the appears to hav
hada pary than he did
for feelings this CITY of the
ones were eagerly
awaiting details Wednesday, Purser Whttbeck
had
lies vesse have csoluy give
a
closed his mouth with few gold.-Epenng Post
The Post bad he itancy mentioning the name of
Whitbeck Doubtless his claim consideration is measer
there is thing than the that
the brbegyer weak essentially bad may WELD to
sudden pation, but the who vicious
without conscience and deliberate crime Why empty upon
Whbeck the vlaIs OF wrath shield any the
scoundrels whose golden lure claims has led
The thought that perhaps paper accused OF the
brutal and mercenary cness whereby get
that withheld the relatives has in the
ground OF old association public right
the criminals The public naturally
who constituted themselves 'he
Klondke outfttng and this gui.e swinde
and further than awkward lie. they
caught IL perceives for suspecng yellow Jour
nalism has broken with virulence renewed
The public certainly ought to know the particulars.
ANY reputable burglar 10 the police
1t is plain duty hand law Yet the
brbe-giver bad dan
Gerous to the community because the penalty act ia
upon another If the Post thinks it knows present offend
the only honorable print and
Jet them share the odum that this
over the reputation OF Whtbeck.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
THE NEW ERA EDITION.

Is the purpose of tomoows edition celebrate the
ing OF IHE CALL to its magnificent home in the Claus
Spreckels building by setting to the wcrd with as much
hss as possible the conditions that prevail in California
the beginning of everywhere regarded as new era OF
prosperity We desire make
tres of the State and the relationship The
prses for the general The
heFad OF new era 1t poclams the truth Caor-
MA, and pledges champ uphold interests.
It's marvellous story that told articles
we publish concerning the native
industry that has rapidly developed them in the compare
vey short period of its history story by high
ohclas' by men eminent in science industry con-
hrmed by facts OF official record
of unmpachabe accuracy no other land on earth could
such a tale be so told and verified.
We shall attempt no summary of the MANY ortcles n AT
describe the wonders Of this land whose
win god whose forests marves of earth
eys are famed for romantic picturesque submy
whose fields are u1uant fruit and flower and
vine, whose silver deg of fishermen whose
meet orss have again and again broken
speed and vgor, whose and known how 10
ma ain amid of tropic ovenes strength and
animation of the ve over which forever
b nds a sky the airest shat heaven shows to earth.
No summary is attempted no summary Will suffice
Each article deals with phase story of the State
ana shoulc be read in full There will
terest In the reading 1t every Californian TO
now surprisingly rich in all good State and no
abuDdanty its the wee rs
OF every other State is the extent of
Californian resources as yet undveoped how
and promising are the opportunities those who
come their homes hospitabe land aad share
the proud task OF advancing its industries
first rank in the sisterhood Union
Read the whole story. Note rapidy with which the
development Of wealth and culture forward in every
line OF industry, in section of State. Compare lhe
statistics Of twenty years ago to-day
ana see with what giant strides and exultant bounds
periy forward. Remember of this advance
has been made during period of depression
Union Consider what that fact future Bear
in mind that for all these nder the
domination OF the monopoly single rail-
road, but that now competing Consider
what that mean. for the future.
California stands before as machess woman
endowed with the exuberan beauty exhaues vitality
Age wher her Infinite VARIETY
she hoIds out warm hands of welcome with joyous
good men, She INVITES them peace and plenty
dwell She points 10 the glorious golden prophecy
OF more marvellous future, and heradin; w
prosperity, adds her voice swell the
season, 'Peace earth, good will to men"
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
RELIEF FOR THE KLONDIKERS.

n 9TH Houses of Congress promptly in providing
relief for the advenurou miners threatened
b. famine in the bound regions Upper Yukon
country and to believe sum les
will reach there in time the people from the
starvation that now seems imminent.
In the relief bill House Mr. Cannon of
Illinois statement prepared by Dr. Sheldon
of the agents Of the Commissioner ucaton who wa
in the Kondike country late September effect
that while there not likely be suffering among
the Upper Yukon will beyond March Dr. Jackson
warmly the Of the Secretary
should be sent in the country Dyea by
The action taken by Congress nexpected The
danger of starvation at Dawson and in the district
this winter has been known for daring by
which the correspondent OF THE the
river from Fort Yukon to carry Dawson
the river this warning many
make their way down the river supply stations
passes to Dyea, Lut The OF the mnes
out They there facing the long winter with but
supply OF food and only the action
affords reason for the hoe that be
The official statements submitted House to the
Senate in exact with the
of the foolish supd upon
that there no danger of famine Dawson Congress
good grounds which base action will be
no lack OF public approval of humane vigorous
taken to save the imperiled people.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
JHE EXANINER WILL NOT
SUSPEND PUBLICATION
BY MIHIAM NICHOLSON.

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