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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

George Dern went out to MercuT
this morning to get the monthly pay
roll.
Broker f. G. Woolley has gone to
Wyoming ON fishing ami hunting
trip.
At last the miners effected by the
DAlyO ltsrio wage reduction, have
cgnclu led once and Tor all to remain
ut work.
The office OF the Galena Mining
company is now located at 2OS.2U9
PrGgress building where Secretary
Joseph can be found In happy moou.
+. NJ. West will be in from Beaver
Lake tomorrow. In "A letter sent to
the company this morning, Mr.. Webt
states that In prosecuting the mineis
have encountered twelve espsrate anu
distinct veins.
A. l.. Morris OF the Beaver Lake
company hos in his possession nice
button OF Klopdike gold which he has
had mounted on scarf pin in It's
crude state. Morris received the gold
from friend who recently Returned
from the great gold fields.
The Denver Field and Farm says II
has been several years since the min
ing camps of the Colorado mounla us
have been buying anything In the way
OF horse fiesh, hut they arc now tax.
ing good many Missouri mules nj
prices ranging from $500 10 $500 a
span.
An important strike Is reported on
the Gold creek mineral belt in Crevlce
gulch, Nevada. No analysis OF the ore
has yet been made but 1t pans well In
free gold and gold can also be seen all
through the quartz. The ore has a
disiutegrsting norphyry appearance
with small lime crystals or quartz
scattered through it.
Payson Globe: Tom ClowSrd and n
man from Kansas City went up Pay.
SON yesterday TO look at some mining
property. The indications are that
there will yet be some rich strikes
made in the district aud claims are
being worked with renewed energy.
That there is god up the canyon 8
pretty well assured and 1t only remains
for some one to discover 1t. Float has
been founu that would assay several
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
NEEDS ATTENTION NOW.
a Complaint That City Officials should
Look Into.

To the Editor:
There Is an open ditch running from
City Creek canyon around old Arsenal
hill ana along Center street down into
the north " estern portion OF the city.
This ditch supplies water to many
families Tor drinking and culinary uses
in district where water pipes have
not been laie. 1t lie, therefore, the
duty OF the city government to protect
the water OF this ditch from pollution
through the ignorance, stupidity or
mAllciousness of those who live aioug
1t. That 1t is polluted know. Fer
instance, | know OF women who
empty their wash tubs upon elevated
ground above the ditch and see the
dirty water drain into II; and III am
told that even much worse hlth lie
emptied into IL and foul veEsele ore
washed In 1t. l have seen psrsOn
turning rotten, sinking meat into 1t,
have seen uirty dogs being washed
in IL anu have seen n dos tied under
q tree with sufficient rope 10 permit II
to get into the ditch whenever 1t de.
sired 10 10 so-.a privilege any dog
VIII exercise in hot weather.
have endenvored to have the city
government. through Its representa-
tive notify all pers0ns living on the
line OF this ditch that ths wafer must
not be In any way polluted. Il any.
thing has been done l am Satisfied
from personal observation that the
warning has not secured the desire
result, and | call attention to the mat
ter thus, hoping that public opinion
may demand the enforcement OF what
ever law may exist for the protection
OF tho people who use that water.
Furthermore, the management Of
the volume OF water In that same
ditch ia most culpable. For instance,
1t is allowed 10 augment at night 80
that 1t will frequently overflow. A
81 east Fret North the often crosses
tine garden belonging to Mrs. Snow,
an old lady who has lived there forty
five years. She has gone and pleal
with the authorities 20 prevent over
flow anu leakage to save her garden,
But nothing has been done. Her gar.
den 10 ruined by the water and tbs
walls along her ground and on the lot
adjoining 1t on the west are being
loleened ami must eventually
TALL. Then, again, the water
t. running down the center of First
North into snd down North Main
night after night to the Injury OF those
streets. 1t Is impossible that all this
should not be known to those In charge
OF the ditch. 1t Ia therefore due 10
csrel, ssness and indicates the need OF
q change.
Mrs. Snow and Mr.. OppenheImer
have good case against the city ioI
damages, and should they press It tue
people would have to pay for the neg.
ligence OF their servants.
My excuse for touching the subject
lie; fret, that l use water rum the
ditch referred to uoovt; secondly. be.
cau.e 1t maBes me indignant that PEG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
Fourth District Court.

The following business has been
transacted Ia tue Fourth district court:
Estate OF Thomas Edwards, &C.
ceased; decree setting apart all OF tie
estate ior the benefit OF widow.
A. H. RAleigh We George Everett
ct a; plaintiff awArdeI judgment anu
decree OF foreclosure.
George ID. Tunnicliff VS. George T.
Peay ct a; molten to set aside ordI 7
app liutinc receiver denied.
Peter y. Hansen, of Spanish Fra,
has applied for letters OF administrs-
ton OF the estate OF James Hansen,
deceased. Saturday, August Il h,
Is the time set Tor hearing petition.
A Will accompanied the petition bu' II
was vague in its provision5 and there.
lore an adm nisttator is asked tor.
l.. q. De FrieZ ct al VS. 5. ID. Cotton
ct al; motion for new trial granted.
Es,ate of William A ms.rong, dc.
cease OTueT OF sale OF real estate.
State Of Utah vs. Robert Boardmap
it,; motion for new trial denied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

hs otarted work with a force OF ten
men, The ahaft on the property has
a vertical depth OF 500 feet, from
which level an incline has been sunk
To a depth OF 200ieet. Mr.. Morgan is
,,ift,nn from the bottom OF the In
cline on n One vein Of high grade ore,
considerable OF which ia being hoist
ed, Tue property joins the Daly-West
IN the north, and Ia considered Us fine
A piece OF unhevelCpad ground as
there IL IN the camp. Mr.. Morgan 10
one of tho heaviest owners In the
mine which boars his name.
J. j. MuPaee epent three days the
first of the week in American Fork,
where he ana his associates are devel-
oping some mining property. he IL
pnrts great many properiiee being
worked on a small epals throughout
the district. The Live Yankee is FRO.
ducing gold. bearing material. the best
of which IL being shipped to market.
Lessers are operating the famous
Miller Iaine and considerable ore
is beiug extracted, but thus
far this season no shipments have
been made. a force OF four mon 10
driving tunnel on tho S1urtlil
property, the face OF which is now In
100 feet. This is the property upon
which very high.grsde aIlver-leaI
Groupings were found last fall, Az ac-
count OF which appeared at the time
in the Record. Tue owners feel as
sured that their labots will be re.
warded ere long by the opening up OF
valuable Gre bodies. On the Emma
erounj, In which Mr.. McPhee owns n
lhiru Interest, a tunnel 10 being driven
on the vein, and the Ie1ge matter Ia
highly mineraIizsu. Pieces Of high
grade eilver-leAd ore are frequently
encountered, and the operators are sau-
guiue that they ere nearing the point
where the ore makes in paying guam.
Titles. Mr.. McPhee, putting together
this and that operator's opinion OF III Q
uis;rict, makes the deduction that the
outlook for American Fork is most en-
couraging.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

Ore which Ruas 60 Per Cent Lead
The zsiuurn shipping.

Ore which Ruas 60 Per Gent Lead
The z.iuprn shipping.
The Bingham Bulletin says that
in the Ben Butler No. 2, near the head
OF Markham guioh. L, was unco veroJ
last Sunday ut the face OF the lower
tuunt which Is In about 100 ltei. The
streak is wedge-shapet, anu has Wild
ened from an inch to about ten inches
in three feet. The ore SHOWS native
copper, and runs over 60 per cent lead
and well in silver. The claim Ia being
developed this summer, by drifts ana
an upper tunnel, and Low the mineral
will be followed. Ii Is the property Of
IL. g. and b. r. Butler and J. nj. Wal.
ker.
Two cars OF Y ,lnOrR ore were mar
keted this week, one OF crude ana one
Of concentrates via the Rogers mill.
The u slnors Is hoisting ore daily. II
has fine body In sight aon will
probably be q steady shipper from
now on,
The new company operating the
No. 10 ana 1872 are putting in heavier
hosting mach lnory anu preparing for
an active fall campaign. The 1872 IL
now showing two feet OF excellent leao
ore in the bottom OF Its shaft.
During the past month twenty-five
tous OF concentrates have been mad Q
by the HeaetOp jigs rom ore from the
Mo ntt yuma dump, anu will 10 sup.
piled irum that source for an indetiite
time.
Salt Lake parties have just bonded
and leased the 81. Joe group OF mines,
situated southeast of the Oh Tele.
graph, and we understand arc soon ~
begin development work.
The parties operating the Sampson
anu Yosemite No. last week marset-
ed two caTloads o. ore, which enabled
them to hquidate a part OF the ola
W urking ex pensee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

nundted dollars to tho ton In the vel
low metal. Preparations are being
matt, we uudeis'and, t. wnsh thu
gravel in Payton creek, as ~ ID tald
carry gold.
Fremont Co., Ida, News: The
distance from the mcu!h OF tue
YUKON river 60 Klondike uistfio', be-
cause OF the winding OF the river, :
about 9, 400 miles. Tho river is uavl-
gable for smsll steameta as for SO Daw-
son. The district IL practically la
accessible from the south. The WIN dc
country is frozsn sjlid more than hRif
the year. Without the river 1t could
not be reached except by the mos
hardy travellers. The region Ia feat
.ully rugged and without trails. Tho
costs of TRANSPORTATION IL so enormous
,hat the supplies cost 10 to 30 times az
much az in the United btales.
Tempe, Ariz.. News: John Whyle,
acting SUPERINTENDENT OF the Black
Warrior Copper company informs II.
that he has increased his force ana
now hos forty five mon employed,anu
It is the intention to push development
work as papidly as possible. n recent
discovery of ore establishes the great
value OF the property. Development
work last month cOmptiseu over 400
rect OF drifting anu sipking. The
Montgomery tunnel has been driven
$50 feet on the vein aud il in low
grade ore the entire length. The COM
pNny Is making preparations 10 hsul
ore to the Buffalo smelter, and deliv.
cries will begin alb ut August and
will amount u 80 or 40 tons n day, the
limit being so to g. There IS %. 500
IONS OF ore now on tho dump, anu
there will be no difficulty to supply
The maximum quantity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
Notes and Personals.

Archie McGowan, OF Vngiuis City,
Montana, is visiting friends in Provo.
r, B. Thurman, secretary to Sena.
Tor RRwlins, Ia spending his vacation
at his home In this city.
James Chlslett, who was operated
ON for gravel last spring, is now able 10
walb; he lie 63 years OF sge.
MIR. and Mrs. t. NJ. KirkwoOd wei.
coined u baby girl to their family last
Saturday. All well.
President George 9. Cannon delv.
cred the laSl OF the series Of the Al. l..
A. lectures in the Tabernacle lazt
evening on The Relation of Mormon.
Ism to the Christian World.
Saturday afternoon foot race wns
run between Il. X. Schroeder OF this
city and Bob Caldwell OF Payson Tor
loo yardg, which was covered in Il.
.ecouds, Schroeder winning the race.
Mr.. sOd Mra. II. r. Irvine returned
y"ster lay FROM visit TO Coli Oruin,
extending over a month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

,m,,roug the owner Of VAIN
. ri, eraund in Utah County,
q. ". R. Armstrong OF this cry
~ " tanl au industry wnlch !,
,,,ssd properly and nuItutel Us -, "
', ss. viii some day rebound 70
t'ala W. ,o,a NJ the State In which 1t
L,.lyss punishment. Ia mana
wv man the work OF taking from
E.s,. eIrst Misunderstanding nile, a
,ss,soluc! the like OF which no
~, ,,ste IN the American Union
~, rroduced. MT. Armstrong 10
'aber Of a number OF maFsle
Nm. which lie about seventy miles
E'pS st tbis city In UIBh oou niy'
''@ these claims he has taken
ms excellent epecimens OF the pro-
nj, lue same being beautiful geo1e
,s',I marble winch shows Ia the
spr Of the goodies . glitterlng ieli.
=, M, giving the material u most
,,s,n, sppt arance. Mr.. Arm.
,ss, slsO has claim which yields the
M, I,,lisn marble and botn OF these
I,,tucls can he polished TO a glass'
\, ,mOulhDess and brllliancy, max
item Invaluable for NANTES anu
tsu grades Of high.Citss furniture,
| lhs geOGs marble is y natural
tu,o, formation which heals itsel OF
\ c,leru. Ii Is found right from the
Et,te ssi II Mi. Armstrong lie able
%. capital interested In the claims,
usI. thing heard OF VIII be the
hung up Of The necessary machinery
vplk ,nem and bring Uiau's mar.
I.ipau.iry 10 The front.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
E1IE GOES TO JAIL
|. ,,.uipipg Recorder Refuses 10
! 'I o.g Writ Of Mandate
l., ,,r De nl'fAs CORFU 'fO'
|'' poll, ' D. Omaha nIHi's shares
-toart NCleS

| News his. it on good ' %n. 1osS
bh,s!s , ',l. on the looo'ioOi lovo, = o. ;,
" s.,n l Silver at FRISCO , p, 70 ,ss
pc H'' D. mid dividends 10 , n,.
F'I'h d. y, ov.r five millions, Az a.,
a'a 100 S I, F.rD'"ori1 ;. Is sD vs,y
s''' .,,a The premises, it Is . unur,
'' ,s, u III. strike ia setn r ,an y
.'a 'n~ -" T. ope as to give Joy 70
P'af .,o1 are directly interested IN
s~ NV, sDa n' me The Horn silver l mas as
''s'' sosllsu, silver producer ~
go 40 as sr'I put recent developmen s','
!. ID demonstrated S's, that it not "nls
|" ,,lvet in almost uniimi1'u
'n .','..' tu, that it also claims claim,
' .la ssIc he carrie. With il good gold
~ ~, .' .,Tse here mentioned wiz 40
TO- la' % % enhance the reputation Of lnn'
va ,,r =. a great copper.bearing ares
|, extent OF which has mol Se' '''"
,tuiped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
PROVO.
School Books Adopted.

The board OF education has adopted
the following text books :oT Provo CITY
sch ouis for the ensuing five yesre:
FInch's primer, Cyt's lst, 2nd auI
Bro readers, Ginn anu Co.; Frankilu's
h and 6lu READERS, SheIlOn " Co.
AS supplemental reR ers the iOIiOw-
ing were adopted: Continental series,
Mutual Book Co.; The WorlI and Its
People reauers, Plant Body anu Its
Friends, silver, Burdett d Co..;
Classic Storiea Tor Lutte Ones, Publ .
School Publishing Co.: Electric series
OF readers, JohOunotts series, Amer =
can Book Co.; hsart Culture, Whit
tsker & Ray; Miipe's series Of Erith-
nittics, American b OF Co.;
Spears series OF uritbmetlcs Rs
supplementary, CHM d C5.;
Stoddard's Intellectual aTithme.
tic, Sheldou's grammars, shelton
& Co.; PAttick's Higher Engli.h,
Becktoid & Co.; Rsdway's Eiemen-
tary Biographies, American Book O..
A second book In geography was lett
for future consid Iteration. Gimme sys-
tenn OF vertical penmansbip, CHM d
Co.; CUTTER physiology and Hygiene,
Lippincott d Go; Cruss's eystum al
drawing, Guu d CC; Natural Music
charls, American Book Co.; The Nj lJ-
etn speller, Sheldon q ca; MontRrm.
esy's primary history, Leadiug F-cts
e., History, CHM & Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

The POcstello Tribune snyi: The
stockholders OF the Black Pine Mining
company held meeting In this city
Thursday and 50 flsttering were the
reports that they received that they
determined TO 90 right on with their
development work. The principal
property o; the company IL the Apex
mine on the Black Pine mountains in
Cassia county from which they have
assays running from ~ to $50 ounces
In silver with small values in gold.
The prlncipsl stockholders OF the Black
Piue company are VIC Roe ier, George
Derr and Il. J. Fisher oil this city and
Rev. q. w. Luck Of Ogden.
Few people know that we have IN
Alaska pioneer in our midst but such
Is the fact. "Uncle Bill" Scott mined
in the frozen north twenty.thres years
ago and packed a ton, more or less, OF
grub on his back from Fort Wrangle a
couple OF hundred miles up the Stikine
river and packed back with him $4,000
or IS. 900 In dust. That was in the days
before he had acquired hie present
avOirdupois and he u0esn't want any
more OF II. The klondike has no hyp-
notism for him.
sam Ewing an old time Union
Pacific and Denver d Gull couuuc OIL,
passed through the city Thursday on
his way TO the Klondiko gold fields Ia
Alaska. He has for years been u olo.e
friend OF Jack shannon and stopped
over here for day with the sole objec,
OF Inducing JACK to accompany him
10 his quest for gold. He was much
surprised to learn that Shannon had
already gone and WAS now on the
ocean on his way to the gold fields.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

Mr.. ]. p. Quealy informed the
Miner tue other day that work at his
coal mines on ii ANS Fork WIS pro.
gresslng rs one sniff after another can
put 1t through. He Is sinking on the
vein, which has thirteen feet Of clear
coal, day and night. The grade Is about
completed TO the mine. Buildings
6utn al the mine aud at the Town OF
hemmt rer, are growing rapidly.
Everything points TO fine liitls town
there In the course OF three mpnti 3
The site liz one OF the beet in the
west. DIR. Hocaer OF Evanston is put
ting up drug store and l.. n. Hug.
gins Of Evai ston, and r. A. keeuAn
u Sweet water, have each let a con
,reci Tor large building. -Rlrk
Springs Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
SNAKE CHEEK COPPER.


Phus'r Gets L, From the GsbhArd.
'f'"na-in American Fork.
iae rs'S Records weekly mining
yaJ' Mai SpiiDeer last Mondpy
1sl Ihe RscoFd msn some fine
.Itm' Of copper ore which he had
w. nOln Vein In the GebharIt
", WY upon which be is doing 4 me
~, ~ '4i Zoe owners, who are salt
.!psa The property is situated
' S' Ciesk d strict, well up toward
k,, VA o. eusRs creek canyon. A
\, zone runs through thar coun.
~ ,a'. VIII one day prove Of Immen,e
~, a s.'nsll depOsils Of copp r.Soid.
a. We are iitquently fJund TIM,
~, Astonishing vsiurg-some nj
,a.o,ng as high IS 80 her cen,
I'LL YET go in COLA and SO .unre. IN
mining men OF vide tTusrlI
k ,s,.,v Snake Creek as The esm.
Et,"o,o'c and they have substanttal
Ep s'u.s uIOn VIII oh to tsse to..',
!. Sop5 Morgan has taken q lease on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

The latest newe from the office OF
the Highland Boy Mining company Is
to the effect that the erection OF tue
mill has got 40 far along as to warrant
the assertion that the machinery Will
he in motion on the l5!h inst, or c
very few days later. Manager Weir IL
delighted with tins manner in which
construction work has been pushed
through and his delight 10 shared by
the people OF Bingham, oil OF whom
Igok upon the mill as good thing for
the entire camp. Il 1t had not beon
for Its erection, matters would have
bsen pretty Glow in Bingham curling
tbs season now on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

Mr.. A. Siebsrt who Is demonstrat.
ing the great value Of Beck's Hot
syringe AZ property from which a
number Of iRtuatries may arise, in.
forms the NEWS that three incu bstors
having combinea capacity OF 500
chicks every twenty-five days, were
put In operation this morning, the re-
quired temperature being furnished by
ine waters rom the springs. II tie
first batch Is successful n large hatch
cry win De put in motion right away
and the market will feel the benefit OF
Hot Spring chickens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

The Mercur mill is just now run
ming about two.thirds capacity. OWNS
to the uss Of the old crushtT, Ocoa.
sionet by the recent breukage in the
hew q ltes machine. The now cone
necessary was shipped from Chicago
three dnys ago anu viii be here abOul
Friday or Saturday. When 1t arrives
the mill will again be placed in com.
plote operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
NorwCginns for ESlondIIse.

N. Anusrson, IA bRtivs OF Norway
M a resident VI Rcssland, Il. T., par.
osts plotting RlnIty OF his county
nen into tie klonuise country. He
VI u 20 10 Norway and there trgenlzs
ne lnrlj, rejecting only those who
We strong, hardy aud used 10 axis OF
Noiwesian snowshoes. His IDEA Is 10
trike oil from the Fraser river AMI
slape course Tor the headwa,ers q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

Work on the claims OF the Cedar
Valley Mining ana Milling company
IN the Peepaions district, Utsh c .upty,
continues on apace. ET. Vigus OF tue
Company informs the NEWS that d.
'elopment work mas pprn very salts
lsctory ami that tue claims are nav
producing ore running irVm SO to "a TO
the ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

Walter q. Lyman OF the Superior
mine which has its location on Bon
auzs Flat, an outlying district Of
Park Ci'y, received an assny certii.
cate today which gave Superior ores
u va'ue OF SO per cent lead ami 20
ounces In silver 10 the ton. ThiH 10
looked upon as n vAy tiattering assay
and gives the owners renewed con.
fdence as TO their being in possession
OF u claim of no mean value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
CRrylcy GuLCu CLEAS.UP.
b, Utah Metal in Good Quantities
ANice Nugget.

ANice Nugget.
| Ii, God Greek, New, News reports
cleanup IN Crevlce guich and snys:
Avtrexlmslely 10000 yards OF gravel
10 been put through the sluice box.
ltJ cents yard, OF S., 900 would be
VIZ yield and establish beyOnJ doubt
iulus Of the Cold creek placers.
III O'elocE, when representative
tie News came away, there had
Esa cleaned up no less than 81 600
~ more Than $4,000, from the frat
ffl ntlits or on..iilth OF the sluice
u, This ratio will hardly DO main
lied iOr the rect OF the distance, 81.
'0lh there was apparently ss much
pa slthe iO,h I'll rs there was at
Il ftsi. The fact Hlso that the food
iih iiom the cid Penrod ditch En-
Asasblut halt way, where much OF
snouring was done, lesds one to be.
utthI This part Of the uOx is yery
ct' There is still the uudercurrent
be where 1000 pounds Of mercury
MO doubt caught a great zeal OF
DID, '"
iss feature OF the morning was a
w collar nugget found by Dick
l'os 10 banning down the oonusn.
,s' This IL a beautiful nugget
no guar Undecided In The yellow
W. rfesisent Robertson VIII send
= I'ieIhibltiOn al the New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

Edec.ually yet gently, whom costivo
or bilious. or when tEs nlood is impure
or sluggish, 10 permanently Cvercom,
nnnitual constipation, to awaken the
tIuneys End liver 10 a healthy Rctivi.
ty, without Irritating or wuRbouluu
b, III, 10 dispul headaches, c0ilg, OF
ever, use Syrup o! + rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

the Mt ckenzle river and follow thsi
stream far enough north anu then
mako for the headwa,ers OF the Yufor
aud follow that slrunm down. In,
upper portions OF the Yukon and Its
co fuents there have never been nr1'
speclel by white men, and he feels
certain mat during tho trip rich
plaoers will be iouni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02

pie Will 81 rsist in az ything go abon-
i0ably mean az WIIuly pOiiutiug
water that o.hera mu.t use; and third.
y, becaus1 it ia disgrace upon the
city tha, OF it, oldest cit zen, a wid1E
lady "a year OF age, should plead In
vain for the pr teclioD OF her properly
against the oarelessness and stupidity
Of city oiiioisls.
CHARLES ELLIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-06-10

Mrs. James Barnett and daughter
Miss Laura Barnett Of Boscobel are
visiting in the city, guests Of Il. Mey
ey, Jr. family