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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-02
A GRIsT OF BINGHAM NEWS.
What the Bulletin Has to Say of the
Camp

The negotiations for the transfer of
the Winnamuck property, pending for
some time. were brought to an issue
Wednesday with the result that a syn
dictate o. well known New York and
London mining men took possession
of it YESTERDAY The transfer includes
the Wasatch and Dixon mines. The
terms oe sale are withheld, but ii is
understood 20 have been virtually a
cash transaction. 1t is also understood
that the new company propose TO carry
out with dispatch the plans of the old
in regard to deep working, and when
the freshet water now bothering in the
Winnamuck is well under control
active ard extensive work win begin
there, as also on the Dixon and Wa
satch. John G. Logan, by whom the
plans for opening up the Winnamuck
and Dixon were formulated, will con-
tinue as manager. The deal means
much &C. Bingham, as the new COM
pany design to do all the work mapped
out, and i will be executed without
unnecessary delay. Within the year the
Winnamuck should be a great producer
and giving employment to a large num-
Der of men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-02
\ POINTER.

The question was recently asked by
parties looking fer a field for a cyanide
custom mill if West Mountain district
has inducements to offer for such an
enterprise. We are not fully informed
on this subject, though aware of sew
eral propositions here worthy of inves-
LEGATION. One of them is the old Winnie
bago. located some % years ago by Sam
Saunders. 1t was rrospected and found
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
ORE SHIPMENTS.

Following are the shipments from
Bingham for the month ending April 50:
From Bingham station-hauled by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-02
DIPS AND SPURS.

Total tons ................
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
OHINAMEN DEPORIED,
Half a Hundred Also VIII Remain in
the FIowery kingd ON.

Half Hundred Also VIII Kemain in
the FIowery kingd ON.
Seven Cinnamon were deported yester-
day on the steamer Copic by Collector
Jackson. Their names are: Leong CHUNG,
Kwen Yeung. Kwan Sack. Lai Kwing,
Lang Sui Chez, Chan Jan and Ji Kwok.
They came here on the preceding steamer
provided with section certificates at
testing that they were other than iaborers.
The testimony taken by the Chinese
Bureau conficted in many essentials with
the statements on the face OF the certif-
cafes. Several merchants dong business
in this city appeared before the bureau
and swore that the new arrivals who
claimed to be mem bers OF their firms
were not and never had been such, and
that they did not know tie strangers.
1t is surmised that the newcomers
failed TO make he usual payment i'll such
cases provided, or that In made a mis-
take in The names and locations OF the
firms OF which they claimed TO be mem
berS.
No honest Chinese laborer willing to
pay the Tee has ever yet been repud lated
by the firm OF which he claimed 10 be
me IN Der.
There also went on the Coptic 125 labor
ers with return certificates, 40 Iaborers
without them, and 80 other than laborers
who sur endered their registration certifi-
Gates. and will remain in China.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
GUARDED PASSES
IN THE HILLS
A Vain Search for the
ACComplice Of Samuel
E. Moore.
Men With Shotguns in the
Ravines Of the San Mateo
Mountains.
@. B. Andrews, One of the Victims of
the Robbers Assault, Close
to Death

Nearly score OF men armed with sh OF
guns and rifle searched the ravines and
canyons of the black hills along the d iv d.
ing line between San Mateo and San Fran
cisco counties all yester lay for the
tall man who is thought TO be one OF
the men VINO made a murd erous attempt
TO rob the proprietor OF the Grand Hotel
at Baden eariv on Wedne day morn
ing. Sheriff Mansfield of San Mateo
County directed the hunt after The hiding
man, and he was assisted by Detective
Charles Cody of the San Francisco police
force, who was cetailed by Chief Lees Tor
that purpose. Detective Cody is well ac-
quainted with the territory in which the
tragic attempt at robbery took place and
with the country in which 1t is thought
tie man is hiding.
Their search was without avail and at
dark last night he pursuing parties had
almost given uD hope of catching the
fieudish burglar, believi ng thai he had es-
CaDed to the city and perhaps further
away from their pursuit.
All the roads and trails leading through
the hills into San Francisco nave been
closely guarded since he time of the bo d
assault OF the robbers and all the roads
ty armed men, but no trace of the fleeing
man was found.
The man the posses are hunting for 10
the one who pointed a revolver at the
head OF Patrick Ferre er, the proprietor
OF the ho el, i'll the dark hallway of the
house. Ferreter grappled with the man
and was citing the best OF him Ell the
burglar called TO his partner to shoot
Then the robber. who is believed to be he
prisoner in the Redwood City Jail, opened
fire and mortaliy wounded Andrews and
severely injured Connolly, two OF the
guests OF the hotel. In the excitement
that followed the wounding of the two
men the two burglars escaped.
A few hours later Moore, who has a
criminal record, was arrested near the
scene of the affray, and the police believe
he is the man who used the pistol. The
men Ferreter erapped with and whom the
ponce and posses are looking for is
thought to have some GUS and bruises
about his head and face as result of the
tight.
Andrews rested easily all yesterday and
last night al 81. Mary's hospital, but the
physicians hold out no hopes of his re-
covery. The bullet from The robbers re-
volver which pierced the injured mans
a bdomen was found i'm bedded in the
spine, and the wound produced was one
which must within few days cause death
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
CYCLBR BECKER HERE.
The Crack Five Mile Rider
Returns From the National
Circuit.
a s. G. G. Professional Entries Will
Be Accepted by Australian
Associations.

W. Z. Becker OF Minneapolis, one OF the
crack cycle racers of the world, arrived
here yesterday from Los Angeles, where
he has been since the latter part of last
week, 10 spend the winter on the coast.
Becker came direct from tho Southern
circuit, stopping off at Los Angeles to ge t
an idea whether it would be worth his
while TO enter Spiers Thanksgiving day
handicap.
Becker is a big drawing card at any
meet and he knows it, and feels that he
IS entitled 10 appearances money" AS
he ana Spier did not come to terms he has
come here, but NAV 60 back and take a
chance Tor the big purse in the haLdicap
ANYHOW.
Becker was here last season and
appeared at the NeIodrome and
the Pavilion indoor meet. He was
almost inYincible at any distance,
particularly at five miles. He held the
American cham pIonsiIp for this dis anCe
for the season of 1896 81, defeating Bald,
Cooper and otner Ea tern cracks
Becker flies the cOlors of he Oiyml ic
Cub Whee men and i being welcomed
back and enter aimed by the members of
that club. He will probaUly Join the {. a. c.
C. once anu viii be q strong addition to
its UrOfes siOnaI talent.
Tie c. 4. c. c. officials received graft
Tying news by the Mariposa from Austria
liza. 1t IS % the effect that the racing as
soclat1Ons there will be glad 10 accept e
entries o any California riders who may
h7ppen to go there. Some time ago, when
III ger talked OF going to Australia for
season. racing, The question arose
whether his 81 fill ations with the c. a. c.
G. would not dep bar him. Mr. Welch at
once cores pOnded wi the official there
and has just received a reply % the effec
hat the racing association OF Australia
recOgnlzes the c. A g. Z. as a coniem-
1 r5rary cycling body, in control of racing
! ne Pacific Coast, and as such will
y 1850 .niZe Its suspensions and accept its
e-tr es the same as from any her cycling
body. This Is a great victory for he Cali
tornia ASSOCIATION, and the officials are
much pleased 'herest.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
TO CELEBRATE
With A FAIR
Arrangements Are Being
Made for the Golden
Jubilee.
Mechanics Institute to Have
the MANAGEMENT of the
Affair.
Merchants Associa tions and Mining
Organizations Will Assist in
the Work.

A fair under the direction of the Me-
chanics' Institute will be held in connec-
tlon tn the Golden Jubilee cele eDration.
| The Merchants Association, the State
Board of Trade, the Manufacturers and
Producers Association, the Alaskan Trade
| Committee and the Pioneers will work
with the trustees OF the institute to make
| the fair success.
Delegates from these various organiza-
tions met with the directors of the insti-
tute yesterday afternoon, and after dis.
cussing the scheme fully the institute de-
cided to accept the proposition made it.
A committee, consisting Of two mem bers
| OF each organization, was appointed to
confer with the trustees of the institute
and arrange plans for the fair.
Mayor Pheian is chairman OF the COM
mlttee and the members are Merchants
Association, A S Baldwin, John E.
Quinn, San Francisco Miners Assoca-
uon. E, II. Benjamin, B. 4. Lacy, State
Board OF Trade, }. S. Emery, J. a. Filcher,
Alaskan Trade Com mittee, H. Ii. Sher-
wood, George Liebes, Manufacturers and
Producers Association, A. Sbarboro
Samuel Mckee, State Mining Association,
Julian SOnntag, S. J. Hendy.
This committee will meet this evening
and expect to get own TO work lmme-
diately, as the members fully reallze the
very short time they have in which to do
a larse amount OF work.
Among ;he exhibits at the fair there
will 1e representation OF how mining is
carried on in California and Alaska.
number OF people on /, cir way TO
Alaska are expected here about this time
and this Will be good lesson 10 them in
mining methods.
[, is hoped that by advertising his fair
large portion OF the people bound
for Alaska who would otherwise have
gone by way of Seattle will be brought
here.
The mining men of the State are much
interested IN Inc fair, and Colonel S. X.
Thornton promised The committee hat
there would be exhirit of mining from
every county in the State. w tn the le-
bration 10 be arranged by the Pioneers
and the Native Sons and. TINS fair, it is
hoped to make the golden jubilee
notable success.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19

street, and Pryor waylaid him in the
doorway an struck him over the head
with a piece OF GaSpipe. Pryor says Rod
ericho oweS him money, and when he
tired to collect II quarrel en- ued. Rod
erCho admits that there i an old Quarre
over a woman named LIZZIE Gomez at the
bottom OF it all, but insists that Pryor
struck HIM over the mead in order to rob
him.
Georee Downing, employed in lining the
ship Bl irhoyle. was dangerous if not
fatally injured yesterday. lie was work-
ing III the tween decks when plank he
stepped on Tilted and threw him into the
hold below. He was removed 10 the
B anch Receiving Hospital where it wa,
found that his sp ne wa fractured. He
was al once removed to 81. Mary's Hos
pltal.
The British ship Balclutha secured her
full complement OF men e-terday and
sailed for Cork. She took away 58. 55S
ceutals of wheat. valued al $S9 1872.
The Occidental and Orientai Company 8
Coptic sailed for the ORIENT, and the Mail
COMPANY S Citv of sydney Tor Panama
yesterday. These departures and the ar
rival of the Colon made the Mail dock he
busiest spot on the water front Yesterday
The COptic took away an unusual y large
cargo am a full passenger list. She has
over 400 Cninese in the sleerage The
City OF Sydney was also fully loaded, but
had not as large passenger list as the
Coptic.
Captain Wilson of the schooner West
ern Home reports pasSin h hull OF a
schooner in latitude 80 50 north, latitude
l26 OF west. THIS is bly, the remains
OF the schooner EInorah, which was run
down by The Renee Rickmers. The crew
OF the schooner was saved by he Rick
mers
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
GHOYNSKI And JACKSON
The Colored Heavy-W eight
Champion May Soon Enter
the Ring Again.
The Clever Californian Will Give
Peter Chance Provided He
Whips Jefries.

Peter Jackson, the famous colored
heavyweight pugiiist who holds the title
of champion OF ENGLAND and Australia. is
in a fair way 10 secure a match, after
months of waiting.
JACKSON had chat with Eddie Graney a
few davs ago on matters that pertaiued to
hsuCuffs, and the result was that Graney
informed Jackson that in case Choynski
should be successful in his nghl with
JeffrIes, which VIII take place on the Both
of this month IN Woodward Pavilion, he
(Jsckson) will be afforded an opportunity
TO prove 10 tie salts action OF his numer-
Gus friends If he Is still a fit candidate to
uphold championship honors.
- In other words. Choynski has expressed
desire to meet Jackson in the ring, and
dou buess, altlcies of agreement will be
signed by Choynski and Jackson Tor
fight to take place some time in Deem
Der, provided, of course, thi / the CaIlfor-
nian whips the Los Angeles heavyweight
in anything Ike polished style.
Jackson is Grated over the prospect of
a meeting with one of the topnotchers at
an early daie and be viii soon arrange for
training quarters. Doubtless Peter the
Great Will seieeJ Joe Dieves' hostelry on
the San Leandro road. at which place he
trained for all the battles he engaged in
W whiie on the coast.
Jackson has never issued a challenge
but since his arrival in this country from
England he has sagnIfied a desire 10 fight
any man, Uar none, and Choynski has
bean first to talk bu.ints ss with him.
Graney, who looks after Choynski's in
terests on this coast, stated Yesterday that
Choyuski will leave imm ediateiy for New
Orleans after his tight with Jeffries, as he
Is booked TO spar Alexander Greggains
ten rounds before one OF the boxing clubs
OF yellow fever city. This VIII not in
Ieriere. however. with his proposed con-
1est Wi h Jackson.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
| F

If you wish to learn the state of the
weather you must consult a baromefer.
If you wish to know the state of your
health, your body is a natural barometer.
If you seem to lack energy, and feel
tired there is something the matter with
your circulat on.
If you are bilious. constipated, dyspep-
tic, nervous, you need something to tone
up your digs sstive organs.
Hf you feel sudden cold or chill, bear
In mind it may lead to pneumonia.
IF you feel any or all OF these svmp-
toms, remember that
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
THE POLICE PARADE,
1t Has Been Fixed to AXE Place
Next Wednesday After

The annual inspection and review of the
police force has been definitely fixed for
Wednesday afternoon next, and Chief Lees
yesterday notified the Captains OF the diff
ierent districts to that effect and to have
verything in readiness TOR the auspicious
event.
The delay this year has been caused by
the new helmets. 1t was deemed advls-
able to wait till The helmets were distribu-
ted and that Eas now been accompis he'd
Wednesday afternoon Captain Witt
mans division paraded on Van Ness ave-
nue., the men wearing the new helmet,
which much better than the other and
gives the men smarter appearance.
The d fferent divisions have been drill
ing for weeks, and the men will be glad
when the event is over.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
Inside History of the
Celebrated
MAVERICK CASE.
~E<D~
A review written for
THE SUNDAY CALL.
And containing facts
never yet published,
Cymrudorto Society.
QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ

The Cymrodorion Society held their semi
annual meeting on Monday evening last at
Cam brian Hall. 1888 Mission street, when the
following gentlemen were elected as officers
for the coming six mon tbs: President Hugh
Jones; first vice-presldent, Taliesn Evans
second vice president H. T Roberts; third
yct-president Captain J. 7. Jones, Oakland:
secretary, K. l. Hughes; recording secretary.
Robert Davies; treasurer. James Smith musi.
cal director, G. Hughes; musical com mmittee
pianist, l. c. Burness; serge eant-at-arms, Ricn,
ard Jones.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
DOLLS, AND
NOTHING BUT DOLLS.


5 mott
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be
the first
the
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re-
donated
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self
a the do
Alfred 1ubbs
Owen IS Sut and Mss -'1''
Mrs. Ii Mrs Freder Kohl. a Mt
j. ID. Sprecke
n j. S. Tobn
Cunning
Mrsw L. Louis Soss, Baroness
liberal donato shavebe reAiv drom
w stock,
George w. elton,
j. b. ocket,
r. "
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
A VEIbRAN'S SUICIDE.
Man OF Three Score and Ten Shoots
Him. elf in the Head


Him 'elf in the Head.
The dead body of an unknown man was
found yesterday afternoon lying on the
tran which leads from Lands End, near
Point Lobos, TO the rocky beacn below.
By the side of the body was pistol, with
Two chambers discharged. A hole in the
right temple indicated the cause of death.
The deceased was dressed in g pair OF
new overails, vest. a blue shirt and a
pair of leather slipper He was about 70
years old. In the right hip rocket OF his
pants was piece of brown paper on which
had been scrawled with lead pencil the
words: Horace Harper" or Hofer or
HAPPEN. Under he name were the words.
Veterans Home" In the pockets were
found 81 So and pair of gold bound spec.
tacles marked "PortlanI, Or"
Fac man could. not have been dead
more than few hours when found
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey

Is the safest and best thing you can take
to get rid of them.
There is no other whiskey like it, and
nothing else that can possibly take its
place.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
AMIiSEhtENTS

n y
fALDwIN THTATKR - In Gay New York"
COLUMBIA TFFATFR-"In o Kentucky"
CALIFoRNIA I THEATER.-I Italian Opera
:. oRosCo', CrhRA-hOUsh Ce ebrated
Case
4IVoII OPERA HOUSE. The Geisha.'
ORFHEUM.- High Class VauNevnie
uBERoN.-Grand Concert
FUTRo BATHS. Bathing and TerformanceN
HE CHUTEs AND CHUTEs FREE THENTER-
GREAT Vaudeville Company every afternoon ana
tNrnin4
RECREATION PARK-BasebRU
COUKsING-At Ingleside fark. tomorrow after
noon
OAKLAND RACE TRACK-Races to-day
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
Sued as a Shareholders

Annie Knox, widow.of John F. Knox. who
died in November 1888. commenced suit
yesterday against John Lee, as principal
share holder Of the Big Cannon Gold Mining
and Milling Company, TO recover $15 .7I6 Oh
Gained TO be due for money advanc ced the
corpora ton.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
AUCTION SALES.

HY SULLIVAN & noYLE-Saturiay, November
20, Saloon, at 8 California street. II o clock
II e. II. UMBsKN d Co.-Non iay, November
o'clock.
BY W. c. LAyNe & Co.-Monday evening, No
veneer % Horses at Occidental Horse TX
change, 72I Howard 81. at 80 p.
BY kIIIP CO., Frdav, November 26,
Hoses, at Pa,o Ito ock arm, at 81 P. NJ
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
NEW TO-DAY.
S2OOOoo %

You can make poor cake
with SchiAng's Best baking
powder but you have got to
use poor -four or something
else, or be a mighty poor cook
to do it.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco U2I
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19

Mrs. a. M. Parrott,
Mrs. j. ID. SpreckeIs,
Mrs j. S. Tobin,
Miss Fair,
Mrs. j o I'm Cunningham,
Baroness Won Schroeder.
MS. 5. w. Kosenstock,
Mrs. Charles w. FELTON,,
Mrs. j. b. Crockett,
7. Dey.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26
THE CITY.
LOCAL BKEvlTIEA.

LOCAL BKEvlTlEA.
j. Leslie Thompson was an eastgoing
passenger to-day.
j. H Williamson returned Min.
reapoljs on the train from the north.
X Milton MoCallister wa a passenger
east to spend the winter in Wisconsin.
Attorneys Soper, Farmer and Porter
were departures for Sioux Fails this
morning.
< Harry MoCready Of Milwaukee is
spending a few days with bis parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron McCready.
Mrs. Durkee arrived from Chicago last
evening to visit with her daughters, Mrs.
Gossage and Mrs. q. +. MatheneSr
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Saturday. Colder east portion tonight;
not 90 GOLD by Saturday afternoon.
Arrivals on tho evening train: Mr.. and
Mrs. MoCauley Of Wentw6sth and Mrs.
d. MoCollugh Of Howard, the latter the
guest Of Miss Ida Jones.
As the result Of the collections taken
10 the grades OF the public school the
day before Thanksgiving. three boxes OF
clothing, five bushels Of potatoes, odd
sixteen dollars in money, wera-se6t to
the Children's home in Sioux Falls.
Bjornstadt and bride and the
Misses Berg arrived from Canton last
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Bjornstadt baVe
begun Housekeeping in THO Opperud
building and are receiving the oongratu.
lstions of many friends to. day.
< s. E. Baldwin vat the fortunate re,
cipient, Thanksgiving,of q deer from the
wilds OF Northern Minnesota, tbs veni-
son of which makes a deligLtta1ly savory
meal. Sam kindly remembered his
his needy neighbors with generous slices
Of the beauty.
Flandrau Enterprise, "a: T. J. Null
hern and Miss Cora Kelley LETT Friday
for Portage, Wis. Mr.. Mulhern visited
relatives there a few days previous to
going to Washington as private secre-
tary to Congressman Kelley. Miss
Kelley will remain in Portage over
winter.
w. H. Willard Jones, rector: There
will be services at Grace Episcopal
church Sunday morning only as follows:
Morning service, celebration of the Holy
Communion and sermon by the Ri. Rev.
William H. Hare, Bishop of South Da-
kota. Ageneral invitation is extended
to all.
r. T. Sedan of Hand county, grand
m. ster and organizer OF the A. o. U. w.
Of South Dakota, spent the day in the
city. Mr.. Sedan was booked to lecture
here last evening on the benefits OF fra.
ternal insurance, but owing to unfavor-
able circumstances his address has been
postponed until q later date. He speaks
at Howard tonight.
The marriage ceremony that united al
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26
Sweet cider at Ton CAREY's.


IEemAlne . LeCtUre'9.
Tonight will be the seventh, and the
last night but one Of these splendid
entertainments. A tour of the sights Of
London, through the Tower, st. Pauls,
the British museum, and old West
minister Abbey, and then out through
England, Scotland and Ireland and home
again to our own country will be the
program OF travel to night.
The visit to old Westminster Abbey
" II be something to remember as long
as you live. You will see the tombs and
monuments of the men who have been
the Glory of England for the last five
hundred years and the whole program
will be OF the greatest interest to all.
Don't miss it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26

serving was handled ia the most system
ATTIC order, everybody receiving careful
attention.
Many guests from abroad were pres
ent, the towns of Fulda, Mimi, Egan,
Lake Preston, Ramona and other neigh
boring places being represented. The
company present numbered fully 400
persons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26

Disagreement for life by burns OF
scalds may be avoided by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and 70 raj | kinds OF
sores and skin troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26
Helms bulk mustard at
Tom CAREY's.

You cau't offord to risk your life by
allowing y cold to develop into pneu.
monia or consumption. Instant relief
and q certain cure are afforded by One
Minute Cough Cure.
FRANK Smith
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26
Hickory nuts at Tom CAREY's.
0ucklim Arnica Salye.

BuckltM = Arnic0 Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheL.n n. Fe-
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptione,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
CURED. 1t is guaranteed te give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by G. H
Wood.