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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
COLLEGE GRADUATE A ROBBER.
He COnfesses Stealing From n Num-
bcr of MfIIIonafres

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. H.-A man, who
gave his name as James Noland, when
arrested by the police several days ago for
the burglary of several west end resi-
dences, turns out to be James Oldham, a
graduate of Trinity College, Dublin. lie
acknowledged his identity to-day and con-
fessed that he has robbed the homes of
a number of millionaires. Oldham came
recently from Boston.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
sUFFoCATED by COAL GAS.
A Man and His Sister Found Dead
and Their Father Dying.

Toledo, O., Dec. 14-otto Lemke. aged
p, and his sister, a few years younger,
were found dead in their beds this morn
ing, and in an adjoining room Fred Lemke,
father of the two children, was found in
a dying condition. Escaping gas from a
stove was the cause.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
REAL ESTATE FoRGER1Es.
Clever swindIe on the Eve of Ex-
pOSure at st. Louis.

ST. Louis, Dec. 14.-The Post-Dispatch
says: "The cleverest system Of real estate
forgeries that has developed in this coun-
try is about to be exposed and the par
ties TO it arrested IN this city.
For months the real estate exchange
has labored TO run down the men who fig
ure in the transactions. Il. Il. Cunning
ham, an attorney, who has been lnvesti-
eating, says the men secured $1,000 IN
certified checks. which they had retained,
intending to- cash them all In one day and
disappear, and that they had secured
checks for an immense sum, when they
became frightened and recently ceased
operations for the time"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
GEoRGVA's oFFIcE-sEEKERs.
Internal Revenue Collector RucISer
Joins the Colony at Washington.

Washington, Dec. H-Internal Revenue
Collector Rucker is here TO use his infiu-
ence in behalf OF John Deveaux and Jud-
son Lyons. Owing to the absence of the
President and the departure of many of
the republican leaders for their homes to
spend Christmas, the Georgia contingent
of colored office seekers are not making
much progress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
rATAE rIRE AT SCRANTON.
Two Lives Lost and 10000 Worth
of Property Destroyed.

Scranton, Pa. Dec. H.-One and prob
ably two lives we're lost and $4,000 worth
of property destroyed In disastrous fire
which started about midnight last night
in Duryea and almost ruined the busl-
ness portion Of the town.
William II. Lowell, mine superintend-
ent, entered burning stable to save some
stock and was burned to death. The body
was recovered this morning
John Pleasantine, the township clerk, is
missing, and there Is little doubt that he
perished in the flames. Nine store build
ings and four dwellings were destroyed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
ZANOLI HELD ron TRIAL.
Typhoid Fever Not the Cause of His
Last Wife's Death.

New York, Dec. 14-Charles zanoli. the
barber, who was held on suspicion of
causing the death Of the many people
upon whose deaths he collected Insurance.
was arraigned in the police court to-day
on the charge of homicide in causing the
death of Jennie Suhmer his fourth and
last wife, by the use of poison or some
other means. The charge was based upon
the result of the preliminary examination
upon the body of Jennie SUMNER which
was exhumed yesterday. The death GER
tificate of that woman gave typhoid fever
as the cause. The cursory investigation
made by the experts yesterday proved
that typhoid fever was not a direct cause
of death. Zanoli was held without bail
on the charge of homicide. He win be
examined on Saturday next.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
KIDNAPPER UNDER ARREST.
Albert 5. Warner Run to Cover at
Riley, Kan, by a Detective.

Albany, N. Y, Dec. 14-Chef Willard
tonight received a message from Detec-
tive McCann announcing the capture of
Albert S. Warner at Riley, Kans. Warn
er was the chief conspirator In the kid
mapping of little Johnny Conway last Au-
gust. II. G. Blake and Joseph NJ Hard
are now serving terms of fifteen years
in Dannemore prison for completely In
this crime.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
FIVE TRAIN RoBBERs CAUGHT.
They Tried 10 Hold Up the sunset
Flyer at STEMS Pass.

Silver CITY, n. n1., Dec. 1E-The Wells
Fargo Express Company's special officers
and deputy United States marshals have
captured in Eastern Arizona five OF the
train robbers engaged in the attempted
robbery of the Southern Pacific Sunset
Flyer" at STEMS pass last Thursday
night. They win be brought to New Mex
leo for trial. The penalty for train rob-
berry in this territory is death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
SHOT DEAD ON A HUNT.
Fatal Accident on "A Quail Shooting
Expedition I'm Ohio.

Beaver Dam, o., Dec. H.--Alfred Hoch-
stettler was instantly killed here to-day by
Jacob r. Somney, his brother-in-law,
while quail hunting. The men became sep
arated In thcket when the dog flushed a
covey Somney fired into the covey, nearly
the,entire charge taking effect in Hoch-
stettler's heart The coroner is investigat-
ing the case.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
GERMANY AND our TARIFF.
Negotiations With This Government
Now in Progress.

Now In Progress.
Berlin, Dec. H.-In the Reichstag to-day
Count Posadowsky, minister of the inte-
rior, said that negotiations were now pond
ing between Germany and the United
States with regard to the tariff, but that
at present it would be inexpedient to give
the House any detailed informa ton on the
subject.
Count Posadowsky explained at some
length the duties confronting Prince Ho-
henlohe's economic committee whose in
vestigahon into Germany's commercial sit
uation, he said, would occupy years. In
conclusion, he assured the house that
should the committees abors reveal the
need of further state protection to Ger
man agriculture such protection should be
forthcoming.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15

Paris, Dec 1.-THE government, Il is
announced, contemplates the suppression
Of the newspapers which are alleged to be
systematically inyenting Dreyfus stories.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
MARcHAND's MEN NOT MAssAcRED
The Report of a Disaster to the Expe-
ditIOn Vow Denied.

Paris, Dec. 1.-THE Figaro says It has
received news of the safety of the French
expedition Of Maj. Marchand, which, IL
had been reported, was massacred near
Bahr-el-Ghel, while on hts way TO the Nile.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15

London, Dec. H--According to a special
dispatch from Shanghai, the German gov
ernment contemplates colonizin the
province of Shan-Tung with German fami-
lies and making Kiao Chou an open port.
On orders from Pekin, the Chinese
troops have been withdrawn still further
from Kiao Chou to prevent a conflict
Viceroy Chan Chih Tung denounces the
cowardce of the Pekin authorities in yield
ing to Germany and declares his own
readiness to lead the troops against the
Germans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
----e-o-S--
ROBBERIES DURING THE FUNERAL
Thieves Loot JeweIry Store of
Diamonds and Watches.

Canton, o., Dec. 14.-During the progress
Of the funeral of Mrs. Mckinley to-day
several robberies occurred. The home of
Irwin Marshall was entered and a large
quantity of jewelry was secured J. G.
Kramer's jewelry establishment opposite
the church was looted of diamonds, watch
es and other jewelry. A number of pockets
were also picked of Valuables
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
GOVERNOR OF BOHEMIA TO GO.
Police President and BurgOmaster of
Prague Also to he Superseded.

FTHEWt HIsU tU Nc SUUtICVutU'
Vienna, Dec. 14.-It Is said here that
Count Won Voudenheim (Coudenhove).
governor of Bohemia, will be dismissed
and replaced by David Won Rhenfeld, gov
ernor Of Dalmatia. The count is charged
with having characterized the Germans
in Prague as "aliens."
The police president and the burgomas-
ter of Prague will be removed, 1t is said
and the town council dissolved. The ad-
ministration of the city will be entrusted
to an imperial commissioner.
The rumor that these energetic meas
ures would be taken caused a riot on the
bourse to-day.
Among the persons under arrest for pill
laying there is the son of a millionaire. The
Germans still dread fresh attack.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
CHILE's CABINET RESIGNS.
The Ministry Coalition One Ap-
proved by the Conservatives.

Lima, Peru, Dec. 1.-THE entire Chlllan
cabinet has resigned. The event has
caused n sensation.
The cabinet that has Just resigned was
a coalition ministry, with the approval of
the conservatives, who had blocked the
reform efforts of Senor Antunez, former
premier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
GERMANY's FORCE IN CHINA.
The Volunteer Corps Drawn From
All the Army Corps.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE volunteer corps
which is going to China exceeds 200 men
in number. They have been drawn equal
ly from all the army corps.
Herr Eugene S. Wolff, the well known
explorer, cables to the Tageblat from
Shanghai saying that China is wholly in
different to the seizure of Kiao Chou bay.
The German merchants in China and
Japan insist upon the establishment of a
fortnightly steamship line between Ger
many and East Asia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-15
sAGAsTA AND THE MESSAGE.

Premier Not to Send Note Refuting
Certain of Its Statements.
Madrid, Dec. H-An official denial has
been issued of the report that Senor Sa-
gasta, the premier, has prepared a note
refuting certain statements in the mos
sage Of President Mckinley to congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
CALLS SUSPENDED.
Stock Brokers Vote An Adjournment
Until August iSi.
GOOD WORK IN THE PIT TODAY.
Geld Mountain xcursion Leaves To.
morrow-0n the Boise Hlyer-
Made a Cyanide shipment.

Members OF the eek exchange have
led halt In the pit until the first
uf August. This action was taken i'm.
nediately after today's call. when the
bulls and bears voted concurrently to
suspend operati n until the time
named. In consequences OF this the
brokers will not meet again until
Utah's great Jubilee Is over,
when they will once more enter the
arena and handle the stocks in man.
ner which seemeth bsst to those par.
ticipaiiug.
A fitting c,nclusion to the seasons
work wee the good business transacted
n the pit todsy. 6eyser, Eagle and
North,r Light were the sellers 70 Q
Lifted class, while Tetro hanied down
n thousand shares Tor the unlisted
stocks, the days business aggregate z
sales o 8 800 shares with y selling
value OF S754. There was no material
cDange III the quotations, but as a
whole stocks held their own very well
ana nj detained ABOUT sat' nary
figures. OMAHA, tie stock which lie
Ia controversy IN tn. c urts, hau bid
OF ~ cent, white holders thereof OF.
Tered to se,l nj 80 cents.
The closing Il es wers as foillw {:
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
AppOrtionment of Taxes.

Ac ing Attorney GeBer Bsunsr y
Smith, In reply to question OF JOmi
r. p lrk, uperintenden! public N
stfuctlop, in reference /, the ann,1.
sii1n of portion OF school district n o
10 Davis iuuty to school is'ric
No. 8, and also in reference 10 he p
porn nment of certain tax ltvle'
refers Mr.. Park to an opinion viven
Nels Jenseu, county attorney o b K
elder C untv Oh Al Ut 20, 1906. fou %
pages 1856 aud 1877 ~ tue first
nual report OF the at rney general.
This opinion, he esys. was We
uu o section 80 OF the laws OF 1895
IA 43S, and auus that the law o
1897 10 rrferenc- to this su niect psese
10y he recoud l. glsIalure OF the 81 t.
u Utah were ldentlcsl 80 lar as u
latter ques ion lie CO cerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
owYmEE MINING PROSPECTUS.


The Poornian STRIKE Con Il rmed-
Irnd- Dollar Operations.
Supt. Hu Crimson OF toe rra1e Dol.
lar mine a. Silver City cIndrms the
report resl ceiling the stnkr Ia tue
PDJrman, tsy- the b ise 3 at SUI 10.
He ssys IL is wy good i su1ws
mat the niue is highly valuable.
All the mines IN Owyhee, Mr..
Huicbintea srye, are looking wei -
much betler tnan at aly prsvious
time since he won't into TIA. sectio
Every prosp, CT that he I'm we OF being
worked lie making eo0u snIwing anu
the outlook ,Of the season is bright.
He mentiOnP the Morning Star par
Iicularly as one OF the min,s giviog
" mise. The GJld Busis Il prospec.
that gives indications OF being very
valuable. A great many mines an
prospects are bsing worSei ana In
every Instance coming under his OBJ.
servation the developments are m)st
encouraging.
The Trade Dollar main,ains Its rep.
utstio us a divideLd payer and VIII
tuia year eclipse all past records. Mr..
Hutchinson Is sinki & an incine sh at
rom the tunuel levei. This shait 10
<UUU Ittt Ifuu tut outIhHCt Vi tuo u he
mel. 1t Is now down so 70 and the
Intention 10 10 sink 1t tu a depth OF $40
feet, the plant being designed to reach
tina, depth. Inc pump am hoist are
driven by compressed air. Only about
Is gallons OF water minuIe Is now
beiug raised ant 1t Is not expected
that any great Il w will be sncoun.
Tered.
The vein in the Trade Dollar cuts
through the overlyi & porpngry into
the granite. 1t also ruus diagonally
to the formation 80 that the tunnel
farther In reaches the granite. Ill,
la the granite that the very rich ore
Is iounu. This incline starts about
800 feet south OF the granite, but 1t
VIII reach that formation at depth
OF some 800 feet. 1t Is expected that
the developments below VIII be- very
important.
Mr.. Hutchinson states that the Flor
ida Mountain company has started a
tunnel near the mill to develop the
Boonvilie. 1t will BIS driven some
1000 or 5, 900 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

Fnt tpe week ending June 10, the
NV York Mining and Engineering
Journal speaks OF the copper market
as foiij owe:
There nas oeen little more activity,
originating mrsl y abroad. Bust es-
at home Is slowly drifting tow ri an
improv me t., but prlcss are not a. yet
any niger tnan We quoted them ia.t.
There ere, however, signs o IN au-
vance. wnic1 1t appea sac t pred e.
Will m,ier oriets frsm abroad
continue |" come Ia in a. sn actlty
manner as curing tn las W day.
We qu,le Lake upper ll@ ] ; c.
r In Ok ?, wfri ngots,
l'2@ ! csthode,, lO!@ 8; and
cae..n PIPER, lu9;.
Tue iofeign market SHOVE quite al
Improvement. u. m, re. wnich
closet asst week at G4S TO-.
have advsncs 10 ei9 2. sd. to-
sp {, aud Gi9 l0s. fvI lhree m 18th
prompt, wn,ch are the closing figures.
Consumption abrOa1 continues on
very large scale, and cuusumsrs IL
not appeal to be amply supple T..
Toe ststulicii position OF the meal
continues 10 improve, Vt cks on Ju =.
l5ih showing another decrease
amounting 10 400 tous, bringing
down the total supplies to anout 81, 3UU
tons, aouul 4.OOO TONS less thsn OF tne
8 'me time iss' year, Ia sOite Il tue
enormous production ami the far ro n
satisfactory cInsumDtion at home.
We quote ms - cured sorts: Eng-
ilsh urn. e. 9ei2 TO-; beat select" ,
e52 @e1- 10 stri,g sheets, G59
s.; 80 saeeu, e55 los; ye!iJ I"
mstai b /,
The total production o! copper In
the Uniie1 States this year wa IS, 99S
tons. an increase over 1886 u 64S
tons, or 4.3 per cent. Exp,rts SHOW
an Increase this year OF 1872 tons, OF
8 per cent. Tue expor this year
were 50 6 per ceat Of Inc U MEL SAFES
prUuucnOp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
Lntes, Oopp r prso,piiaut.

1t is well established fact, says the
Reno Gazette, That copper held in 60.
luton In water can BIS easily obtained
by using iron as u preclpitaat, but a.,
the precipitation Of Q PIPER in solut on
with iron is comparatively slow and
In many instances quite costly, II
more active and less expensive pre-.
cipitant was In demand. But Thomas
Wren, late OF Eureka, NevsIa, but
now OF Rel o, seems to have solved this
problem beyond doubt. Mr.. Wren
has made the question o study, AMI,
alter numerous experiments with d.
ierent substances, has disco versu that
copper in solution In water can be
readily thrown down with aIkali. AL.
kali Will precip tate the copper at once,
while Iron requires from twenty.iour
hours TO several months, depending
upon the amount o! irjn used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

aud after that time his fiel was South
rn California. dc states that tht
mission has grown wonderfully III
set ihtes years and that 1t is now |
fl iurshing con iitiOn. Since ED I
Nye has had charged OF the nissioi
he Elders or part Of them have been
travelling without ey. In S3uth
ern California this plan is carried gu
anu the Elders are being helped by H.
Besides the advantages OF humilii y
anu Dependence o. the Lord that
Induces, IL compeiIs the Elders T.
move more among tho pc jple AMI holu
out do mtetiugs aud to make toe IL
atherlnss m re ir'quent. Since tn,
Inauguration OF the eysiem the Eliers
20 out into the untry more anu
mold meetii gs in the school houses, IN
the parks AMI on tue beach.
Edor Whitrsides SAYS that his Ia.
pors have been enjoyaole and he feel
fully repaid Tor the sacritice made
leaving hJme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

WIN make rate of 5000 from Ogden
TO Bsn Francisco AID return, account
II the Christian Eudeav1r Conven.
ton. Tickets will be sold on four day.
viz. 2nd, 9th, 9th and TIN. Tick.ts
Will allow stop over In State OF Csli-
( rnla both going and returning. but
require date Of arrival at Ban Fran.
cisco not later than July 9th, and
dnte OF arrival ut Ogden On return BOT
nter Than July 3l,t. A rate OF SIS. 90
Ogden TO San Francisco anu return,
trsl. class continuous passage both d.
tection., will be mato, good going on
train No. 4 leaving Ogien .2:s0 a. N.
and on rain No. 2, leaving at 2:lO
nm. July 6tb, snd return rom Sau
FfancisCl July Is d, IAN or 18TH.
For further Information Inquire oil
~ address.
q. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent,
Ogieu Union Depot,
OsIsn, Utah.
ID. II. GRAY, General AGENT.
S. +. Co., PA ID oily Block.
Salt Lske CITY, Uiah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

Some nice samples are coming In
from the New State property In Little
Cottonwood.
The Utah Mining and Development t
company has tent TO PARK City q ship
msnt OF tools and supplies preparatory
to putting on another sniit.
w. G. Lyman Will return from
Park City this evening after having
arranged for an ore shipment from
the Superior on BonaDza Fla.
A, l.. Morris OF the Beaver Lake
company will 20 down to Frisco about
the first OF July, his purpose beng to
Tut Oh another shiit OF workmen.
L.G. Hardy of the Jennie mine In
Idano made q flying trip to this city
yesterday, returning direct to his min.
Ing post on Conner creek. A shipment
Of ore was expected in from the mine
today.
Blise Btateman: 1t is reported that
there 10 a considerable fush OF people
into the Seven Devils region In antici.
alton OF the opening OF the great
conner mines there. One man who
recently came down through Sslu.
bria reports that he saw hundreds Ol
persons al d fferent points waiting tor
the road over the range to become
psssaeie.
Willard Progress: Joseph q. Smith
returned home Tuesday from Mercur
on account OF meeting win an scci-
dent at that place lew dsys ago al
tbe 9eyssr mine. "Joe" was run ning
10 or. crnsnsr anu ms the cage wa
being emptieu rock rolled onto hit
wrist, ipjuriug II 80 he WAS compelled
to quit " ork. He IL now getting along
n ceiy anu txpects to return to Work
next month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
ON THE BOISE RIVER.
Numb rs of People Incoming Int---
.stsd In That section.

The number OF people who have be-
come interes o q In tho piacers on the
Boise Ia astonishing. For many miles
the ground has been located. anu pos
pectors are going IN continually to h. 4
ior claims, Since The Twin Spring.
en,ergrfe wac innu ;uratet other pro
jects for working the high bars have
been set afoot and thess 70 reason 10
believe thai other heaT? investments
will be made this eeseon. ine waters
OF various streams nre TO be utilized Ia
WORKING the hi, h, rich hae, OF the OLD
channel.
Among others, Mallay & CALVIN
have secured extensive iptsfesls.. a
map OF one OF their aro ,ertiss has Just
been completed by d, II, Hose ,nsi
10 a marvel OF reatueHs. L, covers
several m les Of the river, showing tht
claims belonging in the group, me
water .pcalioue. Gross sections or nc
bare, etc. photographs OF 'cenes "a
the property are neatly pasted On The
,hArt.
II 10 probable that two eastern "nm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
GoLp noUNrAIN IxeURs,oN.
An outing which BIDS Fair 90 be Well
patrnniz d.


An outing which bids Fair 90 be Well
Pntroniz d.
At $50 O'Clock tomorrow morning
the r 10 Granue Western excursion to
Golu Mountain and Msrysvale will
leave thIs city. 1t is expected that
the train will be we'll filled, as a trip
to Gold Mountain lie something. that
cannot be had every DAY at such a
reasonable rate 40 the figure fixed for
the excursion in question. The fare
il SIS and tickets are good for ten days.
A committee OF citizene from Rich
fell AMI Marysvale arrived in the
city yesterday and they will conduct
the mipipg men through the camp
upon arrival at the railway terminus.
The committee consists OF John
Meter, w. f. Snyder and II. W..
Ramloss of Rich field and AT.
torney Charles w. Jones OF
Marysvale. These gentlemen know
the districts from beginning 10
end ana with the assistance lng
from other sources, those awaiting
themsc Ives OF the cutting, may rest
assure that their trip will be a pleas.
ant and agr. cable o.e, as we'll as one
that viii give Them splendid in.
sight into the mineral resources OF
Gold Mountain and vicinity. John J E.
DAILY and o. J. Salisbury left for the
district last evening and they Will be
ioIped by the other excursi0nists upon
the latter's arrival.
The jaunt 10 OF which ming men
can not effIrd to mis-, taking advant.
age OF aud doubtless there Will be q
great pilgrimage hieing themselves
thithpfward wnen the train pulls out
Of the Rio Grsnis Western depot at
$3.50 tomorrow morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

Tnrives on good food and sunshine
with plenty OF exercise In the open
air. Her form glows with health and
her face blooms with its beauty. L
her System needs the cleansing sctlo L
OF laxative remedy, she usss the
gentle ami pleasant Syrup Of Figs
Made by the California Fig Syrul
Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

The new mill at Austin is now de-
Ing effective work, a start having been
made few days ago in the presence
OF Hon. PIT. FarDswortn amt Eastern
stockholders In the Austin mining
company. The mill is a 30.stamp one,
with c0ncentrator, vanners ami cleo.
trio ligbt plant, exactly bs the Horn
Silver, and as tine mine. bae unlimited
ore bodies, 1t is thought that its COM
mencement will place the Aust II
company Ia a fair way to be put on the
dividend paying list / o q short time.