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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28
a SILLY HOO FER.
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nut Did Net.

TOLEDO. Aug. 27.-A member OF the
T1iedo Company OF naval reeervej
fired upJn spt cial traiu carrying n
battalion OF the Seventeenth UniteJ
States Infantry a. Mingo JuDcnIn nl 3
&c ock tins morning. Two mus cian-
OF the Seventeenth regiment, &. n.
Freddy anu T. Mcdonald, were s,ight'
ly Injured, and tue .ide OF tho car was
iillea VITA shot. Both the Seventeenth
n Il naval reserve had participated IN
the 3 eubenviIIe cet ten Uiul ceiebia-
ton and were felutnlng home. The
naval reserve was Uu u Lake Erie d
Western train, and the Seventeenth
was on Pan Handle train.
Al Mingo Junction tue tracks OF
the Toade run parallel snu very close
together for shgrt distance. The
Pan Hnndle train was just passing the
l.. Il. &c w. at this point when the
shooting occurred.
NJ. II. Gyuid, n member OF the To
ledo naval reserve, WAS arrested here
VIII II the tram arrived this Afternoon.
Ho confessed that he fired his gun out
Vi Inc W lndow while In ciose proxim :
~ TO the PenDHylsania train, but says
he N ught he " as usilg blauE car
fridge. He haj some BLANK shells ana
some loaded with HIM. He Thinks he
must have made III LAKE. he IL
BeaTtbrokeu over the FIR.
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LION STEALS A BABY
TyO.Year-Old Child Taken From a
Shstpherder'S Camp.
roppLED OFF IN NIGHT CLOTHES.
Mountain Lion Met and Carried II on
No Hope Of Recovering 1t
Aliys.

DENVER, Colo, Aug. ETA special
IN tina Republican from Casper, Wyo.,
s,vs. All Is excitement In Casper over
,bs loas OF a two.y ear.old child that
vas carried away by mountain lion
nm Caspsr mountain, yesterday morn.
ing.
A frultless search was made by herd.
ar. nj focks and miners all day, aud
forty men searched all last night in
vain TO f,ud the baby. The number OF
those in the search 10 constantly swell.
ing and the search 10 kept up Without
"A rest to sleep.
Tpe little one 10 an orphan. whose
motbsr died last year, and whose
father had put II Into the care and
Keeping OF a family by the name vi
Henderson, who are hefuing sheei,
ian mules rom Casper, at the head Of
ICY" canyon.
At daylight yesterday morning, Mr..
H.ndsisop arose Auu followed hi
hoek, leaving ms wife and the orpnao
onsnte aleep in the ca mp. When he
r.tuIped ior breakfast the woman
was stlll fast asleep and the baby was
II mad awakened and to6dlei of In
its night dress. A search was ut UDce
made tor the little one, and Its bare
ieet tracks were ieuou Leaving TO u
spring nearly mile away. Near this
slrlug nnd NEAR the bobi's tfacbe was
fuunu also fresh track of IA huge
muuDpaiD lion, aud tue fate VI the H.
lie Que WIS then known. No other
trace of tue babe has been found.
There is known to Do don OF four
lions on Csspsr mou otain.
No hopes arc entertained OF fading
thu haha alfyn
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nINEas LE,Dtns rNcouR.arp.
striksrA' Ranks lucrcNs --N'w Men
Driven ON wan Club.

We "
Driven ON wan Club.
PrTTsBURa, Pa, August 27.--rbo
minert' IsaueTs are eDcputHgeI today
over tue prospects OF M early settle.
ment OF the STRIKE. E6Irte are now
being directed 10 The Pennsylvania
railway and the central nell VI Peub-
sylv,nis.
President Dolsu says ak mines
have been closed in tse central uls.
trict and that work will b., suspenueI
In the region within short time.
Tee fret attempt Mt elaruDg any
miuss In this district was msue at the
Champion mines Of Robh M 81 o..
near McDDualu, on toe p ,n.H ,ndlr
ROAD this morning, Two cttIJtu, OF
foreigners gathered up lr IN auOut
Piltsourg were sent to ne Champion
mtues ABOUT daylight and pus to wJfk
loading elacK iuto cars. rho miners
heart OF tue rTrlval Of the new meh
sGu 500 women marched on the niue.
The new men were attacked with
stones snd cluDn anu driven from the
cara. Women followed them up and
the Foreigners without Resisting fed 10
Nobleslown.
Slsbtown, tho plague spot at Unity,
where the negro railroad lnborers havt
been holding high carnival several
weeks, will so up In flames AMI I'm Ike
before the day IL Ovet. Twenty urpu-
ties have been detailed to assist Con.
stable kersteu 10 appiyiug tue torch i,
Ii there 10 sDy Resistance from the
negroet, the strikers state thut they
are ready TO aiJ tue peace Iflicsrs.
There was the usual shooting In Unity
camp last night, but 50 far as known
no one was hurt.
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IT WAS A TRICK OF A FEW.
SO Says s'nator Chandler Of Section
~ of the garin Law.

~ Of the sarin Law.
BOSTON, Aug. 27.-.In n letter to the
Herald published Iousy Senator VIM.
II. Chandler explains tho construction
OF the clause OF the new tariff law I'M
posipg q ten per cent extra duty on all
foreign products coming through
Canada into tho United slater.
Senator Chandler holds that the legls.
Iation Wa passei by writing 1t az new
mstter into conference report where
1t was al pied by both houses OF Com
gTess without being nuticsu by more
than those persons engaged 10 the
scueme. The senator points out that
the conference committee went be-
yond their powers when they inserted
this important amendment into D
clSusJ iur the law, about only five
worus OF " hieh the Senate ami House
HAD disagreeu.
The wording so much affects New
England trade. Senator Chsuuler
says that each one OF tue senators aud
representatives may he fairly called
upon to state what, II anything, he
knew ABB ut II, ana why he DID not ex-
pose and try to defeat It.
Continuing, 8 instor Chand Ter say:
"FUr myself, l regret to say that 1 uid
not notice wat the c)uierees mad
done. Senat I Cannon in open senate
asked whether they Int deu 10 do
anything but settle Iitiersncss be-
tween tho two houset-R ether they
intended to put any lew matter into
the hi --snd Senator AiIisun replied
emphaticalIy that OF course they did
not.
"Having had experiences with con
ference reports, which thouli have
warned me to teau every word ot tnia
report. havs no excuse 10 ofisr for
MT dong 81. l hos TO be forgiven
by my constituents, but 1 shall never
forgive mytei."
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MINE CENTER, Ont, Aug. 81 -
Wilnsm Ii sletter was yesterday AT
Rested by Canadian officials at Bsll
Guy, "a mite from here, nd turned
over to u nited states Poetic ce Inspeo.
tor Waterbury from Denver, Colo.
lie Is well known Ia Denver, anu
kept saloon in CoiorsJo Springs
about six years ago. He viii be ex.
traIitsu at once ami taken to Denver,
wher" he VIII be tried on the charge
{ hsving been implicated IN the RIB.
berry Of the Msnitou and Florsuce
p stOfflces, for which William Worth
mas slresOy been triot, conv.oieI anu
sentenced 10 prison.
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sngasta Says Crrii'ts. Cubnus md
Philippines are Thr.n cninE Spniu.
MADRID, Anl. .7.-SeDor S,gasts,
the nUsIal leader, has maize u fr, sa
eclsrntion on the political situation
ii says 1t Is daily growing worse In
Cuba and O ntinuss serious In the
Philippine lslao dds. Senior Ssgasla Is
ready to apply autonomy to Cuba, AMI
expresses the belief that the liberals
VIII assume p wer earlier than exp CT.
ed, bagasLa avs rte that the Carlits
are already prepared for II rls ny, and
are only awaiting fnise step on the
part the government for favorable
upportnni y TO take up aims.
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No Notice OF transfer.

CHICAGO, Aug. .7.--Colonel Merritt
Bsfusf, suJuts ~ general OF the de.
psrtmeut OF the Missouri has not re-.
ceIved any notification that no is to be-
irans'erreJ u New York next month.
ts rumoroi. be is preparing to leave
on bis annual vacation next week.
While 'hsre VIII DO son1 cnsIges In
the suintant genera.'s department at
Washington tue transfer of Col. Bar
her lsa matter pure speculation.
Next February G.n. RIggns will re-,
Tire rom me corps, anu ~ Col. Barber
ia not Gale. up 10 hIghef place al
that titae mis- transfer to New Yorg
Will c mo 10 rrguier OrJer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

81 suppose you know links, who lives
out in your suburbs, said the new &c
quaintancc pleasantly, in al effort to
be agreeable.
81 know of him. returned the SUBJ
urbanite coldly. but the fact is we
don't move in the same class"
"No?''
"Oh, dear, no. 60 home two trims
ahead of him at night and come down
ono train later in the morning. -
Cleveland Leader
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having recosp zej the Greater Kstub.
lie, including Nicarsguo,S,ivaIur and
ii tdursa.
nhe HItolutmeht OF Captain Merry
10 United Staies minister To three OF
'te Central American govern ment' =.
ana tbs objvetiuo TO him by the pu.
,horities OF the Greater Rsuublic has
lurther complicated the situation. In
the meantime Captain Merry has sus-
n1ed bis departure. The rrivsl Of
Minister R1drigu,z d ubtless will Get.
lie the stIitude OF the Greater Relab!ic
TOWARD CAPTAIN Merry, ae wei a. the
sta'ut OF Minister II iurigutz III Wash.
iugton.
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ENCw "A PnIENT CLOSED.


BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 27-The
Grsuu Army OF tue RepuUiIo uu.
etc.ed Its Ulcers for the .n'utug year
ana the emf tmplnent Of 1897 has al
journei 10 Lseet AT CiLci. natl mex.
year ,st
The report OF the com iiteu having
10 charge the memorable OF Con.
gtess to puIcuat,s several vi the most
important 0attieDelds about Freuef-
iCksbuTg, Va, itnu connect them by
government roa 10, was auOp'ei.
Another comm ttee reported aver.
Rby The prOposiLOp 10 establish Mt
tional parks at The bnltlefelds Vi
VlCksburr, Stony River anu Appomst-
tOx.
The report Of the committee o.
text books used 10 tue pubic SCHOOLS
was sdoptei. The report deal, severe.
ly with some o the hiator!es used In
Inc South, charging that they missta,e
The fEcis ~ TO the cuues OF tne Rebel.
hOa aEd presen; them from 5ouih'
ttu staidgCint Of Wow.
The report ciOseU with the ioi owing
rec mmeuJBliUut:
t'iist-ihGt tbs sLcsmpmopt uIg-
ihe continued agitation o! tue question
OF improve d textbooks IN our sch JolU
that relate to the history 4 the United
Slater, especially os IT, ihe sveu,s VI
the war of tn, Il ebeliiou.
SocUud--ThaI the national enenmp
meDt Huthoiza the appointments OF u
permanent Committee, on the subjec
OF teaching patriotism In our ,onVOls,
which sbnll make = report .escb year.
TDiru-1hat IL be urged upon eacn
deranme Mt OF the u. A. r., and r.c-
ommenus to the Womsn'd Relief
Corps, .th . SOrt % Veterans anu all
simiiar o{rgen.Zstions, that they give
persistent attent. on to the selection u
proper text books for u.e INCUR public
schools a.nu the exclusion thsrefrom oil
such as aJe imprJpei.
wonEN's RELDF CORPS.
BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-The W. men'e
Relle, CUips today eiectsd Mrs. SARAH
J. Martin Ut Missouri president, and
Mrs. ,Robert +. AikiDs oi buffalo
senior vice president. Mrs. Kate jones
OF Vermont was CHOSEN Junior vice
presiasnI. Mrs. Belle 4. Bagley
was re-e)ecteu treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

PoTspAM, Aug. 27.-rne King OF
Siam, wuJ arrived mere yesterday
evening and VINO wac received WITH
every mark OF huuOr by Emperor
Wiilam, placed wreath OF hJwers
this morning. upon the tomb Of the
late Emperor Frederick Of Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28
BntII,H VICTORY,
H. bel Afridis Drivcn Hack with Heavy
Loss.

LONDON, Aug. q "A spec iaI from
S'mis says that the ID iulais+ tribe OF
Airidi,, near Kohat, descended from
me hills In strong force during Thurt-
Gay night and attscBei and captured
tue villege o. Lao, setting fife TO the
builjings. nearly all OF whicu were de-
stroyed. Gle Blggs, commanding
ne iofce at KJhat, having besri VI
Airidi.' pians, hud prepared force on
Friday mcraing and attacked the en-
envy. After sharp fighting the AiriJis
were driven back 10 the hills with
he w losses. The British loss c1n.
'ls'eu Of one Sapoy klllsd and a native
hiner M ,@D S,p W wJuniei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

Grantley Berkeley tells, in his Life
and Recolloctions how member for
Ludlow, in .he last parliament Of Will
liam ", tried to make u maiden
speech and, rising in his place with q
very bald head, known, too, az he was
to every body, as one Of tho Oldest stag
ers in all tho ways Of tho world, he be-
gan with great atfectation Of incxperi-
ence and with an exceedingly mild
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

TOLEDO, o, Aug. 81. Two aero.
unuu were ,atslIy hutt at the lair
grounds this afternoon. Walter Steele
Oi Columbus hsd his back uiosen anu
several ribs oIu'hsd by n Iali. due to
me failure NJ his PARACHUTE to wUrk,
anu Leroy n Jrthoolt was iriyhtiully
burned while insiue balloon which
'UoE fire while being Inflated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

CHICAGO, Aus. 27.-At the trial OF
Lat,g.I., tne alleged wiIe murderer,
lodsy, MT. ID Lesne, one OF the frat
four jurOrs sworn ia was d'scnsrged
by agreement VI counsel. Del -slI, ,
wife 10 suffering from hervous proslrs'
uon. inuucod principally, II was
claim ed, by worry over her husbands
presence on The Luesgert jury, and Tor
that reason he Was excused. Ihis lett
i've jurJrs Yet t. be sulsc 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. 81 The
ruIkl-u sInb .s,IJr at Vienue, Ma
mould NsbsId Boy, telegrapus That a
uum6er OF persons are proceedint w
Constsntinople 10 cause b)mb explj.
slams.
1t 10 announced there will be eleven
Armenisus implicated IN the recent
Domb outrages here. o this numDsr
one man has commlIlei suicide and
eight men have been arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

Watts-pho business man in politics
ia deal of fake. What can business
man know about politics?
Potts-At least you must admit that
good business man would not sell q
$1,000, 600 franchise for paltry little
$4,000 or SO. -lndianapolis Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

MANcHE TIER, Mass. Aug. a.
Miss BeA..,I hJyt, OF the ShiunscUok
Gjlf club, uei0atej Miss N. q. Sn-
gent, OF the Essex County club III the
lourusmsnt for the ladies' r"lf cham
piouship here TO-DAY, 8 up to 4. to play.
Miss Hojt IL tue prnsent cnainpiou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

High Railway Rates Keep ihe Letter.
Carriers Convention East.

sAE FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-On the
very ave VI iLe ARRIVAL o, the deie.
gates 70 the convention OF the Nation.
al association OF letter-csrIiers, a die
patch has been -eceivsd from head
quarleis nj Gun 20 wniuh announces
tnat tho nationsl Committee has RDan-
doned Its plan on account OF It's iail-
ufe TO secure Reduced rates from the
railroads, and Ii OF tbs convention W II
be held In Chicago. AS all arrange
mehts Tor The reception Of the DELI
gates had been perfected and large ex-
pence incurred, the local committee
were considerably chagri ned al tucb
y peremptory message us that which
they received, and tho action OF the
national committes IL generally re-
RATded In an unIavors bic light.
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when no was last seen In tnis city o
few tnvs ri rtH me murder.
GARDES CuY. * s., An II ~
man gaviug hts uame ~ Augu' ksr
ket, anu saying h" lives Ia Ownss,,
Mich, Is undtr arrest SER, ~ prcie
VI the n.urder ~ The man VIM was
ftuld uesd on p ,ka'. PsaS last wssz.
He has bee photographed aud W Il
be held subject to the order VI the
Sheriff Of Iii Psso county, Colo,
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Rock ISLAND, Ill.,, Aug. 27-By
the ish OF n scaIfolu tDis afternoon, q.
W. 6hrisser, = contractor, W. III.
Willis and John Lowe, Dricklayefs,
hno John Cfudoipn, a colored hod-
carrier, were precipitntnd from the
third story OF new building To the
stone sidewalk. Wiihs died within
ten minute'. Schriener received
BAD cut about the temple anu Internal
iuiuries. Lowe anu tnudoph were
ihieiiy bIuiseu. IL 10 b. hsved all VIII
uip
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KINdsTowN, n. Y, Aug. 27.-At
HlcSory Blsn, a mining. village near
here. Joseph Dspcw, color,d, waylaid
sii-yesr-year oil girl named Doody
ana outraged her. Her condition IL
serioue. Depew Is being hunted Tor
by buudrsus of miners.
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LONDON, Aug. 27,-A special dis.
pa ON it IN b mUay says tns mau
Mullsh OF Haddsh commanded the
Airiuis VINO have Just captured the
British forts In the Kiyber Pass
which, the disp'tch Rdds. the native,
will now keep sealed ny.
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LONDON, Aug. 27-rhe powers have
asked Greece the amount she il able to
pay rs the 6rst instal.psnt OF the
Turkish indemnlty, ami to meDtion
The revenues sne Can assign to guar.
sntee the whole amNuut.
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was done by the application OF a heated
surface to the panel, though George
Ebcrs believes that in Egypt the heat
of the sun was probably all that was
needed to complete the artists work.
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THE GREATER REPUBLIC.
Its Complications with Thi. Govern
mont Nearing Sssticment.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.--Tho dis
patch nom Mnnsgua that officials OI
the Greater Republic OF Central
America aud M agent Of the Meat
aqua Canal q 'urnuy have lott stimuli
laneously ior Washington Is Regarded
here as inuicalIng that dennits results
may be expected on several penuing
ulplomatio qugsiions.
Thus lar Tue interests OF tho Greater
Re, ubllc ana Of tue camel COMPANY
lave been somewhat IN conh ct, anu II
was due TO Minister E1drls utz's pro-
Test that the Nlosrarus canal b'il was
ebanGoned in tue ssnntt. fhi', ln
Turn, raised question nst TO the status
VI Minister Rsdriguts. Congress nUt
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"a Causes tine Death of sevop Persons
From poi.ou.

PADUcAH, Ky, Auy. "a The
meager parncuIars u u wuol, sale case
OF poisoning have reRcned the city
rem Galloway cuuniy. Eight persons
ne reported to have Deeu poisoned by
raIing n mellon stolen from neign-
buzz patcu. Seven OF the number are
ca, anu the eighth 10 In . critical
condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

SIMLA, Aug. 27.-Pne governm on,
has usoidso To seud an expedition Ia
age ioIoe ngaiusI the AiIld,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
EVAPORATHD ONIONS FOX KLOyDIks
From The Portland Oregonian.

a number OF persons in this city have ~
experimenting in the matter of preparing e. s,
GRATED vegetables. with view OF suppv.s,
Alaskan miners. The most desired thing Oh ". ~
Kind is evaporated onions. and some troupn 49,
been experienced in preparing these in sS.
factory manner. 1t has been found tnat s
every kind Of onion can be evapora'ed s s,s,.
factorily. Only the very best quality OF onN s,
will answer the purpose. An onon-grower,
has been experimenting with various KINGS rI "a,
onions has at last found one kind which MS ar.
bill perfectly large tin case full OF inc IN an,
Grated onions prepared by him was exhipi''y,sS;,
Third-st. dealer yesterday. and though an sni
looked much like shavings. they smeileo 10
tasted like onions, and made ones eyes wa.' N,
look at them. The man who has found oO' az,
best kind OF onion for evaporating does ITO. Al
out what variety It Is. as he Intends TO us sn
OF the kind he can get hold OF. There WIN WI. 70
plenty OF evaporated fruits and vegetaper m,
supply all bound for Klondike next spring. IA
onions spoken Of cost about 30 cents .srs
and a sack OF onions. II is said. only makes w.
pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
KRUGER AT CHURCH.
From The San Francisco Chronicle.

From The San Francisco Chronicle. a.
Hard by the Presidents mansion at fre'IMa W..
stands the austere little church WHERE "a.
KRUGER ~ wont to pray on Sundays. NO IN ~
Der Of the congregation is more regular than :"
and at times he leads the service hmsell' psul
will even preach when In the mood. Dom =, se
himself draws large audiences. but when nvs n
lively engaged In the conduct Of the serVes "A
usually sits beneath the pulpit, being. II - ~
somewhat deaf at times. During prayer a''
men stand up
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-03
Deerlodge Postoffice.

A petition has been sent in to the
Department asking for the establish
ment of postoffice at Deerlodge.
1t will doubtless be granted as there
are enough men there now to justify
it. Until the new schedule of next
July goes into effect, Deerlodge will
probably be supplied from the Ur-
sine, or Eagle Valley Office.
Through an oversight evidently
Deerlodge was not mentioned as a
point to be included in the new
route between here and Milford.
This will doubtless be corrected
as soon as the Deerlodge Office is es-
tablished, and it would make a short
I, er and more feasible route, than tc
go via Newlands as tits elaine d that
/ in bad weather the canyon from
Stateline to Newlands is in places
impossible, as are also parts of tht
canyon between Newlands and Ur
| sine.
Both could be advoided by run
ming from Stateline to Deerlodge
thence via Ursine to Phoebe, suppl,
wing Newlands with five mile ser
ce from the arsine office.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-03

ing the ore has been the same, but
one has been more fortunate
than the other in getting richer
ground. The same applies to the
gold mine if one miner should get
81 900 gold ore his profit is greater
than the miner who finds ore of a
less value, but it loes not diminish
the cost of getting the one dollar out
of the ore.
Although the cost of working ore
varies with the locality and district
in which the mnies are situated,
have taken the lowest in our county.
Mining is going on in some parts
where it takes $15 gold ore to pay,
but the ratio still remains the same,
for wherever it takes higher value
in gold to pay it increases in the
same ratio for silver.
In California gold ore of the value
of "a cents ton has been worked
for the small price of rs cents ton
leaving a profit of 6 cents. Is there
silver mine anywhere on the face
of the globe of the value of $3.50 pei
ton in silver that can be worked? No
not one and yet the goldbug claims
that it costs less to produce one dol.
lar in silver than it does one dollar
in gold. There is not silver mine
in the United States where the cost
of extracting one dollar in silver is
not crater than the cost of extract
ting one dollar in gold, and
the only true correct way to get at
this cost is by personal examina.
ton of the books of mining compan-
es. Estimated statistics are not as
reliable as cold facts when presented
in black and white.
H. f. FREUDENTHAL,
Assessor Lincoln County, Nevada.