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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
KLONDIKE NUGGETS ON A TREE.
James !. Clements Loads It's Boughs
With Virgin Gold.

CHICAGO. Dec. 25.-A special to the
Tribur@ from New York says: James I.
Clements. "the Eldorado king OF the klon-
dixie" who is at the Lafayette hotel, last
night displayed one OF the costliest Christ
mas trees ever seen in the world. On il
were 80 $50 gold pieces, and Klondike mug
gets. as presents, worth $500, which
brought the total up to so. 900. Yesterday
he purchased tree five feet high, and
had II taken to his rooms In the Hotel
Lafayette. Then he carried up his pres
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

King Humbert recently received In
audience Mr.. Remsen whitehouse. OF New
York. and accepted book on Prince ANA
deo, the deceased brother OF his majesty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
M R-c,procity With Germany.

below It Is the emperor's portrait in .
setting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Paris police statistics Just published eff
feetually prove that murder does not pay
from financial point OF view. They
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Negotiations are proceeding In Berlin
between Germany and Austria with a view
to holding an international conference at
Brussels on the subject Of the abolition OF
the sugar export bounties. France has
.ntimated her willingness to Join in the
deliberations,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

As soon as Jackson. the explorer. COM
pletes the work connected with the Franz
Josef-Land expedition. he will start for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

To the intense amazement OF the sui.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Influenza in a severe form has been
spreading alarmingly in Berlin. There
have been thousands OF cases and the
death rate is rapidly increasing.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1897-05-27

TcraAIr- -
Ward L.
House and lot on LAFAYETTE street no
tween Chaplin and Bloom. state 7sc
interest &c, parish $l.l3, notice i0c
Cost OF advertisement to be added
J Cain, Alfred, Ward l.
Vacant lot between Caroline Hnlo,a
Darcus Reed. state lSc. marsh AZ
poll LOO, notice 10c. Cost OF advertise
ment to be added. ''0
| Caspari, L., Ward l.
40 acres. x interest in $40 acres a,
bayOn Saline; y in $40 acres At Choni,
station; 40 acres on Old River bonndaf
ABOVE by Urbin Racial: 90 acres avvL
OF nwM Sec % T7R o; house ana III
On Cd street, by PelIi; house and LOT On
bayOu Amulet. State l4.3f. interes,
1:4S. parigbs3f AZ, poll Loo notice IGs,
Cost OF advertisement to be added
Corbett, Il. H., Ward l.
20 acres bounded north nv w.Trsfa,,
aad Wamsley, and nloyablee. Sssts $50 ~
In &C. parish 81, poll 100, notice
LVc. Cost OF advertisement to De added.
COrbett, Mrs. NJ. Ward r.
81 acres, viz; 40 acres bounded north
oy JOnnson's land, east by Simon Har.
rass West Dy Carter, south by j T@Scar.
borough, ~ acres bounded norfh Nv
johnson Chute. east BY .Corbett west
Dy l.. II. Landrum. south NV N
Walmsley. State acc. interest A.. nar.
Ism 54c, notice l0c. Cost Of adverfisa-
nsent to be added.
Carter, James, Ward T.
40 acres bounded north nv co.,ov
east by John Calhoun. west hv ,Tbcs
Berry. south by b Tucker. and NOV
ables. Htate SIC, interest g. narisb ~,
nSacs iVc' Cost OF advertisement to be
Ccrsey, !. c., Ward h
1sO acres, bounded north bv Ravou
kserre, east by Dr HalnIin. west hv
5erEy, south By Calhoun. and movahlas
state $S.49. interest s4c. Darish ria
pos 81 notice l0c. Cost Of advertise.
ment 70 be added.
Garter, 8. A, Ward L
1850 acres bounded north by wal,nS-
", east Dy same, west by Adiey a O..
,ouln Dy kobt Coleman. and niovahles
ss.se 1875, interest LA, parish Al
ae9ce lOc. Cost of advertisement Ia he
eagle, L. f., Ward T.
~ acres 81 Of sch Sec II TIsR q \
ma m0yabies. State SIC. interast e.
,arisn Isl. poll Loo, notice Toe. f.ost
y advertisement 70 be sdded. s'
Jraig. Crawford, Ward g.
g acres adjoining lands Of Faas ana
thompson; all e11k Of nek Sec az r rs
: .. ana movables. State 63c. interass
!, paxlsn voc. poll 81, notice l0c. Cosf
advertisement to be added. 0os
'offey, L., Ward-2-
S40 acres, nw14 Of sell See s5T liz p :
ana nTs4 Of ne111 Sec IS TI3R and Q
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1897-05-27
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Brief communications upon subjects
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Qontinued on Sd page.)
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1897-05-27

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY
AND PARISH OF NATUHITOCHES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22
TIE nAnno,n HOIST.
II was s'nried Up Yrstrrdny--Rtpn pair.
Ing of the Pine Line.


II was started Up Yestsrdny-Rtpnir.
Ing of the Pine Line.
The new Mammoth hoiHt wEs put In
motion yestoruay showing the con-
siucliOn Of 1t to 10 u skilled pi, ca OF
work, AS the connection was perfection
Ia itself. The hoist has n uou BILE deck
cage and 10 capable OF hitting two toGs
ut each load from the l,3J0.fiot level
Of the niue. From TIA point to the
i 6O0-faot level vii 70 lie ut present
Operated, but 1t rs the intention OF the
cimps y TO siuk tue main shat to the
l,6J0, thus senlins the new cage to
lover levels and giving the mi ners
pleNy Of stopping ground un which TO
work.
The MANN 9TH people are just now
expending the sum S25, 900, in fix
ing up the pipe line, whicua year or
so ago, got badly out OF "kilttt" anu
has T, NAMED in that con mutton ever
since, The line will have T. hs re-
pair, d the entire distance from Cherry
Geek to the company's properly,and
IT VIII take 6 me little time to com.
plete the ] b. When all this work il
done,the next thing in order will be the
openlug up OF long line OF regular
monthly dividends,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

A few days ago S35 gold was en-
countered in the Sacramento at Msr.
cur.
The Old Dominion copper mine and
smelter In Ariz ma have been closed
down indefinitely.
D.. Woodruff OF the Northern
Light has In mis- possession some good
iic.uies OF picturesque Ophir canyon.
Suuuay's excursion to Tin 1, prom.
ises TO be well patroDized as mining
men ON every hand are expressing
their intentions OF going out.
Messrs.Dsrn and Heinrich returned
from Idaho last evening after having
attended to cattle business and
devoured several fine trout from tue
bosom OF Snake river.
Il chieid Advocate: Samuel Whit.
ford. one OF the expert miners EN-
pioyed on the Brecsenridge by james
Long, was an Advocate caller last
MONDAY. Sam came down from
Robinson's ranch last Saturday morn.
lug just behind the Clear creek Il lOd.
de says thesnOw is rapidly melting
on Goiu Mou1taip; that the m ning
camp will be accessible by the fret OF
mex month, and that alreauy one can
reach the Annie Laurie ON horseback :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

ed TO sign their contributions with
nom De plume and forward the,r real
namta in teparate envelope to the
secretary OF The commission on or
bel re Jurel |.
Three 1osfs viii be immediately
constructed by the Il ats a y rade
cor miitee. One 10 entitled ~ nj in
1884," tho stcouJ will represent he
S,sts 1Jwer, the segO lily, and tue
third VIII tell the story, VIII ioh every
Pioneer revetes, Of the gus ann me
cficktts. The story lie to the eiltc
thHt ia 1S4S, the frat harvest-timv o I
the Pjuners, ihe grOwi Y crops were
threatened with destruction by
crickvis. Tue p loneers prayed for re
lieI auu II came IN the iOrm Of inn
mense fl icks Of guls, whion swept
down upon the inyadirg insect nnu
devoufeJ them, thus s,ving sufficient
OF he @ p TO war II me IA zine,
which was imminent. "lSdT" flOst
REPRESENTS a c lice lou II Inuian
tepers, in aud about which the abnri.
gines are seen. 10 tue distauce 10 the
Great SAT- Lake, the w ,satcn bua
Oqulrrh ranges Of mountains and tue
valley. The designs were made by
superintendent AuIerson OF the con.
stfuction department and were much
admired by the commission.
JUBILEE NOTES.
A special meeting OF the commission
VIII % held this evening ~ 1880
Pollock.
Miis N. Morgan OF G73 West Frat
Norm street today contributed 81 TO
the Juoilso lund.
Tue Pony Express will be the title OF
the weekly papsr 10 oe Issued under
the direction Of the commission.
Aaron W. Beach of Iona, Idaho,
VINO for yeas believed he WAS the
hfst maze wulte child BORA Ia UtaD,
now conoeJes that Lore, ~ Dow
Young Is enIitled TO that distinctioB.
Miss Emily Kstz and Miss Cora
Hooper, Sutiug a. special committee
OF The commission todsy ,oTmaty re-
quested Governor Wells 70 appoint the
county commissioners Tor the jubilee.
Ii Is estimated by "Docv Faust that
The cost OF repioJuciHg the pony ex.
press from Denver to this city will
Dc $1,000. He has in his 20 session
The n'st dispatches Drought by the
pony express.
AT las gni's session OF the COM
mission Chairman Clswson, Mrs. X.
Z. EistYu, Mrs. George Y. Wallace,
Miss Cora Hooper and Mvssrs. Roy.
non, whitney, 5moot, Nelden, McIiiz,
COioorn ana J. ID. Spencer were
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullen-M. j.. Stanley, ID. b. Mccoy,
Cripple Creek, Colo. George Harvey,
Omaha; Urven Jones, Laketown, Utah,
Raddeu and son, Thomas Cupit, PARK
Guy; John L. Wyman, San Francisco
Joe Priest, Denver; L. ii. Mgtson and
wife, Pocatello, ldahoi j. b. Cunning,
Now York.
Walkor-Ed McAdam. San Francisco;
j. Il. Herr and friend, 1. Ii. Sprlgns,
Eureka; Joe Burnley, New York; Percy
n. sadler. Idaho; n. ID. Fenton, Il. G. w,
Ogden; A. Il. SNOW, Brigham; Il. D.,
Smith and wife, Mrs. Helen Watson.
Sacramento, Cal; Il. Huntington and
wife, Mrs. A. NJ. Getty, Rock Rapids,
Iowa.
Temploton-W. Atwood ward, Denver;
a. IL. Chester, Milwaukee; O. j. Camp
bell. Ogden; b. q. West, New York:
George ii. White, Boston; Ii. b. Rams.
dell, Council Bluffs; j. II. Maui, Phila-
delphia
Knutsford-Wm +. Everest, Kansas;
Joseph Lyman, Chicago; A. II. Eldredge,
wife aud daughter, Marquette, Mich.
Sol Loeb, New on, aut; b . and Mrs w.
III. Crawford, New York cityaG. P.Hurs,,
4. Il. Hurst, Mrs. Kendall, Lunden; j.
Henry seas and wife, Boston, Mass. ,
George T.. Bent, wife aud daughter,
Chicago; Leonard Grover. San Fran,
cisco; X. 5. Harbsugh, Portland; ID.
Livingston and wife, Chicago; Mr..
William Frankfur,h, Milwaukee; W. V,
Rice, Park city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

Americans are the most inventive
people on earth, 10 the ~ have bten
lie ued nearly 100000 pntents, OF moro
than One.thitu Ut N the patents issued
in too world. No discovery OF mOcern
yenrs has been ot greater heneit to
mankind than Chamherlai . Cole,
Cholera aud Diatrl % Remrdy, or hsa
done more tn relieve pain anu suffer.
iug. j. w. Vaughn Of Oaklon, XIV"
sa's: ~ have used ChsmhorlsIn'5
Colic, Cholera hnd DART o Remedy
In my amily for eeversl years, anu
nnd II to be the best medicine 1 ever
used for cramps in the stomach and
bowels.' For sale by Drurvists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22
THE ROLE OF HERO.
Z Part Played By Little PltiSburs 10
the PHI Today.
BONDING OF THE GOVERNOR MINE.
Good Paying Dirt On snake River
The New MammD 9TH HOist-Looks
Like a Winner.

Little Pltlsburg, the stock which
has done heroic service IN the pit
many times before, jumped TO the
iescue again today by saving the ex.
change from an cut ana cut white
wash in the sale Of 1000 shares at ]
cents share, The transaction entail
Ing an expenditure OF S67 80 to the
man who bought. Aside from this
there was no bueines IN the PIT,
although Quotations remained In
fairly reasonable shape.
q Anchor and Ajax stood customary
nd failed to bring out special interest,
while Bullion-Beck for which 81 20
was bid yesterday, suffered the humili-
alton OF seeing that bed. rock figure
still tread the downward path and
dwindle TO the mere insig ticant
quotation o. 81, with the stock stand
iDg as an offering At $3.50. The Dhiys
as on the previous call were low and
fea.ure!ees, while Geyset-Msrien al.
vsnced few pacrs. and had a
closing bid OF Sl.S2H, the stock
DelDR UlltItu w plstE2' mticui wv
olired trifle and naJ It's beat bid at
1920, and Mammoth also suffered
bear attack. the stock goiDg down TO
a bid OF 81 572 8 against offerings OF
the paper AT 81 629 Northern Light
was strong anu while recording no
transiers, would have been purchased
freely al IS cents, had holders felt
disposed to relinquish at that figure.
Sunshine and Utah held their own
aud nothing more.
Grand Central led out in the scram'
bic Tor unlisted stocks, anu was recOg-
nized by n bid OF 40 cents. Swansea
was in improved tone with bid oil
81 371, While Suuth Swansea. so far as
The bidding was concerned, remained
stationary. HOmestske was sought
after at 4 cvuts, bat could not be
bought undeT centa, the closing and
lowest figure ut which holaers fiered
to sell Vanderbllt was thrown on tue
market ut 20 cents with no bids, and
Blu keye could have found takers at
liz cents.
The closing figures were as follows;
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22
LOOKS LIKE A WINNER

The Gryssrharlon Never In Better
shape III n nt Present.
That the eyser.Marion is looked
upon as a winsing and solid pfoposi-
u1n, is plainly evident from the favor.
abla ocnvSrs.tioD heard on the streets
concerning IL. The mine has within
Its confines an inexhsustiole ore sup.
ply, which ia daily being torn down
IN unlimited Quantities.
The fact tnat new consolidation
spent upwards OF SIC. QUO last month In
eniargiDg liz milling. capacity, and
right on top OF tnat declared divi.
dend OF 80, 0Ol, Coca to show beyond
peradventnte thst the compsny Is on
a arm and pr Igressive basic. Cyanides
are being shipped periodically, the
latest clean ny finding market only
last Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

w. Scott Crlsmon, talking OF the
Gladstone In idaho today, informed a
NEWS reporter that about the fsst OF
May the company would begin the
completion Of Its NIL, which was par
tally erected when work thereon was
bTou hit to y etandstill. The niue has
had u development t0rcs at work all
winter emu 1t Ia at pr sent in splend d
ehape. and lwell worthy the contem-
plated addition TO the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

Mrs. A. Inveeu, resiIing at 40
Henry ST., Alton, H., suffered with
scistiG umatism for over eight
monhe. Shs JoctOred for II nearly
the whole OF this time, using various
remedies Recommended by iriends,
ana was treated by the physicians, but
received no relief. She then u Ell ore
and O half bottles NJ Cham erlaii ,.
Ps!n Balm, which 4, # cted complete
curs. This is published a. her r'aneft,
ss1e wants other similarly III cted
know what curei reT. TIE 20 and
80 cent szes or faie bv dtug isiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22
SNAKE RIVER GOLD.
Mountains of Good PRyinE Dirt, Bays
Or. Strong of Nsw York.

Mountains Oh eoou Fhy'hE Dirf, nays
OF. strung OF N'w York.
Dr.. George w. Strong and w.
Walter Elmer, capitalists from New
Yurk, who have been over to Graz
View looking over the Osyhee Land
4 Irrigation mpaDy's canal and also
locking up the mining interests OF the
Snake river, returned 10 Mountain
home Thurslsy, ssys the local Repub.
lean, ana lett tho same evening Tor
New Yors. In speaking OF the mininP
interests OF tht b ake river, Dr.Strong
said: I'll 10 great mining country,
The extent Of the gravel btds sfe prau.
ticaliy unknown, Ms they are only
heing worked on n small scale. How
ever, there are mountains OF good pay
ing dirt"
DR., Strong, TO satisfy himself what
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

On Sunday, April 25lh, the Ri .
Grsnde Western Will run spec al *
cursiou to Enteks, Mammoth AMI
Silver City, at uniform rate oil $500 for
rounu trip. Ffain will leave Sail Like
CITY promptly nj $3.50 =. NJ, reaching
Eureka at IL 10 n. m. On the retuT
trip, specisl viii leave Silver CITY nj
$3.50 y. M, Mammoth at 5:i5 p. M,
Eureka At .. M, reaching salt Lake
City al $50 .. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

Aud we ride 1t uretty persistently--but
H. a subject that'll we and the wear.
ability ut the wool is % vital interest to
clolhng wearers. Good pure elastic
WOOL iibres will maxi <, cd shape hold
ing, form-httlng garmen,s-thats our
sort
FOR So we're selling a splendid all
wool Men Suit, in round cut sacks,
both light and dark colors.
FOR 81 80 we are selling some suits
that have never been sold in this city
before for less than $40 some Tor less
than sra. Just think, we are selling an
all wool black clay worsted SUI, in round
and square cut sacks, also irocks, latest
style, vel trimmed and well tailored
FOR $3.50. These suits are good
enough 10 wear to church, good enough
TO ret married in--in fact ave FIRST
CLASS SUITS IN every particular.
We have others in light colors in
round cut sacks, same price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22
PROVO.
PROVO, Utah,
Garden Ciiy Notes.

Il chard IL Beesiey returned yei.
terdRy from 81. George, where he has
spent the wlDtsr Win view 10 I'M.
Prove his health, bel, z n sufferer from
lung Trouble. He has been greatly
benefited. Oar "Dixie" IS bec,n.
Ing qulir popular winter resort for
people I'll sled with lung diseasrs
ann thi, ariy yin, 70 d nh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

The directors Of the Bullion Beck
held u meeting late yeet .rday after.
mon, at whicb time IL was decided ,
award the yearly ore contract to r. II.
Jones. the banker, through whose
hands 1T will nod place In the FUR
naces Of the GermanIa sm-itsr. The
mpe's output lie about $500 tons a
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

A Tintie Properly LEASED fir TWENTY
thousand Ioilsrs.

Frank Y. Taylor, prominent min.
ing man OF this city, yesterday issusd
leRee and bona on the Governor
mine at Tinlic to a Mr.. Osln CT
Colorado, the execution Of the iustru.
ment being Tor d in consideration OF
the sum Of $40, GOO.
The Governor Ia an old.time pro-
Queer Anu has yielded In years gone
by, many hundreds of tons of good
shipping ore. 1t Is the intention OF
Mr.. Olsen and his assocla es in thu
undertaking, to put i've men to work
at once, in the h pc OF again bringing
the property to ths front.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22
Notice to nil Who Are interested In
htIs guiiure ia the stat. of Utah,

The Uah Silk G mmission desires
nil wno wish TO engage in this Industry
this year, to send at once their name
and iull address for psm pblet OF in
structiOus, also stat, III Mt Oi your
'acii;ius Tor raising cocooDs and the
number Of silk worm eggs you desire.
Address all communications t
Margaret A. Caine, secretsfy Uish
SILK Commission. Salt Lake City,
UtRh.
IAN C unity paners please copyl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22
Hercnr mining Capacity.

Work on the enlargement OF the
Mercur compauy's milling capacity,
continues on spsce anu every.
thug points to Its completion by the
expected timt-ihe last OF the prose mt
month. The company is now cOnsiG-
ering the auvisauiilty OF purch asl q &
new Corliss engine, 30 that no delay
may be occsaioned in changing to the
enlarged capacity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22


Whereas thr nuuuL iueeiing Of T q
q. W. Shotts @ muRuy, corporation
Utsb. was no, usld al the time pr =
vided Tor In tho articles - iDcorpDia.
tlon, notice is hereby riven by tho
undertigned etcfetHry Of the comronN
that the Rnuual stockholders meet &
o The q. w. $ ores Company IL cslI d
= he held, uun viii be hrl', at The
oil 80 tho company al 200 s Wesi
Irmple street, Salt Lske Nuy, u 81,
on Saturday, May 20 u, 1897, ut three
O'clock y. NJ. of spi uhy, ar tho pur-
pore OF elec,lng officere and dnectc's
tor ths ensuing year, and f1r the tran
action Of all bns,ness hat may proper.
y come before the m citing.
DateI April 90, 1897.
q. II. Moss,
Secretary OF The G w. Shores Com.
pnpy.
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could be done, worked one OF the bur.
laps now hsing use0. He worked 4
houre and 80 minutes and cleaned up
two ounces OF gold duet. The machine
he used is capable Of handling about
LOO yards per day.
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Tinue hxearston via nio srnnde
western.

D,n't fail to see the Double Circ!.
on Unite Branch u II. q. W. Ry.-
no greatest piece OF engineerinp 81
Utah. Exruroion ON Sunday, Use 25i
-lnly $500 round trlp-sllowinR nv,
hours AT Eureka, Silver City or Nam.
moth. Train leaves at $3.50 q. M.
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Kenneth Donnellpn, Stock ana
Mining Broker, No. 1871 Main street,
Telephone No. sos.
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Taylor b os., Ia W. 1t south, Stock
and Real Estate Brokers. Tel. 36S.
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Peery & Lowe, 10 w. End South
Stock, Mining and Grain Brokers.
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Richard L.. Colburn, stock Iirober,
room 70, Is W, second 80. 9eie. $40.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEE I ING OF THE STOCK.
l. holders OF the KeSuurg Milling Company
Will be held In the onlge OF VIM. . Pres ON
Git Lake oily Monday, Hay 8. At O'Clock ~
m. Tor tho purpose OF o cot ng directors nnd
other onerrs To ryo fOE The ensuing year to
hear the -ecretarYs report, ana transact any
other business that may come before The
meeting. JAS, GILLESPIE. seey.