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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-30
FRIEND xSON,
1868 Main Street.
LAUNDRIES.
DRUGGISTS.
. E ALL NEED THEM.

For system tonic and the blood use
Dickson's Iron Pills, 80; bottle of one hun
lred pills.
DECISIONS PHARMACY.
Under Mcclure House,
1902 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-30
THIS EVENINGS CONCERT.

Following is the programme to be rem
dered this evening at st. Matthew S
church by Mr.. Paris r. Myers, organist
assisted by Henry Mckinley, tenor, of
New York City:
/. Gounod. March Militaire (by roquesO
Mr.. Myers.
Mr.. Mckinley.
3. Smart. ................ Moderate in A
Northumberland ) Andante Cantabile
Mr.. Myers
4. Wlckede. ...............ta) Evening Song
Lane. Unseen Kingdom
...........,....(c) Crossing the Bar
Mr.. Mckinley.
D. BatiSte. ...................OH ertolre IN A
Mr.. Myers.
.Aria-My Hope in the Everlasting
Mr.. Mckinley.
!. Guilmant. :. Prayer and Cradle Song
Mr.. Myers
..(al Gently Lead, o. Gently Lead Us
Sulllvan......
% Aria-How Many Of My Fathers
Servants.
Mr. Mckinley
y MerktI fas9orale N 4
Mr. Myers.
(bl Deeper and Deeper Still Watt Her
Angels Through the Skies.
Mr.. Mckinley
IL. Capocci. Finale In F
Mr.. Myers.
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RIVER NEWS
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of the
Boats and Boatmen.

t.o E3DA1 5 bUAIo OUI.
Pittsburg. Urania.
Charleston ,kanaWha
Parkersburg, Ben Hur.
Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne.
Darlington. Leroy.
Sistersville, Ruth.
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TO-DAY's DEPARTURES.

Pittsburg, H. X. Bedford, 6 Il. m.
Cincinnati, Queen City, a. m.
Parkersburg, Argand, II a. m.
Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne. 2:30 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
SIstersville, Ruth: $50 p. m.
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kNUstMtNTS.

"''-s" wish stuart. tha male Patti.
70 The role n queen Isabella. drew out
an audience % ghc Theater last night
thl, completely nllcd IT, The galleries
bsine particularly mp heavy ana dem.
onsirativr. '1iss" by ihis company
smlcks largely OF the original produo-
tlon given mere some yc1ts ago. but
gives one the lmprcaai1u o3 listening 90
ihe echo o. what mas gone b fore.
Stuart. she M1le Pass, Isl ihs ruIH NJ
t.ueon Isabella. has much she better Of
ID. .k HIfihWe. the original Zoo the pA1
here. ~ llr - voice iH concerned,
though In nnencss of figure he does not
compare. Male alpr1n1s ~ ihe stuart
grade are hnrd 20 nnd. f1r with uppdr.
mt ease h. dailied wth high r. and
G'f warbicd and tflila1 With u voice
clear ana under perfect control Thcu.
too. he has cultivated the coy. shy
manner 81 the budding rrIma donna.
and o would be dlnlcut 80 tolL 10 fact
p would h. Impossible sn tel that h.
was female impcrsomter. were tn
fact not known. There were anws
clever speciiNigs Introduced To- last
nights Performance. chief among chem
being tha gr0tesquo dancing by Johnny
nourhftty. Tie certainly b. She most
nlfnhlr-fuptHd gentleman nf hls class.
1ud IN" nrurfa Introduced were ENms
IN their excellence. Another hit III the
rlght was tne tramp 10 Neil " MOL.
who. Ike VIII West. gives perfect
presentation u Wandering While. His
cltverest act was the spanish dance
from Carmen. The Trncadcro quartet
rtfird N the Lost chord and an en-
core. stella Gilmore WIS seen In "hv-
Ing pictures" between acts second and
ihltd. iha hoy baritone mnuih,d a song
OF tvu and "iie2" had received ~ roc-
ond reception here. The sconic effects
were good The consuming was the beHt
tlrg could be- afforded ana though g.
IA not much 60 say. sho performance as
a whole. WAS better than some Of those
on ehc same line thai have INN ailntely
ance ~ ihc engagement viii BE- given
tonight.
Tho favorable press na.lcos given
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Growth Of The Machinery Department,

II ls o fundamental principle that every
navy should De- organized 10 secure tho
greatest lighting efficiency. and therefore,
uthcr things hging equal that navy will
be most efficient whore the LARGEST Der.
ccntare ~ officers and men are able 10
take their place in tho lighting line.
would not h. unlfrsfuud fnr u moment
as dCprcclatlnr tho value m officers or
men whose duties do not call them tn
the actual work uf hHnlllnr the battery.
hut, n. the primary object Of the chip
" TO nHht, the moro mon rhe has who
can work with the guns. the less chance
there ia ~ her being compelled 60 run
away Through larro percentage % the
mon 90 The battery being disabled.
Before The advent Of steam in our naval
vessels nearly every officer was trained
90 take hlH place IN tho battery. and
ivory man had his training. With the
sroWth 81 the machinery department u
~" weasel. larger ana lnrrcr percentage
~ no" ships crew. together with COM
siderable percentage Of the officers, we're
specially employed for the propulsion ~
tho vessel This has ~ least reached
iWthi where. in some Of our ships. tho
tnAiur'fa futrt form nearly % u6r cent
- Tho crow. and tho officers whose duty
li'a entirely with tho machinery form az
lgnHt Do tgr rfnt ~ the total number Of
9ih'"l from "Ihc REORGANIZATION. II
John " Ihilipa o. r. H.. In North
American Review Tor December
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silver. 80 ii-iG; lead. slib.
ia Loose OF the Grand Central was
IN the city today.
Nine dollars was freely bid for Grand
Central after today's call.
The Northern Light has car u
hlRh-Erudc ore a. the ramplet.
Considerable low-grade ore r. re-
ported 90 have been opcned up Ia the
Dalton.
Victor ". Clement. Captain De Ia
Mars new mnnagVr. has been elected
general manager OF the Gold bek Wat
or company.
The Golden Eagle OF Humboldt
county, New, was IN yesterday with n
ear OF ore showing values % per cent
lead. ~ ounces silver aud 5000 In guld
10 the ton.
Nernnl Express; Al Hatch has return
cd from Price with new Hmeltrr and
has succeeded In landing u 40 Deep
Creek where the company Intend put
ting II In operation right away The
Fmeltcr has only a capacity ~ i've
tons but win make a good test Of the
copper lead ON which q IL 70 be worked,
The Cumberland Mining company
operating az Park CITY VIII hold a
special stockholders meeting In this
city on Monday, the 18Th inst. to con
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The Naval Officer Should be an Engineer.

The proposed rora1nuou NH recag-
nltt1 Tho necessity which " obvious 10.
dnN ana which viii rrlw more In the
tutuff. that the naval uificfr should 10
un engineer 90 Wrll uH ir proficient In
ordinance and IN navigation and In other
d1iicf incidental to command When
one realizes that from n fourth 10 a half
~ The crow % our ships ln In the en-
fincUtlnn department. one appreciates
how Important ~ D. that the commanding
uiiitHr should Widen ha curriculum u
STUDY, ana understand The tuils aud the
inhchihrsi und ~" power which runs
ihtm nui runs tho rhlu 30 ne 10 max.
himself indeed nu ofilref worthy 10 eon-
mhnd. ono vt our prominent captains
~ The navy said substantially, not long
nHu. That u b. had any tiinidity and
ienr when IN command II great battle
fllr, " nfuH" from his Ignorance a. to
what might ucrurr In tho engine nom
when he hnd niNsu his signal from above.
.ifum lhV REORGANIZATION 81 the
Naval Personnel" hy The lion. Oeofge
Edmund inan chairman m The sul.coin-
mltt'H un personnel II tho House Naval
'numiiiee. iu North American Review
Tor December.
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powS ~ nrAvnn LAKE.
work n-isg Pushed On the styiark and
Copper Mountain Mines.

Despite the many unfavorable reports
concerning the camp. and the numerous
attempts 10 crush u 10 the wall. u Htlil
secms that the Beaver Lake dls,glc, II
bound 20 come 10 the front. and VIII be
heard from sooner or later a. a camp
possessing all tho qualities OF rich
mining center.
From there come reports OF good de-
gree OF quiet. systematic activity. the
work doing being on the Skylark. Cop
per Mountain and other properties. This
former II at present running a io.fool
tunnel, and already q third Of this work
has been attended 20. Hy u II n pro-
posed % tap the ore body az depth
OF i2O feet. ana In doing the work row
In hand. pay ore has been IN evidences
for several feet,
The contract on the Copper Mountain,
under lease 20 dustave a, Duncan and
associates. IA being pushed right ahead,
twenty feet ~ the. work having been
carried out. liy the time the contrae,
il completed u Il expected q good ore
showing viii present itself and then the
distflct, II IL Thought. Will take on n
mild boom. caused through shipment,
OF high-grade copper ore.
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IISIyESS IN THE PIT.
w.. sov a, First bui Suddenly Became
Brisk and Active.
sssoSr ON THE MINES OF ALASKA
., WORK Down In Heavier Lake-The
Golden Cat. pcnd-fiiehe- OF
the Grisiey.

,,. I'm tho nit tniay de.
The nv "y~ u,.,o hu.,r.s. and
veiopel %" ,,oy.d ,a though the call
for 'l'"' AN .n, upt on reaching
would be "u'' ~ I,Ia.. -, A., a,d
s.ocks unlisted iehV',"n >" -
- the callers ravel Tell ON the Ins,'
vh'n ',, - ,nowed q. 400 shares sold with
the NJ ,.airo NJ ssfpi.si. That u was
dav on which attenuoh WIS hh'niS
- 60 the smaller stocks, II quite
dlIee" -, ,n. co-n footing. al
evident ''''', -. 90, o,.,t,.i, iv
though the o'hefh "s,' ~ =
,,,ed as sandwichcd IN nero anu 'h'tc
r,od degree Of business In some
va ...,,,,t,ica
u the bet'ur ~ 49,. $780,. ,,..,s,
To open up u""i"h ''sH'' ~
..,,e 10 the front with n number or
,..,,,,en "A and - cents. This
shai'' -, a.. a.a,,ga In uaiena
was follower ~ -,,,s,.,. .,...,..,,,
whleh exhibNed 'ohhlnct""' ru'hbt"
iii freely around 60 cents with n
ttd Of sais. Grand Central
chslhs -, n,,, d.,,,,,.,,a,.d
failed to 10 hur'n''r ""' =. ~
ID. excellent standing IN hlu nt 'Nf"'
o.,,,, added 20 after tho call M the
htu.r ,,,.n Il, demand at a.. Mercur
paper w" '"'' ~ ~. a. "a -, IL,
threw out po"I" w ~ s'''N, ~" ~
,,sfng Lower Mammoth sold az -
-. rbiie Northern light did busl-
eehe 49,. t,,,,r .ide Of a.. There
ncss or W. ,,i,,, A. sa.rsm.ntn nj
vas l,le '.,.. .iich siiver King
w '. -. tfn mi Utah nj 90 cents
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p,cK PROM ALASKA.
Esp.,t K,si'nRbary Hcpor,s on the Mines
- the TAR north.

Mr George Klsllngbury. well known
among mining men ~ an expert In all
matters connected with mines. is In
the city coming directly from Alaska.
where he has spent the past season
prospecting
when seen last night at the Walker
House h. said that he went to Alaska
TO study che formation ~ the country
ana incidentally To- locate any gold
bearing icdRcH that he might md. The
fact that he came home without max
ing. any lucatluna speaks volumes for
his opinion ~ the country. In his cN-
ploraiiona he followed the coast line FOR
800 miles lie declares the country
along the coat tu he full ~ strong
lodges that might with development cx-
fpse large bodies ~ ore but the climate
~ cNccrnble. and the coast ~ rugged
that ~ u next to Impossible 10 cSplor.
Il 10 any great distance Inland. lie de-
clarcs that most ~ the locations made
along the coast are below hiFh-wntcr
mark. this being that only ground thn,
II uncovered by muHa ana dense UNDER
brush. II has been the habit ~ many
10 locate lodges that show un when the
tide II out aud sink few holes which
III up with water when .hc tide runs
In. These are the mines that ARE heard
D, much Of.
In answer TO the question rs %
whether these mines could be- ever
worked. Mr.. klHlinRbury said that
whom the lodges ran at angles with the
coast they might be followed M 10 the
foothills hut that Il was at difficult
task. az In nearly all ~ the nppsa
where locations Of this character had
been made the shore la lined by n
marsh and the mountains beyond for
bidding. The gentleman gave II rs his
uS.nion that the country was rich one
cred. but n win never be by the poor
In that country would be by having n
small rtcambont-on- TINT could he
forced up lntn ihe many inletr and used
ms base % supplies, To Try e. pcnc-
trntc the country By any other means
would DO sheer madness. nn II ~ a
country without trails and pack AMI
mnlHl could not he used. To ~ In over
land the adventurcr would have 60 lit
orally cut his way.
Mr.. klnilngbury visited the great
Trcadwcli mine. He declares that II
IL only remarkable hir the cheapnerS
with which the ores are handled. lie
was OF the opinion thht here were very
many Trcadwell mines In Alaska but
ID takes enormous sums OF money 10
dovclope such properties and larger
sums FOR machinery with which 90 re-
ducc the ores. Taking II all together
Mr. Klnlingbury says that II IN not ana
never will be u poor mans country ana
that the same money expended In Utah
and Montana would bring returns an
rich ms could be- hoped for In Alaska.
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Or. HALE DOES NOT.


NY husband, Dr. Hale. does not
rille recommendations. but he always
n bogmmends 10 his patients the use u
~. Food Coffee, In place Of com
mon coffee.
" nilN the Postum with Just enough
,ss lNhlle and yolk beaten togetherl
~ molslon u little. then the postum
- hoi boil up around the edges NJ
~, 'onee pot AS u does when moisi-
ny with water alone. ana We 'hink
Ttasles richer and seems clearer.
,,nnn.lt DOES not take the place Of con-
n,usi boiling, Tor We have no way 10
me rich taste out nf Postum ox-
AZ hy knowing that Il has been al
st'n 20 holl iif,cen or twenty minutes
Me real boiling begins
81 w mako mistake by counting
nn, Ileen minutes from the time they
IN, 'se ~ on the stove, hut This viii
- 60 ! have never had any liver
wSSuole since began the use ~ Postum,
M ,as before, I was constantly trOu-
with a sluggish liver.
Hs' Norrle Hale, Az Quapau Ave,
%" Springs, ARK.
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Grand Valley Times; Las, Saturday
Mr.. H. IT, Seniors lcfi Mr. Hrown'a
place IN a cart with provisions and
shotgun intending to no 500 his ranch nt
Willow ficnd to do come work. lie went
as FAR NJ Mr.. earns cabin whore he
stopped % sec Mr.. John pumau. Mir.
Myers being present az tho time. After
transacing his business with Mr.. Pitt
man the wen; outside with intention
70 leaving. but IN getting into the cart
he accidentally discharged the gun tho
contents of which passed thr0unh his
throat pbuut 10 Inches below tho car
from he front coming out back % tho
largo cord. ma making o. hole over an
Inch In diameter. \ fraction 81 an
Inch inward would have cut the juru-
lar vcln. lie BLEED profuaciy aud those
present 90 'ifst thought him dead. bu,
he soon rallied and was able o. walk
Into the huurc with assistance after
they brought him Ia Mr. urnwn'a resi-
dencc about fwn hours nfor tho acci-
dent. ~ the present writing h. la doing
nicely and apparently gaining strength
fnft. Dr. Williams ~ Moab was sum.
Uuncd by wire to Gfcfs the wound,
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Tur aoLDrN oArE noNp.
run Particular. Concerning ,hs H..snt
ural sesr Logan.

hfN N'sf thLahs
penilng with the bonding of the Gold.
en- Gate mine. mention Of which was
made In these columns several days
ago. the Logan Nation. Ia an exuiiant
tone has This 90 say.
Iast saturday Colonel Mlchas,
Shnughnsasy of Salt Lake city. repre-
senting a large English syndicate,
came II Logan and paid a visit 90 tho
Golden Gate mine In Green canyon,
In company with some ~ tho 1wners.
After u careful inspection u the prop
erty. and considerable discussion, the
mine was bonded TO Mt shagghneasy
for the sum ~ 10000,
The articles were drawn up Satur-
dny by Attorney Walters. and provide ,
that Mr.. Shnughucssy shall have fun
use and control Of the Golden Gate
mine. 10 WORN and develop the same AZ
ho may deem nest. for the period of 40
months He ngrees 60 paw the owners
~ fhe mine 10000 on June l. 1885. ma
fiOOn0 each four months thereafter I'M
IN the amount of 10000 n paid, AZ the
end 81 which time. n paNmenia shall
have been made ~ agreed upon, Tho
mine shall become his property. The
bond ~ signed by Colonel shauph
nersy on one side ana by tho seven
owners N the mine ~. 4. Peteryon
oscar niorkmau. Erick and Emil An
derson. Earnest chrisuhnsen IL r.
Jensen and Ilobert Roeder on the othor
Sir Shnurhnesay announced his In
terflnn af pushing development worl.
rculdly. tie asked for bids Tor timber
etc from local parties, and stated Nj
Intention 81 building lodging house
and drifting n Yong distance, when he
begins 10 take ore from the mine NJ
NSil build tramwny 10 the valley. Tho
milne ia now IN 100 feet.
II thus appears that Cache valley ia
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4 Chisimai-Tre f,aiarc.

nancinE Christmas fairies always IN.
hnrc fhr rhidrrnn delight In the christ
mas trcc. and once made rnn De- used
year after year iiuy un doE,n ur
MON OF uVD Hud ton cent dolls. and 60
ndi Co Che variety have among the mum.
hur SOME Japanese and cpinr,d dolls
prcss these tn represent flirier in hnrht
hurs uf Huanglrd riuEr tnfiniun nr
usauc.uap,r and literally sprinkle their
hair anu garment with diamond dust
powder Bach doll should b. provided
with Be- dainty pair ~ fairy Wings made
nom HUturlrd tiHHus-pnrrr AMI fastened
20 the body 10y means ~ concealed wires
Thee WiugH should b. UuilHd tu obtain
motion iu the wings AMI nothing hftfrr
can hn used thnu the flno spiral coils
thni come Nut uf wurnsuut wire stitched
hfnnmH The lnnHt motion Will oct this
spiral a. pulvtfinr causing tho wings b.
move 40 u IN Hight in like manner use
the spiral wifn tu attach the dolls In
hnVrfinr positions over and around tho
tree The eject o. mnHlcHls every foot.
STOP causes jar enough 10 start the dolls
dancing ana slftiinF Hhuvo aud around
the tire. nH N tho Invisible fairies uf the
air had como down IN Join the Christmas
Else December Wumun'1 Home CONE
paninn.
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New Mining Companies.

Articles ~ incorporation q the Good
rpoed Mining company have been iilcd
with the county clerk. The company
owns the Northefiy Extension, Reed
ana Benson claims In the Blg Cotton
wood district and has capital Of $780,
900 in shnfea Of 81 each. Charles y.
GoodHpccd IN president. George q.
Armstrong. vice president. John Taylor
shaw, treasurer. Thomas u. shaw. sec.
cretary. and these, with Frederick Iutz.
constitute the bonid u directors
The information. Industrial and In
veHtment company. principally u min
Ing concern, has also Incorporated. The
compauy's property consists of lease
aud bond on fhc Junh Mining COM
pany's claims aud the kchfHnrEe ana
Alabama lode locations In West Noun
tain district. The capital stocks r. nNci
at $4,000 IN shares ~ 81 each, par
value, and salt Lake city il named M
the PRINCIPAL place ~ business Zen
jnmln r. Lloyd IL president. Ellen Jake
man, vice prefldcut. John kcmpf Jr..
treasurer; charles =. King. necrctnry,
and John II, Whnl1n, gHalp.ant sccrc-
tary.
The Midnight Bowers Mining com
pnny has been Incorporated. With
"A capital stock % $4,000. Ia Decent
shares. To develop mining property Ia
Tlntlc district. The headquarters viii
be nt salt Lake city, and the Officers
are 4. Auf.in whitney. president.
Clarence X. Mccormick. vice president,
". Penn Lynn, secretary ana treas
uror. w. n. Smith ana John T.
IIoinon are thu remaining dircctorn.
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pEsEREr NEWS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER :, 1895

slider ways and means for the future de-
~ pnert " the property. : rren' d"ui
1f Work has been done On this mine.
and the prospects are said 60 be en-
eluraginu.
Baker Republican,: W. l.. vinson rep
rcsent.nz Warrington capital. has I'M
der bond the Magnolia. owned by Al
Jones and T. A. Condo. a ii-foot ledge
has been crosscui. He has also se-
cured n bond for $4,000 on McAvoy
ana shcridan's Littic Giant group and
Contracted for 5oo-foot tunnel
Baker Republican. The Twin Springs
Mining company Of Idaho, which has
recently purchasnd the Deer Lodge
mines on the divide between Rock and
Cracker creeks near Sumptcr. fur the
sum 81 100 900 u which sum $4,000.
was paid down. has closed n contract
Tor q big order OF machinery and cone
templates erecting soon "a i9-stamp
mill
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u a. thc medicine above all other for
catarfh and is w1yh IT, weight In gold.
Eiy's cream balm does all that IL
claimed f1r III. w. spcrry. Hartford.
Conn.
My Ron was afflicted with caiarrh.
Tie used Eiy's Cream Balm and the dis
rrroahle caiarrh all left him.. g.
Olmsiead. Arcnni, III.
A i0c. TRIAL size Or che zoe. sire OF
Tly'n Chcam Balm will be mailed. Keep,
hy druggists. Ely Brothers, 90 War.
rem ~. n. Y.
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Grand Valley Times; Mrs. cot,.arlne
DAILY wife % the veteran miner and
prospcctor Mr.. Thomas Dlly. died
ruldrnly at her home at tho mlnca az
Lisbon SPRINGS Tuesday caused Il 10
thought. hy fheumatism ~ the heart
Mrs. DAILY was born In Liverpool. Eng
lund' 100 1873 ANA received high cdu.
cation. sho became uu actress. aud Tor
O. number 1f years was leading lady
with Mccullough md Haircut. She mar.
tied Me- baly mo Virginia city, Nevada.
twenty years ago.
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Alex Caldwell cnmc down this week
mas been working on tho claims owned
by him and II. !. Thompson. lie has
nncncd NJ I'VE foot vein 10 ore as
paying over a per cent copper
Wm. Keller returned this wcck from
n business trip to Cisco aud Grand
Junction. lie Informs No that the placer
dredging boat u being instructed on
The river ut Cisco. The machinery be-
ING on the ground. Mt. keilar iH inter-
oatod In some promising placer ground
on the river below Cisco aud has given
an option to the dredging boat company
for the purchase ~ she property
Grand Valley Times.
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sAt1 LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference " thii
stake Nfl convene IN the Assembly
HalL Sait Lake Cty. on saturday
December i0th. at 10 a. on. ana . y. M
and IN tho Tabernacle Un sunday. th1
iith, az 10 q. M. nud p. M.
4 general ATTENDANCE ~ ail officers
ana members a. requested.
ANGUS 81. CANNON.
JOSEPH a. TAYLOR.
CHARLES W. pENNOsE.
Presidency 81 sake.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

Tho san Lake Temple VIII close Tor
"a, holiday season on Friday. December
s1tl. 1905 aud reopen 90 Monday. JAM
uip a.h. 1893.
LoEESzo Snow.
praaIIsut
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Little plttaburr. 20p - sise.
idi!e Iiltsbufg. AGO u si.c.
Little PillshuIE. iyn % ..g.
yunha, 81 nt OIL
omaha. iDD e. flisc
ltahnit'a Foot. 10 u igier.
Rabbits Foot. iuI " lie.
Rabbits Foot. IN 10 ire.
sur Consolidated. IN ~ tin1ib.
star consolidated. ~ - SIS
Star Consolidated. l.ill " titn.
routh swansea. On 10 ti..s
sunbcam. iH1 n ga,c
Ictfy. LOO ~ fa,c.
Total shores sold. 55.tJ
Selling value ur Ftoeila. q sai.G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

berlin evening papers note that the
emperor lu NJ speech spoke ~ the ear
nH DIE "drar frieud' aud of Emperor
They argue. therefore, that the trend %
iufrlHn uOllry iH UNCHANGED nni that the
triple alliance ~ Htill IN existence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

The returns from the Grsley mine.
owned by Jesse Knight Of Provo the
pops boys ana othefs ore. silver,
,hi,,cen hundred ounces and COPPER
sistv-thfee per cent. This ls she
greatest showing 81 any prospect IN the
county and n u holds out iu quantity
and quality win be- q great n.om Tor
Tlntah county. The are waH s'ut TO
Cincinnati Tor sasnying. The Jrisley le
located about i've miles cast VI the
Dyer peak. -Nernal Express.