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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
LoDEs AND pLAcHRs.
Importance Of Recent nuilug Of the Ia.
tcrior Department

t'fiof bepAftmfnt
Washington. Feb. % kilograms and
letters Of inquiry received from Colo.
RADIO Indicate much interest IN the re-
cent decision OF the secretary OF the
Interior In the case OF Warren Woods.
trustee. vs.. A. NJ. Holden aud David
T.. Rowlcy. The case was believed to
involve the townsite Of the town Of
Victor but Il seems the decision leaves
II Intact. The decision N important.
however. for other reasons. II re-
verses all former decisions ~ the de-
pnrtmont Involving the intersections ~
lodcs with patented plnccra
The secretary assumes that the
Mount Rosa placer docs not extend
across the Mary Mabel location 30 as
10 divide II into two separate parts,
hut that II does extend across and sew.
cr the apex OF the lode. II was con.
tended by the placer claimants that
the right of the Mary Mabel cannot
extend castcrly beyond a puint where
It's lode line N lntcrsocicd by the west.
crly line uf the placer. The evidence
shows that only the apex ~ small
portion of the Mary Mabel vein is
located upon the placer ana that In
dipping 10 the north Il passes into that
portion N the Mary Mabel location ly.
ing outside the placer. Along its course
from west 10 east the vein has an
actual existence within the Mary Mo.
bel from one end line IN the other. The
vein. after dipping out N the Mount
llosn placer. IL either lawfully includ.
ed ln The Mary Mabel claim or valid
location thereof cannot boz made. This
lWNNNH ~ All
ton cannot. hr HnyH. be- recognized.
because Il has no support In any stat
ute and N Inconsistent with the provls-
ions Of section 23ip II the Revised
Statutes While the actual apex OF the
vein II within the placer, for the pur.
posd OF discovery aud purchase under
the mining laws the legal apex Of tho
vein lying outside the Mary Mabel din
out Of the placer ground Il that portion
OF the vein which would constitute III
actual apex II the vein had any actual
existence IN the ground ~ disposed OF
Under this view the apex Of the ye.r
extends throughout the entire length
Of the Mary Mabel claim. II that b,
necessary TO validate the entry there
Of.
Protcstanfs contention that IN,
/ mary Mhbclh VEN u divided into tive
non-contiguoua parts by the Mount
Rosa placer ana that the location and
entry OF the eastern part n thereby
rendered Invalid cannot. the secretary
says. be- sustained. The Mary Mabel
patent Il cancelled where II conflicts
with the Sierra Nevada lode. subject,
however, 10 the right Of the Mary Mn.
bel 10 enter the conflict without notice
N u should defeat the Sierra Nevada
IN court The Mary Mabel patent IN
also cancelled M to conflict with the
Little Montana lode. subject 10 the
right Of the Mary Mabel 10 complete
H. application therefor. n 10y reason
Of this cancellation the eastern part
~ the Mary Mabel ~ cut on entirely
the commissioner OF the general land
Office l. directed 10 make such can.
collation. or disposition thereof as may
he proper
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Key West, Fla. March 7.-oaptain
Mark. before sailing on the Mangrove
with the Maine board OF inquiry, re-
ferred 10 the statement that the courts
investigation failed TO prove that the
Maine had be- blown up from the
outside.
That's all bosh,' he said. "why
can't they stop theorIzlng until
we get ready TO rcport9 Then l assure
you we shall have some reading for
the American people that will be In
teresting,"
"wlll II mean war;" was asked.
"Tars n question | can't answer now.
Wait"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

The Last Chance mine. Boulder
county, II shipping ore, ten tons ~
which win net M much aA third n
the mine was sold for few weeks
ago. Frank Lally, one N the owners
OF the property, was In the city yester'
day with ten-car shipment which
averaged S5I ton.
Three weeks ago Lally and his part.
ner had spent their last dollar IN de-
yelOplng the property, ana sold n third
Interest for $500. which amount was
put into development wpsk. Rich ore
was found within nsfCw feet OF the
point reached when the FIRMS cash
gave ont, aud several shipments have
been made Mr.. Lally states that the
ore IL getting better with every foot
Of depth, aud the mine win send out a
car day regularly hereafter.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
SPANISH INVESTIGATION.
SLOW ProErs.. BeinR Made by sapanish
nigera


Divers.
Havana, March Not vithstanding
the permission given by the United
States government for Spanish divers
toeNamine the wreck. the investigation
by the spanish authorities OF the CON
dillon Of the ship as It lies in the water
proceeds slowly They seemed to be
In no hurry TO learn the facts about
the hull. magazines aud other matters
wh'ch were first 10 engage the attcu'
ton OF the naval board. The govern
ment has, however, taken considerable
testimony OF persons who were In the
harbor on the night Of the explosion.
IL gives much weight TO the testimony
Of those who say they saw flames
issuing from the Maine before the ship
was wrecked 10y an explosion.
The understanding In llavan is tina,
the naval board will be emphatic in
generating Captain siesbee aud the
officers OF the Maine from implication
OF negligence lack Of discipline or re.
sponsibility for the disaster II has
been almost forgotten that until the
board reports on the subject Captain
Sigsbec Is nominslly under cloud
that Is, the inquiry mast determine
whether or not the commander Of the
Maine was In any way responsible for
her loss. The secrecy with which the
investigation has been conducted has
not prevented the testimony ON the
subject from becoming known.
The board will bc able 10 go further
and show that there was not only an
accident which could have been pre-.
vented but also no basis for the thcor-
les Of accident from an unknown cause.
How far II will 20 In the assertion OF
positive proof that the Maine was
blown up, Is for the present specula'
ton. The prevalent impression Il that
the board has evidence Of the decd,
without the means ~ finding out who
committed H. II n incumbent ON the
Spanish government to fnd that out.
The denial. credited 10 Senior Du
Hose In Washington. that mines cx'
lstcd Ia Havana harbor. does not ro'
ccivc the weight that would be given
an Official declaration from Captain
General Blanco or Premier Sagasta on
the same subject In official circle,
h.r. Ii l.. a.. ...4fNa...t .......... g.. .e.s.,.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Mr., A. Alper Of Chicago, represent
ing the Great Western Smelling and
Refining Company OF that city, Il NJ
the Albany. Some weeks ago Mr.. A.
per sent thirty tons OF Colorado mica,
secured near Morrison. 10 Chicago, and
since that time his firm has been OK.
perlmcntlng with the product. The
mica viii be used for Insulating aud
for lubricant Ia the manufacture Of
stove polish. The experiments Of the
company have been quite satisfactory
aud Mr.. Alper II looking for mica prop
critics IN Colorado.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

More ore IL being moved IN Gllpln
county now than for n month past and
quartz wagons and the Trnmway com
pnuy are both Ms busy M IN possible,
the Trnmwny being obliged Co work
nights In order 10 handle the ore from
the big mines IN Neyadaylllc aud Rus.
sell gulch. The mines az Black Hawk
are handling all the ore they possibly
can, as each min II running It's full
number Of stamps night ana day. and
II was no uncommon sight when pass
ing by some of the mills this week 10
see piles Of ore lying outside Of the
mill, which was necessary ON account
Of the ore bins being completely fllled
up.
The purchasing agents Of several OF
the valley smelten have been In Lead.
VILE recently and the result " n de.
/ clded increase Of Iron shipments. The
shelters have allowed their reserve
stocks 81 iron TO dwlndle considerably
during January ana are now rcplenlsh.
I ing their store This means an In.
crease " 800 tons daily In iron ship
ments from Lcadyllle. and the small
lessees are consequently rejoicing.
The Gmyes brothers. the Trinity
county, California. miners whose rich
strike several months ago caused n
rush 10 that part OF the state. arrived
nj san Francisco n few days ago with
slxty-two pounds of gold, valued az
$1,000, the product Of pocket recent.
/ IN found In lower level of the Blue
! jay mlne-the same property In which
their first phenomenal fnd was made.
Production from the Anchorla-Lela
nj Cripple holds steady nc from 10 Ia
/ 40 tons Of smelling ore a week, ana
the ore dump that II 10 be run through
their mill In the future grows steadily.
Much prosecuting has been done In
the properties this year one drill be-
ing kent steadily on this line of work
A permanent water supply for the boil
ers has been found by the big shaft M
500 feet depth and this leads 10 the
belief that the working has reached be-
Low the level Of the Mines Intersection
tunnel which drains practically an OF
Gold I'M through the big schlst dyke,
The plans Of the new company which
WAS 10 lake the Smith AMI MOnat ln.
terests nt Leadylllc una unwater the
Idowu.town properties Will not bee real.
lyed owing 10 the withdrawal OF " B
Ilountze and Dennis sherdy The with
ldrnwai of these capitalists from IN,
star Mining ana Leasing Company II
attributed solely 10 q change of opinion
I'm thplr part with respect 10 rlsklnf
the large amount Of money that vii
be required Tor the purpose,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Seattle, wash, March Thomas
Elliott, a recent arrival from Dawson
CITY. says that when he reached Big
salmon river he found the Canadian
police excited over a big gold strike
made on the Zig salmon. half'breed
connected with the mounted police
sank three holes In different parts Of
the river bar and dirt averaged $3.50
mar nan.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
DISTRESS IN SPAIN.
This Situation Occupies Pubic Attention
More Than War.

inns Hituaihh bfthni'a Ihhllf AAtehtlon
More Than War.
Madrid, March I'm contrast with
the elamor In America, there Is almost
absolute calm here aud that, too, even
on the boursees, where the falls are
due To foreign selling. The general
opinion Is that the United States dare
not make a suspicion, which Is unsup-
ported by evidence aud Ia abhorred by
European opinion, the pretext for
war.
The distress In various parts OF the
country occupies thv public mind far
more than American relations Not
withdrawing the reduction In the
grain duty, famine threatcps
The socialists are utilizing the
dearth, under gulse Of elertioneerlng,
as means Of fomenting popular ngl-
tation, and II would require some overt
act Of injustice on the part OF America
20 divert public sentiment
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

The monthly average OF 1900 tons
of ore that II now leaving Creede tesil.
fles 10 the marvellous resources Of the
great Bachelor vein, which has been
opened from the oxtreme south end NJ
Bachelor Mountain TO the continental
divide and even this amount would
have been much greater az the present
time but for the accident 10 the cable
Of the Commodore tmmway. which
broke the first OF the month aud re-
quired some time TO repair Ard the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Oakland. Cal, March7-Mrs. Matilda
r. Rich, who recently starved herself
into Insanity, wont TO Nspa asylum a
rAying maniac, with more than enough
gold to have made her comfortable for
the rest Of her days der lslted TO her
credit In the vaults OF the Hibernia
bank In San Francisco. She was a
recluse and miser, aud worked aud
pinehed and saved until her reason fed.
Al the asylulum the secret waA wormed
out OF her, and now II Is known that
abe ia worth several thousand dollars
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
Mining Department.


fact must not be- lost sight VI that not
pound OF ore has been taken from
below the nth level N the New York
Chance, Last Chance. Amethyst or
Happy Thought OF United Mines group.
or Antlcrs Park Regent. FOR the past
three years The Claude company has
ut last permitted Its lcnscr. llanning.
ton. TO take out ore below the station.
They are now pumping TO the ninth
level. aud perhaps before the Nelson
tunnel reaches the old producers they
VIII be working 20 their full capacity
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Havana, March 7-llonore Lnlne'
,hs correspondent Of New York
-, and an alleged French subject.
49,, psf hsen arrested and imprisoned In
Cabauas fortress
Cuban '3wspaper man named
p-.,a, WINS ,nken Into custody at the
same time Lame was formerly IN
' n,Isoned upon charge Of active CON.
MI with the insurgents. II Is said
that he will be released anu 'sn'
North on the next steamer More Or
rests are looked for
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Vernal. March G.--s V. Hoy, \
prominent stockman Of Browns Park,
was killed today by members Of a gang
OF desperadoes who are surrounded by
posse. Reinforeements left here to-
night for the scene. II Is not thought
the outlaws will be taken alive. John
son, the man who 10 cowardly muir
dered i7.year-old Willie Strang few
days since, because the boy leased him
while at breakfast, Is 10 the band OF
surrounded outlaws, and the killing Of
Hoy Is the result ofattempting his cap
ture.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

fREs. M'KINLEY vs.. FREE SILVER
A battle OF giants Ia going TO take
place this summer on $4,000 farms In
America, not In talk or votes. but In
yields. saizera two now potato mar
wells are named a. above. and he yf-
fers a price for the bIggeai potato yield.
also $500 In gold for suitable names for
his corn az Inches iong) and oat pro-
dlgica. Only aeedamon In America grow
ing grasses, olovcrs and farm seeds
and selling potatoes at $50 a barrel.
Tho editor urges you 10 try saiEer's
Northern Grown Seeds. and to
send This Notice with 10 CITE. In stamps
TO John a. salHer Seed Co. la Crosse.
wis. for II new farm seed samples.
worth 5000. to got a start. and their
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Cincinnati, o., March 7.-sherwood
= cunning. teller OF the First National
bank. who was arrested last night Tor
embezzllng $4,000 Of the banks fund
gave himself up late tonight He had
been released on bond last night aud
nj, bondsmen have since desired TO be
rnlensnh.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

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Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In 90
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Educate Your uoweis with Cascaret..
Candy Cnihnrtlc, curc constipation forever
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Tho man with plenty OF push IL usually
successful, but he isn't In u with tho man
who has pull
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Did you over know man 10 kin li,tlo
bear or catch little fshi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-08
Crosby
6 Hill.
Wednesday.

Manufacturers in making
large contracts have at most
times to give certain lengths
and cut off what is over.
We have purchased a lot of
lengths from one of these fac
tories-lengths of muslin
only the best standard goods,
and will have on sale Wednes-
day
1900 yards understanding.
in, 3 feet wide, full standard
make, at 4ac yard.
300 yards German lIinenCa-
mask, the good old fashioned
da mask of long age, but all re-
member it for a good wearer;
81 inches vide; at 25c q yard.
A small quantity of Cling
hams to close out the balance
of a large lot--at &c yard.
1857 yards Of Bingham, all
neat patterns, very fine cloth
and beautiful designs and color.
ings, Sc and lOc ginghams Tor
Sc a yard.
Stylish Ginghams, stylish
Percales, stylish Plaids for
Ladies' and Misses Waists.
Our Lining counter we think
is about perfect or as near as
can be.
We give you better goods
for the same price or the same
goods for a lower price.
If you want a Ladies' Suit
that will delight the eye, give
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Mohair Dress Goods, 7
standings. changeable effects,
neat spring styles-in this lot
you get 25c goods for l9c a I'D.
The Storm Serges shown in
our window aS25c. in blue and
black, are a marvel of cheap.
ness.
You cannot afford to neglect
seeing our Black Dress Goods,
our Silks aud our Trimmings
we lose by your not seeing
them, and so do you.
Remember you can buy a
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price of others.
Standard Sheets and Pat
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patterns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-08
kssS 4 Ia Ial

Ask your doctor how
many preparations of cod
liver oil there are.
He will answer, "Hun-
dreds of Them" Ask him
which is the best. He will
reply, "Scott's Emulsion"
Then see that this is the
one you obtain. 1t contains
the purest cod-liver oil, free
from unpleasant odor and
taste. You also get the by
pophosphites and glycerine.
All three are blended into
one grand healing and nour'
ishing remedy. :
soc. and sioo, ali druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-08
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
William Bowe Locked Up On The Charge
OF Being Fire Bug.

William Bowe is locked up at the City
Hall in default of 500 bail for hearing
on tho charge of setting fire to an out
building. Shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning Bowe rushed to the Phoenix
Engine house with the news that stable
belonging to Edward Witsl!, Of No. 5o7
Elliott Avenue. was on'ilre. About the
same time Mr.. and Mrs. Witsil ware
awakened by a rumblpg noise The fire
company was unable to do better than
save the adjoining building and the dwell
ing house.
The stable was q frame building and
burned like match sticks In the stable
was valuabl horse, and 1t was destroy
ed. A carriage, lot of harness, hay and
oats and u number of chickens were also
burned up. The building was insured for
siOOiu the Royal Insurance Company and
the claim was satisfied today. Mr. Witsil,
can give no cause for the fire except tho
work of an incendiary. Bowe is II shift
less fellow and spends most of his time In
Jail His answers to questions about the
lire being evasivo led to his arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-08
BEFORE JUDGE BALL.
Several Cases OF Assault and Battery
DisorderIy Houses Must stop
Their Business.

Maurice IIoaley appeared In the dock at
the Municipal Court this morning with
his head tied by bandage. lie wac drunk
yesterday and when he fell on the pave.
tuent he cut his forehead He was fined
81 and COSTS
Last night between IL and II O'Clock or.
ficer Carmnn DiMaro arrested three Young
men for fighting on the street at Second
and Orange. They were George Plank,
William Walker and Fred SchOollnaster
The latter stated that no was returning
from work when he met four others. They
had several drinks and an argument led to
tho row. They were lined 10 and costs
each. 1t twas reported that the same men
fired apistol shot on Orange street above
Eighth.
William King, colorel. pleaded guilty
to the charge OF assault and battery Oh
Rebecca Moore. On Saturday night he
beat her numerically. On Saturday
night he knocked her out Of the chair and
bit her several places about tho arm. Hc
bit her finger off on former OCCASION.
On Sunday ho kicked her numerically.
pewas fined $50 and costs, and sentenced
to q term OF SIX months.
William Boyer, Colored. was next ar
raignel on the charge Of assault and
battery on Ida boyer. Shc testified that
yesterday afternoon he struck and kick
ell his best girl aud then he kicked Ida
MI over the street.
Bertha Anderson said lie was angry ut
her. He took away her photograph. Sho
corroborated lda's testimony.
lie was fined $a5 and costs
Elizabeth Briggs, colorel was anchored
on the street last night between Fourth
and Fifth on Market she had too big Il
load OF drink aboard to navigate. Wharf
ago at 81 and costs was charged
Ella Ritka. colored, pleaded guilty to the
charges of keeping disorderly house and
a disreputable house She was fined $50
and costs.
James Fogla plead guilty to harboring
an unregistered dog and WAS fined So and
costs.
Albert Wright, colored, was arraigned
on tho charge of keeping house of ILL
fame and was fined $50 and costs.
Margaret A. Carter. coorod, charged
her husband Edward Carter with having
assaulted her On Sunday morning. She
was slck in bed and he pulled her out and
after cursng her cruelty beat her. She
was afraid of her life. He has promised
to kill her.
He admitted to shaping her on tho arm.
Sho retorted that he has been beating her
since they were married. HB doe; not
treat her properly. He was allowed to 60
Samuel Denney aud John Schulz, the
two James apprentices, were called up.
Agent Stout asked that Denney be allow
cd to go Schulz wants to hold IL confer.
ence with Judge Ball. He will do so to-
day,