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The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08
rIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
VIII Attend the Great Endeavor
rIeeting In July.

The Seventeenth international
Christian Endcavor Convention
meets in Nashville this year This
means much to local Endeavorers
and the public in general. The
time for the gathering is July 9th
to 18th. At this time more people
will gather in the convention CITY
than have assembled in any South
ern city in its history. Conserva-
tive estimates place the number OF
people to be in attendance atoO,OOO,
and even conservative estimates
have always failed to forecast the
size of the crowds who attend these
meetings.
Hopkinsville' S part in the work
of preparation and entertainment
of the convention will be considera-
BILE. Already the local Union has
appointed Nashville committees,
which are rapidly getting their
work in shape. Being Situated on
the railroad over witch agreatmany
of the delegates will pass, the En-
deavorer, of our churches, are be-
inc looked to by the Nashville and
Boston leaders, to perform an ac-
tive part in helping give the pass
ing young people hearty well
come as they go through the town,
and also to board the trains and
assist IN getting them quickly to
assignment when Nashville is
reached.
1t will be an interesting sight to
see the long trains of Pullman
sleepers, gaily decorated in En-
deavor colors and banners, filled
with enthusiastic young people from
the far away West, Northwest and
North. This being an order station,
all the trains will be stopped here
Our young people will show them
what Kentucky welcome is. The
depot will be decorated i'll the state
c. E. colors, and members of the
Reception Committee will do all in
their power to make the few min
utes of their stay here, a memorable
time for the visitors.
A large number of people from
the city and surroundings will at
tend the sessions of the conven-
ton. Never has there been meet
ing of any kind in the South that
has brought together as many
prominent men as this convention.
And to ve'this just at our doors
is an opportunity that hundreds
should avail themselves of one
fare round trip rate-or even a
cheaper one-will prevail, making
the cost of going merely nominal.
Excellent lodging will be secured
for all who desire to go, for S1.0O to
81. 80 per day. The securing of
this advantage is not confined to
Endeavorers alone but all who
want accommodations reserved for
them can make the arrangements
by applying to the local Transpor-
tation Committeeman.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

John Meredith, the eighteen-year'
I'D son of Stroude Meredith, of Bee
Springs, Edmonson county, was in
antly killed Monday under dis
ressing circumstances. Meredith
md two young neighbor boys went
quirrel hunting, and the gun Of one
4 the boys was accidently discharg-
4. >The full load took effect in
eredith's head, blowing out
y brains,
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

The capture of the French liner,
Lafayette, was an unfortunate in
,ident that might have led to Sc
ous complications. The prompt
cess with which the ship was
surned loose, was allthat kept down
rouble with France.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

Edward Meyer and Miss Lizzie
Qualbrink, were to have been mar,
ried at Covington Wednesday
Meyer failed to show up al
the appointed hour and the wedding
was declared off by the indignant
parents of Miss Qualbrink.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

+ The refining of oil began at Oil
,ity refinery Wednesday. The re-
merry is now in better shape than
yer before, and it is sincerely
loped, will be a booming and
blooming success. -Glasgow Times.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

The Pope has done all he could
to keep Spain out of trouble. He
has again appealed to the Europe
an powers for meditation with
America.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

Cavite, where Dewey licked the
Spanish is not pronounced cavity,
but it served that purpose while he
was fllingit upwith deadSpaniards.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

Corporal Anthony Cleary was
shot and killed by a negro named
Dennis Burrell at New Orleans and
while resisting arrest the negro
shot and killed Policeman Trimp.
Burrell was finally shot to death by
a posse.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

John Lively, aged thirty five
years, dropped dead of heart fail
ure while saving railroad ties near
Benton.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

The revolutionary spirit contin-
ues rife in Spain and the situation
is daily growing more alarming for
the monarchy.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

A lonely old man, gray cat and
a toothless dog don't make home.
w J. hampton in New York
Truth.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

McCracken county has decided to
work the roads by taxation, and
will levy a special tax for that pur-
nose
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

The Spanish embassy at London
adenies that the Queen Regent in
Sends to abdicate.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

The Great Council of Kentucky
improved Order of Red Men will
meet at Winchester Tuesday.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

1t is estimated that $4,000, 600 OF
gold will leave the Yukon this sum
mer.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

The husband is superior to the
bachelor because every husband
has been a bachelor.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

Washington is varying the monot-
ony of war talk by holding horse
show.
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08
ABSTRACTS OF Title MADE

| W. 49, - ~te~10 hNeAN SotthR W.
a term OF 5 years.
We have for sale some Of the best
building lots in the city and on terms
to suit purchasers. Prices ranging
from $40 to $1,000. They are located
in nearly every part of the city. We
also have for sale farms in this and
adjoining counties. These farms are
owned by parties who wish to sell
Below is partial list Of them:
A Fine Farm near Kennedy,
Well improved, good land, well wa
tered and timbered, $50 acres
Price ------------------- 400.
A Farm Of $50 acres on Butter
milk Road,
| Two thirds in fine timber, good im
provements, well watered, 81 miles
from the city. Big bargain.
Price $500.
Farm of 100 acres onButler Road,
Three and one half miles from the
city, we'll improved, good orchard
and never failing water.
Price --------- $3.50.
A farm of 20 acres on same road.
81 miles from the city, we'll improv-
ed. A good poultry or market gar
den farm in good neighborhood.
Price $500.
Farm of rs acres on GreenyiIIe
Road,
Six miles from the city. The very
best place in the neighborhood; /
timber, good water, buildings, orch
ard, and in a fine state OF repair
Price $3.50.
A very fine little Farm of 81 IL
acres, near Elmo,
twenty acres OF timber, the remain,
ing in high state Of cultivation. All
the buildings in good condition;
splendid neighborhood.
Free ----------------$2, 200.
100 acres S Miles From City on
Russellville Pike,
Well improved, Is acres of timber
near church and school.
Price -------------------$l 800.
l36 acres on Quicker Mill road,
IS acres of bottom land, 2 good
houses, 2 barns, we'll watered, Is acres
timber
1Tlce ---- -.
$500 cash, balance in one and 2
years at per cent. The best farm
in the neighborhood.
Besides these we have other farms
for sale and will take pleasure in
showing any of them to parties wish.
ing to buy Surveys, Plats and Alb
stracts OF title furnished all purchas
ers. Now is the time to buy real
estate.
Three tracts of coal lands, two
of the mines partially developed.
Vein of coal 5 feet thick, finest quail
ity. One tract contains 600 acres,
one IT'S acres, one So acres. An
within 1 mile Illinois Central r.. X.
Will sell at bargains and on easy
terms. Here are fortunes for the
right men,
For sale or exchange a good pay
ing hotel at the famous Dawson
Springs. Will sell at a bargain or
exchange for improved farming land
well located.
For sale a good first class board
ing house at Dawson Springs. Will
sell on easy terms or exchange for
good notes. The owners business
compels him to reside elsewhere.
30 acre ranch, we'll improved, near
San Diego. Cal. Will exchange for
property in Christian county, Ky.
William Robinson, Agt.
Office Webber Street,
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08

A farm of 20 acres on same road,
81 miles from the city, we'll improv-
ed. A good poultry or market gar
den farm in good neighborhood.
Price %100
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08
Farm of rs acres on GreenviIIe
Road,

Six miles from the city. The very
best place in the neighborhood; /
timber good water, buildings, orch
ard, and in a fine state Of repair
Price %RSO
The daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-08
A Farm of $50 acres on Butter
milk Road,
Farm Of 100 acres onButIer Road,

Three and one half miles from the
city, we'll improved, good orchard
and never failing water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
STOCK CHANGES HANDS.


on N the hrgcs, commercial vans
aciiu..s OF the year has jus,. ,.aAel
whereby aluui $4,000 VI the capital
stock ~ enc Cors1Hdstl impi.men,
O.. passed. from The harls Of various
holders 90 Coo. \. Snow ~ ihis city.
au1 n \. Cooper Jr.. " Dubuque.
80 deal has been pending fot
Mr. snow was the prime mover in
the ora tuiz4iinr ~ this big iufisltuiiln.
and his been ia gen raj mttnEer from
the cenmcrrc mont. cN;tullug over a
PERI 4 - tHn Nolts.
Mr. Cooper o. the son - A. 4. Cooper.
W Dubuque. Iowa. manuflciufrr Of .ht
fluuu7 wagon thi. bears his name H.
r.r. 1frti on - .ht bright f and
mos; energetic YOUNG huslusfs men of
,aa East.
While Mr. srsw tif diWlya haii q
suhst11..iai back ~ SINS stock. under
she Hh1f fed cuna. sons he viii nRu
au-ui hlI - iL Dr. hint 4 thit Mr.
cyrus n. McC1fmlek he biz reaper
1ntnufiVgurtr ~ ChiDtui. ngur pfuml.
nertiy 10 tn dUtl Ia undersnld ihtt
Co. tiya Mr. ~ ~ viii De- detected
president of 100 t.itutiou. Mr. CHlp. B.
Vics rrafdsf,. while Mr.. y. II. SNOW
viii continue % ON thc position 81 ore.
rnitfA arl tfHl urtr. tn general
inauig meu, ~ en- businss VII. az
her 1fofe. boz urd n diral lan U'
Mr G.n. 4. Snow.
The cr'y f0cttli rs outside oi
Mc...fH. Snow ana Cogp.r rmpUfc Mr.
-. W. johfHuu. prUfii. u rs Fiah Br1s.
Wauln CO.. ~ Ntr.nr. Wa. a rertir.
mar fnut 4 o. ha worth NHVeili mill
l1rs. " ssts W. ". tirHu ari n. q.
orfr iIrn. pr fIiHfc ari secretary r.
iprctVuly " ih0 iE pillow mlruilciur.
trf a. lhNf hm 81. uf phriin a Orfrli m
c.. ~ ciUm tis Thus q VIII d.
son ihH tn future ~ ere bueinra
Dds ffir n o. hfira. Tn. crowd ~
The ilfcn FROM ts c0eumoIc mere has
D. 'r ilfti, AMI D. due fn a nr it mriH.
urr o. cinVef management. Tn Pc vii.
Poo o. material change iu me Policy uf
| emp yes 20 the ir 'itus nflr Mr snow
D. authority Or tn staten 90 tiat q.
WOULD De difficult e' Improve upon N
laser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
THE KNITER ARRESTED
AN UGLY KNIFE FOUND IN HIS ROOM.


Deputy sheriff ors1n innsn rhls
morning arrested ai Murray J. Carlson
she hllhat1 missing member " ;hc
trio Duplicated IN Che s,1bhng ~ Nic.s
Stevenson IN the rhc tx aahlon. Mur-
ray, en- Manday nghL CirisJn was
spprsherlt1 AZ hi house. who're the
ofiicer air5 n1uni on ugly booking knife.
Auircw Carlson brother 90 she man
arrested today, ~ . 90 the itll a.alt his
brother held a knN IN 0is hand ui ih'
glnc ~ the kilNfr 1ud he hnuncd
ih blade brought 10 iris murnmg 10y
Doputy shcriff liarr as N onf wih
which the wound in stCvefHrn's f.de
was INFLICTED.
tue Officers nro ~ ghe opinion iaai
the man binutIi in tlNs mlfnirE -
.ha wiU.f o ~ th murirf1u trfe Inv
anmoil robbed N sttvpnsln N hi
ne. His efforts 40 tyail arrCF. have
aroused Suspicion. Nhi,h. coupled Win
lhl hrC.f ~ f.attu fi. m1kCs Wlrtffs
alIk rather hltk f0f BIN.
Slower lHu'r wuurl viii - prov
fatal aud be is steadily impf9yng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
TiNrlr.s ,ouNasrEns.
Their Condition ~ seen b, . well Know"
Miuinr Man ~ 1his cay.

The mines n Tinilc and particularly
those lying within she confines Of Dia.
moud and Silver CITY. received ihe at
tension Of fha. we'll known mining man.
D. y. Wil'on. Monday ana Tuesday.
tina, ifhcy arr all In gold condition snd
calculated g. develop lr.n houanshs II
property handled and yakcn cato ~ IL
he conviction expressed this morning
so a News" reporter. with whom Mf.
Wilson talked Interestingly fur q few
moments before .le cill.
The Joe Bowers, said the gentleman.
a. booking bliter with every stroke and
sath day bui adds 60 a. reputation ~
coming moffy maker. The Bowers
EN..nfiQn IL airl looking well ana when
equipped with the new hoist now cpn-
aracisd Tor viii duubtllin uufi o. way
60 f7lb from with Determination 10
take rank wEh che be-. VI chem. The
new machinery. p Is exp c;si. will
reach sdyvr city Houfp cline this week.
ana ak everything II IN readlnrff ~
win be Installed Immediately. ana thcn
VIII bsyin sinking o. The i.o1-f0It i,ve.
making 100 fes y. 10 70. 4. viii be
equipped with econ snic boilers - that
~ hrlcklng IN VIII BE- Necessary, and
IN -sils tie pfogrcsf ~ the work viii be
enhanced v~y materially. u IL The in
kentinn 20 have tho hart running In
three weeks. Ia the mine drif,lng On
walls Il IN pfi2resf ana she results are
emlnfuiy fliisffciory 90 ehc manage
mCn..
Diamond l. enjoying q small sized
boom" said Mr.. wilson. buildings are
going ~ In every c.nceNabie SPOT. and
an mean aiinshiug a. they tsll of
properties 10 DO developed and With
tu1gs en,fgy and DO rmlnn.l1n than
ever else auch improvements would NJ,
be- necessary. Every irmn % Tintlc
carries hnS ~ sf'hurts;ic admirers,
urd ~ thefe the extreme rluth end nf
thc district Fsis nm share.
The NV kllndikf adjoining gho
buckeye on ifir mesh n ahlW % F,Art
mp. This egpund IL owned by Hon Al
ma Eidrfdgc. J. ~. Siaillngs VI the Joe
lb0werF nni Or. Hosmcr ~ Eureka. II
already sssn Considerable development,
"a gypd hooking ore body having been
encountered there fImr dime asa. Iiy
rhc iifti u he new year contract viii
bq let 80 cn1Fucu. back - orr. which
was lffi In former development, AMI u
n expected that few weeks work viii
open up a. good q showing a. In any of
che prospects NJ thai section
While In Tlnlic Sir. Wilson looked
over fhe Sacramento Consolidated from
which road has just been completed
~ means OF transit for new machln-
cry. This company proposes putting In
now hola rght away ana win utilize
air In thf mines working II such can
b. CHAINED nom adjoining properties
if not. a cJmrFtsHlnR Plant viii be In
siniled. ar,l ns,hlng IN undone 10 DEM
onssrate the true value u the property.
which. because ~ ~ superb location, l.
now looked upon w5th considerable ia
yOr by mining man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28

pears. once belonged TO Ar. Burnhom,
and the contention IL that Il was sold
and transferred by one having no nu-
thurity 50 to DO. Local attorneys, "
II said. have investigated the matter
thoroughly. and they give II as their
opinion that Mr.. i3urnnam cannot re-
cover. as IN their estimation he has ~
cause u action. eli proceedings con
corning the sale and transfer OF the
property, being perfectly regular.
Tho day IN ihe pit was On par with
the dnv before. the suies made amount
Ing t. $3.50 shares. covered With
value " sIi $3.50 Albion made sales
nj 70 ccnts and was followed by Bullion
Heck which sold at tb.ai and $40. Four
Aces was strong and sold freely ANY,
Yesterdays figures, while Mcrcur did
busiurea a little lyciiw - and Northern
f.lght shared In the trading at biis anu
10 cents Sacramento was still a target
md glld below % cents, these transfers
closing the buAincsa In this class OF
stocks ,,,
TrcadlnE the unlisted plank. liulll1n
Heck Tunnel cook the Initiative w me
trading at %, cents share. Dexter re-
maIneI nrfn aud aid business at the
nid standard. while Eagle and iilue liell
TOOK part. ~ did also Golden baglc ny
Sit cents and tfnmcstakc between Q anu
q rDnta. al this point doe ituwe.r
scored its downfall. and after the ia. 10
Ia Rcinc deposited 300 shares ny "
rrnts. while showers Consolidated. SUI
team and Success. each followed W
regular order and added few Thousand
ehercs 90 the days uadlnR. Amens
thcsc sunbeam was the favur,ic, the
stook selling M 20 IL cents, ana ,es ~
t,ting this figure ~ q closing nlh,
tro aud Vaico wound up the Jay jus,
ness, The former seling at lss cents anu
Inc IlILnr ~ ll.liL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
DEAk on IMPORTANCE.
Cannon Group at mercw Sold For he Sum
d $500
messRs. DtRs AND AIRS THE BUYERS.


An important mining deal was con-
ANIMATED In shis city late this after
,,.pn. whereby the 1ugot Gold Mlalng
COMPANY. yet to be Incorporated, comes
ifso posse sslcn II the CannJm gIoup
~ Mercur. valuable iiuct q " acfes
ID patsn.t1 ground directly a1iolu9ng
The M.rcur mine on ths east an for-
ms.iv owuf,f by th1 Cannon GUld
Mining company. who rtiliqutled pJs-
- ION - ana IN CunS.dffauuL - thc
su-i II $4,000. The buyers ate Messra.
Dem and H. n. Airs u she Mercur ard
ths firsg payne NJ. c.pf4nx IN dtli. WAS
made shuiiy sft,r tNo Uciock ms
af,erbo1n,t the n,hti. Z" follow "a. siated
ifAfrNals.
The Caunnn group consli's of a num-
Der q very hrs cams. divt.lped 80
come exttnt, but ne 90 n auni,ltll de-
gree 10 dsmontcrate IA ~ reas wvrth.
KpIN.ng mining men f.lfa tila a. toe
beat piece u una velopad property 10
NJ Mctcur t0fuits. ana 49, ~ como
muriy being ~. ~ aimelt tlrei w
ne tact ullt Mes sra. Dorm ari AIRS
have slan r. 10 puruhiss %. The 4 an.
non company cursistrg for the most
part % hoir. Angus 81. Cannon A S1tf.
lla spent q Ersft deal ~ muEry i0vcl-
,.plrg she ground. shssc geu.iemf u feel.
liza agsur,d thM ~hpy were wptklnE ~
elR,ms that some day would pay back
an hundred fH'd. Reycwis. however.
caused thm 20 seek "a purt laser. and
ahs nes9.lr.uns just ui0std arc the re-
suit uf fevtili mou.hH' labor and d.
rectiy Nrritlied 90 Vhe effdies ~ shculs
a ihlmpinn. the Wtfi known STOCK
brokers 1h1 Ctrn1ip Company owns
other properties IN Mltcur. anilng tn N
the woadcr and Hscla. 50 which the
Ireesa deal may serve as stimulus
Tor future development.
Tho lingo Cola Mifirg company VIII
Nkciy be ifyJfrurasfd SON rruN and %
she nfia % thf Tlw yNnr. N1fk VIII
clnYmenc, ufsier the direction u Super
ingendnt George n. Edwards ~ u1
Mffcur. To esnriny lis a ctias'
atack ~ $4,000. divided in,0 shares
valued az % crnis catn. Jean Dtrn r.
prtftd g., T.. II. Airs vice president.
ana GtufEs ~. Dfu fecrCtafy afi
erraHufor. Thee wah George y. Aif4s
uni Gtlrg T. Edwards cuta.ltuie ths
tuafd OF directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
A SEASIDE EXPERIENCE.


while We were at the seaside last
summer. I sprung a little experiment
on fny family | noticed that hus-
band and the children were all lacking
IN energy and 80, ana something
seemed wrong with them.
We had been using coffee every
enornlng. and Il gradually dawned up
III me that perhaps this was the cause,
Without saying anything, ! bought
q package ~ the Postum Food Coffee
Ana having been warned 10 look out
and see that II was properly made |
fave my own special attention 70 H.
For about week We used " and not
one OF the family knew but what they
We're drinking the best coffee. When
I finally told them that II was Postum,
my husband laughed aud said. Let US
continue on the Postum. | have been
feeling very much better for the past
week and didn't exactly know why"
The Indifference In the whole family IL
very marked, and you can imagine ]
an recommend Postum with good
= and much pleasure, Mrs. Alice
- - Nolo Co, Cal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
pirs AND Spurs.

silver. tpn; lead. nGis.
Copper has been discovered In the Fol.
Aces at Tintic.
The Dexter reported Yesterday with
gold bullion and eynniden.
The Northern LIGHT will hive another
shipment OF on IN IN day uf tive.
70 encouraging arr reports from ths
-Four Aces at Tlntir that local brokers
prcdicl q blE rise IN that stock IN III
near future
Tho new strike In the fowcr Mammoth
~ Tlhiir tvgirief- Va ugs Of - ounces
silver, ~ prr cent lead, o. Dor cent cop.
per and 81 GOLD TO the ton.
Quotations front tho Rnlt Lake Rtnels
Exchange arc now roc.iyed daily az lilo
tenrgo Arthur Rice bank building.
Eureka, The scheme ID a good one ami
Tintic.
John pcrn Of Tho Morcur and Goyser-
NATION leaves tomorrow mnrnlnH Tor
Nebraska whittier he Tuea On business
"" expects 20 mum about January ION
~ Eugd Tin. for tho Mefcur company
annual meeting.
with capital stock of is'D.co divided
into so.opl sharc1 The i,uslicr Mining
company has been Incorporated, franii
". clark II PRECEDENT, Thnmna J. AndeT-
Ho', Vice precedent, James ". Andofrnn
- Rotary, nnd Joseph ". Morrison treas.
l.iromide hustler aud Ratiier mines al
Alta' Little Cottonwood district.
Reyier County T'imoEi Charles volFht
hnd ucofru Wehsri two OF Gold Noun
thln'- prominent mining men, were pleas
ant callers az tho Times ONCE Wsdnes.
day afternoon. They report work on
most all Of tho properties progressing
nicely for this season Of tho year. Thev
gave Us q number Of interesting mining
notes which ln some way got misplaced
ar, NoiFht has recently purchased of
MT Weber two valuable claims which
he viii proceed "a develop early next
spring. Mt weber Informs ~ thai no
win work ull winter on the ''lv'l proiin
% claims which hu owns. This group
W line property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
MINUS his WATCH AND CASH.
Eureka Minsf Wakes Up IN sihie Of ''sioney
Broke"

George Anderson. a Eureka miner.
came into town last week for the
Christmas holiday and proceeded TO In.
Spoct tho elephants and other sights of
the city. George was comparative
stranger 10 metropolitan snares and
pitfalls. consequently. when he entered
his room at the Lincoln houses hosiery
he omitted 10 bolt his door ana look
under the bed; AZ n sequence. when he
awohe on Monday morning his gold
watch and some eight dollars had taken
unto themselves wings aud departed, al
least George said 80 and he ought 10
know. However. his railroad ficket
10 Eurelm st'll rep0scd rnugly In one of
his pockets $50 like a sensible man ne
determined o. return to his peaceful
abodt IN Juab county. lie ca.ed on a
friend, ~ his In this city who advised
him 90 make his loss known O. a local
Sherlock Holmes. hut George was hash.
ful ana objected 10 being guyed for his
lack ~ flrrthought, consequently, AZ
ter a free breakfast, he turned his face
southwark and departed a sadder and
a Wiser man. There are some who
dnrkiy hint that the Eureka miner had
gazed too frequently upon the flowing
bowl and Incidentally had slipped 100
many Tom and IefTys, all OF which The
Into owner of the tlmepieee denies In
dignantly. However one thlnR N Ger.
tain. that George was az sober ~ the
provorblai Judge as late a. nine O'Clock
on The evening preceding the day Of the
alleged loss,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28

The Engineering and Mining Journal
is Informed shat Mr.. Charles Buffers
has secured a lease on one or more Of
the tallings dumps u mines on the
cCmsiock Lode. and that he IL now On.
gaTed with the assistants from hls met
allurglcal laboratory In salt Lake CRY
In making an examination OF the
ground. His object Il. doubtless. 20
Halske process. which he Is introducing
into this country; but no particulars
have yet been made public AZ to his
plans. This viii be the nrst working %
this process ON a large scale In fhe
United States, and II Will be watched
with mach intercss.