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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS,

Tonigh, the ogden Opera company
present the Mikado At the Thchicr.
Thc photograph stands about town
have attracted considerable attention.
az some " ogden's society people aro
recognized In the qualn, costumes used
In this opera. Tho company remains
hero but one night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23


one on Saturday.
The news dashed over thu wires from
San ffancifro 90 tho cnect that TIE
baldwin Hotel there ana the baldwin
Theatsr niFl. were destroyed 10y ilhmes
tina, started shortly before mldnisht
ins, niEht will cause much regret in this
city. NJ the baldwin has been Nistsi
and faV1rahly commented upn1 hy
many uf our citizens. Hut what VIII ho
~ Hrcatsr Interest II the fact that FC-
grrt Service was billed there Tor a long
run and the first performance was given
last evening shortly after sne psffufm-
nnce waa over. the alarm % ire was
nrnt In. and before the nameH WIRE any.
where near under control. the inside ot
the hotel and thcatcr had been COM
pleicly consumed. Al OF she scenery
and effects carried by AIR. uAlettH
company We're destroyed including the
wearing apparel used In the play by the
actors. n was feared Al one time mat
some members ~ the company had lost
their lives, hut later advices do not cons
nrm this. salt iakrra were fortunate
In beinH able o. see sir, illlttr'a great
play, without Interruption and every
body here viii feel 20 aympnthlxo with
him IN the misfortune that has over
taken him la Suu Francisco, 1nlh may
b. ullleitr'a nrfl serious encounter with
the nre mend. but whether u u ur not,
he certainly was not aihrh ny SURPRISE
Tor theatrical people expect aud prepare
for periodical visits OF the devourrr
which n sure O. come occasionally.
Il laa lucky thlnE that the firr dld not
break out during the performance. for
q panic would have been sure o. follow
and moru disastrous results and loss of
| lie would have been the record. Just
what Air. Gillette Will d. nuw regarding
the balance ~ hls engagement In San
/ Francisco, remains tO be seen, hut u IL
morc man likely that he VIII ~ out his
/ company ~ best he can, secure another
/ house and present Secret Service with
/ Local props" and accessoties, u should
/ Improve business rather than in1ure u,
/ The News" while deeply rrEreiiing
the disaster. SENDS words u cheer for
| the future.
Tho supporting company which ac-
cnmpanea keilAr. the magician, ar
! rived sn the city mday and Mr. kellir
| viii be- herr saturday evening. Per-
formancea In the ara magic VIII he CIV.
On hy Mr. krllar and company on
Monday and Tueaday. Nov. sslh and
29th.
Good news comos from Viola Pratt
Gillette. who Is az present In New York
a letter addressed 20 this paper says
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
Senator Cannon Returns.

senator Frank J. Cannon who re-
turned % ogden from Nevada and the
Pacific coast yesterday cnmc down 70
Salt Lake on business today and VIII
return homo this evening e. spend
Thanksgiving ana eat turkey with his
family tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

tiiloncd for the placing Of an arc light
in that neighborhu1d. They represent
ed y was dangerous to travel In tht
neighborhOod after dark. that there
was danger Of being assaulted by foot
pads or of falling over the precipice or
deep gorge which par1licls the streets.
trausa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

Al The sugar House ward meeting
b,uso tomorrow. Dr. Jaincs L. Taln-
age will deliver Thanksgiving di'-
course. and Miss Maud May Babcock
will recsc. There VIII he olnfr In
terasting featrrcs on 1he "'uisiun. Ine
meeting viii begin Al !" a. M Ail are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

INlNEINW "IIHT7"i 'lWHIi
have auIt the use OF cnuee ana taken %
T1stum cereal F1od c0fee.
y,,i may he sure shat have ahand.
onel the use OF common coffee alto
getheE 80,
A,ishtr,n and here In Canada have
sssn srently benefited BY d.acardlng
c,ffra nd using Postum. I have
kt5nn eases whore people dlsllked the
80. ~ Postum, but upon inquiry l
80. discovered shat s. Is because
,hsy dld not allow II 70 boil long
nigh. and 1 know that ibis n AWAY
,,us IN such cases. No pne can ge ,
IA cup ~ Postum without u Is pr,1-
srly made. and that u simple and eas,'
enough u one wlll only follow ,he a..
recAons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

The sale " aeuts fpr IN Oaycft Man
haitian began al tho rhcatef hoyniilce
yesterday morning tri very ratisflc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

Anoihor packed mouse az ;ho Grand
was the result NJ the verdict rendered
by those who saw the opening perform.
nnco un Monday TVttiug. \ matinee
viii be- given tomorrow afternoon and
one on salurdhy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
A CANADIAN LADY

G,,es usr r,p.r,.nce With tone.
Ny sick headache aud dull, lanEuld,
sleepy feelings have all s'h" since
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

tory results were recorded This BE- the
musical hurlcsqur AMI eNitaNlgluzi
under the management ~ John ". lur-
able notices. Wherever prcaon.gd,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

- Z { j Z . 4 :
Ladies, read notice headed CUBA
Mrs F Hale is convslesc;ng unde,
DR. Browns care
Mr. Duke Johnton will leave for Chica
60 on very short visit. r.. ~ is.
st Peters new A M E. church will be
dedicated within sixty days
THEsAPPxAn 10 on,sale at 100 Washing
ton Ave. So, DeLeo's barbs1 SHOP.
Rev. Jas. Thomas is etill acting pastor
fer Southern Caavery Baptist church.
Mr.. Solomon Hare is reported very
sick at his home Goth avenue South and
10Th streets.
Copies Of THB APPHA1 may be hsd at
Green's barber shop, No. 200 Washing
ton Ave. 10. ~ ..:7,.. -%
Mrs w s Brooks will report q success
full year to the White missionary society
at Evanston, Ill.,.
Rev W S Brooks will be expected to
return to his present passionate at st Pc
tors A M E church
Niles Carrie Johnson left for Great
Fal!e. Mont, Friday after long visit
among friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs: w.. W. Tucker Of Chiceo;
ILL.,, will again reside in Minneapolis al
18th st., and Park avenue.
Hotel Brighton 1923 Second Ave. So. il
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
RECEPTION.
To be rendered to r. ". and Mrs. j C An
derson Monday. H. I'll

To be rendered to Ryv, and Mrs. JC An.
derson Monday. IL
There will, be reception, rendered to
to Rev. J. c. Anderson and wife by the
officers and members of the S.. James
A. M. E. church, at TIE church next
Monday evening beginning at 8 O'clock
sharp. The public is cordially invited
to attend. There will be an excellent
musical program furnished by the choir,
including solo by Mrs. r. G. Minor.
Also addresses by several prominent
persons, Rev. Anderson and wife will
leave for the annual conference Tuesday
the church and the congregation are
q unite for the return of Rev Anderson,
and consequently there should be no
doubt in regard to his being returned
to the passionate of this charge for which
be has performed such extraordinary
work There will be no admission fee to
the reception.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

bloom in the Spring. and there Is little
question but what the Grand will be
pretty well filled, on next Sunday
night. Sept, 4th, admits of no argument
when these real funny boys will make
their first bow before st. Paul audi
ence in their latest and greatest mirth
producing rag time opera 'By the Sad
Sea Waves which has already conceded
to be not only the funniest, but exceed
inRly by far that merry. comical exit
"At Gay Cony ISLAM" which served to
establish themselves in the hearts of the
fun loying1 public. Messrs. Dunn 4
Riley under whose management this
neutrality-suspicious. starring do not believe
their leaders should give the "whole
show" and with this end in view have
engaged the famous English beauty
lieHaw:horne, who brinqs with her
no end of songs and costumes, also q
knowing knack Of how they should be
sung; accomplished and refined Josie De
Witt, whose remarkable performance on
the violin has easily given her fore.
most place, together with Bill West, q
jovial commediau, Robert Vernon, Ma.
RE Tohey, Etholia Levy, Delete Walker,
TIixie Wade, Eva Leslie, Bessie Chal-
lenge1, Eleie Martens. snd Messrs. W..
II. Macart, Gus Mortimer, Charles Ge-
best, and Her man Pelts. forming a sup.
porting Company of rare excellence and
individual fitness. .'
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
MINNEAPOLIS.
oOlNGS IN AND ABOUT TIL
GREAT"FLOUR CITY,

AarrcrD social, Religious ana General
which Have Happened snd are to Happsss
Among the People OF the City on the
Fall>
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
BURNS THE MORTGAGE.
Interesting Exercises at the 81
James A. NJ. f. Church.

interesting Exercises at the st.
James A. Nj. E. Church. ..-e
A single match in the hands Of Rev. j.
c. Anderson, pastor of st. James A.. M.
E. church, Jay and Fuller streets, con-
summated last night what the members
of the congregation had been trying to
do for many months-it freed the edifice
from debt and placed the evidence of
that obligation where no human hand
could reach it. The precious bit of paper
was placed in an urn on the altar and
While the eager congregation looked on,
the pastors with trembling hands, burned
the mortgage, which had been hanging
over the heads of the members for so
many years. AS the last blaze died away
and the remnants of the sheet was re-
duced to ashes the audience set up cheer
ing and clapping hands that tasted for
several minutes. Some Of those that had
labored faithfully to lift the debt had
tears in their eyes when they turned to
shake the hands stretched toward them.
The present pastor came to the churcc
last September and his predecessor
handed down as a legacy mortgage for
$4,000 He began work Immediately to
free the church from debt and by Svigor
Gus work among the members of the con
gregation he managed to collect the re.
quired sum- The congregation raised
81. SEQ of the amount, and ]. J. Hill sup
Piled the rest In celebration of ths
| raising Of the mortgage the documen,
was publicly burned and a big crowd as
sembled to witness the ceremony.
The final act was preceded by Ions
| programme interspersed with music by
! the church: choir. The exercises included
a reading by Mr.. Charles Miller a rect
tation by Mrs. jenkins, solos by Mrs. Ada
Miner and an address by ]. H billing
ham. Prior to the burning Of the mort
! gage Mr.. Anderson gave a history of tn.
efforts required to regain possession Of i
i and told OF the generous manner in whic.
/ his appeals fer funds had been met.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
SIX DAYS FEATURES.
Outline of the State Fair Races III
Special Attractions

Outline of the State Fair Races and
Special Attractions.
President Cooper and Secretary Ran
dali believe they have arranged the most
attractive programme ever given at the
state fair. The complete official pro-
gramme Is announced as printed below
While these features are purely amuse-
mentS, the fair has large educational
side. In fact the latter feature has been
more developed this year than ever be-
fore. Such things as the good roads con-
gress, the department of household econ
omies, the exhibitions of all kinds of ma
chinery in motion, the dairying display
and others of this class give opportunity
for serious study and self-improvement
Monday, Bicycle Day
No. lone mile novice amateur,
No. 2-Two-mile handicap, professional
No. 3-One-half-mile open, amateur.
No. 4-One mile open, professional
No. 5-One mile open, amateur.
fessonal.
No 7-Five-mile handicap, amateur.
Band concert.
Balloon ascension.
Tuesday, Minnesota State and Territorial
Day
Reunion of Territorial Pioneers at 10 o'clock
a. m. in Institute hall.
2:3O class pacing, purse 81, 900.
Band concert
PAGING race by five gudeless wonders.
2:lO class trotting, purse 81, 200.
Chorus singing by double (colored) male
quartet.
Brilliant Japanese day fireworks and figured
balloons
Running race one-mile dash, purse $500.
Mammoth balloon ascension.
Wednesday, St. Paul Day
2:4O class. trotting purse $1,000.
Band concert. n
2:13 class, pacing, St. Paul purse. con-
| tributel by st. Paul business men, $1,000.
| Chorus singing by double (colored) male
| quartet.
Pacing race by five guidaless wonders,
Athletic exhibition by Turnverein organiza-
| lions of St. Paul.
$3.50 class, trot:ing three-year-olds or rnde-,
| owned in Minnesota, purse $500.
| Baseball game.
{ Running race one-and one half mile novelty,
| purse $500.
Wonderful balloon ascension, with daring
parachute leap.
Thursday, Minneapolis Day
2:1S class, pacing, purse $1,000.
Band concert.
1928 class, trotting, Minneapolis purse, con-
| tributed by Minneapolis business men. S., 900.
Pacing by five gudeless wonders.
Chorus singing by double male quartet.
Grand equipage display from Minneapolis
| owned In Minnesota, purse $780,; monster bal
| loon ascension with bicycle parachute leap;
running race one mile dash purse $500.
|" Friday. Farmers Day-2:O5 class pacing,
purse $1,000; chorus singing by double male
| (colored) quartet; 2:17 cldc-. trotting, purse
less wonders: 2:22 ella IS, pacing. purse 81, 900;
! brilliant Japanese figured balloons and day
| fireworks; running race, half-mile best two in
! three, purse 5000; race between monster bal
| looms, with parachute leap from EACH -,
| Saturday, ChilG-en's Day-Sham battle by the
| music and all its attendant features of inter-
| est. -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
CUBA"

Tbs ladies who have consented to act
as active patroneeses of the Cuba ''dra
ma" to be given for she brnefit of the
Are American Law Enforcement LIE ague
are requested to be present at the vestry
of st James \ M E church st Paul on
Tuesday evening Sept 9Th at 3 o'clock
Ladies who have not consented to act as
patronesses but who desire to do 30 are
ALEC requested to be present. One hours
time will b. sufficient to attend to the
business of the meeting and as there
social events to occur the sauna evening
it will be necessary .to'meet promptly
at 8 O'Clock in order to give those in at
tendance chance to leave early.
A full attendance is requested
BY order of the Committee.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
E-E-----
BY THE SAD SEA WAVES.
At the Grand Opera House. St Paul

At the Grand Opera House. st Paul
The regular fall season Of the Grand
Opera House which opened auspiciously
last week with Murray and Mack in
"Finnegan's Ball' gives every promise
Of most successful ressSn. The audi
ences the past week have been lrrgs
and fashionable and they testified their
farce commedy appreciation by moet
frequent and enthusiastic applause.
Manager Hays OF the Grand has the
most excellent list Of attractions booked
for his patrons. and there is every indi
cation that this season at this theater.
will be the most prosperous in it's history
The announcement that Matthe VS.
& Bulger will follow :. Finnegan's Ball''
will be as welcome ss the Flowers that
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

/. One of the straugest streams in the
world is in East.Afr;ca. It flows in the
direction Of tie sea. but never reaches
it. Just north of the equator, and when
only few miles from the Indian Ocean,
it flows into defert, where it suddenly
and completely disappears.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

where individual dinners ere served tc
you for Is cents these war times.
Mr.. H G r cha'dson has accepted a
position with the Plymouth Clothing
Co.'s new store on Sixth treet So.
Mrs Joseph Thomas, has returned tc
her home alter q ten dsys visit sn>ol
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

their intention to serve frs'-clsss meals
at low prices, with quick service Regu-
lar meals Is cents Meals to order at en-
sonable rates Open from q M to l m
The public generally is invited to cal
Satisfaction guaranteed .
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

Over year ago the Hon. Lie sebree.
of Henderson, lost valuable gold
watch which had been given him by
his mother. He had given up all
hopes Of recovering it, until Monday,
when he saw a man pull it out and
look at it. M. sebree identified the
tine-keeper, and the man gave it up to
avoid arrest. t. l1.'2.e:. -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

uer, Jos Adams. and Miss M Garneris also
entitled to much praise: The ladies'
present,-and there were q number of
strangers-wore as q rule, handsome
gowns. Sixteen numbers were danced
to the sweet strains of Hllyard's orches
ira
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
Metropolitan Restaur1nt.

Messrs. w. B Lawrence AID Frank
Robinson, we'll known and capable gen.
tlemen, have opened a new and very
neat restaurant at 1878 Minnesota street
between Fifth and Sixth streets It is
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

occurred Monday afternoon and was at
tended by q large number of friends
sympathize,s with the fond parents in
their loss. .... .......
Time brings around all things and
time has brought around the "Eureks''
saloon once more, with the old pro
prietors Thomas Jefferson and John
II. Cunningham in charge. Jefferson as
p1oprie tor snd Cunningham as manager
at the old stand 1884 Minnesota street
There are very few places OF amuse.
ment and recreation for the young men
in our city but one of the mo-t popular is
The Columbia Club No. 1872 Robert street
Here may be found at all times Messrs
Burnett and Thompson, the managers,
who know just how to cater to the wants
OF their guests. Here, too, may one meet
the young men Of tho city who know
how to give visitors good time. Call,
visitors are alwayswelcoms.
The Temperance Soiree" which was
qiysn at Masonic Hall last Tuesday eve
ming proved to be one ofthe finest at
fans of the season. A large number
were present and all enjoyed the occa-
sion hugely. The committee of Ar
rangem ents Messrs j. GA Wilson, J. 9
Garner and Martin Malloy deserve much
credit for the admirable manner il
which the affair was gotten up and man
aged. The ladies ccmmlttie Of consist
ING Of Mesd James ] @ a Wilson, ] CGa
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

Ialstives and friends in Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr.. G.. 8. Turner returned to The
Flour city after a long scjoun in the
East and will remain in with as some
time.
ICE CREAM PAF5IoRs. "a:
FOURTH AVENUE SOUTH. CALL
IN WHILE IT'S WARM. MFRS. NEIL
LIE SCOTT ROY, PROPRIETOR.
DIR. R. S. BROWN, Physician and Sur
geon. Office, 210 Dayton Block Telephone
SA Office hours: $50 a. m. to 1890 D. m.
200 to 4:3O and 100 to $50 p M Residence,
2Sa9 Portland avenue; telephone BILL.
Mrs. c. Chambers is now accepting
coDgratulat:on on being the happy faith.
ca of pound brand new baby boy. on
last Monday August Goth. Mother do
ing very we'll. ~ ....~...,... ...
a grand fish try will be given at the
Calvery Baptist chu.ch 5O7 4th street
3d. on next Tuesday evening Sept. 9th.
the Esquires Morris and Wheaton
will make some remarks.
A very pleasant party was given bv
Misses Maggie and Eliza Freeman at
their home 1921 5th avenue So in honor
Fo' Mrs D A Graham of indianapolis.
who will return to her nome yerv soon
William Lyle died at City hospital
Tuesday Aug 39th, go a. GAM from
bullet wounds inflicted by Mr. John
Goodbar during a brawl Goodbar ia
row awaiting action of the grand iury
whlch will convene soon
"santiago Gles Club" Testimonial in
Honor Of Herbert Brown, will prove a
winner, four prizes wsll be awarded to
two ladies and two gentlemen selling the
highest number of admission cards for
particulars zee APPEAL Agt.
Mrs James Cunningham and children
returned to the city last week after a
long visit among relatives, friends In Col
umbus and GAINESVILLE O Chicago, IlLand
now resides at 1S3l5th avenue So. and
Will welcome her many friends
Rev. D. W. Harris administered the
last sad rites to the victim of Mr.. John
Goodbar who is tho sorriset of all man.
kind who is now in the county Jail with.
out bond. J, F Wheaton is bis ATTORNEY
and will put up an able defence.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-05-06
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

N. "A. Jesmer and Joe LaLone,
of Hibbing, have been bound
over to the grand jury on 8
charge of breaking into and
stealing a quantity of provisions
from Williamson l. Campbell's
store house at the Pillsbury.
A Duluth till was tapped fol
$1,000 Monday night.
Dr:-Spratley, dentist, is at the
Merchants this week.
The, Virginian has entered its
fourth year. Under the editor
ial N management of Mr.. Atkinson
the paper again approacheth the
high standard first inaugurated
by VIM R. McGarrY. ''-.
TIE >Eveleth Star, after a
short prelude, desires to know
what excuse DR.. Bates can make
for his candidacy for the state
senato torship. If the Doctor Is a
candidate, which a short time
aRo he denied to The Enterprise
editor, be needs no excuse fur
ther than that he now lives in a
free country. ~ =: +.
The Ely Mine, asserts that
the section Immediately ada
cent tp Ely wants q county com
missioner. Aye, and 50 does the
Mesaba and furthermore the
Mesaba proposes to have either
. countI commissioner or gore.
The Varmilion may take it's
choice to which il prefers.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-05-06
M1klN6 MINHTES.

lei I'LL yllNN2glsg -os
Sz1z'H
The. .ElbA Il 81 present great!
troubl with water, work bein,
pf.t eleallY suspended At tn,
|pron this weak while tn.
sha4 4 being pumped out.
vipstof1 Bros y Dear nov
hare shout 200 employees at <th1i
Mahoping stripping. The secont
|stesn. ovel Oh this work wa
startsd the past week.
The West Superior Iron &
Steel company's plant has form
ally passed into the hands ot
JohpD. Rockefeller, the deed.
thereof being tiled on Monday.
Gulbranson Bros. again have
asforce engaged in stripping a
the Ohio. At present about 35
600 yards will be removed, but .
much larger contract is to be LEI
later il
S.F. Helps, of the Adams, is
at present in charge of opera
tionsSat the Ohio, where a :4.O0(
ton test cargo is being loaded
for Shipment. -.
A. dismissal was filed in the
district court Wednesday of the
case pf Edward Aura of this city
against the Sparta Iron company
in which the plaintiff sued TO,
$12,A5, as damages for injuries
alleged to have been received
through the negligence of the
iron company. The dismissal,
which is signed by John Jens
wold Jr., and John G. Williams,
attorneys for the parties, estate.
that the case has been settlec
and adjusted IN full. 4
About the only developed
mines not now shipping on tn.
Meseba range are the Duluth
and the Biwabik. The Biwabil
is engaged in widening out the
cqtleading to the ore body o,
the Hest side, and the dirt tha
is taken out is used for ballast
alqne the , line of the Duluth
M;sssba & Northern railroad be
tween Blwabik and Iron juno
tion. The work of enlargini
the cut will take about q week OF
10 days. Stripping at the mint
IS progressing at a rapid rate
and 4 large quantity Of ore issal
ready exposed. About $50 me,
are employed about the mine. /
is thought that shipping will no
begin for a week or ten days, O!
until the work of widening th'
cut is finished.
Preparations for shippin,
from the Duluth mine bave beel
iu progress for the past thre'
weeks, and ore will probably be
tgin going out by the 18th. Thi
property is worked by the mill
ing process, and, having beel
idle for the past two years, con
siderable sand has washed in th,
pit, consequently the work o
cleaning out the drift proceed
very slowly. Not much strip
ping will be done this summer
as considerable ore was strippe'
last season, sufficient to mine tn
100, 600 tons which this mine ha
sold. It is the intention of tn
company to sink another shat
at once. The engine house ha
been moved, and a new boile
and engine are being put in
Capt. William Carmichael is il
charge of the property.