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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
Alexamaris 6agette.
WEDNESDAY YzsIse. APFIL .. l.


The VOLUNTEER Amy AT.
Ms5jr J. y. MornsoD, assistaft to
the j1dge advocate Of the army, 5sE7
there il 70 provision IL the volunteer
army act for any STATE OF the Governor
o. other officer thereof to enlist aoy
OF the neu Of eithe, the regular or VOL
unteer branch Of the army or for them
u nave anything 20 DO "tn
the raising OF Il her branch Il
capt IA, the Governors are 70 sp
poiot c-rain designated officers ofi1e
volunteer branch. The eLlisted ulsn
are Obtained ID the SANE way ia DOtu
btsuche=; that =, By voluntary COZ
trscts Ct enlistment dire city 10 tle
United State.
Ine Governors have no more su,nor-
ity, re says, 10 raise the vcluateeI
b aucn than 70 raise me regular brancn,
and 1t l. not likely that oae o. them has
single dollar 10 the sac trea NY
that can lawfully De used for raising
either branch. There il nothing il the
a.. tina, Can bs Construed 20 pro
vide that any State crgauiz uion
goal be Transferred a. STATE
organ zsiic into the United States ssi-
vice mustered II" a. he S'at% vo IL
teer organizations Of 1861 70 1865 a~re
and II the militia oGcer= are not ap
poirted a. yol1nise r officers, or. toy
are appointed and DO not accept &c ap-
pointmen,s, they vii! remain ni.it.e
cficers. Bu. if they are appointed a1c
do accept the appointment they vi
probably have 10 resign a. militia II
Gers. II they do not resign they vii
Eiuply hold two offices-oue N n
Safe militia and one 10 the taIied
States volunteer army. The act ss
gumes that Inem Ders OF the State militia
organizations will enlist il the volGi-
teer army but doe= not provide for
them TO do e; that l., does lot Fe-
Quire them to do 80. Auy ore else u
az clearly eligible 70 enlist a. they az
1t might b.. said Major Morrison, iLel
unlesz something is done by their re-
epective Governors 10 prevent il, rs.
1nilitiamen will fad that tneir OBJ gs-
tiors, under the State lew, a. nemreis
Of the State militia organiz4tlors, VIII
be obstacles in the way q their ~ 81
ing the United States volunteer serv ce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
MEDICINAL
THE SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR
NAsAL CATARRH


Nus. y pon. irritating, easy Of application,
AID ore ttzt viii : iis oxp ac.ior zach The
irazned AID dL5ee5e1 sGEfzoa=.
ELy'5 CgEAM BALM conbire5 the IN
rost,pt REGULATES Of qaiez ac:iou apd specific
e1r.tivs rowe= wi:l perfect zzie'y % ,hs
patient The szIe@4bie reuecJ 3zs uaz.-e:ed
ezizrEn e noioips eiss ms ard both pcEsi-
cana aud lztien,s freely cooeede III: fAct
Al drCgzl..= r. eFtC j. seEnowisose tazt II
i ne axe o. phs!nzeeC'!ca- sEill n@a neen
rszcred 2 u mot distressing symptoms
quickly yie.d 70 x Ii zeG5e c-ses tae kahn
iEpzrts stucs; instant .slieE
" ABSORPTION.
Cztz1t>l z1<ere.z should -emenb=T thai
Ei5 Cte. Il Balm : me on = cz-ai-a r rl-c :
WHICH = gt1liy ard th4r02qsjg G5.9r5sd . :: -.
d-.@>=ed Il. L ofzbe Il dges n1t DRY - ~ =
crsti1r< oG: ch.uges than 70 : .uplc zEc
o-or.eez condition, AM ana.ly u nz;C:a
and healthy character.
The u u r b= foGsd :: zDy drug siore
Of - szDoinz 80 cents u Ely Brothers 81
VAR. sl.sec Sev YcrE. i I'll. BE- males.
Fgl. cIIec:ioDs ~I,n e-ch psckaze
Cream Pain op+nz ard c-e@nses tue asa
p4sszges. z.!.ys ILLUMINATION, lhsrsDy 10?
9ug pin il ne hez1. hea-s and protects me
membrane sud re- ores the sen =: o. ,s=ie
nc snelI. TIE BALM is applied directly lnto
me aos,ii.=. mills im.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
N fnr .OE.

Train No 30 connects st Cs7e-.on or
LOCAL SERVICE
es1tT
caITero for wsrren5on Frlnkn Junction m Box! &o9aa
uruirga r.vess { ,
40
Va e;uruinsa arrive. {: lex
4.23o No. 3lez-e
z4r.on 4leIAEcFH 217
Trains fox go1nd AI>1aEA 80
sunday
iI@TsTdIa returning frouEo
SLEEPING SERVICE
Limited
YORK and New Orleans New ioEz s1d
P3iEesn # 70
vile
DningC .t4t9 Gen1or
Nal Se-aAA
SorrhCz
s!ee@ 70. srdu
NesC tchanze
oS.7 Ffaucizn
4ulerg
" TstscM A { MOSS 4ITEe.
K :
3rdy Wee Preside Gene 7ene5s
Washin D c..
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Opening and Closing ofthc Mails.

Northern mails close at 80 and II 45 T
n. and Is, 2 so, 6 30 and 8 30 p. Ii
Opep at s 90 a. m ~ 90 m. and 8 90 D. II
southern mails via Charlottesville, close
at so and 10 50 q. IN. and 2 Is and
30 n. m. Open at s 90 a. IN. and 30
And 4:30 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, ciose al
10 40 a. IN. and 8 13 and s 30 p N.
Manassas Divigion nails close at so s. 10.
and 40 p IN. Open at l p. N.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails clone al
8 10 a: IN. and 90 p. %. Open at 8 90 e. 10.
end 80 p. IN.
Chesapeake and Ohio nsils close at Is
? m. and 30 p. N. Ope. 8 &C 3. m. and
AS pm
Washington mails close at 7 50 and II as
a. M, and 10, : go 6 so and 8 80 D. m.
open st 90 a. M, u 90 nc. and 8 90 and
SOP N.
Office Hour-Opeu at Goa. IN. Close a,
sunday BOurs-open at 90 a. m. Close
at 8 30 q. IN.
Carriers' STANDARDIZATION made on
inside routes-6 80 and 10 90 a. m. and
3 90 and 30p.m Full route--6 20 q. m
and 80 p. m Sunday collection 90 D.,
IN. Carriers window open Sunday 8 90 a. m
c;ose 8 30 3. IA.
Deliveries made s 90 a. M, - 0G m, and
8 OOp. IN.
All mail should DO in Office ten minutes
before hour indicated for closing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27

It i, or =boula De. Jne highest aim q
every merchant 10 please Ms custom r. ;
aud that the wide awake drug firm q
Meyers &; E8Dieuan, Sterling, ILL.,, !s
doing 70, IL proven by The following,
from Mr.. Esnleman: SIN my sixteen
ye,rs' experience in the drug busir' :
l have never seen or sold or ned d
medicine that gave a. good satisfaction
az Chsmberlaln's Collie, Cholera ano
Diarrf GA Remedy. Sold by H. Jas
uey, Druggist. 70l King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27

For the above occasion the Southern Eail
way will cell frat class tickets to New VI
leans at one fare for the round trip from 81!
po'uts within it5 terri Org. TicFets on ale
Nay = 3 and with final nit fifteen days
IN ~ ton to date OF sale. wFte to J.. :.
81 wn, General Agent, 7o5 Fifteenth street,
Il. ", Washington, D. C., Tor copy Of Eauph-
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General Assembly ofthc Presbyterian
hmrEh.

For the above occasion the sou hern Raj
way will tickcis to New Orl,ans, La, and re-
turn at one frst casg fare for he Iounc tiip
Tickets sold May Il, IL aud -. huaI limit
June 4. 1855 ouble cai'y service IN ota
directions. Pullman sleeping cars End Gay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
FRJDAY.
tie tve-ty-uinta czy Of Z

TIE tye-ty-Iinta czy Of Apr!, lo3-
:. cn- o'c'ocE . II the following property I:
ALLTHAT TktCT OF LAM, con,ziT!ug
II ARE , rods sLd -. - D -. more 81
less, y iog md s!t1ste 10 Alexandra ccCn-Z,
-tzte Of Virginia, between Pals huron and
Georgetown D. q. AZ OF near The Village o.
2zlstor. near Pals Cross K0zds TINS p-O-
perry : improved The e.ectric railroad
.Cieo1le,O~n ana Falls Church Fosd ps--s@=
trough he tTzct. uearly dividing i il 70
eCu4 portion: about OuethlIt Of al acre i
zaen OF { OK he tract By sid fosd- Tine
TON Pa!.stOu 70 Geo geto~n, about twelve
MINUTES apIcnes = hOOl house5 and otbeT
COZ zen iences- ez=' : accessible : be property.
a diviced b. he electric Fai.rozd vi hr-i oe
tfe II IN ito .ots separately, the night beng
res+ ged u Withdrew -1eIa az 80 Ter o. and
ih'n offer liz enii'e property q one .ot
For uorc accurate description o. the prop
erty sc deed from ?. H. g zel and wife 70
izr-y 4. Le!ch and other, dated 2Sth april
592. and recorded among the land records
Of Alexandra county, Vli, in a il L!ber =,
80 4 fl D BOZ. &c and for uriher particu-
.sis a. 20 the 1ndersigntd
Terms One fourth cab All balance in
,hree eq1al -. "a meuts. at one. two and
three ye>-s from day Of sale; offered p'y-
iueD's 70 bear interest IL s per cent from day
81 = 6. and 20 b" .ecuIed by deed o uu-t Oh
the propery and the no'es Of the purch' ser,
or q ] c4.h d. the purchaser may elect
prc portioEate par: Of taxes up y the day Il
- le wIll pad by owners.
A cepo=i' 0! ST. o on each .or Il thus sd
or 500 on the entire property, If thus sold.
vii be equred 4; the time the property l.
knocked com.
THoG. J OWN. iuctioueer.
9i3 T a., 4. V, Wellington, D. c.
sn1g % 81 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27

Thir,y.ive ye4,s MAKE generation. hat
IL how long Adopn Fisher, Of I4nes7iile o.,
suffered from p le4. He was cured By D-ine
three boxes Of DcWitt's Witch Haze. e. ve
Charles q Lennon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27

AkNULDs BkOMO-CELERY Try thl'
unrivaled remedy foI Headaches, Eenr@ IL.
Seanls+Tres, 10 cent?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27

Il
Z -L.IDBEATEa c. c. LEADgzATZR-
= :. IL. DgzA-Ea, TE, ). LEADgEATER
/. ) l.EhDBEATEk u SUNS,
6uOLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST :
i05 aLd 107 south Fairfax street
Dealers il L-Qg-, Chemicals, Patent Asli'
-iIes- Paints, 'fls- Dye stuE=, Spices E9.os
1gts' Farcy Cots and SpeciAiries.
Wholesale zgeL. = il northern Virginia 10
!. c. Ayers Medic es and John L1css & Co :
T.nte; Gloss and Prepared P1-.&- &C.
Manufacturers Of standard Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
We have made Ls1se sdditions 70 our stock
and are buying leadiL1 Proprietary Article,
Chemicals. sc. direct rom the manufacturers.
Ne are therefore enabled 70 supply the trade
with all goods usually carried by well-sP-
pointed WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE 81
prices az low az those given By me best ho1ses
u larger cities AL goods forwarded by iI=t
q light OF express after receipt Of order.
Promprness IS our specLdty. We g1arsn.se
the purity Of sill drugs furnished. Core
spondeuce invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
AUCTION SAILS.

~ Thos J.Owen. Auc;ioreer. 9i3 81. v.
Washington.
DrBLrC sale oF VALrABLE RE /
I E-TATE ~ ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
VIR5IEIA
Is authority Of The o the o~Iers rhe -
der-igre5 wili II :or sa.e al p.b &c al ton
OF the PREMISE, o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27

WASEINGTOS. ALEXANDE-A 4SD
" MOUNT VERNON EALBosn
IN EFect So7emrer = 49,
F02 EA-EISGIoS.
Lave Alezsudyss. cor-er h-ns z-t 50,
streets also stops 6; King srt Washington.
King snd Psyne streets. week days S.
3 -. . 50 20 teLprrS- -e--
: 90. : 20 express : - e-r---= -aI
9 80. 10 90. II Ok and Il - 81.
press. SID II -. l 90 eLqr=s= ne.
> 90. = % ; 90 express 3 80
Ierp-esst , 30. 80 express > -t
lerpress-. . p. : %. - eCp-=7=
g Is. 10 ) and i 10 2.
Suudavs-7 90. : 90 6 %. g 80
II Is &. n. - % noon. : = =. ~ ~.
3 90. 3 As. 30. ) IS 8 90 . - 34
: Is. 8 Is, 10 - aud il = 2. e
FOB ALEXANDRIA.
Lesve Warrington, from me corner O.
Pennsylvania avenue and 1872 stree Teez
dsy. 80 %. 50 express tN
So. : SO. 8 30. 1915 express. T. 10
and II - a. n IL 05 express T. 30
Us. / -. % express > 20. 8 -
express. ! IS express ! 30. > %. ~
express ) 20 %. 80. : O6. = w,
g 90. 10 90. II 20 and Il 50 :. =.
sunosy-7 -, : -. -. 10 50, =
8. u. - 90 noon, and i -. 30 . -
3 90. 345. 80. ) Is. . 90 81.
80. SIS. 9 90. 10 90 aid II 20 p. Z.
FOB MOUNT VERNON
Leave Alexandra for Mount Vernon, w. :
days. st 7O2 : So. 10 81, il 81 L..
and - 81, II. > b. 43 and : - L.
Sundays % and 10 20 .. IL.
> 80. ! 50 aid : 10 p. II.
Leave Mount Vernon week dsys. - 4n
9 i ana i il 8 ~. ana - - 5.
10, 10. ; 80 and : 20 ?. IN
eAve Mount Veruoa, Sunisys 100
and II % :. II. snd ! 40. 3 %, . ~ SD
: 90 N
Leave Arlington Junction tos a as.ol
and Ross.yn hoIr.r.
Baggage 80 pound .roe eHeoss' .re
ta;iois
Parcels carrie Oh all tr,ins AZ -a Sc
ing rates. rudcr 10 pounds q"
p pounds, 10 cents: over - t. 3"
FTeight car led daiIy. norniu4 ~.
ing II each direction at freight -.e,
'YicKets are sold II the ottr,s of gre aa-
rosd.( On gLy al the following r-.e-
tare. Alexandra TO Washing,o1 7,ea.st
rouud.fEp > cents.
& + SSBoT. GEO. & PHii-l-
Genera M46sgeT. Genera PAs-ea-e' is.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
The Tourist Sleeping Line

operated by the Southern hallway betwseI
Washington and ran Francisco with
change VIA New Orleans, has proven 50 sue
cessfUl that 1t has be me Necessary 10 make
\ semi-week.y service, the westbound DC
parture being on Wednesday and Saturday OF
each week. This sleeper offers sleeping car
facilities to persona holding first OF second
cl3ss tickets, the berth rate bciny only 81
from Westinghouse san Francisco. Los An
re es, or Portland, berth being large enough
for occupancy by two people il desired, v tn
out extra charge These sleepcrs run through
Texag, Arizona and New Mexico and connect
with similar cara for Oregon. info NATION
IN regard thereto may be had from any South
GIN kaiIwAy ticket agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
T2USTEE'5 SALE OF VALUABLE SUB
IIRRAN PROPERTY


By virtue Of certain dc OF trust execut.
Cd by Alice L Real and husband, dated sep.
tember Eth. 1885, and duly recorded in
liber T. No. 4, foio 1877, ct seq one Of the
and re oIds OF Alexandria COUNT, Va. 10 &c
cure t, the Baltimore building and Lea =
ISOLATION, Of Baltimore city. Mary land. the
pay ment OF certain Indebtedness as herein
mentioned, and defau having been made in
the payment Of the said Indebtedness, By the
direction Of the party secured thereby, | will
sell at public a ction on the premises
WEDNEsD Y, MAY Sd, 1913.
at 3 COCK p. IN, the following property: 10
wit; LOTS Nos. 40 and III, containing
$50 square feet Of land, situated in the Vii.
iage of Del Bay, corner Les ie and howell
streets, and improved by fine l.rge
DWELLING HOU-E
bein the same property conveyed to the said
Alice b. Beal by Chas. E. Wood and wife
Terms of sale; cash.
MERlON E. CHURCH. Trustee.
Falls Church, Va.
spr9 law 4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
UTARFIELD & HALL,

Prescriptions speciality.
EngliGh, French German and Domestic
Toilet Soaps Genuine Farms Colotn Mag
nolia, Hedyosinlia- Geranium and Flonds
Water; Genuine Lubin's Extracts Spnngea
Hair Brushes and Combs best English Tooth
Brushes; full sssorrInent q Patent Nod
- Coxes Gelatine, Corn Stsrch, Ses Av's
taline. Spices Of all kinds, and select stock
Of all articles sold by druggists at prices az low
- the same quality can he obtained elsewhere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
JAMES f. CLEMENTS , Cornmrs.
Z. b. TAYLOR, Of saie.

hereby certify that the bond required by
'ecr,e rendered on the ! 4th day Of February
1898, in the above entitled cause has been
gwen by James f. Clements and Z. Jay.
lor, commissioner. Of sale
apis w4w HH. YOUNG, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27

\, B. Same schedule Sundays, COMMENCING
9 80 g. IN.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDING5-sTEAA'
ER WAKEFIELD leaves Wssh:ngton 81 ID,
days st 90 am, and Alexandds Il , w
8. m, for landings as far as Nomipi and 1n
Wednesdays and Saturdays at same no1ls 'oi
ST. Clements Bay and LeonsrttowI,
c W EIDLEf, General Vi
)rN 8. PADGET
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Thc New York and FIorida Limilcl

The New York and Florida Limited
The Southern Railway Company announces
that the New York aud Florida Limited
which has been operated over that line be.
tween New York and ST Augustine Fla
since January II, will he discontinued sf,er
April . The two other daily fast lin
tied trains between New York and Florida
points will be continued to be operated a.
hcrDfnfntn
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RYR. Z. Kuox. Auciioneer.

b z. +. kLOx, AuctlOn5er.
A UCTIOE SALE OF VALUABLE ~.
"A Pr WE'D AND UNEMPLOYED RYA /
ESTATE IN ALtXANDRIA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
The undersigned, special commissioners Of
n G, by virlue Of the decree entered IN the
ch4nc@ry Cause Ot J. Ford Thompson, guard
iau etc - Chsrles 3. homp son Ct AZ
pending u The GifcUit Court Of 4ieTzndfis
county Va, on the 14ih day Of February.
! 595, will eel a. public auction Oh the prem
IS Z Alexandria county, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, NAY 19,h, 1888.
At $50 ?. II. the following deserted real
6 ate, improved by TEN.ROOM DIVE L.
IhG aDd OUT-BUILDIhG5 about two miles
vest Of the Ague1uct Bridge, between Cher
rydaie r o and kalstnD, and Near the Iesi
dence OF Dr.. Iaber Johnston, situate in the
county Of AlezaAdris, d, being LII TIL At
TRAIT OF LAND WITH THE BUILDINGS
and IMPROVEMENTS the.eon IN his life
tine occupied ~ Cha les Thompson de-
ceased, cout.!niDg ur acres. three roods and
,hirty-'our poies = acres } ROOFS and 81
,oezY a. VII appear By deeds Of record in
ibcr 81. No. 4 p 494, and nber o, No i, D..
145 Of ! aud records Of Alexandra county,
Virginia.
secoud. Il
IHCkSDA ], NAV 18Th, 1893,
at $50 N at public auction, Oh the prem.
ses il Alexandr. county, Virginia, the OIL.
lowing described LOT OF GROUND, situated
and icing il suo.division known IS 81 r.
mo, and being lot No. 474 il said cub divis.
ion Of st. Elmo. CONF eyed By Charles =. Wood
and wife. and ecoIdsd in liber q, No 4, D.
523. Of the land records Of Alexandra coun
~, Virginia, upon the following
Terms Of sale aa 10 each One third Of the
purchase money cash, aud the residue ia tao
equai insta menta payable III one and two
years, evidenced BY the notes Of the pur-
chaser with interest from date OF sale the
title TO said land being reserved until final
payment All costs Of transfer to be borne By
the purchaser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-27
RAILROADS

UAsEISGTOS. ALEYANDEIs q,
W MOUNT VERNON EAILBrt1
In EErct Soyemrer !: i-+.
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DRUGGISTS.

1892.
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

We zso 70 cal yo1r z-tsrEon 20 IRE
III --rrrC.N-Z EYC-- A EEE

In RGt>3.
Tae e1P4nse L ou. few oenta Day and il
many czse5 ver- mach 4. thAn he service
reformed / wo--h 70 me =1D5c-berz-
More taan fo-ry c-zz=es Of bCzinea5 are 20 q
toc1d zraong cG- EEb5c-b<rs-
L goa. name i not enrolled oonzult your
OWE in-e-e.- ~ 51tsc-iDing a. once. Ca.- OF
he manager or send hin Ford % postal o.
TELEPHONE. and he vii cal Oh yo1-
WYTHE WHITE Manager
c. : McCLCER
rrs,-;c. s71- p;chrnond Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-03

Basalt, Idaho. Feb. 2S, 1898.
To the Editor:
1t is seldom. since Londoner left us.
that we have seen any items in the
'News' from these parts; yet as then
we have our joys and sorrows: they
coyote bowls az often and as mourn
fully, as when reported by him, and
the gentle breezes blow Just as reg
ularly, and that reminds me how hard
1t is to overcome the prejudices of
some persons as regards this country
tfilled as they are with stories Of our
terrific winds) and convince them of
the absurdity Of the same. Yet the
facts are, the writer, n resident here
for over eleven years. has yet to hear
of the first house being unroofed, or
even shed being deprived of its COW
ering of straw by the action of the
wind, although he well remembers such
occurrences in the counties of Morgan
and Willard.
The present winter Is not so re.
markable for its extreme cold. as for
the steadiness of its Icy grip; but If
present conditions continue, blowing
will begin In a few days. for snow is
gone, save in the large sage and hol-
lows.
The Saints are progressing both tenn
porally and spiritually; meetings are
well attended, and general good feel
ing prevails.
> our religion class is mourning the
loss of its teacher, Elder A. @. Bow
man, who. being railroad man, has
been moved to Shelley, and at n sur
prise on him Feb. 18th. all the speakers
testified to his sterling worth and we
have the consolation that our loss may
he some one else's gain.
Two dramatic entertainments have
been given here lately, and that they
were well received, is evidenced by the
fact that only one was intended but
at request of patrons II was repeated
one week later, with a fuller house if
possible than at the first production.
The health Of the people ia good. with
exception of that of Sister L. J..
Criddle, who has been quite sick, and
Is stlll very low.
There was born TO the wife of Elder
John II. Berg on Feb. 22nd daughter:
mother and child doing well. and the
father is now getting the best OF his
rheumatism. BASALTER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-03

he erected at Mountain City, New,
where the Mammoth. Soft Snap. Noun
tain City and Mountain Maid mines are
located
There Is talk OF n smelter for the
Bromide copper mine located thirty
miles east of Vernal, Uintah county.
and from which so per cent copper has
been extracted.
Messrs Keith and Bamberger, who
returned from Baker City. Ore. a day
or two ago, have ordered the com
mencemcnt of work on the mill build
ings for the La Bellevue mine. The
machinery, amounting to about 10000
pounds, Is now en- route from Chicago.
on Monday. April 4. at pm, the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Horse Shoe Mining and Milling Co., will
be held at the company's Office, 1856 d
street, this city. At the meeting the
articles of Incorporation will be
changed so as to make the company's
stock assessable.
Butte Miner: Some good silver ore
has recently been shipped from the Big
bonanza mine north of Walkerville.
Some glance copper in punches was re-
Gently found in this property which Is
entirely out of the copper belt. Old
mining men laugh at the idea of copper
of any value being found in that vicin-
ity The silver ore found in this mine
has run as high as 1875 ounces In silver
TO the ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-03

So Says "a Salt Laker Regarding the Line to
the Devils Copper Camp.

Mr.. Wilkerson. the Salt Lake con-
New York. He states the railroad from
Wciser to the Devils is to be con-
structed, and that he has the contract
for the work.
Alebrt Kleinschmidt was in New
York with Mr.. Wilkerson, and 1t Is as
serted the railroad project was defin-
itely arranged while they were there.
MIR. Kleinschmidt is the heaviest
owner in the Seven Devils copper
mines and has held the key to the sit
uation there. II he has gone into the
railroad project 1t may be understood
that the line is to he built. While it
is not stated or assumed that he will
invest in the road, the theory Is that
his cooperation and support are essen
tial to any company undertaking con-
struction OF the road since he controls
so much Of the prospective tonnage of
the line.
If IL proves true that this project is
at last to materialize, Washington
county win rejoice, and all the rest of
the state with IT. II will mean that
everything Is to be started up under
the most favorable auspices and that
Washington is to become one of the
most prosperous counties of the state.
There is no richer copper district in the
world, and II the key is now to
be turned, and the wealth of that re-
gion unlocked. Washington county
will be able to boast of one of the most
active camps in the West.-Boise
Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-03
GT7SER-NARION BOND.
c.,,c. uowuey Returns After coNv'F'''s
'e''S' with Those Directly Concerned
EXAMINATION 10 co RIGHT AHEAD
,.ovcrs Still siccpy-Mm Tor 'h'
SUI nulllon-neeh Ann1a'-i"'
Golden Gate MN.

..rso powney, the man VINO is 10
e,V'e ,ns,rument in the hands OF east
b '"s .nr,,es in landing the Geyser-
en- r on basis of $50 a share OF
aa',V0 the property to be taken IN
a'V'Vs" ,r,bs from January Sist last 'ne
i .y, ns The company's annual meeting
dar ,,Sich such an agreement was en-.
al into, has returned from view
VIZ WV where he went to converse wiz"
YOU" ' directly concerned In the pro-
'nY' nurehnse of the property
pO,s could reasonably be expected Mr,
aaov Is dlslnclined TO discuss 'he
DOW hut it is understood that thinss
MA" .,png quite smoothly and mat IN
are 81, s, Says the syndicate's experts WIN
a , s.o ready to make their examination
Os ns,' ground. one reason for the delay
Oh w.. .s,s date is because of a member OF
10 '"a om,ping board being in Montana
tne his inability to direct hi,i''' 10
ana Ward n sooner. AS the mine ID
miheLmdid shape, and will be founu 80
10 sPearninatlon. there is hardly an!
on enA, nhv the deal now on should no,
Iea, ,gSrrough without any trouble "h"'-
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