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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-03
Maintaining Her Rights.

but you don't carry your views sc
far, " said the caller, aghast. las tt
claim that women should take part il
the WARP
"Surely l do" replied Mira. Knott
Meeker. II expect to send Mr.. Meekei
to the front as my substitute. "--Chica
60 Tribune
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-03

Editor Boos of Missoula gets be.
hind the bankrupt law to clear bis
debts. He has liabilities of $50,
600, and assets of $50.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-03

Al TRusTwoRrHY

WASTEp--sEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w versions in this state to manage our
business 10 their own and nearby
counties. Il Is mainly Office work con-
Quoted at home. Salary straight 5000 a
year and expenses--defiinite, bonadde,
no more, no less salary. Monthly s75.
References. Enclose self.addressed
stamped envelope. Herbert E. Hess,
Prest., Dept. NJ. Chicago.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-03
Jt VIII, Indeed.

"Those Spanish are mighty short.
sighted people" +"
"Well, war win furnish them with q
good many spectacies. Bro0klyn Life.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-03
A Bath.
Weary, ye.

Tired Traveler-Say, Weary, yer
never wants ter go sailin.
Weary Walker-Why?
Z. T.-Yer's liable ter get washed
overheard. Harlem Life.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-03

Novice--Does learning the bicycle re-
quire any particular application?
Old Hand-No, not that know of.
Arnica is about as good as anything -
Richmond Dispatch.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-03
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

month.
Our export trade with England is
on the increase.
The Blackfeet indians are trying
to onst their agent.
A powder mill and 6 men blown
up at J.amotte, Mo.
4 blizzard has ragged in London
during the past week.
A post Office has been established
at Sohley, Fergus county, Mont.
The Tennessee court sustains the
validity of the anti-cigarette law.
There is an extensive movement
OF southern cattle to northern rang
es.
The spirit of independence at
Scout results in riot Several kill
ed.
An old time blizzard visits Ken
tucky and takes the thermometer to
zero.
Several rough riders have gone to
San Juan hill, Cuba, to prospect for
gold.
The Pit.sfcid express on Con
necticut road is wrecked: no one
killed
\ fire in the Pinolc works of the
California powder company costs
825, 900.
Revolutionary bands from Brazil
threaten an attack on the capital of
Uruguay.
4 tribe OF cannibals has been
located in the German group of the
Sulu islands.
The British navy has hoisted the
union jack over the Chu San archi-
pelago, near Shanghai.
All the big elevator manufaotur-
ing concerns in America have form
ed an 81, 100000 trust.
The presidents message contain
ing 10000 words, twice the usual
dose, is ready for congress.
\ Chinaman in Frisco dies of a
disease resembling bubonic plague,
and the officials are alarmed.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland
will we'd Prince William OF Wiede,
who is an officer in the German
army.
The government experiments
show that oats, barley, fax and
spuds can be successfully grown in
Alaska.
South Dakota by majority of
5000 has made the initiative and
referendum a part Of the state con
Istitution.
/ The rotten Peoples bank of Phil
adelphia has arranged to pay all
claims of depositors including city
and state.
| The Fe road has put on train
which makes the distance from San
Francisco to Chicago only two and
a half days.
| Two hand cars loaded with par
ty returning from hoedown near
Elkhart, Ind, are run down by an
express. Three or four killed.
| Fire destroys the big Baldwin ho'
tel in San Francisco. Two lives and
half million dollars lost, one fourth
of the latter covered by insurance.
Fire destroys the railroad bridge
two miles east Of Sand Coul ee caus.
ing temporary shut down of the
mines of Sand Coulee and Stockett
An awful storm sweeps the New
England coast, working great havoc
to shipping. More than eighty are
known to have drowned, and a hun
dred ships have been destroyed.
Gov..elect Roosevelt assures tbs
labor leaders of New York that b,
will enforce every labor law on tht
statute books in New York. Al
. hands agree that there are law
D enough il properly enfored.
. Tue old Hope mine at Basin re
( ports an immense strike in tho ne"
9 orosscut on the 500 foot. This min'
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A Late Visitor.

"We heard u burglar at our window
last night, and what do you think my
wife said?"
Goodness knows-what was it?'
"She said: Don't scare him off,
Henry. Maybe he can tell as some wal
news. '"--Detroit Free Press.
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Get your business stationery printed
at this Office.
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Advertised Letters.

remaining uncailed for in the post office
at Neihart, Mont, for the month ending
Nov 80, 1898.
Anderson Harvey Landy Hans
Andrews J Mcdonald james
Bartholomew b + Mcintyre John
Bergeron Louis Ncvins rhos
Cassidy John |. Phillips d G
Dahl John II
Griffin Mel Smith & Lewis
Houston Jos NJ Smith II DeForrest
Thorson Jacob
Kraft Emil
Lombard L II Truelove Joseph
THIRD CLASS MATTER.
Truclove Joseph
FOURTH CLASS MATTER.
Smith ii De Forrest
Parties calling for the above will
please say advertised"
f. K. ABBOTT, =. VI.
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DEXTER SPECULATION.
salrt THEY CAN SEE BIG DIVIDENDS
.,n,. In the DuEwsy district
naillou.ueeH Looh'ns We" %"
a., s,oeI Exchange To-day

n.,,sr doesn't reach 81 before
,.s.re and that within SIX m' l,i !.
~ mn. III miss my guess sag =
"u,' an stock broker today. .My
1'. w.. f,r 70 thinking are thosoi Inc
I,l' .,. ,ov Ia the ascendant and tray
~ u, t,ruari at a rapid paoei the mine
~ :. Ia =, be IN splendid cond ion anu
a. tsi IS stamps running % netting
w" - about 10000 monthly In
80 d,ys the company Will have 70
- 80, dropping and this. al fhe pres
,,,s Mill enable u TO clean up ~ a.
20, NJ h1l q month, and put " 'u'
1000 M very short unlt. ,.,W
~ 10 coast clear the inlnc lul "a
hfl's .s..,iihn there IL nothing else
n.hf " f5r but dividends ana 'hey
SO -g gp ,hr thread where his friend
,fIf II IN. another gentleman sii .i
ns.s t..n tlId him % g9uu ausholiiS
. ~ ~. a. now 10 ulEh. diNllen
way "..iert N $50 share, ana that
~ -.,,srt work gave promise OF
1890 pp a great deal more. 'Ihat
.3t,. nd ID ~ s. before che months
III mother. while sun ahnihet
u-, ...t himroif worthy ~ good
~ ~ n5t sooner taking advantage
N an opportunity .m,t,, ,,d o,hc,
en am 10 boar out the remarka
f,l., -. Tho spleuiid shipment re-
s-,rst n In these columns = Few uays
w, .,.srei iho eyes " many past
5Fb..sysr and nov pch.er mas n,ote
grisn, and admiring tFlends thah
sNTH
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charged against the iuchicss wight
who dared to disregard the official
routine.
In the comm'salry department shore
was "a similar system. and She same re-
marks apply 90 AN the other stan do
parimcntH 90 the army. The aiministra-
ton had become Bureaucracy with
everything centralized. because the
whole army Tor thirty ycafs had been
udmlnisicrcd ~ one body. without tho
subdivisions lnp organizations which
the inevitable ln war time
War became r. reality with great
audiences. Those who have grown
gray. In the service and Whose clpac-
ny, honesty. ana Industry have never
been nor cannot De- inrcIchcd found
Themselves confronted with tho prob
lem ~ handling ruluy 100000 men,
nUl they had no authority Go change
she Hy1icm N supply ana trains. lrta-
zion. The mlnu' no meta NJ 1nicerH
" these apartments were regulated
10y laws " C1ngrcHs. enacted with ~
Wow o. the small regular force and
With no provisions ur notifications
Tor war In authorizing thr flfm1.
tIun o. large volunteer armies Gone
rrcaH ala not authorize any change n
the system ~ administration orr make
any emergency provision. A. before.
every dgiul of supply and trlnapir.H-
ton had % be- authorized fr1m the
central head. D. 10 any wonder that
under such extraordinary cIrrum.
stances aH those encountered In cub,
system designed f1r peace and %
Qn0 men weakened in some rorn II
when the attempt was made 90 apply
d. ip 10000.
The great wonder j. that 70 ala the
work nh wei aH ~ d.1. aud ihu DO
dId accomplish the work. after "a fash.
Jon, was duo t1 the Hulcr.uman ov.
nriI1n1 " thn chief officers Ia tho
supply departments and their nb'e
aeiainnia American Monthly Review
Of B1viewH
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rarl ci,y aIIalss So,s..

The Ontario Mining company shipped
nineteen bars of silver hulilon.i 900 nne,
from the MarHnc refinery Tucaday. II
Eoca 90 New York.
James Farrell nnlEhod hauling orr
over thCCrencent tfamway Monday and
On Thursday tn road was closed for
tho winter. Mr.. Farrell says before
che road can be used again 10 viii necd
new ties clear through.
Tho liehori boys returned from the
head ~ the Weber yesterday, where
they have been doing the annual as
Heaamrnt work on thelr mining claims,
Next year they propose 20 inaugurate
an active campaign On the ground aud
prove 10 M.
VIII Grey came out from salt Lake
Tuesday 10 fee what was needed IN the
way 81 repairs 90 thr MnHsachusattH
machinery. tie went back 10 thr city
Thufrdiy ard viii come out again TO-
day iie thinks 10 viii take nearly a
month 90 "a thinrl ln shape Tor turn
Ing on steam at ne mlnc.-Park Rec
uFN
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Ncphl. oct IS. 1868.

Ncphl. Oct. Is. 1853
To the Editor;
The unwilling of the monument erected
IN honor of tho late Prcrldsni Paxman
occurred on saturday. oct. 10. 1895. our
quaurrly conference convened at 10 q.
m. II was decided by Apostles Teas
dale and cJwloy That % would De a very
opportune time o. unyrll the monument.
Accordingly, nt 2 q, M, many carriages
wCrc seen wcndiug their way o. the
cemetery on the hillside. \ platform,
chairs, benches and organ were soon
placed In position; President charles
fnCrry presiding.
Tho tabernacle choir sang. ''Rcs Tor
the weary n3ui."
Prayer was offered by Elder John
Nuttall.
Apostle c5wley offered a brlcf hu, ap-
prpprlnte and interesting remarks. af-
TER which Langley A. Bailey. chair
man OF the monument committee, gave
an account OF the urlgin ~ this enter
prise nud the beautiful work % ART in
granite erected ln memory 81 our d..
parted president. husband and father.
~ cost on upwards ~ $3.50. voluntarily
donated by The Saints, friends u the
deceased ana family. Many sunday
mite.
The monument Is isiA feet high; the
bottom stone ls of Utah granite.
weighing upwariH nf thruc tons; tho
shaft u Of Vermont grey granite, en-.
hllshed with drhped urn, 4 box was
placed In the haac containing names u
Presiding officers VI the stalr az his de-
mise, a Maori Book OF Mormon and
hymn book, Statistical report N 'he
Australian mission IN 1850, newspaper
clippings, poetry, memorial cards rlt
W by the sunday school, Y. l.. n. I.
a. ana Relief Society family gunell-
| usy, Sunday school .ymn book. ana
photograph OF the deceased and donors,
=, The North ward choir sang, 90 My
Apo.gle Teasdale made Few To-
marks, when the monument was uB.
yelled by Isaac McGfare ana ~, bur.
ton. Elder Teasdale offered the dgl.-
etily prayer,
President J. W. paNmln thanked the
committee ana Saints Ia behalf VI che
family for the Kind expression which
had been shown by thelr friends To- as
siting the family .n the erection uf
tn.h beautiful monument.
Tho choir sang the D1Noi0gy and
c0wley.
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.,,,in, the Horn silver which has
bHavv consignment or ore on tho
road.
~. uos,on visitors had n picasln,
49," - Nfercur Saturday gazing Into
iS. no mines that have helped GO make
man famous as mining center.
rh,.,.s weir and George A. Lowe
i,,vr nilrrhaaed the Gray Rooster mine
p, ,,l,rt,, Inc zane being On the IL
rirsie ledge and comprising 2i2 acres
II r. whae % Bate ls 10 the city
M white was long CONNECTED WIN
iha Butte and Boston Mlnlhs ,'in,
Many. but d now about ~ snperlnt OF
,be buiiiirr OF the Highland Boy
Hmriicr.
American FORK world Eugcne u
uarrioi and WIN. II. Grant return d
sunday from the Mlias n,.nv ~ ~. ~.
h. .,cndinr much money 90 make q
dr.i.ci,sa mine. Several building.
flvs been put up iherf ihls SUMMER
The boys have been 7ut 'here TOUT
months
Tb. wet palsy Mining company
t.r frrornorafrd. 10 has prup1rtIet lr
Marcur. ihe capital stock y hNel t
200 00n In shares % % rdch. ava W..
nrarelaf pinct ~ hualnCfH Dr. in slll
f.ats CIV J. NJ Davis ~ president >
~ Teifird Vice president II. }. Di.
ninrv secretary and treasurer, anl
ifrse. tvlth y. W. Frailcy and W. r
Xiii, ..as:..ui. 49, directors
wa-,tch wave; a report was float
Iug srotind This section yesterday Go ~.
Meet That some salt LAKE parties had
discovered n lost mlnc at The head OF
iIoyf'a canyon. near kamaH. The re-
nom r1cs that thorc is fhafi down
ln ihT mlnc a distance " 900 feciNhlch
IL tappod by tunnel 700 fcgi long. III.
matter at the bottom ~ The shaft u
aid 20 assay 100 ounces 10 gold, while
tho vein matter roes 80. sut OF a
Wiii.5.iho. WIsp story, We Imagine.
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ruE prawAY DISTRICT.
r,,,o.l,s Ds,sispmsn, Work to be started
an che Iundsen uroufs

on the luudsen tf"ufs
m, puruay MINING district has been
s...,,si - Do srcik. Tor quito n while,
,.,., ,.s,.siirss 90 again come 20 the front
49,. i5nr. n de- well known that
~ Az rlme fpicniid prospects In
M a.srri ana considerable money has
-. sfasndtd % Development work.
.,glrs IN 81 Interested here are the
i1rd1gn Hnat % this city. who are the
Ssrffs GA group ~ mlnen IN Dugway,
,.ntfteIrr ihe pcnnant. Free Coinage
m nyaa 50. D. These gentlemen VIII
ttrs hsft LOO fcW days With The object
u dong aImt extensive work TINS
~ have boon anxious 10 perform Tor
fuis time some excellent values have
s.fstdy been ofsnincd-na hlsh ah 20
~ rIrt diver. and % per cent lead, 90
r. i6n. 90 ihr peuuunt there are two
vel dednei Walla-quariEitc and
r1fphyfy ard sold values aHaaylng
fi in iditln 90 q good percentage u
IA and silver. have been extracted.
h. ihir milne there o. an Incline shaft "
ID foai ID drp'h. ana h II nt this point
q he workings that gold values arr
tning in.
pirrg Hifumfnta before long. Adjacent
= thor group are nomo - patented
Gains hsl1nFirg 90 Hon. Angus NJ.
cannon. and with the resent assays OBJ
nined. % stated above, shcy feed ju1il-
ftd m going ahead In tho way ~ spend.
lnr more money having alrcady *
perdrl considerable amount IN the
search. IN buFNaY Tor the prcolops
metals
a considerable number ~ claim osn-
~. ah, have ho'f 90 90 their property
IN iiia itir.ci have been quietly Do.
ing deyc.Upmant work, aud the show
Inu Del. atty Jisllned. uf only Ia the
Lunlefn rr0up. bot oihfIt rlvr every
rncoufarIncnt % further prosecute
development work.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
salt Lake city. Utah. oct II. 1895.
POULTRY.

salt Lake city. Utah. oct Il. 1895.
POULTRY.
Poultry Is In foir demand. with prices
declining on account % The OPEN
iuE u the game market
Drcsred poultry drawn. with
head and feet OF. bring figures as fol-
lows;
Turkeys. per 10. ...... ....,...iau y,
Hens ........ ...s.. ..,..... ...s.iQu.ll
boosters COON ss.sssss,s.sssssss ~
Spring chickens. per doz q. .,..t2Qi2.50
nuTTER AND CHEESE.
Dealers report the butter supply weak
with figures getting nrmcr;
Creamery butter. per pound ...". -
Dairy .s. .sssssss ssssssssss sss.sllusll
cheese. Utah new ......".,...... %
EGGS.
The egg market De- stlf' az present,
and there iH good demand Tor th1
product now quoted at a. per case.
The above are wholesale buurg fiE.
ures on poultry. butter. eEEa and
cheese. The selling ngure Is 10 pei
cen; higher.
wheat-to cents per oushoi.
oaH-ti per hundred.
Cracked corn-si.o0 pr hundred.
Ityc-Cs cents per hundred.
nrun-oo cents per hundred.
Rhorts-50 conta per hundred.
HAY.
Timothy-ii0.00 per ton.
Mixod-ts.O0 per ton.
Aifaifa-sG.oO pcr ton.
FRUITS.
Peaches are practically out OF IN
market
PEACHEs-tftih. pr ease. 50c07sc.
PKu NES-Freuch. Utah. 5Qc % CSC bu
APpLEs-utah. In good demand. pei
bu. C1rns5c
PEARs--In so5d demand. per box. 90
Ifi.0o.
LBMoNs-cni.. per box, GoodtCtO.
white, Cal, per crate, ~
black. cal, per crate. 81. TNkay
li.25; Malvoice. fiis: Utah. we
packed. and good variety. 400. 9th
cra. t0c. per case.
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DrNrER WAS rHr oRY.
hfolsrs sIui Amer the stock which Il
Rapidly AdwnrinE.


Rapidly Advancing.
To much u a good thing" h an OK.
Nras'lu seldom recognized In mining
.tl minlng stock clr1ioa. Ttsa frag sf-
Nv ! seems, can never Het an over
60 m that which IN rl1d. nml there.
,1Nhey are stu c'amorinE FOR Dexter,
HhlHf Dexter and dealing In thai 80.
.Lp uu.ll you can't ront. Today thu
'e,A was mu'h In evidence and sold az
.ltah''nE hgurca transfers bclng
made ~ h.gh as s2co with sass the low-
sN sfllnf prce. Closing, q hid OF $3.50
IalaInOi while holders Expressed a
Al.hrnrfs O. let 20 50 a sa.Co.
ihe Jays call NaH perhaps a. active
- any fHr "a year pan, and the sales
mll' STRUCK an average - over q dol
~ a shore IN thr l.'.oi class there was
plslnef. IN iiulN1n-Heck az $500 and
~ Hhle Mammoth was recognised
.l,h tai0a ~ i2ii and ts.iis. che for
usurt being The closing bid for the
~. Neniruulnl-Eurfkl was Arm and
hlf.a lt Sunshine changed hands
". ,,h SONG at from 60 10 60 cents
n,ll.gg v,.h those unllJ,ed. the hrok.
4, NAG, fau1f. ~ In Chloride Point at
~ ~. lAuburg az az cents and
No. az ore ngures above given. In
~, &c stocks Rcnerally were firm.
-. la.i' Vas an evident demand Tor
~ lrH N those posted. A. usual
~ ~ nAAn.eaH remained urn and over
vac wanted at gi.2b
.A' eisalng ngures were as follows
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Tho United states has not had an
army since 1865. Fragmonts OF rsgl-
meuis Il has had. and IN some eases
whole regiments There has been no
such thing us "a brigade. division. 0r
corps Tie Isolated fragments were
Hplendld, but there VAS no opportunity
90 study tho problems OF Organization
and supply on a large scale In a prac-
tolcal way. The usual routine OF bual-
ness gradually hcGImr such that not a
wheel was turned ln tho quartermna-
tors department nor nail driven With
Uut express prrmlHHl0n, preyluoaly OBJ
Aurd. from tho quar,cmaster general
20 Washington. The ordinary repairs,
fIr example. 90 public prperty We're re-
aulrad tu be estimated Tor from three
months 90 "a year loo advance. n any
energetic uniocr vcniured 90 dlsohoy
fhIH rule h.H cnergy was forthwith
diverted Into tho channels OF official
explanation of h.H unapproved nctiin.
MA F took o. vast deal of energy 10
prayrHt the money cost of such eN-
pendIture 81 material from belng
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The genial John a. Kirby. supefln.
icnicut N ihe lul'1n.ilc,k. came IN
from Tntic yesterday and was Heon by
a 'Nraa' reporter today. When asked
"a O. ih7 clrbt.1n VI the mine, SIC.
kirby stated that all vas wcil, that DO.
Nellpmrna on che i.tlo-fo1t leval we're
,efy rnlllr1enF. ana that although NJ
t.flkr had been made there was a
r9d or showing which would ma
iefiAli assist shipments Tor an indan-
h'e period. The mine IL now shipping
% an average W iA tons ~ ore a day.
on ,nihefal - GOOD quality Tlniic. az
a uhlie. at.d Mr Kirby. u keoplnr an
steady pace and making credltablr
history"
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DnrDor An rLAorRyILLr.
Tho Plant Said to he Working In Sat.
tsfactofy Manner.

tia'A'AN 'shhffs
The Bedrock Dredging Company
placed o. df,drc az placervilig in Oh.
Grafton last Thursday and the machine
D. now digging lta way across the
channel of Wolf creek 10 that Of
n0yics Gulch which will b. the prin-
ciple place ~ IT, operation next year.
The season IN already ~ far advanced
that only f,N weeks work can be
accomplished this faii ThiH drodgc
has an actual working capacity Of g.
900 cubic yards per % hours and has
demonstrated liH ability 90 handle that
nmouut % giavoi Tho machinery on
the boat in run BY nve electric motor
The Boise Dredging company h.
building a rititr machine 90 thti at
piacorvlllc on o. ground near Center
willie. ~ N about ready 90 launch.
Some OF the machinery 10 already on
the ground and all OF 10 u on the way
from fhc east. II Will hardly be CONE
pictcd before December lot. too latc
Tor any work this year but In shape
90 start up IN the early spring.
The power plant of the Boise COM
uany on lower Grimes creek o. now
furnishing the power for the Placer
Vile dredFc. and viii do the same Tot
the Ccuicrvlllc machine whom 10 starts,
besides having abundant ,norEy %
fparc.--Boiae Siatcaman.
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NEW YoRK's DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
restcr New Works Race Aealp. co,o No.
,eit FOR the oubernatora Chair ~

are entered the University u North
Carolina from Phillips Exeter Aoad-
envy and took fhe degree uf A. VI. lie
afierward studied law IN Richmond,
Va" and ]. was thcre that h. met the
belle, who became his wife,
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tlttuon IQkta'
The board Of county commissioners
nave appointed the following election
Judges, The rate 81 compensation was
nNed at s. per dag fJr ,ht ~ hours.
l1in n. m. TO b, m, ana 20 cents
n.r hour Tor canYa8s.uE returns. The
hrn. two namts In each precinct are
n-m9crgia:
Spanish Fork-Proclnct 80, L. NJ, J.,
~ irtelL Nicholas Smith Thomas Jar
W. Precinct No. 2. william n. James,
FREDERICK Lewis. william Jones'. Pre-
elnei n, 81 Geo. noyack, A. W. John
.ln' George A, Hicks Precinct No, q;
DANIEL Williams, oliver swauaon, VIII
liam y. Bowen.
salem-John 4. Olsen. Asa J.. Cur
us, quincy Howe.
American Fnrk-preelnci No, /; Sa-
muel Dean, Joseph Shelley Thomas y,
steele. Precinct No. 2: William r.
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Dps AND spuRs.

silver 60; lead $40.
The waFhlngion mine AT Frisco bo,
car OF ore IN transit.
y. ~. West was toray unanlmon.i,.
voted member Of she stock exehanrs
Three Idaho men, q % seid. have nm
chased q half Interest In the undine
mine al Tlntlc.
T., n. Farnsworth n now at Frlsc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

At the Democratic convention which
mo; lt Syracuse recently. Judge Au-
sufiuH Van Wyck. brother " Greater
Nnw lorka mayor was nominated pr
2 governor His opponent is colonel
Theodore Roosevelt " Rough Riders
fame, who was nominated al the Re-
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TRANsFERs OF sToCKs.

nuillon-iieck. 100 shares q tjC5.
bullion Beck. 100 o. isis
Mammoth. 900 VI tall
Mammoth. 100 q t2iih.
Sunshine, 900 q g. cents.
Sunfhino. 100 10 Gih cents.
Sunshine. 100 V o. cents.
Chloride Point. 100 O. tt.n2.
Little PittshurE. 5000 % o. cents.
Dexter. LOO U t2.c0
Dexter. 100 o. i2.tgh.
Dexter. 100 ~ t2.51.
Dexter, 300 a. llb3.
Dexter. 1900 ~ t2.5s.