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The sun., 1898-06-17

:, II Theodore Hummel, OF Entigen, Oberamp,,
Horb, Wurtemberg, who left his home in Noes
Ingen IN February, 1890, will communicate With
Post once box 1888, New York, he will hear
Of something to his advantage. Information in
regard to him will be thankfully received
western papers please copy.
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JOSEPH BAYLEss, short. brune,te worte,
Carteret, N J.. (Colwell's iron works.. left 1Sa
ssorrowlng wife appreciate knowing his fate, Ii
ing dead. BAiLESS AL West 10Th. 4
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WANTED--Robert Bruce Davidson n son oi
.ne late David Davidson Writer, Coupaf, Angus
sscotland, or any of his children, Address DAVID.
DoNCAN " son. Solicitors, dundee, Scotland.
The sun., 1898-06-17

City Treasurer Curry was in Smyrna
Wednesday.
The sun., 1898-06-17

MRS. ADDlE GRAMBRUSH.-News nj i,.
lance, ANY one knowing her addres. n,,iga,M iE,M
376 Broadway, Brooklyn, n. Y, INJURY \.
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FLORENCE O'BRIEN-Kindly write Gro
BUCKLEY. 1870 West Broadway, New York cy
The sun., 1898-06-17

HENRY 5. .GRAY.-lnformation wanted about
Henry $. Gray, Of Toronto, last heard of in sum.
mer OF 1888, when a bookkeeper with Simonds
Mig Co, Long Island City, and living at Ed.
HUGHES Il DWIGHT, 96 Broadway, New York
City
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PERSONAL.

,KNIGHT-Information wanted of cbia,.
MIS-; Jane knight formerly residing In pt[denl.
Address WALTER COLLINS, 33 WnsH;aslyl WnlH4slyl
street, jersey City, N. j. ""Siihsta
The sun., 1898-06-17


INFORMATION wanted OF Rosanr,
Reilly, (domestic.) Please send address
to 90 Convent avenue, New York citv
The sun., 1898-06-17

WANTED - THREE OR FC
rSSms room for light housekeeping Adress II. Z
The sun., 1898-06-17

LADIES do y ou want Iactus
from the prairies of Neb. t is a
small round Cactus with hand.
some bright red blossom. It
grows wild on the Neb. prairies.
l will send one postpaid for 15c,
2 for 25c. Address J. w. HANN,
Wauneta, Neb.
I EARN TELEGkAPHY. Firs
u class operators are in constant
demand. Salaries from $40 to 500
a month. You can secure a chart
giving all necessary information and
correct alphabet for 10 cts. Address
the New Jersey School of Telegraphy,
River and Union Sts., Wildes Barre,
Pa ....
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Situation or help advertise
ments in THE Sun will be run
for % cents until either have
been secured and ordered out.
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

P0Y-l7 years of age, wishes position In store
- Address "F," SrN Office.
The sun., 1898-06-17

Would like to purchase good
second handed breech loading shot gun. Give
price and full particulars.
Address "J'
Sun OFFICE
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THE zkis SUN
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Clement H. Congdon, Sole Owner.
Entered at the Wilmington Post Office
as Second Class Matter.
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE 1867
DELMARvIA TELEPHONE 1914

Business Office and Editorial
Rooms, No. 1O3 East Sixth St.
Mechanical Department, No. lO3
East Sixth st.
Philadelphia Office Room 3, No.
91l Walnut Street.
The sun., 1898-06-17

WANTED:-Postion wanted by indus
trious young man, willing to do any
thing for a legitimate living. Address
II Sun Office.
The sun., 1898-06-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoemaker. Address
or call at 707 Church street.
The sun., 1898-06-17

WANTED-A man Of ability to repro Sent a
w firm of high standing; must have small
capital for goods carried. ". II. Kelley man
ager, Gibson House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

'srhs bellies NJ Ne Island often bhdcck
themselves with nrenleH. In lieu %
cosillcr but pll.r Jewel lights" writes
Edward Page castor describing tho
sights 20 Dc f0Uu Up and Down a
cuban Street .u tbs August Womhna
Home Companion.
"rhpnt insects are nearly four ilmei
az large az are the lightning bugs In
the United States, and emit a bnauu-
ful GLOW from tuHr breasts and under
wings. Tho young women dearly love
90 lmprlsln tH.W lu the gauzy folds uf
their Fummpflul COSTUMES and en-
mesh them iH poe halr In mock cnrO-
nets. Sometime "a HeHlrlth VIII wear
brilliant nrany nr Two Imprisoned ln
a tiny cage uf gIli or silver wire
~ lsnn astonishing sight 90 see light.
bedeci,rd Southern beauty fhImmDrlng
in the soft uIrHf uH II clad IN a thou
sand gems, bu. having NJ other allru-
mDut than th.H economical one Of fire.
flies. Tho poor use them la moro
practical way 'ur Hshilng their houses,
10y putting tham under wire screens or
boz bottles, uUI hoy prove quite sue
ccHsful lu jh.F 90 20 n utility, A. one
dime me laws l' spain forbade thH
poor in cuba using any other means
Tor huuFe-llFHHus than nrUnle1, ana
the practice 1900 common one l0us
altar this sirlrs law has been abll-
ished.
'"rhe NE NJ ono women N the upp
classes ls q vUry narrow one. and tho
average glrl hls 'itle else than mar
riage o. look forward TO-, n hehD1yes
her 10 max. 300 carly marriage. tuI.
while the chlrms 1f youth abide. flr
she VIII likely h0FIu % fade az thirty
Handsome matrHnH are lnfrsquent. BH
IN an irlplc lands. Her mother teach
her very lt1r obs" than loo me way No
personal ar.1mu'' shmen,s, and me
natural result IT, lnit tho average rIrl
knows grlt i.gl more regarding
camplpXlon-r'Wl. than she does VI
battle-ground. ana her lack or other
useful ku1wlcIg. ia 10 much the same
proportion.
Tho young mon play the bear IN
their lIye-mHEnrs. as they do iu AN
Spanish cluHtr.HH and one win uficu
see q lnvF-tIlg"n youth Standing ln tha
public street nr weary hours before
the house of hH chosen one. patiently
awaiting tha tm. when the parental
consent shall open sine door % him"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
Say, lle Mil Write A Boos.

\. N. blanchard, who enjoys the dis
tlnctlon Of being a doctor. poet and
native OF Utah" brought 20 the "Nown''
last evening q notice for publication.
In which ne says h. recently returned
from n two years tour In the East.
and that he left ogden on May 20. 1896:
became the guest OF Joseph Smith az
Lamont, Iowa. spent some time e. the
Mansion House. Nauvoo, H.; visited
Carthage and the iall. went 10 Com
morah, where the plates for tho Rock 0f
Mormon wherc found; passed through
FAIR West. whore the corner stones of
the Temple atm stands. viewed Adam
ondi Amman and Independence. Mo..
made u special point % gD 20 all
other places sacred 10 the Saints and
followers Of Joseph; pasacd over the
battle fields OF the late war"
Ills trip took him 70 Florida on the
south ana Canada on the north. The
entire distance OF 10. 80 h. says he made
ON q bicycle, an 1890 pattern, which will
remain as a relic no the University
museum. This pilgrimage. blanche q
declares, has been the cherished dream
of his NE, and the Information cleaned
on this tour win blossom Into a book.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
WEATHER REPORT.


weather report showing obsoryh.
lions at 3 am. todayi
Salt Lake Clty-nnwmrirr eg.il;
tempe raturr. CO.. minimum. 90. wind,
aouth. miles per hour. clear
Baker ity-Barumctrr .l'5i. tenn
tefatufH. %. minimum. %. wind,
south. miles per hour. partly cloudy,
Cheyenne Barometer 2lN2. temper
aiurr. io minimum. co. Wind. fuu'h.
lights clear
barometer. $3.50. tcmpcra-
turc, is. minimum. o., Wind. cnlm'
clear,
barometer. 295i' tomporn-
turo. 81, minimum. o.. wind, south
west. miles per hour. clear
MiloH -nn.gmrtar 2l;5i; tenn
rrra,ure, 81; minimum, isi wind. east,
llFAt clear.
Idaho Falla-narompigr. 2a;1G. tom-
ppruiure. %. minimum. tQi wind. NORTH
HIGHT. clear.
Wluuomucca-Haro 2o.Gi; tcm-
islufurp. .; minimum. o. wind. south,
II miles p9t hour. partly cloudy.
General and local forecasts for 20
hours ending = pm. tomorrow;
For Utah. Forecast made Mt Enn
Francisco; Fnlr weather tonight and
Thursdny. Stationary temperature.
Fur Salt Lake city and vicinity;
Falr weather tonight and Thursday.
Stationary temperature,
J. ~. SMITH.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
EIGHT MILES WITH A KlG OF BEER.
Hoffman, he FOO, Racer, to Garry One Tha,
Distance.


on Monday last two mai,ftcrs cm-
ploycd by the Fisher Brewing company,
made a So wager that Charica Hon
man, the athlete and FOOT racer. could
not carry an clght gallon kcg Of beer
Weighing 100 pounds, from point two
blocks ives, of Fiahor's brewery TO
wagnor'a brewery. nj the mouth Of
EmiFration canyon. Since that time
most an Of the maltsicn and brewers
Of the city have made wagcrs one with
another on the feat. until now several
hundred dollars have been bet on tho
outcome. Tho affair h to come on on
sunday next.
The feat was performed some two
years ago BY FrltE Sifingman. who
kcE II beer on his shoulder without
putting the came o. the ground during
the Journey, IN two hours ana ten mln-
utrH.
Hoffman o. mal,ncr and IL cm-
ployci by the Fisher iirewing company.
Ito ~ cunhldrfuhlr % an athlete and
rprlnirr aud i1 said TO have lost bat
one race IN his ne. when h. run with
Charles Gryfer known az "Ruu-a-
head DURING iioifman'a racing career
ON the Pacific coast he was called
charlie lonEst,p, ana made quite a
record
chlef Pratt viii NJ asked. 70 Instruct
his men not On Intercept Holman on his
Journey, aH the kcg viii have revenue
stamp on lt mud Will be Charles per-
nOnM property
Tho distance 90 be- Travelled L. said to
BE- about olght miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

1ehl Banner; wilson 3 oadlie have
,,tsn the contract TO build The new
bset shed and have1 foroc of men now
al work and expec, b have % finished
by August 90. The stock room has
been completed and the stock ls nov
b.i,. p,t IN place. This viii be nicely
arranged and viii b. in charge VI "a
store Keeper
ana they are 10 good condition Cos
holding the pup.
The factory has been nvelhauled lni
ia now la readiness flr tn run.
stunt Vallez will begin So sample
hasta On August 10. and VIII coninu.
un,Il the run 10 finished. Thor VIII
moi be- ne much sampllng this year as
has been the case heretofore as iht
factory people a. not think % heros'
slry.
4 Hume Is being put In 20 carry iht
overflow water back 10 the head " iht
bCli sheds - o. can be used Toe curry.
ing the heets into the factory. This
water formerly went Into the sewer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

expects 60 leave Tor cripple Crock.
whore be- Will lecture Wednesday night
uud suhrqurntly as Fior.H.. aud Aspen.
Later % d. hia Intention fH deliver "a
series of lectures in Utah aud M0nifm
towns and cities on the money uuoftlan.
Nit Harvey il accompanied hy COL ~.
j. Hudi 90 Iowa, another prominent
and fluent advocate uf the rehahiiita-
tiou uf silver at the ration uf 10 Co J..
Col. liudl made trip through colorado
last winter ana made I number " ad-
dresses loo the mining CAMPS
Ait Harvey " enthusiasm he NE ne.
li0f that the war which ihH United
Stntpr ls carrying on EaiHH' spain wilt
not throw The financial problem uut uf
tho political arena. lio considers 10 au
issue tu1 deop-rootcd already and Iu-
volylrg t1l large a portion uf ~. un.
tionii AFFAIRS Tor baniahmHnt tic docs
not think that the agitation viii cease
until The white metal o. fully restored
a. H. constitutional functions = the
votes of the people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

Harry Green. secretary N the Fla-
sure Mining company. operating q few
miles south ~ Diamond. in the Tintlc
district has Just returned from the
mine. having Inspected IT, workings
and lot n contract 10 sink the shaft
from the 300 90 the foo-fDot levels. Work
ON which was commenced this morn
inn Sir. Green brought IN a number
81 nne samples with him, and from
their appearance he feels confident that
the company In 0u the high rad To nj
Innate success. on the 2n0.funt level,
where drifting has been prosecuted.
there ~ now In evidence o small streak
81 good looking ore and u IL FOR the
main feeder that they are now search
inr. Mr.. Grpcn says the south end 90
Tlntlc ~ quito lively M present, md
that just recently three new hultts have
been put IN 40 Embryonic hunanEns,
properties that Rive ovcry evidence NJ
becoming rich producers, The rcntlc-
man picked up some good surface
samples. these showing the presence 81
encouraging values In lead.
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otAnRyiNG COPPER.
'l'i Ia What Miner. are Doing In the
seven Deyii. country.

ROBERT Owen and John Rankin OF this
~, nave just returned from IA Two
,sllhs s1l3urn 10 tho very heart m
ls mighty copper muuntlins ~ the
s,'tA Devils. ln ilahI. whore th.v h,v.
~ COINS uHssm,Ht work IN IN.
.a.ls pfgp,uy 0f Mrssfr Finch. nnt
'1lh' N haker city. '"'
az owen, who Is.4 pr,rtie,i an,
f.nett mining man. wac t,t'r'
/. v.tYi N.ln'.rai rnpurirrtn whom
a. Nv, Nli instead " the story OF
E.rr Ayil'h IN that Alpine region
rf-lilg .1' 'll.al tulncy, o. az Least,
IN XIV tiuia"n' niihy actual truth
M. o na' never yet been told"
IN 4. ~, 'tlH Few feet of earth
49, sIlll.l m most inywher. In
a. 49, N'' fampurtH of the gods
,l5b.- ~. " exposed such body of
hli IN 49,. give The appearance
81 vti.I' ..U'a ~ are "a MASS OF this
% III ~. runs bout ouc-nfth conner
ltlf. nit Where these or,
Firt NY mus easily uncovered. "A
MA IN. ~ iNi 'an he put In. and
VI I 'hlnlergul blast GETS IN IT,
~, , ,It5 Nl, can o. gathered I'M i'm H.
4, i,,xbgg.,,l a tiun H taken Out or
T..E 'N. NNNNIM
~, .na len cold water nre eve,,-
ta ~, 1,DgtgHdaut IN TINT elevated W.
flifsrnti' lh ihr summer and f,ii a.
sfths ~. p'.AaAnt ana hoalthful. ppr,
cB ms1 "' months stay n the Rsilsr
uiy Ky, 'nrt' was heavy ~,
b an, n'ghl frequently 800, .l 'l9h,
IN ~ .h'el of Geo 0n the atrs,,,, , =
h9kkeeb.,' ~ M ihls city. who h.
A csp-uT ll.ly operating Inc smelts,
tbgm.,,,i % much pleased MIN III reno, i,,i
hYm D.yi1ilNl mat 90 hIs oplpinn ,,.
tli u 81, section Do sure M h'..,.''l'''
UmB, ' greatest and rlrbs., ,nnlu
Tt Y he World. '''"'-' mlnlna
att ,rs5i, most oc1uomic5i o v''y, the
ysi' come, lolnt 90 tho h,art ny w., ,..ss
w. Owen SOD. Is about o. nnl.H
tar ',.ltilt 90 Bake ~ would be OF
M, VIZ should H. .D..'.{ IN a daily
sf.a, P i',',n1. th. embryo to ra.i from ron,
now nBe5y e...lt mine, wbesr,e' E ,s al the
gli fully a. gldy 90 be "on,rri.i,'
psns.A very faw buTHSGFl9 ,of copper
iil.y a sherih 'sFlng The roads esn ~
llcalliy. wogi5 section In Pine v y.h,,1.
ereslltn, ,hs.,l put the thoroueh valley
'P' Tor daily stage ss" eo1eh ~
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EXCURSION TO The NORTH.



The oregon Short Lines midsummer
excursions have struck popular chord,
and the probabilities are that that icav-
INK herr Saturday Will prove no cxcep-
tlon to the rule In point Of patronage
borrowed. az already q good number "
tickets have been sold. and more will be
before the arrival Of tha time u de.
pafture.
The excursion lr largely taken adj
vantage Ut by those desiring good
outing IN Il section W country affurding
excellent huntlnE nahlng and splendid
camping grounds AH heretofore. special
rates are announced covering all points
on the railroad from brigham city.
titah, 60 Huntington. ore. ENcurslonlHts
10 the national park are specially az.
traCtrd. because ~ the convenience ui
this resort 10 the railroad. The rates
are made from Salt Lake. but proper.
tionhtc reductions viii be made from
ogden and an stations IN Utah south
thereof For Cache vallc" and inter.
mediate points the train leaves this
city 40 sos am. while fnr al other
polnta. including cache valley, the train
leaves az S'i5 pm. Connection will hH
made sunday with the train north OF
Sh0Hhouc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

TO carry passengers. mail and express
f1 aud from BAKER city ana the Seven
Doylis The people IN Seven Devils
are anNlousiy waiting for She mcr.
chants and burlncss men of Baker city
10 arrange " 80 they eau conveniUnti,
trade here.
AZ To- navigation o. the rock studded
and swim waters Of the treaDheroun
gnnks river Mr.. owen thinks it u
practically impossible. lie saw the
little steamer Mabel anchored ca
nod up iust below the mouth 1f Pine
creek. The terrible current NJ the
snake must be stommcd By a. consider
ahiy greater boat than the MahlH. and %
aultahly powerful steamer would Ger.
fainiy meet wreck. during The low
water season. by having her bottom
crushed like an egg shell by some one
~ the many hidden rocks Just below
the surface " the swift rapids Baker
city Democrat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
Threatened noom for Deer Lodge.

Lodgc Wednesday full Of enihuHinHm
concerning the future OF the camp. lie
says that Nelson Brothers with a
couple 81 lioHton capitalists have Just
thoroughly Investigated the camp and
announce their intention Of erecting
the mill already un the ground and
starting work without further delay.
The properties controlled by this COM
pany arr the Johnson. Lund a Camp
ben group. situnted three OF four miles
iuthsaat OF Deer Lodge Mr. Adams
fiys stntolinc seems FOR the present TO
b. hopclessly dead.-ifun County
Record
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s,on,NiNT0 RrioNs.
s,,,, of stock. In the ne rhls M'fn-
inr The nay. business

lag The uat's Huslh's
,..,,, caufsrnlnr the excellent con.
no Sacramento. had Flud
!, ibti stock today AMI on thc
"a 80 from ltu lcihnrgic summer
r" 80. vsHk nr Hu ana gave eve
VI n npsr.1r.y in wresilng from
go aeria glory which usually "
w. 6,ssuao VI their activity while
w" t.,tsrs sauntcr In the plt. Ihu
w IA mo bulk of the days trading
80 .9. s,iss nt from % 90 ~ cents
- o1 shares changing hands az
e-urss mentioned. while nt th'
h Va offered at 5s but had mo-
~ s,,...l,.'A.pr rrrularly 0cyser- Marion
~, me initial transfer IN q az. on
= tsarts ai iih cents. utanu w
hi tumptd very materially nnu wa.
go nt $50. while ~ was ihe p.st
"A tsied. despite the fact that 20
--.r the regular dividend tN-
go Mammoth maintained ye-FI =
10 strength ana was wanted "a.
rgs. and Mefcur could nave i'un9
- takers At $40, lhIs being w, nlu
,n'fgl offerings AZ NAo. silver kink
~ uell while Utah carried ~ bid
a fss diy bpi1re. the stock being hHk'l
ffns;b cents, but oncred az no less
49, share was sold In the unlisted
80 Although good figures obtained
MA ths more prominent stocks. Chlor-
~ pa.ni, fir Instance. had g bid " ~
80 and vas offered az u02h. while
granra vas quoted ut i2.iih bid ana
s,lih swansea at u.ig. omaha was
nj n s,fonE az usual the stock regis
,.rrr nt best bid al % cents. but
n5sisr htid he own quite well anu
r,5i At dollar with offerings 20 cents
Nrhff
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utah's Condition Ja.ilae. Dl,ldend,.

The Utah mine at Fish Springs 10
looked upon aH "a property shortly 20
resume the payment ~ regular diyl-
bends, when this viii occur Ia NOT
definitely known, hut Il IL an assured
TACT that tho present condition OF the
mine Is HuflclStt Justification Tor q
resumption % such payments right
away, Reports from the property bcat
witness 81 good ore bodies now In
alght from which shipments ~ high.
Grade silver ana lead orr nrc made
possible, It, remote location, 81 course.
has a tendency 90 keep the mine In the
poclally when the trip consumes sew.
cral days. as In the case % the mine
here mentioned. The last payment hy
the Utah was made IN December, 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

IN 1900 and wns sent by an Idaho
man who returned recently from the
Aiaskan gold fields
Tn. ogden and Chicago Mining and
,,tnine company having q capital Of
~ M AL divided into shares VI $50 each.
~. eied articles of Incorporation. The
,'s,,ertv OF the company consists Of the
-, chance, Copper King and other
ri9ltns located IN Coal canyon nnd
T.. whittock IL president, Captain
Il. W Little vice president anu y. y.
.r,,,s. with John Jones and .. t.. stow
ars constitute the board of directors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

Silver %; lead $3.50
The Horn silver reported today with
seven cars Of concentrates
Pat Ryan OF the Crown Point has re-
turned from a trip 10 the East.
Tho mines ~ north Idaho are rcport.
ed 90 be doing unusually well this sea /.
son, with prospects that the output
this year may break the record.
Boise Statesman, Tho nume for IN.
new electrical plant az pllceryille wa.
completed yesterday. and seventy. flVe
men We're released from employment.
Fred bern and the Misses Tinle ana
Elizabeth pern returned from Mercuf
last evening. The young ladies' were
much pleased with their visit about
the camp.
II II reported that tho Glasgow ana
Western Exploration company inteuds
erecting n copper plant at Milford.
where the company has promising in.
tcrcsta.
Alex Campbell ~ this city has dis
covered In city Greek canyon what he
believes IN the making OF good conf
mine ENnorth pronounce Il "A good
grade Of Ignite.
Tho Highland hoy company IA NOW
comfortably onHconced IN an eieesn,
suite uf rooms on the sixth noor M,
tho D0oly building The rooms ara
pnlatiully furnished. and On Mr. New,
houses return ~ the city, work an
the erection of the compnny's pronosen
Smoker viii be taken up and pnghcd
with all possible viEor
After today's cali the rovernlr.
board of The exchange held shnr'
meeting ana decided 10 lei eontroet.
Tor nttlng up the nov eychanr. f9,,,,
Ia modern style. The work vyit 80
over 500, ana the members ,,ui ~
asked 20 turn In their % assesSment.
TO pay FOR Il. NV
American Fork World, peter A.,
lnughlin was In town this wet go
he feels 10 big that you can mo-, ,o,, ''s
him with ton foot tole lie has NV.
sons 10 feel that way too. for M re-
struck vein " 2is feet an eol,, nus
lae ore IN ne barbara Bee mine an
American Fork canyon which co,,
about 800 ounces In silver Ia tia ,a W.
"uu money ~ now no object 10 him
Boise statesman; July waa h.
hef month of the United State os an'
once m thiH city. During Inc n9o,is
w snlpment Of bullion amoun,.i ~
asa,bilhd, the largest for NM ~
month IN the history OF tho oaics .e
nlHt hlondlke gold was rspelved uN
'''uay ~ tue assay ofiee. II amo1nts
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/ DIVIDEND TOMORROW
,..,s,,s, ep,,tsa hat Grand sl cs''''' VIII
'''''. o..I,r It's Regular Payment
,,c,,stsro aucstO IN The PHI TO-DAY


-, authority A ] in such MAJ =,
i'.s n learns that tomorrow -. ~
Q, o., T n. directors Of the Grand cen en-
Pow ,s N.Y. r,gt and declare dividend 40,
gal s y. 1 sam Of il'l cents 'nare 90. OF
u, ;. ~ .'i ,s ,- same payable on the ion
~" A. '' .,,,gd in last eyenlns'' paper
p. an Gi.sppoInimsn, has been oesa'
~, :. p, ami AMONG the mining fraternity
the ,1mpany's conclusion nov 20.
.' ,..r.,ss iis dividend this MONTH month.
~. A,fsr such a movement panllne
w a. = increase In ne standing 'u,
That dividends viii be inau'
-, in dns course Of time ho"e',i'
- settled fact and iha' 'ne
80 central ls fully equal TO the oc'
~ l. quite in evidence ir9n IN, W.
~. .b'rmsnts nov being made RON
~ rrbarfty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
The Wore oreeh rIaeer

". Tindermhn yesterday brolRh' In
q rich cleanup from hiF claim on More
creek. Mr.. Llndrrman took w a claim
IN the road at the foot of Moore creek
$50 nf dust out NJ a hole 10 feet square.
This year he took a ditch nut NJ More
crock and built hlR Hume across the
creek water was turned in. June ON.
and a hole about 30 feet square wac
worked out. giving cleanup NJ ovcr
81 200 worth uf dust. Some uf thu
scales welsh 20 10 % cents worth or
gold. gotee StatrHmau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

Dr. A. c. EwlHF mot with a painful
accident last evening being caught In
the elevator NJ The Mercantile block.
CORNER Of East Temple ana Third
South streets. Roth bones ~ hlH
right leg wcrv broken iurt above the
ankle. Several doctors were speedily
rummonod and dIl an IN their power
to alleviate the suffering Of the patient,
The fracture has been reduced ana
tho doctor BE- doHs aH well today ua
can b. expected.