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The herald., 1898-10-15

Prominent among the business men Of
Detroit, Nich., = Patrick H. NonahAn, who
resides at 100 Baker Street.
He hes been actively engaged In the gro.
Gerry business for the past forty.seven years,
Of which forty.two'years have been In Detroit.
Coming here nearly half century ago he
started into business at the corner Of Second
and Jefferson Avenues, and for years catered
70 the marine trade. From Duluth to Buf.
lAlo his name a. IN honorable, honest boat
supply man was well known to all boatmen.
No matter what time Of day or night, the
lonahan Marine Grocery was kept open for
the convenience of the lake boats. He Il
the best known and oldest retail grocery
In business BY his square dcaling, and 10 yet
his large store, corner Of Twelfth and Baker
Street,. To . reporter, he recently said:
"When w hfst opened the Jefferson Avenue
STORE We had IN work day and night. The
vesscls that needed supplies, wanted them
right Of and We had 10 jump Ill the time.
The reason veeselmcn patronisod ~. was be-
cause We filed their orders It once. Every
hour cosnts with them and we had double
81 Of clerks that worked day and night.
have been hustling all my life. No man
oln succeed In business without hustling.
Some people hustle too much, azd I was one
0f them. .
"About four years ago ] had to give up
a aDcount Of my back giving out. Il he'd
Bothered me for years. For week I sat
around the house and then had 10 10 10 bed.
The family physician said that had worn
uVself ont BY bard work. did not Do
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ence. 1trelieves the condition that pro-
duces so much discomfort and robs mem
situation of its terrors. Here Is proof:
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-How can l
thank you enough for what you have
done for me? When I wrote to you I
was suffering untold pain at time Of
mcnstruation; was nervous, had head
ache all the time, no appetite, that tired
feeling. and did not care for anything.
I have taken three bottles of Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, one
of Blood Purifier, two boxes Of Liver
Pills, and to-day am we'll person. I
would like to have those who suffer
know that am one Of the many who
have been cured Of female complaints
by your wonderful medicine and advice.
Miss JENNIE R. MILES. Leon. Wis.
Ifyou are suffering in this way, write
as Miss Miles did to Mrs. Pinkham at
Lynn. Mass, for the advice which she
offers free of charge to all women.
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whether h. had completed the purchase the

Whether he had completed the purchase the
papers did not show.
The investigation into the conduct OF
Policeman J. b. White last night resulted
N his reinsta tement as the charges were
announced as not proved-the charge be-
Ing drunk and fighting. There were only
three of the five trustees present. and the
vote to sustain White was two to one.
J. c. Chr,sty, who has a hydraulic mine
on the Lytle creek, was arrested for pol
lurtng the water with slickens. as the whole
city supply comes from that source. and.
on the hearing before Justice Soule. Chris
ty was bound over to the superior court.
Hon. J. E. McComas, Prohibition candi-
date for governor. will address the people
here next Thursday evening.
Hon. w. II. Afford has changed his date
to Friday evening, October q, day later
than the original appointment.
Senator George c. Perkins Is announced
to speak here October 81 but there Is an ef-
fort being made to have the appointment
Sanceled
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San Diego Notes
THE CoNaREdArIoNALIsTs
Another Profitable Days Work at
Escondido

ESCONDIDO, Oct. 14.-The Congrega-
tionalists are having fine weather for their
meetings and splendid attendance.
This morning session opened with a bus
mess meeting, at which long list OF nom
nations on committees was read. Re-
ports of various committees were heard.
Resolutions were passed touching the
question of divorces, and committee was
appointed to make inquiry In regard to
the causes of the large number of such.
Pomona college was endorsed. The army
canteen was condemned.
The churches are called upon to revive
the custom of calling councils of recogni-
ton of the pastor.
The Escondido church was cordially
thanked for Its hospitality and its music.
Rev. s. g. Emerson of Perris led half
hour devotional meeting.
Rev. A. B. Case, the missionary OF the
California Spanish Mission society, pre-
sented the work for Spanish speaking peo-
pie. There are $4,000 such people in Cali
fornia and these are almost entirely un-
churched.
Senorita Ortega sang solo.
Rev. H. P. Case superintendent Of the
Congregational Sunday School and Pub.
society, made his annual report. More
than ten per cent of Congregational
churches have grown out of Sunday schools
planted by this society.
In Southern California outside of the
cities there are 5000 children who have no
Sunday school facilities.
The Church Building society was repre-
sented by Rev. H. H. Wikoff, its Pacific
coast agent.
Rev. c. P. Dorland Of East Los Angeles
spoke on Christian citizenship.
Rev. G. H. DeKay gave an address on
practical Methods of Temperance in the
Churches"
State Superintendent Allen of the Anti
~,,I. - -. 4
dress on the aims of that league.
The opening of the afternoon session was
taken up by the California Minister'S Re-
lief society. Reports showed a balance Of
about $500 in the treasury.
"The Work of the Churches for the
Year" was reviewed by Rev. r. K. Hendry.
The editor of the Pacific, Rev. W. H. Nc
Dougall. spoke for few minutes In the in
terests of that paper.
Three ministers Of the association have
died within the year, Revs. ]. A. Rogers
]. J. Weage and NJ. F. Platt. In memoriam
Of the brethren a short service was held,
biographical sketches being read by Rev.
J. W. Atherton.
The closing session was opened at 1880
p. m. by a praise service led by Rev. w.
N Burr Of Corona.
The topic OF the evening was 1.-THE Spif-
itual Life" Rev. Geo, Robertson spoke on
Its Source" Rev. l.. F. Frary on Its
Maintenance" and Rev. H. w. Lathe on
"Its Fruition."
A special train will carry the delega tes to
OceanSide tomorrow morning In time to
catch the early morning train for Los An
geles. There are no changes in church
pastorships.
Tomorrow the Woman's Mission socie.
ties of San Bernardino. San Diego and Riv
erside counties will hold an all-day meet
ing at Corona, when Mrs. H. NJ Caswell
will address them.
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secretary. and Prof. Albert q. Lane, past
president and chairman OF the board Of
trustees Of the association. They were ac-
companied BY Harry siegel and J. @. Story
of Los Angeles. members Of the committee
DESIGNATED by the chamber Of commerce Of
that city, to entertain them, and A. H. Nc
Donald of San Francisco. Messrs. Robert
F. and Roy Jones drove them about the
city and to all the points OF attraction in
the near vicinity.
Mrs. Ida Nelson and Miss Maude Nelson
leave tomorrow for Z ten days visit
among friends in Pasadena and Los
Angeles.
The young ladies Of the Klaus orchestra
gave an enjoyable dance at the North Beach
pavilion on Wednesday evening.
Supervising Principal Nathan F. Smith
reports the total enrolment In the city
schools as being s25 for the first month.
with daily average attendance Of $475.8
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SOLDIERS HOME
Building and Interior Improvements
the Order of the Dav

SOLDIERS HOME. Oct. H.-Ward's
hall the new assembly hail. is being fur
nished. The chairs have arrived and are
being placed In position and the interior
adornments ere being pushed to compile
ton.
Col Smiths health is steadily improv-
ing and If he suffers no relapse he is now on
the road to complete recovery. The John
A. Martin post, G. A. r.. which, while the
governors life was in jeopardy from his
attempted assassination. Indefinitely post
poned its picnic, have resolved to celebrate
the governors convalescence by a rousing
old-time camp fire.
Four carloads of brick for the addition
to the bakery have been unlcaded.
Death at the home Charles Mahan late
of Company B, First United States artil-
lery.
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SANTA BARBARA

News Of the Day In the City Of
Flowers
SANTA BARBARA, Oct. IA. At !:
o'clock this afternoon the mothers meet
ing convened at the Santa Barbara street
kindergarten. A large number Of ladies
attended, both those who are members
of the w. C. +. u. of which the moth
er's meetings are an adjunct, and those
not affiliated.
Tomorrow evening a big rally to greet
Judge r. B. Carpenter and hear a good
Republican speech IL expected at Ar
mory hail.
Yesterday fire damaged w. C. Shaw's
residence to the amount Of 5000.
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Norwalk Notes

NORWALK, Oct. 14.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Smith arrive home this evening from
Santa Barbara.
Rev. G. H. DeKay returned today from
the Congregational association at Escon
dido.
Senorit0 Elitha Ortega, the sweet SPAN
ish gospel singer, Is to be at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday evening. Rev.
DIR. Hill will preach Sunday morning.
The W. c. T. U. resumed meetings yes
terday after summer recess
Mrs. Emily Smith is erecting a small
building next to Dr. Merchants
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PERIODS OF PAIN.

Menstruation, the balance wheel of
woman's life, is also the bane of exist
ence to many because it means time Of
great suffering.
While no woman is entirely free from
periodical pain, it does not seem to have
The herald., 1898-10-15
Flexible Rubber
Dental Plates

OUR NEW PROCESS Of Flexible Deuta,
Plates 10 as yet but little understood by the
public and less understood by dentists in
general 1t has many advantage over the
being lighter and thinner. This plate being
fexlble-only q trine thicker than heavy
writing papsr-hts closer to the mouth.
other rubber. Once tried. no other plate
will be desirable. Brought to the notice o.
the public through DR.. Schiffman only.
The herald., 1898-10-15
THE DEAD TRAMP
Supposed to Be Man of Means From
Florida

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct 14-The name
of the tramp shot and killed by a consta-
ble's posse near Highland Is supposed to be
John Rosenginge of Cutler Fla He was
evidently man of some means, for sever
al or the letters were from the registrar of
the land office at Washington. to whom the
dead man had sent money and was tn me-
Rotiat.cn to purchase government land in
that section Of Florida as he asked for
maps and Descriptions Of certain tracts.
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SANTA MONICA
A Pleasant Visit From the National
Educational Committee

SANTA MONICA, Oct. 14-This city was
favored by party of distinguished visitors
today. who came to inspect the town and
its surroundings. In the party We're Prof.
r. o. Lyte. president of the National Edu-
cational association; DR.. Irwin Shepard,
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Rooms go and 26,
107 North Spring 81.

Also open evenings and Sunday noono
for the accommodation Of those who can.
not come at any other time.
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On account Of some unfortunate expert
ence I had In the extraction Of my teeth.
I became great coward In this respect.
Today DR.. Schdffman extracted one Of my
very refractory teeth without causing me
one particle Of pain.
D. X. TRAsK,
Attorney, Fulton block, Los Anreles,
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..,resented In this city by Major
pahs, THE smclter was crcctpd In
y ,s., ~ ia Holden at cost Of $4,000.
,..ot,g thus far In Ne attemp, 10 OBJ.
''.'''r ,.Iv OF the state mineral oN-
WV, now at the Han of Relies, the
hih, srhanre has decided TO rot one
stoS ~. o,yn. and win Therefore asli the
~ .,,o. W., mining companies for speci-
mems.
.,..ts Hamburger. the Mercur COM
49,. ,.sshie aasnyCr. was In the
p..s ,,.tav 10 attend the Goys Marion
wv Tho gentleman reports the
ll...,..,r mill making steady rrll ON
.'. ,,,,. al ore daily. and says th' pup-
.J, n such MS to Keep thing1 MOVING
Indefinitely.
49, r,rbft. who recently closed q
~ t,-,.by the Center star mine ~
land 10. G.. passed lni' pa. hlnd'
a. tha sum ~ At.0s-,Vi., waa ".
eiiv i1st night and immcdi lie.iy leit io.
X, r,st AZ On owner 10 IN. NDnicl
star MI Tnthet re,li4'H h''''' '''''e
500 900 on the denl'
sop,la Bracuniloh, business manascr
~ tho Engineering and Mining Jour
mi dlrd August lith ~ NV '.iN.
| H.. prnrutiich WIS IL sChulnfly wv'uau
~ iagv IN prrat businrHn ability
md bsr death is kccnly fclt 10y tn"..
/ ,,itt, ,,h,r, ehp wan closely nssuellt. u.
She was a years % ata'
Boise statesman; p ~. John,.ss Of
Dixie. Idaho county. arrived g'l iuly
,,'a, aud mas boen interesting anmn SAT-
Iatc cspitaiiata in the DlNIo mining
e,yr Hc Will meet thrin t lNann
| tomorrow aud escort them un % tuu
of inrpccuon TO the miner
Al WHEY. mnnnrer or o. dradg' On
tcrrri9, on the snake river, has demon
strn,sd The correctness ~ the thCorl
bnid Nv him that the best pay r. to b.
f,,tpd nj considerable depth, he. ln hi
op rntiyur, having found that below
tbe Towel Of the river bed the gold u
much coarser than are the surface L'
posita.
t,,bi nanns; John l.. Thomas ha
rsturned from Fish SPRINGS where "
and George Evans have been workin
tho Last chance mine on lease. IN
r.port Of u recent shipment made "
them shows that the ore went si.s oi
lend 9iioO oz. silver and trace q
gold. This in % very good rhow'ng an
they ARE much pleased with tue pros
poets.
Tho North star and other propcrtlci
situated ON wood River IN thc War
Rprinrs district Idaho. are 10 be fnl
nj public auction on September III
az the United States court room
Boise e. ratlafy q judgment obtaine
hy Michael Carey % $4,000, ngnini
ihe Warm SpruEf Consolidated Mi
ing company. nt the April term ~ ~
Federal court. Mr.. Carey had tAat
aged the property Tor several yeats 40
sued TO recover judgment for his WI
. ] ytrTH
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Graphite Niin.s Iiondcd.

Chicago parties who have been MAXI
Ing an examination u the well known
llnlleck canyon graphite mlnen, have
secured bond on the mines for q pc.
Rod Of Xix month"; and win bcgin op-
crntlona there AZ once. Charles liel-
lamy and Robert liurkhardt, who have
been developing the mines, have been
going down on a body OF ore thirty
feet wide. which has been improving
az the work progressed Al the pros
Cnt depth they have quality OF ere
running rs hlFh na NJ per cent In pure
carbon, and the rnmc aa that recently
tested by New York analysts, who
said Il was equal 60 the best Caylon
ore. Laramie boomerang.
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nInlns opsrslIon. atTtI.ea.

Hon. r. r. FafnsW0rih BE- back from
a. 1uih. ihe gentleman having re-
turned last evening after an Inspection
Z tha Horn Silver and Washington
-i,et Tho fomcr hc says. o. pur.
u'tg he even tenor " 10 way In n
rfIfifinfy manner while the latter
q uaf.frJlus a rlrge ~ thorough de-
ulnInt with very encouraging re-
gh The shat, ln ihr Washington,
nu ~ fausNUrib. has now reached
l,.r'h ~ 10 f.tt ana che showing in
u.iful shipping ore Is taken out ~
N rf0Tfaraes. and another car viii
hs ihs market some time this week.
lta ifun tho work To- these mines.
n1fd practically nothing DOING In
ga riiln. says Mr. TRrngWOr,h.
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J. W. Cook II In the city from Em-
nett, says the Boise StitcHman. lie
has samples vi coal taken from d vein
that he IN working az n point on the
east side ~ the phyClte about two miles
elHt of Marsh and ireiou'H. The vein
" seven feet thick. 4 tunnel has
been driven ON tho coal a distance 0f
20 feet There ~ "a sandstone foot wall.
The formation a. very Hat Air, Cook
states he "a awning the coal az hi1
home 10 the cNclurlln of an other fuel
and q gives entire satisfaction. The
flame given out d. strong and very 1T
ne ash IL len. Many people M En-
NETT have also been using the coal ana
are anxious 10 secure a supply Cor all
their needs.
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nnrnnr nnrnoN rLAcrRs.
4, osi.a Man aud othsr- Figure In IN
tmpsrant Mining Deal

Al. .,sorsni mining deal has been
terminated in Orrgnn whereby q
sr-r nln'rg combination secures con-
sIofarrrt ttaC. " very ri'h placer
l. l-f uyi tha ulifa statesman. Tho
-h5ur afr 81. p. kirkpatrick NJ
r,,-.k Moo. j. =. r. DatchCn or
~ "a /. r.. Bedford ~ ogden,
-, hfvs mfirfnt financial backing
u l,.tiHth ihfrr one ~ %, largest
fsrf Mining enterprises IN the north
~
n. r-,Fiy o. situated near Gran
NJ 0r~ county. or. and comprises
itt ~ The consideration o. not
~ rftsi ID b. uud0rri0ld 90 BE- In
h. fsfasfh0nd NJ $1,000. Thcse
ts.fa ihut 10 mile 81 contiguous
la1t ir fei hy some NJ prci1n'H
hssspifdeposita Near the plaoerh
10 Hraufl. which riid not long
r,ff rN00l. the Rcd Boy for
- moon was Offered. ana other
~ quarts mines. Below the tract IL
q. famous llohlna1nyille placer dis
int
The ground purchased BY Mt Kirk
patrick ana hIH associates ID VIRGIN Nf'
itory ana has not been worked OWNS
90 me fact shat % De- TOO ievul 20 per
m.t uf proper dumps ur alulelnr
Clrfful irsfH show that tho Fr1unI
prospects from ih0 grass roots and On
bsirock IL exceedingly rich.
u ir tho Intention NJ ihn buyers O.
fhce dfcirrH un ihs property a. Folr
a. rfio,ioabls and work % f1r an @ q
UIfih
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ErnoRrD Riou STRIKE.
o. h'pirlsd In Oold nsslH on Miner.
tfeek-In HEAVIER Iiasln.

Rsr-u have been current thls wsep
~ hl Grand Valley Times 0f "a rich
Htf made IN Gold iiaaIn on Miners
s.ii 10 ne middle division NJ the Ia
ne nfon rty owned hy l.. G.
~ q Al m Times man Waited the
.'iii ihH week, and while he found
~ cement those having property
Ali basin wgrr steadily pushing 40.
n,nl work with aH tine "a showing
nave seen In amy part of Tho
Illlnt MT Case hns e. HhBft down
~ my fagi ana =. N. CLARK about
~ lfii hih ln Wide veins az nor.
'g quartz, from which We could
H'e sod. Claims owned by Ne.
~. sshaier' Miller and others. an
.,,fi Webb N Telluride. was In
N lNa week Mr. Webb ls lntfrssf-
~ Hihlnf property ln Beaver basin
~, np1n uf ihit district b. ouii,
~ TIE had Iu hIa p,st.- I..,,
"A l"l6a hIgh To- gold ana says
ai.,i, t5filN iI1m which 10 was
b 49, wv iHI moro. This o. cHrttln-
a,I.e.'ns. aH Be- demonstrate that
"a SAYS alr al. that d claimed Tor
IA, ". cansian. " Fmlt,. Cola.
~. i'efesi.i ln The pllcers atIvest'
ar, ~ nllns ihIH week In town
Va u ANl Other business. Mr.. C,n,
NHt,l'4 ". That Do n Interested ia
1.,r.- p llno"r Mining Companv
T. rsst.al WestWlier and that thev
i.,,'-in,l steadily with Nyc n,"n
~ bs, w, water ior washing with n
nA,g ' xxx The guunl they are NM
hta,l, ny, Ay.flB' about s. per yard.
lnsfy y, '",. N!lon % put In more ma.
iuiHHg 49, 20 reduce expenses n,
IN 4 is NY il'n 90 enable them h.
~ 'A'F body ayyilglng about
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oS rnE rXCuANur.


The s,ies On the pl, today lgrrariied
eo6 aharea. sa !. can De .ritdiy seen
tbtt Inc business irn~fae,.1 lid a1t
s,rsuf. q much Thcsa r.'l'nr wr.
chlorid, Point. Lower Mammoth and
BurkCye. % Former 1t ~ cent?, .he
next at 40 cents and she iati.r at ia
ia irtfd socks no trading was In
dnirsd In, bat figures. Llwevlr, rec
nsirrd In gdad Fiuu. Among ih.la
,y,i sought after were iuli0n-H ~.
gr,rd Can.rli. Mammoth. MOfcur.
and ontario. hli OF which were greeted
win du.lfttilH demonstrating Do 1lr
god SANDING. ~ ih' l1w class ot
while Vlle1 wa wanted 90 90. Swan
A., al $3.50. s1uih swan. 4 at Sic md
prxtIr al ul 1is. Neither. how Yer,
plrticipafs1 10 iho d1y's tridir~.
Tho closing figures were as follows;
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pIrs Ann sruns.
SILVER, coNi lad, $3.50,

Pro-. TibbalH has secured nm option
on ie0 acres II gold placer ground near
the Great Northern mine Ia oregon.
It b. reported that the Copper Moun-
tain mine In the Beaver Lake district
has been bonded 90 GuHtavo A, Duncan
Tor 100000
The North star mine at Tlntlo Inns
a new strike In a Wine from the 3Jn.
foot lcvcl, the ore going well IN silver.
lead and gold.
The new Pine creek district IN Brit.
lah Columbia IL said 10 Doe yielding art
gulng 81 10 the pan. Itn riches ARE
creating excitement.
The Golden star on Gold Mountain
In Ia with corlnld OF ore Showing
valuca 90 nfiy-elght ounces silver and
$3.50 In gold 70 the ton.
A. Graves. q Bolae CITY, Ida. mimi,
man. came ln this morning and puf m
az the KnutHflrl. Iic lE on bunlnsr,, In
connection villa hla various pr1perti8s.
Drlant 8. Young. secretary OF tho
Buckeye and Bulllon-ueck 'r,,p,,si
Mining companies, " announced no /.
candidate for county clerk from mo
Silver Republicans.
clad In corduroys Frank Tnvlor ,,,,
Charles crlsmon have gone TO insre"t
the Washable mine IN Cnssin count /.
Idaho, from which reports of lnt. n.y.
been very encouraging.
Boise Statesman: A eUvor t.,.,.
Weighing 1885 ounces was ehl,p,l h,,
A. =, Bower ca Elmyra. n
came from the Banner mine ana e,rr,. a
$1,000. "N"1t
The Unlon smoltsr NJ Lcadvlue. c,io
ielldated Smelling and Renninr c c,on-
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niotchcs and cxcrcscnccs. which 70
often annoy people, are simply efforts
~ nature 20 throw on imp, dimcntH 10
the proper performance OF her dutlck
HERBiSE VIII ala ana assist nature
IN her work. and ensure a ukin clear
md beautiful. entirely FREQ from az
imperfoctionn Price 90 eta.
y. G. ~. 1. Drug Dept.
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where the digestion ~ good. and ths
general powers of the system In %
healthy state. worms Cun ind no hnb.
ltntinn IN the human body. WHITE s
CREAM NERMlFuGE not only de-
atroyH every worm, but cortccta all de-
Price 20 cts.
z. G. ~. l. Drug Dept.
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Thinks The, mi..san


o. Golden I N, last the stockholders in
lai he oB,' N.,e mine IN Green canyen
q ne osls,1 ,.uhlly of their lives' XII
y lady. Ts., Of lh3 Journal missed
polali.n ~ 's'y mot TO- consider the
e'ni tis nr Mcreur capltailsts to
ne obliaiI.,. lnr $1,000. tho cS1t,pct
nne % re'r6 agreeing ln mo mean
y. voik ID o', 10y less than gl60o in
,,ll,elefy ID an, lln,nt, which. if sat.
lTiod. u61l, ng o1i of the bo,6i,',.
y toln il M result 10 placing sis e,,e
hleltF ~ ~, az Ven ar e l''o ,p''''nt
al lo'lia,,' A'pngi0n held hy mp ,s en-
Ari'rsan ~, Iheao l6r6iaSr. ~, Nfll'i'
la Ig6s.so1s.l, others favored Ms,s,s'
''''' purchasers Of s'I ,,ask
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-, o, -FOUR reet Of ORE Carrying
Tfer Gold.

-. q, t.,iss one u che owners ~ ihe
", ~ N.,s.fn lt Cinyua Cliy, ore
we. rori fum tbe mine today ~
49,. .,',,om s5nt by Frank Harris, l ny
w, W, M ths local land Office, ma th.
$3.50 49,. nd encountered o. four-i..1,t
w, x ore showing free sold IN Ii'h
". ser. was received with JOY hy
". y. ir,srsisi 10 the property az u
..l,,r9 p, hrirht future Cor inc mii,.,
'.'smuth az % drmonatrat'9 thl' ~. w,
49,, ~ found. The Great North
wv .'',-,si.i much HtOntlon dur.nr
w Nin.nr Congress. wh'n lkr
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,@.,9, nurr,is 81 gold thli made the
...s~stlr Thu rlcclaf on the mii'"n
.rsrm5ni means riches Cor many
etH fatfff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

ONCE Of utah & PacInc railroad Com
pnuy3
salt Lake city utah. Aug. 20, 1855
BIDS viii be received Tor the lnying
~ aryeuty-nve miles % railroad track
from Milford south Oh the state line.
nids will De received 40 the Office ~
this company uutil September 9Th. 1895.
The right 90 reject any and all bids
"a hereby reserved hy the company.
UTAH a PACIFIC RAILROAD COM.
pANN,
4. W. McUNE. President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

who happened To represent e. majority
prc- .nt az the mcctlngW would not agr,s,
md tho scheme ION Through. Just such
follv has prevented The thorough yN-
nioratlon N many q promising prospect
In cache county Logan journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

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Athlftics, a hath with CurituHA SOAR "a
prevents r|mnuf Wduen1 nnt roushacta n the
akln, soothes Inflammation anu irritation, ~.
when followed by a gentle nnulntins with
CIIiluhA, puresi of tmallenta und gleatest
u skin rufca proves most heuonclal W 20.
lieNing tTtd. lained, stgainyd % ihnamed
muscles.