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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-11-04
A BIG THING.

Some DAYS ago one Mr. c. G,
Scherenberger wrote TO Messrs.
Todd & Glass concerning TeXar
KAMA as a 'ocatiou fer 4 plant TO
m nufacture brass goods Messrs
Todd & Glass referred him 20 G A.
Hays, Sec. Board of Trade, and he
@rote Mr.. Hays ana said the pan
was to buy tract Of land and sen
2jO lots to ourcjtizens t$2eG each
and said the building Of the pIaut
would cause an outldy of 5000, 00O
to 100000 would employ about
500 skilled artisans, would increase
the population of the city 1000,
and would pay out annually about
100000. Said the lots can be ex-
changed for stock in the plant
Mr.. H. wrote and suggested that
the proposition might look better
on its face to allow GU; people to
subscribe for stock in the beginning
aud have a voice in the orgdnizl-
ton, selecting the site, buying
machinery, etc; that our past eX-
perience has taught us to avoid
having a lot of old machinery uu-
loaded on us, etc, and he advised
Mr.. Schallenberger to come and
interview our citizens and give
them some assurance as to his good
faith, the capacity of the plant
and his ability to start it.
The following is Mr. Schellen-
berger's reply: G.. A, Hays, Sec,
etc.-Our factories in the East are
established 40 years. We are form
ing a consolidation in order to
move West We do not care to sell
stock, as the people to whom we
would sell would get scared and
don't know what it will pay, aud
for the reason it is more difficult to
sell stock than LOTS prefer to
sell $50, 900 worth of lots as it gives
your people something and they
can build houses which would also
help us. However, we will not OBJ
iect to selling stock, if they prefer
it. I thought by selling the lots it
would do away with the idea that
we want to unload old machinery
or other stuff, aud l would not
want to propose anything that
would cause the people to lose con-
fideuce.
We have several factories in the
East now engaged in the manufac-
ture of clocks and brass goods.
These factories employ $50 hands,
We want to extend these plants to
500 hands, and will start with l50
to 200 AS we are established and
know what we want to do, we would
want things our way.
The money we want to raise in
your city has been offered us by
many other cities, but we reject it.
have just received a telegram
from Johnstown, Pa, that they
will take $4,000 in bonds, but we
prefer to move further West
We also have parties that want
to consolidate a $5O0,0O0 watch
factory with us when we locate.
also know of several other east
2rn parties who want to come west.
AS we are no new concern and have
a trade all over the country, it is
safer for your people to proceed
under us.
Whenever your people are ready
for business | will put up my bond
and your people can pay the cash
for the actual expenses as they be-
come due. ] will put up my bond
and you can hold the cash and pay
it as is absolutely required,
There is no use for me to 90 TO
your city until ! know your people
are ready for business.
Yours Truly
G, G. SoAELLENBERGER
Rloominuton ill.,. Oct. 20. 1898
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-11-04
CARD OF THANKS.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Oct. 20, 1898
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Paymaster Block u she Highland boy
company spent Monday at the smoker
site, handing out checks a. the small
aimy of men now IN the c1mpany'H em-
poy. Since his last visit Mr., Block
perceived wonderful change. the big
plant having maier.alized % an extent
greatly In excess NJ his expectations,
Three stacks. says the gentleman. are
now completed, while the boiler house,
dust chamber and several other sections
are nearly In ihe same condition. these
buildings needing but the touch Of the
saw and hammer 90 Put them ln;o
proper shape. The brick work. an
through, u progressing nicely, Gays Mr..
Block ana the visitor Of a month ago
would hardly realize that DO was stand
Ing In TIE same place, sn great u the
change effecied. A feature 1f the work
Eplng on Is the building of the trrsilr
10 the ore bins. ehiH elevated railway"
ns MI, Block calls 70. being ln process
% speedy construction. The irssilc runs
20 the top OF che ore bins. whore the
mineral IL dumped. thence going 20 the
cfuHhers ana on down 20 the roAHters.
The building Of the Smoker is the cause
y great activity. says Mr.. Block. and
ine work must be seen 90 BE fuzzy
appreciated.
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SURPRISES ~ rmr rir.
'-'' ill'' nigh aud Northern Light Doe.
hu'in'ss At oood rigur...

~ lhe pii today several ,urprars
A. ilNlF 200 me unsaphlsticatsd. Inc
ll'l nNhlo for thum brlnr Va.
',iF ,.rslldattd and Northern
wv %" NhI'a were looked up1n with
st. iHfUr and Two n which
=, N No figures fflm 10 h. DO
N'ht h'gher nlan those recorded
qttlb l.f ils same stocks.
/. "a, Nv NAH good 1no ana reaultnd
Ia ~. we ~ over $1,000 shares. Ajax
y, NJ. at slh cents and after a sale
- r ~. =, 'heak al $3.50. the brokers
l.9v 'uF Aetf and made transftrs
So .. NnlNe - cents, with the
,.r',-tDi hrn tt the close. Galena
a. I'd NN'lihallN strong ana sold
,rn.' while Mammoth d'd busl-
around i2ish and N,rfhcrr IJ.b,
r., atNlfi ana registered trans.
~. ~, NJ hrlres ranging frum rs 10 co.,
NN, "a medium urtre rsmat,ir-. 4,
~, h.l, Sunshine Foid al b0
49,. Nh0 those not selling In thls
~. .'l practically stationary. no
IN. r .,lI olinEes being made either
way ur he other.
p5I1i Stocks unlisted, Chloride
n IA "lA INST asked FOR and sDI al
800, faleo flsoWtl and rselstersl
So advances with a sale al al. 20.
Az lnriAll siQod hlFh IN The ria.
~, , Inl took part Ia tho trading al
B,tt no. 10 cents a snare. bullion.
MI 'unntl was ahlp. stationary ana
$50 e-N.inl rllra and Joe n1wers
H,r,. WV W.ih tinnHffrs al "a cents.
III ,..lAr' Hercules and G0den Ea.
W.., y, l..l among the ssllers, while
ha. 'ln Placer was called ana
~ a n.l az a dollar Rtar Conroild-
IA, b. 41hlgd az ~ cents. hui could
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Charles r. Brant has returned from
Junction Bar. y morc county, Wiero h.
has charge " the placer ground ~ De
Scottish Amercan dcvoiopmcr. com.
pany. Mr.. Brant iAys The ground is
about the richest b. ever heard o. in
The ria.c. The compIny has 800 acres.
he says the average depth ~ the era.
vel De- 2y feet and 10 runs an average %
% cents 10 the yard. M Bunt um-
ploycd six men during the fan and the
ground was thoroughly prpsptciud with
the ala - q drill. which u said 90 be-
perfsu piece u machinery having
cost 81 600. The company bought no
acres of the ground, paying $4,000 Tor
DO The balance was located and re-
located Tho relocation ri part OF 70
caused the difficulty watch resulted in
she attorpt 90 blow up the dr.u on the
n'phs NJ November sd. Mr. Haut says
the company will put lu big drllge
IN the spring Boise staiesmln.
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DIOlghl hin Book b Lie.

Mcanrs. Wells, Richardson y 60,
ocntlcmen-I might have broken
down sooner in The campaign abou.
Santiago. u had had Time 10 realize
what was she matter with me before
the SpnrardH surrendered
God knows / broke down fo0u enough
az u was. ana 70 vas ne gre1t a sur
prise 20 ms a. % was .o the other b1ys
who know me ut home. nut che Span
iarlA kept W. busy. whom We were rot
busy ON our own account getting ready
Tor the blg hEht That { WITS a meme
Der 81 the Roosevelt regimen. / rhlil
ulwayH Doc proud. aul thr hFhts az Las
QuasImas and at san Juan hill VIII be-
things o. sank about far many a year.
hut I would uUt have lived o. talk
about them IL had not flunl F1me-
thing % brace my nerves up again
after thn HICga / had ~ % nt Santiago
with dyHrriefy ana slow fryor. ! got
~ I could hardly Shoe, and ron IKE I
ala no, cara whether I ala ur not.
lost 20 pounds iu weigh. ana a o.;
more shan that 90 spirit, II You can
measure follows spirit that way.
Half dozen Maurer bullets could not
have made worse mr1f 90 mo than
the Cuban climate ana che mud in ths
Santiago trcuchoa dii. a. soon az
found 1 was rIok aud my nerves were
oil zone hunted Nr tonic. found
% on the way back north. when I ir1t
some ~ The PaincH celery compound 1
saw other men usIrE
How O. hricgd me up my picture VIII
show better than anything else. u oil
the rrciicat nerve rrHorfr that can be-
made for u br'nFa ail the force there
% Va man o. the surface
y. y, HOLT.
paugn, Colorado.
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Escaped R0I!0lk HOsl!!lL.


Mcssrs Wells. Richardson & o..
Gcnilcmen-lf anybody In tho whuls
regiment ~ Rough Rldefs had a
chance ~ Observe the general weak
cred condition " the men when they
started b,ok 20 sLo United States. aa
compared with their sialwart condition
when hey sailed from san Antonio on
June y. think 1 had
Oklahoma s. generally regarded NJ a
h 1iihy CLIMATE. and last Nay. when I
le't th,ro. hardly kpew what flcknrsa
meant Earlier loo NE. however had
lived in tho Elai. ana after month ln
service knCE that VIVA, needed. lu my
general rundown condition. was o.
nerve tonic. / knew 10 my nerves were
nNed up thrrr would b. no trouble
about my general health as nlOu 40 I
49, away from thf army
also Know -lc position that palut'a
celery compound uHeupiUl. ilthIuFu D.
hid NOT h1d uccgFion q use Do much
m}rrif 60 few bottles ~ % ana
neEln 90 take 90 ana give % 90 fsW 1f
my Arqualu;aucHa
10 uctuly seemed fa nuII 100 my
nrFNou1 Constitution almost la mtdiy
- the southern climate had tom Z
down The same ih.Hg aaa true ID a.
othor men I gave ii tu
Unless ! had found thls tunIr ta rH.
STORE my nerves fool furr fhit 1 would
have gore o. the hospital nj Montana
Point, ana ! might have shared IN
inie ~ many o'hcf poor feiilwH whose
impoverished condition did MI yleiI ID
ihe doctors Treatment
" gives me pleasure 90 ttclmmsr
lNlHt'a celery compound as the b.s.
Ttmrdy ever sold No America.
sERGT N. ppuTHETr
Guthrie. GEIahDrtB.
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nrrunLIc DIVIDENDS.
Now Paying $4,000 Monthiy wiih froba.
hiiitirs Of an Increase to y u OO,O0O,

Spokane. wash. Nov i5-The re.
public Gold Mining company declared
he third monthly dividend today. This
makes go 900 paid In pfonta by the
mine within the past ninety days, The
enlarged min started up yesterday. 1,
win have a capacity u from ihiriy-lye
10 forty tons or ore daily. II ~ cN.
pecied that the monthly dividends viii
continue a. $780, 900 the resi ~ the year
with an extra one ON Christmas. aud
that beginning with the new year the
monthly payment viii be- doubled.
Mining men familiar with the pro-
periy offfr 10 wager that u Will be
paying profits VI 100000 monthly before
nsnt June The remarkable ore body
tapped recently nt q depth " 900 feet
h meeting all expectations, Drifts arc
being run both ways from the point
~ the recent strike and are cutting
high grade ore quite up 90 the average
OF that found q, the point " the strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Through correspondence received at
President Shows office from President
Charles o. card OF Cardri'n. Canada,
Il il learned that six hundred new set
tiers have been added TO the Carduton
stake this year. and that work b. be-
Ink pushed by these newcomers Un the
Alberta irrigation canal, and that
there II atill plenty Of room Tor many
others who contemplate ucttling In that
country In the spring.
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NelIII Decd from The Fever.

/ 80 1"AtHf HNAsai 80 ANsAs
Mearrr. Wells Richardson a Co..
Geniiemru-Nobady can blame me of
being diHloyni n ! aiy that Painc'a eel.
ery compound has done more FOR me
than any other pens1n Or thing since I
leti silver cay 60 Join the Rough ND
cra.
% has pulled together the scraps 81 a
HtnIWaT man, brought me unluud from
alI the bad effects 81 the Cuban ell
mlsr and brlced me up until l am In
hrtier health than ! have been IN ten
years. Ny friends In the Wcni think
that I am nearly dead from the army
fever they called calirnturi ia Cuba.
When I gnt back 20 Silver Clly they
VIII De- hH surprised aH I sometimes feel
myself j had prgNy sod nerves be-.
fIc ! enlisted. They went o. pieces
while W. were lylng Out in the trenches
at santagu, lodging bulio.s. I hegan
tl frel fgvrrlsh film the day ws got 70
SiplneN Whsn The Maurers sang
aNNnt our ears ! rltlcrd chat was
sr'tirg nervous.
( found myself scarcely able 10 walk
amer tho hriilo ~ San Juan.
g., worse uniil I Ecf back Z, Mon.
AUX Fnini. where I rut = bottle %
paine'a celery comp una from another
fellow IN nh rcFimeut Jaw asyeful
~ TIE NouFh Riders taking ID.
WIN some ~ them, a. with me, IL
seemed % take the place Of both food
and medicine, Tor the systems OF many
y the men needed Soalug ~ beflrs
ihcR could AFaln cat as they had done
before they lrft this country.
I don't know much about medicines.
We DON'T need much medicine In New
Mexico. But ku4W PAlna's celery
clmpourd has nxed me up until 1 fesl
snle 90 take tho road flg home, Where
expect 90 tel every Que who mentions
nerves 60 nae ubou, my case.
WILLIAM ~. TOIK.
Silver city, n. NJ
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NOTICE

To sunday School supern,ondents Of
salt Lake City, Farmers, Sugar.
Forest Dale and Cannon Wards;
The general committee having In
charge the arrangements Cor the Lat
iar-day Saints sunday School conven.
Hon TO be held Nov. $3.50, desire to
can your attention TO the letter recent
ly sent you asking that o subsistence
rommltle, be appointed Tor each
Mhfl, and also asking Tor names OF
delegates who viii attend the c1nven.
lon. A. the time "a short. $40 urgent
N request that said committee BE- APP
lDlnied ana delegates selected and
names forwarded 10 the secretary at
We earliest possible day, sunday, the
IAN Inst. VIII be- a good opportunity 20
nave this attended to. lH selecting
your committee, please have the same
lAfge enough 10 attend 20 the business.
ana kindly forward address of chair
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DIPS AM SPURS.


silver GOK; lead $3.50.
Thomas Weir spent yesterday at
bingham.
Reports from the Old Fred nt Mercur
Arf ut very encouraging nature. the
same Indicating that M u depth ~ no
iett IN the shaft. the naturalization IH
20 changing ~ 20 point 20 the near APP
tioach 20 the orc body. Hon. ID. 4.
Lloyd expects 20 30 out 10 the mine
va the morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

the West Dip az Mercur. ani the COM
pany's plane are 90 push mau.crs Wig
ur0usly. ihas che claims may b. thor-
lughly developed anl proved up Just
"a s55n as possible. II ia she belief W
Mr. Weir and associates that the come
pany's poasessi0ns viii prove fhe basis
VI gncthfr prosperous mine in ih1i sec
ton. and ono r1ralleunE .h, IA clgalc.
The omaha ana other Yves; Dip DO
TIHMHaH
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man 20 Geo. u. Pyper, general ssc-
Rotary. sos Tcmpieton buildlng. DcloFa-
tons from city wards and wards adj
iaceni thereto. can be made up of OIL
the sunday school officers and teachers
who can attend the meetIngs nt least
a portion Of the time. and take part
in the exercises. Upon receipt " the
names OF delegates. the secretary will
issue tickets OF admission TO delegates
seats.
GEORGE REYNoLDs.
JOSEPH w. StiNMERHAYS.
GEORGE -. PYpER.
Committee.
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ciarL's Milne NJ oeid ns.ia shows Ii-Air
Compre.sinr risnt.

Word was received this week from
John II. CLARK. who il pushing devrl-
npincnt work on hi property NJ Gold
basin, that he had cut through 90 the
walls on their veln and md u To be-
forty feet In width There "a some rich
flrenks In the vein and the whole IL n
paying proposition. II has been tested
for The cyanide process and r. found 90
be- well adapted Tor 10. Tho extent OF
this vein having now been proved q
move for q reduction works may now
b. looked FOR
John Howell Informs ~ that sam Me-
drlw writes him from cripple Greek
whore hc has been flr several wreits.
that h. expects 90 return Ia a short
time with nn air compressor and drills
which viii pui them in shape 90 do
some heavy work this winter on their
properties. This n the most oncouraF-
inr news received from tho mountains
IN several wcekA-urand Valley Timen.
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Bible clsss

The regular session OF the Bible class
Will De held ct the college building.
2ll west E'lrat North. tomorrow cvon-
ing ut 1850. In addition Co the regular
work Of the ciass. bass solo VIII be
sung by Hebcr sharp. The lecture
Mrn InNIInl.
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VALUABLE BOOK FREE.
ae.psge Hook on Art and Fancy Work
given 10 Deserrt News headers.

Mrs. Nella Daggeit, editor Of The
Home has published a new edition Oh
M b5ok. Fancy work and Art Dec
oritlor," giving practical Instructions
IA, mailing dlll.ea. table covers, srarfs.
iray claths, pin cushions. etc, etc, with
10 nmg.tatllns This book, Together
v,gih ''succeaaful Home Dyelng." win
he sent FREQ o. any r-ader of the
News" who forwards the attached
coupon and ,wo-cer. stamp % Wells.
Rlchardsln q CO., Burlington. W.
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f'''s''p 81 uls nody 81 nigh.oud.
klitsr and' roppsr ore.

heaTi.hF 90 advices received In mi.
~ Way TIE star Consolidated hi
Itn.' hf'ke into a hlE bldy ~ hlrh.
t'.s = sunday nlfht. ihr same a..
,lIit = ounces silver and % per cent
UET D Ne ton.
~ test guustd Wild run Tor the
y. iii ih.s afternoon ID WAS want.
" iipi dollar, but even al this ne.
~ ogl t1i be toushei. Tho com.
~ eiti fourteen claims all yielding
~ wines. and 10 D. freely predicted
lasi b7lfs a rrCai whEe. the properly
~ D among the blEEtr, In the az.
aai Hl'l b. found paying month
a'illfi4t ~ Q cents q share, or fgs.-
.lfurnt ~ ihr ore recently
=, ,.i-l hi'l be- on the market In a
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Contract to sink a shaft.

Thomas Weir u the Klamot Mining
recently incorporated. In
forms the "Sews' that a con-
tract hls been iet Tor the sinking u
fsW DAYS. The Kimci owns the Gray
Rslr.er and ,,hgr valuable ground on
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noad lo aoIa MouniaIn ,IIne..

The building % wagon road 20 the
mines of Gold Mountain. n. "a cost 90
,2.0po. promises 90 be- the best paying
Investment minc-ownefs % that see
ton have made Tor a good while past.
Captain Timothy Egan ~ she Golden
star stated 10 a "NcwH' reporter today
that Il would cut down shipping oNpcn-
ro1 iwO-thlrdf. this meaning that ore
which formerly cost ~ a ton 60 handle
would now cost but SO or So. The
road runs up MIN Greek 20 the Mann
moth, Annie Laurie and Golden star
mines. ana work ON 70 u progressing
very favurahly, the owners uf the prop
critics mentioned meeting an the eN-
prnreH, OF the Golden star Captain
EEan says % Or showing NJ well. and
while shipments have not been equal
10 those ~ laHi year. the mines dcycl-
1pment has been just aH encouraging
and promises 10 sn continue. The lnc0r-
pnrailon of ihr Holland company. says
the captain, means resumption %
work az this mlno. whore Indications are
also very promising.
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This liberal Of
fer Is made 40 ud-
vertlse the rell.
able pia m on a
Dyes and so get
their book upln
homo dyelHF into
the hands % 40.
men whl wac 3D.
dress wen by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

h.'' shows a niE iiody Of Copper aud
Gold ore.

Gold ore.
IhAi Park city has a hlg gold mine
W' Nh'rl, Or "a fact clearly demon
t'l .n 4 specimen ~ ore nnw oX.
800 N tha exchange room. the same
.Hs iipm a body said 20 be 100 feet
~, wy located between the 400 and
il l'N'is NJ ihm property. The ore
i.l's ni copper and o. said 90 run
49, 20 twenty per cent copper and
sA ii me tun, while second
nmfle ~ urt'er depth. runs much
'sl,f n Che yellow metal.
w NaIr1 IL said % be IN excellent
~, anu he tangible evidence OF ia
l.f caused ihe stock 90 take "A Zig
~ ll ne pli today. there being eager
-'H'Allf Tor 70 ai $40 share
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

ImiIIng lh1lr 1Il rI7IHIHH I0lk now
\ Dlaurlnd Dyes are prepared specially
f,r h me use. ana are practical and
slmpis. They make far c1l0rs. and
are Far superior O. any other method of
s'nd for the h01ki mAiy They will
help you IN making Christmas glfts,
&c.
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Yin NORTHERN LIGHT.
,....,.r Of Body Of Pay Ore IN This
Lion Hill Property.
,a,t IN STAR CONSOLIDATED NINE.
an. vaico a. Park city Surprises
In the rit-Mi-eeilaneou' MIN
Ing Matters.

,,pse Of Northern LigTs sur
70 advances within the past ioriy-
-. s.ers. leaked oui today In dhe
c. mat nearly a week ago sha min
10 into q alec body " go'd pay
,gb.th. since tie discovery. had con-
o'v In evidence ani had already
,r.igp 4 sunclont es.cnt az 60 put
..,.',a.1y IN basis 90 make POSI-
", mo ptymers 81 all working cx-
,.ss.s from this time on.
-.-isr 90 get g: she facts, a New
..r cough, oui Mr. 4. H. Airs.
=, ~ A. leading mcn In the company
80 him pat q question a. 20 the
-,.,. q The recent Hurry IN ghc stock.
a, a.. iha gentleman equlvoci'ci, but
-, rrsssed Tor a direct answer, he
.,ri,si ,h.c the minrrs Ind cncjun-
800 good body q mineral. on which
az az now working wish gratifying
,-.si,t Further than this. Air. Airs
90 o. 81. his business moduriy not
,.-ns.rr him Do go Into detall as 50
,iluls eic.
"a Northern Light hos seen mluy
,.is-tai since o. introduction O. che
.s5ge. hui % is clrddcnily believed
is.tth future has besior days IN Hiore
ffE Equipped with % hand lme
an o. la To- every way Clpl-
~ IL mnking.a record once n good
,srp'y 40 0fe presents itself. when u.
g'iifr nk h1'd ~ ihs property a.
fsIrIf. .u-dUif the stock occupied
"a r.frr Ir ih. .lcal mako. having
IN thereto suffered the humiliation
FfU.re nlm u collar 90 sen GEMS
tsifs. mot such confidence had the
-rrg puhNc 10 Att LcEr'a ability.
~ .h.y t.1iurcd The assertion tina;
fihIfe vas ury ore DO the mlle at aii.
void h' broughi form under that
ffffulIuH rtIiarNlFlJn. Aflor several
nnhf Stiffness nu1 Inactivity. news
tnH u a strike ana the stock u
.lsaiinr upwards az a rapid pace.
Hon iiiir. Sew Condition.
Lta 1884, onco lo1kci upon asa ri.
nre MAUD ns a mining ccpier. u jun.
rH evolving Into 4 camp ~ no moan
rftFu and nor Few ~ the pr - rtiea
nHt voc beginning % Take on now
no afi promise 90 rank among the
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Ralph Guthrie. Stock Broker. Room II
Walker Bank building. Telephone No.
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