davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07

zndczna csssc ss~krssarzy gr.4p ssosa-
.eo''ych ma sseyczaj scysytania picnic
dsy ga 'ostepne, odznaki &c. D.. cd no
ssych cztonk6p pray scysssaniu apliko-
~ JesHo s~yczy nispraksycsnv.
hdzdd gr4pa s,oiqzkosoa (dop6ki su-
~1ps"do'oanq ME jest) ma kredyt % 6Su-
. Rzadu Csnsralnego. Wo6ec ssoo
'skresarse z op1atq scstepnego "a noscveA
'sfonk6o potoinni sic sossrzynae DO
pdty, dopdki ME osrsymaja racAunxu
od 'ehresarsa jeneralncgo. NY o NJ.
esem ME sapomnismy, p-zy ,~eypisy-sa-
nsu cy~r@sIarsa O e o6osov niems.
0dy sds sekresors osrzynsa cd mas eyr.
k'A1a-s "a raehunkiem) { gdy ss prss-
coma, se rachrnek ten ACADIA sis jsoo
k~s'qEkami, posoinien przessae ma rees
koeysra ZsO. N. p. lyle, ile ten roche
nsk 'cykassje - ans nsnisj, ans ,oiscej.
@dy sopro'0adsimy ten porsqdex a
ma sasosze, mieisca mice nie 6eda Q.
pozorne nisdoksadnosci, kt6re ,oielu
grup spae ME p~ossoaIajo.
q nam prsez to o~szczedzici. pono.ois
'ssele esoss. - SrKR. JxNrRALNx.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07

Jezeh coktorzv ME mogIi rozpoznat fwej choro
". hub a . nIOgli ci ne pOmOdz, To napisz zaraz dc
JOStOTa llama, a on ci gdzieli rady darmo. Gdyby
.OktDr u1Iai chorobe "a nieuleczaina, to pieniadze
swr6ri . nie potrzebujesz bye mic stratny. DIR. Ham
est uczc.wym 4 odpOwiedzialnym, a ehorymi opie-
tntes.e Ztaka pieczoiowitos-ia Ia, jak ojciec ewymi
lliecmi- L1dzie, kt6rzy naprizno szukali rady ficz.
iych doktor6w, kt6rzy pfzecierpien po kifkans
Gle lat W elpitaldch, 5akhy W czarodziejeki spo-
'bb zostali uleczeni przez Ora. Hama Me m6wt
ny teso = zadna przesada, lecz tylko ezczers prs
VIDE. Me przediuzat swej ehoroby, DO more sic
sac ni'uleczalna Pisz zaraz do Doktora Hama
Medycyn Doktora Hama mic mozna dostac W "a
Incl apiece, ami g%roecrni, ant ezynku, an tez cd
?edlcr5w. Rto chce bye pewnym, ze dostaje czysts
! zdrowa medycyne, 70 must 20 takowa pieal pro
40 do Ora Hama. Butelka medycyny kosztuje 'tyl
so, sl0p. szeec butelek 500. Piszac po medycyne
1l ~ opisac sws ehorobei ~zalsczye W liScie pie
1irdze lub przekaz pocltowy, bsnkowy lub EXPIRE
,owv. Medycyne 1 przepi- Jak sic leczyt wysyfsmy
1~dwro'ns poczta: PrzJslj marke pocztows ma Cd
,ow.GE. Adres taxi:
DR.. G. b. HAM,
7CJ-109 National Union Building,
Toledo. 0hto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07

xazdy ~kandydat. nowowstepujacy DO
lwiazku. 1ezeli juz kiedys do naszej orga-
oizacyi n~aiezai, powinien W swej aplikacyi
~yraznie TO zaznaczyc, podajac numer CRU
oy, k'orej byf czfonkiem, oraz date, kiedy z
srupy ~vstspif.-- ~SEKRETARz JRNKRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07
JAN Il. XELOWSKI,
APTEKA

100 Milwaukee Ave. albo 20, Blue
Island ave., r6g LOOmis 1 Is ul.
CHICAGO. ILL.
Kompletny wyb6r lekarskioh 1 obi.
rur~gicznyoh instrument6w, pask6w M
ruptury, bandaay, kuli [orutohesb tn.
d.iez lekarstw s~pecyalnych krajowyoh
importowanyoh, kaadego gasunku
krople, medyoyny patentowe, wilma kra.
jowei importowans.
PIJA"H
sprowadsoue re Szwecyi. Zam6wis.
mia poozta n~atychmiast zalatwions !
wysyiane do w~szystkich c.esoi kraju 20
odebraniu ceny.
Przyslijcie 2 oentowa marke poosto.
va, a d~ostaniecie odwrotna pocsts Cyr.
knlarz : Rady jak uzy6 s1ynnyoh 10.
karstw DR.. BOnker. .
JLI I. ZEL0VSEl. 10s Milwaukee ivulul
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07

haAda korespondencya, ka4da notaxka,
przeznaczons do ,Zgody", powinna byd
przysyfana wprost ma rece Redaktora. "
sprawie ogfoszeh, ksia.ek kwitowych, I ~
ogole wszystkich robot drukarskich, mo
sic sic nalety zawsze Z Sekretarzem Jens-
ralnym. SKKRKTARz JKNKRALHY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23

IRE General TransaflaHtiqtis eornpaay's
mali steamer vie de Rome has BEEN
wrecked on Port Aahon. Ralearc ISLANDS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
CONWAY SPRINGS LOCAL
Melvin Campbell Was Accidentally
Killed.

Melvin Campbell. 12-year-old son Of
Samuel Campbell of this place was acct
dentally shot yesterday morning while
fishing on the Ninnescah river about nine
miles north of here. Yesterday morning
he asked his parents permission 10 go up
on the river with some other boys, fishing.
After getting their consent, he secreted
gun in the buggy and started for the
river. After their arrival they were get
ting the gun from the buggy when il was
discharged. its entire contents entering
the body Of the boy. The ball entered the
left ear and ranged upward through the
head, lodging just beneath the skin on the
right side Of the head. The funeral will
take place a; ? p. m. today at the Christ
ian church.
Conway Springs has new newspape
TIE Truth. The first issue came out last
Thursday. The paper is edited and pub
I.shed BY ]. W. Krebs. who was formerly
an employee Of the Star Office OF this place
Rev E. ". Williams, pastor OF the ".
E. church Of this place. IS attending con-
ference.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23

built and lit yesterday morning. listers
and caps were resurrecteH and spring
suits laid aside for a few days at least.
The general exclamation on the streets
all during the day was: This is the cold
est weather I ever saw in March. It is
certainly the greatest fall in temporal
ture seen in years"
As a matter OF fact people quickly for
get from one years end to another what
kind of weather they do encounter. In
order to find out how great the fall in the
temperature really was and also to get
some comparisons, DR.. Johnson of the
Signal service was seen. He kindly turn
ed to the records in his Office and said:
Il have been here for ten years. and
with the exception of two years we have
had colder weather every March than
it is today. We make our COMPARISONS al
o'clock each morning for the twenty
four hours. on Monday morning it was
81 degrees. On Tuesday morning at the
same hour the tempera ere had fallen 10
IS degrees, a difference of 43 degrees dur
ing the twenty-four hours. The coolest
weather during the past twentv-four
hours was at s o'clock Tuesday morn
ing.
In March. 1897. the greatest change in
the atmosphere was on the 2sth. the
temperature falins from : o'clock a m.
which at that time registered 50 degrees.
to IS degrees ct the same hour on the
following day. This was 4 difference Of
q degrees. The coolest day last March
one year ago was on the 14th. when the
thermometer got down TO II degrees
above. There was another cold snap Just
the week following, on arch p. lSs-. At
a. r. the Thermometer stood al = de-
Erees and AZ the same hour the next 6av
it was down 70 30 degrees. difference Of
g degrees.
The highest temperature on Monday
was 3 degrees, The highest Yesterday
was . degrees. q difference Of g degrees.
The lowest CT Monday was ~ degrees.
The lowest yesterday was e degrees. a
difference % 3 degrees The highest
temperature for the las: ten DAYS in
March n The past nine years IS 81 de-
erees. which was or March .. iSsS. and
the lowest fo- the same period Is. IS de-
grees. which was on .he 18th. 1872
Just TWO years ago Tuesday there was
quite q severe fat thouCh rot 50 much
as this wear Then II Vas 60 degrees ~
: O'Clock on the Fist, with drop 70 So
degrees ~ the same hour on the end. I
do not believe this cold wave VIII do any
damase 20 frrit. 7 have seen il 81 treez-
ing poin; when the fruit trees we're no
further advanced than they are now and
there was big crop u fruit
Another gentleman Who Is interested n
no damage unless the shrdluetaoIushvn
horticulture said there would be ro dam
eSs unless the temperature went below
Il degrees He thought that as long IS
the blooms bad not cropped or. leaving
the bQd unprotected, lhe-e wag-S be no
serious results.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
SHOIG(JNS WEARY HIN
Cafery Wants no State Rights
in Quarantine.
OF ALASKA
Debated by Vest and Carter
GaIIinger on Cuba Today,

Washington, March PA feature of the
senate proceedings today was an extended
speech by Mr. fiery La-) in supper, Of
the pending national quarantine bill In
the course Of his argument Mr.. Coffery
said that he wanted the whole quarantine
power in the hands of the United States
government. the only authority which
could make a quarantine effective, and he
added that he was as staunch a state
rights advocate as any man.
We want" said he "a central ouaran-
tine authority. upon which responsibility
may rest We want uniformity OF &C
ton in this matter of quarantine reguIa-
tons. backed by such financial and legal
power as will enable the authorities 10
cope with the dread diseases which ale
likely 10 ravage the country
In conclusion. after speaking for nearly
three hours, Mr.. Caffery said that TIE
state guarantees were utterly Inc .dcte.r.
utterly powerless against an epidemic Of
yellow fever. Under this inefficient state
quarantine system he had known me
most brutal and sever acts - he per
formed. He had. himself. he said. been
accosted BY petty quarantine officers with
sh0tguns. For the exercise Of that kind OF
state or police power BE had no use 40
no degard. He desired that she wht.e
question should De handled scienthcall,.
50 that power and authority should be
provided tia, would be adequate 20 cope
with yellow fever, cnorela and Ike d.s-
eases.
OF territories, called up the measure -
ported by him uak;ag further provisions
FOR civil goverane-t or Alaska and s6-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23

dressed the senate at length upon ii. He
said that the committee had not deemed
it wise 10 provide for Il legislative assem-
bly, for Alaska, not only on account of the
nomandic character of the inhabitants.
but also on account of the vast extent
of the district.
The discovery of gold. Mr.. Carter said,
bad attracted many persons TO the dis
trIct during the past Two years, but how
long the rush Nigh. last ucboly could
tell. Considering the character Ct the
population and the conditions urcer
which the people lived, the holding OF
elections for an assembly would he much
like holding an election at circus
Questioning Mr.. Carter as to the reason
for providing for three United States
judges and three district attorneys. Mr..
Vest (Mo) criticized what he termed the
multiplication of officials" He believed
that a reasonably industrious lawyer
could, as a district attorney. transact all
Of the business likely to arise there in
one month in every year. In reply. Dir.
Carter maintained that on account OF the
enormous distances between prominent
places in Alaska aui the fact that trans
portation, which was almost entirely by
water. was Impossible during the greater
part OF the year on account Of ice. the
necessity Of the courts provided for by the
bill. was evident. Mr.. Carter was mere
and viii continue tomorrCw-
Mr.. Gallinger ~. IL. who recently re-
turned from a trip - Cuba. announced
that. yielding 20 me kind solicitations Of
many senators, he would tomorrow. m
mediately after TIE morning business had
been transacted. briefly address the fer-
2te upon MS obse~vs tons IL Cuba. unless
meantime something should ccc,lr 20 pre-
vent il.
Mr.. Foraker iOhiol presented The ere
dentiaIs OF his cole iSUs. Mr. hams for
the term as United Sta.es senator, cover
ing six years from Msrca 4, -. Jhe
credentials we're read and flied.
Among the bil's passed ware tie follow
ing: To prevent tas appointment OF cadets
TO the naval or military academy q Ire
United states from sta-eS. territories o.
districts in which such cadets Do nc. re-
side: 20 raise the age % prots-ti97 for
girls IN the District q Columbia. @ad II
the territories u Is years, 20 pay TIE
state Of Wyoming s7.7se money expended
bv The territory n wyoming IN protect
ing and preserving Yellowstone national
park during The Years Issi- go ard TO
place Julius A Msiser o. The retired Let
o. ne navy as a passed assistant .ngl-
resr.
A. 40 ? =. - senate went !uto exc
cutive session ana ths1 zftoEruet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
MERCURY GOES DOWN
Temperature Fell FOury-
Three Degrees in a Day,
FRUIT Is NOT INJURED
Yesterday no Exception TO
Other March Days.

There was great deal Of apprehension
among a good many yesterday for fear
that-the cold snap which came early yes
terdy morning had done damage to the
fruit. Mr.. Hill of the Wichita Nursery
company was seen and asked if in his
opinion the cold had killed the buds or
otherwise done sufficient harm to cause
q short fruit crop. lie said;
This cold weather may do some dam
hge to peach and apricot trees, but
hardly think it will be serious. I have
more fear for Eooseberries. The bushes
have leafed out and are well advanced.
Cherry, apple and pear trees and other
small fruit 1 am sure viii not be dam
aged The temperature is low enough.
probably, but as Il is dry there is very
little danger OF The buds freezing. It is
wonderful the amount of cold weather
trees can stand. 1 have seen colder
weather than this which did no harm. l
think there is no cause for any alarm"
Fires which had been allowed to die
nut during the warm weather during the
early part Of the week were hastily re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23

the first section Of the special Chesapeake
and Ohio train that left Louisville AZ
O'Clock this afternoon for the battleshiD
launching al Newport News.
They. with others taken on az Lexiug-
ton. completed the party OF nearly Lose
KentuckIaus who make mp she mammoth
double excursion. Both sections Of the
train lect here AZ 4 O'Clock with banners
flying. bands playing and cheering from
both the passenger trains and many spec
tators az the station. The banquet. recap-
ton. etc. VIII begin az soon as Tie Ken
tuckians reach Old Point Comfort to-
morrow afternoon. The speech q the
events concerned VII be the governors
response 90 'he toast Kentucky" az the
banquet following the launching and chris
teniEE Thursday morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
KENTUCKY AND KEARSARGE
Arrangements For Launching the
New BattIeships Tomorrow.

washington, March ZZ.-HTesiUnut Or
cult. of the Newport News SnipbmIding
company. talked today with Secretary
Long on the plans of the launching vf the
new battleships kearsarge and kcatIcky
al Newport News next Thursday owing
10 the condition of affairs here Mr. Long
is not likely to attend the launching as
Thursday is the day on which the report
OF the court Of inquiry may be received
For the same reason many OF the naval
chiefs who had hoped 10 see these fine
ships glide into the water viii DC unable
10 attend the launching. A distinguished
party is TO leave here tomorrow night,
however. including members OF the senate
and house naval committees ana sucn Ia
val officers as are not pressed by the con-
eitions Mr.. circuit stated that the Kear-
sarge would leave the whsr: AZ 70 a. IT..
Thursday morning and the Kentucky one
hour later.
Mrs Herbert Winslow. wife Of LieJten-
ant Commander Winslov. and Miss Chris
tine Bradley. daughter Of Governor Brad
ley. are the two ladies who will christen
the Kearsarge and Kentucky. respective
~, they will reach Newport News to-
morrow.
Governor Bradley and a party of -
Kentuckians vii larrive al the fame time
10 do fitting honor 70 the Clip asen
bears the name Of their state After TIE
launching an hour Will be given g inzpe,t
the snip yard. including ths Work on the
battleship Illinois. and later collation.
Will De served. Mr. Circuit, speaks n The
highest terms 81 the ,wo new batties ntpr
and says that on pinch they ooa.d Re
made ready FOR service in eight months
and possibly less.
Lexington. KY. Nar@h z-Mr- Mar
garet scott. sister or Governor Bradley.
died today az Somerset Tho governor
will not change his plans for attending
the launching ot the 0a,tleshi2 kentucky
THURSDAY.
Frankfort. March z2-Govsrro- Bra6-
ley. his uniformed star and tire state
officials who hsd noi gone ahead. md
many prominent persons waited here fer
tie private cars that we're attached 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
A digpatch from Emporia saws: A gen

A dispatch from Emporia says: A gen.
uine blizzard prevails today in this por-
ton of Kansas, with no indications at
noon of its letting up. The fruit crop.
it is claimed. has been badly damaged.
and in some sections will probably be de-
stroyed. Early vegetables have been
killed.
A dispatch from Kansas City says: The
most severe storm of the season is in
progress in the southwest and west. En-
poria, Kan, reports a fall of 30 degrees
in the temperature since lasth night, and
Wichita, Florence and other Kansas
points make like reports. Beatrice, Neb..
reports fall of 20 degrees in the past
twelve hours. Vegetables have been
ruined and it is believed that the fruit
crop has been seriously damaged if not
killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23

'aay Eagle. by carrier. 10 cents per week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
PLOT TO STEAL HAWAII
Denied by the British Governments
N1uthpiref.

London. March 2z-In the house Of
commons today Sir James Ferguson.
Manchester. questioned the Rovsrnrnsnt
as % whether there Was any truth ga ne
accusation brought by ~ United States
senate committee on foreign relations Ia
the committee Hawaii report 20 ths
effect that Great Britain was plotting for
the absorption % Hawaii
Mr.. Curzon. parliamentary secretary %
the foreign offioe. in reply said BE- aid not
know whether ths published statement -
the ACCUSE tons were autheu'ic bat =
such was the ease - added there was
no truth az al IN the Allegations made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
PROCEEDINGS in The HOUSE
Contested Election Case Prom Viz
xfufa Makes the Business.

Washington. Mach 21-Tce rs~zl a.
pro1riatl51 h5I szs reported % he hoase
today. BIZ &c g: sed rs. seez printed. tae
cor.es;e5 election q Th5rps versus
Egpes. from :ss Fcrrts Virginia district.
~zs czken - ard 6east I'd s--s3 o'clorE
when TIE hgase. owsrg g re l,lnsss q
n Rhea % Ke7-EczT. ara ~zs . sgssk
thss afternoon a6tcur1e5 1u--l torDo--og-
Tas ozss ~sE te 1isvcssc g tomorroE.
TIE prevailing fu12rsssioa = "a; ~
Eupes- Ire sstt.rE rseub Or. EtH - ur-
seated - z2on Ire Secis-2a - tEts case
Vii largely Depend lie te11z.or II tie ITO
o.ae- sscazcsss = which practically the
sane q1es.l7zs are iavp.vsd NJ Eages
lad III plurality O. ths face = 70
returns EcK-erssys irs1cs Ters ek-zrgee
and ne "a t1rsty e fAe COMMITTEES sosze
,azt NJ Thorpe shs2l4 have reserves ~
plurality arc zseu .hs-r saG4aEs recon
ne-5e1 lzat ks oe SEATED
szfV n a Essrxy Il 4 EcsS .alEx - :.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
THERE is A CLASS or PEOPLE

Tho are Injured - ne use q cree Re
Gently 'nsre has beer pla~sd ta Ell
the Erccsry stores rev rrsca-
ration called GRATE-o uads q
pure KraIrs thai fakra f-e Pc.
81 cc~ss TIE nsssf 6s.i-ats af1r-a-h -.
cs.ves = ~.thogt 1latTsrs. 80 Est feN -,
feE 60 frers coTse II sC@s r1s cest ever
= - craeh. Cnitfrsr uaF 6-f-k g zita
Efest ben e. u ar - IsF - kaFe. Tfy
- AEk fer GRAND
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
Republican Committee Meeting.

lCnl-al Kan, Narc0 >. IssS
The Republican county central commit
tee Of Sedgwick county Will meet az The
oEics % Z. z. Eroch. over 20 NORTH
Main street. n Wichita Kan. March Is.
at go p. n. for the purpose OF calling 3
county convention 70 elect delegates 10
the stare and congressional conventions
g ". MCCOY. Chairman
Y = HOOVER Sacra..-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
Rest of All

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner. when the Spring
time comes. use the true and perfect rem
edy. Syrup of Figs. One bottle will an
swer for all the family and costs only 50
cents Buy the genuine. Manufactur
b ythe California Fig Syrug Co. only, and
for sale by all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-23
Real Estate Transfers.

P FURNISHED b. the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H NJ Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House Phone esS)
Lola Beal ct a to Tyman6-a Beal.
w5. ~ Sc or sec s-25-3w..........S 90
Sedgw;ck county 70 c. 2 Case, "a.
ne CT sec f7-25-2e. ...-...........-.-.. =.
Robetr Hildi,ch 20 J G BabS, al
lots IL 70 IS even. Fa!rus5on, ave.
Paramount sdd........-.....-.. 1850. 8
Jch1 NJ Fountains % Emma L
Reed wd. iot Z Main street. G-ei:-
fens,ein's add -....-.-.--.--...----...-
Charles Suffer 20 (. z Little. I'D.
nv CT sec S5-2s-lw. 20
Amount q real estate mortgage -.
leases. ss.5oa-
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-21
GOOD HORsEs.

Nine hundred horses are to be pur-
chased for the Second Regiment,
United States Volunteers Cavalry,
(Torrey's rough riders) to which Utah
contributes (as well as Nevada. In
spections of stock offered were made
at Cheyenne yesterday and are
scheduled for Laramie to-day. Dates
are not yet fixed for Rawlins, Evans
ton, Sheridan and Casper, Wyo and
Blackfoot, Ida. The price to be paid
is s110 and the animals must conform
rIgidly to specifications as follows:
Geldings-sound and free from
blemishes; we'll bred and of superior
class; gentle under the saddle; free
from vicious habits, having free action
at walk, trot and gallop; colored
bay, chestnut, black or brown; from
fourteen and one-half to fifteen and
one-half hands high, weighing, when
in fair flesh, not less than eight hun
dred and fifty nor more than eleven
hundred pounds; from four to eight
years .old, and of good conformation
and suitable for the service for which
purchased. All horses must be sad
died and ridden when shown.-Salt
Lake Tribune.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-21
NEvADA's sULPHUR MINES.

The advance in price of sulphur
since hostilities began between the
United States and Spain, and the de-
claring Of that product contraband OF
war, has temporarily diverted the at
tention Of capitalists from investments
in gold mining to that Of the purchase
OF sulphur properties. The shutting
out OF the foreign produce, the supply
OF which in Spain and japan was
growing limited, has placed Nevada in
the front rank as sulphur producer
ON account of the vast deposits OF that
material in Rabbit Hole District,
Humboldt county. The price de-
manded for the Wise estate sulphur
claims in that district is 800, 200, and
the Emons group has recently been
sold to Chicago company. These,
with the General Clarke, Black Rock
Desert and Hades, numbers one, two
and three, comprise the entire de-
posits in the district-an area of about
six square miles-and with the excep-
tion of deposit on Cove Creek, Utah,
the output Of which is limited. are the
only important sulphur producing
properties on the continent.-Virginia
Chronicle.