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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-14
COMING WEEK IN CONGRESS.
Promises to Be Quiet, If Spanish At
fairs Do Not Intrude.

A Conflict Likely in the House Be.
tween the Virginia Election Case
and the Postoffice Bill--The Naval
Bill May Come Up the Last of the
Week NO Especial Programme
in the Senate = King Oscar of
Norway, Conditionally Accepts
Our Cffer Of Aid.
Washington, March 13.-The pro-
gramme Of the House this week as
mapped would be completely changed
ii any move is made in connection with
the Spanish crisis involving legisla-
ZION action. But as at present arrang-
cd it includes simply the consideration
OF the postoffice appropriation bill ana
the Virginia contested election case of
Thorp VS.. Eppes, with the possibility
that the naval appropriation bill.
which will be reported on Monday or
Tuesday, might be reached at the tail
ED OF the week. There will be
A CONFLICT FOR PRECEDENCE
between the election case and the
postoffice bill, Chairman Walker, of
the Elections Committee, and Chair
man Loud, of the Postofflce Commit
tee, each firmly contesting for the
right Of way. If Chairman Walker in
sists the contested election case. being
a question of the highest privilege.
would have precedence under the
rules. but the House could give the
postoffice bill precedence The Demo-
Gratis intend to contest the election
case bitterly, as upon the decision OF
this case they believe, will depend the
fate of the other two cases from Vir-
gnia, another of which was reported
Yesterday against the sitting members.
IL is expected that the report of the
committee VIII also be against Mr..
Swanson, from the Danville, Va, dis.
trict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-14
METAL.

New York, March 12.-Pig iron, qui-
ct; southern, So 1901 90; northern,
$40 5C@12 co.
Copper, quiet; brokers', s12 CO..
Lead, quiet; brokers' So so.
Tin plates, weak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-14

NO PREPARED PROGRAMME

Tor the Senate for the present week.
If Senator Bacon is prepared to speak
on the Hawaiian annexation treaty it
will be taken up promptly, as indeed it
will be if any Senator is prepared to
go on with the debate. 1t is not ex-
pected, however, that there will be
much further discussion of this sub
ject in executive session and it is the
intention of Senator Davis, the chair
man of the Senate Committee on For
eign Relations, at very early day, 10
move to lay Senator 3acon's plebesite
amendment upon the table. 1t is up
on this motion that the managers of
the treaty hope to secure a test vote,
and Senator Davis said to-day that he
was hopeful that this vote might lie
reached during the week. Senator
Pettigrew is anxious and expects tc
get his per cent land bill before the
Senate early in the week. and Senator
Vest will make an effort to secure con-
sideration Of the quarantine bill. There
is also a possibility that
THE CENSUS BILL
may be pressed for consideration. An
entirely new census pill probably will
be offered, providing +or the immedi-
ate establishment of the censu5 ma
chinery instead of making preliminary
arrangements for it as the bin first
prepared did. The Committee on Ap-
preparations is hopeful Of hcing able
to report the sundry civil bill during
The week. and if it should be success
iul this measure viii be pressed upon
the attention of the Senate to the ex-
cusion OF everything else.
A CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE.
The State Department has received
from the Government of Sweden and
Norway King Oscars conditional ac-
ceptance of the offer made through the
United States government by Walter
Wellm3n to carry free of charge upon
MS North Polar expedition steamer
Laura which is to sail from from
So Norway, June 20, party of
SWedes to search for their country
man, Prof. Andree, in Franz Josefland.
Inc government of the king does not
expect to send out a search expedi-
lion, says the minister of foreign af-
'alrs at Stockholm, but if no news of
Ahdree is received by July gratitude
would be felt if Mr.. Wellman were to
permit several persons familiar with
Inc Arctic regions to accompany his
expedition for that purpose. The gov
eminent of the king has learned with
oeep gratitude the courteous land gem
eTous offer made by Mr. Wellman"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-14
nlchaei
IT RUsTEEs SALE.

BY virtue Of d decd Of trust made by
Harry c. Sweeney to the undersigned; as
trustee. dated March i, in the year 1915;
the county court or Ohio county. West
Virginia, in Deed of Trust Book No. %,
at folio 1913, l viii sell at public auction
north front door Of the court house Of said
county, in the city of Wheeling, W. Va,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-14

OF our nsw fall linz of Programmes
and Wedding Invitations cannot be ex-
eel.sd. We have the largest and
most complete stock OF Fancy Cards.
Tickets, Calendars, Mem Cards and
Souvenirs n the State. The richness
OF effect, in coiors and embossing s5
these goods, cannot b. duplicated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-14
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF


commencing at 10 O'Clock g. n, the real
estate hereinafter mentioned and r oo-
ertv. situate on Wheeling Island. in the
said city of Wheeling, that is to say: Lot
numbered twenty-seven CD, fronting IN
Zane street, in Daniel Zane ADDITION 10
the said city of Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third and as
much more as the purchaser may eject 70
pay in cash on the day of sale. the balance
of the purchase money in two equal m
stallments payable respectively az one
and two years from the date OF SAFE. VIZ
which deferred payments of the purchase
money the purchaser shall give MS nego-
table promissory note, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, as aforesaid, TO pc
secured by the title of the property sold
being retained until the payment IN run
Of the same or by deed of trust on the
property sold, TO be drawn. acknowledged
and recorded at the expense OF the p'F-
chaser.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
fe23ei Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-14
WOOL.

Bradstreets.
The demand has fallen off largely and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-14
The STATE P[N|TENIIARY
At MoundSville, Visited Yesterday BY
Register Correspondent.

1t IS Well Disciplined Institution.
Several Schemes TO Escape from
the Prison, Have Been Nipped in
the bud--Convicts May Now
Grow Boards if Well Behaved.
What Some of the Prominent
COnvictS Are Doing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
LOCAL MARKETS.

Salt Lake city. Utah. Dec. Y, ISIS.
Below are wholesale buying figures on
poultry. butter. egga and cheeHr. The
neiliug figure ~ 10 per cent higher.
Thor h n fair demand for poultry with
the prices about stationary. Turkeys
excessive supply. mostly from eastern
markets.. Tho outlook for better prices
IL therefore gloomy Dressed poultry
drawn with head and feet on bring
Turkey per No.. 600, eco. .... ..,,,, "
Hens .sss stsst sstts ssss ssssss sfs'sHl .
kuoHtefH sssstsssHsssst stss 90 ssstsssss W
HuTTER AND CHEESE,
Dealers report the butter supply good
with ngurca gradually weakening.
Cheese, Utah tncwf .,s 90 90 zee. "
EGGS
The market u sta at prcsontand thcrc
T. GOOD demand for the product now
quoted nt i.oo per ease.
GRAIN.
Whent-tOGsi ovnta pcf hushei.
Oats " i0iti.ii per hundred.
coma cents pct hundred.
Cracked corn-ti.J pef hundred.
Hran-,O cents yer hundred.
lNe-'a cents per hundred.
shoftH-,0 cents per hundred.
HAY.
Timothy-T'00o PER ton.
Mixed 90 per ton.
MiNsd-tnl PET ton.
Alfalfa-icoo psr ton.
FnutTa
AppI.E.;-Ciood Stock-t'tnh. In good de-
fnnnd. per buHhci, - u ioQ.
PEARs..in good demand. per box, si.si
iEMoSs-californln. per box. ,;.sou
oRArEs-An varieties from $40 to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
PALACE OF SALINE CRYSTALS
session to h. p'.id at the Kuut-fori on
"wednesday To PORN stock Company
To nuild the structure.

Tho provisional salt paiacc commit.
tee. recently appointed. made the iol'
lowing ropor. today;
salt Lake city. uiah.
Dee. igih 1895.
X. V. shclp Esq, Chairman citizens
Meeting. city.
Dear sir,-The committee appointed
for the purpose ~ determining she
pracilcabiliiy of the erection Of salt
Palace" beg Leave 90 submit the sub
Joined report N their Investigations.
Your committee. In the course ~ ~
experiments. encountered many diill-
cuitles OF mechanical nature In the
construction OF building that could
legiiimatoly be- termed a salt Palace.
especially with view 90 retaining the
hfilllnncy ~ the crystals which. u IN
admitted. ~ essential tn the success OF
the enterprise, After various hand
tests. the cooperation NJ Air. Bywatcr.
~ the oregon Short Line shops. was -.
cured ana by means OF his compressed
air spraying apparatus V Nas found
feasible in ntix The salt crystals In large
quantities % the wood work prepared
Tor the purpuHe.
'specimon No 2. Pressed salt bricks
These are also adapted tn Use In ,he
lower parts ~ the building and fioor-
ing, and can be made ~ any shade OF
color,
specimen No. g. Salt Crystals
These can be- fastened g. flnnnrls, bur.
laps, etc, by means ~ various paatoH,
some by hand but the greater proper
tlun a. Use ~ the compressed air spray.
INK apparatus. The crystal seems a. be-
| tho most practical material Tor all
around work especially above seven
feot from the iioorlnF.
splendid plastic nnd color effects are
obtnlnnhlc NJ "a comparatively small vx-
ponFc,
"Icsldos the treatment shown by ihc
specimens ID IN practicable o. form the
| salt into concrete columns. belt courses
and dnlncOtinH. ornaments uf ca-
pcclnily prepared and Transparent cryH-
| tails. together with rick from Nephl
| and Sgllnn may alru be- Used with
| splendid rcaultn For much valuable
| information and aid In the formation ~
| salt crystals. the committee feels under
| obligations u Mr. Lnngflrd, ~ this city,
| whose experiments have proved cntlro-
| IS auCcerEfil,
After demonstrating the success NJ
| tho apparatus In question, your come
| mite. was then confronted with the
pcrpleNing question. how 90 protect tho
| salt from dlnintegfatlon. Nj, u. Elci-
ling and Mr. liywafcr solved this prll-
| rm In two ways. one, by Use ~ f1rm-
/ ,ldnhyde and Heiatine as a coating: the
| other, 10 use white NarnlHh flr the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Indianapolis. Ina. Dee, ie.--Chnrlss
Tracey. aged is, has been sho, and In.
stantly Killed by Tlmm Cunnors. Gus.
tn,uan Of Greenlawn cemetery. Tracey.
with number ~ other boys. wer.
gathered near the cemetery, throwing
snowballs at pedestrians indiscrlmlnl;c-
~
Connors. who was Standing near or.
dercd them 60 deslsi, and his lntorfsr.
cnoe was mot by shower nf Tee. con-
n1rs started 10 gci their names. and thu
boys gave last Nolley ana ran. Con-
uors then drew his revolver. as h. says
fred Two shots In the air "a
Tighten them. Tracy Tell dead on N
second Hh1L The ball passed through
hls heaft
Connura gave himself up 20 the police
ana was locked M on charge Of muir.
der, connorH pleads unfamlliarliy with
REVIEWERS, and has engaged an attorney
IN his defense.
Last spring Connors had fighi with
thu same crowd VI boys. who lpft an,
custodian lying In the street with hi
head crushed In.
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HE GETS THREE YEARS
WHAT SOME or the WITNESSES raM
Relieve that Coward va. Not. Als..
nj ~. nobbinE of the Mail. Your
Married Sian with Good Prospect.

George y. Coward appeared b,,s,,
Judge Marshall at 10 o'clock ,hl miff.
Ing Tor sentence aud hls honor dor.i
that Coward be confined In ihe sas
prison az hard labor Tor three ysif.
Speaking ~ the case. ons og ihs VII.
ncnscA Tor the prosecution said, 4 en-
sorry Tor Coward. ne H. a young maj.
has = nice little family and had mlif.
ately bright prospects before hin. NJ
has been raised ilmns, A. a half orphi
and did not have the very bot o
chances during his boyhood. honauI
believe that Coward was not The etJ
party implicated In the taking Of the
two checks from the mail haEs az !
am confident that had h. told al o.
truth someone whom he was tDlhg y
shield would have boon implicated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
OBITUARY.

Thomas n Hiding was born In Salt
lnk" city on the sind OF June NJ, ana
moved With bis parents 90 - O.ntg. IN
married To- Mary Ellen. daughter NJ John
ard Ann Eardley, N The ~, ucutrn Tenn.
nlr on the eih Of December Isl. and
been avery useful aud consistent mem
hpr II society. lie u the father OF nine
children. one ~ which has preceded him
aud patient Hurcrsr from q complication
N Diseases. In the latter part uf pcins
bcr be- haE brought 60 ~. George. think.
hiri. Az was done Tor him that willing
hands could do. hut he continued 10 get
worse until the ~ Of Decemhcr when
his spirit took IL night to the great be-
You'd. Ne died In full faith and fellow.
ship IN the church 81 Jesus Christ Of
i.nttef.dly Saints nt the residence Of
he wifc's father In the eastern part Of
The fnncrai services were held IN the
~. George tabernacle On the md 81 Do
c"mh.r isN larH. number Of SYM
spvctr 10 tho memory of the departed.
and Words 81 comfort md consolation
were given hy Elders William Atkins.
William ~ Thompson and David ". CANE
non, president ~ IN" IT, George Templr
aud iinhgp Andrus. The tabernacle
and S Z iSrFs S' Sortsse fols~si ihs remain.
a. tho H. George cemetery. wherc HE
remains were LAID To r'st IN peace. MAJ
az ,hns bsfasvsS blesH ,he Widow S snG
fathefloHa children ~ this our departed
WILLIAM ATRlN.
~. George. Dec. s. is's,.
DAVID ~ KELLY.
David Kelly NJ northern. Rlchiand
county, South Carolina, passed from this
life November ~. ihiS NJ the nge ~ oa
iie will b. remembered bY III. many
Elders who have Travelled In this part
nH me ~ the urnt to open his doors "a
them. and proved a true friend 20 the
last. ~ NJ. NORMAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

same purpose. Both processes .ro
suIhcienvy transparent TO preeervo The
natural iuster OF the crystais.A buiidina
prepared IN the manner Contemplated
fire-proof. We" w
Ihe success OF the experiments hay-
lnr met with the Unanimous CONCUR.
renee or your committee IL beps teava
TO conclude Its report by showing In de-
lnl the specimens displayed 10 the
press on Saturday last
Specimen No. l. Hard salt blocks -
obtained nom the salt ponds near In.
lake. There is an unlimited supniv If
TINS material which IL available In Tho
construction OF the lower pnrts az the
Pnlacc. Rain win not effect ID for a con.
siderable length Of time even without
coating or covering. II cnn be designed
10 ~ the fancy and In susceptible to
"A building constructed OF wg,i I'm
connection with the materials dfiafle1
above, about lo0Neo0 Ice. In dimension,
could be hmilt Tor si0.0 900 or thsrcabbuts'
Swch bulsUing a. contemplated by the
rumnhu.cc. Y properly constructed and
Y reasonable ere Il taken u Il during
fhr wet scason, would Withstand 9he
iest ~ the elements for a number oi
II was suggested mat gf,c exposition
building could be utilized for the puf.
pose. md tie money thus saved. could
be expended In beautlfying the grounds
Others have In mind the craxfiOn NJ the
building near the lake In Liberty Park
wan view to interesting yar,1us con.
crsslonnries and auiractiots-it hcinp
the oHnnn ut y nf1rity OF tho com.
niHee. while somewhhI ntr Of the inti.
iude OF IT. authorized deliberations. tiiiI
the palace should he the s.ar attraction
~ cuuslnu0us 20 or GO DAY fair or eN.
plsltion IN a llmitcd scalc.
The possibilities shown IN the treat
ment OF salt. the splondnr Of a crystn
palace wlih prlrnatic Illustrations. th'
novelty OF the plan. and the demon
Htraied feasibility Of the project. hav,
amply repaid the committee for ~ con
tlnuous labor ana investlsitl1 Of NOR
than three weeks.
The erection OF the palace would o.
. t1blish the fame OF Salt Lake city nj
the metropolis ~ the intet. mountali
district and "a clty.surfOunded b.
| greater natural resources and attrac
| lions than any abiding place In Amer
| Tea. In u manner more swift and thor
ough than through the medium Of AM
other enterprise.
Respectfully submitted.
n. w. CLAYTON, Chairman,
". T.. MtLvEY.
| u. H. HURLEY.
". kLETTtNG.
H. w. SENIOR.
GEO. W. HEINTz. Secretary.
a meeting will be held on wedne sdal
at o'clock y. m. at the knutaf0rl
hotel, Tor the purpose " forming stool
company 10 erect sails palace. Al
business men are Invited 30 attend TIL
meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Ce,s.r-M Marian neschcs an Agreement
with the MosbY People.

In a few days all Will be smooth Euii-
lnR with the O. user Marion, ne coin-
ptuy having agreed un q basis W SOL p
mefa IN tha Mpsby case Mr. John
bern. In taking win % "NewH' re-
porter today stated nat the mfiter
would be- 80 clstirl1 up ln dAN 1r
two. and that p1ssrss.Ou " the mine
In - en- lirr,y would 'ha1 vcr. m the
U.y ser. Marion company 10 had % 0'u
agreed. said Str. Drn. % keep ihe exact
terms ~ the aurefm o.. uui - The ncNe-
r1psrs. and Therefore h. could Say n1lh-
lne more SPECIFIC concerning u. suffice
10 90 say the master had blcn nmcnbiy
adjIscd BY rhl parties directly Inter-
cstrd and ihe payment would be made
Immediately
The termination Of fhs long inpcni-
Ing controversy win he ~ great heneHi
% the property ana those concern Il
In o.. Ths mine and mill are known
20 be IN good c1ndiilnn, and wf.h lll
differences scattered 10 the four winds,
ghc company VIII soon see ~ way clear
a. resume The payment N regular
monthly dlvld suds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
mrs Am sruns.

silver. ashi lead. SIS.
sht has ahIpmen, Of
ore on the market
Work wis resumed on ihr Cold Dust
az Mcrcur fhlf mornimg.
n was reported today that the sun.
beam had been hurdVnrd with another
assessment
Little p1iiHhurF'H sudden advance was
Che topic Of conversation among mining
men today
Major Jlcklpn ~ che Kansas CON,
H1lliagc1 retuty, has returned frum "a
strip % Denver
The bingham nulictln approximate
the shipments from that camp fnf gep-
ieinhcr, october ana November at ~
iN tons,
The Morcur min cniarF mcp u FIing
fhetd nicely ani IN a week Or fWN, the
company will b. flunI hlndllnT 400
sons u ore daily,
The s;Iike IN the Hillside az Mcrcur
"a. creating considerable ustrp..sn. ~
Z. mcana much for other properties in
a. near vicinity.
payson Globe Header Charles lIaw-
kinH aud Horny Ballard went over Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
MARKET REPORTS.


LIVE STOCK.
chicago. Dee ~
HoGs-Rscelpts today. .buo. isft over,
Aue. .Mnrkr' falfy. active. nrm 60 3
cents hiEhcr. ilEht iGhihi mixed
llIihi heavy ailhi.i. rough. ASIA
CATTLE-R Receipts iseo Market
steady. hvuNea, AaiHaNo, cows and helf-
erH, s.Vutei, Texas steers. apute -
stnskcru and feeders. 2Nuiio.
NiiEEf iirCrlrfa, 2lun, Hest
steady. others. iifil lower. Natives
@-ltE; westerns iolNL.i; lambs. as
PRODUCE.
May wheat opened NJ Cis sold up 10
Ga. reacted 10 tisui.. Dec opened
oiei declined 90 O.
wheat-Dcc., Gg; MAY. Cisgs.
tnrn-bsc.. %. May. lns,
uuta=Drc. 81, May. isi.
pufk-nec., Nlfi Jan, 40,
tnrd-noc. tiih, Jan, asi
Rlhs-nec., 40; Jan, A50uL5s.
No. I'd. y: No, :. ciam; No. hard.
g.; No. q ulfidi; No, I northern upriug
ChNGi; No, 4, u,1.I,5a No. northern
'rorn-N :. aagi No. . new, a. Old
in,s-No :. ge,s. No. .. :osih.
Harlcy-io TO o.
llIH ln,t-s
Iyc-fi
'tmothY-eeh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
CURED or ASTHMA
hher Thlry.dye Years Of Suffering.

n VIII he gratifying 10 As,hma,lc
readers 60 learn ghtt M absolute cure
has as laft been discovered by Dr. itu-
dolph Schiffmhnn. That the remedy
N an srec'ni one cnnpr be doubted
AFTER perustl Of such testimonies as
shat ~ G. ". Van Antwerp, Fulton.
y. Y. who FayH;-Y0 Your Asthma cure N
sac hest ever used. tried q accord
ing 60 directions. and one box entirely
cured me OF anihma. and have nUt
had u Flrce. I can row 81 20 bed and
sleep al nlght with perfeci comfort,
which I have rui dnrc before M %
years ana | thank you Tor the hcaith
thii I sfw erJoy. I hope shlg you WI
publish this letter. ghag o.hcra may
learn - ~ Wonderful viriutF"
s1hlnmann'a Asthma cure IL sold by
AN drugRii.s ~ 300. and si.OO per pack
uge, or can be- ohihined by wrsiinE d.
teci - Or. II. schlffmanR BoN S0i. ~.
Paul. Miun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
LOWER corHr Arfinnrp'
supreme Court Decision In the case OF va"
r.it ". Logan.

The Supreme Court, In on opinion a &c
livered by Justice Miner: innhy ~
flfmed the judgment Of tn lower ~, ,,n,,,,
IN the ease OF John A. Van ioll W pos ~
Park. adminlatrator " ihr 's,nWt W ~.
John q. Logan. the National laiN ~
the Republic and J. p Wu'nlil'"' W.
brought 10 eetabilrh trust In favor
OF Van pelt 10 4. interest IN the
winnemucca group VI mining clallus.
Judge lIllea found that Van iet was wa,
entitled to a ono-clghih mlcfest W.u
Justice Miner now finds me- GRO, ir Wy
record and hence ailirms the Judgment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Tntlc last saturday 90 work on the ST.
yer Democrat mining property. which -
owned principally hr men uf this city.
N iainf the Joe bowers Extension. aud
l. rnnamrrrd very promising property.
IL vii likely be Incorporated ana tho
stock placed on the market
HEAVIER ninde. Mr. James McOarry
was In from his mine Yesterday and r..
ports that the showing T. vcry naitefinF
They sunk about " feet On the ore body
and are sucnuntsrinE u very rich vein %
rock which shows free sold OIL through
H. AIR Mcrnrfy Intends To Keep up the
work uii winter and 10 get the or run At
the Rob Roy mill when they start up In
The HpfiuH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
GETTING our ASrrMosy.
This Industry IioominR In GARFIELD County
Mor. Men Wanted.

We learn from Mr y. W Penney the
superintendent ~ ihr anthony mines
az Coyote. Garfield county, chat hrigh+
outlook "a before the anthony mining
Industry. Gays the Willard Progress.
There are nine claims patented aud
owned by MssHra. ". \. G1dbr and Benz
jiinin Hampton and other members u
the American Anthony company. a.
". e. solomon. Ir. N san frnnciHcn,
cal. also has nine elaine located In ne
same vicinity.
The American company has leased
their nine patented claims Tor two years
and there has been ore shipped 90 Nov
York. san Francisco ana Chicago. ana
the present demand Tor the ore Ia
greater than can be supplied. The OUT
put ia all shipped % New York aud
San Francisc1. ana will average one
hundred tons pee month. The miners
are paid by the ton FOR mining the ore
az she rate ~ sii per ton, and the
ffcighiora are paid 80 per ton from tho
mines 10 the railroad.
Mr. Penney IA deHirouA of employing
from Hevrnty-rye 10 one hundred mln-
err moro upon these mines. and will pay
cash 40 the above ngufci Tor thc ore
delivered az q central point IN Coyote
canyon. There arr some forty men vt
present engaged IN extracting and haul
Ing ghe ore. and orders arr On hand Tor
ali that can hr obtained. There appears
g. be- an ahur dance ~ this antimoniai
deposit IN this vicinity. waiting 90 be-
extracted. Those persons wanting a
Sob ~ this Kind will do we'll % torres
pond with Mr.. Penney. KAnoah. Willard
county. Utah.
There are Sni, Lake parties invcs,l-
eating the feasibility ~ erecting q plant
for the treatment 81 what u known as
Hscond.class ore In fhc district.
Mr., Penney had some experience with
the fraud gold manufacturer Brlce. ~
Chicago and himself ana others suffered
90 the tune ~ several ihOufand dollars.
This experience has put things on an
absolutely Life basis 90 an now having
dealings with those antlmony mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
order. h, .Iudre cherry.

Judge cherry midc ,he following or
dcra soiays
Arthur brown W W. jcwwiher; set.
eifd ana Esmis8td upon payment OF
cnts.
Samuel Mcintyre " Mammoth MN.
Ing company. reset Or January .. 1872.
Jane r. pypcr " Siit Lax, Amuse.
ment aHsorinhan' thirty days stay Or
gxpptfttsu granted