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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
ztsrprttanlen piter gennab mos Nmerita

Seuatortr / @aibin9ton ON be
enb fan itda foriti,(ligt liasoosrfor
Cuba Sperqsmdulet, b%etragter BET
Tom npgtt iGrOsIss piati9t at Stors
britanien bar beitsmt al betrdgte 8al
Ifom rigs Sontrnbanoe / bets ps'ts
inoife g~eiioosIisr / 5iIfrIee at. at bet
tpmmsr til aria mslem be 5orensos
Slater % Spanien.
msoens en- FABIAN 8e'temmsl'e till
inne!ubenoe er upartiit, Tiger Senotos
rsrre, at 9irfriugsn bsruf nsppenoiga
pis ira ierit til iioit ptl TONNE be 5ora
cnebe Slater tilgobe, foroi bort Gono
er iaa nGr pso, hpor 9risen oil fore
aaa, oa osrfor life pil blipe nsot til at
anmooe andre Nationer ON 3jensIter,
meosns Spanien alene pil hare ut
auIzO plag paa porto Rico al tdee al
Sponien bar siort alle be Snoiieb,
bel tunbe, men 9ebolonineen er no
iurligpis life betposlig, % bore Senas
torsr ontaeer, at ct al bore fsrite ans
oreb bill forsoaa mob porto Rico. De
penter, at bette puntt bill blioe inotas
get meget inurt eiter arigens gegpns
belle, % tror, at, nadr bette er fleet.
bd pil 5ienbtIiabsoerne Inurt bore til
enoe.
Naar Gnslonb bebanoler SuG ipm
3ontrabonbs, trpr ielp be melt ~toniers
patipe S%sndtorsr, at bet bill blioe unit
Iigt for Spunisn for l9neere Sip at
tunne psbblipe meo en- Srig | Gar
parbe, Der Iigeer Iua iiernt fra be OPP
lae8itsoer, bet bar for alt, bpao Der
trGndes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

- MisIipner Spu er MI paa 8eien
fra Rorse os bib for at reile omtring
/ be Wenigbeoer, ION bar inobuot
ham.
- Brpf. Reimeituo pg pa't. Sierts
Iens Sansbog uotommer M / 3bie
Splag.
prpi. Rpbabl pplpier, at Der til
29rerlsnstasien enbnu er inotommet
bare $1,000, meoens Der trengss
$1,000.
- Yrof. Sperorup minoer ON Big
tiabeben al at poe riselig til Jritirs
tens Sncrsmisiion.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

6. Mi,rriom, Der bill opertaee Som'
mdnepen badpr oper California pa
Columbia Resimeutsrre, cs M cr
pddpeien til at ppertdse aomman'
ootn | Hep Orleans.
General 0ube / 81. poul er bic
pen afIsit al Colonel Bacon, She &as
pdIcri, Der pil ipmmanbsre 8atot1
Department., "a / Sirsoa9s began ban
ia inooOsr.
General Sobn e. GIarte, iummen
meo Colonel Sbsrioan % Colonel
see al hans Stab. afrsiite ogiaa /
sirsoaas. SopoIIcrict % BET I:tte
grtintri, Der bill uoQisre 8cneroI
9roote's aommanoO, orog aiitso
Wannda 4itsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
Sra Ualhinston.
a.nnt,.lfs ipr arnarnens.

Gsbopnsns lanss ben dtldntiIts
spit fdl bsapttes al en- treble Squas
prpn "9atruIie Souaorcnen",
bpis Gbef cr Commodore 5. VI. 9pip'
eu. srpoieren San 6rantistp" ItaI
bellies tiIbass ipm 5iog7ttb; be rrs
rioe Stibe unesr hans SommouU0 oil
blip, Nirlpes Srpoiernt goiemite,
Qrairic. gaRtes 90 Sirie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

6pis be Surenebe Staters aonares
bar noboloenbeo moi til at tipmpe / 8
Elmer for at faa inb / en- ReIolution
4 goeitaper % ct 8ommd, bpurlanae
bill iaa Spunien tiamps for at be6olos
fin riseite auloni? fpsrger ct enaelft
9lab.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

BET pistisiie Dogsorbsibs, ben .bas uos
fsrt iioen gorseririsens Shtnins,
itdl ri gipe ct tort llpbrag at 5orbanos
lingerie, forat bore 2aisre iut rdu is,
boprleoes 2anbets gopgipere bGrer iig
ao, naar be bar en- faa pistig Sag uns
Der Sistusiion.
Repreientdntbufet mebte Manoda
5ormioodg 81. 10, men unoer qns
fsriel al Speater Rseb os aonarsIss
mano 0iu9lep a~iournerebe bet i9jen
til ri. II, fordt man tunbe Jamie "a
or9dniiere Republitansrns. fad De
tunoe optrGoe enist for preiioentens
9ldner. 81. IL mobtos 9uist Genas
tets Observation-Disclosures. iom bette peOs
tog Ndt til Ssnoag.
admpen breieoe fig bele Manoas
ON bet fcrite puntt, ION bapbe fslgens
be Srolpo: "at Zen Gubas Rolf er
pg meo Rette buroe pare frie 90 uuis
b9ngi9e, os at be 5orensbe Stuters
Regiering berpeo anertienoer Republis
fen Cuba Tom Gens pirtsliss og lpplige
Reaiering".
Orr. 0ingleb foreilps. at betteg untt
fpranbres iaalebes: "@t Gubas 'Eolt
mso Bette burbe p9rs fris % uaib9nz
sige".
Mr. 8inelens ENHANCEMENT 6lep
peotaget meo 179 mob 156 Stemmer,
pg ReiOlutionsrne ienbtes berpaa ill
baae til Senatet.
ST. 3 Gftermiooag fortaftebe Sends
tet Sinslsps ENHANCEMENT meb as
mob 80 Stemmer. Oct nebitemte p9s
iaa ct 5urilas ON at nebi9tte en- Sons
Terenstomite og ienote oerpaa ReIolus
tipnerne tilbage til Suiet.
9uiet beiluttebe meo 172 mob las
Stemmer at ituu taft paa lit Stonos
punt p9 forlangte neoiat en- Sonic
r%enstomite. alotten bar MI 6, "a
besge SuIe uiournsrebe til af. 8. Som
ferenstomiteen %rappprterebe al 8, at
ben tunbe lite blipe enis. Senatets
Wteolemmer al benns &omite fpreIloa,
at be piloe 9aa meo paa at ubelape
InertjenoeIien at cuba Repu6litea,
bpis Sufet piloe tilfsie Orbene "er pa"
! Sinslebs Imenosment, Iaa bet fsrit.
puntt tit fslssnoe Srblpb: "at 'Fols
tet paa Sen Cuba er o. meb Rette
buroe bore frie os uafbansise".
SuIets Meblsmmer at apnIerenSs
tomtteen pilce life 9jsre oenne ,Snos
rsmmelfe.
Senatet beiluttebe at bploe fat peb
ut Imenoement % meb 40 mco 80
Stemmer nG9tebe bet at neoiGtte en-
anoen Sonferenstomite % d~iournereoe
fra 81. 8 til 10.
Sriet beiluttebe meb 1T mob 144
Stemmer, at bet life piloe tilItemme
Senatets amenbements % Forlanots
en- M aonferens, bporpua bet ajours
nerebe en- Sime.
81 1890 sit Ssnatst ino paa al
boloe en- apnferens til % a~jpurnerebc
en- Slime.
Deb WtiOnat %rapporterebe Spnfe.
renstomiteen, at ben life funoe blipt
enig, men ben bleb paalaet at aisre et
5or'pg til, oe 81. lis gift Suiets
Weolemmer az 8onferenstomiteen int
paa at inoiatte / ferite gunft Orpent
"er p9", iad Reiplutionsn fit openfol
nepnte Srblpb, bporpad be blep til.
ftemte al besse 9ongresiens Suie. 8
RepreIentant6uist bar Der fun 6 9ons
grssmGno, Tom itemte irob aonfe.
renstomiteens Rapport.
Gpis be Sprenebe Staters apnare!
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
Ingaaenoc 9ipsioranorinaen

1Ses Ieb is Nar ug funoe iu9en parig
SiGIp iinoe inotil for / 2tar iiben. Nl,t Subs
par 9ipsioranoriuser. Seq propeSe 9poid
&. Giufbant's "&esetable COMPOUND, %
9inorinaen Tom nriten gietlittelia. Sea har
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
Iupuet ON t)itrrnulslsirkrn

tSclt9 Slat NOD peo 6loroth olp.)
ga, Den CT psl peilig Commentator ipal,
0aat paa Sossen Slomitsr barss!
Mangt ct Sa9n ira oen patre Siteroal
Ran oa irem for Sant,u TRANCE,
0uar man Ter Der Mi Saltns Stiso iuu bib
ut iaa ~iitloent @Dsurrt ira en- %iounoeu Sip,
COM oct Serrens Sus,
oporira Salmcrs 9rus
SDot bar Der / Salsn lrnse.
Obi ON airleus Sp9niug uoi 6oroums Sio
aou e. sanlmelt Sagu os meIoc.
gDgoens 6olt beporet bar meo mestn 6lio,
Sagust melem 3alens 5isloc
90 i~aalGuge Staosiirten Der Fal itua,
Stal bet 9amIs Sagnct ncO til SlG9ttr soa.
Ora en- 6ortio graa
Set pa lDDsr iaa
Som ieg M Hal Der iortGGe:
Sp / Suuar. Gruupen tulOs atrtsn last,
Wtn man I'll ei rDoos 8runosn;
Sbt Der bite fig en- iGliom Srolooomsmast
6tlt fra isrite gp~s9eItuuoen:
gtuar man git til arbeiD bpsr en- Woroenituno,
Bar alt @9rttsi borte eiter Natttns 9luuo;
Wca bosr gpg9sipsro
6annt I'm gts igien
lloi Rpen. 6rruluncen.
Hpennanoen piIoe Do at Siussu Der
SDgse Suiet til CUBS gGre.
90 iom Ssiler fuloe Guru flor % iurr
Strfsns Sag % Saorns bore.
Cor at bpsae airttn prrstis Der gaofauo
8tf Der guo til Msitre runbt / sanfe 9anp.
90 en- Roslo iaa fen
6rem Ell lltisnot trtn
Sasoc fig ppemsftr pGrt.
"Rtrfer bin ben bigger lea MI op for oia,
men pl fsrft mig oa bstinss:
Vt naar alt CT ~fGroist, oa pu ber for mia
Rsoe paa nit Raun fal brinac,
sler nerfro, bpor bet bpGlotr ia bet glaa,
Sol os Maane nec til mig ou bsntc mua;
Oilers gienpnr
Oil ies ristig mar
lib paa big Oa laoe itinae.s
% ben Meitsr to9 paa gbsningsprrtet fat
&Dooeo Sruno for Stof % Stsut.
% Der bleo en- Ssmrius bauoc Gua o. Rat:
Suist bDgseo ban alsus.
0a bet iaa mob Roclocn lso ben treble 5oo.
8irttn fob meo Saarp % Spir poa bsie soo
Str paa 6nscn 9rsn
llbi Soltu fisn
Rsittt fig SUBS Sus bet prns.
Wten Dor SDasemeitsr por iaa leo ct Srplo
Snb | Sante % / Sinbs
Sef III bapos Wanosn / in Must % 9olo;
Sbi ban fan ei Srolonapn fiuor.
% DC Zine, iom ban bapot lat / Qont,
Vtloe 5roloet beute, oa uaar 5plen ropst.
60 mco gnsit % @Ds
Sine 9ints 2ps
Watotu Ter | 5ontsn ipinoc.
% iom ban paa 8peu.Grecu monne oao
llOt Sommsrnutteu ioale,
90 ban irDstso mart Of mite Zine bfuu
Soem fan bel bans @GOisl molel
IReH Oa Rso par itsrit, bar Sialpsn ooloa
nrr,
Ru til gret eDo at Stcmuer ginoen bar.
90 i SOmrens SfruO
Huber "spintsruo"
0srit ban iiisIo bet talt:
"Gsr IN Der, nit Barn, .imoretn ,cu,uer
finu
Ueo ben bIanfe Sol o. Maane.
Soo M gOot, ou belle iniae 7es1ru min
snsis, bpsis, bDsis 9aane.
Rdn'e n0g't mso til big ban taset bar
R"rl'enmoncsus 2Sut, itraalcnot oa tlor.
emil han Ct, BIN nar,
Com ~iaanlsast bar
Wte III belle, belle 9aaus..
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

Satteren: 'Nn bar leg eaast ipienn,m be
elcmentsre 6us; iua aal its bare ituoere 6ps
ioloei, 0ipfolpsj giolosi -
Moosren; "Tei, min lille Ben, MI Ial pu
brsDnSe at itucsrc aOtOlosi ps ste,olpsi 90
epolcsi os @ufolosi! 5as pua big ct Surs
tlGos, Barnet mit!.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
en- Ulcoici
Set mcnneifelise SHittm
5prnpelie bDer @aar,

Sets VI
o.. Nartn
Zig bar .
ira WtNs.
Griitlcr
W2i6, itrI
iduleOes: :
ipg iIt'
ueper, 70
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

"a ban beris 5roIosts RaVu. oa \
Srpgtso q for Srplo at mgoe.
gu ban 6itlo % itc9tIGOt Guius id
Ser / M%Orgeniolsns @lsOt;
Ga Oa Sol iaa isnott usD / Nal lit !
Stprso Wano % 5rolO mob atrta ID
aSiat ben bpgeet er
Ginn, Den Stoiisn bert
90 III ben ban MI mon itsoe.
Nsu Oh fan psl trO, at SrOloet ban ID
Saa ban btitre Gfrs orruQtt.
90 iaa LOB bet preot ira ben br,sd
Saa til Ntarp cs Ben bet trrult"
"Stattere 1taG StOiteu blj! q ban
Sprnns paa bsie "Siming" % ia al
Ser bans ipGre Rrop
2efteo Steue op,
som ban M MOB Ririeu ilGnst,.
Ser runot Saornsre I 9ufttu rtn cal
Rpiorsee iaa murtert Spaltu,
Solsn iptileo pstop fS i Giritn: u
9iseppsr Wipts 9ortaIsu,
"a De StrHs, iOm i9ieuu,m gutter
Srueo mco at tnuie GirtsHs lalH
Ga for fsrite Sang
Hungep Glottettang
lRGstis siennem oiterOalsn.
90 it, Sttnsne, iom iatts mtata 4
6sr be Ririen uuar, neoiuIotr.
90 al Msrfsts SroloFab par III iCud
"a man Serrsns SiGlp paataIotr |
airtsn fit ben beli0s Maria3 G1yrl
SUBS Orb 'tuloe lpoe Der til SlTIs
Sper Wenigbeo
Gpftes Serrens Srto,
Ia til gsu paa RuG Den 'aIotr,
60 til airien ben / mango 0unort1l
8arpreo @amle % b, llust,
6or at isse 2ueesom for NiTtdaar$
6crren Saf osrior ne iiunQc,
Sbi pso bans Orb mango brr bar id
ga naar Rirfetlotfer ialptt mt0 ID
Sc, iom leo 90 itrso,
6anot ct Spileiteo
Scr for Sorser tore, tuugt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

TO SLATER al
~Se8etable Cont
ppunb" % 8 9giter
"Yiaer"; ligeleoeS
bar Iss bru8t "Sas
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

nntue@ajb"
% mao iise,
at jes aloria
bar iuuoet
uoget. iom
bar bjulpet
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

Den fprinoen Sol gil nsS bin iant
Srolost, iom at @reoe iprrtttr,
easoes pa paa eisitrua paa BET rSs
Spor fs aifielbstiaoen itrrtitr.
Ga boor 3rolost ligser Der pda GltI
Ser mon aniiatsirritst uOt GltlSi
Saa Deb 9piets Magt
Srolo til Sorp bleb la9t,
Spor iis aiiielOtiGOtu itrGt!tr.
O. H.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

YaItor Sppe9ddrp oplp1er, at
bet life er 5ilfaleei, at puitpr 9ldim
bar a%filaast aulbet Tom Yeitprer for
Ysresforp Ssrnebism. vi tog Rbbss
ben al "9upbarsrsn," Srsuust for $.
g. Baitor 8. msobsIer, at YoItpr
@iGim euonu lite bar beitemt iig; ban
bill relic til 9erssfpro for at blipe be-
tienbt mep 5orbolcene pg o~ereitsr be.
itemme iie.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-03

Battle and soak the hands on
retiring in a strong, hot, creamy
lather Of CUTICURA SOAP.
Dry them thoroughly, anoin,
freely with CUTICURA. great
est Of emollien;s and skin cures
Wear, during the night. old
loose gloves, with the finger
ends cut of and air holes cut il
palms (see illustradcnl.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-03

revenue from IL. Probably those who
denource the bill would not be able TO
offer as many real objections, and
present as many difficulties in the way
of its execution, as those who have
been wrestling with the subject.
Among those who advocate a trial OF
the proposed plan are some who for
years have put forth every effort at
the command OF the Government, and
done all in their power TO stay the
evil.
If the proposed method will not tend
10 lessen the use of opium. and pre-
vent its spread. il should not be tried.
Many persons who have had no prac-
teal experience with the subject as
sert land some of them violently, that
ii will not produce such result, and are
inclined TO be severe with those who
favor the experiment. But mere as
sertion is not argument. In matter
of opinion, the views of those who
have had experience with the subject
should surely have as much weight
as those of persons who have had no
such experience.
1t should be borne in mind that in
the United States opium is only sub
ject to a duty of FIVE or six dollars q
pound and can be imported by any one
If, when annexation takes place We
have a law. such as the one under
discussion may be, it will be allowed Il
remain in force, and be great protec
lrion IN the HawaiiapS and IN the Chi
nese themselves.
If, in place of severe criticism. some
one would suggest better and NOR
effective way TO deal with the subject
the public interest might be bette
served
When the full import of the bill !
understood. those who will most re
JGice at its defeat viii be the Snug
> glers.
WILLIAM o. SMITH
Honolulu, May 81. 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-03
H0nhuIg Bremen Fire Insurance Co.

The undersigned having been appointed
agents of the above company are prepared
to insure risks against fire on Stone and
Brick Buildings and on Merchandise stored
therein on the most favorable terms. For
particulars apply at the office Of
F. A. SCHAEFER & Co., Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-03
German Lloyd Marine InSur'ce Co
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies nave
established general agency here. and the
undersigned. general agents. are author
lied to take risks against the dangers of n
seas at the most reasonable rates and On
the most favorable terms.
4. A. SCHAEFER & Co., Gen. ACTS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-03
General Insurance Co. for Sea, River and
Land Transport, Of Dresden.

Having established an agency at Homo
lulu and the Hawaiian Islands the under
signed general agents are authorized to take
risks against the dangers OF the sea st the
most reasonable rates and on themostfavor-
able terms. F. A. SCHAEFER & Co..
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-03
DETROIT
JEWEL
STOVES

WE are celebrating the
successful introduction of
Jewel" Stoves and Ranges
by giving purchasers out of
Honolulu a special benefit of
a Freight Rebate of 10 per
cent. off the regular price of
all our stoves: In addition
to which you get the usual
s per cent. cash discount.
Our complete stock of I5o
stoves, ranging in price from
ST. to $72-with another I5o
now on the way, comprises
the following:
|
size, styles, with Water Coil.
EMPIRE JEWEL RANGE.
size, styles, with Water Coil;
I size, style, with or without Water
Coil.
CITY JEWEL RANGE.
2 sizes, styles with or without Water
Coil, and with or without Hot water
Reservoir.
WELCOME JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MODERN JEWEL STOVE.
| sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MESQUITE JEWEL STOVE.
| sizes: No. 7 and No. 8.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-03
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS
From All Parts of the World.

Sold in Bottles 2s 3D., and in cases containing
six times the quantity, lis. each-suhicient 70
effect permanent cure in the great majority
of long-standing cases, By ALL CHEMISTS
and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, Proprietors.
TIE LmcoLE AND MIDLAND CoUHrIEs DRUG
COMPANY Lincoln, England.
CautIon.-Ask for Cisrke's Blood Mixture,
and beware Of worthless limitations or snbsti'
tutes. tNs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-12
BROMIDE MINING COMPANY.
Interview With R. S. Collett at Yer
nal-Other Properties.

Vernal, Aug. SIN conversation with
the representative of The Herald today,
r. S. Collett of the Bromide Mining
company stated that the preliminary
work for the reception of the smelling
plant which the company has con-
tracted for, was now fairly under head
way. A force of ten men are now at
work at the mine getting out timbers,
and prosecuting other preliminary
work. Ground for the foundation of
the plant will be broken in a few days,
and the force of men will then be in
creased to %.
There has been some little delay
about the shipment of the machinery,
due to the fact that the size of the
pipe, which will convey water to the
plant, the laying of which is included
in the contract, was not satisfactorily
determined.
a survey has been made and draw
ings of the ground are being prepared,
and will be forwarded at once.
Water will be obtained from a spring
$500 feet away, for use at the plant,
and the supply will be sufficient for all
needs.
Matters will be pushed right along by
the company from now on, until the
mine is placed among the list of pro-
ducers, and dividend payers. This will
be of great benefit to the camp, and
will give an impetus to the whole dis
trict which will no doubt result in
bringing to light many more valuable
properties.
The company has had uphill work
in getting things into proper shape,
but it is hoped that in the near future
their labors will be amply rewarded.
Dick Veltman has quilted our
midst, and is off for the La Sal coun-
try, where he expects to inaugurate
active work on the properties in which
he is interested in that section.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-12
The Dead Pine Strike.

Concerning the report of a rich strike
being made in the lower levels of the
Dead Pine on Battle mountain, Cripple
Greek, the Times says: The mine has
been a heavy shipper of high-grade
smelling ore for a long time, but the
new accession of wealth is said to have
come into the drift at the 700-foot Level
a few days ago. Just how extensive
il is has not been made known, but
tests have shown it to be worth $500
per ton and these values still hold. Al
such depth. on Battle mountain, ex-
perience has shown that ore chutes are
very likely to prove permanent. and es-
pecially so in mine which has already
been so prolific of high grade ores. Very
little is made public regarding the Dead
Pine. 1t is practically owned by Hon.
Dennis Sullivan and T. ]. Maloney. and
is operated under bond and lease by the
former.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-12
THE oUT-oF-sIGHT.
Important Mining Suit Is Settled By
Making a Compromise.

For some time past a suit has been
on the docket involving the ownership
of a valuable mining claim in the Horse
Heaven country, above Marysvale,
known as the Out-of-sight, and the
case was to have come up for a hear
ing at Marysvale on the 18th inst, but
ii is now understood that The suit has
been dismissed. as the interested parties
have effected a compromise, the title
to the property having been vested in
FreW and Ferguson, the Well-known
lawyers and mining operators.
The settlement of this case out of
court will result in the immediate and
extensive development of this promis-
ing ground and The Herald is informed
that work will be begun at once in its
exploration, with the expectation that
Marysvale will soon be able to boast
OF another producer and shipper.
The suit involving the title in the
Wedge claim. also in the Horse Heaven
country, will come up for hearing at
Marysvale by stipulation en- the 25th
the disputants being Mrs. Lyons and
Dan Ferguson eft al
The Wedge caused considerable ex-
element in mining circles several
years ago on account of the discovery
of a magnificent ledge of hign-grade
ore almost at the grass roots on this
property d--Q Jul IOI TIE ldCt lIldl us
operation and development has since
been retarded by litigation, would long
ago have made a reputation as pay
ing proposition, and it Is the earnest
hope that its clouded title will soon be
Strengthened out SO that it can he
added TO the list of bonanzas in the
southern country.
The case will be holly contested, and
it is learned that from Is to 100 Wit
nesses have been cited to appear at
the trial. to tell what they know as to
TIE ownership of the prope ~.
More than usual activity is notice
able in AMI around MarysvaIe the pres
ent season. Work is progressing finely
in the development of the Crystal, the
contractors at the Deer Trail are MAX
ing excellent Roadway, large rodies Of
high grade ore are exposed in the Web
ster the Dalton people are pushing de-
velopment work with vigor, q fine
showing is being made in the Eagle,
while the Aurora company is feeling
highly elated over the disclosures made
of late in its long tunnel.
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HIGHWAYMEN At PARONAN
THREE PLUCKY YOUNG LADIES
HELD UP, BUT RESCUED.
Three Masked Men Emerged From a
Cave at Black Rock and Aimed
Revolvers at the Girls.

Parowan, Utah, Aug. ia Rob
bers' Roost" gang has made its ap-
pearance in this section. Tuesday
evening three of the leading young
ladies of this place, Misses Lenora
Jensen, Laura Lyman and Ida Smith,
were driving home from Paragoonah,
when they were held up by three
masked men, who emerged from a
cave at a point of the mountain known
as Black Rock.
The girls, being unusually brave and
plucky, maintained a bold front, while
pistols were aimed at them and knives
drawn, having decided that the affair
was practical joke. Two of the
girls attempted to start back to Para
goonah for help, but were prevented
from leaving the spot.
The two were held prisoners about
two hours and half, when the would
be brigands were frightened away by
the approach Of a horseman, and
made for the fields. The rescuer then
conducted the young ladies home
Last night the same young ladies
gave a lawn fete for a party of Salt
Lake friends, which was a great sue
cess socially. 1t was while returning
from delivering the invitations to
friends in Paragoonah that the adven-
ture occurred.
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of which were shown to the reporter
with such expressions as, What do
you think of this?" and, See the ma
tive copper in this piece"
The samples were first-class in every
particular, although they came from
the hanging wall Of the ledge, the rock
being well-fed with native copper and
copper pyrites, thrown out from the
vein, while assays going as high as
Sc and 81 in gold and from II TO 10
per cent copper had been obtained
from the wall formation, showing the
existence of a strong ore body in the
immediate vicinity.
For several years Mr.. Taylor has
been driving a crosscut tunnel with
the intention of tapping the ledge,
which crops so boldly on the surface.
This tunnel is now in a distance of
265 feet, the near presence of the ore
zone being indicated by the heavy
naturalization of the wall rock, and
he is strong in the belief that within
a few feet more the objective point
will be reached, when the working
force at the mine will be increased
At the present time there is consid-
cradle activity in mine development
in the vicinity of the American, and
Mr.. Taylor states that Joe Magee is
hard at work in the operation of the
Copper King, from which he intends
making a Acton shipment within
few days, which will carry values of
Is per cent copper, Sc in gold and
few ounces in silver to the ton.
Van Horne and Lyons are also at
work in the development of the Cop
peropolis, while Hyrum Giles is push
ing work in the extension of the Dolly
tunnel, which is in a distance of 400
feet, the face now being in the hang
ing wall of the vein. Bob Brighton is
also at work in the development of the
old Brighton mine, near the lake, from
which ore shipments have been made
in the past from the surface, but now
an effort is being made to attain
depth on the ledge, the crosscut tunnel
being in between 600 and 700 feet, with
indications most encouraging