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Daily camera., 1898-12-12
GeDe|Q| Lee
is Welcome
RECEPTION FOR LEE.
The Citizens of Havana Will Give Ex-Con-
sui an Ovation.

Havana, Dec. I2-Great preparations
are being made for reception for Gen
eral Lee upon his arrival next Monday.
The American evacuation commission
has received numerous notifications from
many prominent citizens who desire to
honor the former American consul.
The Romania carrying the First North
Carolina volunteers has arrived and the
troops will leave at once for Pinar del
Rio province. The 2o2nd New York
regiment are still on board the transports
as on account of the slow progress being
made in the fumigating OF cars the troops
cannot be transferred to their destina-
tions as rapidly as wished for.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12
German Crown Prince viii Travel.

London, Dec. I2-The Pail Mall Ga.
zette says that the German crown prince
will make an ext tensive trip bv land and
sea, including the United States, mex
year. To avoid undesired receptions
and publicity he will travel incognto.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The death of Mrs. James Dubois at
Fort Collins which is reported from that
place, will be in the nature of painful
surprise to her many Boulder friends
The funeral occurred IN Collins yester.
day. Charles and John Dubois wen,
over from Boulder to attend the obse-
quies.
The contestants for the oratorical
contest next Friday will number an even
thirty. The contest will be in progress
from to E IN the afternoon, and to
o:3o in the evening. Any contestants re-
naming will be heard on Saturday. The
judges for the preliminary will be Drs.
J. A. Mclean, F. B. R. Hellems and
Chas. S. Palmer.
Patlerson's express team bee anne
frightened and ran away this morning.
At Walnut and I4th streets it collided
with Barney Mallon's iron fence and the
driver, Earl Newell, who had courage
ously retained the place on the box was
thrown to the ground. No bones were
broken, but the young man sustalne d
some very severe injuries about the head
and his body and legs we're badly bruised
He tainted several times after the acci.
dent and was unable to take any nourisfl-
ment at noon. The express wagon and
harness were badly broken up but the
horses escaped with slight injuries.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Vest
talked an hour against the expansion
policy in the senate this morning. At
20 the Nlcaraguan canal bill was taken
up and Senator Morgan made an address
of two hours in its support. Senator
Hoar introduced the subject of appoint
ing a joint congressional committee to
arrange for the centennial celebration.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12
PLATT OPPOSES REID.
New York Republican Machine Has IA Can.
didate for Am mbassador.

didate for Ambassador.
New York, Dec. Ex-senator Piatt
hastily left for Washington today on
hearing of the presidents contemplated
appointment of Whlelaw Reid as am
bassador to England. Before leaving he
stated that he would make bitter fight
against the appointment. Platt has
twice before defeated Reid's appoint
ment to the court of St. James. The
New York Republican machines candl-
date is Elihu Root, but it will accept
Choate as a substitute.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12
Admiral Schley is Sick.

New York, Dec. I2-Owing to an at
tack of grippe, Admiral Schley is con-
fined to his quarters In the Hotel Ken
singtOn.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12
silver GUOJAttOU

New York. Dec. I2-Silver is ouotet
at 5oB today.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12
NiC0|0gu00 Bill
is Considered
CONGRESS RESUMES.

NicAraguan Canal Bill Taken Up IN the
Senate.
Washington, Dec. I2-The house con-
vened after two days recess, at noon
today, with Reed in the chair District
business occupied the session. Gen.
Wheeler attempted to secure an adjourn
ment out of respect for the late Gen.
Garcia.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12
Hose.

Woolen, from 25c to SOC
Cotton, " DC to 5Oc
Elegant, fancy stripes,
positively the We 5 t
thing from the metropolis
Daily camera., 1898-12-12
Hats

Our $3.50 guaranteed hat
would be al adornment to
any mans head. Stiff or
Alpine style. Have them
cheap or better.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12

In a bewildered assort-
ment, from 25c to 81. We
bave made the effort Of
our life to place before
you the grandest selection
ever seen in this city.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12

untrue.
Daily camera., 1898-12-12

OF plain cloth, Scotch
plaids (reversible) and
silk velYets, plain and silk
lined, every new style.
Prices, 81 to Sl2
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
rHE SANDSTONE DYKE.
Great intercst n-.ng tskrn in the Wood
land tark formation.

Great interc.t n-ng r,kcn Ia the Wood
land tark Formation.
The region extending from West
Greek Zoe q souihwrstcrly direction 90
Woodland Park is now the scene OF the
greatest Interest vt any of the now
mining districts of the state. says the
Denver Republican
The country H. iruvcrsod for dis
tuuvv NJ ftum seventeen tu twenty
MILES 10y an Immense deposit Of sand
stone. which by orusiu ur other ugcn.
Giles has assumed the shape uf q dixie.
being In places Ton feet above The sui.
face N the surrounding country, ana is
therefore commonly referred IN rs O
dixie This sandstone carries gold Ia
every portion that has been tested. iu
quantities uf from So tn - ~ the ton.
The nurifcrous character uf this
sandstone has been known for three or
more years nnd nt different points In
it, course the rock has been tested In
various ways. The apparent difficulty
of securing an economic treatment,
however, caused the matter To be- drop
ped for time, ana II was not until a
tcn-stamp min erected in the West
Creek district through the efforts n
James j. Hanna WIS ln actual opera
ton with apparent success that this
sandstone deposit agnln began 10 at
tract the attention that Il deserves "
the alleged vcins are to be- found.
The stamp mill has now been Ia op.
Grafton for about month. and, though
| little has been published about lt, the
| results ARE said IN be- very satlsfac-
| tory aud another battery Of ten stamps
I II likely 10 be- added To the West Creek
uiul next spring
AZ tho Woodland Park end " the
dike n cyanide min aud small stamp
min ARE In operation, aud several
claims ON this sandstone deposit have
been bonded to Colorado Springs men,
VINO have agreed tu commence the con
structlon Of hfty-ton cyanide plant
within thirty days.
Several Denver men have suhstnn
tlnl interests IN the West Greek see
ton nnd are now Investigating tile sli
uatlon with the view ~ erecting MILLS
ON their property.
The deposit so fnr me- II has been cX
posed IN In places three miles wild,
und the average width ~ not les. than
two miles. making surface arcn ol
not less than thiriy.fuur square miles
while the depth of the deposit " nm
known. but u certainly 100 feet ll
places
II u N determined that Il can be- eco
uomlcnlly treated nt nh points. the de
poslt win give employment In NJ lcns
1000 stamps Tor years 10 come, an,
the output of gold viii rival that o
any mining camp In the world.
The reports OF the West Creek mil
are that II cleans up Si.S5 on the plate
and that the cost Of handling the stui
II n mere tflfe.
The cyanide mill to be- erected by IN
Colorado Springs Company NJ Wood
land Park N to be ~ located under IN
blE sandstone blur that the uAaierln
: can hc dropped directly Into the OF
y hinH Mt nm estimated cost ~ less tina
=. 10 cents per ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11

Shipments from ophlr district, San
Miguel county, for the last week. az.
gregated 5I5 ears ~ ore.
The Marchlonc- tunnel on Magnola
hill boulder county. has reached q
depth ~ 100 feet. and IL 10 be- equipped
with an mir plant
The Dollle Warden mine al Sunset,
Boulder county, has three feet OF solid
ore In the bottom ~ the i75.fOot shaft,
ana the owners have decided 10 put up
a ten-stamp mill nj once.
The showdown mine on East Man.
cos produced foliy-0unce retort OF
SIS gold from two days run Of two
stamp battery. The mine IL said 10 be
clearing 5000 week from four
stamp mill.
Ground has been surveyed at Grin
pie Creek for u iOO'ton min 20 use tho
Murphy process, which grlnds the ore
10 n line powder with Greenland flint
pebbles nnd extracts the values with
pan amaigamatlon.
The foundation for the forty-stamp
min 10 be- erected ON the Cashier mine
ON the Swan river, Breckenridge dis
trlct, summit county, n now complet-
ed nnd work on the superstructure IL
to be- commenced nc once,
Al the cyanide mill on the sacramen.
To mine OF Utah one-thlrd OF a pound
N cyanide n used 10 n ton Of ore The
gross cost NJ mining, transportation,
milling nnd refining has been reduced
Ia Si.Oi per ton, with possibilities OF a
sim further reduction.
Alexander, the colored man who dis
covered the Saginaw City mine, on
Democrat mountain. Park county has
located another claim south " the
Saginaw ana has opened up a vein Of
rich ore from ~ 10 10 inches wide for
which he has refused bond Tor $780,
400.
The cross.cut az the 7O-foot level OF
the Independence nt Whltehurn has
reached the vein, which has from Qua
10 two feet Of solid ore. much 0f
which h rich In free gold. assays run.
ming from 800 10 $500 per ton In gold.
Drifting ON the vein h now In prog.
ress. ana the ore bodies are being
blocked out for shipment
The Cocht Gold Mining Company. "a
the result Of last weeks ran. shlpned
90 the East a gold brick weighing
twenty-five pounds The output will be
doubled when extensive additions 10
the compnny's plant are completed. Tho
present capacity n l21 tons daily The
additions are t1 consist OF u large new
building nnd slN extra teaching tanks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11

Santiago, Nov. s--Three wealthy for.
eigners, residents Of this district for
some ume, are making arrangements
20 cover fifty acres OF land with every
variety Of fruit that could possibly be
cultivated here, with view Of seeing
which kind yields the best results. They
are planning for future operations ON a
large scale and tosupply the American
and English markets, Pine apples grow
wild 20 an immense size and Of deli
eious flavor There Is a good opening
10 this fruit for men Of small capital.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
BLEW Up COURT ROOM
LEAKING CAS- CAUSES rxrto-
SION iN CAPITOL BUILDING


washu.'ou Nov 800 ,salo.',p
aud flee wrecked the -uuum. ,,trt
room aud 90. room. mm,Iatsy nJ.
joining 30 900 the main Huur of tine
capitol TU. damage B.. ,n..muu.
The cut.r, ,,ulralcust,ru port of the
great marble pile, from .ho ma.u floor
TO the sun.errancan basement rmct.c.
ally is o. mIss of ruins IHu force of
the explosion was 500 h,lv, that the
coping stone, ON the uuiyr vu.Is. lust
east of the point where ihe explosion
occurred. were bulrcd oui NEARLY two
inches. windows In that part OF the
building we're blown out srI locked
doors were forced FROM their hinges
quite $50 feet from the scene Of IT,
Fire followed the explosion touuicb.
ly os io seem practically -multnucous
with &c. The explosion shook the Ian.
mcnsc structure toits foundations. and
was heard several square, fuum the
capitol. II occurred Boo q small room.
tightly incloscd by heavy stone walls.
In the subtcrrancan basement immcdi.
ately below the main entrance To- the
old capitol building. Ia this room was
a sOOlight gas meter which was fed
by four.inch main. Very little gas
Is used In that part Of tho building,
but at the time Of the explosion tho
gas had not been turned oil at the me.
ter. The meter itself was wrecked
and, the gas pouring from the main,
caught fire The flames originating
from the explosion dnrtcd up the shaft
Of the elevator, which had been com.
plctely destroyed by the force Of the
explosion, and communicated with the
record room u the supreme court, the
Office Of the marshal OF the court and
the supreme court library Before the
flames could be subducd the priceless
documents la the record room had been
almost totally destroyed and scriou'
damage had been done in the marshal'l
office aud some minor rooms In The
Immediate vicinity
No intelligent estimate of the money
loss by the explosion and fire can yc
be- made. In the opinion Of capito
officials and mechanics who examine,
the structure the loss will reach prob
ably 5000, 900 10 the building. The loa
on the library and records can scarccl!
be estimated In dollars and cents.
million dollars could not replace them
because OF many OF them no duplicate
are In existence.
Among the losses which will lie moa
sincerely regretted are those OF bust
I OF Chicf Justice Marshsn and o,hs
distinguished members Of the suprcm
court, which were arranged on sma
pcdestals about the supreme couI
chamber. In the smoke aud rui
which followed the explosion the,
valuable works Of art were eithc
badly damaged or wholly destroye,
and with their destruction the countr
has suffered an irrcpnrablc loss Man
OF them have been treasured NJ ei
hibits In the supreme court chambt
for half n century.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
ANNExlNo THE PHILIPPINES.
Consul 0rlnneil First Oniciai To Formally
Note Annexation,

Washington, Nov. s.-consul Grin.
nell ia the Hrst Official TO formally note
the annexation OF the Philippines and
Cuba TO the United States. He has
made a report TO the state department
OF purely formal character showing
the character and value OF exports
from his district. Manchester, England,
60 the United States Including Manila,
Porto Rico and Cuba) during the month
Of September, 1898.
The consul's statement shows that
The value Of the goods so exported from
one district was s7O5, S25 against s352,-
635 for corresponding month In tho
preceding year. The consul says that
those increases were mainly IN white
and printed cotton goods, all OF which
could be made In the United states.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
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s.. Mining Department. ::
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has more than ordinarily interesting
history. ID WIS Ice this mine that Cap.
tain De- Ia Mar. the Nevada and Utah
millionaire. made hs first stake OF $780,
uuu subsequently thc minc which
was worked out from the surface 90 "a
depth Of about iil feet produced $500
uOO The ore Is pure carbonate ~
lead In porphyry guugue. aud makes
one Of the hest concentrating PROPOSE
iious over seem there hclng no other
Kind ~ material in the vein and the
poiuhyry separating from the carbon.
ltvs nlnuE the planes nj contact with
very conrsrly crushed ore. The ore
concentrates tpn Into one. and the com.
pnny- min Is now treating 10 tons
per day. the concentrates hClng shipped
to the Colorado smoltcrs and the plch.
or lead works ut Joplin. Missouri. The
concentrates carry un average ~ ~ per
cent metallic lead. nnd the lead Is one
~ the purcst products ever produced
In the United States. \ lar 0f Head
melted at the mine assnyed 800 ilne.
Another hnr aEsayCd 10y Henry Wood
of this city was found Ia run 100 fine
absolutely pure. The ears NJ conccn.
ttutcs average about SSOp each. The
vein is one Of the remarkable features
NJ the property. II n 20 feet wide, the
entire width being filled up with the
same material. aud miners are now
/ breaking down ore from u breast w
/ feet Wide The mine Is located In the
extreme northern part Of Custer coun.
| ~. about sixteen miles from the Den.
/ yer A Rio Grnndc railroad, nll or thu
concentrates and nll supplies for the
mine being hauled that distance.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
MAY NEED TROOPS.
Serious Trouble with Aruinsldo's Forces
Hourly Expected

INJURY tNptflths
Washington, Nov, Major Simpson
81 General Mcrritrs stan has just 70.
turned from Manila, and though per
sonally he doe, not seem to fear serious
trouble with the forces Of Aguiualdo.
be says there Is n distinct sentiment
among the United states troops that
there may be- more trouble aud that
more troops may be- needed Aguin-
aldo.s force is rcckoned at about 10000
and Maj Simpson freely admits that
the rebels are in control Of the island
Of Lusun.
The recent attack on lloilo by the
forces Of Aguinaldo recalled 10 Maj.
Simpson the fact that Aguinaldo had
some transports and that about 500 Of
the Luzon troops had been carried To
the island Of panay.
ON the island Of Mindanao the stu.
alton is not understood, as the inhabi.
tants are mostly Mohammcdans. Lit.
Tie or no Investigation Of the situation
there has been made by our army.
Bacl, in the hills Of Lu1on many tribes
are almost uncivilizcd and have never
felt the force Of either the insurgents
or Spaniards.
The fact that Aguinaldos troops nt'
tackled lloilo according to Maj. simp-
son, shows that Aguinaldo has not
acquicsccd with the decision involved
In the fall OF Manila.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
SIAM SENDS ENVOY.
WIN Establish Legation at Washington
After Lapse Of Nears.

Niii Establish Legation at Washington
Aner Lapse Of Ncar-.
Washington, Nov. s.-rhc secretary
81 state has been Informed that the
siamcse government Is about to re-
establish It's legation In the United
States, after a lapse Of many years,
during which time all Of IL diplomatic
cor 'ondcncc with this government
h~ cr conducted through its leRa-
ton London The ncwly.accredited
sinmcsc minister plenipotcntiary Ia
the United States arrived In New York
Saturday. and will come 10 this city
within n few days 20 present his Gre
dentials and reopen personal diplo.
matte relations between the United
States and Siam. His name II Phya
Visddha surIaskti. Among his titles
IA commannci OF the most noble order
OF the white elephant lie IL nccrcd-
tied Jointly TO Great Britain and the
United States, and will make his
headquarters In London, visiting this
country from time TO time. lie sue
eccds phya Maha Yopha, who, nj
though similarly accredited, remained
almost exclusively In London aud
never took occasion 10 visit the United
States
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11

In relation 10 the use OF dredging
machines Tor gold mining In the Bolso
hnHln Idaho, the Statesman says. Tho
old miners here who have been de.
clnring 10 positively that working the
creeks by drcdgcs would prove fail
TIRE. ARE now the strongest advocates
of the machines The one nt tho
Warm Springs works 100 cubic yards
per hour aud washes all the clay from
the gravel. saving all tho gold The
fact that the company, after running
three weeks. commenced the conEtruc.
ton ~ beautiful two-story hotel II
evidence enough that the enterprises ~
Hiruct two more immediately. 10 M n
hive them ready for operation Ms SCOT
~ the snow Disappears nest spring.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11

The rule laid down boy the United
States Land Department M to what
constitutes mineral land N that what
ever Il recognized ~ mineral by the
standard authorities where the same
occurs In quantity ar quality 10 render
the land IN question more valuable on
H. account than FOR agricultural pur-
able minerals Hlncc the passage VI
the net ~ May 49, 1872, has been de-
fined by that department 10 include
hurnN mud alkaline onrths. sulphur.
alum. asphalt IRE clay or knolln, Ryp.
sum. limestone. building stone. nnd nj.
su all lands containing valuable dcpos.
H. NJ stone that IL useful Tor special
purposes. aud petroleum or oil lnnda.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
Mar neyenue 3 oon.lIlalIonaL
chicago, Nov s--Judgs Groascup OF

Chicago, Nov. S,--Judga Grosscup Of
the United States circuit court has
rendered decision unfolding the con
stitutionality Of the war revenue act,
deciding that transactions ON the stool,
yards exchange were subject TO tax.
The decision was made In the case
against Charles Ingwersen, charged
with negleoting TO stamp memoran.
dums, Judge Grosscup refusing To
quash the indictment. II Is expected
the case will be carried TO the United
stAtes snpreme court
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11

Manila, Nov The latest news
from Iloilo is that the rebels are adj
Vaneing and the spaniards are retir.
ing before them The foreigners arc
afraid the rebels will attack the town.
Admiral Dewey had previously sent
the Charleston aud the Concord topro-
teot foreign interests. The Isla Ne
gras has been taken by the rebels. IL
II mmored that oil OF the sponiards
are prisoners Reports from the north
EN- provinces OF Lulon indicate great
dissatisfaction over the misrule by
local authorities.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11

A decision OF the Secretary OF thc
Interior on motion for review ~ the
land commissioners decision OF April
III. 1893. In the ease of W. u. McFad.
den W. tc Mountain View Mining
Company has neen nlcd. The Spokane
Review says that the plaintiffs iiled
an advance claim In the local land Of.
fee, which was rejected for reasons
a. that II was not evidenced In man.
ner prescribed by the rules Of the de.
pnrtment; t2l plat OF adverse cla'm
was not made by deputy United
States mineral surveyor; tal no show
Ing NJ To value aud ownership Of labor
aud improvements upon the claims NJ
required by the rules Of the depart.
ment. These objections were sustained
BY the commissioner Of the general
land Office The Secretary ~ the In-
terror now Overrulcs the decision and
holds that the adverse. M presented
nj the local land office by Mctaddcn
was sufficient and that II was not
necessary for deputy United States
mineral surveyor IN make survey aud
plat which was filed with the adverse.
The Secretary ~ the Interior also
holds that the rules made by the com.
missioner OF the general land Office
cannot be- binding when they exceed
the scope Of the law; therefore the
rule requiring that u deputy United
States mineral surveyor shall make
plat aud survey for an adverse claim
N not binding ANA does not have the
force and effect Of law. II X refresh.
Inc TO see the commissioner get n vet.
back like this once IN while II
sa.tsII 10 "a sa.N fHluaf Ia 400. a Nth.N.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11

The great RassIck mine win he Ia
operation In week or 80. This. with
the hne work Of the Gcyscr. Terrible.
Jay Gould. Franklin and various other
new strikes IN that locality. makes pos.
Tive the long looked for activity IN
Custer county mining operations.
The Jay Gould has Just opened, with
n diamond drill, 200 feet VI nne mill
ore. A new mill IL 10 be- built soon.
A New York company IN preparing
10 develop the Song Blrd ana Gray
Eagle properties, aud 10 build mill
also.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11

The Nab Mining Company. says the
Lcndylllc Miner, win make an output
NJ $500 tons NJ lead sulphldcs Ia the
month OF October The output has
been restricted as The company has hut
one shaft To work through. This ton.
mage. with the amount NJ wnsto from
the several drifts hplng run, II all thai
the l.OOO foot SHAFT can handle. The
SHIFT IL one NJ the finest In the camp
and IN very true and plumb II re-
quircH about four minutes 10 make the
round trip. The vast ore shoots. which
have o northeast ana southwest trend.
become wider and thicker ns stopping
progresses. An uprnise proves the
thickness Of the ore body quite atls.
factory. The average value Of the ore
is about $50 net from the smollsr
Some very high grade silver suiphldes.
carrying no lead are being shipped.
The lead snlphldos carry plenty Of
zlnc, but Il also has plenty Of silver
and Head 40 pay the penalty one grand
advantage this company has N that
with the great amount " new ground
being opened mp there N no Increase
In the flow Of wnter. The shaft viii
have tO bo sunk deeper IN time 10 nd.
yantagc0uzly work the ore shoots uu
their alp Other shafts viii have 10
De put down un this property.