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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-07-22
Boston & Maine R. R,


Trains cave Newport:
For st. Johnsbury at IL 10 and 700 a. IN
los and 1910 D. m. Return at ? 20.-3I5
a. m. 3.13-4. % and ISL p. m.
For Wells River at 12.10-7 90 a. IN, 1.O5
and 10. 40 p. m. Return at 1852. % a. m.
1855 80 and 7.o5 p. m
For White River Jet at 700 a. m, and 10 =
40 p. m. Return, 1885 a. m, .45--4 20 Z. m.
For Plymouth at 12.10--7.O 90 a. m, / o.
p. m. Return at 12.55-5.15 and 11.5l D. N
For Concord at IL. OF 90, a. m. .05-lO
40 p. m. Return at 11.15-11. 20 a. m. az
3.1O-9. 55-1O.lO 2. m.
For Manchester, n. H., at 12.1O-7 GOA m.
1.O5-lO4O p. m. Return at 1899 a. IN. / 90
2.34-9.1O and Q. 35 p. IN.
For Lowell at 12.1o-7.0o a. m. /. O5-lO-
40 P. m. Return at $40 a. m. ~ U9-1 40
S.13-S 40 p. m.
For Springfield, Mass, at 700 q. m. and
1910 p m. Return at 9.15 a. m, l 10 and
For Nashua Jet. at 1907 a M. .o5 and
10 40 p. IN. Return at 1905 a. IN. IL 33-2
| O5-s.3S and 600 p. m.
For Boston at 1907 a. m. 1.O5-1O.40 D.
m. Return at OH 80 a. m, IL. 3O-s OOp. m.
Trains leave Groveton tor
Lancaster at 40 a. m, 12.2O.6 so D. I,
Return at 6.i5-11.37 a. m. and 535 p. m.
Littleton at 40 a. m, 10 2O-6.50 p. m.
Return at ~ a. m. and +:31 p. m.
Wells River at 7:1o a. m. 12:2O-6:50 p. m
Return at 9:55 a. M, $50 p. m.
Plymouth al ElO a. m, 12:2O-6:5O p. n.
Return at sos a. m, ~ p. m.
Concord at 7:1O a. m, 12:2O-6:5O D. m
Return at s and 1870 a. m
Manchester at 7:10 a. m. 12:2O-6:5O D. m
Return at $40 and 1899 a. m.
Nashua Jet. at z:1o a. m. 12:2O-6:5O D. m
Return Mt zoos a m.
Springfield at no a. m ESQ p. M Return
at It a m.
Boston at T:1O a. IN. 2 2o-6:5O p. m. Re
turn at 900 a. m.
DANA J. FLANDERS,
Gen. Pass & Ticket Agt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-07-22
DERBY : ACADEMY,
Fall Term opens Aug. IS, '98.
Go to Derby Academy Because

70 10 Leroy Academy Because.
/. 1t gives thorough preparation for col
lege or life. PIT is "up-to-date" in methods
git has excellent, progressive and thor
oughly competent instructors. at has the
state and Teachers courses of study for sec
ondary school. Sit gives its graduates a
two years certificate, according to law with
out examination Cit has in its course the
Ia test and best system of Bookkeeping. =
Its location is tie best for school purposes
s-Expenses here are less than at other
schools. Sits pupils are led by the loftiest
the County.
do to Derby to attend school because:
lit has an unsurpassed water system
1T has good sewerage system. Silt has
excellent churches high moral standards, a
thritty, progressive and kind hearted people.
st mas no saloons. Sit has no billiard
or pool rooms. 1t has strictly temperance
hotels: lit never has typhoid or diphther
itic epiderics.
For Catalogue Address:
g. A. ANDREWS, Principal, DERBY VT
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-07-22

Ven faller tand to hes own bessnes haze
es happy bot poorly lonesome.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-07-22
Maine Central r. r.

To and from Quebec. Colehrook, North Strs
ford. Lancast~- North Conway, Boston
Portland. and all points in the state
ofMaine and Maritime ruyiuces.
In effect June 81, SIS.
TRAINS LEAVE North Stratf0rd a. fol
lows: For Colebrook and BeeCher Pals A.
so a. m. daily except Monday. 5.45 and
9.35 p. m.
ForCookshire, pudswell Junction and Linz
Ridge at so "A m. daily except Monday.
For Quebec and all points on Quebec Cen
trial Ry. so a m. daily except Monday
For Lancaster 20 and II .45 a. m. and
II .45 y. m. daily except Saturday.
For Quebec Junction. Portland and EaS.
ern points 6 20 and II - a. m. and II a.
m. daily except Saturday.
For Boston via Interyale 500, 1145 a. N
and 11.45 p. m. daily except Saturday arriy-
ing in Boston 3.2O and s25 p. m. and > 90
u. m.
For Boston. via Portland, 6. 26,11.45
m. q IL 40 pm, daily except Saturday arriv.
ing in Boston at 400, $50 and 1890 p. m,
GEO F. EVANS. Gen. Manager.
=. L. BOOTHBY,
G. Z. * T. A
PORTLAND. ME
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-07-22

A representative line of these Justly cele-
brated ROYAL Worcester CorSets can be
found at our corset deTaIlmCnt. 1t
would be folly for us to attempt TO put
in print all that might be said in favor
of these goods.
One trial will convince any lady that
they possess merits not found in the or
binary stock corset.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-07-22

STATE OF VERMONT, | Essex County Court
ESSEX COUNTY IS. I of Chancery.
September Term, 1898. being the third
Tuesday in said September.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08

The monthly Priesthood meeting OF
The salt Lake stake 0f Zion was held
In the Assembly Hall at II am, on
saturday. August ON, Elders Angus
NJ, Cannon, JOS pa u, Taylor and
Chns, W. penf.so, the Stake prell-
dency presiding. There were present
In addition b these brethren. four Pa
irlarchh, Elders Goo. ~. Wallace aud
y. V. Jones " The presidency u the
llgh Priests quorum, ton presidents
N Seventies, ana eight home misslln.
ariesi repros niatvoA uf ,he wards eN-
csplng The Fourth. Twelfth, Fifteenth
Sixteenth, Twsn,y-thlrl and Twenty
fourth ely wards ana Brighton, Hun.
ter and Pleasant Green OF tha country,
presiding officers Of The First, Srcord
Fifth, Ninth, Tsnth. Eleventh, Thlr,
tenth, Twentieth, Twsnty-Ssc6nd
Twenty-four,h and Twen,y-nfth au1r,
ums NJ Eldega, = representative Oh ~
stake suparnlfndency OF SUNDAY
schools, and number OF holders M ~
Lesser Priesthood from various ward.
On the recommendation u their Hl4h'
ops seven brethren We're aulhori..1
on covenant, 10 be ordained 10 thS
office VI Elder. NV
lirOthor Cannon referred 10 tho eus.
Tom " spending the summer sabbafhs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08

I'm .bo canyons. and in similar forms VI
recr.1 alton. cdndamnlng u. ana cmph1-
qiginr .hs commandment Of che Lord
that iht Sabbath should b. spent Too
serving Him In the house OF prayer
and plrsatIug ot the Sa,rlWeht
Nothing should be allowed 70 lnt,iieir
with this IN exception mlEht DE
made when found necessary under sN-
ifuorllnlry conditions such ns illneof.
etc.
nrnih.r penroso endorsed these re-
marks aud advocated the obedience Go
the spirit of the law az VOL aH the let
ter. IIr presented the claims VI the
f.atter.day Saints College for the pot
runnrc NJ the people. advocating II as
an Institution n which the youug pco-
pie should 10 possible. be sent Tor their
high school training lie spoke Of the
excellent influence " The luaiiiutluu,
and the training there glven in the
PRINCIPLES u the Gospel. IN addition to
the thorough work done 10 the ordinary
branches of re- high school or "a normal
course. Tho regulations were spoken ~
o. being such az o. keep the young pco-
pie from evil. and To- the line u their
duty, and the Importance 81 giving as
many Of the young people az possible
a four years training above the eighth
grade. In a Church school, was cmpha-
sized.
nro,hcr Ponrosc spoke ~ the nccrs.
Fiiy of ward records being Kept IN per-
feet order, an Items helms fully record
cd. ao that reports may hc made up at
any time.
Hrothcr Taylor spoke OF the subject ot
Sabbath breaking, stating that he hal
observed n strong tendency IN that di-
rgctlon. notwithstanding the strong nd.
monltluua being continually given
against 10. H. regretted that secular
nnairs lnicrforud Hp much with the per
Torrance " necessary Church duties
ON week days. hut stated that they
should under no condition. be allowed
90 interfere with these duties on tho
sabbath. iaNity of discipline over tn
young people az nlrht leading 90 great
wrongs. was severely condemned.
Brother Cannon endorsed the remarks
made by the other brethren ana urged
all 90 attend the meetings ~ the Stafc
conference 60 h0 held ON saturday ana
sunday. sept. 10Th and nth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08

Tho meeting o. the Democratic State
committee did not result. as expected.
In the election Of a new chairman. Tho
time and place and apporti1nmcnt u
ihe state convention. hdwcvcr.wsrc de-
tcrmlncd upon. The convention will
b. heli IN this city on September 10.
at 10 am. 90 nominate one candidate
OR representative In Congress. one su-
prone court judga and 10 transact
other business The appurtl0ument OF
delegates among the different counties
90 he STATE II on the basis 1f one dele
Elte Tor each one hundred votes and
fraction thereof cast for Hon. W. ~.
klng Tor Clngrlas NJ The election OF
1880
Tho State committee recommends
that the county conventions for the sc-
lection Of delegates 20 the state con-
veniiOn be- held In each county not
later than September 10. is9s. The
qualifications Cor yatrra % be permit
tod D. participate In the selection Of
delegates were prescribed ia follows.
All bm1erltH who endorse the prln-
ciplcs cnunclni,d iu the platform
adopted 40 she Democratic national
convention held nc Chicago IN July.
1885, ana who VIII support thf nnm-
lnrrH VI the Democratic convention,
are entitled 90 participate in the prt
marles and convention contemplated
hy this call
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08

fornia, arrived here yesterday and will
70 to Mcrcur In the morning to ioox
into some West Dip ground In when
he IL interested.
Charles Hampton went Co Silver CITY
last night. lie Will look over mo nm
nov and n conclusions Will usttf,. n
work on The property Will b, COM
menced Immediately.
Samuel Hunt reports the discovery
Of some good stun west of QuIn riv6r.
Nevada. He says an aesly bv 10
rSrrcst. ~ Denver. shows mayifpun,
and minimum silver values of g0i and
loo ounces TO thu ton.
Mcssrs Rccder and Pitcher OF Smith.
odd were In Logan uu Friday With
g5me nua samples of raiont from a
ysjn they have Just struck in tho Ac.
ciient mine IN smithneld canyon. They
believe they have a bonanza.
The ohlinghouse miners In Nevada
ara said 10 b. sending out known shin-
nente on s. zoo In gold p.r month
Uerides this. the chinese placer M.nsrs
a-e doing well AID % u calculated that
their shipments, VI known, would uuu-
he the amount
In the HALEY gold belt the Tip TOP.
owned by ]. .. Packard of this ellis,
D. making a nne .appeat2uc'.. At ao1
S.et the ore body o. found goo ho much
i,,oroyrd. Another 100 feet Will De-
sn6k. WHOM the vein viii be cr0ss-cut.
Uenry wallace goes 60 the camp at
Alta tomorrow.
Edward J. shaw ana three men icft
tbls morning for Deep Creek MU Shaw
beilover that work on the Deop crock
raiiway line will begin before snow
fiiss-ln fact. ne gives ~ out thai hH has
"rot n bunch" that Deep Greeks day
Is near at hand.
Tho owners OF the Standard mIno To-
Nevada are rushing the work on iholr
tunnel. They have purchased house
al qoid crock and will rcmuN" the
Iuiidinr to the mine at once. over
NJ ZOO feet 81 Trail u on the ground
and q contract has been lct for a large
amount of mining timber. THIS I7 an
oid.timc prospect and ~ u IL worth
anything az al the fact VIII soon Doe
demonstrated
Articles OF Incorporation u the Mlnil
Coal Mining company were hlgl i'r
record In the county clerks office, az
ManiL. This week. The cipEli stock "
thr company Ia 10000, divided into
/ 900 shares % SO each. Tho officers
ares I.tEhcr Tutiic, prdsi l.uG i. G.
keller. secretary. y. SulmHk'r treas
urtr. The company VIII work The
property formerly known as the Ed
munds coal mines.
The RawiIns. wye. Journal n thu
G,h SAYS James q. Rankin ls looking
Cor a party " capitalists whom hr *
meets will arrive iu The city mex. w0 :
and proceed 90 Grand Enctmpmeni.
The gentlemen come with the iutcuti q
OF looking over the ground Boz deter
mine the advlaahili,y " oracilng \
ameltor In that camp Mr.. Rankin
stya the mines NOW working can FUR.
nish no IONS " ofs dairy. anu the crrc-
lion % IN liter win put new NE In
the camp ond result In q greatly IN.
creased output
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08
VISITED BY ROBBERs.
An Old Man Assaulted In His House by
Masked Visitors.
Kingston. Pluto CO., Utah.
August ith. 1895.
To the Eiltori

NANAHNHNAAs NNN" H.''H HH.'HfH
August ith. 1895.
To the Editor.
ON July q. between the hours of 3
and . o'clock. two masked men knocked
az the door u James sudwccks'a rcsi-
doncc. Ito was In bed but got M, went
to the door and opened II. Seeing two
men he badc them come In. and then
went and ~ the lamp. After lighting
the lamp hc turned 20 see who thu men
were. To HE surprise the men had en-
tered the house and stood over him.
They were both masked with gunnl-
sacks and each had u pistol drawn on
HudWCekH. Mr.. SudwcekH asked them
what they wanted. They said that h.
had money ana money they wanted,
one Of the robbers went q his bed.
riiead tho pillow ana looked for the
money. but he ala not mud any Then
hH went 90 his trousers, which Mr..
Sldwreka had placed on chair near
the bed. san nnding no money he
took the keys 10 Mr.. SudwtekH'H trunk
In the meantime sir. Sudwccks htd
gone and seated himself ON the trunk.
Tho r1bhcr told him 10 get W. lie rose
up and tried 10 tear the mask from one
u the mons face, The robbers bntn
struck him on the head with their re-
yoivors and one ~ thom shot at him,
the ball passing Just over his head ana
entered the wall lust behind him. The,
then struck him again. The blow
knocked him down. one ~ the men
held q revolver on Sudwccks while the
other opened the trunk and searched
Tor the money. finding 49, all the old
man had. They then lOft and made
their escape.
a young man by tho name 81 Henry
Hnlca was suspected. itr was arrested
had hearing before Justice OF the
Peace T. H. King ~ Kingston, Pluto
county. lie was bound over 10 the
grand jury, There II strong evidence
against him. Il IL raid. Since this ola
gentleman was robbed q number ~ our
citizens have armed themselves and are
prepared Tor such men.
II. KENNER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08
WEATHER REPORT.
Weather reror, showing obsofva.
uoua at 8 am. today:

Weather report showing obsofva.
uona at am. today;
Salt Lake City-uiromctor. 5000.
temperature, c.. minimum GU; wind.
south, milUs per hour. clear.
Baker city barometer. .gts. tom.
rcratufo. Gu. minimum. 60. windsor
miles pOr h0u.. oiepf
Chaycunc Barometer 'O:f2. tenn. Pc
nturc is; minimum. 90. wind. north.
light, cl,Ur
linyr, barometer. gosC: t.mperu
lure e1' minimum. 60. wind. west q
miles u0r hour. clear.
H'laun rurum,ter, 20. temperature.
minimum. 56 wind. southwest, G
miles Dor hour. cicnL
Miles barometer. $1,000. tomprf.
otire' %; minimum. o.. wind. calm.
idaho Fails-rarom tor. s0.Oz. tom.
pataturr. 1l minimum, i2. wind north
@ miles por hour: clear
WinngmutDu- barometer 2q.re: tom.
peraturc. ai minimum, ils Wiud.north.
east milHn uor hour. clear
General and local forecasts for "a
hours ending y nm. tomorrow.
Fair weather tonight aud TuarIav
stationary temperature
For Itnhi Forecast made az San
Fr1upiapns
For san Lake city and vicinity.
FAR weather toniEht and Tuesday
stationary temperature.
y. H. SMITH,
observer. Weather Bureau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08

from Rlchaeli, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Reed smnot ana children have
gone TO Soda Springs 60 spend the
heated term.
Miss June Bisiey ~ Big Cottonwood
Is visiting her sister. Mts. Sam A.
King, " this city.
ATTORNEYS Miner. Warner. sam 4.
King and Jacob Evans have gone TO-
heher Go attend court
The Grand Central mining company
proposes tl put new machinery In the
mine nt an early date Co be- run by
electricity from the Telluride Power
tr1nsmisslun company ln Provo eau
yon.
Maulngc licenses have been Issued to
richard g. May, aged -. uf Honey
Nllle. ana Emma Ellen Smell. arod g1.
~ Spanish Fork; Alton Tanner. aged
". W Plwon. and Eliza r. TIFFANY.
aged 90 of salom.
County Surveyor iiourn1rd NJ Sane
pete was ln The city today. Doe will make
q boundary line survey between Utah
county AMI Junh county NO the Tlrtic
district for the purpose uf estrInr a
dEpuiOi question as Co whore the III
viding line runs.
sheriff Judd Of sanpai, county was
In Provo Saturday lie saws that
Hank Riddle. who vnF arrested hv
sheriff LOWS in Lohl f.w dava nro.
w. wanted m s1npote county f,r some
inffnc''un W the law; De- will urbhlhiv
be taken there when sheriff LOWS b
through with him.
The organization ~ now electric
llrht company o. contemplated here
/ Tho now company has ARRANGED te
| purchased tho Provo Wooden M1ia
| company franchise. and power win boz
supplied from the Telluride Power
| Trnnsmlsf.nn cUmpany's plant In Provo
! canyon. Tho plant nt the wooden mills.
| which h1g furnished power In tho plrt
! WIN DC used exclusively Dos Tao MIN
| Tho now company viii incr.laa tho
| Wires now owned by ihH lid company.
| ana promises rrd1UtInn-prlhabi
ono-h1lf In rates charged FOR Light
| Ing. Tho present rate o. gf1s nor
! month for a iG.c1udiO power Inrln.
! descent lght Among ih. mrmiaaa M
Tho now company win DO Rta1 sm1lt.
! OF tho wooden mills. md o. r. Nuun.
/ ~ Che Telluride Power company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08
.TIIy6 1 GOOD THING.
70 ststvslt GRAND CENTRAL


.,., O., he rich ''Fl y, q. .,,d
! ~ ~. Tower Mammoth II - ~,
r. 'I s.s by Of orc. similar 70 ' nn.
i ", Grand central. has .', ,s,, In
.a ,.,'I IN The dissins' and ina. ,,-n y.
=. s,yL or perhaps sooner .''.., I'm TN
~ ~, ps, news will be . sr'a .Nav. :"
I'M mine. when the N'" ,s.
-s"aeI- Harry joseph ,, for ,n 'ns
- me case he said AN ~ S" n.y. /,
q, ~, Z Biz BODY Of copper ore, ore " az
~, ,.,rl IN Oh, Lower Mammoth l.' .,
. . ',v !, me- .iys. and am inior ,ss,
I. ,,'r. e reason to believe d. .n''
h ln. .., ,y-n out in fne shape
-. =, ,s.r, !, good foundation m! to , IN,
la'' - ~ ,.r, evident from tn, fne'
~ z. .',,,y 40 ihe well.lnformel men ,..,,
y n.-. ,lr,l,, arr discussing ~ Ou'
p n'' \, them appear to hay, a -. very Z
s,s,r statement to make il,.',,. as
\ ~. y. fsWer Mammoth ga ohaI W,
l.iAli., a...t.i up 1t 2l'i cents ~ ~
~ ~ itkcd. and % g2,s N', vrs'i
u ,t,t those figures VIII %, W..
~ y, ~ .b5lt time when ono. IN. ~
W, ~ b.r md "a properly con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08
Good Nev,for Park CITY.

wa reference 20 tho prlrpsr,s ,,r
y Vahfi1 40 Park CIV non. h ~
--.-lgn who has iuu returned fr,m
-.ilfi.ai gives out aumr rB11 Ds,,'s
..as hh absence M. Chambgrs mas
20 consultation with Ai,ssr,
Nlafk ana TavIF. wsrtrrn III
|, Qi M. ontario. ana those ren-
~ ihafrl Do. uunI6n N Al,
.'ah'ft-ihIt n silver caches .isty
m N hlgh.r 90. mine should T.,
~ ~ ana run tH lts highest cana
, VI EASTERN l.nallrs have No.,
l..l Win 70 copy of Mi. cham
III, i.p'fi NJ conditions at thc mine
!" p expected that nn answer frnm
4 n lh' near future win nutberis'
Y h.nF ny ihs h'r mine nnd ma
his ~ Industry. ' ""''' "u'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08
PROVO.
Provo, uTH, AUG. 5. is9s.


The following oricrs have been made
IN the Fourth district court:
John Lees W j. j. Freeman 81 al.
motion Ia modify judgment or vacate
judgment as 90 J. u, Freeman argued
ana taken under udyisomcnt.
X. ID ,Swasoy W H. W. 9. Hnthon-
bruek ot al; motion Cor new trial set
for hearing August ~,
Estate % Mary jacobson, deceased;
ilnal account approved ana dlstrhu-
tl0n ordered.
Estate OF VIM. Finch, deceased; same
order an above.
saturday, August goth, was set for
herring petition for letters - gunrdl-
anshlp OF the person and estate OF
Phillip John Mitchell, an incompetent
person.
Suit has been commenced by william
Young ana i've others against the Ore
gon Short Line Railway company 10
collect 5000 FOR tho death of william
Young Jr., who came 90 his death IN
wreck on tho defendant comunny'H
road on October 3lst, 1897, near Fossil,
Wyoming. lilo n alleged 10 have boon
riding In the cabpose ~ train, which
was run into hy another train Of tho
defendant company with the result that
Young was Killed. The railroad com,
pnny Is charged with neglect In per.
hitting the collision 20 take place. The
plaintiffs nre the father and hr1thCrr
and sisters of the deceased. and live In
Texas. The deceased had been livlne
with fflends IN Provo Tor some time
previous 90 his death. Jacob Evans On
attorney for plaintiffs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08
PocalelIo Stake Organized.
ToealeIIo. Ang. Z. Isps.

ieehtvllu' AUG, Z, 1875.
To tho Editors
The pocatoll1 stake Of Zion was or
ganiEcd here today There were pres
cnt OF tho Council OF the Apostles.
liebsr j. Grant and 81 n. Cowlcy, and
President George e, Parkinson OF the
oneida stake 90 Zion. from which tho
l'ocatclln stake j. being taken. This Il
tho fnriloth stake organized In these
valleys OF the mountains. Much vnlu-
able Instruction was given and the fol-
lowing were nominated and sustained
as officers ~ tho new Stake.
President, Bishop william q pnrlSin-
son OF Preston. cOuuselorH and stake
clerk 10 De selected In the future. High
couneil' J. l.. Dalton. l.. g. Pond. H..
u, Harrison, Joseph Hawkes.. John
Priest. J. q. Dram. Laurence Robinson,
Henry bartholomew. Jas. Henderson,
Geo. \. Smith, n, n. CONN, william
splllmns Alternates, Noah Rcase.
PoHnph Allen. Dto. ", Smith. Hyrum
splllmnn. Patrlnrchs; Alanson Norton,
MAIDS Christensen. BALOP.
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fllguins the lead % the MInFo and
tmtnIl rmHlirf ihH uanaurr people
4 fui'ns iu q number Of quite costly
y iftmflN which loo tho near fu.
= q W.. b. completed and by means of
W. ihe works will o. enabled 10
u .i, 40 Increased quantity uf ore
lltl 70 put ihr material through
A reduced figure These Improve.
60 20 ihg fmrltrrs VI this valley
F.flie facilities f1f the handling
F'ai1.g agEfcEair uf "a thousand
lii per day. The standard of
~ Haleh the producer has
ig1ft1 10 meet VIII BE- most
~ nssod twenty per cent ana tho
y lrAmvnt on ihe orrl win b.
al4h twenty-five per cent, % that
4 ~ ~ advance made by ths
.ld pi3pIa VIII prove ~ great al.
aNtl 70 Production and producers.
uumaied that the Inauguration
w, Improved methods has c0st
~ NN.0l. hut n the supply III oros
Az l' mad 90 meet ths capacity of
ta.'lft N. outlay viii soon be
~ umuinlss. ' ''''''"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08
,o,xo. oS CHANGE.
,,xa,,y ~ Eeprss'n,ed on eau anu
nu.insss Very Duii'

,,,, ,il The stocks were NJ on .. eau +,
N.a ~ ia pru sssuisnq lng NepV,,
-, There were q hundred
49, y, gfand central knocked iowi'
~, ~, s,i9re and that constituted the
. ~ .,',s ou the boards " the *
~ 81 f,r na transactions und 7
w -, Concerned there wnr not
.1sAtest evidence u any nls il, .,i
Y ~ fSW,r Mammoth. and THIS one
Y. ssistcd stocks did not consee-
y show any balloonlsh dlspoEi-
.,sgurh there are some VINO say
. !, 80 holders have got rnmcthlns
49, lisgyrs fdf introduction ~ the
Y y. Hsrs. Below IL how the stocks
Y ~, tbs close VI business toduyi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08

Liau.snint ur.lnt s. wous viii not
arrive homo until tom morrow. uu ace
count 20 hnvinr laid 90 ono day at
OMAN o. yis.t .hs TrinamisHlsfip
exposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-08

Doctor Pike ana family have gone 10
Midway TO rustleate.
John $. Rollo and family are up