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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
no SPECIAL RIGHTS FOR CARLECARS.
PI.A1N SPEAKING FROM THE APPELLATE DIvf
SION ABOUT THE RULE OF THE ROAD.

PI.A1N SPEAKING FROM THE APPELLATE Divf
SION ABOUT THE RULE OF THE ROAD.
The Appellate Division Of tho Supreme Court yes
to-day affirmed a judgmcn. FOR $500 damages OBJ
tanned by PatrIc; Kennedy agalns: the Third Ave
nue Rair lad Company for personal injuries. caused
by one Of the defendants cab,e-cars. The plaintiff
was driving wagon across the tracks at Nine
tcenth-st when he run down by AGAR and thrown
from hts seat The 1efendan: contended that TIE
case ough, 20 have been dismissed the plain
tins own testimony. The Appellate Division. how
ever finds enough evidence 10 sustain the verdict
even in the testimony OF disinterese6 witnesses in
PRODUCED by the defendant
Presiding Justice Van Brunt. writing the opin-
ion OF the Court. says: The cablc-car had no
absolute right to the exclusive use OF tho street
Pedestrians and vehicles have some rights which
even cab,e-cars are bound 10 respect They have
a right 10 cross the street. thougi: cahe-car
may Ice in sight; II not. then the ciiy would be
divided into as many there are lines o.
power cars running the length Of the island. ana
nobody could ever get across IT was not incUn-
bert upon the driver OF this vehicle TO waii unt.
no cabie-car was In sigh. before he attempted 10
cross the track when there was reasonable cp-
portuni.v TO do So even though II required the
cab.eodr TO sa ken It's speed IN oruef '"a' "'s'
The rights OF drivers Of vehicles and OF cable
cars are reciprocal. and the eTpman o. a cdne-Sal
* hound 10 use ds much diligence 10 AVOID fiHh.h
into a vehicle which Is crossing It's rack as /"
driver OF the vehicle Is to AVOID ruhWlE mo :.
cable-car which ray be crossing rs PAIN II
SENS 70 be assumed upon the part OF TIE de-
fondant thai unlese a vehicle can certainly en-
tirelv clear a caoe-car approaching az h's; ~.
Inc lar is in no case bound 10 sacken It's speed
We know OF no such rule Of the ROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
GROCERIES EXHIBITION.

Madison Square Garden viii hc occupied from ''-
,oher ? - Novem..er by ar important show nTH'r
,hc the Of the Groceries Exhibition, and j. ~.
Callahan a popular manager Of mnch 'Npeil'n''.
VII be responsible for il tn" N""->o OK h'''"
t;roc.rs l-nion gives its innu"nc" 10 me sh""
60, @, ,e Intended "a be an educational exhibition
Of all kinds Of food and kindred products. house
hold appliances. domesi' and culinary "coion., .
and me- hods and OF trade utensils n" pinh ~
fnr space have already been made 10y many 81 ne
Ie,dlng manufacturers. The d"coratlons aiIa'\
,'l'nned wIV bc novel The Gdrdcr viii t' hH'd
p,,h ne best products. and the concert nan W."
he used for cooking lectures. contests ~ piiN-
~ bread and cake making by pupils OF 'hc coukinH
srhno,s and for meeting Of groc"rs assoc "tlon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
Wlrr MUST PAY HER OWN COUNSEL FEES
SUED BY HEE HUSBAND FOR DivORrE-A STOCK
RnoKrR TIL oo-R I:srONDENr-

rED BY HEE HUSBAND FOR Dir0RrE-A STOCK
RnorrR T14r co-FEsroNDrNr.
An appncatlo7 made oy Mrs Pcpp.na SHERMAN
Tor b. allowance % ali,nony and counsel geo pend
Ing ;rlai II suit FOR an absolute divorce. hrough
.sai-f. 10y b. hor husband. Robert Silverman "a'
.enied yesterday Ay Justice kellogg in the Supreme
Cosri. on the ground mat SHERMAN - poor. while
che IS living 70 lixury SHERMAN charges MS VIZ"
s!ta irn14lt,c. and names william Chauncey Floyd
Jones d member ot the sock iXchaugc and
renaer ri several weI-know1 club. a. tho co.
respondent I'D tho sui' lie has a.so begun salt
Irsns, Iloy1-Jouo, - recover $500 damages for
re alienation o. his wife, affections
Mrs. s!lverInan asked for $500 counsel fee and $50
week alinoly Her counsel. Abram King IN
bis aspiration 10 the court sad that his client was
married 70 SHERMAN on April s lssi. They lived
happily for several years and had one son. Robert
Roy SHERMAN NJ King denied the allegation
made ny SHERMAN that MS wife had been unfai'A'
a. 70 him and SAID she had been compelled 20 leave
hin or coun Of ais neglect Of hcr. and 20 10 live
WITH her mother Mrs Manue.a j. Asch. al No. 10
West Twenty-ihrd-st.
counsel for SHERMAN z;renuousIy opposed Mrs
SHERMAN Application. He said mat MS client
had FOR years nofnc patient; with his WEES CON
cuct hd; was n last compelled 10 come into court
ana ask ior & divorce from her. Inc coupe MI
tvmlnel aid. rad lived happily uhiil me summer
$50 Wnen Mrs Si.verman met NJ fioyd-Jones a I
mesncs % ner husband completely changed About
The same tim, Siverman had met win business
referSes am his wife infaiuaton Tor me CO.
fespongeri tnea became more apparent me at
iori,cns Of to correspondent; 70 Mrs SHERMAN
inaly became 50 ma rkei that she Was cut ny hef
trcuaintancos Silverman had begged ms vie 70
give up her aoquainiance with the co-iespondrHl'
bur shs la-chci ~ HIN ifc then called on Mr..
FlOyd-Joues ana requested nm 20 cease his atien,
uons 10 NJ siverman. but his rogue, wa lrcal"n
by that gentleman with contempt. MIS- silNerinan
hnaly lett h4r husband and took away her son WIN
her. leaving note behind her In which she salu
mat SHERMAN might call 10 see the boy AZ ncr
mothers house ~ ne d!d not use disrespecuui
language regarding her ,t
Justice Kellogg said Il was proved tina, the plain
I'M had no property ana that his earnings "ef"
mesgre Will Mn. Silverman was living luXnrlous-
y and laC aDuarcntlv tho 10 compe nsa te
Ter u I'd he rnIilOn
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my TELEGRArH TO TIE TRaUNf
1919, Penn June 24.--George II. Stephens. a
=, professor and the confessed incendiary
i0l" CO. fire to Farce Hall. Lafayette College
- d.stroyed an damaged college properly
- o,ser 20 injure Presiden WarAcld, spent the
-, N iaN trying - de'ss means - getting
IN HIS family has some means. ard he hopes
=. able 10 induce his relatives - cause his re-
,..A I, is q question. however. whether the au-
so,,,,es will admit him 10 bail. He has confessed
~. rir,ss ard though the bai Is s. Co0. they may
oss his being released. even that amount.
Ssnhens made many charges against President
c.a-Aeld IN hts confession. and az these are rep
.,,,ons o. his charges made 10 the trustees year
,so and dismissed ny them. President Varied.
Tho has never spoken publicly ahou; th"m or al
loved himself 70 Re quoted. makes reply by giving
Al, this signed statement
From the beginning Of tho attacks made 10y Ny
s,srhens upon ne personally. and a. the president
sSiAfayeite College, have declined 10 discuss ~
Ssn INST entitled to judge and decide them. He =
ou, entitled full and fair tria. in court OF
iGs siSScce his case therefore, shal say nothing
With reference 10 the CHARGES mad against mr.
ul' ,ba, can lie permitted tel before tho court
rnder oath. For the present. as representing me
isfsTette College ! have never in any way n
erered WIZ nm o, wTgn him nf or pr @e his
securing place OF any KIND on INC contrary;
when in March 49, too Mr. s,cphens nrTo
hen. place here, tod him mat thought be might
Zee rev beginning. do well elsewhere. and
srered 10 aid him n getting place icld nm OF
swo rIaces one OF which he could probably secure
u. saIi he vOuld not accept a place e.seW lere.
r., - he failed here ne would regard Il A. final.
s., that he did no; expect to leave l.sfayelic
pu' " l.. n. WAKEFIELD
rb.ss Incidents are told to-day. illustrating the
,ss-acter Of stephens and the way his mind works.
,scations. his friends claim. Of his mind not be-
ng properly balanced In preparing to SET IRE 10
ps-dee Hall he gathered together lot Of com
bustihe material in Professor Davison's depart
nent piled (: In the centre Of the room on the
soor and connected the pile with gas l't ny
moan. Of rubber tube. The asst thing he did
before applying the match was TO put on the top OF
N. nile A motto which Professor Dawson had
n,sced on The wall 1t read. study nature ana no'
hooks In the middle Of this thrilling narrative.
Tor STEPHENS described all his doinGs minutoN. ne
broke OF into an arg ITent upon the correctness o.
,bis motto He argued for five minutes or more
that Professor Dawson wrong that TO study
nature alone not enough. and that nature am
hooks must ne studied. II was startling eplsode
IND made deep impression on those who heard II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
NEW POWER on CITY CAR LINES.
PRESIDENT vREELAND OUTLINES THE PLANs OF
THE METROPOLITAN COMPANY

PRESIDENT vREELAND OUTLINES THE PLANs OF
THE METROPOLITAN COMPANY.
p-so,ds,. II H Vreelnad OF the Metropolitan
s,reet Railway Company made statement yesier-
Cav regarding the plans Of that company on inc
various lines Il controls in this city.
For some weeks We have been running cars In
Leno1-ave equipped with various styles OF com
pressea-air motors" said Mr. NreelanG. I'VE have
,onnnared the results Of each motor most care
bully and have taken the good points OF each'
eliminated tn, unsatisfactory. and made what we
think will be the moet perfect alT motor yet
brought forward This will be tried or the TWO
,rosstovn lines Work the coInprcssed-ai'
nant IN enty-third-s;.. has been delayed by
roube In getting the proper steam ana air engines
md other appliances. Such machinery has not be-
rome common commercially; neither has cleo
rcai machinery. This has caused much oeIay IN
,onstruction and operation. but we hope TO have
he experimental lines for compressed air III opera
Non by the opening OF the new year.
The present cable lines in Broadway, Columbus
mi Lexington ayes. will be operated by under
rround troleys These. with the routes already In
electric operation in Fourth and Second aves. and
Fifrv--,3th-st VII constitute the major part OF
he electrical service at present in connection with
he corpletlon OF the lines already under way.
The remaining parts Of Eighth and Sixth ayes.
Tor which we have permission TO use electricity.
will be pushed 10 completion but they VII not be
AVAILABLE until our new pOwerhOuse at Ninety
gxth-st. and the East River, i completed. mn.
VII hardly be much before November. because OF
The difficulty already mentioned IN getuhg ma
shlnery. .,,s., ,,,. -.
sot been completed ana In' IN oper%,on ~ Sec
.rica! power adequately our present trolley
ines The Sixth ana Eish,n ave- ana Twenty MY.
.hrd-st. lines Will be completed ara opc'a'ed just
6 get the power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
TIE DUTIES on DUTCF SUGAR.
A PROTEST AGAINST THEIR IMPOSITION HEARD
ny THE GENERAL APPRAISERS

\ case o, international imporiano" IN wh''" me
Governmsnt Of tho Netherlands las iht'r's'''
itself was heard yesterday by eN-JuHse SOM
Vile OF the United States Board OF Genera AP-
,rotsoro W Vickham Smith. counsel for to
nrotestants stated the case as follows
The laws Of the United states provide NAV
when a foreign country gives. directly or i"'. D.
rectly ar export bounty there shall be assessed
upon the article when imported hero counter
vailing duty equal 10 the bounty. 'cf,aln ''s"' ,
,-.,or,o0 from Holland and eniorei rs William II.
s,.i,,- & 60 custom House brokers. were sub
r,tfe6 20 this duty. and they no" protest NO
claim OF the importers Is that tho Holland Gov
ernmcn, pays the bounty for The production %, or
less when the sugar is exported than when con
surned IN Holland. ,,
1he "a 60 ie regarded with more than Ordinary
interest because a protest has been maze ~ ~ .
Goyerirnent O. Holiau- against the imposition or
the cOJrto rValiing duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

The French steamer Lafayette. which au"mp'"'
10 pet into Havana after the blockade was osiah-
uehcd and after being seized by IN" eunboai An
nano,js on April 2 and subjected 30 an invesusa-
lion at Key west was allowed to enter IA" ''"'n
cani,al. ,s reported 10 have sailed from 81 Nazare.
france on June g. for Vera 'rnz MeNln ~,
l""~a,,a ie commanded by Captain fhdp"lln and
htinnes to the Compagnie Gentraie Transatldnnqn"
ri Havre She has been refuiarK cltaee' !. W."
,Heo che Was captured she was making for Havana
os one Of thc ports she cleared rom = rance 10y
s,s,nn, T., dsregardine the command 70 heavc 90
oSd rh,e The Annapolis a not chase n'l"i' "hc was
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
DISPUTE OVER SUGAR N ST. LOUIS.

s. Louis. juno 24-"The Republic" says: "Jud-
son Lounsoort n New-YoYk. representing the
American Sugar Refinery COMPANY "a IN the CITY
shdeav0rng to set'lc q bitter fight that IS raging
snong 'he wholesale groccrs In ST Louis on 'he
sissr question. With hin also arrived secretary
Jones CT the Illinois Wholesale Grocers Associa-
uoh. who rendered what assistance he cou!o IN the
matter and returned 10 MS home In Peoria
Several years ago the Sugar Trust. under the
control % tre Haveuev.rs established what Is
Snown as the equality plar for the sale of susnr
ey lobbers The Missouri Wholesale 1rocedle o,,inn
s..c.auon formed account or Inc aroP'tOD q.
9f th- equalltv nlan Two weeks ago inc 81;
LOUIS obbers with few exceptions rtm9nh en '
r,ssldent W. f. Scheppe Of the state ASSOC a.; .
81 0rocers called meeting. and ,rled 70 p ,hen
ABOUT reconc.liat ton but without effect nc ~, ~,
sent for M Lounsberr ana Nj Joncs 20 he'p
susighfen cut tho tange"
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I0cAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
= pApLfY AssIGNs-coMMITTEE To EXAMINE
uAr MANt'FACTU RERs' AFFAIRS

y uApr,fY AssIGNs-CoMMiTTEE To EXAMINE
NAT MANUFACTURERS AFFAIRS
r,.ncis +. Hadley -four and grain exporter and
.t.o,o, merchant at Nos !. and g. Floor
-, ,he Produce Exchange building made An 49,
sIgnmeni yesterday without preference 10 George
-, Vr.,z Mr. Hadley lives AZ Chatham. y. j..
- hs h.en in business IN this city FOR seven
',aar. He had considerable export trade In -four
.,d wheat working with English and continental
a.,s and also mad consignments OF Japanese
-, -, naner from Yokohama. He has also been
.ns,dant FOR several years OF the Columbia Manu-
psao,ur,nx and importing COMPANY manufacturer
:. ,Dacaroni but 1t is asserted that the company
"a 20, Affected by his personal esslgnmen'- PIX
months aso ne said sd ne ma, me assienment was
re- he Letter collapse in Chicago ana me re-
an c,,on In freight rates as he had made contracts
ahhesd at high rate. Mr. Hretz could give no
tnta1 "a 10 liabilities or assets az present IN
eu.sade :, Is said that Mr. Hadley was hurt by the
Lent slump IN wheat ana nouf
,.,arIos X. Beiser doing business rs the Beser
r.dd,ne Company. manufacturer of bedding. at No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

- station was indicted In 1894 OF the evidence o.
Patrick Ryan. box manufacturer. Of No i"'
1cade-st. who stated before the Lexow Committee
and afterward before the Grand Jury that he had
paid Kelly $50 10 allow him the sidewalk
Kelly fed Europe before r" arrested. hut al
;erward returned and led himself Assis'-
ant DistriCt-Attorney n!- Nho mad charge of INC
case. IN his recOmmend-t :Or n dismissal state
that In his opinion 'he Yas one OF sucn char
acter that nothing could gained by trial
conviction improbable This IS the last case ~
hose which resulted from the action OF the Iexow
Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

JEALOUSY REGARDING PROPERTY LEADS To
SERIES OF CRIMES

SERIES OF CRIMES
OsvNEc. - Z. June 24-The most shocking
tragedy In the annals n, this county occurred the
morning. Frlion Village. twelve miles from
here. Charles Smedlev and HIS WIFE wounded.
and after trying to Kill his own wife william
Cooper shot himse, to death. Cooper returned
home from a night OF dissipation and engaged IN an
argument over the farm property. IN which he fred
a shot at his wife. which missed her Selling her
TWO little children the wife fed 10 a neighhor :
place. and Cooper completed his work Of destruc-
tion.
j. hours before any dared enter the
house and when they did fearful sight met their
gaze. On the kitchen floor smedley was found. hav-
ng been shot through the right eye. In a front
room on a couch lay Mrs Smedley blood flowing
from two bullet wounds In her neck though She
was s,.ll alive. and In the dinine-roon adjoining
was the murderer himself dead He had shot him
self through the left ear. and tho bullet passed
through the brain. Cooper a driver for a nov
city house, and his home ne Is said % have been
unhappy owing n Jealousy over property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

The downtown insurance men are soon 10 nav
., no called the I'nderwri'ers club. with
1or,s in a large Once building in W!lllam-st. The
.,.s are 10 he So year. ~ Initiation fec being
charged for the present Ine ciIbroom' whi lei,
VIII ~ rne;aurant ana other features usual in
downtown clubs Among the inc9rpor9,ors and
uo" lr,'ors are many prominent underwriters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

LAST IEEOW CASE DiSbISSkD'
judge McMabon in Part III OF General 9e's'o",
Yesterday dismissed Policeman John hehy On nav
%"h rccognzaaco. Kelly who was ior"e'!
"Ard man for Captain Stephenson. In the Leoi'"
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pnrouear Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office Of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
FOR TIE FOURTH OF july PARADE
MAYOR VAN WICK SIGNS THE MUNICIPAL As
sEMBLY's RESOLUTION

MAYOR Van wyck yesterday signed the resolution
OF the Municipal Assembly which called 'oI a oIs
parade in the city on July and asked for me CO
operat,on 0, the police 10 make the parane sue
cess The promoters OF the parade hopeo that SOM
~ mo Federal volunteer troops now stationed near
the city might be permitted 10 take part IN tio pa
rade but they have been informed that tnc u' UNI
rorms <or the regiments will not he ready Dy lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

Five judgments agrreGating Sl.92l wcre entered
Yesterday against Joaquin Liora exporter and com
MISSION merchant % SO JOS Wali-st and carlos
Rahadan. broker. at No. go Produce EXCHANGE
srllc nc in favor 81 the seventh National Bank.
srd nm execution was issued 10 Bcpuiy-Sncun ROD
orfs Mr. Ilcra has been IN IN" cuban trade since
fI-n and made an assi nmclt on september y. lSH1
ui,b liabilities 90. $1,000 and assets of &.3i3 It,
Mad been hnng orders for HAVANA merchant
,,~,r In. war rut on The business II IL said thrt
some OF his sh pmenis OF provisions were captured
h., tho I-niicd States Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

David NJ Ripley. assignee o. tho NJ Connolly
Compary rnillirers AMI dressmakers. At No East
Thirtv-fourih-st filed approximate schedules yes
terdav showing liabilities 10 be S2s3H. nominal as
oof heeu abIe 10 get possession Of the company s
oropert or the books OF account and his ngufes ar"
es.inofed from a statement prepared ny the DOCK
kesner IN January last. MIR. Ripley said that Mrs
Narv 4 Fitzgerald. nee Connolly. held possession
~ 81 the nroperty and refused 10 let him get into
he store or TO furnish any Information regarding
Ne companv's affairs. The case has been before
49,. conrt FOR several weeks. bGt has not been 50 T.
,icd Negotiations are also In progress Tor sell
tiemenf Nv turning over all the properly TO MIH.
i,ttggarald who will pay the creditors IN fuil but
,bts snrs fire som" OF the stoe kho'defs are IN
England and in China. and their consent. Ha'c
90, 20, heen received, but are expected shortly.
Schedules NJ William NJ and Ida l.. Thomas. doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

6.,srlcs W Beiser. doing business rs the Beser
,s1d,ng Company manufacturer of bedding. at No.
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cTEPHENS STILL IN JAIL
r,vETTF's FORMER PROFESSOR MAY
FIND 1T HARD TO GET FREE.
-. WIS Confession HE REPEATS CHARGES
.c.1NsT PRESIDENT wAEF1ELp-THE LAT
TIERS sTATEMENT-sTEPHENs SHOWS
SIGNS OF INSANITY.
Inv TELEGRAPH To TIE TMarvr

SIGNS OF INSANITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

Schedules Of William NJ and Ida L. Thomas. doing
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-12
AMONG YHE LEDGES
RESUMPTION AT QUICLEY
Some Good Mining Properties in That
District-Other Mining News
About the County.
QUIGLEY'S ENCOURAGEMENT.
The Majestic Will Soon Be in Full Oper-
alton Again, 1t Is Said.

Information from reliable source
has come to hand that the latest deal
of the Golden Scepter Cold Mining
Go. of Quigley, which has been pending
for several weeks, has reached such a
stage as to cause some of the heavy
creditors of that corporation to wear
pleasing smiles. 1t is stated on good
authority that the remaining unpaid
claims will be adjusted and paid with
in few weeks, and that the new con-
Germ, the Majestic Gold Mining Co. :,
will complete the mill and electric
power plant as early us possible and
operate the Jumbo mine A number
OF men were put to work last Monday
to make necessary preparations, and at
Il no very distant day the scene around
Quigley and the entire lower Rock
Greek country will be one of activity.
The deadly silence Of church yard
which has surrounded the town Of
Quigley for the past two years will
have been replaced by that hustle and
noise SO characteristic of all live min
The Jumbo mine, it is reported, will
be operated Oh an entirely different
plan than contemplated by the Golden
Sceptre people, and with those NAM
moth works in operation, a great
amount of revenue will be deri1 ed by
not only Granite county, but the en-
tire western part of the state. The
mines of the Majestic Gold Mining
Co. have recently been thoroughly ex-
amined and sampled by experts sent
for that purpose by the New York
Mining Exchange, and their report
was so satisfactory that the resulnp-
tlon on the properties was at once
taken into serious consideration. The
few people who had faith in the fil-
ture of the town Of Quigley and re-
manned, have at last some encourage
ment Of being rewarded by seeing
their fondest hopes realized.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-12
IN MULKY CANYON.
Some Promising Mining Properties in
That Section.

Thomas Long and J. w. Pattee took
trip down to Mulchy canyon last
Monday and returned Tuesday. Null
chy canyon is situated short distance
northwest of DrummOnd and is said 10
contain some good mining properties.
Mr. Long is intere- ted in the Philips-
burg claim there and went to look after
IT. The property is located in the vicin-
ity of several rich silver properties
owned by Messrs Sorenson & Baker
from which about $12, 900 worth of ore
was extracted and worked several years
ago A great amount OF work has been
done on both properties, especially on
the Claims III which Joseph Sorenson is
interested. Some of the ore is very rich.
though on al average it will hardly pay
to ship at the present price Of silver. as
the distance or wagon TRANSPORTATION
to DrummOnd is about twelve miles
and only one trip day can be made.
Ii anything is done to increase the value
OF the white metal it may be depended
upon that the Mulchy district will make
itself heard in the district by producing
many thousands of dollars worth of sill
yer. The ore is base and contains quite
a considerable amount of copper and
lead