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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

a slight Rsl.Iation Of call loan Rates
though n was Not General

though " was Not ten'FAh
New York, Aug. i.-Bradstrccts
financial review tomorrow viii say.
rather huiush temper prevailed this
week in spite Of the continuance Of
narrow professional speculation,
SLIGHT rpullzutluu uf call loans rates
which. though by NO means general
nor 10 uu Appearances uhHurcdly per-
munrut. resulted lu quotations ut -au
gis per cent toward the end OF the
week. had a good effect and supple
mvntod the favorable conclusions ~
Wall street about the orops aud their
results lu connection with railroad
traffic aud earulugH There was a. DIS
position 10 take an exaggerated View ut
the Significance uf the secretary OF the
trraaury'H order to resume the Issue OF
gold certificates Co the extent ui Nu.-
u0OO 600. The plausible view OF this
mattpr iH that u ~ an experiment
which. u successful iu relieving th"
demand fur notes, Will be- followed by
"a return 90 the moro ur lrHH restricted
Issue OF the certificates lu question, The
market. however, was Influenced tlr "a
moment by unfuundUd reports that the
planH " the treasury Included an IN
crease ln the governmental national
bank deposits, OF other measures Chl-
culatud TO help tho money market
while subjected to tho pressure OF the
crup movement. combined with the
augmented demands arising from the
activity OF business.
Increased interest "a shown In the
| condition OF western banks, and In the
quuatlun OF how FAR they can provide
money needed 20 harvest and move the
crops without any large demands on
/ New York Tor existence, the matter be-
! lug emphasized BY the fact that con-
] siderable amounts ut money fruiu
! other cities are said 10 have been loaned
] Boo Sow York this week. 1'ho further
] decline lu exchange referred 10 else
| where. aud tho probability uf gold I'm.
| ports uH soon uH the uutumuul grain
| movement begins, was uu additional
! reason for the Increasing indifference
! with which Wall street regarded the
! question OF higher money rates us ur
] nh.Lu.L. NM a LuILMuI .AMLMLLLuM M MuIl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

The Hurricane centcri l. Now Approaching
Jupiter. Iiorida.

Washington. AUG. i2-Tho weather
bureau lFHuDd the following bulletin az
liti this morning
Hurricane center approaching Jupl-
ter. Pa.
"Hurricanc signals ordered ns far
north NJ Charleston and special warn
ingr " character ~ storm given,
widest distribution Do Suuih Allan
Tic States Al shipping Interests nuu-
ned"
The weather bureau was unable from
the reports received this morning Co tnll
whether the storm would continue ON
ita course westward through the cur
Of Mexico or rcCurvo up the Atlantic
coast end out tD rol. The latter ~ the
usual track " tho west Indian .hurh.
canes at this season " the yent but
since ISIS two have continued On their
way across the rulf
Gable communication with NuHHau
has been interrupted since 1880 last
night. and nothing has been heard from
the island since. The storm, of course,
would not Affect the cable. but the land
terminus might be- destroyed, as " was
IN several cases ON the island ~ Porto
Rico The hurricane has Travelled about
200 miles since Monday. which "a al
the rate ~ about 900 miles per day. II
n now central ovsr the rulf stream.
with the edge Just touching the Florida
coast. A. rule, while crossing tho gulf
stream a hurricane increases In inton.
aity IL has about reached the critical
point IN IT. Journey. the place whore u
usually reCurven 90 The north This ID
the rOlnt where ita intensity lH usually
most severe The very hiFh barometer
at bermuda he's had the effect " keep.
ing the hurricane on 90 the south and
west. NJ hurricanes always follow tho
path OF least resistance, and this d one
Of the reasons why tho weather bureau
officials arr Inclined 20 believe that Tho
storm may continue on 20 tho vest
ward through the gulf The diameter
81 this hurricane. 20 far uH can y
Judged from reports. IL unusually nnr,
row, not over zoo miles. The ftct that tht
present storm IL narrow IN diameter In
dicatos that II II Of greater severity
Nhnu usual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
NOW READY.

Jenson'a Church Chronology. ohron-
illogical history OF the Church rom
1906 to the close OF 1898. Printed IN
new type throughout In any eiy'e
OF binding desired. Prices, fis', -"
a-d $500. The funds derived from th'
sale OF the book viii be used for INC
erection Of a new Latter-dAy SAINTS
Historians ofiee In this city For slls
ut THE DEsEREr NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
ON
MANlLA!'

The handsome portfolio descriptive Of
the achievements Of our troops In the
Philippines. nlicd with haif-tono illus
trntiona and containing the complete
roster OF the Utah. Idaho and Wyoming
volunteers. Is now on the presses Ia san
Franoisco and will DO ready at the
"Nows" once In a few days. Price 30
cents. postage DC extra
The moving pictures at snltalr every
evening, free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
FLIES An AMENDMENT.

The Herman Irrigation company,
by ~ ATTORNEYS, Ferguson a Cannon,
filed two amendments TO It's articles u
Incorporation today. one amendment
provides Tor the levying OF assessments
upon the capital stock and the method
OF collection, etc. ana the other In
creusus the capitalization 10 $3.50.
with shares az $50 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

London. Aug. i2-Mnniln hemp rose
ten shllllngs In London this morning.
being quoted at c3b,i0s Large dunn-
titles were bought at this price ON the
quencc OF the unexpected resumption
uf hostillties In the Philippines ana the
belief that the military operations will
drive tho natives from the fields and
that the worlds supply viii be- prac-
tlcnily cut on. The stock of hemp In
the Philippines was reported August n
To be $1,000 bales, compared with 1856 900
bales In 1885
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Held'H military band will not give
their Saturday concert ns they have
been engaged for the balance " the
season by tho Snltnir Beach company
10 play every evening with the exccp-
ton Of sunday. the band playing on
that day at Caldcr'a Park. ~ usual
r. J. Howclls. clerk In the county
clerks office. will spend next week IN
ogden canyon. Mr.. Howells expects 20
nccompnny the volunteers from the
Junction city TO salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
HOLDING UP A GOOD THING.

THE REST HorsEwivEs hold
high In their estimation our
Three crown Baking Powder.
They have found q the best material
and have been much pleased at the
reasonable price. We established "a
splendid reputation for Il when Il was
a high priced powder. Now We are
putting Il on the market at "a lower
price and assure you satisfaction In its
use. Every can r. can nllcd with
excellence. ana every article In which
II In used properly IL sure to be whole
some and attractive,
Three Crown Baking Powder r. sold
and guaranteed by all Er0Cera at 20
cents per pound. Ask Tor 10 and refuse
all substitutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

james Warren freaks Dawn In Court NJ
Tor Pleading nnIItY 90 nrand Larenny.


Ter Pleading Guilty TO Grand Larceny.
James Warren. charged with the lar
ceuy ~ helfcr the property OF Cyrus
n, Gold appeared before Judge Norrell
today for arraignmont. Scarcely had
Clerk Meloy concluded the reading Of
the Information when Warren burst
into tears, Judge Norroll inquired II he
desired 10 enter hia plea now or would
he take a few days 10 consider II,
n guess / might as well plead now;
ala 70, anyhow said Warren bctweS
sobs, SMILES and tears.
'ls TN court TO understand that you
plead guilty to this charge OF grand
lurceuy2" inquired Judge NOrrelL
Yes" said Warren. but there was
another man who helped mo steal tht
animal, helped me drive Il along the
road. helped me trade Il for a calf unt
got half what 1 sold II for"
Never mind about the other man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Pensacola, Fla. Aug, Elsa =. M
a terrific storm struck this city at
! o'clock this afternoon. The wind has
Increased In velocity until at this hour
II has almost assumed tho force Of "a
hurricane. All chipping IN tied up,
and no serious damage IL npprchonded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
TELEPHONELINE TO DENVER
salt Lake win Soon be Able to Say
Hello" TO Her Sister City.

LARAMIE. wyo.. Aug. 1.-THE Rocky
Mountain Hell Telephone company OF
Salt Lake has decided TO rebuild the
telephone limo from Cheyenne to Lar
annie, a distance Of nearly nfty miles.
uud win put ln a metallic circuit and
use a copper wire, The cost OF tho line
VIII be nearly $4,000. and Il 10 believed
that u IN TO be link In long dis
lance line from salt Lake ~ Denver
Mnd the East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

denied having melted soldiers TO- dis
obedience. lie said he only sought lp
lead Gen. BouFet 10 the Elysee ielace
and that the men with him hau peeh
merely following the officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

sald Judge Norroll, TT ~ SUFFICIENT Tor
the court to know that you took hand
No o. Lot the prisoner be brought lu nd
10 o'clock Monday morning Tor Hsn.
tcncc Mr.. shcun"
Deputy shorin DowHc. by means of A
pocket handkerchief belonging 10 The
prisoner which was not praucuArly
cloln. then helped tho prisoner dry hls
eyes and the two took thn elevator nai
rode to the Hhcrina and From N.fs
they walked tp the county iau
The fact that the prisoner had boom
weeping was plainly noticeable. Even
Charley gulhransou, the elevator UUHr.
ntor couldn't help but motto o.. ful otter
Warren had stepped On the llri Charley
turned 90 "a friend ana asked "WHI.f
the baby boon crying about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

city " Mexico. Aug. 1.-The uprls-
ing Of the Yaqui Indians ~ regarded
here ns unimportant. The war depart
ment denies that any Mexican officers
have Joined the Yaquis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
"He is Wise Who
Talks But Little. "

This Is only a half truth.
IF qvise men had held their
tongues, We should knogu
nothing about the circulation
of the blood. fit were not
for this advertisement you
mightneVer knoW that Hoods
SarSdpariila is the greatest
medicine in the Svorid to
purity and enrich your blood.
create an appetite, gfUe you
strength and steady nerUeS.
Impure lood-"My oovir'euoHuas
bad Roo5's SirssrIrHa I'D much good
BY PURIFYING my hood. 9iy skin Is non
elea,. " eIiHric D. Mccoy. Wiisoriou1. Pa.
J6ood3 SalJabaN@
Haz5 lIlEE5T
Hood, rIs cure liver nl, the oulul,aunr and
oniy o.tharlc 90 take with Hoods saItapAfillA
49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

General Superintendent Murray stat
cd last evening that the above dispatch
was true. The company OF which he IL
president, operates an the telephone
lines IN Wyoming. However. they have
mo- connection with that state from the
local office here. but there iH no doubt
that they viii have some day, aud the
fact that they are putting IN a METAL
lie circuit between Cheyenne and Lar
annie indicates that they propose 10
connect Salt Lake with Denver and the
East Just ns soon ms they fnd II profit
able 10 do 70, The exact date when
this Is TO be effected IL, however, too re-
mote to even speculate upon. To do
this II Will be necessary to build u line
from Cheyenne TO Denver. aud this will
soon be- undertaken when this N done
they viii work In conjunction with the
Colorado Telephone company The line
from their farthest eastern connection
IN Utah 20 Laramie will also have 60 be-
built before Salt Lake can say Hello
10 Denver. when once a line 10 Dem
Yer IL opened, salt Lake will have direct
connection with all prominent places In
Wyoming ana Colorado, This, together
with the work now being done in Ida
no, viii be a big thing FOR Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

~. NJ Irvine Inns entered suit HaHInst
hia wife More Irvine. FOR divorce. Ac.
curdlng 90 the complaint. the marriage
took place In July iAaS and two weeks
later. IL lH alleged. Mrs. Irvine deserted
mHiupu nWay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12


Concert, Sunday, August 18th, by OF
SENS enlarged orchestra, u lha''u-
mcnts.
Part l. $3.50 p. m.
/. March. Stars and stripes Forever
2. Overture. The silver Weddlng..,,,
.. ..s sss zee sssssHssss soNHl'fNh'N''
o. Duet, Loves Conflict" -. "', -.
o., .. 80. &c. &C.. go .ss ,ssIn',. ~,
Mr.. W. Youugdale. clarionet, MI Geo
Hedger. nute.
4. Waitzes. Fair Lady Mlne..,, Herman
3. Selection. Grand Duchess, .oueneNln
G. Waltz, Fedora. zee. '''s,. buealof''
Z. sounds from the sunny south.
90. ......,,...,.. '... - ''s',,lH vl'lll.Iti
s. oalop. Vivucity.. ... ....,.corass'o
Part 2. Q .. m.
o. March. Silver Jubilee. ,,Wlnkler
10. Overture, La cnvalcade .lansey
n. Flower Song, Hearta and FloMeiti
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10. waltz. Dream on the Ocean .Guhsp
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10, Irish Medley. CO., 60, 'laihollv
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

''''i13Hi5F'srfsre'3ts's,slsr4sHre,,A l
GOOD SUNDAY READING |
The Salt Lake Herald for (
Sunday, August 18th,
viii Contain the Following Sp,sl,l
Articles. in addition 10 L, sx.
eslltnt news service
PERiLoUs PHOTOGRAPHY
How Moving Pictures arc Made.
VIOLET RAYS TO
CURE CONSUMPTION.
Wonderful Effects Produced bv
Colorsd Lights.
THE WORLDS
RAILROAD BUILDING.
Enormous Addition to Ailsae,
Made by One Nan.
A LoBsTER's TOILET.
We Goes Into Convulslon, Will,
Changing Ills Drsil How Would
You LIKE to be the Lobster
FOR THE WOMEN.
Danger Of Crossing Ones Luck
How Dreams Are Made.
Great Fair Collections.
Gay Garland, Of Lace.
The Doctors Story.
a Visiting Gardener.
FOR GIRLS AND BoYs.
One Of Dswsys First Fiqht.
Cats In Cold Storage.
divers Three Gifts.
Two Norld.famou, Books
Model Yacht Sailing.
/ Dtollsflss Of Donegal. "
1 UNDER THE KoPJE.
a Story Of South Africa.
A MODERN MERcEHARY.
Continuation Of the Vivid Romano,
Z tay- fhs Herald, news s,ryie, !,
Z the best that money can secure. and /,
1 served fresh daily nothing WARMED
= over
~ ~ ~ "a ~ 10 ~ - q,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

naacbnli Sunday at Lagoon, short
Lines vs. Rio Grando Westo'na' $40
q. m.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
A MlDNIGHr HOLD UP

San Marclal Rec
Engineer } II Danahue ,plls
the story of hold np ihM took
place ~ San Marcia one night lar,
week. He has rooun in MIR
Mattress residence opposi' the
slockyards. He was awakened on
this night by the words Throw VI
your hands, and upon rising aud
gazing through his window by the
bright moonlight, saw one man
having another covered with 4 re
volver. The man passed over hir
watch and thirty dollar in h.ils
and said that WAS the extent of his
wealth at that moment lbe man
with the weapon told hls victim to
keep on producing for he saw him
with more money than thnt II 81
Pasa few days before ihe man,
whosr busiucss prnved - 81 the
care of shipment Of eaitA resilnR
IN the yards, responded that the
bnl ,vce be had spent, aud With
thi- explanation and few cuss
words in reply, the bad man nj
lowed the other 70 go ebpnt bic
business, while be ccuiIy pocketrd
his gun aud mrnndered away IL
the direction OF the lover railway
ynrtib,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dnfiers
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hnll's
Catarrh Cure
T. j. CHENEY a. Co, Props,
Toledo, o
We the undersigned, have known
K. j Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honor
able IN all business transactions
and financially able to carry out
any obligations made by their firm.
WEST Il rRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo, O.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALLS Catarra Cure is taken in.
ternally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous salfaces Of the
system. Price T5c per bottle
Sold 10y all Druggists. Tesimoni
ais free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
The SILVER CITY ENTER
PRISE SOLD.

The Silver City Euterpri.e has
been purchaped from Jo. Il. Sheri
DAP by stock conpeuy of eitlzens,
Messrs Shoemaker and orayson
being reported as two Of the di-
rectors d the company. The nm
ponncemeDt has not yet been made
by the Enterprise. The sale price
was $5 600 The paper is an excel
lent property. It will rpmalp Ne
publican IN politics Fhe former
owner sold that he may give his
entire attentiun to mining Louis
VI Fish hhnrk, Of the local staff IT
the Albuquerque Cilzeu, will he
the MANAGER Of the Enterprise
Santa Fe New Mexican.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
C,rrsst 4tvlAs in stationery at
Miller's Postoffice Store
MINING COMPANY OF
SIERRA COUNTY.

John Andrews, J,rhua Gross
berg, Frank Wilson Cunaingbam,
Thomas Conrad Cunning ham have
filed articles of Incorporation at
the office of Secretary Wallace for
the Chicago Now Mexico Mann
featuring and Developing Com
pany The capital is $l50,000,
divided into 10000 shares The
company will have Its Office at
Chloride, Sierra county. Its di-
rectors are Thomas Cunningham,
Walter M. Armour and John An
drews. The company will engage
in mining.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
WHY A pos SrMASTER Is OUT
OF A JOB.

A postmaster at Plcacho, Lin
coin county, recently received 10
tice that the postnffice there had
been discontinued. He thereupon
found champion in reckIess
Democratic paper at Roswell that
announced that the postmaster was
decapItated because he did not for
ward n contribution to the Ohio
Nec-h''rrr cswrsig- frn' The
fact is that the master sold
whisky as well AS stamps, 10 the
same building This practice is
not permitted by the postofiice de-
partment iD any case. A post
Office cannot be located in build
ing with a saloon New Mexican.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01

invitation to All to come and hear
him. Sunday School At 3 .. m
Epworlh League at 6 80 Topis,
Until He Come " tn. League
has elected its ufiicrs far the mex,
six mouths, and Will soon hp nc
lively engaged in spiritual, liter
ary and mercy and help work
Prayer esting Wei 7 30 i. m
II VAN VALKl NnuRoH
Pastor
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
M. L CHURCH.

Our Superintendent. DR.. A. p.
Morr;eon, will have charge of The
Sunday se,vices. he will preach
az ii u m. and at the close Of the
sermon will administer tbp Lords
supper 10 US. He will nl-o preach
at 1.30 . N. DIR. Morrison is a
strons preacher, and we ez.vnd al
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01

The new boarding house at the
Odell is about completed.
Copper IN very gratifying guam
tity Ia coming ID al the Ball " the
Woods.
Shaft No 2 Of the Missionary is
now all in ore
Williams 4 Mallette arr making
preparation 10 shsrcnsn's dsvell :
their silver lend claims In the
Tanks district.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01

he November tenn e District
Cent for Sl.tra eount,- began
Moi day. Judge Faux " pmke,
pntIsii,g The docket u quite
ln,g. tnt un,mteftnnt mud owing
to The smAlIness of thr court fund
n.snv of the eases will be ia over
fs4 luxt tenn Ia ~ hl,. cuur, q,
a&1 urt mrrrow evening. Fol
hwiug Is the business t,aesact,d
ny 20 ytsteldAy noon ;
Ieriinry VA defendant MT
atrssied Burglary D,pi p d
Nlth l,nye
Ferrhu'ry Ns defeudsnt mol
ARRESTED Fmg4r,. Drrp-d wi,h
l,avr,
i,lrltor, w + lIx Val.nc,s
Laic,nN ot neat cattle Continued
ItrltopN W. defendant u Il
arrested Assault aud halter, IT,,
i suli D' pped with leave
TER tory VS.. deferdnnl mot
arrested Assault h.inr armed
With d deadly weapou Dropped
VITA leave
Territory VS. Luther Bailey
Lareeny Of cH'l'e Sci f,n irri
Nedn sday
lei,iion 81 Lathar Bailey and
Jnhn l.anebotto,n. Lerceu, Of
cali Nrile
'ternlor, vs. Juau Galegne
CntaNtrp deadly weapon sen
ttnrt 4 months in jeil and costs
tprli4orv " Jehu lnnghottam
L"rceuy Of calf Vcrdlci not
gnilly
ierntpsy Va defendant no,
arrested Branding IN brand other
than that uf owner Dfopued with
lsAye
Territory W hs4ndeni NOT
arrested Larceny OF neat caiti,.
Drnpped with lesye.
Territory Va defendani mol
arrested Ltrceny of neat cattle.
Dturped wilh leave
Territory va. defendant az,
arrested Branding III brand other
than 'hat Of owuer Dropped with
leave.
'rha grind jury baa returned
nine Iudiciuents y $ Muller j.
foreman. Vimldu 'rrujlll, i,le,prr-
ter aud Julian ,'hsvez haiufl
p v tleke and David Slilzpll
IRE court Hi 'prs
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01

The Batter, X. X and Sherman
sre shipping TO tire smelters this
week.
Forty two tons Of silver lead ore
is being hauled from the Rex and
percha mines to the railroad. Ii
is worth about 1870 per ton.
The November output of gold
dust from the Hillrboro pacers
brought s2,S706 SO. and wss pur
chased by our local merchants.
Extensive preparation is being
made 10 place the Dell and EldoY-
sdo mines in operation by the first
Of the year
jeff Owens is opening up quite
4 promising prospect about half a
mile north of the Sherman.
Two Common Sense whims went
out to the Freiburg Monday.
A shipment OF copper sulphide
will shortly be made from the
Franklin group.
As development work progresses
at the Williams e. Laramy mines,
considerable native copper Is being
disclosed.
The Porter mill Is putting in
an additional Wiley table.
The artesian water drill at
Andrews was down $40 feet Wed
nesday,
Leaser John H. Fricke has
struck big chute of. rich bonrnite
ore at the Richmond.
Will Cooper is now night engi |
ueer at the Charter Oak mill.
The Sinnamahoning Co.'S mines
are producing tho heaviest ore in
The district.
Robin & Hall are in receipt Of
check for 1895, for fAeir last
shipment of ore to the smelier.
Black Diamond leasers now
number twenty men, who make az
output Of about ten tons per day.
Carpenter Cornell is putting the
finishing touehes on the new ore
house at the Opportunity,
The Snake. Richmond, Trippe
and Sinnamahoning mines paid off
.hsir mpn for November yesterday.
and Ililisboro bnsIness places are
rretty lively today. The sherman,
Jahpson, Freihurg, Happy Jack.
4 u.sricsa aud Bobtsil will pay of
,n the atb,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
WORKING NlGur AND DAY

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The hus,ee, aud miphtieet little
thing that ever WINS nande ia DR.
K,un'- New Life Pills Every
Mn IN a sugar coated plabule ef
health, that changes weakness into
sir. ng,h, llsiiessness into energy,
brain fag into mental power.
They ~ wonderful ia building ~
the health Onl, 25c per hox
Sold h, |. T. Npve,s, druggist
'rn,s ~ Miller's Pnetoilice store.