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SITS. Washington, and 1883 Broadway, n Y
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Money TO lend al Az. 3 and 6 per cent on
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CITY ITEMS.

ElGin Butter at JOhnstOn's,
20 9Th St, for PKG lb.; Ceres Flour, So
Dbl; lbs. Starch for 25c.; Grape Nuts, 15c.
pkg; Gum Drop Candy, sc. ID; Baby Milk,
DC. can It,
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Drop in Sloan's, 1407 G. st, and see the
water colors to be sold tomorrow night at {
0 clock by catalogue.-Advt
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"Let Him Who Wins 1t
Bear the Palm"

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OF war or in the quiet paths of peace.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has won thou
sands of victories over all sorts of
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Americas Greatest Medicine. the
best that money can buy. 1t pos
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ScrOfuIa When three months old our hsby
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10 relieve him. Hoods Sarsaparila saved his nfe.
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FISH East Springport. Mich.
ErySiDelaS A scrofuious condition OF NV
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t td,.s ulsyaSe A E. SMITH, 20s Court ave- Jeff
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CURED BY
G u 7 | G j r A
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CURED By

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My face was covered with pimply, ruptured
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all the pimples went away my skin getting as
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223 Merose St, Chicago, ILL.,
l was troubled with pimples, especially on the
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My face covered with pimples and black
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good. 1 tried CUTICURA SOAP. and 1t only took
three cakes to my face.
JOSEPH B. CLAMER,
S27 Court St, Elizabeth N J.
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Hill & Berry, trustees. wia sell tomorrow
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Good chance for investment. -Advt,
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sale of Washington GnsIight stock

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ments Your appropriation will do best
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Hoods Pills cure liver lls the non-irritatins and
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Ra INV HuusraNrs Prevented and Cured by
ASeaUy nASAnhhVa CUTICURA SOAP
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-21

QlietIy core constipation and rebuild
and iay.gors.e the entire system never
sripe or asuseate DsWrrs Little Early
r. a.. II 9hirrle, Manchester Cen
tn. 4 u Pettibone, Msnchestsr Depot
nAScHE TER pEror
- D rnics Davis lie visiting irisrds 10
Cesfis meat, Mass.
Hairy LlEieooe il home Tot short
sisy, hasipg 70 SO 10 Shashan very soon.
Mrs. A c Conuor accompanies Der
sister hosas u d libel for fortnight,
stay.
THE Lsdits Ala s9eis,y Of the S. OF
v viii give 80 oyster suppsr st q. A. II.
Hall. Taafdsy eFsuiBg. SEP, p A good
aitsuaanee IL desired as tbs pfoseels are
f9r the esn al 81 tiak brother All are
cordially lsvis4. sa pr 25 cents
Mis-. A b Coshot sia Halli., n. Il.
risi,lus a eousia AID will take The opror
tutiiy II thus tias Of visiting The nonu
uert 3 hich is crested On toe backs OF The
Ssshas riFsr Ia Gemo'y o, Der gres,
ares, sfaadGoiltr ~bo sites,sd sna held
+. Tory 90 The btiige ua,il help srrivei.
rh,rs is slss shapisf IL psppsmi nsn
I'd litSf bar.
Al, srd Mu ssphea fasyer. who
have opBsi snd ran Ihsyefs Hotel for
he pact 80 years. have sone 10 Boston 10
rssils. lsFins sold The hotel 90 secouui
Of poof health. Iksy have Sow TO make
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~ ihsntslts. rev hoEt Tbsy ell be
nirsss 81 icvs a. IL he yeubsrr asys
~ Ibsytr SO Tttr pspair 40 helsl
keeper sr5 Gn Thsiet hs sis.ys bets
ials tals8 10 he gaeSi litsnry .eelsiiss
and al iti, uas vas Bassri Ct ornthy
Chtpisi u. A T.. ,lso bsli ~ oGos 10
TIE shsktspesra Society. Thtir dsssh
ter. Mira Dsaty, viii Esis her home
9th them. Thai hey usy ebd bee
frissds sbd prosper 10 The wish o. soausini
.nCts
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Eqainon Hsnss,
H. DAVIS
Ar,lsr Tsylar Mes Yat
ktOonsd
NJ .nd Mrs Atnst wilson
M And ks A u Boima
wB Tahgy
pr and Mfs Allen starr
raai Mai0Fasa
N Hsthi
Nj. Wa BfosUt aud mld
krs Wa II romf0y
u A riei.s
VIZ rppey
kiss hppeY
Hrs Hm u Ch.ailsf Thompson
Ms. tA1Enei Habbell NhiiAmslosn
Mr. Nilibg Chicago
ME- AdAnR HuFss aud msid
Ambrose CrsmbT
J q MeCnilaaKh Bennington
Mp Mccullough
~ Phelps Burlington
warnW Troy
Js A Eddy
l. q riseT ebushAn
q l. Brosp snd wife
Lime C0chtane hesburgh
M and Mrs II Is Lake AibAuy
hfs Bartlett Arlington
Mas QaiBn Boston
Mr. and NJ. y Noble Adams
MARI " kHl ogg fremont
John King Baltimore
VIM Lake
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-21

The Ratlsnd street railway compsry
proposes 10 sItend its lice. giving 10 The
city two belt lises si svsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-21

Hsuilloh Clark, Of Chsuneey. Geofgi',
says be suasfed With iiehiss piles twenty
years bsisrs Try ina DeWiii's Witch HsIsl
Sslvs, two boIe, o. which completely
eufsd bin. Beware Of worthless and dsn
seroas e0arttrleiis. II Nbipple, aan
chester Centre; A II Psliibobs, Man
chester Depot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04
Everybody
LOS ANGELES VIA PORTLAND.

can dance at Saltair, July 4.
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SOME BIG ASSAYS.
From the Huntsman Mine In the La
Sal Country.

Professor w. H. Tibbals received a
letter from D. J. Huntsman, in the La
Sal country, yesterday, in which was
contained some very encouraging news
from the copper property which was
bonded by those gentlemen and Eugene
Peyton some time ago 10 Peter Nc
Court of Denver and others for SO, 900
The property has been undergoing
vigorous development and recent as
says taken from the ore extracted
showed values of 5,293 ounces silver
23.3 per cent copper with trace of gold
A short time ago, Shen the develop
ment was not so far advanced as now
assay returns were received showing
the ore 10 contain 1861 ounces silver
and 20.5 per cent copper. Thus it is
seen that as the work is pushed alOng
the values increase.
Mr.. Hrntsman says, at the rate the
ore is showing up, it Will require only
about three tons of ore TO pay the
$4,000 due them on the property.
The mine is making ! wonderful rec
ord and from all reports IL is certain
10 make a big producer.
The writer of the letter had some
sand from the property assayed and it
gave values of 400 ounces silver and 10
per cent copper.
Professor Tibbals and Mr. Peyton
grub stalled Mr.. Huntsman to make
the Huntsman location for them less
ihan a year ago. They have done so
well with it they have put up another
grub stake and started him on the hunt
for something else that is good in the
way of mining location.
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VERY MYSTERIOUS WORK.
Main Thoroughfare of Bingham Sur
veyed For a Railroad.
Especial Correspondence.)

Bingham, July "a short time since
a corps of surveyors went over the
ground between the depot and upper
Bingham and as u result of their labor
the bottom of the canyon for the entire
distance is now full of suspicious-look-
ing little pegs that one always sees
along a contemplated route for a rail-
road and what it means not a soul ap-
pears to know.
It is thought by some that the big
concerns now owning immense proper
ties around upper Bingham have been
after the Rio Grapde Western to eX-
tend its line up the canyon to that
point, while others contend that the
several mine managers are looking into
the feasibility of the undertaking on
their own account and unsolicited, but
whatever the scheme may be, there is
no question that something is in the
wind. for following the work of the
surveyors men went through the town
making notes of the number, character
and estimated worth of the buildings
along the route designated by the pegs.
What the purposes of these men were
is as much of a mystery as the peg
planting by the surveyors, though it
might be explained by the fact that
every so often agents of fire insurance
companies make new platS and eStab-
liSh new rating schedules in every
town in which they do business, but
the general sentiment here is that some
connection exists between the two
pieces of work, and not a few are of
the opinion that the latter was pre-
liminary to an offer being made to
purchase all buildings in the canyon
that would in any way interfere with
the building and operation of a railroad
or tramway over the route designated.
Big schemes and big undertakings are
becoming of such frequent birth in this
old camp that people would hardly be
surprised if some outfit was to step in
and offer to level off one of our big
mountains for d townsite and duplicate
the buildings of the present town in
exchange for the use of the canyon for
railroad purposes.
Time. however, Will solve the mys-
tery
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Utah Roads Assessed at Nearly
Twelve Millions.
HIGHER THAN LAST YEAR
TABLES SHOWING ASSESSMENTS
DIVIDED BETWEEN COUNTIES.
On Street Car Companies
Lowered - Telegraph Lines As
sessed at Se2, O5s-Telephone Pro-
perty Valued at $144, 726 - Car
Companies, S149,129

The state board of equalization has
completed the assessments on railway,
telegraph and telephone companies a
tabulaed statement showing the val
uation of the general belongings of the
various railroads, the assessments on
their rolling stock and value of their
franchise. has been completed and
contains much valuable information.
For instance. the total assessed valua-
ton of the railroads of the state is
Sl1,914,2S7, as against 11,426,S21 last
year 1t will be noticed that the diff
ference between the two years is very
little. This is accounted for in two
ways. Last year all companies oper-
atlng IN only one county We're turned
over to the county assessors of the
various counties. This was also the
case with the Ogden Union Depot COM
pany. To offset the difference that ap-
pears on this years tabulation where
these small roads are assessed by the
state board, the valuations of the street
car companies in both cities have been
lowered. Last year the assessed valu-
alton OF the street car companies prop
critics was S4S3, 412, while this year it is
cut down to S350,327. The valuation of
telegraph lines has been slightly in
creased. Last wear il Vas S9l. PAS. and
this year $92.O5S. Telephone companies
have sustained an increase of their to-
tai valuation. Last year the assessed
value of property was $119. 1876. while il
is increased to S144, 726 this year.
amounts OF the assessments of the
various railroads by counties for this
year, as we'll as the totals for 1893 are
given below:
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Meet your friends at saltair July
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POSTPONE OPENING Of BIDS
SALT PALACE DIRECTORS DEFER
ACTION ON CONCESSIONS.
Will Wait Until the Regular Meet
ing On Friday Night Next When
Full Board Will Be Present.

The opening of bids for hard and soft
drink concessions, along with popcorn,
peanuts. chewing gum and other privil-
eyes, which was scheduled for a special
meeting of the Salt Palace directors last
night, was postponed until the regular
Friday night meeting. Only a bare quo
rum was present last night. and it was
thought best to wait until full board
could be present.
a telegram was received from Amuse-
ment Director Talbot yesterday saying
he could secure a big glass blowers ex-
hibit, as well as Mulambachi & Abachi' $
troupe of Tourji Arabs. on basis of %
and 20 per cent. respectively. to the Salt
Palace. Mr.. Talbot was instructed to go
ahead with the contracts He was also
directed TO purchase large stock of fire
works, which will be used from time to
time. as the management deems appro-
pirate.
President Nelden reports that a great
many applications for various kinds OF ac-
cessions are coming in from eastern peo-
pie. They are being taken care of as
fast as they arrive. and there is no doubt
but that there will be enough amusement
furnished to suit every body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04
La PLATA GETTING LIVELY.
a Five-foot Vein Carrying Copper Is
Disclosed.

La Plata is putting on some of its
former airs again. The district to the
southeast of Logan which caused a
furry of excitement in the summer of
1881 is becoming quite active, and there
Is every indication that it Will become
one of the prosperous camps of Utah
1t first attracted attention because of
its bodies of silver and lead, but latest
developments there have disclosed a
fine showing of copper ore in the La
Plata Shutdown mine. The ore is a
gray copper, and breast fully five feet
wide has been uncovered in a tunnel at
the distance Of fifty feet. When the
ore was first discovered a short time
ago it was a mere seam in the rock.
but in the course of development it
has widened out to the proportions
above stated.
A. z. Hyde. who is interested in the
property, paid a visit to it last week
and came home Saturday evening,
bringing with him a 150-pound sample.
which, from all appearances. is pretty
good stuff.
Work is progressing right along. and
the mine is making an excellent show
:ng.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04

The report that Thomas Kearns had
closed a deal FOR the sale of the Big
Indian property. which is controlled by
Mr.. Kearns and c. +. Loose, was last
night denied by the former gentleman,
who has just returned from a trip to
New York. He said there was absolute
~ nothing to be said at this time.
Everything / own can be bought, -
Mr.. Kearns said, IF my price is ten
dered, and 1 own nothing which 1 am
not able 20 carry as long as L care to
keep it,
Mr.. Kearns, however, practically ad-
mitted that a deal was pending on the
property, but intimated very strongly
that nothing could be closed up for
some time to come.
He deprecated the premature utter
ances which dealt with the private
business affairs of individuals and said
that no good could come CT them.
Whenever anything was done with the
Big Indian he would gladly ard will
dinghy give the news.
The gentleman said he had been east
on other than mining busness-at least
mining affairs were not his whole pLr-
pose in making the trip.
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MINING CORPORATIONS.
One Organized On Mercur Property
and Another Has No Mines.

Articles of incorporation of the Han
nah Gold Mining company, organized
at Mercur to develop the Ellen, Han
nah, Jennie and Ruby mining claims,
hled articles Of Incorporation yesterday
WIKI the secretary of state. William
ID Roberts is president and manager;
Charles Rowsell, vice president; A H
Dunlavy, secretary; Mary II. RowseIl.
treasurer; and these, with Ellen Rob
erts, are the directors. The authorized
capital stock is SIS, 600, divided into 10
ent shares.
= A certificate of incorporation was is
sued yesterday by the secretary of
state to the Halle V Mining company,
organized by citizens of ogden to con-
duct mining operations in Box Elder
county and elsewhere. One hundred
thousand dollars, in 81 shares, is the
limit of the company's capital stock
Joseph NJ. Doran is president; Thomas
.Arbon. vice president; Hilma A Att
WOOL, secretary and treasurer, and
Henry F. Attwool, Charles ]. Kelley
and Frank Pagan, with the president
and vice president, constitute the di-
rpctOrS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04
The Comstock Mines.

The report just issued by the man
ayers OF the Comstock Pumping asso-
clatlon has this to say of the recent
strike IN the famous Nevada mine:
Inc ld50-foot Level-From the slopes
nlnety-four feet south of the west
cross-cut passing the Wine to the l. 500
we nave extracted fifty tons of ore of
an average of $25.S3 gold value of sam
pies taken from the ore cars on the
surface. Part Of the ore is filings from
the track floor. the balance being ore
from new ground. In raising in this
new ground we find much better ore
On our second floor above the 1.750 we
nave a width of at least ten feet of
ciean ore that will assay $50 per ton.
rms ore is separated from the old
slopes by few feet of low grade ore,
porphyry and clay. / have failed to
find any record, either written or
mapped, that this ground had been
worked before. The ore is 100 feet
south of the old California south line
and near what is believed to be the
footwall of the vein.
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a generally better feeling is in evil
dence everywhere.
Colonel John NJ. Burke, formerly Of
Salt Lake, but now of Spokane, re-
Gently purchased the Banzette mine
for something like 1000.
The Bonanza mine, with its big mill
of over 100 stamps pounding away,
also changed hands for $4,000. There
have been several other deals con-
summated in that locality and others
are in the course of negotiation.
The Red Boy mine j. clearing $4,000
every month, and the La Bellevue is
treating about thirty tons daily.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04
Utah Mans Good Luck.

MI. Ledbetter, Salt Lake man. the
carbon County Journal, of Rawlins,
Wyo.. states, has been prospecting in
the vicinity of the new strike for some
time, and finding a promising looking
outcrop, began to sink, and at depth
of less than ten feet struck a vein of
rich-looking copper ore, which is said
to be at least twenty-five feet wide
and Will run very high, Sc per cent be-
ing a moderate estimate of the rich
part of the ore, which is large per-
centage of the whole
This is no doubt one of the largest
veins of high grade copper ore ever dis
covered in the state. and if it holds its
value with depth. as it should. will
soon attract the attention of the min
ing world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04
Metal Market.
ports were sent out yesterday
Mining Notes.

Gill S. Peyton visited the Overland at
Mercur yesterday.
The stock exchanges will open for
business as usual tomorrow.
H. E. Zerbe will spend his Fourth at
the Hercules mine near Stockton
c. A. Cook went out to Bingham to
attend TO some mining matters yester-
day.
]. NJ. Wheeler of the South Swansea
staff is in the city to remain over the
Fourth.
Willard d. Thompson. the well known
mining man, left for the east last night
on important mining business.
Colonel S. b. Miner returned yester
day from the Dexter at Tuscarora.
New. of which he is manager
The assessment levied some time ago
on the stock of the Frisco Mining COM
pany became delinquent yesterday.
3. f. Woodward has returned from
a brief trip to the Joe Bowers Exten
sion property in the Tintic district.
David Evans returned from Tintic
yesterday. where he has been looking
after his interests at the May Day.
j. A. Cunningham. jr.. superintendent
of the New East Tintic railway. came
in yesterday to stay over the Fourth.
JtSSe might came up from Provo
yesterday to attend to some mining
business and returned home last even
ing.
Ed Loose returned from the east yes
terday, where he went on a business
trip with Thomas Kearns and Cover
nor Wells.
Joseph Deidrichs, the well known
contractor, will leave for Idaho in a
few days to look owe: several mining
propositions.
r. j. Coleman, manager of the De
Lamar interests, visited the property
of the Boston Consolidated yesterday
at Bingham.
The Conklin sampler reported the ar
rival of two cars of ore from Tintic,
two from Bingham and three from
Stockton yesterday.
w. A. Scott will leave this morning
for a tour of Idaho camps in the in
terest of the Mining and Scientific
Press of San Francisco.
Earl Dunshee has returned from an
extended trip into the Gold Mountain
country, which he thinks is one of the
coming great camps of the state.
The owners of the Liberal claim, To-
Gated in Markham gulch, Bingham,
held a meeting yesterday and decided
TO commence development work at
once
George w. Silks, who stakes all his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04
yhitmore Bros. & Balinger Tel. &C
Vernal Telephone COMPANY.

Total ................................s l,
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Union Pacific Railway.

Total ..:....... ..........S 49, 4O5 s SCI. 800
s167, $40. For 1888, $149, 245
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Brave Men Fall

victims TO stomach. liver and kidney
troubles as we'll as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite. poisons
in the blood. backache. nervousness.
headache and tired, HStless, rundown
feeling But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to j. W. Gardner.
Idaville. Ind. He says: Electric Bit
tiers are just the thing for a man when
he is all rundown, and don't care
whether he lives or dies. 1t did more
to give me new strength and good ap-
petite than anything 1 could take.
can now eat anything. and have a new
lease on life" Only so cents, at 4. C.
NJ /. Drug Store. Every bottle guar
anteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04
Big Buffalo Deal.


Lewiston, Ida, Tribune.)
Hon. j. ]. Bennett. representing the
De Lamar Mining company in the $780,
600 bond on the Big Buffalo property.
and D. B. Huntley, general manager
OF the company, arrived in the city
yesterday from Grangeville Mr. Hunt
ley viii leave this morning for De La
mar. and will return to examine the
Big Buffalo as soon as the snow has
gone off. which will be between the
LIST and 10th of July. The De Lamar
representatives have not yet made a
definite investigation of the property.
The first payment of $25. 900 on the
pond natures July Il, and if the prop
erty IS large enough for the company 10
handle Mr. Huntley is amply prepared
to make payments and go on with the
work at his own discretion.