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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-14
Przeglad ~polityczny.

A wiec Dreyfuss sostal skssany
sobote sad wojsnny " Rsnnss,
piecioua gaOsami pr.eoiwko dwom,
usnas jsgo vine po poisorsgodsionsJ
nsradsis ! skssaf 60 ma dsiesis6 Ia,
w~ie.isnia " forssoy. Ponisws ,al
ponovny sad W tel sprawis sostal
.woiauy ma mooy wyroku ssiu kssa
Oyjnsgo. ktory .uicsa wyrok ssdu
wojsnnsgo .l894r., prssso Drsyfass
must po raz drugi sak.s ulsds hsh.
biscsj csrsmonji dsgradsoji. Co sic
tyosy odsiadywania ksry, to. jak
wislu prsypussosa, pouiswaA Drsy-
fuss odsisdsiai jut 5 lat v odosob
oieniu ma Wyspis Djsoslstisj I po-
niswsz tn kara uwafa sic IA diva ra
~ wief sra, me- swykfs wie.ienis, t.
j. "a katdy rok tel kary liosy sic
diva lsta wiesienia " fortscy; prrsso
Drsyfuss .~ostanis w~ypussosony ma
wolnosc pc dsgradacji. 1 tsgo jed
max takts uniknS6 mote. jstsli ulas
kawi go prs,ydent rseo,ypospolitej.
W kaadym ra.is - wyrok sapadt,
nspreaona struus ocsskiwania I ME
pswnosCi pekiai prsychOdsi wiso
Nv, sta, c.y wyrok ten jest spra-
wisdliwy. Ogromna wieks.osc prssy
amerykahskiej wyr,as sic re ,groza.
fs popeiniono mord poltycsny, ts
.dus,ono spra wisdliwof6, 70 dow.e-
~isd,iono issnisnia nsjsupstnisjs.e
go roskisdu poczuoia morslnosci
y armji fr~sncuskisj. my ma to odpo-
-lsmy, re to nile jest spscjalna wilma
Fraocji, q wog6ls w~ssystkioh spofs.
csshstw, " kt6ryob %milisarysm stall
sic ~podstaws pahsswa. TIA sauna spra
%, gdyby byia pr,snisHona do WHO.
ssech, Nismiec, Rosji lub Austrji
tax Same byiaby Ossd.ons, tam bo
~iem, Rdsis ks4dsmu aoiniersowi
wpsjs sic, 70 on jest jedyns podsta
w ssorslcia ! spokojo narosu; gdz'e
wbijs sic 60 " dune. jake b, hstsrs
! mfcioisls krrywd pshssws; tam ,
por.sdku rssosy dale mo sic pisrw
~srehstwo pr.ed Iwykiymi imisrsslni
ksmi, tam 60 sic stswis M pisdests
lie nierwykisj powsgi ! nietykalnosoi
" ~sprawsoh. tsk rwanyoh honoro.
~yOh, tax wisfnis jsk sssio sic We
Francji, Z 10 jsdnsk rosnios, TO gdy
@ pshstwaeh monsrt hioinych rssosy
tskie robis sic 20 ciohu, " rseosy
pospolisej Francu.kiej - spraws to.
IA ME oby-s sic ber ogromnsgo roe.
gfosu. BJc mote, IL Drsyfass byi
.~ioisn, ale niesaprxsosopym jsst fax.
tenn, 4. " srssbie fssnouskim d1iaiy
sic nisgodsivosci. Csy - to ms
by6 winisu bszvzglsdnis csiy Mud
franourki, csy tsf tylko o lyle, u ds,
sic obaasmuoic ! uwiersyt y nisty
ksIoosc armjif Nischsj TO bsdIis
nsuks ola tyoh, kt6rry sprsyjsjs 20
vieksssniu armji, ks6rsy oboisliby
tutsj Z tctnisrsy uosynic bobstsrow,
sspomiosjso o tyoh bohsssraoh afots
ko~sois, bebls J pity. prsoown,
osukovsj s.koiy, tworrscyob legion
rreosy~issyoh obroho6w wislkosol
narodo~ej. Gdy oni sdobeds sobie
take usosois, jake dsisisj ms pisrw
ssy lspszy proaoisk Of ~igsjsoy ks
rsbin = wsedy sprsws taxa jsk
Ore fasss betzis niemotsbos,
Ma niesscseflivs Franojs spsds
clos 20 ciosis. Me skohoxyi sc jess
ose process D~rsyfass, gdy wssrsssnst
spotsczshstwsm fwisfy wypsdsk,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-14
Ma nOwem miejscu.

RsstauracJa 1 saloon y. S. ]. Ro
kossa, misssossca sic dotvohosss p
q. 100 w. Randolph, prssnissions
sostaia p. n. 112 w. R,udolph nj.
W sobote d. 10 b. m, odbedsie sis
otwaroie nowsgo lokslu, ns kt6rs p
R 'koss ~uprrsjuis .apras,s wssyst'
kioh xasjomycb.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-14

oam ssanis, MECH 90 oboe mas 10 no
sstuje".
TAX powinisn postepowa6 ksady
csfowisk mifujscy sw6j krsj s.o.s
Nismcy.
Rssd pruski poni6sf M poslsd,s
oiu p~srlamentu dnis % Z. m. mis-
smisrnis dotkliws klesks. Ssjm. mi
mo ogromnych w~ysiss6w re ,trony
rssdu. aaeby y ~ostasnisj Jssso.e
ohwili poryskac konssrwatyss6w dl,
orojsksu kansiu. kt6ry mist iso.yc
Rem Re be. odrsuoii Oaiy projeks &.
oaiowy 235 gsosami pr.sci ~ko LAT
ts2 possow wssrrymaio sic cd gioso.
wania). q projskt kana,u dorsmund.
ko-rshskiego 275 giOsami pr.soiwko
184 Fsks. 70 prsspadi 1 tso kama.
oretoiowy ma o lyle waane sns.
o.snis, 10 Projskt nile pr.yjdsie jus
pod obrady isbY Pan6w - leo. Il
- tel sssji ssjmowsj uvsAs6 20 tr.s
Oa jus n zupeaoie poch,wsny. A
10 o~ssasnisj ohwili spodsiewsno sic
osPswno, IL prsynsjmnisj ta pisrw
sss o.elc projsktu sostauie coalons ,
&c stsnis sic ola rssdu mostsm, p
kt6rym dojd.is I csassm do spsinis
nia oaiego ssego samisru. Tymc.a
sem staio sie insossj. 1Okoliosnose
10 oposyojs ~prssoiwko kanaiowi
Observation-Disclosures byis nswst
wieksss, nis oPo.ycja prssoiwko Ga
ssmu projsktowi, tiomsosy sic tam.
IL przsoiwko tel ozesoi kansiu gsoso.
wafo takte wislu swolsnnik6w Gale
60 kansiu, obswisjao sic, Il prsyje.
ole pewnej oresci proJsktu uniemos
liwi, . prsynsjmnisj utrudni, .upsln
PrseProwadsenie pczaisj oafolci.
Zrss.ta wisls techuio.nyoh w.gls-
dow prssmawiaio ~przsoiwko tsmu
Wine klsski rssdowsj .~alajs .wo
lsnnioy ksnaiu jsdnogiOSnis ns mi
nistra Miqusla. sroohwiadny ter
do nisdawna minister starai sie dc.
godE6 obu stronom, konserwhtyw
nej ~libsrslnej, a. wresscis... strsc;.
s~aufaais obu stron.
2 prrsbiegu togo .sbranis pr,y.
toosyt wyp,ds mianowiois 10, i
wszyscy mi~nistrowis, kt6ryoh Wy
dsisfy msjs re~ns stycsnoic . pro
jsktsm tskim. wysilali ale formaln'e
ns argumsnta. atsby sisma6 opo'
ssro aniosw pr.eoiwnyph. Prsem6wa
ct prezes ministr6w, sed.iwy
ksisae Hohsuiohs, ale r6wnisf be,
skutku. Walka ma siows byia saoie
to n'ekisdy ssorstka ~ossssso.ni-
rssd niOssgo ME osiegnas. Jst visl.
kim musiaf bye naoisk, wywisraO)
prsss mioistr6w ma posi6w konssr
watywnyob, r.. op6r & ioh ssrony,
= dowodsi wypsdek. Re jsdsn
laodrat6w, pan H.ssslbach - snie
wolopy byi, ME oboso gtosows6 Ina
ozej. nit visksEosc konssrwatyss6~
ssoayt prssd giosowaniem msnds.
pcsslski. II
Wszystkie dsienniki .gad.sjs ole
&c rssd pruski cd 30 kilku lat ME
poniosf takisj kleski ! to kleska :
chociszby na ra.ie mineas rIeo.ywi'
ole beg wazuisj'sych nassepstw. pie
po.ostsuie bee wpiywu ma dalssy rec
Vol wewnetr.oyoh ssosunk6w Prus
Niemiec. Starry SIC OF SNOW ma dob
re diva obo.y: libsraloy l konssrvs-
tywny, z kt6rych ks.dy prsgnsaby
rssdzie pshst~em wediug swoioh IA
sad pragoisd. Ma razie zwycis,y.
ob6I koossrwatywny ! ssmssii ole
srogo ma rradrie "a tax oIests
" ossstaim oIssie dogadzs
nile Pradowi libsnlusmu l rsprsssn
towanemu pres lIbsrsi6w wislkismo
Prssmysaowi nis~misCkiemu. Csy st,l
swyoiestwo 10 bedris trwats - OF
do tego ehybs sami konssr watysn
pswuoloi ME majs.
AUSTRIA.
Krwsws rorruchy ssssiy W pistsb
! sobote 20 | 20 :. m. , oks.ji obcbo-
du urodxin cssarss F~sauoisxka J6
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-14
P0siedzenie delegation 0bcho
dOwych

"a p6inoono saohodnisj stron!s mia
sta odbedsis sic " sobets. dnia 10 b
On. o godsinie 8 wisczorsm, " dolnel
bali Domu Z~isskowsgo. U,rasss
sic g. dslsgat6~ o prsybyois. gdy,
"a posiedssniu tenn nastspi obior "a
rssdu ns rok pr.yssfy, r6wnief od'
csytausm bsdzis speawosdsois roo.
me-. KsHdy dslsRtt powinien byt
saopatrzony " msndat.
St. Z~ioo.ewski. prssydsnt.
J.. ]. Chrsauov sxi, sekr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
New York Mining Stocks.
San Francisco Mining stocks :.

San Francisco, Oct. 6-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were n follows. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
In Strong Demand On the Salt Lake
Exchange Yesterday.
STOCK ADVANCED TO S2.43
HEAVY SALES OF NORTHERN
LIGHT MADE.
And An Improvement Noticed In
Prices-Grand Central Was Lower
Ben Butler Was Not So Strong
Sacramento Unchanged-The
Closing Quotations.

The feature of the day on the min
ing exchange was Mammoth. The stock
opened strong at $780, Some lively
skirmishing was INDUCED in by the
brokers and spirited bidding came from
all quarters of the pit. Prices We're on
the jump andaat the close buyers were
offering S2.43 for the security. North
ern Light engaged in the transactions
and was heavy dealer during the call.
Bids of 1SA were made at the opening;
buyers seemed t. be plentiful and were
ready to absorb the stock as fast as it
was brought out At tie wind-up
sales were recorded at 207s cents. Grand
entral showed tendency to go lower,
but held its own fairly well, consider
ing the trend of prices the past few
days. Sacramento went through the
day without change. Ben Butler was
not so strong, while Bunker Hill was
held UP to stiff figures. Yankee Con-
solidated continued in good condition,
but showed a slight weakness towards
the close. Daisy opened weak, but was
inclined to improve before the bidding
stopped. Ontario was active, and bro
kers bid up to $500 for it, but no one
wanted to unload at those figures.
Buyers were willing to pay 60 cents for
Tesora, but failed to shake any of it
out The closing quotations were as
follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
LINOLEUMS.

All Linoleums have advanced in
price, so this will probably be a
last chance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
STRIKE IN THE ANNIE LAURIE.
Two Feet of $50 Ore In an Old
Tunnel.

Gideon Snyder. who has charge of
the boarding house at the Annie Laurie
mine Gold Mountain. came up from
camp yesterday and reported that a
good strike was made in an old tunnel
on the property Monday last. The tun-
mel had been run in on the vein some
400 feet several months ago. but at
that point the ledge became barren
and the tunnel was advanced no fur
Their. Since the bonding of the mine to
Mr.. Kimberley. however, and under the
advice of Expert Rutan, work has
again been renewed. An upraise to
fthe surface is being made through the
Iore at the 400-foot mark in the tunnel
and some forty-five out of the 100 feet
70 raise has been accomplished. The
tunnel itself has been driven ahead
some fifty feet since work began, and
on Monday last, as stated, two feet of
500 gold ore made it appearance in the
face This is a showing that will prove
extremely gratifying to Mr.. Kimberley.
who, il is believed, viii be out to see
how work is progressing during the
next week or ten DAYS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
Mining Notes.

night. - '''''
ID. A. Cohen viii arrive tomorrow
morning from San Francisco.
Mayor Wilkes was called TO Bingham
on mining business yesterday.
The Grand Central was in the mar
ket with five cars of ore yesterday.
Judge John A. Street has gone to Ne
Vada to look up some mining PROPOSE
superintendent J. A. Jacobson will
ieaVe for the Ben Butler at Bingham
this morning. '-''''-
George Paxman came up from Silver
! CITY yesterday, to take in the sights
of the state fair.
The Conklin sampling works reported
the arrival of twelve cars of ore from
| Tintic yesterday. Oiii
Joe Bamberger began his duties as
official caller of the Salt Lake stock ex-
change yesterday.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
the arrival of seven cars of ore from
1intic and two from Frisco yesterday.
Colonel E. G. Hebron was in Bing-
ham yesterday, looking after the inter
ests Of the Bingham Copper proper
ties.
nice appearing sample of ore was
exhibited from the Silver Queen mine.
1lnuc, at the office OF Foulks, & Evans
yesterday.
Alexander II. Tarbet is expected
nome today from an inspection trip
TO the After Thought mines in Shasta
county, California
The Bunker Hill mine of Stockton
and the Ben Butler and New Yosemite
of ERlnnh1 ri -, -
exhibit at the state fair
The management of the New yosem-
lite at Bingham reports considerable
hrst-class shipping ore coming in the
workings of that property.
Richard Guenther. jr., will leave for
Mercur today, to make an inspection
of the Little Pittsburg. He will be ac-
companied by superintendent Frank
Jardine.
Judge ]. W. Burton. F. Z. Wilson and
Joseph Beck. the latter Superintendent
of the Aetna mine. win leave for
HALEY, Ida. tomorrow, to take a look
through that property.
J. McCalla received a fine sample of
ore from Deep Greek property yester-
day, in which he recently became in
terested. The ore carries seine very
high values in lead. copper and gold.
Professor J. c. Mcintyre, who has
been conducting some examinations for
Smith & Moffat, the well known Den /
yer mining men. in the Gold Mountain
district, returned from the south yes
terday morning, and after remaining
in the city for a few hours took his
departure for the east.
James A. Cunningham returned home
from New York yesterday, where he
was accompanied by two daughters,
who have entered the Houghton semi
nary at Clinton, that state. Mr. Gun
ningham says there is no truth in the
story that he had given an option on
his holdings in the Mammoth mine to
eastern people
Virginia Enterprise: Following is. a |
copy of the telegram sent to the secre-
tary of the Comstock Pumping asso-
citation by Manager Ryan yesterday |
Virginia. New, Oct. i, 1S99-
Aug. Waterman, room -, Nevada |
block. San Francisco, Cal: Since last |
report No ] elevator ran nine hours.
At $50 this morning water was eight
feet two inches below the 1850 station"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
DE LAMAR TO BE SUED.
Workman In the Nevada Mine Will
Ask $4,000 Damages.

King, Burton & King. as attorneys of
NJ. Fl. Gardner, VIII file suit in the
ed.strict court today against De Lamar
elSeNada Gold Mining company.
The plaintiff in the case was formerly
iis the employ If the defendant. and
WIZ allege in the complaint that. while
engaged in pushing some ore cars on
the 200 level of TIE mine, he was per-
manently injured by a caving in Of the
roof of the drift in which he was
working. he VIII ailege that the COM
p3ny was negligent in not having the
drift timbered properly. BY the falling
of earth uDan him he sustained internal
snjlries from which he never recovered.
as win ask the court for damages to
: The ama,,nf Of 500 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07

Vancouver. n. c.. Oct. Ga remark
able story of cannibalism was brought
to Sydney. Australia, few days be-
fore the sailing of the steamer .Aorangi
to this port, by the French steamer
Jeanette. The victim of the display of
savagery was native of Hawaii,
named Amaru. VINO acted as orderly to
the immigration department at Nou-
mea, in the New Hebrides.
About six months ago Amaru mar
ried a native woman of Aoba in the
New Hebrides group, and on passing
that island on the second day of the
voyage of the Jeanette to one of the
outlying islands, he decided to visit
his wife's tribe. Accordingly the couple
were put off in a small boat and it was
only a. few weeks ago that the steamer
made a second call and learned their
fate. BY mistake they had landed
ON an unfriendly shore and we're taken
prisoners.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
United States Plant Can't Be Built
Before 1900.
sAv'T GET THE MACHINERY
NEITHER ARE THE PLANS COM.
PLETED YET.
Tests Made at Copper
Plant Likely to Result In That
Institutions Operation Soon
Two Feet of 500 Ore In Annie
I.aurie-De Lamar to Be Sued.

James w. NeilL manager of the
Emitted States Mining company, said
last Right that the new smelling plant
which is to treat the ores of the United
States and Centennial Eureka mines in
/ he future will not be erected this year.
Ft is an impossibility, he says to get
he machinery here FOR it under three
months, and as the plans for the build
|1g and its auxilaries are not complete
II is doubtful if much Roadway, if any,
win be made in the construction of the
building before the close of the year.
I1r. NELL reported no new developments
Rt the Bingham mines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
SALT LAKE COPPER PLANT.
Tests Completed and
Reports Sent East.


There is every indication that the pre-
zaiction made by The Herald some time
y ago that the copper plant would be
Blown in again will come true The
#Lewissohn brothers of New York, who
town the big building, evidently do not
4intend to let it be idle much longer.
EWhen Manager Edgar @, Tuttle was
Instructed to look around for certain
Sclass of silicious ores it seemed plain
that something is going to happen. 1t
6Nas rumored at one time that the cop
sper plant would be partially disman-
Hled and the machinery taken out sent
I'm to the Copper Mountain mine in
BOX Elder county, where. it was report
led a new sInelter was. likely to be built.
Since then it has been admitted that a
|smelter at the Copper Mountain mine
|would not be the most profitable thing
lin the world. The Copper Mountain
|Dres carry practically no silica. Sill
eious pres are not plentiful in the local.
|ity 81 the mine; it would be an eX-
|pensfve matter to ship them through
Salt Lake to the property, and mas
much as the Lewisshons have the Salt
Lake plant it is believed they have
considered it a wiser and cheaper plan
30 smell The Copper Mountain ores here
and go to the nearby camps for those
of { siiciGus character. A short time
ago William Kemp, who has been SUI
perintending development work on a
copper property owned by the Lewis
shons in Shasta county, California, was
ordered here to conduct a course of eX-
periments upon Copper Mountain and
other ores sent over to the copper plant
Tor that purpose. An experimental fur
mace has been fixed up and for several
weeks there has been quite a force en-
gagged about the big plant. Mr.. Kemp
has completed his work, and yester-
day sent his reports in to New York
TO the head Offices Upon them win de-
pend what is &c be done in the future.
There is little room for doubt that the
Furnaces at the copper plant win soon
1,1ar--,, in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
UTAH EXCHANGE TRANSFER.
Salt Lake Board Will Likely Occupy
D. F. Walker Building.

The papers necessary to make com
plete the transfer of the Utah Exchange
corporation to the Salt Lake Stock &.
Mining Exchange were all prepared last
evening, and with the exception of two
shares of stock in the first named body.
had been presented, properly signed.
ready to turn over to the purchasers.
From y. L. Morris it was. Learned that
the formal exchange would be made
today, when the members of the Utah
board will have 5000 to distribute among
them pro rata.
The governing board of the Salt Lake
Exchange is considering the PROPOSE
ton of moving into the room occupied
by the Utah board in the D. F. Walker
building. This viii undoubtedly be
done, if satisfactory arrangements can
be made as to rents. The exchange
would then have plenty of room, as
well as fine place for the mineral
exhibit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
Yesterdays Stock Sales

,oI Daisy. 50Oq1S7sc; 5O0Q1sc: 50Oa191lc; 1O00
l9l2c: 5O0d19c, seller 30 days.
y-West, Ie0dsl3 80; Z 100dS1S,4O
a. Grand Central. 1,125Q$5; 1OOas4.91, seller
Mammoth. 5OOas2s 80; lOOas2. IS; 10oas2.s7;
1O0GS24 49, seller 80 days.
Northern Light, 5O5G1SAc: 1OOOa19c; 5000
5S52c; sea l9$sc; S60Oa20c; 5OOd2OHc: S.l009
2olsc; 1,50002O5sc 5O0Q204c; 5O0n2J7sc: 5000
2Ol4c; 5O0d20c, seller 80 days.
Sacramento. 400d47s4c.
South Swansea 2O0d$1 60; 100dS1 .6s15.
Naleo. 4G006Sszc; 1G0a64c
Petro S00d61c
Swansea. 2OOa$3:9s. seller 80 days
Joe Bowers, 1009G16ikc.
Golden Eagle. 1,000d4i5c
167sc.
Bunker Hill, 1001d61se
Total shares sold. 81 $50 i
Selling value of stocks. $21, 54S.12.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07

II you only knew what thousands Of
people have learned YOU would suffer
no longer. Surgery has been the only
radical help 5oE heIn s.-i (protrud-
covery that the common buckeye is 4
specific for these troubles makes III easv
to do what operations have frequenfIss
failed to do. Tabier's Buckeye PjIs
Ointment positively cures every form
OF piles-blinds bleeding. itching and
protruding. The remedy that has cured
thousands will not fail in your case.
cents
Sold by q. c. M. I, Drug Department.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
BROUGHT IN LILLY ORE.
P. P. Hindmarsh Greatly Pleased
With the Showing Made.

y p. Hindmarsh, the well known Tin
tic mining man, came up from that
camp yesterday. He is working a lease
o. the Lilly ground and brought in the
sixth shipment of ore with him. He
says the mine is looking better every
day and some very rich bodies of ore
have been encountered in the Slopes on
the zoo level Of the mine. winze is
being sunk to catch the ore at a lower
depth and to open up more Stopping
room
Mr.. Hindmarsh is greatly pleased
with the showing in the mine. He says
IL is right on the contact of the country.
and he believes there is no doubt of its
becoming one of Tintic's greatest pro-
cueers.
The car Of ore brought up yesterday
VIII be sampled today. It came from
tie Slopes on the 2Ge level.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
His Terrible Torture.

The man was tied to a stake and his
torture began. This consisted first in
allowing vicious jungle snakes from
which the poison fangs had been re-
moved to attack the mans legs. Then
a fire was made at his feet aud his
legs were horribly burned. though the
injury was superficial so that the vic
tim could not die under the treatment.
Then he was made a target for the
spears of the trfbesmen, who finally
killed him. He was torn to pieces and
placed over a fire with two sheep. In
fact, according to the story, he was
eaten with the sheep.
In the meantime Amaru's wife had
been provided with a second husband
The matter was reported to a British
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
Ore. Bullion and ovanides.

The ore, bullion and cyanide receipts
aggregated total of $7S,65O yesterday,
as follows:
Mccormick & Co, ores, IS, 900.
Bamberger & Mcmillan, ores, $14, 55O.
I. r. Jones & Co. ore, S2s 500; bull
lion. SIS 400
National Bank of the Republic, cyan
ides. $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
Waiting On the Canadians.

Washington. Oct. 6.2There has been
no progress towards final agreement
upon a modus viveudi fixing the Alas
kan boundary even temporarily, since
the tentative scheme framed BY Sec
rotary Hay and Mr.. Tower, the Britt
ish charge. was sent to London for
ratification there. So far as Is known.
here the London authorities are still
waiting upon the Canadians in this
matter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
JOE BOWERS EXTENSION.
Manager Woodward Speaks of the
Condition Of That Property.

Manager r. F. woodward of the Joe
Bowers Extension Mining company is
in from Tintie. In speaking of the mine
yesterday Err. Woodward said develop
ment work is progressing very satisfae-
t04iiy The fiow Of water encountered
some time ago is not increasing any.
and the pumps recently installed can
keep the lower workings cleared of that
, disturbing element without any trouble.
The Shaft is being pushed Gown rap
idly ard has reached the depth of 400
feet Drifting is also in progress, and
everywhere developments are showing
epcouraging results
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
MR.. MURPHY's RESIGNATION.
Chan GARDENER Will Likely Become
Manager of the Daisy Mine.

Arthur Murphy, who has directed
affairs at the Daisy mine on the West
DIP for several months, rendered his
resignation to that company yesterday.
he viii probably be succeeded by Chan
GARDENER.
1t is expected that the machinery for
the new addition to the mill viii arrive
by Monday. when the plant will be shut
down for at least three days in order to
replace the OLD elevator, which has
caused a great deal of annoyance Of
late, with a new one.
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The utah State pirectoru.

r. /. Polk & Co. Of Salt Lake civ
are about to issue a State Gazetteer
and Business Directory for Utah. The
work win be most complete. covering
every point in the state, with every
business and profession properly ar
ranged and classified. Every business
man should subscribe for it,
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Y. L. N. M. I. A.

Saturday, Oct {, at . p. m, there will
be held in the Fourteenth ward hall, a
meeting of stake and local officers of
the Y. L. n. NJ. I. A. An invitation is
extended to all Interested in NJ /. work.
ELMINA S. TAYLOR.
President
ANN NJ. CANNON.
Secretary