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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

Mountain district which consists Of
i6i2e acres.
2ses-The Illinois Mining company
secures the Copperton lode In the Yves,
g.H5 acres.
2esi-De Lamar Mcrcur Mines compa-
ny. by Its attorney. w. A. Cunning
ham. purchases the Gold Flat. Little
Wee and Rover mine No. 4. cons. In
the Camp Floyd mining dletiet. consist
Ing OF 5i.5so acres.
2es5-Thc Honorlnc Mining company.
by It's attorney, l.. u. Goliath secures
the Texas lode IN the Rush Valley min
Ing district. consisting OF s.032 acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
/ MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS. /
STRONG AND ACTIVE START
Depression In Prices was Limited
Live stock u.rkct Lower
Produce Quiet

New York. Dec. 27.-The departments
for Americans on the London exchange
showed gains throughout this morn
Ing, and the stock market here opened
higher In sympathy. Gains In num-
Der OF intcrnationais and leading indus
trials approximated point. The mar
kct was active and strong. Some ef-
fort was made to induce weakness In
the general market by raidlng sugar
and BROOKLYN transit. These stocks
yielded n point. and tobacco. which was
run ny ~ to % reacted 2is. other is
sues meantime held firmly, and n cub
scqucnt demand for the western inter-
national properties lifted them mater
lnlly. Covering began In the industrlals.
the gains being most noteworthy In the
local traction stocks. The announce
mcnt OF tho failure OF brokers' firm
In Boston caused n sharp reaction and
DUN market. The lower level Of prices
attracted some outside demand. which
was most manifest In the grangers and
trunk lines. Their exhibition OF
strength promoted buying elsewhere.
and the entire list advanced on ami
mated buying. The railroads responded
best, gains ranging from ] To T.
drive at BROOKLYN tranalt checked the
advance A good demand prevailed for
bonJis NJ Improved prices
The upward movement OF prices con-
tinued into the last hour. the spccialtles
ana trunk lines taking a conspicuous
place. Gains In the latter group were
extended TO 3 points. The trading took
ON additional animation and the cX-
tent Of the gains invited pruiit-tak-
Ing by the traders which caused some
recessiona. There were rcgaincd In the
final dealings. The closing was active
and strong Mt the best prices OF the
day. showing net gains ranging w
nearly ten points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
AS PERMANENT sLANDER.p

A bronze statue OF Biornstjerne
Bjornson and one OF Ibsen stand before
the national theater In chrlstlanla, and
have aroused deal of discussion. on
B1ornson's return to the theater, after
thirty years absence, to direct the re-
hearsals OF his play. "ueber die Kraft"
he wrote demanding the removal OF his
statue, as he deems It a permanent
SANDER" Ibsen, in answer to an in
quiry as to his view. said that he had
never seen his. II Is now proposed to
remove both and recast them In some
less Objectionable form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
STAR or rISE cAS,oS
said to be Involved Deeply - Mine Never
Looked netter

It IL stated that the Star gold mine
In Pine canyon. Bingham, IL passing
through deep water Just now owing
largely, II Nv said. to the lack OF good
Judgment ON the part OF those who are
directing Its affairs. Thousands OF
dollars are said to hsvc been expended
N such q why that no returns can ever
be looked Cor, The mine ~ said 10 look
better than ever. Ore bodies OF greater
Dimensions are opened up all the time
until today. the mine never presented
such hatterlng prospect Of making
Fcmc money for It's stockholders Hut
with ncws Of the mines Improved con-
dillon comes word that the company IL
nearly nt tho end OF It's financial rope
and that unless something unforeseen
occurs "A crisis In Its AFFAIRS Is not very
far distant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

Boston, Mass, Dec. 2G.-Tho holiday
season has not had much effect ON tho
wool market. The demand continues
Territory wool continues to lead.
Holders are asking IS cents Cor fine
medium and fine while the staple artl-
Gle Is calling for 20 cents. Fleece woods
are slow, but the market holds firm.
Quotations;
Territory wools-Montann and pa
kotn iine medium and fine, 22G2ic;
secured 6O0Gjc. staple, G6I7Oc. Utah,
wyoming fine medium and fine, lSGl
Gle; secured, 59n62c. staple. G5dGse;
Idaho tine medium and tine. 1sd2ic:
secured 6eMG2c; medium, 2Oll 23e;
secured 52d5ic.
Australian, secured basis. spot prices.
eeomblng superline, s519oc; good. $50
SCI average. SEC,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
STRIKE IN MAST CLAIMS.
A Foot Of Gaiena Encountered In the Up.
raise from the Mast Tunnel.

For some time past work has been
continued at the Mast property In Bling
ham In running m upralse that shall
connect the benton ana Mast tunnels.
In prosecuting this work the manage
ment has encoutcrcd about n foot OF
high grade galenn ore. The vein con-
tlnues on either side OF the upralse and
the raise has been pushed upward into
the galena Il distance OF more than 20
feet. While the strike is not very re-
mnrknhlc II serves to greatly stimulate
the work OF development now going on.
There has been some talk recently
Of the Mast property changing hands.
but n IL stated that owing to the re-
cent financial furry In Boston the deal
N now on. The parties who had the
proposition under consideration had
scarcely reached the city when news
fiom Boston made them retraee their
utepa In Il hurry.
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a car OF Red Wing was settled for to-
day.
The Mammoth marketed car OF ore
today.
Eight cars OF Dniy-west ore were at
the sampler today.
A strike is reported In the skylark In
Beaver Lake district.
The Galena OF Fish Springs had a car
OF ore on today's market
A car Of GLASGOW and Western ore
was on the market today.
J. a. Brown expected to leave for the
Joe Bowers at Tintic this evening.
Five cars OF ore were on the market
today from the Daily West of Park city.
The conklln sampler reported one car
Of ore from Tintic. i've from Park City
and one from Nevada today.
4 force OF men has been put TO work
on the Utah Guano company's proper
" on Cunnison Island In Great Salt
Lake.
II. a. Cohen OF Capt. De Lamar's
stan has returned from visit to the
Hully Hill mines In Shasta county. Cali
fornla.
A car Of ore was on the market to-
day from the lessccs on the United
states Mining eompany's property at
Bingham.
Rumor has II that Boston gentle
man has been In the city for the past
Few days arranging for the construction
Of new smcltor.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
eight cars Of ore from Park city. one
NANHmAI a
one from Fish Springs today.
Judge $. =. shopc has left for Chicago
after visit to the Lincoln mine near
Milford. He reports that the water In
the mine Is gradually being brought I'M
der control.
Manager sam Mcintyre Of the Man,
moth milne ls at present located on his
ranch In Nevada. In spite OF Mr.. Nc
lntyrc's assurance that a dividend would
be paid on January LIST. 1t now look,
very doubtful.
Yesterday was the last day OF the
Extension on the option granted 10 the
eastern parties by the Copper Glance
Mining company OF Bingham and as
nothing has been heard from the East
ern end OF the line It Is presumed that
the option Is on.
Tuscarora Tlmes-Revlew: An assess
ment Of 2 cents per share has been
levied on the capital stock OF the Tus
carora Chief The property l. recog.
nized as one or the best pieces OF
GROUND In the camp and In the past
has produced several fortunes Al
present II 10 known to contain large
bodies OF good grade Of ore sufficient
to keep a mill IN operation. and Just
why II In permitted to remain idle IL
mystery To those who are Informed as
TO It's physical condition.
Washington County News: ]. $.
Huntsman OF Joseph. Nevada. paid this
Office n pleasant call last Saturday.
He with J. +. Dotson. OF st. Joe. are
working claim about ten miles
northeast OF Guniock. and are sinking
a SHAFT. expecting to open up rich
body OF copper and gold ore In
about ton days. He reports mountain
lions doing much damage to stock In
that section, having seen number OF
stock that had been killed by the
follnes. Mr.. Huntsmnn IL of the
opinion that prospecting II about I'm.
ishcd for the present In Bull Valley,
as snow covers the ground
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
MAMMOTH DIvIpusp.
statement Again 1adc that u WIN he Paid
About the I.i.

The statement was given out today
~ one OF the directors OF the Mammoth
Mining company that n dividend OF 10
cents share or $4,000 viii be paid
lntyrc Is expected In from Nevada to-
day or tomorrow. when something may
be expected The fact that MIR. McIn-
tyre has already stated that the divi-
dcnd viii be paid with the assurance
Of one OF the directors who Is very
close 10 Mr. Mcintyre may be taken
~ pretty good foundation for the be-
llct INDUCED In By some OF the stock
holders that a dividend will surely
come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

Kansas city. Dec. 27.--Cattle-Re-
celpts. 5000 Market STEADY to lOc
lower. Native steers. 45Od6.l5; Texas
steers. i.l0db.25; Texas cows 250a3.35;
native cows and hclfers,l75u 500. stock-
err, and feeders, 3.9Og5.Oo; bulls. 3.25G
40,
Hoss-Reoelpts. 1000. Market steady.
Bulk q sales, 4l0qt2o. heavy. iio@
i.2siA; packers. 4i2iaGt25; mixed. 40
d4.i7is; light. i.07hGil7is: workers..
ilOq4l7it; plgs. 3.20gil5.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1000 market
strong. Lambs, io0G $40; muttons, 900
MAa5.
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Omaha. Dec. T.-Cattlc-Rcceipts
$500. Market slow to Toe lower. Native
beef steers, i.25uG0O. western steers.
i.00ui's Texas steers. 3.70Ii25: cows
and holfera. 3.i0ntt0. Gamers 225m
800; stockera and feeders. 3s0d47O.
calves, 3.s0d6.75: bulls. stays. etc. 2.I5
1tOo.
Hogs-Reccipts. $500. Market shade to
&c lower. Heavy. 4051Ai2ia: mixed.
i0b0ii0. light. A05fi.l5. pigs. $3.50
4,oh. bulk OF sales, t05btl0.
Sheep-RecclptH. 2.iO0, Market active.
stronger. Native muttons, i300i60;
western muttona i.00ni35. stock sheep
3.75Gi.l5; lambs, 4,2a05.2j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

WIN he Made by IN. Capital Gold q silver
MininE Company.

Special Correspondence.
American Fork. Dec. 27.-The Capitol
Gold and Silver Mining company held
q meeting last night. Supt. w. II.
Greenwood reported the property OF the
company In the Tlntlc mining district
nH being In u vercy natterlnr condition.
The company expects TO ship two ears
OF ore within the next few days for the
purpofc of sting It's value. In case the
test Is satisfactory. the company VIII
construct q wagon road TO the Rio
Grnndc Western railway, which will
materially lessen the cost OF marketing
the ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
COMMITTEE wORKISo.
Some Rather Sensational Disclosures Prom
ised In New Mammoth Affairs.

The committee appointed by the
stockholders OF the New Mammoth
Mining company last Saturday are bus
lily engaged In the labor OF unearthing
anything that viii tend to throw light
on the company's affairs at the meeting
to be held next Tuesday. II IL stated
that some startling revelations viii be
made and that In addition TO the eN-
position OF the unbuslness methods Of
conducting the mines AFFAIRS IL will be
shown that few men who claim to be
the cvmpaiy's creditors viii be proved
90 hr In debt, Meantime Col, Drubnck
II huslly engaged In preparing his ro-
port which VIII be ready some time this
week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

Denver. Colo. Dec. 27.-Cattie-Re-
eeipts $50; market active and steady;
beef steers 3i5d53j cows 2b0mi 80;
feeders freight paid TO river. 35Oui 90;
stockera. freight paid to river, 3S0Ui 90;
bulls, stngs, etc, 2.O0U3.00.
Hogs-leceipts $50. Market 2iAI5
cents higher. light packers 400Qi.O5.
mixed i.l0Wtlj: heavy ii0V4l-5.
EhpcD.-ReeeiDts none
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

First prize 1906. second prize. 1896;
bird prize. 1908. fourth prize 1904,
nth prize, 1889; sixth prize. o.; seventh
lrlze, $50. eighth prize. 2siO. ninth prize,
S2ii tenth prize 1900 Those holding
hese numbers viii please call within
iSiy days and get prizes. Peoples
ash Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

shipped during the past two weeks or
"a now In transit. and we expect to
make shipments regularly. We are
putting In double compartment work
ing SHAFT 30 feet north Of outcrop OF
vein. and expect TO cut the vein, at a
depth OF 100 feet, when we viii drift
ana crosscut in dvelopmcnt."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
oBicAuo MARKETS.

1900. Native siecrr slow. Toe lower.
butchers stock, weak. caurers about
steady: stockcrs ana feeders, quiet
Bcevos. i..0d6.G0. Gown. 1.00ui. 90: hoif-
crs, 3.o00L1i; Gamers. 2.gsff 800; stock
ers and feeders. 3,0oI4so. Toxas Ted
becvc-. i.g5d5.25.
Hogs-l,teeints. today. 20 900; tomor.
steady; closed slow. Mixed and butch.
crs. o5fil.30; good 10 choice heavy.
iiehli1s rough, heavy. i00cflio
liRht. 9.9SIig5. bulk Of sales, fi2,sg
i.s5.
sheep-RecelrtH 10 O00 Active, stendv.
native weihefs i25Qi 90. western weth.
crs Aoont6j; lambs. active. stady; ma
tlves. t0Od5.sO: westerns. 5.2505s0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

The following entries OF mining land
have been made during the past few
days at the land office:
2GG2-Illlnois Mining company has pur-
chased the Manifay lode In the West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

An application for n mineral survey
on the Beatrice d. lode In the Tintic
mining district has been filed In the
surveyor generals office by Daniel Sui
Ivan and Il. J. DAILY OF this city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

San Francisco. Dec. 27.-whcat Arm:
Dec, 100 MAJ los; cash 1854. Barley
strong; May 20; cash 72Is.
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PRODUCE.

May wheat opened at csa. and ad-
vanced to 6gA.
Close; wheat-Dec. &C; May coMd%;
July 20.
Corn'-Doc, 30M May a2M.
Oats--Dec. %: May 23M.
Pork-Dec. 800; May 10 Az
Lard-Dcc 6.i5. May $50.
Rlbs-Dec. 5.2i. May 5.beN.
Cash; Wheat-No. red 6Sd69 No. .
red G5n6iis; No. . hard winter 6imC6.
No. hard winter G1IGj; No. north
orn sprlng GIisGG9: No. . northern
spring G6hG6sh. NJ. spring 6iG67is.
Corn-No. . 30A H3i; No 3. 3OAdA.
oatE-No. .. 22is No. 3. 22A.
Flax-i.i9ia.
Ryc-5OI.
Barley-36nl0
Tlmothy-2.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

, ,' butter cups, CSC ID. Kolltz'
10y Sandy, l5c h. Saturday from
W y o'clock at both atores.
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Notice.

ANY deposits or orders taken by A.
= hosenhaum viii not be recognized
y me Utah Tailoring co. s. Kartun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
IRON ooUSiy NOTES.
Vein Of True An'hrs-i'e Coal - An En-
tension Granted by Thomas Taylor.

The Page Bros. OF Little Pinto. are
buaily engaged In developing their
properties In the PINTO Iron mining
district, says the Iron County Record.
Among other things that IL attracting
their attention at present Il three
foot vein Of true anthracite coal. So
far as known, this IN the only body OF
anthracite coal In the state and IL des-
tined to become very valuable.
William Walker. sr.. George II.
Walker and Joshua Walker came In
from State Line the first Of the week.
They had been working the assessment
on u number OF claims which they hold
there. A radical change II reported In
the formation of the Big Sunnowcr
mine. Whether or not the new ores
carry any Increase In values In not en-
tlrely decided at this writing.
Thomna Taylor received n telegram
from the representatives, OF the London
syndicate that II negotiating for the
purchase " hia iron and coal proper
ties, asking for an extension OF the OPP
ton ON his property. which Mr. Taylor
has granted. No assurance has yet
been given him that the company'a
representative has left England. Mr..
Taylor believes all VIII yet be salts
factorily arranged. but II takes time
10 accomplish deal OF this magnitude,
Fred Lerch and Robert Page came In
from the Pinto iron mining district yes
terday afternoon and report every
thing encouraging for that district.
Mr.. Lcrch has force Of ten men now
at work developing the Miner Lerch
group OF iron claims. and expects that
this force viii be increased to twenty
1--WE or thirty by tho first Of the year.
The object Of his trip In was to secure
supplies and make arrangements for
the work. Lodging houses have been
constructed for the men upon the prop
critics.
Thompson and Frcw. the energetic
mining magnatcs from the SEWER. were
In Cedar Monday purchasing supplies
and arranging for an aggressive cam
paign In the interests OF their mining
properties In the Pinto iron mining
district. They have been employed for
some time In developing n promising
body OF anthracite coal n short distance
southeast OF Pages ranch We are In
formed that they design putting on u
good force OF men In the near future.
Besides their coal prospects. they have
some promising copper and lead propo-
sitlons ON the string. and when the
threatened boom strikes this section
Thompson 6 Frew viii be numbered
among the lucky ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

An excellent description OF the Col
den Gate mine appears In the Engineer
Ing and Mining Journal Of Dec. 2lrd,
which Is now to hand. The article IL
written by Mr. Warren. The cuts show
besides general view OF the mill. q
vertical sectlon through the main shaft
with the min In projection. vertical
section Of sub-lovels and ohutes. ana q
plan showing development and the
blocking on on suh-level.
The following on the purchase OF the
Reaolute claim also appears: "a sem
satiOnnl purchase OF gold bearing
ground was made In the fall OF 1897,
consisting OF less than seven acres OF
the Hesolutc claim, owned by the Mer-
cur Gold Mining and Milling company,
which extended like peninsula into De
Lamar territory, For this tract S237.-
800 was paid. Tho worth OF this small
area was well tested beforehand and Il
has proven one OF the best OF Captain
De Lamar's investments"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

N9ltz candles are lust ns acceptable
or New Years as Christmas.
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SUGAR.
sugar-Raw. steady refined. quiet.
MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on cali steady at 9 per cent:
prime mercantile paper. 6 per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business II bankers bills at is5is for
demand and az isiuh for sixty days:
posted rates. isguh and lSsis. COM
incrcial bills. iS09ASi.
silver certificates, 5sM05gM.
Bar silver bs'h.
Mexican dollars. i7h.
Government bones steady; u. :. -
rc... i.02is: 30 req. i10hi do coupon.
LOS: new " reg. l.sth: do coupon.
1874. old - re-. Liz. 10 coupon,
i.i5h. d reg, i.iai-. do coupon. i.igis.
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campb'h 4 Greene. stock nrahers,
q W. Second South st. Telephone ga
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WINNING NuMntR Ar rnE PEOPLES
lAsu sInKI.

buy Kollta cnndloa for next year.
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|l:l!|ll|I|3l'|I||
IN The HEART
OF CHICAGO.

The Union Passenger sta,lon :, ~,
easo' into which all burlington ,r en''
city. "S''' VI The
Inc best hotels. the blgg,st bu,,,...
establishments. the largest ,heatsrs ss'
only a few blocks distant. To 80 a's
them 1t isn't even necessary ia ,,ta
street-car. ''Ne
To reach Chicago 1t IS nee,,,,,. :,
take the Burlington Route-that !, "
" u You want the best there IL r.
trains day-thc Chicago specloi ,a, IVY
ing Denver at 1850 ,. m. and tho w.,
pulled Flyer. leaving at 1880 D. m
Tickets ut Offices Of oonnectlny ,,..
Ticket Office. sii s. W. Templs ST.,
u. r. WATSON. General Aes,, o.,
Lake City. "a"
II. =. NEsLEN. Tray. Pass & r,o,..,
Agent. sH'
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Direct Route
toChicago
CHICAGO-UNIONPACIFlC
AND
NORTH WESTERN LINE

NO change of cars. Faster thaI
" any other ronfe. "The Operiand
Limited" equipped Win Palace
Sieeping Cars and Dining Cars,
meals ga Ia CARTE" Leaves San
Lake at ZOO every morning. Inls
train has Buffet Smoking ana Libtary
Cars Qipifh barber and Free Reehning
Chair Cars. The atlantic Express
icapfs Sail Lake every evening az
6.f0 p. m. For tickets and resefp1i'
ii0ns apply TO ticket agents, or az
dress C.. A. Walker, Gen: Agent en'
cag0 g North. Western Ry, 200 D.
Main ST., Salt Lake Ciiy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-14
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Nations, like individuals, must be
Judged Joy their acts rather than by
their talk. Notwithstanding all the
billing and cooling for the last year or
SO between the American Eagle and
the British Lion, the negotiations
between this government and that OF
Great Britain for the settlement OF the
boundary line between Alaska and
Ca ,ada are now in practically a dead
lock, and the situation is officially
admitted, both in Washington and
London, to be serious, Everybody
admits that Canadian greed is solely
To blame for this unsatisfactory state
of affairs, but it is not forgotten that
Canada could no. have brought il
about had its claims not been support
ed by the government of Great Britain.
No rupure is expected to result from
this failure to agree, but the unexpect.
ed is all the time happening, and no
one thing has been 50 prolific Of rup'
tures between nations as a disputed
bouudaryIiue. In this particular case,
every concession made by this govern
meut to try to secure a settlement OF
the dispute has been met by a fresh
demand on the part of Canada. 1t
il understood, mot officially of course
that Ambassador Choate has been in.
structed TO inform the government OF
Great Britain that the U. s. had made
its last concession in this matter.
The presence of Gov. Roosevelt in
Washington Saturday night and sun
day and the knowledge that he wal
sent for by the President, revived
interest in the stories that he nigh
again enter the army as commander
of a brigade OF Rough Riders, or thai
he might become secretary OF war
He said himself, and he ought TO know
that he was sent for to give his advice
concerning the appointment OF some
of the officers for the new regiment OF
volunteers, which are expected o b'
ready for service in five or six weeks
An old citizen OF Washington who hal
made his home In London for the last
twenty years has been telling his Wash
inpton friends how slow the English are
in most things, compared with Americ'
ans. He said; But the slowest thlng'
in England are the working men, aud
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-14
Unprecedentedly low Rates to Colorado.

Unpreeedentedly low Rates to Colorado.
Every day from June 25 to July II.
One fare plus % for the round trip to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo aud
Glenwood Springs. Tickets good to
return any time until October 3lst.
Never before such an opportunity.
Take advantage of it and spend the
Summer in the heart of the Rockies
where heat and dust are unknown
where the sky is as bright blue as
Italy's, and the air MS invigorating as q
tonic-where you a battle, and swim
and climb mountains all day aud every
day.
See nearest Burlington ticket agent
and get full particulars, or, il you pre-.
fer, write j. Francis, Gen'l Passenger
Agent Burlington Route, Omaha, Neb