davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-18
Wiekszosc w parlamencie angielskim
"a rOZleWem krWi.
ROZRUCHY w HISzPANII.
lscy g6rnicy W kOpalni Shenandoah zasypanl


ku. w czasach, kiedy rozpo.
czynal sws prace, Gslicya ME
miala ludzi technicznie wy
ksztalconych ami wyrobionych
robotnik6w; okolice podkar.
packie, ktore mia}y STAG sic
ogniskiem przemyslu kopal.
nianego fabrycznego, ME po.
siadaly prawie aadnej komu'
nikacyi. Stronnictwo panuja::
ce, zapatrzone W inna strone i
jak kazde stronnictwo posia'
dajace w}adze, niechstne po'
wstawaniu prsd6w nowych,
ME ulatwialo przeciwnikom
piracy, ME przyloay}o reki do
rozwoju stosunk6w komuni.
kacyjnych ma Podkarpaciu.
Przedsiebiorczy przemysfowcy
musieli stworzye wszystko, co
bylo potrzeba, wlasnemi siia'
mi, budowat drogi, rozszerzaf
divorce kolejowe, it'd, a SHY
ich byly niewielkie.
w takich warunkach Szcze.
panowski skorzysta} pomocy
galicyjskiej Kasy oszczsdno'
Sci, kt6rej zarzad sympatyzo'
wal z jego zamiarami, i vie.
rzyl W skutecznosc rozpoczetej
piracy. Tax sic stalo, 2e dyr.
lima udzielil mu ogromnego
kredytu, ma ktory przedsis'
biorstwa rozpoczete ME dawafy
dostatecznego pokrycla. Sam
fakt udzielenia milionowego
kredytu swiadczy, ze dyr. III
ma ME wstpii, 'iz pienisdze
w}ozone W kopalnie ME zgins,
lecz .przynioss obfte zyski,
wystarczajace ma spiacenle
diug6w.
Trudnosci jednak byly tax
wielkie, re koralnie do ko6ca
roku zesz}ego ME oplaca1y sic
jeszcze, a tymczasem rozy1o'
szona pogloska, 2e Kasa o.
szczednosci jest zachwiana,
skloni}a tysiace ludzi do ma
glego wycofania swoich depo.
zyt6w. Wobec tego nawaau i
braku przepisanej got6wki W
Kasie, katastrofa byla nieuni.
kniona. Sejm krajowy uchro.
nil ia cd bankructwa, obej'
mujac gwarancys "a zloaone W
niej depozyty; urzednikow,
kt6rzy nieprawidlowo zawia.
dywali jej funduszami, pocia.
gnisto do odpowiedzialnos
ssdowej, a przedsieb iebiorstwa
kopalniane zasekwestrowano
ma rzecz Kasy poczesci SPREE
dano "a bezcen obcokrajow-
com, aby uzyskac potrzebna
got6wke i uniknsc dalszych
nak}ad6w.
Rozprawy ssdowe wykaas
niezawodnie, czy p. Szczepa.
nowski, kt6ry ma wlasne zsda.
ME osadzony zostal r6wniez ma
lawie oskarzonych, jest odpo.
wiedzialny "a naduzycia dyr.
Zimy, czy tez korzystal z jego
kredytu, ME wiedzsc, re byl
nieprawidlowy. W kazdym
razie dzialalnosc jego jest
skohczona, a nlepoWodzenle
jego jest W oczach polowy
spolecze6stwa zbrodnis calego
stronnictwa, Jest to niesluszne,
ale tax bywa zawsze W spra..
wach, W kt6rych odgrywa role
polityka. q upadkiem Szcze-
panowskiego iednak niezupel-
ME gina owoce jego piracy
ekonomicznej. Program jego
pozostaje, i PREDICT, czy p6z-
niej bedzie przeprowadzony.
Szkoda tylko, ze wobec ME.
checi jednych, a braku kapi.
talu u drugich, bedzie prze-
prowadzony przez Niemc6w i
innych obcokrajowc6w ,kt6rym
chodzic bsdzie ME 0 podnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-18
Telegrarny.

| Jounaklo WlauOmOScl, ~ w zo'
sziy Piatek przypuszczali Boe.
rzy zawziete szturmy ma MAIZE.
king, lecz po kilkogodzinnej
walce musieli cofnac sic, po.
nios1szy wielkie straty.
Opancerzony pocisg odszedl
z Kimberley, lecz musial wr6'
cic, poniewaz pod Spytfon.
tein zastapili mu droge burg
herzy. Wprawiono W ruch
armaty Maxima, kt6re prazyay
nieprzyjacia, lecz ci mieli
takze armaty, kt6re skierowali
ma pocisg. Ma szczsscie burg.
herzy strzelali zle kilka kul
przedziurawilo sciany wago'
now, ME zrzsdziwszy Angli.
kom zadnej szkody. Maszyni.
sta puscil kontr pare i pociag
przybyl saczssliwie do Kim
berley.
q Ladysmith donosza, ze
Bafutosi, kt6rzy stanowia oso-
bny szczep murzynow, podnie-
sli bunt we wolnem pa1stwie
Oranje.
PORT SAID, 1890 Pazdz. =
Niemiecki okret "Kaiser" z
Hamburga, przybywszy do
tutejszego portu, zloay} ma
ladzie 1000 skrzy6 amunicJi,
przeznaczonej dla Transvaalu.
Uczyniono to dlatego, azeby
przeszkodzic skonfskowaniu
amunicyi ma morzu Czerwo.
mem przez Augllk6w. Kapitan
parowca zauwaayl, ae sledzi
jego poruszenia angielski krs-
zownik "Thetis". Skrzynie z
amunicya zostans wyslane z
powrotem do Hamburga.
Wczoraj jeszcze parowiec
"Kaiser" wplynsl do kana}u.
Ma pokladzie znajduja sic ME.
mieccy ofcerowie, kt6rzy uda.
ia sic do Transvaalu, gdzie
walczyc beda po stronie Boe'
row.
KAPsTADT, 18 Pazdziern.
u Colesburga donosza, ze Boe.
rowie przypuszczali trzykro.
tnie szturm ma Mafeking. Ia
kazdym razem odparto ich.
Po stronie Boer6w pablo 500
ludzi, po stronie angielskiej
IS. Poniewaz W Transvaalu
pr6bowano pociagi wysadzac
W powietrze, wydal Rad roz.
kaz rozstrzelania kazdego, CO
zjawi sic W poblizu tor6w ko
lejowych bsdzie posiada1
PREY sobie dynamit.
LoNDYN, 18 Pazdziernika.-
Move cd tronu odczytano W
izbie par6w, gdzie zebrali sic
czlonkowie izby nizszej. Hen.
ry Lebouchere wni6s} popraw-
ke do projektu adresu, aaeby
ieszcze teraz uzye W sprawie
Transvaalu posrednictwa ssdu
polubownego, a John 3. Red
mond zaprotestowa} przeciw
prowadzeniu wojny. Henry
Seaton Karl zapowiedzial, ze
dzisiaj napietnuje niekt6rych
posl6w irlandzkich mianem
zdrajc6w, poniewaa jeden
mich oswiadczy5, ze obowiaz-
klein zolnierzy irlandzkich jest
strzela6 do Anglik6w, a ME do
Boerow. Rada gabinetowa cd.
.byla sic W mieszkaniu Balfou.
ra, lorda skarbu, a ME W mi
nisterstwie spraw zewnstrz.
nych.
Henry Campbell. Banner
man przyzna1 W imieniu partyi
liberalnej, ze, obecnie wojna
prowadzons bye musi, lecz ME
szczedzil zarzut6w rzsdowi, ze
do wojny doprowadzil. Odpo.
wiedsis1 mu Balfour,ae Anglia
prowadzi wojne W Afryce W
imie ,,sprawiedliwosci i VOL
nosci". Irlandczyk Dillon Eau.
wazyl, ze ME 0 wolnosc sic
rozchodzi. lecz O narzucenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-18
Nadzorca 70.

! czasem przybyli. Nadzorca ro-
bot, Alexander McMassers, kt6.
rego widziano zbiegajacego z 6
pietra ma 3, ME dostai sic ma uli-
ce i niezawodnie zginal W pio-
mieniach, a r6wniez niewiadomo,
gdzie sic podziala 15letnia Laura
Thrill, chociaz niekt6re robotni-
ce twierdza, il ja widzia@y ma
nlicy.
Pozar tax szybko ogarnai caiy
budynek, dostawszy sic otworem
elewatora do dolnych pieter,
ze nadaremnie strsa ogniowa
staraia sic go gasic: caly gmach
sploual do szczetu. Opr6cz frmy
w. G. Richie & Co., do kt6rej
gmach nalezal, miescily sig "
budynku frmy Charles W.
Shonk (szyldy szklane j metalo-
we), Kendall Soapine Co. j re-
stauracya Patricka Carrolla.
Polar zrzsdzil szkode ma s17o,-
900.
McMasters mieszkal 4ona i
dwojgiem dzieci pm. 1884 N.
Francisco ave.; cd 20 lat praco-
wal on dla frmy W. G. Ritchie
& Co.
Nc Kinley " Evanston.
Wczoraj po poiudniu godz.
2 Nc Kinley powracaiac z Mil.
waukee przez Chicago, zatrzymaf
sic W Evanston, gdzie zebraio sic
okoio 1000 student6w uniwef'
sytetu Northwestern i re szkoi
publicznych. Pociag zatrsymai
sic ma Greenwood boul., " pobl-
zu stacyi przy Dempster str. w
przemowie swej zaznaczy} Mo
Kinley, ze Stany Zjednoczone
wbrew wszelkim gadaniom utrzy-
maia swoje powage ma pewnych
wyspach W Oceanic Spokoinym.
Pred godz. 8 prezydent "a
trzymai sic ma chwile ma dworcu
kolei Chicago and Northwestern
W Chicago, gdzie go powitaf ko'
mitet klubu ;,Union League",
potem odjechal do Three Oaks,
| Mich.
Byf niewinny.
Stanislaw Kujawiak zostai
aresztowany dn. Ago Sierpnia "
nocy przez pewnego policyanta,
ktory 60 zastal spiscego W pi-
wiarni J6zefa Elguta pm. 800
Commercial ave. Policyantowi
uroilo sig, ze Kujawiak udawai
spiscego,a byi W rzeczy samej ra-
busiem. Sedzia policyjny oddaf
Kujawiaka pod sad grand jury, a
ia wniosla przeciw temuz oska'
rzenie o rabunek. Wczoraj sta
wal oskarzony pred sedzia Bren-
tano i udowodnil, ae ami ME
wlamal sic do piwiarni, ami tea
mic ME ukradl, tylko spal tam po
prostu, gdy policyant porwaf 60
"a kolnierz mimo jego prote-
stow go aresztowai. Ssdzia
uznai Kujawiaka niewinnym.
Oddani pod sad mafoletnich.
Franc. Kustok, Franc. Becker,
Jan Zyblewski i Franc. Kiads,
chiopcy we wieku s-13 lat,
stawali wczoraj pred sedzis
Fitzgeraidem, oskarzeni o to, ae
pokradIi kleinoty, odzies ! jarzy-
ny u pani Hubby Kaczek, pm.
1900 w. 4S ul. i u A. F. Kwa-
sniewskiego pm. 1907 Ashland
ave. Sedzia oddai ioh pod sgd
dla maloletnich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-18
spekulantami uwaza caly ma
rod obecns wojne "a wstyd /
ha1be dla imienia angielskie-

hadbs dla imienia angielskie-
go.
Poprawki liberal6w zosta1y
odrzucone 322 glosami pre-
civ 81. Adres do tronu uchwa.
lono po mysli rzsdu partyi
konserwatywnej.
W1EDE6, 1890 Pazdziernika.
= Pulkownik Schneider, by3y
attachs wojenny przy ambasa'
die austryackiej W Paryau,
cierpi ma zapalenie m6zgu i
znajduje sic W szpitalu. Via.
domos6 o jego pojedynku z
majorem Cuignet jest bajka.
MANILA, ,1S Pazdziernika.-
Pulk Bella przedsiewzia1 re.
konensans W kierunku p6lno.
enc .zachodnim cd Bacolor
i wypsdzil nieprzyjacia z Po'
rae. Jeden Amerykanin zgi.
nsl, a jeden zostal raniony.
DIVA wozy z amunicys dostaay
sig W nasze posiadauie.
Wladze ameryka6skie Ia
wiesi}y wydawnictwo gazety
,Patria". Redaktor senior
Utor zostal aresztowany pod
zarzutem publikowania arty.
kul6w podburzajscych.
MosKwA, 1s Pazdziernika.
Wybitni Afganie opuszczajs
kraj 2 obawy o zycie. Emir
miewa napady sza1u i zabija
wowczas r6anych dygnitarzy,
bez najmniejszego powodu.
Dw6ch spalil, a jednego wrzu.
Gil do kadzi gotujaca sic wo.
| ds, poczem rzucil cialo ma po.
zarcie swoim psom.
MADRYT, 18 Pazdziern. -
Dowiedziano sic, ze pomiedzy
je1cami hiszpa6skimi Agui.
nadia panuje ogromna smier-
telnosc. w ostatnich s mie.
siacach umario 500 os6b. Tu.
tejsze kobiety So oburzone ma
Rad, ze ME dba o nwolnienie
Hiszpanow, kt6rzy ma odle.
glych wyspach wyslugiwali sic
ojczyznie. Prefekt Madrytu
przeszkodzil odbyciu sic mi
tyngu indygnacyjnego:
" Barcelona, Maladze,
Alicante Vlllanuova wybu-
chiy zaburzenia powodu roz'
lozenia i scisgania nowych
podatk6w. Stanowisko pre-.
zesa ministr6w Silveli jest "a
chwiane.
Porrsv1LLE, Pa, 1S Pazdz.
Wczoraj pred poludniem o
II godzlnie nastapil W kopal.
nj Shenandoah City wybuch
gazu ziemnego. % g6rnik6w
zostalo zasypanych. Kopalnia
zaczela sic pali6. Dzieki ener.
gicznej pomocy wydobyto
podziemia 10 g6rnik6w, mis-
dzy innymi Adama Sobolin.
skiego, w. Stawi6skiego, J6.
zefa Kluske, Macieja Jekata i
Piotra Jekata. Jedni So mo.
emo poparzeni, drudzy pokale.
czeni. O3 godzinie wydobyto
reszte zasypanych. Wszyscy
SO pokaleczeni, lecz laden 2
Mich dotychczas ME umarl.
Ogie6 ugaszono.
| WAsHINeroN, D. G., 1Sgo
Pazdziernika. - Miedzy po.
slem niemieckim Schwartzen.
stein a doktorem Hill, zastep.
CO sekretarza stanu, rozpocze{y
sic uklady W sprawie wysp
Samoa. Podobno Niemcy So
"a podzialem tych wysp pod
warunkiem, 2e i'm przYpadnie
W udziale wyspa Upolu mia.
stem Apia.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 18 Pazdz.
Ponimo, ze poniedzialkowy
bankiet trwa1 do godziny 4tej
z rama, wsta} prezydent wczo.
raj dose wczesnie udal sic do
donou ,,rzvtuIku do uuuIuao.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-18

sienie kraju ma wyhszy stopieh
dobrobytu i oswiaty, lecz o
w1asne zyski.. Cos jednak ga
wsze pozostanie dla Galicyi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
WORK OF BROKERS
Mining Stock Market Dull and Trad
ing Light.
HORDE POINT GOES UP
ONLY STOCK SHOWING IMPORT
ANT CHANGES.
It Sold at 81 a Share Yesterday
Generalization fas Weak, But
Active, at Declining Figures-Star
Consolidated a Little of-Sales
Posted By Exchanges.

The mining stock market continues
fiat and the usual summers depression
is on in earnest. There seems to be
little demand for anything and some
of the brokers have not enough to do
to keep up running expenses.
On the Salt Lake exchange the most
active trader was Geyser- Marion. The
stock was a little weak in comparison
with other days this week. The mar
ket opened with the stock going at 10
cents a share and closed at 6S12 cents.
Star Consolidated was a little slumpish
but remained around 81 a share. Lower
Mammoth sold up to 90 cents.
Chloride Point was about the only
stock that showed any marked change.
The stock has been down as low as
so cents within the present week. 1t
took a jump yesterday and regained
nearly all its losses, 100 shares selling
at an even dollar a share. The two
SwanseaS remained about stationary
while Daisy and Four Aces passed
down the toboggan line at a fearful
rate. Little Pittsburg held up well.
considering that there is an assessment
on the stock. Eagle & Blue Bell sold
at 81. 05 and May Day went for 6S cents
Chloride Point saved the day on the
Utah exchange. Five hundred shares
sold at 80 cents. Bingham Gold Placer
a new stock recently listed on the eX-
change. was a seller, 200 shares being
knocked down at 30 cents. Sacramento
showed no improvement.
The quotations posted yesterday were
as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
CALIFORNIA FOR HOMES.
The Best of Soil, Climate, Society and
Schools.

California offers more attractions 10
one seeking a place for a comfortable
home than any other place on the
globe. Its extensive area gives 1t an
almost unlimited variety of climate
save that it has nowhere the intense
cold of the eastern winter. nor the
cyclonic disturbances of the middle
west.
Its soil is as diversified as its eli
mate. Between the loose. friable,
granite wash of the Sierra valleys and
foothills, and the black, rich adobe OF
some of the interior valleys, there
may be found soils of almost any con-
sistency, all fertile and waiting only
to be "tickled with the hoe TO re-
spond with an abundant crop.
Thousands of acres of excellent land
nestled i'm charming valleys and run
ming far up on the foothills, with
water to be had in abundance for the
developing lie waiting the hand of IN
dustry TO convert them into produc-
tive and pleasant homes. \ half dozen
families selecting some one OF these
valleys could, in three years. convert 1t
into a veritable paradise. And from
the beginning the little colony could
be entirely comfortable, and almost
self-sustaining.
Such lands can be bought at a low
price, and if desired on long credits,
while improvements are being made.
The additional value conferred upon
the land by its Improvement VIII be
materially enhanced by the natural
accretion of value always going on In
a new and growing country.
Nor will such a place remain long
isolated and without the accommoda-
tions of older settlements. The school
law of the state is wisely framed to
provide for new settlements. New
school districts are easily formed, and
the smallest of these has public money
enough to insure good school for the
greater part of the year.
1t is often thought that man must
be already wealthy to secure a COM
Portable California home. This is not
the case. A few hundred dollars TO be-
gin with, backed by industrious and
frugal habits. will, in an incredibly
short space of time, build up "A home
with all the comforts and many of the
luxuries of life. These lands are al
ready in the market. and are gradually
being purchased, and it needs only
that the leading facts shall be gen.
orally known to secure an immediate
and rapid addition to the home-mak-
ing population of the state.
A variety of California literature, at
tractively illustrated, describing its re-
sources, famous resorts and numerous
wonders, also maps and folders showing
routes, through trains and other valu-
able information, may be obtained by
ID. r. Gray, general agent,
Southern Pacific company. PA Dooly
block, Salt Lake City, Utah, or T. H.
Goodman, general passenger agent, San
Francisco. Cal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
WANTS NO MORE GROUND.
The United States Mining Company
Has All 1t Desires.

General Manager James w. Neill OF
the United States Mining company. re-
turned from his trip to Butte, where
he was called as a witness in a big
mining suit, yesterday.
Respecting operations at the COM
panys property in Bingham, Mr. NeilI
said that work was being pushed as
rapidly as possible. The mine is now
being equipped with power drills and
other machinery to facilitate develop
ment work. You may also state
said Mr.. Neill, that the United States
company has quit buying ground
Mr.. Neill says Butte is booming. The
Anaconda company is equipping its
big plants with new steel gallows
frames, building spurs of railroad to
different properties and making other
preparations for a big campaign of
development and production.
While absent Mr. NELL visited some
of the big smelling plants and SAYS
his Investigations of the methods there
employed convinced him they were not
suited to the treatment of the copper
ores of Bingham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
New Ore Bodies Opened Up In Chic
ride Point.
LOOKS BETTER THAN EVER
MILL HAS RESUMED OPERA
TIONS AGAIN.
Men Working In the Mine Make
Three Important Discoveries
Within a Week-All Ores to Be
Treated at the Mine Hereafter
Progress at the Overland.

Gill S. Peyton returned home last
evening from a two days trip to Mer-
cur, where ne has been making an
inspection of the Chloride Point and
Overland The former stock went sky
waad on the exchanges yesterday and
when Mr. Peyton was asked the reason
for it he replied that if people could
see how the mine is showing up ii
would take far greater leap.
A few days ago Mr.. Peyton received
word from the big property on Lion
Hill. telling him that the mine was
showing a great improvement. He
went out Thursday morning to see
what was going on and when he reach
ed the mine he found the foreman
wreathed in smiles. Upon investiga-
ton Mr. Peyton learned that three
important strikes had been made, all
within the last week. disclosing some
immense bodies of ore which have
never been touched heretofore.
a force OF men has been at work on
a sort of q prospecting expedition in
different parts OF the mine for several
weeks: the new strikes are the re-
cults OF their labor. all coming within
the space of a few days
The mill has started up and a force
of twenty-five men is employed This
will. be increased soon and MIR. Peyton
says it is the intention TO start up the
mill to its full capacity and treat all
the ores coming out Of the mine Will
be treated on the ground. In the past
it has been the policy of the company
10 ship all the high-grade ores to the
Smelters.
Mr. Peyton is very much elated over
recent developments and says the mine
has never looked so well as it does
now.
Concerning the Overland, one of Mr..
Peyton's late acquisitions, he says
everything is going on nicely there
The building of several large ore bins
under ground in the mine are under
headway The mill is working right
along at full blast and turning out
a good product
Everything is working nicely at the
Sunshine and everything about the
property looks encouraging.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
A NEW MINING SYNDICATE.
The Guggenheims Will Supply Their
Own Shelters.

The following from the Denver News
of Thursday. outlines the plan the
Guggenheims will pursue to offset any
inroads the new smelling trust may
attempt to work on their present
sources of ore supply. AS the scheme
contemplateS the purchasing and
working of mining properties in Utah,
as well as Colorado, New Mexico and
Arizona, the news will be cause for
the industry receiving another big
boost:
I'm mining circles the impression is
general that the Guggenheims, with
their extensive smelters in Old Mexico,
Colorado and New Jersey, will not de-
pend altogether upon purchases in the
open market for their supplies of ore
This latter item is at times uncertain,
especially in districts where competi-
ton is keen and the mixtures needed
in smelling furnaces not easily secured
"As announced in the News some
weeks ago, a syndicate of capitalists
connected with the Guggenheims, but
not directly interested in the smelling
plants, is about to organize an ex-
ploration and mining syndicate. Capital
will not be lacking for extensive opera
tions. Mr.. w. w. Allen. who was man
ager of the Pueblo Smelling & Refining
company up to the date of its absorb
lioH NY tne u uSl' VIII PIoudpiy De
president of the exploration and mining
syndicate, position for which he is
fitted by a thorough mining and scien-
tific education and by a wide expert
ence as the official in charge of the
Santa Fe railway company's coal
mines, in addition to his work in con-
nection with the Pueblo smelter. which
he advanced from second-grade plant
TO one of the best in the country
THAT the new syndicate. which will
begin operations this year, will be-
come prominent factor in the mining
world. in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27

Chloride Point, 1OOG$1: 1OOd95c.
Dalton & Lark, 1,000G10c.; 5O0Q9%c.
Daily. O00Q$1.40; 5OO@S1.4O, seller
thirty days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27
Mining Notes.

F. r. McNamee. district attorney al
DE Lamar, New, is in the city.
1t is reported that Sam Newhouse is
after some copper properties near Mil
ford.
A. G. Bast has returned to Stateline
and was accompanied by Major ]. E.
Jackson.
Professor W. H. Tibbals went to Tin
tic last night on important mining
business.
Work has been resumed on the
Dewey group in Ophir canyon. The
property has been idle for some time.
Lester Freed expects to make a trip
to Antelope island and look at the
copper property there in which he is
interested.
Eight cars of ore from Tintic. two
! from Mammoth and one from Stockton
| We're reported at the Taylor q Brunton
sampler yesterday.
The directors of the Sea Swan at
Tintic have let a contract for 100 feet
more of sinking. The present depth OF
| the shaft is 200 feet
Judge Powers announces that quite
| a party of eXcursionists will go out to
! the Orient this afternoon. The party
| VIII remain over Sunday
| w. j. Lawrence returned last even
ing from Tintic. where he has looked
! after some shipments of ore to come
in from the Star Consolidated
Work is in progress at the property
of the West Mercur. The shaft is down
to sixty feet. Cross-cutting will prob
ably begin at the 100-foot level
The poles for the Sacramento power
line nave been put up at Mercur. The
machinery for the generation of the
electric current has been ordered
The Rio Grande Western excursion
to Park City will no doubt be very
literally patroniZed. A fare of ST. 80
for the round trip has been announced.
4. j. Beggs was down from the Park
yesterday to purchase a Huntington
mill, which he will install on the creek
below Park City, to work up old On
tario tailings.
Charley Emery, a Silver King miner.
! came down from the Park last night
He is going to Tintic for few weeks.
and then pulls out for the Buffalo
Hump district.
A good-sized shipment of pig copper
has accumulated at the new Highland
Boy smelter, but nothing will be done
with 1t until instructions are received
from New York.
Harry Joseph and George Sutherland
went down to Marysvale yesterday to
Inspect some mining propositions,
among which is the Wedge, owned
principally by Mrs. NJ. ]. Lyon.
Mr.. H T. Sappington, president of
the Buckeye, has returned from Tin
tic, where he went to look at conditions
at the mine. He reports everything
going along about the usual way
Z. c. Rognon has returned from the
New Mammoth at Bingham, where the
new mill is being put in readiness to
start up soon. He was accompanied
home by John f. Beverage, superin-
tendent of the mine.
Henry Stayner, who met with a pain
full accident by falling among some
rocks, while looking after some mining
interests for +. Il. Cook & Co., in Box
Elder county, is still unable to get
about with any comfort.
De Lamar Lode: Local mining is
pushing along about as usual w. H.
Meek and w. d. Maynard are doing
some work on their claims near the
Denton Wells. which are showing up
well, and we understand the prospect
ing on the April Fool is proving more
than satisfactory. Some other good
things are going to drop pretty di-
rectIy