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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04
Boom in Cotton industries.

Fall River, Jan. 3.-The increased trade
at dividendpaying prices in the cloth
market has brought about a feeling of con-
idence that is permitting the recapitali-
cation of several of the mills. The Laurel
Lake mill stockholders have paid in $780,
coo of new capital. The Robson mill
stockholders who met today. will be asked
to pay in Sos goo of new capital. The di-
rectors have already subscribed for more
than half. The Arkwright mill was or
iginally capitalized at half a million. OF
this sum only s421 goo was paid in. 1t is
now proposed 10 reduce the capital stock
10 $45O,O00, there being pledges to make
good the 500. 900 necessary 10 complete
this recapitalization.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04

be fed, yet the case has never even b en-
investigated by the charity associations,
and but for slight trick of chance the
matter might never have been made pub
lic
This is a case wherein one loaf of bread
would appear as mountain of relief. yet
with great charitable organization to
care for such restitution not even crumbs
have been Forthcoming
At this holiday time, when mems hearts
are glad and when merry making and
feasting are everywhere, this case of pow
erty and suffering is strikingly pitiful. 1t
is indeed Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year TO this aged sufferer and her
son.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04
ORGANIZED LABOR ELECTS.
The Building Trades Council Chooses
IL New Set of Officers.

At a meeting of the Building Trades
Council last evening the following Off
GERS were chosen TO serve for the next
half year: President, J. p. Healy; vice
president, w. H. Henson; recording secre-
tary and reporter, Milford f. Spohn;
financial secretary, Benjamin Tarrant;
treasurer, Andrew Murray, and sergeant
alarms. T. c. Johnson.
The semi annual election for officers of
the Central Labor Union resulted in the
choice of the following President, Henry
W. Szegedy, reelected; vice president, r.
H. Lewis; secretary, J. l.. Feeney, re-
elected; treasurer, John ID. Mckay, re-
elected; delegate to the Building Trades
Council, John Shandley; auditing commit
tee C. F. Smith, Norman c. Sprague and
Milford Spohn.
The semi annual election for officers of
the local Federation OF Labor will take
place next Tuesday night.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04
NEWS FROM EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. veitch Dead-Gift to the Baptis
ChureIi-TfIe VI A. & Reanens

''c VI II z. NtO1tHN
Hyattsville. Nd. Jan. 3.-SIrs. Veitch. an
estimable resident of this county, died at
her home at Rives Station this morning.
She was widow and left several children,
one of whom is Perry H. veitch, a we'll
known lawyer OF Washington, ID. C.
The members of the Hyattsyille Baptist
Church assembled at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs Everats this morning After a
brief season OF greeting and singing service
an antique table. two goblets and two
plates. together with two white linen COW
erings, were presented to the church by
Mr. and Mrs. Everats
The Maryland Agricultural College, after
being closed for the holidays. viii reopen
today.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04

the following letter to the Commissioners
on the subject: AT meeting of the board
of supervisors. held yesterday Thursday.
the 29th instant, l made inquiry regarding
the fire drills | find that fire drills have
been had, but it is not the practice of the
teachers TO have them as regularly. per-
haps, as it ought to be- | have given or
ders to have these drills made feature of
the schools at least once. a week. and in
the future it will be attended to.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04

ured as white man; he would be meas
ured by the standard Of a man. He spoke
at length ON the progress of his race.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04
MUNYON'S INHALER
Cures Colds. Coughs, Catarrh, Asth-
mn. Bronchitis, md All Throat
and Lung Diseases. and Pre-
vents Consumption.
BY Inhalation,

Cast aside All Other Medicines and
Treatments for ~ hours and give
this New system 81 trial. 1t costs but
81 90, with all medicines complete,
ut any drug store: sent prepaid
from home office ON receipt of price.
Relief given at once. cure is GER
tain.
Special displays Will he made this
week mt the following drug stores:
Acker & AHieck. 1929 PA. Ave. NV.
Edward stevens, Pm. Ave. and 9th
NV.
Mertz' Modern Pharmacy. 18th and
+.
Henry Evans. 93s + st. NV.
Mnci1au Bros. 9th and II SITS. NE.
T.. VI CrisweIi. I0Oi-1D03 eth ST..
corner r NV.
koIb Pharmacy. seventh and T..
O'Donnelgs Pharmacy. 9th and e.
Cap. Sts.; 3d md Pa. Ave. Sc; 32d
md II SITS. NV: 32d and o SITS. nv.
James II. Major, 20. eth st. NV.
Polite attendants will be on hand to an
swer all questions. Everybody is invited
10 give the Inhaler a free trial. You are
welcome TO a treatment whether you pur-
chase or not.
Munyon's Electrical Machines are the best in
the world Munyon's Reinedies-57 in all-for
sale at all druggists, % cents vial. Munyon'
doctors at your service, free, all day and evening
Sunday to ). 62S 18th st. NV.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04

The gifted and accomplished actress from Cali
iornia, residing at 2l9 IaSale Street, Chicago,
says: The Munyon Inhaler is the most wonder
full device ever placed before the profession. PEG
pie who have TO appear before the public coDtn-
ually find it costly to have the voice impaired.
At times | suffered from catarrh and weakened
throat tissues so that ] could hardly speak.
tried everything under the sun, and unhesitat-
ingly pronounce the Munyon Inhaler to be in
valuable to anyone in the theatrical profession.
A few inhalatons seem TO tone up and strengthen
the vocal cords-seem TO yitalize the whole sys-
tenn
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-04
The Fire Drills.

Mr.. Ross Immediately placed himself in
communication with the superintendent of
the schools, requesting information on the
subject. One of the rules In the schools
makes such drill compulsory, but it has
fallen greatly into disuse and IL is probable
that fire drill is little more than a tradi
ton among the present generation of
school children. Commissioner Ross in
tends to have the drills held more regu-
larly and has given instructions with that
object in view. Superintendent Powell is
also in favor OF holding the drills. and sent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

An Enort wii he Made To Erect II into q
National Park.

Chicnro. Aug. 3O.-Dr. Lester +.
Ward. of the United States geological
survey. IL In the city on MS way !"
Arizona tu secure Tor the commission
.r.gpnofal OF the general land ONCE an
opinion on the advisability 81 the nct-
ting aside Of the famous petrihed forests
I'm that state az national PARK
REGARDING his mission ia the NoAN
Or Ward said ,,,.
AFTER doing some work In wyoming
and Arizona. I intend To stop on lay
way back from the Pacific coast Tor n
visit In the pctrined forests OF ArlEnna'
Tho legislature of Arizona has memoir
nilEed Congress TO have part oi the tor-
cat. including Chalccdony park near
iiuibiouk. set apart "a "a great nhtohnl
park. The forests are aghtizcd wood,
Rolic interests ana those wurhlhE iei
i,,,ntrsrrini Interests uru destroying the
scenic beauty. They are even carrying
on carloads OF II for puvingt stones
That ought to be stopped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
BEARS ARE AFTER PETRo,
T0DAYS METALS!
SILVER 500
LEAD. St35
CASTING COPPER IL.

There we're no very startling fcliuroe
on tho exchange today potro shows
sirna of bear movement u w1'
pulled down 90 s3N. The talk of
probable dividend from tho pily West
cent that stock up 10 $3.50 today d1-
lena continues Co gaiu strength. cole
Ing up 60 ioh today generalization
has not recovered much strength from
the reported strike it sold today
down 90 t9t Mammoth continues Co
change hands around giss. while Lower
Mammoth sold ct 90. Northern Llght
"a weaker. selling today as low az 3D.
South Swansea foll back 10 $50. hen
Butler sold az gN Bunker nm brought
"a and Bowers Extension changed
handle at e Yankee Consolidated re-
epondcd nt 10. and sunbeam sold al
tGI. Four Aces went 10 29h, while
Daisy sold up 10 % and chloride Point
20 isa. Some smaller stocks were also
sold at fair prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

the sampler today from the Horn Sill
yer.
The lcssocs or the United states prop
crty at bingham marketed o. ear Oh ore
today.
Grading has boon st1rtod FOR the ln-
ISOLATION OF hoist over The Rover up
rice shaft
An important copper strike 'a reported
10 have been made in American F'rh
canyon.
II 10 stated that the Little Pittahurr
0rfce mcut has been paid un nh hut
300 fhnroa.
Recent arsoys of ore from the star
of Bingham shows the uroaUnc. M over
..l ln gold.
% o. atated that The Roaring Lion.
nu old Park DIly milne, WlIl coon nt
systematically developed
The ConMln sampler reported twcn-
ty-uys cars from Tlutlc. one from Mll-
FORD. one from Stockton and one from
Nevada
The Taylor Urunlon sampler received
two cars from bingham. four from
Frisco one from Nevada aud two from
Stockton today
80 word has yet been received By tho
Bulion-B0ck company regarding their
uitlmutum Go the residents OF Eutchh
on the water question.
a message from stockton announces
the loading OF ore at the Bunker HUI.
10 lH expected that ave cars VIII DE-
shipped on the 3lat Inst
p. r. Farnsworth ls In bingham to-
day. The Dalton and Lark purchase
sun hangs fire. though u H. considered
very probable thnt .t VIA 20 through
Geo. y. Holman president " the
gwnnfoa Mining company tn- return
I'd FROM HlN weeks NlHii ln intt-
l1rd. ana o. at home nEun at the
| knuuford.
An agreement was yesterday Med Tor
/ record by which George H1rdlc of chi
/ caEn gave up bic bond and lease on the
| Northern Light Grizzly and Faitvlnw
! claims in the West Mountain district
! The bond and lease were FOR |'5,o'o'
| and were dated Feb. Q, 1898.
Hon. %. j. Salisbury has returned to
! ths clty after un ahsonc" " several
| months Mr. salisbury is pleased 20
! SO tho rIguH of local prosperity on
| rysrv hand aud inumutoH ihht at
| though hla Bay Horse mining proper
dos nrc well equipped they VIII hkcy
| rsmuiu idle until the white metal makes
/ further advances.
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Regular Monthly Amount ofS5, 1000
viii be Paid Sept 10,
THE UTAH Is LOOKING WELL
GibbonsyiIlc placcrs Arc Having q
Good Run Malvern - 20 be de-
rciopcd General Nows.

The directors of the Swansea Mining
company mot this morning aud posted
che regular monthly diyident Of cents
o Fhnrc or 5000, payable on September
10th. This amount viii bring the total
paid Boz dividends By this company TO
tho neat sum OF 9isi50o. The Swanson
ie growing IN public favor right along.
THE compnny'H stock. which sold COM
..danhly below 81 last fail BE- now
sought nc upwards OF Sass O. share. re-
ports from parties who have recently
visited the property are ot a very en-
oounslng nature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

Manager w w Uli Of the Dixie
Mining Co. returned from salt Lake
Wednesday.
Captain Adam Paul and charles r..
Dodge lcft Tor "a prospecting trip near
Beaver Dams THURSDAY.
T. ~. lockh1rt. proprietor with n
covered wagon from Denver Colo.
p1Hse1 through hero this morning
bound Tor Summit Springs. where be
expects Co prospect Tor some time. Tie
"aid hc had heard OF the Dixie copper
nll through Colorado.
The Dixie Mining GO. Tturied tho
emcltcr at the Apex mine again Tues
day and ~ turning out some elegant
Ingots of copper bullion. como ~ which
wnlVh over 500 pounds and ARE exp 'UtUi
Goo go li nuo. The bullion iH h.Iug
stacked IN the pymm yard here and the
hrat shipment Of o. since reatlrt|ng ODE
rm'ltGr, win DO m1do uoNt week. Tho
shipments Of ore Will lr discontinued
Cor tho present Negotiations COR the
aaIo uf this property uro pending which
VIII most Ukoy mature. lut No ihn dD1l
fh0uld fan through MoHrH. Nlng old
q Co. viii nt once remove the plant Go
ST. George and start smelling ny thc
water Jacket process ut the Point
Warrington County News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

at Moose Greek. about fourteen miles
south % GihhouHVlile. lirporH from
drodgcs operating boz Snake liver snow
that success is attending the efforts TO
secure the hue gold dust Of that reglon.
John Cowan had few men working
machines from which each man earned
on no average. s. % day The gold ledge
which was uncovered at 6lhhunsNlle
o. turning out ore which contains go
per ton. 4 pretty good thing ls made
from the working of this vgln In COM
ncctlon with the hydraulic placer
n number u dredgos ORR working sue
cessfully in many places ln the Wg7t.
Grn1hoppor Creek Montana, has i've
dredgca operating there. Two cumpln-
les ARE working at Nlulni1 city, Mon
tnnn, ana some very good results are
being obtained from placer mining nohf
Huntington. IN oregon
For the past - years incredible
amounts u gold have been taken out
by the gold drcdgea ui Now Zealand
the Cradle or the Industry. but Colonel
Pearson believes that ne the present
time no better rcaulta are being obtain
cd anywhere than nre secured by the
improved drcdgos In the Wost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

New shaft :. Now Down 500 Feet - ln-
creased shipment. Promised.

Another car OF nrat-clnaa orc was
yesterday marketed from the Utah ~
Fish Springs. The ORE carries about
the same values as tho last ehipmcnt.
which nsa1yed MA ounces silver and
Ass per cent lead. The management
feel encouraged ut the present appear
nuCc of tho mine. Increased shipments
are promised ln the future, Ana iudr-
Ing hy the condition uf things at the
mine. lt Will NOT De- q difficult matter
90 make the promise good. The new
shaft ~ now down 800 feet This work
was rendered necessary hconue" the
o.. bOO.fuot shaft wus too small 60
properly handle the ore. A new gtHo-
line hoist has boon Installed nt tho new
SHAFT. which ~ near the center " the
claim New bodies OF ore win
now b, reached which II ia cN-
pcCtcd will once more put the Utah on
"a dividend paying basis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
nraeE Pine Copper Company Organized.


ogden. Aug. gg.-Thc articles Of IN
corporation Of the Black Pine Copper
Mining and Milling company have been
filed. The incorpuraturs ana the office
they hold IN the Incorporation, also
the number Of shares owned by each
are me- follows; =. W. Little, president
%. 900 shares. Alice v. Little. vice prgsi-
dent. 1907 shares. T., y. Stevens. seCre-
tnry and treasurer 5000 shares. Mary
T.. Stevens. 1000 shares, Eliza Stevens,
1000 shares These i've mentioned
form also board of directors, The
capital stock of the corporation is $40
600. which IL divided into 10000 shlrca ~
the par value Of one dollar each. They
have Incorporated Tor nfty years. Their
property H. located In the black BIRD
Mining district. Lemhl CO., Idaho. They
own the following elaine; The Cross
cut. The Black Pine Extension, The
Black Pine ANA the Number Frlctlou.
The business and object % this corpora
tl1n IL Co carry ON nud conduct "a reg
ulhr mining milling, refining. treating
and purchasing business and selling
ufy OF an kinds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

Work win be ns.umed Auer the Meeting
on sept u.

The contractors. who for some time
past have bron driving the lower tun-
mel nt tho Ron iiuuDr claims have
now finished their contract The tun-
mel iH iu re- little over 300 feet. and what
seems Co bo largo body ~ cnuuoutflt-
INK orc hHH been encountered The
manager vlH Uut 900 Che property rn-
comfy and arranged Tor the building
NJ ore bins and cabins This work VIII
be- attended tu Ht once. and 10 o. uN.
du September Cth. % contract Tor fur.
Their work win b. lot The management
feel confident that tho ore body they
are seeking iH not fHr M. and % Dr. 80
timatod that the next sixty days vii
suffice 10 show some interesting dcNcl
Unmsutn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

WORK wui he Pushed on vertical shaft
to Cot the strata.

Work ou the Malvern has been
started lu earnest The prospects ore
that Do VIII hu systematically pushed
until this property VIII become more
uyImhly known THHra rUomH good
arHuuda Cor believing that the Malvern
VIII yet become % producer From the
600 level NJ the sunshine, which adj
Joins a. very good values are report.
90. and the Malvern MANAGEMENT feel
that greater depth will disclose higher
values he their property Acting upon
this belief. wUr' bias been resumed at
the Incline SHAFT. which lH now down
some 500 foot This shaft has followed
the strata and while nu striking values
have been reached thr assays average
about W per ton. a station VIII Zoe cut
nt the bottom " thI shaft ana a
vertical Hh1ft VIII De- started. which. by
cutting .hH various strata should show
whether fhH theories now formed 1rd
correct 10 nu encouraging results fnl'
low ihls course. u survey Wl'l DH made
near ihs Sunshine end of Che property
and SHAFT viii Doe put down in th'
expectation uf reaching the material
encountered lu that mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
EVERY
|. SHOE
A PICTURE.

Elegant, Stylish Shoes In new fall
shapes now coming In. our cash meth
DDS In purchasing and selling enables
you 20 make your purchases Of US at
the lowest possible prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

n0ston. Aug 2l.-Therc has been q
fair busluosa in the wool market dur.
Ink the past week with mo- show Of
weakening in the price, The move
mout in Territory wpo'a continues
strong ON the basis OF 80 crntu secured
for nnc medium ana me. Fleece woods
holds steady but the movement IN slow.
The price Tor NN ana above ohio b.
quoted at - 20 a2c. with dolaincH at
33c
The Australian wool market IL quiet.
owing TO the fact that the available
supply a. small
Territory woola, Montana and pa
kota nuo medium and nno, 10 % ihc;
occurred. 90 q i2c. staple. % n aics
Utah. Wyoming. nne medium and nue.
~ 10 tsc. secured. 50c. staple 53 q i5c;
Idaho. tine medium and me, 10 " i,c;
secured, 20 u 62c
Australian. secured basis. cumhing
aupcrnnc. NO N N2c; good. 70 % SOC.
average, 20 a. &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

Tho Glasgow and Western had a car
Of ore at the sampler today.
The Zolnorn ~ bingham reported on
tpiny'a market with a car Of ore.
The Galcua King uf stockton had
two cars of ore on the market today
Captain DE IN Mar Is expected TO ar
rive In the city tomorrow afternoon.
-Four cars OF high grade orc was at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
GENERAL MARKET STRONG.
Hcars Wade scramble to cover De-
mnnd tor Kansas aud Texas Pre-
fcrrcd Hardened Other Railroads.

Sew York. Aug. so.-Thc reported
clearing nf tho Truuw11l situation and
resulting Mgh"r pr...H from london
caused scramble % cover AMONGST
yesterdays I--H iHH general mar.
kUt un"U"I STRONG THE opening lma
pruyUmHut invited r.IliElus hy the
traders uu1 prices uf HImu IsHuHH yl.Ila
Street Hallway Tennessee Du1i d. Iron
and Chicago lrat Western preferred
"lI" a demand then arose Coo Kansas
a. TrN1a preferred which mounted tu
a. and hardened other rUHfnuuH Brook.
bn Transit smoltiug, steoi preferred
support wuH lacking lu The Tobacco lH-
Huoa. Conuu,uul preferred Zen easily
and the others RI point ThH general
market held lta own Tor time. but
nm attack ON the New York city stocks
forced brooklyn Transit. Consolidated
Gas and Metropolitan Street Railway
on 1 Co ? points. Among the railways
Kansas a N1H preferred and Union
Pacific lost ainat notably
The bond market was without sperl1i
feature but quite steady
SUGAR.
sugar. raw. steady. molaHTcr sugar
az refined quiet
MONEY.
Money on call nrm Ht per cont.
Prime mercantile paper ihnA per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business ln bankers bills at tsfAnis Cot
demand and ut l.kauI fur sixty days,
posted rates fN aud i.sit.
Silver certificates llhdGu
Bar silver i1il-it
Mexican dollars i1iA.
Government bonds Htaady3 e. req
1 nOh % reg and coup. i.Osta; Sew ~
reg and coup. i.3Oh. Ola O. rur. l12A
Ola a. reg and coup i,iJ. o. reg and
coup, linz.
COPPER
New York. Aug. -Coppor-stcady
UNCHANGED.
I.nh-QmLnI. nmuhnnnnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
PLACER MINES ~ rnr NORTH.
THIS Profitable industry wut Turn cut -
Good Aggregate This season.

col. q. TpcarHon reports a very pros
porous season Tor tho placer mining
companies iu the north. The Gibbons
Nllle company win run for about six
weeks longer owing 10 the unusual sup.
ply uf water this year The season viii
not the biggest returns ~ any Hcu-
SON in which the company has opor-
utCd
A plant ia being successfully worked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

Dr. Talmagc's new book. written by
appointment. In four styles of binding.
cloth ti.OO; leather $50. leather gilt
i2.0O; morocco gilt $3.50, Special dis
quoruma. For sale at the peaeret
News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

baseball Lagoon Saturday sunday
and Monday, September End, 3rd and
I'm. nIIlInga v. RIO Ornnlo Wollern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

San Francisco. Aug 3O.-whcat hrm.
Dec, l,lA
Barley quiet; Dee, sg4, Cash, un.
changed.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY


Last train leaves Lagoon sundays At
Qan D IN. HOuND TRIP. Is CENTS,
Olscus Famous orchestra VA attouda.cu
every afternoon and evening.
SIMON nAMHENGER, Gonl Mgr,
~ ". EARLY, Oon'i Pass Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

The Bathing at sultair was never
better than now. Go early so often,
vote always.
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l. A. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II, @. W,
Ryp Dooly Block
II. r. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
W. T.. M'MILLAN, Gen. ACT.
Ii g. W, Temple st., Salt Lake city.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

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