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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
MINES AND MINING MEN

The Aetna group In Idaho haa car
OF ore en- route TO the sampler
The Northern Light shipment. mem
toned In last evenings News" was
being sampled today.
The Taylor nrunton sampler received
ten cars from Tintic today and one
from Stockton.
T.. r. Farnrworth has returned from
bingham after looking after things at
the Dalton a Lark.
A. 4. Hyde loft FOR California last
nisht to arrange Tor the shipping Of
Utah guano to that section.
The work OF installing now hoist Is
going on ut the Swansea Meanwhile,
operations are suspended.
u. q. Ecrnor u the New Mammoth
At hlfirhnm spent yesterday In camp
qua r"a,~iS work progressing niceiyi
WIN Grimths. the newly appointed
manager N the Calumet group near
Milford. left for the properly last night.
Itls reported that nm ogden syndi-
cate has purchased n controlling inter-
est In the Wedge Extension at Mafys-
vale.
Contractor simmons. Just In from
Tlutlc. reports n nice showing OF ore IN
the iilue niri Extension and SAYS the
miners are now drifting on the ledge.
George Dem came IN from Mercur
last hight. lie reports talllnrn Sung
through the Old min at the rate u 10
tons daily. nnd says shipment VIII be
made about the FIRST.
The plant at the East Golden Gate.
Mcrrur. has been removed ~ the Cleo
patra at Silver city. and will BE- used
In connection with the development OF
that property.
Frank Wilson. who spent yesterday
NJ bingham. says the Highland hoy II
shipping seven cars ~ ore dGiiy to It's
new Hmelter, hcing materially assisted
IN this BY the operation " the tram
way.
IiartwiE a. Cohen arrived from the
East late yesterday afternoon. He
stated TO News" reporter this morn
ing that he would 60 out TO bingham
In n day or %. How long he would
remain In these parts he hardly knew.
About June lat the Highland BOY
company will occupy offices On the
fourth iOOr ~ the Dooly building. the
-, irs heretofore used By the Pcnnryi-
vania Lead company. MeaanL New
house and Weir will conduct business
from the old stand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
MARKET REPORTS
NEw yonK MAnKrTs.

New York. May 2e.-Thc advance In
yesterdays market and the strength
or Americans In London this morning
brought buyers 90 the market and
prices generally advanced sharp
fraction. Consolidated Gas WAS select
ed as vulnerable point BY the bear
faction and the price was pressed down
saREcd In sympathy. The railways
lost but the mercat fraction. Additional
declines occurred IN some stocks. par
iiculariy Consolidated Gas. which
touched N.s2is.
Metropolitan Street T.niiwry ais. fen
away points. The .dariset generally
stcadicd and became dull sood de-
with the Issues selling Just above par
IN favor.
SUGAR.
firm; fair reclining. ~. centrifugal %
test. 49, molhsscs sugar. &c.
Refined. firm. crushed. 81: powdered.
~; granulatctd. ~.
MONEY.
New York. May So Money on cali
nominnliy 90 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5is a ~ per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at tLS5it q
= for demand and assn q y for 90
days. posted rates sassy and tfS1ia.
commercial hills sass
oliver certificates 81 q g..
nar silver 81.
Mexican dollars iSis.
Government bonds Irregular: rs reg.
;io1; rs reg. u.0Sh do. coupon
ii.osN: new " reg. q coupon si.aoh.
old fa reg. fi.i2t. do. coupon silica
fs reg. Si.i2N, do. coupon si.i2A.
COPPER.
New York. May s.--coppcr-Duli.
brokers 1875! exchange 1850.
fcad-Duli. unchanged.
CuiCAoO MAHKErS
PRODUCE.
Chicago. May 9s.--Juiy whoa, opened
at 15hgh. touched '5a and declined TO
CLOSE.
whcit-May, 7iN. July. 15A. Sept.
75nt. Dee. 7ih.
Corn May. sss. July. a.
Oats-May sih. July. 2gA.
Purk-May. 7s5. July SOsaS0Th.
Lard May. ip5. July SEQ.
l,ibs-May. i5'is. July. L6shNicj.
CASH.
wheat-No. ?. red. sGnI5s. No. J.
red. s8u1j. No. 2. hard winter. 1sIsa.
No. ,, hard. 1iaT2. No. I. northern
spring. 5sisG5Gi No. :. northern spring.
corn-No. ?. a1h0ati No. . corn.
oa,r-No. 3. sssGse. No. ). ssH.
Harley -37ai0.
Iye-G1
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ronrrns n,cn ooLp STRIKE.
ore Assays 5000 r.r Ton aud IL Causing
Much Excitement.


apccinl correspondence.
ogden. May 2e-some time ago the
announcement was made In the
News" of the location u a mining
claim near ogden by W. q. Porter. an
old Cripple Creek miner. The vein Of
gold.bcaring quartz was alleged TO be
rich In the yellow metal Mr. Porter
sent samples 81 the quarts to Philip
schuch. an assaycr. at cripple Creek.
for assay ana determination Of their
value. ana Il " claimed that the re-
turns gave over tooo gold per ton. The
news u the md having reached Grip
pie Creek. created the uHual excite
ment In such cases. aud yesterday six
miners from that rich gold camp ar
rived In ogden and went out to ror-
ter's claim. which l. located short
distance east OF the north end OF the
street car line and close to claim
which II owned ana has been worked
by ogden railroad men for several
years. The location Of the claims u
not more than three ana half miles
from the center ~ thu city. aud they
arc easily accessible. Some oTdcnitea
were out there Wednesday and secured
samples from Portcr's claim, which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

That the United States mines at
bingham now engaging between %
and 20 men. viii be- found Ia full blast
ia the course, ~ "a frw weeks, " the
nsauranro given by MANAGER Nclli. who
says that work viii be- pushed s.gur-
ouaiy Immediately On the Inhalation "
the LARGE COMPRISING plant about %
be- shipped from the East. Tho mines
are now equipped with a small COM
prcssnf. (which. however u not sum
Client 20 grant fequltei assistance lgt
fun force. Sir. Noiil n somewhat
veXed over the nnn-arrlNM % Qihre
furniture. ordered some time ngp, az he
IL anxious 20 got things IN shlp-Hhnpo
prior 10 the arrival ~ office dighltarioa
from the East The outlook f1r n good
campaign. however IL very bright the
properties, one und All, being m most
excellent condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

s,o.n Market 1. ru,slinl the noad u"
Ruin ct . Rapid Pace.

The mining public generally are be.
coming Disguised with the condition OF
tho stock market Each day sees q
sradual falling OF In the amount OF
huslnesn done. to say nothing OF inc
shrlnkarc In figures that Il quickly re-
ducing stocks to y complete noncntily'
ON the Salt Lake board today ,he san.
conditions obtained. and prices wcrc cut
right and left. while business was con-
flned 10 q small range VI securities,
DAILY was an important seller ~, t."'
while ucyrer- Marion comfnnndrd con.
siderable attention ahd SOLD rom :"
ing al thcso nFurss. Lower Mammoth
continued weak and went at ~, ana
star Consolidated dropped a. p,h ana
was followed by SUNSHINE fot when
at. was paid. Eagle and liluc bcO was
sncrlfced nj ti.0s and Joe bowers sold
at ith. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

Now came In from the coast last night
with cheeks wen tanned and COM
plexlon altogether significant OF n
hcalthful outing. For the past six
weeks the doctor. accompanied by his
family, has been seeking rest and
recreation In and about San Francisco.
lie went FOR pleasure md had u TO q
nicely, ~ much ~ that he returns full
q renewed viroi. better able TO pursue
While away the gentleman paid some
httlc attention to mining machinery.
ana 81 an early meeting of those con.
ncctcd with the Tuscarorn chief viii
mako report looking to the thorough
equipment Of that property The
doctor reports things quiet In Calf
fornln mining circles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

Omaha. May ss.-cattln-
20. Market steady to stroneof -
tive beef steers. ftes u ssg;. y,,.,
stcern. $3.50 " siN0. Texas atc.rs 4, y
" N.e,. cows and holfcrn. 800 3 a ~
Gamers. AGO q fJ.15: atockars
feeders. 500 " $50; caivog. a Z, w y
N.ooi bulls. stays. etc. tl.2s w. 30 v
liogs-ltcccipts. ii.soo. Mako sb,s.
70 oc lower Heavy. sass q isc.'
f2.ts. PIGS. r.s5 q 500. buzz ~ -
s2sgls n sass " 'A''@
Shcep-i,eccipts. l.soo Market s,.,a,.
TO lower western muttona. fl,s0ffi.
stock sheep. ti.oO % tsco: Iamha n a
u 1880. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Miriam Y. Hardy To lions Saw
inga Bank a Trust company. 40
rods by asis fcct northeast from
rods east u southwest corner
lot Z, block ~ Plat u, ctc .s..,.s 20
Francis Armstrong To George
ilomncy, northeast quarter See
ton ~, township 2 south, range
Catherine Corllss TO ]. 4. Max
well, acres. TOT z. block "a.
trn.ncrc plat \ ,.s.t ..,... .....
George Peterson % Sfrah Hart.
lot % and part lot 20. block I.
Archer a kullnks dlyiHinn...
T.. y. Jenkins To- Minnie ~, Tur-
pln. ig,xi0 fcut northeast from
southwest corner lot l. block ..
capitol avenue ttst. ...ts s..s.
y. u, stephens a al 20 Il. u. MIL
Ter. iNio rods northeast from
southwest c0rnor lot 2. block %,
Max Hank To n. II, y. Hope. lot
" and north half lot ~. block ..
New England addition ..... 90.
Annie Swonsen a. H. A. Swensen
II nl. lots iG 10 Is block 4. unh
lots 70 and 20, block 1. fve-ncrc
plat ~. etc 5000 .,...,..,........ 100
J. ~. Prroco a al 20 u. u. Irn-
klnH, GNs rods northeast from
southwest corner lot 4, block
p, Plat \ sstst sst Geo. ssssss. -
W q, Hubbard 10 Harry Evans.
lots Is and ~. block g. Waterloo
addition ssssss sssst sss ssssss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

The directors of the Sea Swan at
Tintlc mot yesterday afternoon aud LET
% contract Tor 100 foot ~ rluHinF, work
10 commence right away, THIS will
take IN, shaft 10 the aop'fout level aud
viii afford a better opportunity ~ ludg-
pr0paalti0n. which has 10 lncutipn ud.
iulnlug tho SWanfohH az silver city,
nDlnW high on the hlll, u ~ expected
that depth uf between 800 and 900
foot VIII DO necessary % ret Into the
orc bodies. aud cut the Nelu now on
luyOd by its Immediate nelghhQra'
ing will BE- done, the owners prefcrring
to ktop right ON with the shaft ~ the
required depth. Those Interested are
rnnguino OF ultimate success In the de-
yolnpment Of this property,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

- Kansas city. Mo. May .s.--ca,r.
I.ecelpta. 800. Market steady. nSiir-
stcets' f.Vou5.so. Texau stoera. t ~
. ., I.sas cows. s.i5us.sO. natiys
and feeders. 3.S0us. 20. buns = W sA.e -
Hoss--tucclpts. 1900. MARIE v 49,,
70 bc lower. bulk ~ SALES. 4 go e slk
heavy. 3.5iN3.ss. packers. 4 tsfl' s.,'s
mixed. 3.torl.6s! Hight. 3.lsffi .so. ,'.. n
cts. 3.b'u1.co. pigs. sou. 30 ''lh-
shcep RccelntH. 5000 Market wi
sri lambs. s.Sou't0. muttonn. 4 az,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

An evidence of the riches ~ Fish
Springs In the Deep creek country, can
be- seen In the Office OF ihe Utah mine,
consists ~ cabinet NJ choice samples
from the utah ana 1Alenn mlunf. some
OF which carry values uH high as l,2is
ounces rlivsr and ti Per cent lead 10
tho ton. while othcra rrn an the way
from 500 10 $500 ounces silver ana 40
10 20 per cont lead. Thc samples speak
volumes Tor the naturalization 90 that
appreciated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
Waterman nfoihcrs. stock iirok.r..
No. 6 Central nh. Phone ia rings

II you nave piles CURE them IA
use undergoing horrible operations that
ease without disturbing the disease
itself, Place your confidence la ns-
Wlttr witch Hazel aalvc II has novei
failed 60 cure OTHERS. q viii not fall
TO cure You,-E g. sshrhmin. McCor.
nick building, corner Main ST.. and
EirHt South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

they had assaycd. The result was 20
satisfactory that they returned yestcr-
day with the nvowed Intention Of max
ing locations. From time to time dur
ING the past few years rich float. show
ing free rold, has been found IN the
ncixhborhOod Of where the Porter
claim Is located. indicating the exist
encc OF ledge. and Il seems probable
that MIR. Porter has found u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
EmEnY's sIw DISTRICT.
rfa,oi Heavy To IN. New Copper fiincs
soutb 81 Isrfon.


'T7''"' -"'T''TVII'I'TI''9
Price. May 25.-Thc mining excite
mcnt In the district south OF Fcrron.
Emery county. continues and the stage
line 10 the south IN crowded every day
going out. Private rigs arc hard To- get
at times, - ifrca, has been the de-
mand ~ late. The new district IL some
twenty miles 60 the south ~ Fcrron.
and from parties who have been on the
ground u N believed has pcfmanency.
Ex-Shefin futile aud Provo people
are heavily Interested and propose to
test the mcritn ~ the now district by
doing considerable work the coming
summer. The assays from one proper
us s.s IN copper and small values In
gold ana silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

Starting sunday next and continuing
every sunday throughout the summer.h
stage llne connecting with the street
cars win be- IN operation between Hort
b0uglaa ANA Warvncra' Grove. irnv,
lng M Fort an the hour ana hair hour
from ~ 10 O'Clock D. M. Paassnrers
VIII be- carried free. Refreshments and
light lunches ean be- had at tho drove.
whore everything has been added Tor
the cnmllrl and enjoyment of visitors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
MINING STOCK
BUSINESS LIGHT
Market Going to Pieces and Future
Hard to fathom.
SALES on THE EXCHANGES
Reached ao,sso share. FOR so.7sD.ia
Proceedings IN detail on
Bacb board.
SALES on THE EXCHANGES
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 81
LEAD. sk25
CASTING COPPER. 1917

Mining stock business Is still light
with figures lighter on both boards
today the sales wsc $3.50 shares for
sos,sfg " these siic Salt Lakcrs sold
ie 40 Tor tstlii2. while Utah brokers
s,bycrlbcd 1900 for the sum 81 N'-
sn.so. Tho market "a going to pieces
and the future h hard. indeed to
fathom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

Denver. Colo. May 2s-catiio-
ccipis 600. Market firm 10 iOc hist'.
liecf steers l.2jul.so; cows .. ooslt =.
feeders freight paid To river t.o6f. II,
stockcr. freight paid TO river i.sods W.
bulls, ntags. etc, 2.5o13.i0
iiogs-Heceipts 500 Market ,gent q.
lower. Light packers Q. i003. 81. mir,t
1905 30. heavy 1.30us.tO.
No sheep.
nd market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
N'fOCK TRANSACTIONS.

An,lcr. 5000 q lac.
. liuckeyc, a.0a0 n ftc.
BLACK Warrior. s.o0O " &c.
bingham unld Placer. 200 q llc.
chloride Point. t00 T. gsc.
Dalton, 1000 ~ gtc. 5000 q ~.
Daisy. 900 " gle; 800 " .ik
-Four Aces. 900 n .io.
Joe bowers Extension. 1000 a s.c
sacramento. 900 " ldc,
Total shares sold, ip,i00.
Selling value 81 stocks. ti.siLf0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

Dealt In rm. Afternoon y, "a cen,. other
transactions.

The fret board sale Of bingham Gold
Placer WIS made On thu Utah exchange
this afternoon. 200 shares glinE nt o.
cents share. The call produced sales
OF n. 100 shares Tor si.gitso. and In thu
trading Dalton took part at "a, 500
shares selling No this figure. Chloride
Point looked healthy ard sold Tor -
cents. while -Four Aces went at % and
Daisy nj 2ih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
Timothy-235.
Flax-f.oGit,


=. chicago. May 2e.--Hogs-nec,,...
1000 Tomorrow. 10000. Mnttet ,,s
~ Be- lower Mixed and butcher. ' !.
,us.ssi seoi heavy. s.7s1s s5is. f,c,.s
cattle--licceipts, ooo
steady; bccves. t.3sGs.s0. 90. ikat
ncltrts. 2.oon5.0s, Texas stcers ~
i'sv. stockcrs and feeders. s,,ss,. avg
lteceipts. 1000. Marko, s,iss..
ssnss cp' s'''uS.5o' lambs clipped. 4 ";
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

In Constipation HERBINE affords
promptly A fow small doses viii
usually ho found tn 80 regulate tho cN.
crotory functions that they ato able 10
upprut" without any aid whatever
Price 30 cents. z, @. NJ. 1. Drug De-
partmput
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

Or. u. u. Woodruff. whose lnieroeis
lie at Mercrr Tintlc and Tusearofa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

a Pink Bakery and c0nfcetiuusfv
kept In pink condition by .,or plpuiar
caterer. Fred Wilson. with latest novel.
Ties IN nwcoiicf, iion.iionH. etc. An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
$3.50 to $3.50 Mems
Trousers, $L.9S.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

We have a great
Trnuaer stock. Great
not only In numbers.
but great In point of
excelloncy of fabrics,
In being examples OF
finest tailoring ana
mnatcrful cut and
NJ perfection, We
occasionally take tho
sale proddlng process
90 refresh your mem
DRY ON these points,
lest you forget We
ARE Mems clothiera
MS we'll Ms Women's
Furninhera, Two
days, then. Mems
Trousers IN all wool.
wnrnteda and caRai-
mcreH, neat, pretty
checks nnd stripes, bl
OTIS and Clay woratcd'
to $3.50 regular values
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-15
oLNEYvILLE.
uhnsoesssu Alarm Of Fire Sounded Latest Notes
From ihs Square. rs

A needless alarm of fire was sent In
from box 81 at o'clock last evening
for Ore In the barn of William Place
on Troy street
The tax assessors were in the annex
Cd district yesterday. and will probably
continue their laDors until all property
IN the district has been rated.
An interesting athletic exhibition
will be given at the Thornton Athletic
Club tomorrow evening.
Daniel l.. Hagan, who does business
at IL Stokes street, Is serious III at his
home at Riverside.
The Democrats of Johnston held a
caucus at the fire station at Manton
last evening, but the attendance was
not large, there being less than 20
present.
The meeting was called TO order by
John Coughn who presided until Robert
Farrell had been elected chairman ana
James Il. Waterman secretary. w. IL.
Colwell was nominated for senator,
VIM. NJ. Waterman as representative
and Frederick +. Flanagan delegate to
the state central committee. Robert
Farrell, William NJ Waterman, Daniel
Evans, John Coughlin and Frederick l..
Flanagan were elected as town com
mttee with power TO add TO the COM
mittee
Auctioneer w. A. Phillips disposed Of
a number OF pieces OF property at the
hall yesterday. the same being sold for
NO payment of taxes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-15
BRISTOL.

The Peak sisters. Of Alaska, will visit
Reba lodge on Thursday evening
March 16.
II. A. Turner says he will be a candi-
date for representative on Citizens and
Constitutional league nomination pa
pers. A sufficient number of signatures
have been secured and the papers will
be filed with the secretary of state to-
day.
A musical and literary entertainment
Will be given Friday evening of this
week i'm the Opera House. under the
auspices OF st. Mary's T. A. society.
Notices have been posted i'm the diff
ferent departments of the Namquit cot
ton mill. notifying the employees that
the advance of wages will take effect
April 3.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Bristol Trotting Park associa-
tion will be held in X. OF Il. hall on
Monday evening. March 20, for the pur-
pose of voting on the proposition OF the
Gentlemen's Driving club. OF this town.
to assume the liabilities OF the asso-
citation.
Friday afternoon at 3 O'clock n con-
ference Will be held in st. MichaeIs
chapel in the interest OF the work OF
the Women's Auxiliary. state Y. NJ. G.
A. Secretary X. NJ. Armstrong, OF Bos-
ton. Will address the meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-15
ARLINGTON.

There was a meeting OF tho Cranston
Union sunday school OF West Arling-
ton last evening for the purpose OF
elcctlng officers. Things have not been
as harmonious OF hate by all accounts.
as they might have been. and enquiry
elici,cd the fact that a certain few feel
themselves ordained 20 rule the major
ity. This has caused n feeling OF indiC-
nation and at the last meeting things
were very cloudy ana the meeting was
suddenly adjourned without deciding
the election. The mcetlnC last evening
was NJ better than It's predecessor. 10
was the wish of a number to relnstate
the old officers bur- fcw refused %
abide bv the decision. Things got into
such q sgraceful muidle that most Of
The members LETT the meeting disgust-
ed. The building will probably be sold
said on influential member this morn
inE. This Is too bad as things previous
TO this were in prosp srous condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-15
AT THE NORTH END.
Exciting Runaway on Charles S.-How Los
Xaoh Mas Recovered.

There was a short but exciting run
away on Charles street yesterday af-
ternoon. Philip Eeinstein left his horse
and wagon standing on the south side
of Orms street near its junction with
Charles street. The horse grew weary
OF waiting for its owner TO return and
with a sharp twist threw the body of
the wagon to the ground and with the
front wheels started for Tooleville. The
animal did not get any further than
in front OF McOsker's hat store when IL
was stopped by jeweler George w.
Potter
Miss bettie Condry while on her way
to the Candace street school lost her
gold watch. The watch was picked up by
boy who attends the Charles, street
school, and who though ne is pretty
young fortunately has a liking for
drawing. This liking for drawing on
the boys part probably was the rea-
son the owners anxiety was SO soon re-
moved and her property recovered. Inc
ad when he got well settled in school
began draw ng the watch he had found
on the highway on his slate. The
teacher who directs the room in when
the boy is a student saw the watch ana
asked the boy where he got 1t and MS
reply was that his father gave II to
him. The teacher doubted the state
ment and taking the watch opened il
and read therein the owners name.
Soon after the watch was In it's owners
possession.
There were but two arrests made by
the police of the Second station last
night. The men arrested were charged
with drunkenness.