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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
AIesseneer Boys strike.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-About goo
messenger boys employed by the Postal
Telegraph Company went out on a
strike to-day. The offices Of the COM
pany most affected are in the financial
district. The strikers insist that they
be paid fiat rate Of 2ik cents for each
mesgnEe; that returned messages
which they are unable to deliver shall
be paid for the same as delivered mess
ages; that the levying Of nifty cents a
week on each boy for clothing SHAH
cease, and that the boys be permitted
to purchase their own clothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

LEBANON, Pa, July 24.-The Penn
sylvanIa bolt and nut works, the Leba-
non rolling mills, the East Lebanon Iron
company, the Lebnnan iron works and
the West End rolling mill company To-
day announced an increase OF wages ~
the puddle mill departments Of 25 cents
per ton. This Is the sixth advance
since April /. This increase whlch
raises the rate Of wages from 81 70 to 8
per ton will go into effect August i
over 1000 men are affected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
National Guard Commissions.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July a.
The governor to-day Issued commits
sions in the West Virginia National
Guard to Charles A. Wood, first lIeuten-
ant Company NJ, Second regiment In
fantry; william 8. Roberts, first lieu
ant Company C, Second regiment,
infantry: 7. D. Stewart, first lieutenant
and QuRrtermGster Second battalion
Second infantry; NJ. Thomas, major and
chief paymastsr. West Virginia Ma
tlonal Guard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
Rnntnm MclPht Champion.

ST. LOUIS, July I.-casper Leon
champion bantam weight boxer Of the
world, was tonight awarded the de-
cIsion over Morris RRuch. Of Chicago,
at the end Of twenty round bout be-
fore the West End club. The fight was
n good one throughout RUuch made a
flne showing, but was unable 10 land MS
many blows MS Leon, who got the de-
ciEIon on points. The victor will be
matched against Steve Flanagan, OF
Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

WELLINGTON, Kns., July a.-Ednn
Curtis, Mile Detrlek and Inez and Ma
bel Neal. aged from 1s to 10 years,
daughters OF prominent Caldwell Clh-
Eens, were drowned at Drury, a fishing
and bathing resort, six miles east OF
that place to-day. The girls, In COM
many with n number OF otherH. were
bathing in the river. One OF them
went in boynd her depth and being un-
able TO aWim cried for help. The 9TH
orS went to her rescue and all were
drowned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
KRUGER STICKS.

What Gavo Currency to Rumcr that
He had Resigned.
PARIS, July 2I.-Dispatches received
here from Pretoria. South African Re-
public, say that the absence of Presi-
dent Kruger, from the meeting Of the
executive council to-day. gave cur
rency to n report that he had resigned.
owing to difference between himself
and members OF the volksraad.
President Kruger when seen tonight
in regard to the matter, denied these
rumors, stating positively that they
were without foundation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
.EINE UPRIGHT PIANO COR SIZE

Owing to misunderstanding between
husband and wife, fine Upright
Plano has been placed In our hands for
immediate disposal. The piano is prae-
tioally new and was built by clifford
ChlckerlnR man with nationalrepu-
tatlon as an expert plano builder.
We are authorized to sell the plano
for une-hRlf Of the original price. II
you want or need plano. here Is rare
opportunity.
F.w. BANNER CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

PANA, Ills, July 2L-InStructlons
were received to-day from George PEN
well, OF Chicago, president of the Pen
well Coal Company, to close down the
mines Immediately. II is Operator PEN
yvsIi's Intention 10 definitely abandon
his mining interests In PanA, claiming
that the granting of tho loekeo-out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

ROME, July 2i-The Italia, referring
to the lynchIng Of ItalinnR in Louisiana.
says: 1--WE have not the least doubt
that the United States will do It's duty
in the broad measure demanded by the
atrocity OF the latest lynchlng, but our
confreres will do well not to expect
Eronter reparntion than can be OBJ
talncd."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

wILKEsBARRE. Pa, July "a. The
messenger boys employed at the West
ern Union and Postal telegraph offices
here went on strike this morning for an
increase Of wages. When an attempt
was made to hire new boys the strikers
lntimIdated them and in two or three
cases assaulted them. The police were
finally called upon to preserve order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
MINING TROUBLES
In nllnoIs-NIIncrs Refuse to Garry
ont Arbitration Agreement.


ont Arbitration Agreement
PEORIA, Ills, July 2l.-coal opera
tors OF the northern and central dis
triots OF I,Anols have given the state
branch of the United Mine Workers Of
America until tomorrow to carry out
tho agreement made by them last jan
uary regarding the arbitration Of the
IIIInoIs machine mine work. and II they
do not come to time other action Will
be taken. 49,, 80, = ,o,t...
80 ,t v,bIsh n was agreed to submit
ST the rate ~ Of machine mining to arbltra-
tiOn. Each sIds selected .,Inro three men men;
but since then the opeIafotS nSvo o.,
been unable to Induce the miners rep
resentatIyes to meet and arrange tho
matter. The operators are determined
that II some action 10 mot taken taken St = oISS PC
the question will be submitted 70 the
stnte board OF arbitration, which may
result in a strike in tho near future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

NEW YORK, July 2G.-The twenty.
one trolley strikers arrested In Brook
Ign on the charge OF having been Inn
pllcated in the dynamite explosion on
the Brooklyn elevated railroad ihst
wednesday, were discharged to-day,
there being no evidence connecting
thorn with the explosion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
SHERIDAN ARRIVES

At Manila With Reinforcements.
Two FrIars from Hong Kong,
Agent of Aguinaldo, HaVc Been
Arrested.
MANILA, July "a. p. m.-The United
States transport Sheridan, which sailed
from San Francisco, June 25, with REIN
forcements for General E. $. Otis, has
arrived here to-day. On July 1G, a
great waterspout was discovered d.
rectly in the course Of the ship, and to
avoid 1t, 1t was necessary to make a
detour Of several miles.
General Otis has received a letter
dated July ., and signed by Charles
BIanford and Fred Hoppe, respectively
assistant engineer and third officer OF
the hospital ship Relief, who were cap
tured by FllIpinos of Paranaque, on
NAV 30. The lette= says the prisoners
in the hands OF the insurgents are re-
ceiyIng excellent treatment, but the
suspense OF fearing the loss OF our
positions is terrible" The writer's beg
General Otis to intercede for their re-
lease. General Otis has taken steps IN
that direction.
Two AugustInian friars who had
landed from the Hong Kong ship have
been arrested here. It is said they had
documents upon their persons shoWlnE
they were agents Of the Fihplno JuntS
at Hong Kong and that they intenueo
to bear messages TO Agulnaldo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

On board tho transport Sheridan. the
arrival Of which nt Manila Is reported
above, were Brigadier General Samuel
B, N. Young and aides, Colonel Dag;
gett, Major QuInton; Companies 3 ana
II Of the Fourteenth infantry. 23s en-
listed men and two company officers;
troops A and F, Fourth cavalry. seven
officers and 1i2 enlisted men; Lieuteh-
ant Moss and twenty-five men OF w, tne
Twenty-fourth infantry, eight hospital
corpg men, and forty-one members OF
the signal corps, as well as l,24S re-
cruits FOR the regiments already In the
PhilippineR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

For West Virginia, showers and cooler
Tuesday; probably threatening Wednes-
Cay: s0utheasteFly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, showers
Tuesday: threatening Wednesday; varia-
BILE winds.
For Ohio, showers and cooler Tuesday
generally fair Wednesday; variable WihuA.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by G. Schnepf. druggist, corner OF Market
and Fourteenth street, was AS follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
TIE MARKET WAS WEAK.
sales Reached Hoo shares For si,-
2sy.J7-swsnses. south swan.
seq and Utah strong.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 81,
LEAD. sizes
CASTING COPPER. iGllc a III

Proceedings ON the Salt Lake Ex-
change today were very iamc. the
friction being scarcely SUFFICIENT 10 llght
IN ordinary match. Sales reached n
total Of ii.5o0 shafcs with a value or
gi4ss.1s. and BY 1850 O'Clock. the
brokers cwrc out ON the curb talking
baseball and otherwise arranging for
the match with their colleagues. now
scheduled for noSt Friday afternoon.
Il was duil day. not only overhead
hut In the pit. Figures generally were
weak and sellers were dealt In on de-
clinlng basis Ajax fell TO $50 all
though sales were made al tt.ss. while
'unEur found takers az - cents. Eagle
at :. ualena at asit and Mammoth NJ
fi.ps. Northern Light Hlumpcd to ~
cents. where loo shares were disposed
~. and lnEut made sales az ?, and ~.
while Mefcur sold nrst nt N.2s. but
dropped TO ti,gs where u remained In
good demand. Houth Swansea was
firn and ala business az iit5, and
swansea had n ready hid ~ 400. with
Utah eagerly sought fnr at ft.Os. but
no offerings under ti.si.
In the unlisted category there was n
sale Of Eagle and iilue He'll nt u.ti.
while Emerald was taken nt n cents.
Golden Eagle al and Ioc bowers Ex.
tension nj 81 a block ~ 900 shnrrs
" International changed hands at Q
cents. and Yankee Consolidated closed
dealings by dropping 60 io..
The closing figures were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
BIC SHIPMENT
OF CYANIDES.
Golden Gate Sends in a Batch
Valued at 100000.
TWO DIVIDENDS PAID TODAY
Hebron on the Commercial Turning
out rig Copper dahc Claims
Iscurht -uiseciiancous.

Another big shipment Of oyanldes
came from the Golden Gate at Mercur
this morning. the same amounting In
value to something like 100000. This
Is the product ~ a months run at the
Do Ia Mar mill which now handles
on an average Of COO tons Of orr daily.
In couple N months the plants ca
pnclty viii be increased onc-thlr,i.
making the ouipu, and placing n value
making the output 300 tons and plac-
ing a value upon the monthly shipment
o. NJ least $4,000. The min n now one
Of the biggest cyanide propositions In
the woodland will stand at the head as
soon az improvements now on are
brought 10 completion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

4 special 10 tho Denver News from
Price. Utah. says that thifty-nye teams,
most OF them ~ four horses, aro on
the road To Price from the old Dyer
mine,nctunn the Colorado line from Ver-
nat WA cvpper ore for shipment from
therc EAST, What the lot will run II II
impossible 10 md out, na the manage
ment II very rcticcnt. However II II
known u N nH good a lot rs the last
one sent out ana that went over % per
cent copper, In addition To copper tho
consignment showed twenty-rix ounces
silver and ~ In sold 20 the ton.
speaking OF the property Manager
neofHr ~ l.nnnberry the other day said
he believed II 10 be- one OF tho biggest
ANA richest In the world. The vein II
seventeen feet In width and the values
Increase In depth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Frank y. Wilson lcft yesterday for
Idaho.
-Four cars " centcnnlal-Eurcka orc
are at the sampler.
The Conkiin sampler has 10 carr
from Tintic and from oasis.
WIN orr. the cyanide company's cx-
pert. leaves Tor Boise tonight
IL IL estimated that some iOj people
went out TO Tlntic yesterday
shipments from bingham last week
reached a total OF - carloads.
The price paid for tho Coppcropolis
group In. Rocky district was 5000.
Tho Tayior-Brunton sampler IL In
recent ~ ~ cars frum Tintic and
from stockton.
The silver shleid deal, mention a IN
these columns several days ugu, VIII be
closed about the s0th Inst.
The Park Rccord reports 900 tons Of
concentrates ana Loco tons OF nrst-
class crude, awaiting shipment at the
paiy-weHt.
Mcsuru. Dcrn. southworth. Meaervc
and igodi are now out ut TuHcaroru. ok
aiming tho Dexter aud adjoining
properties.
The United states Mining company
has added 20 itH puHsersinns nt liinT-
ham. the Northern i.lFht. fairyicw and
urlxslcy claims. paying therefore the
sum u ido.0Vo.
ORE In tho Montreal mine Mt Milford
II said to run o To "a per cent copper.
with fair values In Fuld ana silver.
recent shipment from this mine assays
over 30 per cent copper.
The Dipper mine. which made a small
shipment ~ rich gold ore last week. has
hven bonded hy Lawrence and Din
Woodoy ~ this city. The gentlemen
Will push work ON IN" property
Reports from the Little chief. adj
Joining the Eagle and Hue Sell at
Eureka. arr a. the eject that work h
being pushed la the erection 81 the new
hoist. while the miners are atill sink
inF on the vein.
otto Hudson and associates have re-
turned from the Snlpetor milne In
Mems canyon. II II said the visiting
expert was fnvornbly Impressed with
the property and viii 40 report TO those
holding the bond. Mr. Hudson brought
IN some nice namplca Of onyx from new
claims there.
Hon. u. q. Chambers returned from
Park city Friday evening. To n
"i;ows" reporter he stated that the
camp was looking we'll. although the
abundance of snow In the hills rrtnrd-
I'd operations somewhat. Mr, cham
beers said not much was being done
with tho ontario NJ present. but he
hoped a change would come little later
on.
The bingham Gold Placer Mining
company, with capitalization uf $780,
900, divided Into shares ~ the par value
~ 20 cents. has ulcd. articles 81 incor.
pomtiun. all ~ claims being situated
In slnEhnm canyon, West Mountain
mining district a. Hnnauer N preFi.
don't. Jeremiah Schenck.yice president:
James h, Schenck, secretary, and Clnr-
oncg *. Mccormick. treasurer.
a correspondent n the beaver Blade
says Mt Kennedy was In llocAy dis.
trlct "a few days ago with an expert.
tAir Mncheg one Of Ncwhnuse'H mem.
lie examined the q. X. az Beaver Lake
under bond from A. u, Campbell ana
the Hickory group, Mr.. Machez
seemd we'll pleased with the property
and the probability II that a sale viii
be- made In the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
Waterman brothsr.. stock nrokers.
No. Central Blk. Phone is--3 rings.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

=, g. Lynghorg to Aaron Koysor,
Warranty decd for lot I. block
ei, Plat G,....... 60. .........t $500
Rachel Il, Gcdge TO Nathan
GcJEo, warranty deed for q
acres southeast, northeast
quarter section ~. township
south. range ! west ............ 1
James stevenson 10 g. ~. Ifaw-
Icy, warranty deed for AZ feet
by 2 rods southwest from rods
south Of northeast lot 9, block
20, plat A,..,.... 80. ....,.... 1850
A. No. Farley TO Joseph Bews,
warranty deed Tor 90 feet by
rods northwest from 10 fent
feet north 0f southeast lot z,
block 90, plat A................ $3.50
Mary l.. plnkerion 10 Mary l..
f.nvagnino, warranty deed FOR
i0x2 rods southwest from rods
west Of northeast lot G, block
", plat II. -. e.. ...........,. 4 500
II, II. Rea to II. A. Beers ct al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

warranty decd for txiO rods
northwest from rods north uf
auuihcast iot y. block -. plat
C. y, Taylor ct ai io y. W. Wi.
son. warranty deed Tor pxi0
rods northeast from southwest
lot T. block ~. plat A......... 1000
r. w. Wilton ~ 70. T.. MrCuu.
nuRhv ct NJ. warranty deed FOR
txi0 rods northeast FROM south.
west lot e. block 60. plat A..... 1000
J. u. SChcuuk to bingham Gold
Placer company. warranty decd
for north hair section W. west
half southwest srctinn IL. town
shin south. range west. otc.. 1000
a. Hnnnuof, ST.. 1T 30 tp same.
warranty decd Tor senvilie a
60. placer. etc. West Noun
Salt Lake county to samuel
Webb. quit-ciaim fnf snxg rndu
southwest frpm y rods west ~
northeast section ~. townahin
south. range cnat............ =
John Ieck ct nj 10 Security l..
and =. company. ahrrln'a decd
for pnri lots Z md 5. block 4.
and bot 2. block 9, plat t.,....... ao6i
INfNl ssass sssaaa faaaHaas.ss.ssN $50 itf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Kansas city. Mo.. May is.--Cattle-
nrc'iptH. i.ioo Market strong 10 steady.
Native steerH, N,Q0n s.iii T-Nas Htcrrr.
fisuaii0. Texas COWS, flOofit 20, ma
tive COWS and hcifefr. tsoona0o stock.
en- and feeders, t3tonasii bulls. $500
naso.
iIogst-Roceip,u. 1000. Market steady
H. shade lower. iiuik OF sales. ticou
Asti heavy. ti.cNnakO. packers, 1lttn
a15i mixed tatOnai0i iight. tlasu
aeirl workers., ia6iu3dsis, PITS. tt,oo
aag..
sheep Receipts. 5000. Market arm.
lamba. t.ooal.t0. muttonr. tioousoo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Judge shope. on being questioned by
HEAVIER Blade representative reln.
tive 10 the showing of ore AZ the Iln.
coin mine, stated that they Were sins
ply asioundod BY the magnificent show
Ing ON the lower levels they are In
body of ore which they have tapped
nfiy feet with no signs 81 either wall
and are now preparing 10 run side tun-
nrls and croFs.cuts IN the seemingly
forlorn hope of finding tho limits 81
this vast ore body. Assays form this
ledge run all the way from 81 a. so.
averaging about so In gold besides
In gold have horn obtained running
as hiFh nn $500 Tho mine VIII be-
equipped with huge concentrating
plant Immediately,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

4 splendid specimen Of copper matte
II on exhibition at the Highland hoy
Office IN this city, Paymastrr Block
having brought II IN late Saturday af-
iernoon, Tho smcltcr. he says. - run
ming very smoothly. indeed, and the
matte, which assays In the neiHhhor-
hood of 81 per cent copper n now be-
inR run through the c0nvcrterH aud
made into ingots Of pig copper. In
this state Il viii make ita appearance
during the week. the metal then hnV-
ina reached state Of purity eaualilnE
% per cent. Thus far the plant has
given entire satisfaction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Omaha, May 5-cattlc-Rrccipta. L.
200 Market active, stronger. Native
beef steers, tl.aalftsa. Western steers.
t3GiGA5i. Texas, $500 idei COWS and
hclforr fl.iaNies, cannerH, t2.s0G a.s0;
Hlochcrr and FEEDERS. fi0onsi0i calves,
No0us5A. butts, stays. etc, nO0fi IS,
Hogs Receipts. ss00, Market shade
easter. Heavy. taeihna7s. mixed, $500
Has5H, Hight. taC0ffl.Ci4. pigs, $3.50
1921 bulk n sales. ia.Gsn330.
Sheep-gt ceipfr. 2 900, Market strong
er. Yearlingn. flssuhi0. Western NUT =.
tons utols.ss. stock yhecp. ti,'SuAtoi
lambs, s5ssGffO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Victor ~. Clements. Captain DE "a
Mars manager. returned from Morcur
friday night lie reports thlnra In
splendid Shape thcrc ana says mill work
u being pushed 60 a speedy completion.
CONCERNING the Rover option Ait. Glenn
snis states that negutiationH have not
by.h closed yut, but he believes they
VIII be- shortly, when n good force wifi
De nut TO work developing aud nncsr-
tanning the mines value. The Eentle.
man expects To leave for London tho
latter part 81 this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Fred pcrn and WIN orr came from
Mercur last niHht. the former having
acted na paymantcr Tor the Mercur ami
teyHcr. Marion, and the latter having
Inspected the workings ~ several mills
recently Hut NJ under his direction. Mr..
Dern stated this morning that the Mcr-
cur was handling IT, taillnEH nt the
futp uf 100 tons day and would soon
make a shipment ~ csnnldeH. ~ "a ~
snli. The gentlemen visited the
Daisy while out ana pronounce this
property In 4 shape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Dick Smith han completed liz con-
tract on the Superior mine. lie has
driftcd some 900 feet eauitefly from the
lower cruas cut tunnel, following vein
~ lcnd-silVcr ore. which has an average
value u 20 ounces silver and 20 per cent
lead. The strike OF the vein appears 20
be- south. 20 degrees west, and It, inch-
nation 20 degrees under the northern
horizon. Tho company me,iitntcs opet-
ations on the gold-copper vein. which
outcrlps for distance ON The surface
and parallels the lead VEIN. tonaiiet-
able work has been done on that vein
In the share ~ croHHsrutH ana rhnfts,
AZ one point an open cut, some thirty
fcct In length. with shnft thirty feet
deep from the surface, shows an A.foot
vein 81 fair copper ore. carrying trnm
to q per cent copper, ounces silver
81 srold and 20 per cent uxidizcd Iron
making II a splendid smelling or COM
ccntrating proposition. -park Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

According to appointment the Cen-
tenniai-Eureka came forward today
with a dividend Of 90 cents a shan or
$1,000, the distribution giving tho COM
nany grand aggregate NJ tgio0,0p0.
Accompanying this payment was one
OF 10 cents a share or tio.O00 from tho
bullion BECK, this company'H total be-
INK rwciied 10 tl.tYs.0oo. 10th prop
critics arc In excellent shape. each max
INK record ~ production that juHti-
iiea the payment Of dividends for years
To come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

tho cost IL something like 30 cents.
The process l. said 10 be- IN successful
operation In oregon ana also In Colo
RADIO while the pnicntccH have a 50-ton
experimental plant running at MaE-
noiia In BOULDER county. colo. Capt.
De In Mar. while here. became much In.
tercsted IN the new scheme ana looked
u up a little. while the Mercur people
arr considering the proposition " send .
ing n sample carload 20 be- tested,
q plan. however. that has not yet been
fully decided uuou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

DAVIS county can now boast NJ hav-
lux a mine that " a producer. m, n,s,
mat We have heard Of Jesse Tuttie
i'lufiiri from Sessions mountains "A
lew days ago where he has spent con.
siderable Of the winter working In "A
mine owned by willard Wolhe and
others, lie says they have a shaft down
seventy fert ana eib feet Of tunnel
lie estimates that they have taken o,,t
twenty tons OF Euiena that MIL Fo
about 800 10 the ton. They had 10
stop work Ia the shafl on account VI 80
much water coming in, ana nov they
nave suspended work 60 nut In q pipo
20 supply the mine with frcah air nnd
70 more tully organize tho company.
They are offering mine slock M M,
new ~ an probability It viii moi 10
long before We see teams coming down
the mountain Ia MN canyon frviahtlnx
ore Davis County clipper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

col. y. q. Hebron spent saturday az
bingham In nm examination ~ the
Commercial group. In conversation
with "a News reporter this morning.
the colonel stated that they were sink
Ing two lnclinea on the orr body from
the old workings. and were TO start
a i.oOQ-foot crnsacut to strike the vein
ut tO0 feet on It's dip, or about 800 feet
vcrticnI depth. In the course OF he
remarks the gentleman produced
sample from prcson, workings assay
ink q prr cent copper ounces silver
aud s. gold. which. without further eN-
PLANTATION. was sufficient 10 demonstrate
Inc character of ore now being encoun-
tered. A station ~ being cut for an
ai' compressor and col Hcnron be-
lls,en drills viii be- working by the
firrt ~ June. The camp be says. u
looking well and On the wal 10,
Mar. worked q being pushed ahead IN
srNrrn. places.