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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20
RHEUMATISM ri |. |

Saturday NIGHT three Young girls were
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teen years olu' NAN" iio".llu. eis'''''''
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A movement is on foot to establish a
s,o,o nm, cotton f,ot,r,, o+ o,,iur, Ala
am oe.t, t7io,,1, c+o+o ror.f,,o-. mill
no" nave To ne examine" agar" "9 I'D
/ their disability and make new appiica-
| tions The recent session Of the Leg's-
lature made new and additional Quall-
cations.
festival next spring.
colonel A. a. Wiley OF Birmingham
has announced himself as candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Congress
for Tho Second Alabama district.
10 is rumorod that the Tennessee Coal
ana r~,, C,-,,e,,, has aoonfrod from
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'''"
pluy large tracts OF valuable mineral
lands 40 cost of $4,000
Tho lawleesnoss and decentralization
which bavo reached such am acute stage
fin Knott and CLAY counties saws the
Louisville conrlo~-Iournal arc likely 20
give tho next Legislature some problems
of much more Importance for the state
to consider than the free coinage of sh-
yer or even fhe unlimited taxation oi
capital They arc quite sure to bring
into question the advis llhiy of Wip.ns
out the organizations of these cr.me-rid-
den counties and Incorporating tho iaw-
less territory with communities that have
moro capacity for selfg0yernment.
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creased consumption of meats. 30 says
that the receipts of beef &a.tIe This year
d., AN Inc centres mas Wy 'n'.
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means prosperity of The ieW aNd robbery
OF tne many" And adds.
"The trusts reducing the pay of he
to riyet the shackles of serdom more see
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

Malone that we ieit some CURIOSITY 70
know wherein me secret lay lie was
frank sort OF g. fellow who never haa any
poHtical secrets ana "heh qnes''one"
upon ihe line indicated frankly ana Dluht-
/ ~ ieP'eu' / nave peeH '""e0 uDo" ~
Do'h factions 10 40 campaign WORK Nneh
near rom 'he opponents OF Mahohe
/ they write me long screea' asking me
to 90 ibis or 'hat Tor the good OF The
party. VINE" ! near from """ono' " j.
something IKE mss Dear --' GO down
10 such ana suon a place ana 90 suoh ana
suoH 'nins at once / incioso my cneeN
20 cover expenses ana 10 pay you LOT your
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~ '''''' CIV ga van .'""'7 I'm 0''
'''V'''s ''' wa '''0 '''' Va ~ '''''' anu O'f'
Every now and then when the people
became thoroughly aroused they will elect
the man Of their choice. regardless OF the
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poiIie"l contests the people take very
little interest and then the man VINO can
best manipulate the machine,is the man
work. The candidate who has the best
organization is the candidate who will
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we "' ''' ''o i'0'"
estng political facts which every man
who is interested i'm good government
should study. To is for these reasons that
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ever '''' VOTERS DO''' i'''''''''''' go"
may DE sure iN"l inc machine ''l0lo'''7
are gong 10 Doe elected.
NoI'" D"'o''i'' COMES lo ''ie front "7''''
p, ."o''''s o. i'" MUGS '' '''' 0''''
'''0
,tt,- c~,oo ,11t<irie,. 90 HAVING sbor.
as many press Hol''es as inc sIl WHO
kissed H05son.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

By denouncins the trusts first, the Ohio
Republicans managed TO sprinkle a few
tacks I'm the track Of tile Democratic
party wheel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

win the Nicaraguan Commission COM
duct q fight TO the last dith?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

Hon. a. Pue German cannot store bis
Presidential chances away with the
embalmed booms of Onoy. Cockrel and
Dewey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

Miss Grace Mckinley is having about
as many press notices as the girl who
kissed H05s0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

THE Washington Post says widow
Jack declines to- marry her husband g
brother. Perhaps she expects to do "a
little better than Jacks the next hand.
Neither of the Jacks have been drawing
cards i'm their profession as we under
sland n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

George Fred Williams is sure TO regard
McKinley's trip as an invasion OF The
anemys country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

The new industrial Boom is even in-
GLIDING consolidation of the banks Of
the James river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

The NIolineaux case seems 10 have
declined into one of those continuous
performances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

General Funston want to return from
Manila with Dis regiment. lie Will
however Doe in the swim when he reaches
home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

The Prince of Wales has spoken IN
favor of "a starting gate for two-ycar-old
racers. Perhaps some of the politicians
might get Tip from This new scheme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

The crusade OF tho New Jersey
breaches against Sunday soda-water Is
liable 10 prove o lzzle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

There are now four expeditions in
search of the North pole SO they may
have TO split the thing mp after an, and
bring it home in pieces
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

The rtah orc shipment went %
ounces silver and 81 rcr cent lead.
The Taylor. nrunton sampler had :
cars from bingham and n from Tintic
today
Judge \. j. Weber ~ ogden goes out
10 Tinuc this evening on legal busi-
ness.
Mofsrs. Dcrn. Mcaoryc. souihworih
and Roll viii return from TuHcsrura
on saturday.
Harry Jofcph has bought the Fan
Rafael nfoup near Milford FOR g. i00.
The settler was 4. u. Kinsey.
Samuel James. Tor many years super.
i2tgndcnt ~ the MinEo amoiter. has ne.
ceptcu q similar position with the
Globe smelling works at Denver.
judge Green IL In from Tintic. He re-
ports the camp booming and says IN,
Fremont mine IL now equipped with q
new hoist aud pushing TO the deep In
the Pacific the miners are drifting on
q nicc chute OF orr. expecting to catch
the copper streak within 10 feet
Grand Valley Times. II. N. Kiihorn.
u cyanide expert representing cali.
fornia syndicate. came In from Para.
dox On Thursday morning. AR. Kill
born II prospecting for q property In
the interest ~ the syndicate. which will
Install cyanide plant " n sufficient
quantity of orr capable Of being treated
BY the process Il located Low grade
ore yielding ~ and upwards per ton
IL treated at profit by the cyanide
method.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
Hudson and egan Pronounce II a
GoId-Bearing Bonanza.
BIG VALUES EVERYWHERE.
Pre- told Disecver,cs ON cherry sreek
Hack from deep creek Mis-
eeiianeous Items.

The Lost Josephine mine. 10 miles
east of Kamas. IN summit county. was
visited sunday by Charles g.. Hudson
and capt. Timothy EFan. Both ARE
Interested In the property and had In
view its thorough examination IN no.
Ing Up. therefore their visit was one
u Importance. lnaamuoh 90 they found
to their great satisfaction that the
nino was not "saitcd' DO some rcople
imagined. but that go whore one would.
hish gold values were encountered. tall
lying exactly with assays made ON IL
discovery something like % year ngo.
The property II n miles from the
railroad and can be reached By mcans
~ a good wagon road ~ present the
snow IL about i've feet Gcrp. and while
visitors can reach n with ease. condi-
lions are not yet favorable Tor develop.
msnt work. Entering the mine by
means Of long incline. u presents a
cavc-iike appearance. Prom this In
cline there II a SHAFT % feet deep which
leads to m Immense room OF cavern.
Then another shaft II encountered. this
going TO "a depth Of some 900 feet from
the surface. In this the formation u
limestone. all carrying good values,
while following chute 10 greater
depth honey-combed lime quartz
h discovered. from which assays have
been taken ranging all tho way from
tieo and $40 gold. with an occasional
md OF rock that has gone ~ high ~
tg5i.
The visitors desired 10 take samples
from a place not heretofore explored,
aud therefore made foot prints IN a new
direction. Finding the same forma-
tion a. before. they naturally concluded
that the mine was genuine all through
aud picked up samples which they
brought In for assay. They also mapped
out line ~ development work and
whom snow m.lts. propose 10 erect
wtnAe and put force Of men on sink
INK q vertical shaft 10 n depth Of 300 or
geo feet. In sinking. u shipment viii
be- taken out, and IN this way the eN.
tent and value ~ the ore bodies will be
determined. The ledge u from % 10
% feet across and the vein from TO
~ feet wide. ana from ~ anaayn, the
average value 80 been 1850 gold.
In conversation with News" re-
porter this morning Mr. Hudson stated
that the Lost Josephin. was undoubt.
eddy a valuable proposition. Its dis
coyefy said he. had led "a great many
people IN that vicinity Ia prospecting,
and NJ present there was considerable
activity In tho surrounding neighbor.
hood. william nird ~ this city has
located mn extension on the west. which
shows ffr.r Hnld IN abundance. assays
revealing values ~ FROM SO 10 $50.
while Arizona parties are working
property on the south. this being On
BOULDER ana Beaver CREEKS Ia which
section great attention II being given.
The outlook ~ present, says Mr. iIud-
son. seems To- Indicate great activity
there In the near future. Park city
men nf" also Fettlng Into the camp. Ne
they look upon u NJ worthy ~ their
consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Minnie l.. Watts 10 Catherine
J. Franklin, warranty deed.
i0xi rods southwest from north.
east corner ~ lot .. block o.
Plat r. ~. -, .". - .....,,'t $500
salt Lake u, q l.. association to
Alex. WalkinTshaw, warranty
deed. east Is feet Of lot 4 and
west Is feet 81 lot I, block q
Archer A KS Hubdivitlon go. 700
u, J, Gibson 10 A. J. Davis, war
ranty decd. interest Lucky Jim
lode. etc. West Mountain 100.
Joseph llutchinH 10 Hoyt Shcr-
man, warranty deed. east half
lot I. block %. plat u .. ........ 100
William S0elherr TO Bcttie T..
Blake. warranty deed. i7xs0
rods southwest from "a rods
north Of southeast corner see.
ton ss. township south, range
Meat sssss zee mum SO ,.ssss no
J. T, Hodson et nj 10 Alamo q. N.
Co.. quit-cilim deed, Alamo
lode. etc. West Mountain .... 1000
Lulu N. iiyers 10 Clarence Marsh,
quii-olaim deed, 90 acres west
half Of northwest quarter secs
ton 49, township south. range
west 's.s''.. .sss.s go .s.s..s, 200
Iothl sssss see sssts .ss.,sst-t,tsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

LATE WHEEL NOTES.
Wheelmcn Are Figuring on u Man to
Succeed Charley Emlsc.

Several OF the racing men got toEc,h-
or this morning and talked over the
situation. Judging from the sentiments
expressed the choice win fall upon
Percy senior 10 succeed Charley Emi-c
a. the California aHaoclaiion rcprcsen-
tatlyc Tor Utah. Mr. i.mise returns 10
the LoEler factory IN Cleveland on
August lat, preparatory 10 taking a
businorH tour through Old Mexico.
J. y. quinn this morning received
q letter from John McGregOr In og.
den asking Tor handicap Information.
lie gives his record as being 10 miles In
20 minutes,
The road race trophies that consist Of
three time. one novice time and thirteen
other prizes will be- placed on cxhibl-
ton In ;. y. Gardnera window on
Friday morning,
Papa" Smith has placed the order
Tor the Decoration bay track medal
with Mesars, J. n, LeyHnn a 60. When
finished ID will be- an elegant piece u
work. Smith further today pliced the
order for printing he entry blanks so
that they VII be ready Tor dlsirlbu-
iion ON Friday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

]. n. Esseistyn. mining engineer on
the De la Mar stan. has Just completed
tour u Nevada, where he Inspected a
number u excellent propositions. Tho
gentleman was particularly impressed
with the new discoveries on Cherry
Creek. where, says he. free gold has
been found. some ~ the ore running
1850 TO 500 a ton. Tic principal man IN
the dlgrlngs Is q Afr. Watson. who has
fied . number Of lorntions on the site
OF the discoveries. which. Mr.. Essolstyn
says, are creating considerable excite.
mont ut The present time
The gentleman reports renewed active
ny In Lyons county. where ore running
to 30 per cent copper " being found.
II u q carbonate formation ana u very
easily mined. hence owners look 10 the
making u fortune In a short while.
In other parts ~ the State. develop.
inent work n disclosing new ore bodies.
while the camps ~ De IL Mar and
Tuscnrorn are atiii producing q large
quantity of hleh-gfade sold and silver
ufN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
WINS ACTS FOR M'GuRRIN.
,,..,,... weak on the salt Lake
hoard To-day. with tiu"res |"
similar condition.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 81
LEAD. st.s,
CASTING COPPER i61c Alb

The salt Lake stock and Mining En-
change became a corporate body today
IN the adoption Of n resolution dissoiV-
las Inc private association n the same
,,me. and another conveying to the
corporation all property. credits ana
chooses in action ~ every description
hslourlng TO the rnid association. Ac-
lion was taken In open session ihiH
,rornlnE. u members voting 10 sustain
each proposition. ~ the same time
y y. Mcuurrin gave notice that NJ
had appointed 10 represent him on the
door II the exchange durlnE his alb
sence. Mr.. ". q. Wins. the gentleman
bslnr authorised to Sign all contracts
and transact business In the pit for MT
Mcdurrin. The action Of President
Jackson IN signing the articles Of IN
corporation for 81 members 81 the cS-
change was also approved. and meme
hers were Instructed that they would
receive their stock upon making proper
nuplicati0n therefor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Thomas Jennings. of Salt Lake city,
arrived here Thursday en- route TO the
Grand uulch copper mines. Alexander
Macdonald and party left here last
Monday morning To clean Out the mine.
ago. and was worked up tlll about NJ
teen years ago, when owing 10 the low
price ~ copper work was suspended.
Tho hauling In those days was 10 Mil-
ford. nearly 900 miles. Now the dis.
lance from the mine 90 Modena IN ils
miles. which VIII BE- reduced 90 about
% miles when the new railroad extends
20 Ovcrton. Nevada. II the mines
viii be shipped for treatment. Mr.,
Jennings expects 20 return IN about q
week. Washington County News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

.. y. Gardner FINDS the Mine. Of That
section In Coed shape.

J. T.. Gardner, the wen known cloth.
ing man, has Just returned from Deep
Greek, where he has been FOR several
days past. Inspecting properties In
which he and Paul Rodenhouse are IN.
tercated. First of all the gentleman Wis.
tied Dugwny. where he found the mines
In splendid condition. In the Deep
Greek country proper he examined a
number Of claims. among them the
Greenback. Ella, baltimore. sunshine.
Clifton and Mabel, all ~ which pes
scented q good appearance, Thnre claims
are In pay ore, assays showing values
~ from ~ 10 100 ounces SILVER, a. nor
cent lead and per cent copper 10 the
ton, on The Mabel the gentleman let u
contract Tor additional sinking, beiicv.
ing that with greater depth. the mins
viii develop into u steady shipper
In mining In this section Mr.. Gardner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

John =. iiod.oa Transfers tn Alamo Com.
pany for $4,000.

4 deed was flicd with the county re-
eorder today BY which John r. iIodson
aud wife ana Mark Hopkins and wife.
all OF this city, convey 10 tho Alamo
Copper Mining company u Boston ak
claims In the West Mountain mining
district. the consideration being f20-
900, The claims nre the Alamo Ala
mo No. 2. Hub. Yale. Cape Cod and
Bunker Iiiii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Estimated I, WIN Reach Nineteen million
Dollars for 1880.

Washington. May l1.-Conaul brush
reports Ia the state department from
CLIFTON. ont, Respecting tho klondikc
output for 1899. as - llowai
AN authority whose estimates have
heretofore proved conservative, brings
word from Dawson that the wnahup
from the Yukon this year will az
areFnto tie0o0.OO1 apportloned M fol-
lows
III Dorado. tssO0.0o0; nonAEn. a.
i00. 600. French llill,ti. 600 900: Gold Iiill,
81 800. 600. nlF Hkikum. si.00o.00o Lit.
ne sklkum. 100000. Dominion. 81
600 600; bunker ana Quartz. 5000. zoos
total, ile.eo0.000. The figures leave
out 81 consideration n number Of some
important locations, including sulphur
Greek. Upper Klondike. Stewart river.
and Heroggle creek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
MARKET REPORTS


New York. May i7.--Thc opening Of
the stock market was fairly active and
changes In most eases confined to small
gains. London showed advances IN
prices for Americans. notably the Pact
fcs. lumber was on slightly. being
practically the only important cxccp.
tion to the Hat, while there were cyi-
denccs of manipulation IN the special
ties which advanced them notably In
Guiding sugar. the entire market
showed decided strength. There was an
absence u the fcvcrlshncss which
marked recent trading. Central raci-
nc and Southern Pacific were IN the
van In the railroad division. Efforts to
realize by the Trailing element caused a
relapse from the bert prices. Tho
movement, however. dld not Affect tho
undcrcurrcnt ~ strength which was re-
inforccd by fair outside inquiry.
Prices u bonds were generally better.
SUGAR.
New York. Max IT, uRar-raw, nrm,
fair refining. ih centrifugal ~ test.
al molnsHss SUGAR, 4.
Refined. frm. cruchcd. 81 powdered.
~. graduated. a..
MONEY.
New York. MAY is.-Moncy on call,
n0mlnal'y 2h13 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3H0tA per
tent.
Sterling exchange with actual bust.
Mss In bankers bills at us5IHI, for
demand and iSskab for sixty days,
posted rates. t.ssp y and iksIh. COM
mefclal bills. isthis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

rs Il true" asked the News" man.
'thnt the government officials can fol-
low lumber Into the very walls OF a
building ami thorc seize ~"
Welt thny can hardly 10 that far
but pretty near Il. More than 10000
Ties have already been cunnHcnted
while a great deal OF lumber has also
been taken. No mill men have been
arrested YET but they VIII come next.
Now then ~ 10 following timber into
the walls of house I VIII simply Fay
that " n man used thousand or ten
thousand feet Of lumber he could be
compelled To account for that lumber
ana " upon his admission n should an.
pear that the timber had been Illegally
cut he could be held responsible. Here
after persons viii have To be very care
ful In cutting timber and see that the,
have permission before doing 80 from
the general land ONCE. Timber OF no
Kind. az understand II. not even cedar
or scrub wood for purposes OF fuel, un.
less permlsalon has nrst been secured.
Hut Of course there have been no prose.
cutlons under this latter class of cases
ana the violation would only be- tech
Meal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Kansas ciiy. May is-cattie-Re-
ceiptr. iOop, Market. steady. native
steerA. t.li1s..o. Texas steers. 5000
80, Texas COWS. q .c0Nl.1i. native
cows and hclfcrs. 1.e0Hi. %. riockorr
ana feeders. Q .aoHs.s.i bulls. a.O0ni. 10
Hogs Receipts, itOoo, Market steady
10 shade lower liulk Of NRios, i.d0ff
30, heavy. 3 Go6 IN; packers. a.C1fl
i.sgis! mikrd. a.tiN3.5o iinht. $3.50
f.e.is. yuikern, s.lsU3.t2is. pigs, 800
Hs.iA
Rhocp-neceipis 5000. Marie, nrm.
lambs. t.O0df.oo. muttons. 3.sQ05.2s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Omaha. May i7.-cattio-Recolpta
a.sOo. Market active steady; native
beef steers. i.ssHs.2s. western steers.
l.p00l.ia; Texas steers. 3. a0nt. 60. COWS
and heifefs. a,fsfii.o0i Gamers. ? 2su
$50. Htockars and feeders, 900 5. 49,
calves. 4.5oNG.Is; bulls aud stays, 400
0i.25.
Hogs Receipts. po0l. Market shade
to &C. lower. Mixed. a.esns G5is. light.
.. hiHi.Giis. heavy, . 1850 ,G1is. pigs.
:. a0na. 90. bulk % GALES, q, Gon3,Gsis.
sheep 1900. Market active
stronger Western muttons, t,ssfi ,s0i
aIook ahnon. .oon 80. lambn. h..iuG 90.
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snail Volume 81 np.inss- and Figures
.snsraiiy Downward

business on the Halt Lake board to-
dny reached total of ei.too SHARES
which sold for the sum OF t1,flO,ss. The
market continued weak and without
generally was downward. sunbeam
was freely dealt IN between 10 and q
cents. and Emerald. which scored such
a splendid advance yesterday, gave
way under heavy pressure AMI moved
10 rs cents. trading being freely in-
dulRed In from iti. down. There was
a little business In Northern Light AT
az. and several sales IL Eagle a Hue
Heii al fi.N TO iiiI. while Joe howcfr
soid at ~ ana iss. 1000 shares going
ut these prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

Denver. May s.-cattlc-n Receipts. H.
$40. Market steady To artivc, beef
steers. tiOo % $3.50. cows, $500 u ti00,
feeders. freight paid 10 river. 500 "
$40; Htockofa. DO. s.g5 " sLSo; bulls,
stara. etc. t2.50 " $40.
Hogs-Recelpts. COO. Market steady
10 easy; iiEht packers 1855 ~ y1.7Oi
$3.50.
sheep-neccipis. 500. Market strongi
good fat mut.ona, 500 o .5oOi lambs.
$500 y $3.50.