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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-30
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There are many muscles In the hi-
man body control of which has been
lost through ages Of disuse.
The longest tree In the world lies
broken and petrihed at the end Of a
defle In northwestern Nevada. 1t Is
said to be 660 feet long.
The Gersoppa falls, on The Sharavatti
river. In south Kanara, India, are larger
and more magnificent than Niagara.
The water makes u clear drop Of $50
feet.
The United States has more mer-
chant vessels than Great Britain. She
has &C. o5 vessels of 4,749.73S tons,
while Great Britain has e0,e0l, Of g.
953,17i tons.
When you have blood upon your
hands, first wash them In pure wa
ter. Using soap at first is a mistake,
as soapy water does not dissolve blood
rapidly. Clear water and a nail brush
should come frat, soap next.
Many clocks with weights and wheels
were In use in England during Chau-
GERS time, and most Of the monasteries
OF the fourteenth century possessed
clocks, though these were used to show
the astronomical movements, as well
as the passage Of hours. Throughout
the fifteenth century clocks were made
mostly by and blacksmiths,
Is, they were constructed OF iron and
steel.
The aggregate national debt OF Eu-
rope exceeds $23, 600 200, 900, according
TO consular information procured by
The state department, and officially
published. The exact figures for each
country are given as follows; England,
s3,s2s, s1o, 500; France, $6,24s,ss6,o 900;
Germany, $c,447, $40, $50; Russia, s4.-
75o,4sT, 900; Austria Hungary, $2,b74,-
a7s,500; Italy, s2,4s2, si4,sl2i Spain, ST.
79s, $50. T99.
To thread n needle hold Il with the
ring andIittlc fingera Of the left hand,
instead OF with the thumb and fore
finger, MS Is The usual way. This meth
Cd, according 10 1r. Joseph NJ. Jack
son, leaves the thumb and forefinger
free 10 grasp the smallest bit Of silk
or other snture material as it passes
through the eye and pun It to a safe
distance on the other side. This does
away with the slipping back, 50 com
mon IN she old way Of changing hands,
and incidentally decreases profanity
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-30

Men who 20 out fishing In an open boat
In the midst Of q binding storm and enjoy
IT must be strong and healthy and are
pretty sure 10 live to a ripe old age. I'M
fortunately, the rush aud hurry Of modern
business life will not permit the average
man to take frequent outdoor exercise.
In lieu Of q life spent partlyin the woods
and on the water, q man must find sorle
kind Of medicine TO tone up and i~nvigoratc
him and incite the vital organs Of his body
70, the faithful performance Of their normal
functions. Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery 10 the only thoroughly effective
medicine for this purpose. It's principal
action 10 upon the organs that feed the
blood, the stomach, the large intestines and
the liver. II facilitates the fiow of the al
Restive juices Ia the stomach ard the
production Of healthy chyle In large guam
titles, Tia the large intestines. II inviRorates
the liver and purifes and @uriches the
blood. When the blood Ia rich and pure
the old, inert tissues throughout the body
are torn down and replaced by new and
healthy flesh tissues and nerve ibera. II n
mans blood Is filed with the rich, pure
elements Of health, he IAN get along with a
scanty ainoun of exercise. Disease germs
can gain no foothold in his system.
II had catarrh for several years aud then the
grip and also had a hemorrhage from the
I waassea w co'a N M {. N h y; I sSe Ses q m ssnesl
attention, but Il could bring only partial relief.
! had more hemorrhaKes. I took twenty-five or
thirty bottles Of medicines, but continued 70 have
spcus OF bleeding I commenced taking DR..
piefce's Golden Medical Discovery and DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. I used eight bottles
and have been able to do any kind or labor for
more than twelve months. Iowe my life 70 Or.
Pierce's medicines"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-30
PERCENTAGE in GAMBLING.
M Houses coed Reserve Of Capital
wtIl Always Break the
SNAIL Players

-In all gambling games said an old
time sport, '.ihere 10 q percentage In
favor Of the house Anybody, except
a born fool, knows that q maj couldn't
afford TO equip an establishment, hire
help, pay rent, and defray all the hum
dred and one incidental expenses un-
less he derived a profit that was based
on some fixed principle and ~notdepend-
emit on mere luck or chance.
"Just where the profit comesin, how
ever, II something that very few peo-
pie understand. Most Of them imagine
1t Is derived from some slight advan-
tage in the arrangement o. the game,
such as the zero numbers in roulette
or the splits in faro, but they are very
much mistaken. II really depends on a
principle that applies 10 all games alike,
and might be termed the percentage OF
capital
Strange as 1t may seem, 1 could take
a capital OF 81. 900 and begin pitching
nickels, In which the chances are per.
fectjy even, letting the players guess
either way they Wanted to, and I would
mako d steady profit, day III and day
out. The secret Ia this: The average
player has only q limited amount Of
money, and i slight run of haS luck
wipes him out. lie Is obliged to quit,
ana somebody else takes his place,
while The house Keeps right on through
good luck and bad, continually swell
ing its reserve with the cash Of the
broksn players. 10 simplify The mat
ter, suppose I have 100 pennies aud YOU
have one, and we begin matching. One
loss breaks you. but = can htand 100
losses before having to guilt. You moy
have a spnrt OF luck at the start, but
in the long run lam morally certain to
wipe You out, That principle Of the
percentage of capital Is at The bottom
Of the profits of efy gaming house n
the world. from Monaco to Long
Rraneh.r Chicago Inter Ocean.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-30

"a NJ NgHR ttANhA ~ &Ahft1
Good second hand organ for sale at
a bargain.
A house and lot near the roller
mills for sale,
For Sales second hand heating
stoves. Enquire Of Edgar G. Mars,
at Peoples Drug Store
A house and lot IN the southeast
part ~ town for sale--rents for$6 a
month. VIII take 500 for II.
80 head Of good native 2 and 3-ycar
old steers, and 90 head ycarling steers,
for sale By NJ, Frazec, 9 10; Oct. 80.
Waited, agent TO solicit fraternal
insurance on salary. Address, giving
experience or other qualifications. and
salary expected. Box 90, Vinlta, j..
M. dl2Nov.
For sale az a bargain: An S-room
house within Il block or the First Ma
tional bank, together with the lot up
on which 1t stands. The offer IL made
for one week only.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-30

SoftleiRh~i-aW-have gWeat psves.
tnsc Of mind, aoncher know.
Mss lOtsiNk+lndeeai HQw 40 you
Manase q <ofe<ei q q successfully
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-30

Indian Inspector J. George Wright
Is in town.
Hon. Horace Speed, Of 0klahoma a,
is In town.
Fred Chllson returned Sunday from
a trip to Joplin.
Sam Frazier celebrated his 3SLh
birthday yesterday.
Blackman's drug store Is Bill Dn-
gan's headquarters.
It's just possible other people may
experience troubles, ehY
Dr. Pinquard, the specialist, has
recovered from his illness.
N. A. Gibson, master 10 chancery,
came up on the noon train.
Mr.. Churchill is going TO So. Louis
this week, perhaps tonight.
Or. L. ID. Crawford was over from
Grove attending court today.
The mud has not deferred the peo-
Pile from coming to town today.
Rev. M. L. Butler goes TO Ardmore
tomorrow 70 attend conference.
To have beautiful clear white
clothes, use Red Cross Ball Blue.
Ben Hildebrand went 10 Ardmore
this morning with the preachers.
The very "warmestn thing is a re-
yerslblc vest-at leas. one side red.
Dir. Horton went to Sapulpa this
morning to iill a dental appointment.
Lake Moore came down from Fair
land this morning on some legal bus
lncss.
Attorney Crump, OF Muskogee, is
attending to business before the
court.
George Barritt made u flying trip TO
Monett Saturday night, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Carr, OF Cowskin prairie, Ii
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Ballard.
III you would have your clothes thai
delicate, clear white, so desirable, use
Red Cross ball Blue.
T. III, Ming returned from Sc. Louis
yesterday, where he has been buying
d lot Of new furniture.
Try US on your prescriptions. We
put up more than any house In vini-
to. Peoples drug store.
J. i. Warren Is up from Adair to.
day. He has $50 head Of steers on
feed aud they are doing well.
Mrs. Harry Bacon returned TO
Washington Saturday evening after d
weeks visit with her husband.
DIR. w. b. Palmore, OF s.. Louis,
will deliver y free lecture at the
Methodist church tonight At 1880.
The Frisco was pretty well loaded
with Methodist preachers this morn
Ing, en- route for conference, at Ard
more.
IL you have to buy corn don't put IL
or until the roads get impossible, and
mayhap the price higher than at the
present.
The Ladies' Missionary society OF.
the Presbyterian church will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. J. S.
Oborn at 2 o'clock.
"Don't give up the shlp,'' writes a
friend, 10 sending In $500 worth OF
subscriptions. A very satisfactory
letter ID all respects.
John Crockett has returned from
Carthage and resumed his position on
The Chleftain, TO the qualification Of
connected with the paper,
About row you need some prepara-
tion 30 prepare your systems TO with
stand the changeful winter weather.
See ne. Peoples drug store.
Irregular bowel movements lead TO
chrouIc constipation. Prickly Ash
Bitters Is a reliable system regulator;
cures permanently. Sold by Chapman
3 Briggs.
Mrs. nd Carr and Miss Callle Pra-
Their, Of Cowskin prairie. came 10 this
morning and are visiting atsthe home
Of the formers sister, Mrs. II. c..
bnliald.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-30
WHNT DEPARTMENT.

IL you want TO buy. sell or exchange any
thing. hire help. rent property. secure a
situation or get married. lose or ind any
thing, you can profitable use this column.
Price: ~ cents a line for each insertion-no
transaction for less than 10 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
NEWS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

poricr's visit uast Sunday the tunnel
llto Present 4 a very busy appearance.
Nearly two miles N new road have
been con trurtcl. much Uf which was
rock work, aud several smnii bridges
put IN. Five or flN teams are hauling
ln lumber aud SUPPLE from the faN-
road Grading Tor the boarding house
h0llor house. office and other buildings
was well advanced. and the cnrpch-
tera were cyncctrl 90 begin WORK ON
the big boarding. house "wednesday The
tunnel iuicif has not ag yet received
much attention md D. simply hiF
open cut 90 tho bin. They hnYc been
delayed 90 starting this work ny JACK
" rails. = LARGE cons igumcni ol rails
o. now 20 Murphy ana VIII soon ho de-.
llfDroi at the tunnel 9lte. The tunnel
VIII BE- seven feet high. seven fect
wide on The bottom and six and ONE
hnlf feet wide at the TOP, ~ wiil hove
Single track nf 30. pound rails, Niih
drain 2uVi0 luchtH nt one side. lilil-
ore, OFF, compressor and onElne Tor driv.
ing ycntilnurr fans are 0n che ground
ready Tor fottlng uu. The Bite ~ the
Dix tunnel ~ an IDEAL 0nc-nciuW the
Hoe NJ heavy snow. and ln very plc'
tufcaque locality. surrounded By lofty
mountains ana rurEcd ECnncry. II VIII
make u pretty unWu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

The Bowers Extension directors have
elected the old oniccrs
The Centennial Eureka resumes ship.
meuth tomorrow
Hon. David Keith 10 expected home
from New forR ln the morning.
The HullIon-Bcck has posted lts reg
ular dividend OF ten cents "a share.
An encouraging strike has been made
In the 1oo-foot level at the Showers Con-
Holldatod.
The old ilonorlno mine. at Stockton
VIII ho started ~ shortly. with y. J.
Ruddlik ua superintendent
Acsrn. odhcrt. Holdcrmhn aud Aillo
Packard are figuring on lease on thu
iiully Roy ana Webster two old proper
tica Ia Mnrysvale district
\ remarkable order made by thu
Putnam management nt Park city. ID
caufing trouble The order requires an
employees 0f The company whethcr mar
Ilrd or Hlnglc, 90 board nt the COM
pnny'a boarding house Some Of the
mon arv pWtung work
The monthly report OF the Alaska
Tr0HlWell mine hHuei October a.
shows 800 stamps crushed ig.f0l tons
yielding l0sftt with o. saving of l0sl
toms aulphlrUH worth f1ul7l. The ore
averaged u.Nl per ton. Gross receipts
for che month were flo5.ol5. ana cx-
ptnscH flA.l1, Tho fourth Quarterly
divldend of the company was paid
october 2N, making $4,000 given 90
gtochho'l,rs since January I. The divl-
drnda nrr .''s cents per share quarter
iy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

New York. Ncv. i5-Thc Times raysi
According 10 some Wall street reports.
tho war between the sugar roaming
companies IL very near q settlement
and that In rather an extraordinary
way n IL said, IN fact, thnt a CONSOLE
dalton NJ all the sugar reclining COM
pnniva n the country " shortly 10 DO
brought about, and that the American
company has the project IN charge.
While u D. impossible 20 get any vcrl-
ncauon OF the roport. u II regarded
na significant that IN spite Of the pres
rut war, which D. supposed by tho
public Co De- costing the refining COM
punloa o. small fortune by reason 81
loTsoH. tho sugar Stoke have been
rirnng and az any rcccaglon have been
bought by inHidera.
lui whether this consolidation talk
r. or it not without foundation. 70
seems 90 BE- very generally accepted
that an agreement between the war
ring companies has practically been
reached. tho terms % which may DO
announced at any time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 58H
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER i5'l

Trading WIS light on The exchange
thia morning ard pricos were down. 90
that altogether the call dld not Yield
much satisfaction.
boss Tweed. the fne Tiniic produc-
tion. Which has remained quiot Tor 30
long. was ln considerable demand, and
rold up o. gts. closing strong.
Two lots OF Daily West brought i2'o
and i27sh.
chloride sold nj 20 cents. while Vaico
was iooacned up AZ around s5
Dexter cold at 2.g1 and go and one
lot Of Mammoth brought aio
ingoi was ntlll weak. being released
ut n cents. seller 90.
South swansea was active nt lower
figures. rollinE at LIS cash aud about
the lamc. SELLER 30 Il closed % little
etrunger i.2s being hld ana 100
Daisy dld not bring out an oncr above
10 cents and vas not dealt In. -Four
Aces was also allowed 60 Hlumhor :
cents being the highest offor.
Northern LiFht brought from 1871 20
y u and cloaad strong al i5t asked,
ibA bid,
Yankee sold at a fraction above q.
Sacramento at a2.
Joe iluwera was not very active. but
brought i5M readily. while H1wcru Ex-
tension was handed out al ~ and
~.
Bunker lnil sold down 10 ~. but
closed strong, ~ bid 49, asked
Dalton A Lark barely held ~ own.
bringing "a fraction over g cents and
closing 90 asker.
Little iittHburg scored u sale ne Git
and Hercules was gathered in az %.
and a.
One lot Of Martha Washington
brought ~. hut weakened al th,
cluae
The closing quotations were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
no.roN MooL MAnKrr

Boston. Nov. ii.--There has been no
change ln the demand Tor wool during
the past week and tho sales have been
heavy. Holders are firm in their view
~ higher prices. and many aru holding
good lots for an advance. Territory
woods continue 60 Had in sales at $50
a'c secured cor line medium ana nne
white, and G0ucic Tor strictly staple
goods
Fleece woods continue IN good de-
mand and prices are hard and likely
20 go hlghgr. Australian woods uro
limited and very niue % being done.
Prices nrc firm Quotations.
Territory wnolni Montana and pnko-
Ga nnp medium and nnc, ifnilc.
occurred, t50iic; staple. G0uGio; Utah.
Wyoming. me medium and hno, itu
.0c. secured, b3niec. Staples. dSuG0o.
Idaho, tine medium and nnc. iSuiqc;
secured. iin5Gc. Australian. scoural
basis, staple prices couihing Huperfnr.
alue2ci good. iAuNoc, Average, fjuiic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

The Jessie welmcr Mining company
hy n. weimtr. John Meteor J. d..
Wclmer. Peter Weimet and ~. q.
Twomey, all of this city Incorporated
today with "a capitalization Of fio000o
with shares "a 20 cents each.
The company property consists ~
the wonder group " hve claims. lying
between tho Queen ~ Shohn ana the
Jumbo mines Situated In the Spring
crock Mining district Iunb County y.
Weimer o. president. John Meter. Vice
president and ]. 10. Woimer secretary
and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Six terrible failures of six different
doctors nearly sent VIM. n. Mullen u
Lockiand. o.. Co an unrly grave An
that he must soon die. But he was
urged TO try Dr. Kings New Discovery
tot Consumption After taking nvc
bottles he was entirely cured. Il II poo
Hitlvely guaranteed TO cure all Diseases
Of Throat Ghost and Lungs. incmdlng
Coughs. Colds. Ia Grippe, Pneumonia.
iironchifH. Asthma. Hay Fovor Group.
Whooplng Cough. i0c ana 500. Trial
bottles free NJ y, G. NJ. l. DRUG Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Omaha. Mob. Nov. ii-Cuttlc-Ue-
ceipts cO0o. market steady 90 caster
Native beef steers A3nUGiui western
atcetH Aioujoo, Toxins Htgrrs aGluiIn;
calves ioQudli. bulls, stays. etc. 2i5Df
$50.
Hogs Receipts 5000. Market steady
to cents lower. heavy aS5laN5.
mixed jsi4Uioo. llrht dg0n3g5. pigH
3tlu1Hii bulk or salra aN7iaM39aM
Sheep Receipts 5000 Ainrlyf. STEADY
tons iOOnti0. stock nhrOp ac00AOl.
lambs A00Id.d0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Kansas city, Noy. i5.-Cattlc-Ige-
cylpts, $500 natives $500 Texans. Beet.
steady. others weaker Native stotrA
40 % $50; Texas steers. $40 ~ 40.
Texas cows. 23i m 1906. native cows
and hoifers, 100 n A.pOi atockcra and
feeders, 800 " A.s0. bulls. $50 o. $50
Hugu- ltcccints. 1900. Market steady
so Shade lUweri bulk M Sales 300 ID
3.a5. heavy a.siis "a 900; packers. 500
N l.Nliai mixed $3.50 20 l.0A. light
3.s2h % s,egia workers. 1856 "a a.ois;
PIGS. $500 70 1850.
shoop- Icccipts.il Market steady
lambs. $50 q i.21s muttoua. +. 100 . 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

a rsn Thousand loot Tunnel tor the
Crescent

a Ten Thousand Foot Tunnel Tor tho
trcscunt,
JAMES McGrcgor the wsli known
mining man. o. planning another big
enterprise fur Paris CITY. which % llto-
ly 90 prove ot great hrnaht o. many of
tlr mines OF that camp. Hla project
o. 90 nun "a tunnel from fhr lower part
N Park city thwuFh Co tha Crescent
property, tapping IL At n depth ~ 400
fegl The tunnel win ho about 10000
foot LONG uH dosignel. and lt lH rruaet-
ga that other mines iu tho Vicinity Dlu
take advantage OF o. The Me- tunnel
WIN noi nnly. drain % large lren % tcfrl-
tory nut VIII nlsu enable rrl rront ore
GO be- run through u from the ORC Bins
almnHt iu tha elrf ut the dcHnt
llubDrt ID. r1Fe bias chnrHp % tho
preliminary plans ANA work aud has
prepared iIuo mHu giving u hirIr
eye Wow OF Che section through which
che tunnel win run
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

c. J. DiEnowitz. the wcli-known MIN
ing operator and expert arrived here to-
day from Boston, accompanied by scv-
cul gentlemen from that city SIT.
uignowita states that be- is ln no way
connected with Col TuwCok'H Cotton
wood Mining company. recrntiy orFnn-
lzed. he says that Utah properties
Stand very high ln hontDn. owing TO tho
ludlClouH investments made by capital
lists NJ that city. who now own some ~
the biggest aud choicest mines In Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
Idaho District Rapidly Coming to
the Front
DIGNOwrTz ARRIVED TODAY
Operations In the Grand valley nut
iion-Iieck rliI starts ~ 81
the West cable.

About one mile below Ncwaomc. ut
tho mouth uf Hear creek. W. 49, Hous-
Ton and associates have made a rich
discovery. They have opened q four
foot vein that promises Go be- won-
der. In some u the rock gold ~ visible
20 the eye and the panning tests show
that the whole ledge carries pay values
The lead BE- very accessible. lying ni-
most leyol with Ncwaomc creek and
has been crossed over for twenty years
hy nrusDeotUra
Regarding the recent sale OF placer
land there. The Press says.
Nate pottihonc. John st. shiralct.
franklin shlaa'or and Harry shlssiof.
have sold 900 acres ~ placer ground.
which ~ located just south OF the New
some station. 10 Young q Turner for
tio0oo. NJ witch $1,000 was paid cash.
This firm already owns and controls
about eighteen claims in this wonder
fully rich district and r. mammoth
company u about 90 Do formed tn ham
de their holdinru w. "a Young. one
land now and lt iH presumed that be-
VIII promote tho cumpanya intcrrats
thcre.
There r. no district In Idaho that ~
nl rapidly coming Co tho front ns the
section ~ which OrnuErryiiio in the
contar. md not few Utah men are
looking over the country.
Tho following from the GranEcrvillo
prcra viii boz 90 Interest.
The recent discovery uf "a LARGE body
" ore In q section of Ncw1nmc district
which has always been considered nom
mineral bearing nddn 90 the rich dis
trict re- large territory and wl1enH the
mineral bolt more than % mile The
territory referred Co lies east and south
~ the Iron Crown and Gold Crown
comrnnyH rrYund. directly across Bear
creek Some two years ago Henry Pope.
J. ~ WlldF Walter Saunders and Fred
Smith located "a claim called the Mas
colt. and started 70 drift into the HIN.
Last year whom they uuit work they
had driven goo feet and had not en-
countorcd anything encouraging, BE-
lioyinE that the territory was good they
decided this year 90 continue the drift
into the hill. After driving about 10
foot they struck n vein that lay almost
horizontal. and decided 10 make an up
raise and cross cat u IN that manner.
After they had put on the hrnt round u
shots thOy were Erntihed 60 nnd that
the vein matter was highly mineral
lEcd nnd IN panning. numerous colors
were obtained. giving them oncour-
nFement 60 continue. The other day
they completed their work and have a
body III " foot ~ old ore exposed A
sample across the vein gives fi2.51 per
ton and the boys now only hit the high
places when they come down 10 Now
some.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
Az rnn Mrsr oAnlr.
sinLlns is doing on steadily gu tho Main
SHAFT.


shaft.
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws"l
Eureka. Noy. ii.-sinking "a the West
Gable 10 steadily going on aud ule main
working shaft has now PASSED the four
hundred foot level. a station was rd-
ceutl. cut az that lDyel aud With the
aid ~ burlclgh lrllln tho shaft VIII
be nut down % the nNr hundred level
before prospecting Tor tho vein ls COM
mrncrd. The showing ti thr bottom ~
the shot d. becoming somewhat better
with depth and the management of THIS
property hopes 90 satisfactorily demon
Hirute the theory that uu Immense orc
gone irpvrrsts that r.Htlun before
many months have passed This gfuind
He's weHt % and adjoining ihH Uul-
liln- Beck rrdup % claims and although
development work hlr been almost con.
unuourly carried un for 90 number OF
years mo- orc of shipping values has ua
set been encountered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

The sales for the day footed M % 100
shares bringing $40 na follows.
Chloride, 500 nt 90
Daly West. 100 40 i210i 100 M Ia.7sH
Dexter 100 az age. 400 ut ago
NJ Ch.
Mammoth 200 at $40.
lngoi 1000 az II; 5000 M n. roilor 30.
Northern LIGHT. 1900 at ll7.. 1900 M
lbA' 1000 mo 49,. seller co.,
Sacramento, 1000 nt %. aallrr On.
South swansea. 200 nj 1.as. 100 nj
l'2shi loQ M L2e. 100 ot I 2eiti 100 al
Nnlcn. 100 at s5h.
Little pittHburg. 900 I'D 60.
jos liowrrH. 800 M M.
Joe loweru Extension. 1000 at III.
1000 az ~.
International, 600 al 2H
MnNhl Washington. 1000 az az.
lioal tweed, 800 al 2ih Goo at 23u.
Bunker I'm, 1000 at ia,, 1000 al N.