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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

NNIluI Dig hereby 1lyon That % suorh
~ t 70 tnu .fuskhu'l0n ~ thH Nag
NIU.H.N .iIHiuf COMPANY hr thd uuru1a
NI ".' IN. directors Hul nMurs uftnH Hum
UiN. M I.n.I office until ihU uuU uuuuh
..' %" a'n' hHu'lHra. lul fHf Toe Dur
N' HIH.uH trnafHr 90 900 tIH rsllaul Din
'nI' IfHIH riY ~ .liI nlmwHy audal quot
'tHl lHru.uitI. % hN thH uWurn
o. U..'I' IaHm l|. IHun|rNiH UiI'drua. IL
ll, YH.H HHIfF ~ salt iHku aHl slnt
~ 'I. IHDdass tlU lIthduy HiuGc. Al
utHHtlIs i.ildls MAYA. plal.
Ms . ul' iilllE
d. M GIBSON
49, WIaT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01
PAYSON.
Mrmuhai nai tittingiy nhasrrn Ufna-
asatiuE 400 ii.auiify Ing Csmst.r,,
Fuccial per Discreet Telegraph

iuyfln. Utah. May u-M.morni
day 90 iayrun was eai.bniri
very hrprnHt'a riy By n iurp number
NllnF olt tn tg cemetery Woanl1 ut
GA carly hour in thr fnuhn1n ani
cleaning up rubbish and build ING uu
iun mounds anal ntfrwinE n0Wrra and
utlnf rlruhH. A pruraH1nn formed
YEA 10y silver band moved our nt iu
r. m.i fUrVltn nt No. an d.unmlnn-
TONS Joining inrrihTr HrnnFtafhn
preacher giving APPROPRIATE aIIrrurH
urhru followed oH indian fulhIHa nrf
luHui1lls American war. the Mrthulntr
d.I como rHl rInF.nE nlfrHpeuHI
selections suitable fnr tho usl1 nIan
Alfh0uuh 0 nnd bnru Raining tho
rlght previous we had uiaitHnf da,.
MhlrhWur we'll spent in dee0uf Inr az
graves of dead hrr0w who hd passed
Co. INV other side. Tho oarafn8Bir.
were solemn ana becoming "a pru-
ErrHHlye prohlc.
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LAKE TOWN.
Northern Pleasure ttss"rts-rrosrtity
s.ftat ~ Missl,es Cauada Alissiaa.

Northern Pleasure H.sarts-rrosptrity
'nain' Miss,es Caaada hissioa-
Special Correspondence.
Lake Town. Rich CO.. Stay so.--
Decoration day finds us with "a cool ut-
mosphsm and we'll soaked iaud-rnin
ana snow having been uur portion
during hHt nlght ANA thh morning,
thus the hopes OF our people rNpftHrvd
heretofou have been realized ANA our
nnre haa had a needed Wrluns
NORTHERN PLEASURE RESORT,
The H. charles hraaH band. Prof
Trembling cuuluctIuE, came up un uu
excursion yesterday un the Stock
brokers steamboat idaho. ami trhtut
our people 90 some welcome and we'll
rendered s-reuHdrs inHf might and This
mouinE Tho boat cnrrica forty pus-
ssnFvra ana VIII mako periodical cir-
cults NJ the luke=laniiur ulrlHu ~
SEEKERS 40 Hon 20 iiloh'a lluf SPRINGS
resort and see them safely home for
che sum or one dollar per capita
EVIpESCEs OF PROSPERITY.
ulshop Ncbekar and other Stake cone
ference visitors returned Ou Monday
we'll pleased with the excellent ptctl-
ml character of the pfocctdluu aud
Ham Dulre and other local leaders.
and OF several returned missionaries
who addressed the Gathering which
were 40 large that Overflow ueruugH
We're suggested, The worthy ulshuu-
a va" pnuecr-spuke very happily pee
nriing thc evidences ~ prosperity
hmincd hy the elegant and comfort
able vehicles In which the people make
thrlr conf renee trips, tho peoples ape
parent ana heulihful appearance AN
as wen aa spiritual faNurH are shower
Ing down upon lhe sninta VI thc Bear
lake Stale OF Zion
Henry J. lInyball and Joseph Irwin
rejoice In recent lnfantile additions 90
their households respectively OF tho
male and female prrruuHionG
The rad tidinFH reach ua VI the deaf h
OF MI, Anthony q missionary Elder In
the "ItoorFanized church." who held
forth here ON ono Sunday during last
summer and, while, 90 COURSE. we did
not agree with him on matters spritu-
all ana, In friendly way debated
points of difference we wCw pleased Co
hall him az a gentleman.
Mrs Thomas Jones' whose husband
the Ellison North Eden farm
and property iH a daughter of the dos
ceased ana win attend funeral sore
vices.
AftssTVEs FROM "BOX H."
Joseph Weston and Joshua I1ldrdge.
both former county commissioners tho
latter former counselor In tho Meadow
vile IiHh0pric ana the fDrmOr FOR many
VturH and now aogonu pDuunnlnr Al
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"'"e. s222s, ,l9 isI soa& y Esq., place

NJ fHH lHrI 20 uIru"fHrs 10 thD illfhlnrl
DHHgr Mining DUmnlHN held sr san Lake
tfEH IUh cog tl0 efh uuY W May lsri an
Is..ssmut % uuH-ltIf cont uVr SHARE vas
IU..HI uHIH roo thu ufstluulu3 certificate. N
"|U.iH. sln' . uf iIr corporation payable lm.
muIHrUL tu thU SECRETARY " thr Gmuany
U| Do. uh"H. Rooms SIS and Tl Neturnlrk
UH".. -I|t lnHrtltN. Utah.
AHr sN1h upon Which thIs ayafssmtnt may
nUmNIu nHIHlIN un the tHt day or lnly. lsId
aI.. NU NHIHIuvui and nuvprllrd fnFNilo al
UHH... Ill Hn. hul unless uiYmuutk mnils
before. H.|I HH sold 600 thD office 90 te tilfn.
W"H. HUihH aaIhutN uf july, ltH Ht1u'tsInrk
.lHur auh laa cust OF advertising and ~.
N.p WETIg -rsrttry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

Tho strawberry crop will bo iair in
spite III the efforts or Jack Frost The
aurlr boots are looking WeIl thc Thin
nIur mot set got through win. The
trench work Cor receiving thn DIP"
through hitch enc Juice NJ the boot
Wni RUN FROM sphuEyiiio o. tlr mill
no IaM tlIH coming fam o. luF aIl
through tHla section hy tho riia N tho
miIr1ld track inside thc cumwny.n
uuuHry
NaBt now brick houses appear on
ryUrE hand Nlra bolton. ihU Widow M
Che Tate Martin Bolton, Or nuu tlnE
rummHH IuuH residence. 10 fluH large
fghuuih0uHH ir 600 evidence NJ tNt tHgf
Wit enc education nf the youth dWell-
lnr ln lhn vineyard 90 MOI ueg.cc rod.
ini the 90 strict r FREQ from debt note
that. ST. Editor please.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL
Tuuirht n farewell party vIil Do hHlt
IN Nuet ard ward house lu honor uf
H0rhuH FlIlHrup. who leave lu trW
diir un MISSIONARY HrrNlu. Nh. luhnE
mar Or the second BON th1t Elder =
g. TIurWu has sent from Dr. Nlh'i Ifd
~ prrlth fhr Gospel. Hui while ihU Ia
thor will miss th0 rrHHnur7 OF tlrnuH.
M BON Andrew VIII hHip 40 nllY The
sorrow nt parting Doc hHyIng Just tc-
turned fram Ions H1luun 100 MrHieo
and will tomorrow wrd hilH Anderson.
another du.tilrr M this vineyard.
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RlcHFIELD.
Memorial nnJ Nveddlnr nsIs Caai,Bry
Wrath,f- urstniniur onirr.

NV f'"N'hA hfAh imnii nrN
W"athuH ii-,tniainE ohrr,
fpctial Correspondence.
lJcharli May Nfem5Hni Day
was nluurly observed hero ,frfrri4V.
~ Udnes 10 the morning Wa people.
l'uNN anu uiu. hsHemhlDl upon The
pablo fuunro with their floral tflbut...
TOR the rru We 20 The departed Han
frn'H silver hand rendered Hwprt music
nf the place OF catherine and played
fnlonn dlrrea uH thH prucrsson SLOWLY
nhod 90 me cemetery.
Comfortable work has been done the
lest feR days both by iudtvduaIH and
inH committee iu rrpalfiuF and lmunpy D.
luE htErlNu, rn they were all iu r6nI
condition 20 receive the fioWrrs ibaf
Wrre tirrwn 10y loving hands upun
tnnm-npt re- flnrio grave was NEGLECTED
H1uo dcromtion was PLACED upon
every one.
iESriiAlNlNG ORDER ISSUED.
To-day in chambers. Judge McCarty
granted a rfllfuiulng order against tho
plMnun in The case uf %. n Holder
muu NJ crystal Mining company.
PLAINTIFF alleges that defendant o.
Justly lnd 0hid o. him for thr sum of
90. Tor Dor performed. and for fNEu
for cah advanced fQr the use OF de-
fUndunt
NN My AHl uNhlNlIi served ME Huu=
mons herein, but neither served nor
He'd with th0 clerk 4 copy OF tho come
plant hufandl nt entered "a special ap-
penrtnco May send hut rsrirdlaHs "a
thla ON the same day. tho clerk OF
piutc county, az the request ofuttomeg
fur plalHtu, entered judgment by de-
fault ana issued an execution, ana on
May 2tlh. the sheriff lovied upon prop
erty VI defendant and advertised IL
Tor sale june end,
NcHlcfdny Attorney Collins mailed n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

TIDE ~HHH Mining HuI NnIInf Unrauy.
t.UI .HHs 'ulfiHuuf uUf. . cod Ninun.
fHIH NIuinf District. Pluto tuuniY. Utah
NNIlil T. hyuHN rINtu uIuuHutiu Nrtlelt
l."t.nM iHr Article. nf Incorporation ~ the
rrN..r N'Nlug s lI'lur tUmUHuF. That che
Hnuutm U tlus of tHu .fHHNll IHn 20 snll
ULTUIfI|||u fur tlU tIvHIIuHnf nIrpiHri and
nNI .HHs. IH.i fur tnr transaction ~ ans and
.|I HIuN nIH|uHst Ha wHN HufIIIV rImu d..
gus. IlHNI NH bold uu thu lHi uaV w june
JED ....H. 900 Hr'I Hu luU#HIIV Iu aIll MONTH
% IHu ...H'a % u % said llNa ut ihH unIfd
uI 1911 gum IIHIH "IfurH 10 iInH zIiEI AND
lNHIH lHHf afntfa sale iatUtIffi Utah
r. D. MghlN NY
NHf".I NHN 80 lHH aHHfHf lrV.
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la suhstinco and spIrit e. Master here
nm l. ny Will BE- clone


in Substance and spirit i1. Master hero
nm J. ny viii Do clone
CANADA MIssloS.
John and james gnrlou. brothers.
truly previously contemplating tho
tripl jDlcihh ~. klmhBll and Edward
Hodges. 900 90 AiHuHuyIffa rHUrINoI
calls from church headquarters 90 HHt-
tlnmont missions 10 canada. UmthUr
hodggH and family ur. now en- mute.
ana 100 tho others Wlu follow na Huun
hr possible.
While May has been Mruurhout o.
ghlll} month our uaiu owpa appear 60
De- th1t Iur. ana thU DuuUguHuH of uuina
ton o. That that there |H ua cauw Tor
nlnrm hut uthrr fur qualification lu
prospects In this lnr.
EXPENSIVE SPORT.
Ammuu Farley shoe marpIs fre
uANs ESQ nt hiH Hound Valley homo.
in" burning Wud l0lrrl m Hnma 90 tha
straw uui nH rrult couple of
stables. I've OF HN tons OF hHy ana
r"mo Other property viH bestowed
nntwIih landing thr Kind efforts I'd
h"lrhborn 60 distinguish lhc nomu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01
LEWIS 90 1--WE,


Tho strongest and
rurrHt made un|II.r
Otutr tYsa De- nnrIi
POWDERED packed ln u
can haYins TWO l.i
ono easily cue and tnr
Ithfr frmIN able fnf
nnfiuut uHr no N.II
unkr tho hrt per.
umtd Hand Elap Iu
minute without
boiling ltlH tho by-t
Tor cleaning WHHrr
y Inc f., d.nnlftttiua
hluka, closets. Ctranlnn
paints bottles. huuela
washing trees and ran.
inH Insects for en-.
EingorH and murhin-
iHta' uncns Tor nalntrrH.
20 remove Old paints,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS..
NOTICE

1loIeFliar Annual Meeting ~ ho Stock
nI.I'n ~ N|uus savings l1uk aat rrus
.iil Nl.. iIt. East rrmp.o TO-. iIf LAX
IiNs WOO. uu Monday. JUNO rfH. irl utr
g,'"'. N DBL. f1r tln UIUrtfud1f dirrturs am
tuv nadine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

sheriff slower of piute county. ask Ing
that they be oniolncd from taking FUR
thor steps toward diap0llng " the
property levied upon under the alleged
execution. which Injunction was
granted By the court az stated abovc.
WEDDING BELLS.
Last Monday the following marriag
iIfanaas Woe GRANTED bv Clrrk HHE.rst
Ephrnim Cdwiry. g. OF gonwo0i. and
Annie ". DnHtrup %. or sFurd Peter
Meyer. o.. and Corncliia paatrnu. 49,.
both ~ Aiuurd. ana 10 Nmtan y. lAun-
uu q, and Minnie Olsen. p. loth u
UlrhuoM.
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Huuarr ilnl NiH.nE company. sssfotary's
'hec salt lht' tiu, May M i-.1.
NOTICE NhrfUuru HHIuHurut uuln fhH
fl|'uu IHF lHnrIITd stock ur n.HIunt % assi.ss.
mont $50 ilrtIHlo u thu iith day uf APRIL
isH. fHu several amounts ruf uIHHlsItH fHU
uuiHUs 90 ihH respective shareholder. us f1Is
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VINEYARD.
iand rov ing wiihMiik sud itansJ zine
ttups Missiunary rarseiL

Special currcapondence.
NIuruu1. Utah county Stay ai--
ThiH dutrfrt iioa o. litiic hirk from tho
shore H Utah lake. under fhn Provo
tp.rh. HuH tnNea boo che Geneva reanrt {
rt Geo. uorEhrrn boundary Sand uuW -
mT With milk and honey Many Of Co.,
Inhabitants rlt under thoIf own Nlne'
hut trunr troo docs not avs A.
lu regard Co thp milk and 60 nnWs
lH rulIona nfr Hhpuod TO your cltF
upry morning.. and go to lho rich min +.
Inr district ~ Eureka. u o. utdrl
hhurrd tha cars ut tho rlalinrw Known
To- fHu ft travelling public iF thg milk
station While this supply ~ mllt, if
contributed tu by m0Ht ~ TIE farmers
IN th. vicinity. MrfHrH. Go. ". Hmout
AND Andrew Ii0ldlwny furnish large
amount from their well keri hrd. rs
h0 way This nrm have made tests iu
mIliJ rmf uciuH feeds. and claim she
hHf rGuIu ore obtained hy feeling
dfy bran
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Wells Fargo &
Company's Bank,


nuva and sells exchange. makes trie.
ErnpMc iransferH 0n principal cities ~
Nu United States ana Europe. ana nII
points on thu Pacific coast Issues fnt.
trrH " credit available in The prime pal
rIffra % rho world Special nftfnf Tor
rIvon 60 tho selling % ores and buliI IN
Ai"anrea made ON tunalEnmtntH al low
rHt mites.
Particular atfauf6n given 20 e1ifrc-
dining tcrrliUraH Accounts solicited
=. y uOOLG Cashier.
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River ~Ilnruull Company Location ~ prIu.
gnl p.aor 90 huslnu', salt lake CltJ.

NuIltIk hnrm Hlyyuthut alta meeting
~ lhu laNW uf uIUrtnrs hU.l 600 ihr end IN
April l7H1 lu assessment 10 Ono dollar urr
share NHH |IfNHN uu $3.50 lVuUI ainHk 20 DOL
corporation uah HIHu uu nfhefnHH june 4 fsu
% Angus q. fNunNus InHt4rUr. % and Do A
Main ~i. Nl'f lHEr tIfYl Utah AuN Stool.
urN HNWhiH.a HwHHHInUui may VwnIu uu.
ulll uu Juno lsA will OU |ImuHuf HUI
advertised iIr rHIrW public auction. and uu.
lgaa pos Wrlt a. mlIH nHfiH Willis .u.i nu
abe lHih 90 June lF1 ut llorIn's Nom tl nm
thr NrIInlutut HaHHHuIunt tHsutHrf a.Hfb ff.
cuit of ADVERTISING Huu rNpDIsffuf saIr.
ANGUS j.. CANNuN. sory
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NOriCr o. sALE or DELINQUENT
HTugM

Star Gold auu silver Mining r,mrry. min.
cIualpIacrm uusuus. -sltlako
cts. ttHh
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AnN lnN HiHIIu'n With |IN ana un nrIlrr N
tIn NHAW on NlU'iHrs fHtlHuu 600 atn day
" NHrb Ir'H al mHuN HhHfuu ~ ,lfh uHrH1
NJ Hfu"h &. may o. nFtfHatrYt HlIl in sold 10
penn .HI N"I |ufu|"H HIuHh. l1thU rity ~ ant
dlT ~ NHN isH af tno hour 10 ls u'riurE
uNnu NJ ulA DAY tu nay che drliuluruf ai.
sHHsmtHI iHrrtun tHetthrr uIil tn0 ouats "
uItHrIINHH and UHuHua0s ~ $40.
II y. PEARSON,
su1WnV Triumph Consolidated Nlning
n.l..LILL- .LLLI.N.f AuruI.-l
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Joseph Weston and Joshua i1ldpdge.
both former county commissioners, tho
latter former counselor In th0 Meadow
years and now second counselor 40
Bishop Ira Nehoker, received a BOX
w. letter, Inviting them "a Thrust IN
their Hickola and reap precious souls IN
tao missionary hold," and their answer
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The preliminary hnring Of tnc man
rInlug ilr Maine of uHofsr tlHh uu
o. uhlr.t % burHHrlalHE EuiHmga 'r
lrufHI urNre. was Het fHr lurIHUk D. rl.
l.Ht.lI1. before Police Justice l0IHu-
laH The prisoner asnH brought lu.
l'HalI gully, waived uu Domination
tni NaH bound over TO rho district court
o. theHu of 500.
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IIla were opened and cunimC o.
fl.l yesterday Tor the sanitary and
u ullal buildings ~ tho Slate school
l'r tho ueuf. dumb and blind. by Trua-
John Nnuon and Mu, A.. ~. Corey.
work, four ON tho plumbing and three
On the heating The lowest bidder in
,l'h case got tho contract and hnud
lin required Of each uuoceHful hldG-r.
IT. fitwclllug rot the contract tor
W. hospital building Tor 81 coo, tne
luinblhg was lee 10 =. W. Mcok FOR
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Triumph Consolidated Mining company.
Principal pnirr Room so Mccormick nineL
salt Lake city Utah
Location uf works aud Mine, in Tmti- Nin.
lnH District IuHh rluutV
state % a. cab
NOTICE Thew Hrr drlin1urHf 900 thn fnl.
INH IIG U"a" rIhrl HfUHa Goa Htulut VI Assess.
mrut NUN IHTlri 600 thH .lth dnF ~ Maf1iA
lsH. fN. s"Nru' Hmuuuta sH uuuultu tha
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4 nANdEnOu9 TnIgONEM

groWc Thompson. lh- fellow auspoct-
~ ~ holding up and hntleHug ADDER
lu ln WILSON, Niro short time HHgo.
lat who was tfltl Ou che ChHWc uf
NaErnnUgT and sentenced 90 sixty dHBn
o. fha county Jan. mI an alteration
Hifh another lrir0lDr. Horace GIle.
yesterday momIuE, during which nc
struck Gale over tao head with
bucket severity Cuillng mH scalp ana
UH iUdlE thg services of "a HutgDnu
fUHHHHHFHH.
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NEW AlUMlNU M FURNACE

The aluminium furnace invented by
Goldschmidt. II German Investigator, IL
attracting the attention OF the teehnl-
cal journals, owing TO the ease with
which temperature approxlmatlng.
possibly surprising. so the inventor
claims, that OF the electric furnace may
be obtained The heat ls derived from
the oxidation OF aluminium by heating
powdered mixture OF the metal and a
common oxide. The following practi-
cal application In quoted from the
Chemical News: "a rlvct such as IL
employed In bridge building N ems
bedded In II mixture OF oxide OF iron.
sand and aluminium powder. The
whole II plunged into sand contained In
wooden box. on top OF the aluminium
mixture, which must Just emerge from
the sand In the box. we place. a small
lump OF "a mixture OF aluminium powder
and an easily reduced oxide, In which
In fixed n short piece of magnesium rib
bon. The reaction ~ started by light
Ing the free end OF the magnesium, and
we then Immediately place more sand
on top OF the mixture 50 that as little
heat as possible may be lost. III at the
end OF few minutes we empty out the
contents OF tho box the rivet VIII be
found quite red hot and ready for forg-
Ing. Working In an analogous manner,
we can weld together steel tubes, and
the expense win not be more than two
pence. We can even fuse together two
bars OF soft steel"
Queen Victoria has overcome her dis
like to the electric light which IL now
In use In all her palaces. The Albert
Memorial chapel at Windsor Castle
twhere the Dukes Of Albany and Clar-
cnce are buried Is now being lighted by
electricity, which win shortly be ey-
tended to ST. Georges Chapel.
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PRICES ARE WEAKER TODAY
ysrIc and Hue He'll uocedes-s"er"'
mrnto and Lower nnmmo"
Hold Their own.
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER 5aS
LEAD, ski5
CASTING COPPER i54

business on the exchange today re-
solved itself into very small volume
should this go ON It Will ere long be
small enough to pass through the eye
OF the urovcrblai needle. Prices show
a depreciation In everything but Lower
Mammoth and Sacramento, as COM
pared with those OF yesterday.
Sunbeam has not fallen on much. II
weakened today to bGis.
Lower Mammoth was stationary
around 90. while Sacramento responded
again at 90. the highest point reached
for week or two.
In spite OF the rich strike reported
In Eagle and Blue Belle. the stock
fell on today 10 i.i7r. while Northern
Light went back TO 49,.
star Consolidated was traded In nj
20. Joe Bowers rcccdcd to i2h and
showers to s0,s. West Mountain Placer
was traded In at IS. Hercules brought
cent and n block OF Boston 4 De La
Mar went at y.
Quotations wero posted as follows;
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Dyer Mine Shut Down - A.phsitum Bcds
on white River.

on white River.
The Bromide Mining company are
now shipping their freight from Rock
Springs, as they fear that they VIII
be unable to get over the divide be-
tween Mceker and Rife with wagons
very much longer.
An old prospcctor called at this OF.
nee before we went to press and
showed us some samples OF copper that
beat anything that has ever been
brought Into this office. II was brought
from Jones Hole, and the man claims
that he has n twenty.foot dyke OF u.
Henry A. Woodruff. James o.Neil
ana Perry Bingham are In town from
the Jesse Ewing canyon to spend the
fnid-wintcr holiday season. Mr.. Wood
run says that the Morning star claim
belonging TO Mr.. janice Hacking. ON
which an Incline " being sunk. now mas
fifteen feet OF vein matter IN the por-
phyry. through which there are strcnks
Of ore that increasc In Size with depth.
dump.
The Dyer mine has shut down for
the winter. As foon as the report that
the Hmelter had frozen down with about
three feet OF solid metal In the fur
mace. and that II would be next to Inn
possible to get coke In from Carter
station after another storm. as II would
be hard to keep the road open. the gem
eral manager telegraphcd at once to
lay or all but about eight men until
spring. Superintendent Pope. Mining
Expert Lonsbefry and Mr.. Latlmcr. the
assayer. were among the discharged.
Mr.. G. q. Baxter. the president OF
the st. Louis Asphaltum company. ar
rived In Vernnl last Monday. Thurs
day he started TO the asphaltum beds
on white river. He l. here looking nf-
ter the assessment work on the ns-
phaltum claims. a number OF parties
holding claims on asphaltum beds have
entered into contract with the st.
Louis Asphaltum company, the terms
OF which are that the 81. Louis COM
pany shall perfect the title to the prop
erty for one-third Interest In IL. Presl-
dent Baxter VIII remain here for some
time.-Nernnl Express.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
Very Probable That Option will
Not be Taken Up.
STRIKE IN MAST PROPERTY.
Excellent Prospects ut MILLER Noun
'nin-s,nr's Trombic-No,es
from the Camps

II IL said to be very probable that
Capt. De Lamar's option ON the wall
group at Bingham will not 20 through
II Is even minated that word has been
received from the captain which can
be construed to mean nothing but the
DROPPING " the deal. N thl q. no yever.
can yet be stated with absolute assur-
anoe az to the captain has until the end
OF the present month to decide.
The option calls for the payment OF
S2bo0Oo for one-fourth intorcat In the
group which consists In all Of 200 acres
or ground. The captain has already
bought c-fourth Interest In the prop.
cry and N the deal Il closed the con-
tract calls for the organization OF \
company In which one-half OF the capl-
tai stock VIII go TO Coptaln De Lamar
onc-fourth to Col. WALL and the balance
VIII be used as treasury stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
TYPOGRAPHY.

I dare not undertake to specify the
greatest achievement In topography
made In the century says Theo l.. De
Winnie. There have been many achieve
ments. and It IL a puzzle ito pick out
the one that is greatest. The advance
has been uniform all along the line.
Consider the new inventions;
The stereotylng.
Fourdrinier paper making machine.
Composition linking rollers.
Cylinder printing machines.
1ypcscttlng machines.
Eectrotyplng process.
phoio-engravlng process.
Web printing machine.
Each now invention had to depend
In n great measure on previous develop
ment OF other processes and machines.
The cylinder press was not practible
without the composition linking roller.
The web printing machine would have
been of small value without the end
less web OF paper provided by the
Fourdrlnler paper making machine.
mot the mnn: the ngo lnvents."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
NEWS or GRAND GULCn.
A Twelve Foot Vein ~ 0s por Cent Cop
per ore has be.n Opened Up.

Although work was not started on the
jennings property In Grand Gulch, ART
sona until after oct LIST. II Is Interest
ing to learn that enough ore has since
been taken out TO more than pay the
assessment OF 10 cents share. which
was levied on the stockholders. Three
cars OF ore are now on the way which
In value viii come IN to the last ship
ment, which showed an average Of al
most 40 per cent copper. The long haul
OF 100 miles By teams Is very expensive
ana Mr.. Jennings hopes that the rail-
road WIN soon be extended to a point
much nearer the property, when II Will
be an easy matter TO ship car OF ore
daily.
TO representative OF the Washington
County News. Mr., Isaac Jennings re,
Gently said;
Our main shaft IL now down 60 feet
on body OF ore which has opened to
" feet between walls with average as.
SAYS Of CS per cent copper. One humid
red tons OF this copper ore has been