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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-06-28
LIQUORS AND CIGARS

10 be nad III ule Mhrhc'.
MIR. Thomas viii conduct nothing bnt hrSl
class house aud a cordial welcome VIII he ex-
tended lo all guests,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
Ttah Senatorial Vacancy.
washington Times)

washington JlHlcSJ
THE LEGISLATURE Of Utah has adjourned
,,-itbout electing a successor to Senator
rank J. Cannon. This means that the
state will only be half represented In the
senate for the next two years unless the
Governor should in the mean time feel
constrained to call an extra session OF the
legislature to fill the vacancy. IL Is the
frst one of the States where senatorial
deadlocks have been sprung 10 manly lose
= senator bv the failure of it's Legislature
to elect. Utah is likely to have company
however. before many days. The chaheeS
~ an election I'm California are believed 10
no very slender. indeed. Quay cannot be
elected I'm Pennsylvania. and no other man
without Ouav's consent, so the the out
como will no doubt, be similar 10 that III
T-toh The Delaware Legislature must
odiourn next week. and the fighting FAC
lions I'm that body are apparently no near
or reaching an agreement than when the
session began. In all probability there
,,iiI no four vacant chairs in the Senate
for tho next tEo years, owing to the ina
hiiitv Of that number of State Leglsia-
tnres 10 agree upon men 10 fill them. sen
atorial deadlocks furnish about the
strongest arguments that could be raised
in favor OF changing the method OF elect
mo senator's. II they were elected by a
direc, vote OF the people deadlocks would
me impossible, and much scandal wouio
be avoided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
w,TER-rORCING TEST.
,4rostiur Trial by the New York
Uire Department.

VIEW YORK. March 13.-The ability OF
tho Fire Department to force water 10
,he roofs of sky-scrapers In suihcieh'
Quantity 10 extinguish a big blaze, eXclu-
s,,,o of the use of the auxiliary plant OF
ali tai buildings. was proven yesterday
az the ST. Paul building, Broadway ana
Ann streets. Chief Bonner had charge Oh
the test. With him on the roof OF the
buildine. ST feet from the ground, were
Denutv-Chiefs Croker and Gicquel, bd'-
Iion-Chiefs Cruger and Callahan, ana
cantains Rynn, Fisher, and Quinn. Two
21-e-inch hose were connected by Sia-
nese coupling TO the sidewalk opening III
the 6-inch standpipe That runs run .,,I
basement TO the top story OF the puiiu-
ing. a pressure gauge was attdclS s'ioat-
the nozzle Of the hose that was coh,,I
ed with the top Of the standpipe' gu -
nozzIe pointed toward st. Pauis chuIcn'
The engine forced the water " '' i,.'i
The nozzle was opened anu 49,,
stream of water shot through 'lc u
from q point 81 feet from the sIoul,u
across Broadway over 81. faui , eiui -
and fell into the churchyarl. IL "'S "
distance of fully go feet. Ihe press 'il. {
down q, the ground at the engine N"S
tSo nounds. and 60 pounds at the no t1''.
shorinr that the water pressure hau peois
diminished Just two thirds IN the oilino ~ y,
or feet chief Bonner pronounce Vle
,as, q success. but further tests wiz NC
81, os the standpipe leading 10 the roo,
',,r,,no a leak during the test to-day anu
.tarafore some further experiments "niVl,
Shief Homer had intended To make ""u
10 be postponed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
DIR. DILL's RESIGNATION.
The beautiful Letter which ASKS
yeuobIc-St. to Release Him.

Following is given the letter of Rev.
DR.. Dill. in which he offers his resigna-
ton TO the pastorate of Venable-Street
Baptist church:
To the Venable-Street Baptist Church:
Dear Brethreh and Sisters. -Ihe time
has come in the providence OF GOds WheH
il seems my duty 10 sever the reia, 1,,l
which bind US as pastor ana people Inns
I am constrained TO do in order 10 ac-
cont q call TO become the pastor or the
Fredericksburg Baptist church. Inc can
Ia the new field emphasizes the lmpoi-
lance OF beginning the work there at an
earIv date. and / ask that you Will con-
sent that TINS resls hdlloh NC
the 3lst day of March. ~, At.
I'm severing my relations with TINS
church | confess TO a deep ana genuine
sorrow. The fellowship Of our lap9Is
has been sweet 10 my soul. Inc eNSI rs
0f my pastOral duties has furnished the
soil out OF which have grown 10 matu-
ritv and rich fruitage the choicest friehd,,
ships OF life, and these Will abide III an
the coming years. -,
IL is q Joy 10 place on record the mar
monv with which We have labored to-
gether. I'm every work TO which | nave
led YOU | have felt the strength OF your
svmpathy Of your prayers, ana or your
active support. That 10 my ministry III
your midst have been added zp SOUS -
souls that at this altar have testlled 70
saving grace and have been buried Win
Christ I'm baptism-is due i'm largest mea-
sure 10 our active cooperation in the
great work Of soul-winning.
Permit me, also, 10 put on record my
deep and abiding interest IN the iuture OF
thlt church. To this end ! earnestly be-
sneak for the man God shall send 10 take
up the work where | lay It down the
same sympathy you have given me, SIX
OF the best years Of my life have been
given yOu-giyen freely and gadly-and
earnestly | pray 10 God for its abiding
influence in the years to come.
MAY the grace Of our LORD Jesus
Christ be with you all
Your servant for Christs sake,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
BLACKSTONE.
Candidates for the House-smali-PoS
situation.

BLACKSTONE, VA, March h-(spe-
cial)-Candidates for the House Of Dele
gates. the election for which comes of
next Nsvember, are already announcing
themselves. Captain Frank Hundley' Of
Amelia. has come out already as a can
didate. and your correspondent was in
formed by another aspirant a few days
ago that he would announce his candidacy
I'm a short time.
The smallpox situation here IS very
gratifying and comforting 20 the poop.e
OF the town and surrounding country
The strict quarantine Of all who had been
exposed to the disease I'm town prevented
the possibility Of its spreading The Conn'
ell has forbidden all who can posi-
blv convey the disease from coming 10
town. Quarantine on account OF eE-
posure 10 the two cases in town expire
tomorrow, and there has not been "A
single new case. SO business has re-
sumed its usual conditions. and all who
cannot endanger those with whom they
come in contact come and go without
fear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
Navy Department Intrigucs.

Baltimore Americana
The Navy Department has resolved on
several occasions recently TO take no lur-
Their action in the Sampson-Schley con-
troversy, which it provoked, but II APP
nears 10 be unable to adhere 10 its good
resolutions. Yesterday it sent out a let
ter from Sampson. in answer, apparently,
to one written by Secretary Long IN
which Sampson. five days after the ad-
iournment of Congress, requests the de-
nartment not to allow his name TO pre-
vent the promotion Of other naval ON
Gers but TO name them for promotion and
leo,e him (Sampsom out The letters or
Higeinson and Ward. declining promo
tion are altogether different from that OF
SAMPSON. They were promoted, but were
unwilling TO mar the prospects OF those
above them. Sampson was named ior pro-
motion. but the Senate declined 10 comm III
him because of his extraordinary peha-
vior to a brother officer.
sampson's letter. moreover, Is charac-
toristic. He vaunts his services during
The war but SAYS he never asked for and
dos nor care for. promotion. The puzzle
will naturally ask why. If this be true, he
entered into such unworthy intrisues
with the strategy board 10 belitte ana
obscure Schley's gallant service 10 the ma
tion. IL is difficult TO believe that naVal
onicet would. out Of pure malice, BRING
false charges against a brother oihcei'
ana sunpress the evidence which he him
self had furnished of the latters good
faith The world will prefer TO think that
Sampson wanted the hOnors which De-
longed TO Schley. and that his newiy-ae-
veloped distaste for promouoh - ecauae
the grapes have turned sour. Inc lacl -
Sanonson aid not do quite as much as he
this letter. Schlcy can very wei ahord
IA wait for the special honors due him.
hecauso the American people know what
he aid without any information from him.
self ,...
Another queer contrast furnished by the
DEPARTMENT is the different orders 10
sompson and Schlcy for examination pre-
Iir,tnorv 10 promotion. Sampson has been
ordered IN select a board from officers I'M
dor his command, before which he IS 10
appear for examination, while Schley IS
ordered to washington TO appear before
a hoard selected by the Navy Depart
ment In a dispatch inspired by the de-
partment. il Is said that the examination
Of Schley will be physical, mental ana
,,,o,ai ana will include his entire record;
n,d =, - further intlmated that the pub
lic will learn how he is regarded by his
hrotber officers. IL is impossible to deter
n,ine beforehand how far any board may
,-;ord IN official influence. The public has
ioor furnished with some unpleasant sur
nrises recently by the Alger Relief Board
and the beef court would not be
advisable for a naval examining board 10
undertake such a role. There Is limit
=, ,,,bltc natience. and some time or other
more may be a different secretary, with
out q strategy board at his elbow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
biggest Iron and steel Deal Yet.

WHEELING, W. VA, March H-Ihe
largest iron and steel deal yet projected
In this district may be closed THURSDAY
when the stockholders Of the Riverside
Iron Works meet 70 consider the offer OF
the iron-tube combination for the acqni-
sition of the great plant at Benwood.
representatives of }. Pierpont Morgan
have been In the city several days IN con-
sultation with the Riverside ohlcials' ana
The call for the stockholders inev'ilIe -
,ho rssiit The combination will make
a., offer for the entire plant as wen as
,ar Tho blast furnace at steubenville. II
a. said that the combination VIII pay
ss ooo GOO for the Riverside plant. The
al cannot be closed for several days
,rno Riverside IS capitalized at SS,ON'vo
and &C. tho largest iron and steel plant ia
me ohio Valley. Its employs between
. oo0 and 5000 men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
CRESCENT CITY RACES.
Ninety-Second Day of the Meeting
Trnck Good.

NEW ORLEANS. March n.-Ninety-se-
cond day, Crescent City Jockey Club
meeting. Weather clear. Track good.
First race-one mile-Little Sallie Is to y
won. Mordecai Is to 3 and to y second
Branch DC to . third. Tine. 1:iGH.
Second race--siX furlongs-tlmer >. %
TO - won. Sly Fox G 10 ] and to . Sc
cond. Nellie Prince 90 TO u third. Time
117i4.
Third racc--mile and an eighth-Lady
Disdain e to u won, Rush Fields q. To ]
and 4 TO u second, Ennomla O5 to y third.
Time. 300.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Tap9an %
10 ID won. Hobart q TO l and to . se~onG,
Dandy II. 90 to u third. Time. l:3J.
Fifth rdce-one mile-Dr. Marks e to j
won. Bishop Reed g TO ] and - - Sc
cOnd. Memo ~ to y third. Time, 80
Sixth race-six furlongs-Water Crest
G to - won. John Boone Q5 TO and 10
81 second. Tom Kingsley q TO D third
Time l Ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
TRANSPORT MCCLELLAN ARRIVES.
She Brings Bodies of Lieuteh""'S
Shipp and Smith.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE United
States transport Mcclellan, from San
Juan. Ponce, and Santiago arrived IN
Brooklyn to-day. She brought forty-two
United states soldiers. on furlough, and
sixteen bodies from Santiago.
Among the bodies are those OF Lieuteh-
ant William T.. Ship Tenth United states
Cavalry, and Lieutenant W. II. smith, OF
the same command. They will be sent 10
IlncOlntOn, y. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
DINNER TO TOM REED.
strictly privntc-AiI Newspaper Men
Kent at "a Distance.

NEW YORK, March IA dinner was
given to Speaker Thomas b. Reed at the
Manhattan Hotel tonight by eX-COn-
gresham James ]. Belden. Among Mr..
Beldcn's guests, in addition to Mr.. Reed,
were Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew, APP
praiser J. Sherman, eX-COngressman j.
T. Fischer Congressman Benjamin Il.
Odell. eX-COngressman c. G. Bennett, eX-
Congressman George SOuthwick, and {.
II. Buell.. Commissioner Of Patents.
The dinner was strictly private, all
press representatives. being kept at dis
lance. Senator Depew and Speaker Reed
both said after the dinner that it had
been purely informal, and that there had
been no speeches.
1--WE just told stories" said Senator
Depew. "Not i'm the least significant; just
met a few old friends" said Speaker
Reed, pleasantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
ur.e.e Trial at AshevIlle.

CHARLOTTE. n. c. March IA spe-
o,oi 90 the Observer from Ashevillc y. c.,
s",'s. I'm the Breese trial to-day Judge
charles A. Moore. for the defence, com
nleted his argument lie was followed by
-District-Attorney blackburn,
The snecial government counsel, Judge
w y Rvnum. Jr., then began the. con-
c,ndino argument for the prosecution
speaking until the hour of the evening
recess. He will conclude tomorrow anu
Senator PrItchard will then close Tor .ne
defence. Ii is thought probable that llc
case will go 10 the jury by 'o-ino,io o',
night. Tho courtroom 'o-udy nus
crowded az II never was before,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
GERMAN NAVY CHANGE.
Hencef0rth the Emperor Is to Hold
Supreme Command.

BERLIN. March 1.-THE Naval Gazette
publishes an imperial order to-day re-
cognizing the higher administration of the
navy. Henceforth the Emperor holds
supreme command, and the office OF com
mander-in- chief and the existing staff OF
the commander-in-chief become obsolete.
Directly subordinate TO the Emperor, the
admiraPs staff, besides it's ordinary duties,
will occupy itself with the political aspect
Of the presence OF German warships
abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15

TT Is VERY HARD TO STAND IDLY
by and see our dear ones suffer while
awaiting the arrival Of the doctor An
Albany (N. " dairyman called at a drug
store there for doctor To come and see
his child then very sick with Group. Not
finding the doctor In. he left word for
him 10 come at once on his return. He
Cough Remedy, which he hoped would
give some relief until the doctor should
arrive. In few hours he returned. say
ing the doctor need not come, as the child
Was much better. The druggist. AIR. otto
Scholz. says the family has since reeom-
mcnGed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 10
their neighbors and friends Until he has =
constant demand for II from that part OF
the country. For sale by all druggists.
nah i-W ,Sat&Sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
,IaCnr-EnIIM Match Made.

MEMPHIS. TENN. March IA tee.
Gram was received in this city to-nlghI
from william \. Brady. manager Tor
"t(id" Mccoy. expressing a Willingness
-, tho mart OF Mccoy 10 meet Austria
Ian Jim Hall here on April 18th during
fbc iatter part OF the Memphis race
meeting. Halls manager wired Brady to,
night 10 consider the match made, ana
Hall viii post a forfeit 10 bind the agree
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
Alleged Countcrfeiters Arrested.

BOSTON. March H-After more than
forr months OF careful work, United
states Secret Service agents, assisted b.
the local police. to-day took into custody
ten Italians. who they have every reason
10 believe have been issuing great num-
Der OF counterfeit $ Treasury notes. and
are the Boston agents OF one OK the
largest and most crafty gangs OF counter
feiters that have operated In this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
Th Sssa eaii have Price 81.
AT ALL DRUGGISTS OR MAILED
FROM OUR OFFICE.

If you have rheumatism. take my
rheumatism cure.
il you have Dyspepsia, take my Dys-
peDsia Cure.
If YOU have Kidney Disease, take my
Kidney Cure.
81 cures for 81 ailments. Mostly % cents
a vial.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon,
1875 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
Death of Emile Erckmann.

PARIS. March IA dispatch from
ritnevilIe. IN the Department Of Muerthe-
et-Moselle. announces the death OF Emile
ErcLmann. the French novelist who col
Elaborated In fiction for many years with
the late Alexandra Chatrain. using the
compound name OF observation-disclosures
He was in his nth year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
shoe Firm Raises Wages.

HAVERHILL, MASS. March li.-H. G.
Sounding * Co, one OF The largest shoe
firms in the city. have issued new price
Increase In wages All the larger firms in
This city have now posted the new turned
work price-lists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
The Southern Railway.

(New York Press)
II holders OF Southern Railway shares
were to travel southwark just now they
would feel easy. Such as are long on me
stock. especially the preferred. would take
another bite of the cherry. forty-eight y
dirt cheap IN tho face Of traffic business
that IS nearly overwhelming. ....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
Cotton-MiIi Wage Raise.

WORCESTER. MASS. March H.-No-
tice has been posted al the Fiskdale Mills
that on and after April LIST the wages OF
the operatives VIII De raised 10 thelr
former standard. which means an in
crease OF about III per cent About 100
hands are affected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
r,. Poue.s Condition Satisfactory,

pouE March 1.-THE condition of the
pan.is health is completely satisfactory.
There Is no foundation for the report pub
lished by a news agency In London that
the Pontiff has suffered from renewal
~ faIntlng spells.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
Hon. George ID. Wise to Speak.

Hon. George d. Wise will address the
Newtown Democratic CLUB tonight. The
meeting will be held in the large vacant
building next to Meyers's store. Mt wise
u,,u NOT advocate the claims of any cam
didate. but will simply preach Democracy
10 the club members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
pu,,ard Record broken,

CHICAGO. March li.-Eugene carter
broke the worlds record for high aVeras,
match to-nleht. The new figure Is placed
at lI-2s. His high run was I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
nepub,Ican Ticket Elected.

ATLANTIC CITY. ". j.. March IA
The entire Republican ticket in this city
was elected this evening. by majority
OF about 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15

Book and Job Printing neatly executed
AT the Dispatch Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15

..r,o American Porter" made by the An
,anser, busch Brewing Association mas
Struck the popular fancy. Miider, more
refreshing than Imported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15

Clouds Of medicated yapor are inhaled
through the mouth and emitted from the
nostrils. cleansing and vaporizing all the
innamed and diseased parts which cam
not be reached by medicine taken tlto
the stomach.
II reaches the sore spots.
1t heals the raw places.
IL goes to the seat of disease.
IT renetratcs obscure places where
drugs taken into the stomach can
not reach.
IL acts as balm and tonic to the
whole system.
II YOU have n Cold. Try II.
If YOU have the Grip. Try 1t.
IL YOU have -ough, Try IL.
If you have CAtarrii, Try IT.
If you have Sore Throat, Try IL.
IL you have weak Lungs, Try H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-15
: AND MESSAGES.

-, followed by the appointment
....,.f4H..G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
LOADED FOR BURGLARS.


a. an early hour yesterday morning
q couple Of mon entered the residence
OF Mrs, Louisa ltinF $40 south. Fret
West, They gained admission 60 the
house by means of % skeleton key np-
piled 20 The lock OF the front door but
wore scared away before they had
secured unythlug
Miss King who was sleeping upatbirs.
WINS awakened by someone softly try
lur iha handle ~ hgr bedroom door.
Fortunately tho young lady had locked
thH HIWe Gro retiring Hhu listened and
heard another door lu ths plHs8rn De-.
luE uigi Then she raised ln alarm
Dos calling thrnugh thr open window.
Tier mother hearing tbo cutlery jumped
uut ul lyl, ami. HHI.Ng 70 handy rr-
NoIyur took couple uf shots ut two
nfutuE shadow that WHTH Hafuur ths
fence boz the yard NO thU rg1r uf hs
house. There were ro men flarlnr
iu tho hou
THE two burglars mHlo their osarp,
through thn hlck door uy ths nm,
thn uUlshhnrf were aroused thn follow,
had NuUiHhudt unl from ths way thrv
were lcsa.nE it lu HIl probability thuy
are. like city cr.nk suu running.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
BUSINESS ON EXCHANGES.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER GOH
LEAD, SkB5
CASTING COPPER 1913

Tho board Of directors ~ the s'It
lake stock exchange met lnir y0si.r.
day afternoon md unanimously elected
u. H. pcury Jr. as PRECEDENT The Gee
agnntiou of W. w. Tlhbais aa hfat vice
president wns accepted. and captain
Timothy EHg1n was elected urst vice
president 30 hIs place The positions
~ second and third vice preH.innia fcli
10 Herman uumboruar and 81. 3. rcn-
dorEnHt. respectively
During thc meeting resolution was
passed providing that in the future 900
mining stocks may bc listed ls soon lf
tho mines become producers. upon Che
payment Of i2i.
james T.. Jennings was elected Go nh
the vacancy caused boy the resignation
Of II. d. Smith ON tho arbitration c'm-
mittec. md O.. h. Gardiner was ape
pointed On the LISTING committee.
Before the meeting adjourned 90 conn.
mittce wis appointed 90 select nomo
suitable momcnto 60 forward to Major
Jackson IN token NJ the RESPECT entcr-
tened FOR him by The members Of ih'
ctchnnEe.
pleasure has boon eAprH rrl Wt me
election 0f Ho enufrctlc u supporter nt
No. nxchnuge nH NJ rocrY ami there lH
I'd doubt that during hiH iucumhenrl
40 influence ana usefulness ~ th'
ait Lake exchange viii continue Go
rfuw as u has heretofore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
A Vein, Which is Widening Out,
Looks Very Promising
PRINCETON Is HEARD FROM


Air John w Smell COMES with good
news from the mining claims in city
creek canyon. which have attracted
c0ns'lorable attention in the past
WHOM seen late ihat evening be- was
carrying rich sample Of gaicna from
the Princeton group. the last assay NJ
which went fis ucr cont lead. II
ounces silver and 90 cnHtH iu gold. This
atfiko brings ihc mines almost 60 Che
Smell On working. ura uUlr Che mouth ~
Nurth F1Tl. city creek canyon, ana
about eight miles from che city. Many
Uf these riHlwa have been ln the pose
session OF Bic Smell Cor H number ot
y0lw. Since the location ~ the
Princeton group about ei yrlfa $50,
nearly 1913 nn hIH h"uu HuHnt Duo Develop
mont Uofk, with ohtutiaa tn contend
with at timH iu thn Hhup. 90 snow
slides and fire.
.tilH pauistfucy has boon rewarded at
i1at hy the discovery of very prrmis-
luF vein OF EalsuH Boo a df.ft about ~
foot fruW Tho surface. Upwards ul
two tons OF ore have been taken out
ln the past Tow days. and th0 vein,
which IN widenlng uut gives every
promise uf continuance. ST. Smell Dr.
much pleased with the outlook and
expects 90 have 70 small shipment of
several tons at ths Salt Lake sampler
this week
AZ the RED Bird. another city Greek
canyon mine. the strike uf large bodies
of silver aud icHd ore BE- reported, and
negotiations arr now b0inr entered In
90 Tor hauling the product Co che Hnm-
plDr u Or quito possible that na the
work OF pr0fprctinE ruHr 900 We shall
hear moro uf uE HHr claims near home