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4 DAYTIME TUNE.

The sun sings out in a dawn, dappled sky,
And Q 6eeting moon croons a pale reply,
While the star crowded chorus
Beneath, round and Ger us
Comes mutaed, uncertain,
Through the days drawn curtain,
And the waking world lifts a workaday cry
10 mate with the martialing music on high,
Night good for the soul 1t is, drifting through
dreams,
Dut it's drawer to pillow where the fat earth
4 teens;
The Office 10 bett@
Than the lotus ~fetter,
And sweeter than the bottle
ls the wide engine throttle;
q, clerk, to your work, and. maiden, to your
seams;
Tsadesman, to your trade, and, agent. to your
schemesi
9Aere's time Tor you to loaf when the suns gone
out; it's work hours while he beams,
Rupert Hughes In Criterion.
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outspeeded the Swallow,

A swallow Is considered one of tho
swiftest Of flying birds, and 1t was
thought until a short time ago that no
Insect could escape it.
A naturalist tells of an exciting
chase he saw between n swallow and
q dragon fly, which Is among the swift
est OF insects. r.,
The insect few with incredible speed
and wheeled and lodged with such
ease that the swallow, despite It's ut
most efforts, completely failed to over
take and capture 1t.
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The Long Lived elephant,

According to Aristotle, Button and
Cuvier, the elephant may live for two
centuries. After his victory over Pc.
rus, Alexander consecrated to the sun
an elephant that had fought Tor the
Indian monarch and gave"i the name
OF Ajax, Then, having attached an In
scription, he set 1t at liberty. The ami
NAL was found $50 years later, making
Its age easily somewhere between three
and four centuries.
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His Reason For Remorse.

DR.. Poundtext-You say, my friend.
that you killed a man In a duel?
Moonshine Jim-Yes, sir; he wus my
rival fer the hand O. the ole 'ooman
wot | married.
Dr. Poundtext-That was a terrible
deed. sir. hope you are sorry for 1t.
Moonshine Jim-Sorry! You bet your
life I'm sorry, parson. II hadn't kill
ed him. mehbe he'd "a married the ole
commandments City Independent.
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Variety In KingIy Nicknamss.

History gives 90 sentimental a
names to emperors and kings whom 1,
chronicles. For instance. Charles VIII
OF France had the alias appellation CT
"the atfable;" Alphonse XI of Leo,
and CASTLE, "the avenger;" Victor
Emmanuel, "regalantuomo,"
Many po%tentates are ranked by bis.
tory under the same alias, Eight are
good, ii the great" are ICON.
querors,' 2 ~''cruel."' . flair" and I
"fat,"
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Her Dear Friend.

Emma-Charley asked me to marry
him last evening, and ! had to refuse
him, the dear fellow.
Ella-How did It happen?
Emma--Of course like Charley, but
as to marrying him
Ella-I mean how did 1t happen that
he asked yOu?-Boston Transcript.
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Yet II IL 30,

1t Ii terribly hard for a boy to be-
-leve In the veracity OF his father when
he hears him declare that NO q u
truly happy and contented unless he
has work to dO.-Atchison Globe.
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No Alternative.

Prison Visitor-Wasn't 1t rather q
cold blooded thing to d~o-shooting the
man down while he was praying?
Mountaineer-I had to do 1t. podner.
II I'd let i'm pray a little while longer,
he mOught o. won the Lord over TO his
side. An then whar would ! OF benz
Indianapolis Journal.
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What Hurt,

WHATS the matteri" asked TIT
friend, You're not angry because that
man accused you Of being the political
boss OF this town.
"Ihat Isn't what he said" replied tie
indignant citizen, "He iutlmated that
wasn't the boss" Washington 6tar.
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Pendulums are affected by variations
OF density Of the air, a. well az by
changing temperature.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-11

brain tag IL largely the result OF Pea.
pie not wishing to admit that they eat
100 much detroit Journal.
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The best evidence OF merit Ia the cor
nial recognition OF II whenever and
wherever II may be found Bovae.
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A man can borrow trouble without
putting up any sscurity.-Nsw Orleans
p1cayuns.
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It's a long life, but devotion to the true interests and
prosperity of the American people has won for it new
friends as the years rolled by and the original mem
bers Of its family passed to their reward, and these ad-
mirers are loyal and steadfast today, with faith in it's
teachings and confidence in the information which it
brings to their homes and fresides. AS a natural con
sequence it enjoys in it's old age all the vitality and
vigor Of its youth, strengthened and ripened by the ex
periences of over half a century. 1t has lived on its
merits, and on the cordial support of progressive
Americans. 1t is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER, 5sH
LEAD. S+.1O
CASTING COPPER. iGXc u Id

Judging from the amount Of business
done ON the Salt Lake Exchange this
was an on day for mining stocks. the
sales during the Monday morning call
reaching total OF but $500 shares.
which in value equailed the sum OF
f5.72is7. The market was IN rather n
shahy condition and on the whole the
outlook was not very encouraging.
In the trading -Four Aces was per-
haps n leader. this stock selling more
freely than any OF Its neighbors. IL
started Mt ssh; but later fell to 30. and
closed with bid OF 35h. Daisy re-
mained firm and nothing more. while
Lower Mammoth was about stationary
aud Mercur exhibited strength Mt 81
lev. Northern Light had an upward
trend. the stock selling M hish as TN.
hut Geyrcr-M Marion suffered decided
bear movement. and had It's closing and
best bid at s'it. Sacramento took
part at isM. aud South swansea at
si.sch. while Ajax did business at
u.tbit. and Grand Central made n sale
n little below -.
Stocks OF lower Ernde were but fairly
active. the leading sellers among them
being Emerald and Golden Eagle.
Crusader made transfers Mt =. while
Joe Bowers sold at 10 and Little Pitts
burg at lov.
Figures wore posted rs follows:
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RICH coPrER REGION.
Tract Of Valuable .oround Near the Colo
RADIO River.

IfanEultcu ifosrttt.l
on Friday last Messrs. swamp and
Ahistrom arrived In town on their way
to Tfopic. They came from the cop
per rcElon near the Colorado river. re-
turning via ~. George. They hal
with them n large amount OF beautiful
spccimcnta OF red oxide OF copper. ear
Donates and pieces OF very heavy rock
C almost pure native copper. These
specimens are from the mines OF john
son. White A. CO.. ana from new dircov-
cries near the claims we have Previous
~ described.
For long time Il has been known
that there were very rich deposits OF
copper In that locality and years ago
there was some mining done. But the
trouble at that time was the scarcity OF
water. New discoveries OF water arc
bringing that region to the front.
very rapidly. The claims that these
gentlemen are Interested In are not
the only ones. There aro many In that
section and several OF them are known
to be very rich.
Twenty-Five tons OF ore viii DO
brought from that section and shipped
from Milford railroad station. We
understand a part OF II IL now on the
road. \. A. Adams, whose mine "
only ten miles from 81. George viii
have IA smcitcr In operation shortly.
IL IL a watcr-Jackct rmclter. and II
expected Mt Milford. 70 that II viii be
taken back by the teams that are haul
ing the ore. These men are out for
supplies leaving n force Mt work OPEN
ing up the mines They return In a
few days and white and johnson with
them.
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This Report in Circulation Among
Mining Men Today.
STRIKE IN THE HERCULES.
Good showing In the wckinicy-The
M1ines Of Beaver = snaelter for
the Apex miscellaneous.

What appears TO be a well au,henti-
Gated report. was In circulation among
mining men today concerning the Daily.
The story In that the mine IL about to
resume; that the visit Of Hon. II. G..
Chambers to Park city last week was
for no other purpose than to arrange
matters to that end. and that having
perfected his plans. the mine VIII be
thrown open within the next few weeks.
In the light OF occurrences Of the
past month or so, II seems but reason
able that some such action win be taken
with reference 10 this property. The
mine lies contiguous TO the Daiy-west,
II bonanza In every sense OF the
term. and carries ore bodies as valuable
as those Of It's nclghbora. II has paid TO
stockholders the sum OF t3.s25.00o IN div
idcnda. ana II generally considered as
likely money-makcr as any mine In
the camp. Its resumption means an
old-time boom for Park city, as with
the West. ontario. Silver King,
and all others working. the camp VIII
settle down TO business as In days OF
yorc. and all hands Will be led 10 re-
JolCc.
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PERSONAL.
,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~>

- -.
sam ~. hinHloy OF Philadelphia is nj
the Kenyon.
Thos. Mcuraih came down from
m,lpor ms morning. lie IL at the
Nhltc House.
Z. y. caldwell OF New York IL a
guest AT Jus Holmes place.
Mammoth IL minus NJ. w. ROYAL who
Is at the walker.
A. II. ToVnscnd A.. N ,,l.t,or ,,o,, ia.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Agnes Cutler 10 Alma UogenFon,
warranty deed. acres north.
east from southwest quarter
section %, township ? south,
range I west, o., o, o. ........t 500
\. y. McOurrin In Joseph Muir,
warranty deed 20xs0 southeast
from northwest quarter section
20. township south, range
cahtsss. .sss ssss .s...s...s 30
Maggie Mosher to Edward Me-
carfick. warranty deed. 24NiO
rods southeast from northwest
lot 7, block ~, plat H.. .,,..... 1000
Rudolph Snyder ct al to X. u.
Glover. warranty decd. north
eart from northeast quarter
section 2 south, range ! west. $40
j, W. Clarke 10 Belle Herman,
warranty deed. asxisn feet
southeast from q feet south OF
northwest lot ,. block -. plat
Elizabeth W. condo, e, n, To In y"
Jane g. Anderson. warranty
deed. px7 rods southwest from
10 rods west OF northeast lot
Z, hlotk ~, plat A.... o.. ........ 600
John Bohn 20 Germania Lead
works. warranty deed az
square rods northwest from
southeast quarter section ~.
township 2 south. range / west 20
III. G. Edwards 10 Kate Roberts,
warranty deed. ii5x1T feet
northwest from southeast lot
:, block 10, plat H.. .. ........ 2ss
Joseph Muir 90 Peter Rourke.
warranty deed. east half lot
block & ., pls, r.: 80: s.iOo
Utah. warranty deed. bNs rods
southwest from northeast lot 9,
block N. plat Co.. 100
Salt Lake county To August
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, APRIL "a, 1899.
that county in the not far distant "a.

that county in the not far distant fu-
turc.
81. George News. James Andrus Jr..
M Frank Dodge came In Monday from
tho Cunningham copper mine. near the
Savanac, where with Lon CLARK and
Harry Thurston they are getting out
some very rich ore. Mr.. Andrus says
the ore IA 30 rich that the pure copper
Is visible 10 the naked eye.
The Beaver Blade says that pros
pective sale has occasioncd a temper
AIRY shutdown at the Rob Roy proper
": also that work has been resumed
on the sulphur beds at Sulphurdalc
and II has been given ct that the out :
put viii he greatly Increased this sea-
son.
The Lake View Mining company has
filed articles Of Incorporation. n has
a capital stock OF $4,000 IN shares OF
10 cents each. and owns Tintic claims.
w. II. fIutchlson IL president: g. ".
Hudson. vice president; II. L.. Colburn.
secretary. and Max n. Smith. treas
urcr. l.. s. Murdoch and =. NJ. MUIR
dock are the other directors.
vernai Express; President II. 8.
Coilet arrived In Vernai Monday even.
Ing via Diamond mountain. and reports
no snow on the mountain and but very
little Mt the mine. The Bromide IN In
fioutishing condition. a great guam
tity or wood II IN readiness for next
summer'a run. The talked Of sale to
Eastern capitalists IL still pending.
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Northern Llrh, rr.mws,.

The material has been sent TO tho
Northern Light mine for the conHtruc-
tion VI trnmway from the mill 10 the
tunnel from which the milling and
shipping ore ~ now being taken. A
blocked out and there ~ also consider
able OF II ON the dump. The ore VIII
he hauled IN cars from the tunnel 20
the mill. The tramwny viii have "a rise
OF four per cent. II II expected that
the min win be started up early IN
May. a large quantity Of rich ship.
ping ore In sacked ready 10 be hauled
TO the rmciter but the road from the
top OF the hill to the tunnel IN stu Inn
passable, although the snow II rapidly
going off.-Mcrcur Miner.
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OMAHA LIVE srorK.

ohama, April. st.-cattie-Rccelpts
LOO, Market slow. sUio lower. Naive
beef steers. Nio15,s5; Western steers.
ta'voui1o: Texas steer. i3.G0GlC0.
cows and hclferr, ss.G0uti0; Gamers,
g.. 500 $50: rtochers and feeders, SOOfr
bioi calves. ttoogGibi bulls. stays. etc,
ts.todt0O.
Hogs-Iieceip,a. $500. Market saiOc.
lower. Heavy. t3s,Ga5o; mixed. 1850
as1is; light. t3.c0d1c1h: pigs, t3.OOfl
3.eo: bulk Of sales. tscsffa5O.
shecp--ReceIpta. $500. Market active,
Toe higher. Ycarlingn, to0Qs.as. West
crn muttons. ites0ss0. stock sheen,
t1.5oGA25. iamba. ts.60d570.
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Reports from the Mckinley mine on
LION Hili continue encouraging. The
last letter received by Managing plrCc-
tor Clcsson $. Kinney states that the
ore body In the tunnel. now In n dis
lance OF something like "a feet. has
wldencd to three feet. The writer says
that picked sample shows values OF
per cent or 800 ounces silver. along
with n sprinkiinE Of gold amounting 10
81 per ton. MIR. Kinney was directed to
go out. and viii accordingly do 40 linz
mcdiately. The ore Ia being sacked.
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KANSAS CRY Livr sroCK.

Kansas City. April 2t.-Cattic-Rc-
ceipta. 5000 Market steady. Native
steers sa.soG5.s5: Texas steers. $500
to5; Texas cows. s5.ovntio: native cows
an heifer.. s2.loqaSo: stockern and
feeders. fs.ton5.50. bulls. t5.ssG 500.
Iiogs-i,eccipts, 5000. Market weak.
ga c. lever. Bulk OF sales. t3.s5da75;
heavy. s9.ioa5s0. packers. sJ.s0ua.5s;
mixed, s1.bOu3.52: llsht, tas0ffa..b;
workers. t1.6sas.7o; plgs. ss.ooGa65.
Shecp-lleceiptn. 1000. Market strong.
Lambs. u50GI.bo; muttonH. t3.s0ut.s5.
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All are showing Up In Pine shape Chalk
Claim Located.


Latest advices from Lincoln are TO
the effect that the mine has been cleared
OF water and the mining force II TO
he Increased Mt once. Shipping OF ore
begins this week MS soon as the road IL
In condition for hauling. Twenty men
are engaged In work upon the road.
Local mines are coming to the front In
good shape. Work on the Cave IL be-
ing prosecuted vigorously. Foreman
Price reports nne body OF ore lust
encountered. The sunday School claim,
owned by Mesrrs, Stoddard, Fennemore
and Prout. viii be among the shippers
In the near future.
Mr.. Dave Maudlln has been showing
some samples OF chalk from a claim
which he located Monday up In wild
Cat, about ten miles north OF the city,
The chalk, OF which he has n large vein,
II clear white and has the qualities OF
the best French chalk for polishing. and
furnishing metals. and viii no doubt
prove OF considerable commercial value
The owners OF the Big mining claim
over In the West mountain are quite
jubilant over returns from samples sent
out for assay. The lowest assay secured
was 1901 per cent copper and on the
largest body OF ore the returns show i5
per cent. They are now awaiting re-
turns from samples which experts have
pronounced blsmuth,
Mr.. James Boyter N putting In wa
ter wheel and gang stone saw nt the
mouth OF Beaver canyon for the hand
ling OF marble from the West Noun
tainr and Frisco. In both OF which
places he has an extensive quarry
opened. Mr.. Boyter expects TO open
up a market FOR the marble products
OF the county with Salt Lake and other
points.
James Lindsay was over visiting his
family Monday. Mr.. Lindsay reports a
great deal OF activity In the mining
where he Ia engaged. and says TINT a
large amount OF development work win
be done In that and adjoining districts
this summer.
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Notices Of Location-C Copper Globe ship.
ment.

Provo. April 2tth.-Notlces Of ioca-
ton have been filed with sc county
recorder as follows; Protection. situat-
ed between the Little Lyon and the
Cyrus oliver mining claims. by Jesse
knight: Black Hawk. Black Hawk No.
2, and the Congress by Adelbert Rob-
crts ct al. all situated In Tintic mining
district.
st. v. Ic sIeur went TO the Copper
Globe district In Emery county. today.
where his company II getting out cop
per ore. The car he had sampled by
Taylor a. Brinton In Sandy turned out
well. The exact value Mr. lie Sieur Will
not give. The ore was shipped to Dem
yer for sale. The nest uffer he could
get for copper In Salt Lake was i2it
cents per pound. which he considered
too low.
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Victor +. Wells went out TO Tlntlc
today.
II. +. Redman left at noon today for
Tuscarora. New.
The South swansea -ald Its dividend
OF $500 today.
The bingham placcra are preparing
for big cleanup.
Rumor has II that the Mlngo smeiter
II To be closed down.
The Horn Silver had, three cars OF
crude ore on the market today.
The Eureka has aeyen
ears OF hlgh.grade ore at the SAMPLER.
April 90th the oregon shor, Line will
run an excursion to Tintic and Mcrcur
points.
Frank n, Klmball, cashier OF the Me.
cornick bank at Mercur.was Ia the city
today.
II Ia expected that tomorrow the
Sacramento viii declare Its usual
monthly dividend OF 5000.
Last weeks shipments from silver
city amounted to q ears OF ore. ~ OF
which were from the South swansea.
Dr. u. u. Woodruff. president OF the
Tuscsrora chief. II still on the coast.
ana viii not return FOR several weeks
yet.
Morris Hamburger. manager OF the
Gcyaor- Marion, came In frDm Mercur
last night. lie reports conditions salts
factory.
Hon. II. G. Chambers II reported Ms
saying that the force at the Ontario
WIN be gradually Increased until a re-
sumption Is practically brought about.
a contract Is about TO he let for id
ditional sinking on the Triumph at
Tinuc. The shaft IL now $50 feet
deep.
Thomas II. Benton IN here from Me-
hraakn. MIR. Benton In n brother OF
I, A. Benton OF the Rio Grande West
ern, ana "a brother-ln-lhw OF Colonel
George W. y. Dorsey.
a strike OF ore running as high as
$500 TO $500 10 the ton has been made
In the Annie Laurie mine on Gold
Mountain. the rich mineral being In the
Senator Stewart claim.
A. j. McMullon has Just returned
from Beaver Lake with some splendid
samples ~ ore from the Copper Noun
tain. He N clated with the showing IN
this property and predicts a boom for
the southern copper camp.
Price Advocate; Some valuable con.
per discoveries are reported from along
the Sun Rafael river in Emery county.
Another shipping mine is looked FOR In
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II YOU have piles. CURE them. No
use undergoing horribl" operations that
ease without disturbing the disease
itself, Place your confidence In pc
Wits Witch Hazel Saiye, II has never
failed 20 cure OTHERS, II will not faiI
10 cure YoU.-F. G. Sshramn, MeCor,
nick building. corner Main ST., ana
First South.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo, April 2t-cattlc-Re-
ccipts. 200. Market steady. Iiecf steers.
,3boUt7b: cows. f3.25dtOo: feeders,
freight paid TO river. t5,s5utTs. stock
ers do. N.ooatso; bulls. stays. etc.
t20oQ325.
IIogs-Recelpts. 400. Market 5GTnc.
lower. ILrht packers. t5.60u3G6: mixed,
and heavy. ..ac5U315.
sheep-Recelpts. 800 Market steady.
Good fat muttons, N.oo9tso. lambs.
NI5G525.
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Many. people suffer untold torture,
from piles, because OF the popular i'm.
preston that thoy can not be- curcd
TAnLERS BUcKEYE PILE on, a.
MflST VIII cure them. II has met
with absolute success. Price, 80 cents
IN bottles, tubes 10 cents. Y. q. Nj. 1,
Drug Department.
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waik.ou, seem. Imminent.

warincr. April ALA waikout Of
the Bunker HIN A Sullivan miners In
believed to be imminent with the min
crH' union back OF II and nearly 900
men are affected. The miners union
here has always claimed 10 hay. large
percentage OF the men employed by
that company enrolled among It's mem
bcrrhip and say II IN receiving heavy
additions at every meeting.
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sMhLTEn rom ruE ArEx.
Disie Copper Mine To he Equipped with
Modern Machinery.

Special per Dcseret telegraph.
ST. George. April 2i-The machinery
for the new shelter 10 DO erected near
the Apex copper mine. west OF 81.
George has arrived here and has been
sent out TO the mine. where operations
VIII begin Immediately. All the high
grade ore Is being shipped while the
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Strike IN rmn HERCULES.
Discovery Of Good shipping ore In rhi
Prospective Bonanga.

a strike has been recorded In the
Hercules ON Lion iIlli. the ore asaaying
57.5 per cent lead. o. ounces silver and
81 gold to the ton. The mineral was on
countcrcd In u drift from tho bottom OF
the incline ut "A depth ~ 3g5 feet and
i25 feet In. AZ present the showing
amounts to 5 or 10 inches which IL
gradually widening. and the outlook II
indeed promising Tho ore IL being
sacked and a trial shipment will be sent
In In n few days.
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low grade below fifty per cent viii he
smclted at the mine. The engine IA a
tcn-horae power gasoline and tho
smciter will produce about four tons Of
bullion daily. Active work IL being
carried on on several good claims In the
Copper Mountain district and lively
time seems to be In store for Dixie.