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The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10
SHARP FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.


Jne OF, q Gang VINO entered u sthtioh,
MortalIy
SCRANTON, Penn. Especially gang of
burglars who were: plundering the Della
ware and Hudson station at Peckville,
near here, were surprised by, the police
authorities early Wednesday morning. and
one Of them, who gave his name as John
Shannon, of shamokin, was fatally
wounded.
The station Is connected with the resi-
dence of the agent by an electric burglar
alarm. shortly after 2 O'Clock in the morn
ing the alarm sounded and Agent, Broad
dressed and summoned, Chief .'of5 Police
Craig and an officer: Together the three
men hurried to the station, about a. quar-
ter OF n mile distant. The burglars
heard the men approaching. and when
they were. a short distance from the
station opened fire oil them. TIL
three men surrounded the building and
began firing. Several. shots were ex-
changed when the robbers dashed from
the station. One Of them fell with q bullet
In his left side, near the heart: Another
OF the robbers was shot in the arm, but
managed to- escape.
The wounded man was brought to this
city on a freight train. None OF the Peck
Vile men were wounded
The robbers did not get Any money.
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NOTED sWINoLER DEAD.
Anstin Bidwell One of the Gang Who
swindled the Bank of England.

BUTTE, Mont. (Special) Austin Bidwell,
of Chicago, who, with his brother George,
swindled the Bank of England out of So
900, 900 on worthless securities, died here a
few DAYS ago OF grip. Bidwell and his
brother came here about two weeks ago to
engage In mining. =
The lrst swindle OF the Bank of England
was worked IN 1878 by the Bidwells and two
Observation-Disclosures. After getting $5,OO0,-
900 they concluded that the game was easy,
and decided to get ten times that amount
and then compromise with the bank. They
failed and were captured, Austin was
caught in Cuba and George in France,
Both got life sentences, but after twenty
years they were released The Bidwells re-
turned to Chicago, where they were both
born, and Austin wrote a book OF his ex.-
periences,
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10
OPPOSED TO SUNDAY FUNERALS.
Fifteen Ciergymen Protest in the In
terests of Humanity"

terests of Humanity"
Fifteen of the preachers OF New Bruns-
wick. N, j., nave taken. a stand against
sunday funerals. They have signed the
1--WE. the undersigned pastors and resi-
dent clercymen of the city OF New Bruins
wick, N. j.. agree that matt, tho o practice &c Of Of
holding funerals on Sundey ought TO De
discouraged Our usual duties in church
and sunday-school are quite sufficient
without this additional demand on our
time and strength, yet this is not the irst
consideratlon that prompts our action.
Funerals on Sunday compel many others
to labor who are entitled to the rest and
sacred privileges that the Lords Day
brings to men. Undertakers. superin-
tendents OF cemeteries, gravediggers,
liyerymen, railroad men, florists. carriers
and others are compelled to labor because
Of these services being held on Sunday.
Hence we deem 1t wise and just to with
hold our countenance ofsuch services, and
to notify our congregations and the public
that we do not wish TO oficiate at funerals
on sunday. This is done in the interests
of humanity"
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10

OF this you may be sure: Your bes.
thoughts and your best, moments will be
free from alcoholic stimulus. And the
young man who wants to get on and win
inithe fight into which ne was born need
not complain II he drugs and dulls himself
into even greater interlority than he got at
birth. "A good.book is worth a dozenSottho
cups that cheer. AEeood friend, sober,
quiet, intelligent, is worth more than hogs.
heads full OF cheering cups.-New York
Journal. " -" = 81.
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NUMBER "a.
A TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
THE DRINK EVIL MADE MANIFEST
IN MANY. WAYS. 10

An Apostrophe to Water - A Chicago
Judge. Declares That Nine-tenths Of
Our Law.breakinG is, Matched in. tn.
saloons-At the Root of. All Evil.
What falls fromeHeaven re~freshingly2
Not wine, butSwater clearl ? .
What}drapes with brids-like veil the noun.
tain side2
Not wine, but water clearl ID
What gently drops, from sympathetic eyes?
Not wine, but water clearl
What bears rich laden ships from land to,
q land?lt ~ ~ II
g, Not wine, but water cleari ''
Inibaptism's holy r~ite'bedews the brow
Red wine, or water,clear2a g
Thank God, a Kipling song shall cheer
and cheerl
Not wine, but water clearI
,-E. G: Martin
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China, Refuses Italy's' Demand.

Italy has demanded from China a lease
IF sanmun Bay as a coaling station and
naval base, and for three, Islands off the
coast of Chekiang Province, with the right
to construct a railroad from 'Sanmunf Bay
to Poyang Lake and preferential mining
and railroad rights In th~efsouthern two.
thirds of Chekiang Province.S China has
replied to the italian demand, refusing the
concession, and 1t is reported troublesmav
arise over the affair. 81
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10

A~nlexplosi9n Of nitro glycerIne occurred
near Parkesburg, ( West Va, a few days
ago, by, which two men were killed in
stantly, an OIL well urned, and. other dam
age done, George French, jamestown, n.
Y, and NJ. Michaelsra farmer, were killed,
Tom Carroll, John Metealf.' Charles Blair,
and william Hopkins were seriously To-
iured.
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THE NEW NEBRASKA SENATOR.
Monroe l.. Hayward Formally Elected
After "a Long Contest.

LINCOLN. Neb. (special).-MonroeL. Hay
ward Of Nebraska City, has been elected
United States Senator by the Legislature.
The end of the long and at times bitter
,ontest came unexpectedly. While the
vote was being taken Chairman Steele
asked permission to 9 a communication.
This proved to be from John2L. Webster,
who announced his withdrawal. Repre-
sentative Cox, OF Omaha, a supporter Of
Mr.. Webster, promptly changed his vote to
Hayward, and others followed him. The
Speaker OF the House moved amid coniu-
sion and wild cheering hat Mr., Harvard
be made the unanimous choice of the
caucus. The motion prevailed without a
dissenting vote.
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IO6 Chinamen, Drowned.

Mail advlees received st Vancouver, b,
c., from Tien-Tsin. ChtnaHEeport1 that 200
persons fell through theice where three
rivers meet outside theswesteraSgate Of the
native city. One ~hundredI AID six We're
drowned.
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The Indian Government has introduced
in Legislative Council at Calcutta q blu
modelled on the United States act of July
1897, empowering the Government to I'M,
pose a countervalling duty on bounty feo
sugar imported into India.
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The Court of Appeal at London has up
held:the declsionlof the lower court order
ing the Peter scboonhofen Brewery to pay.
income gtax on the entire profits OF the
3buslness in Chlcqg6gand not merely on tho
V~ortion remittedito England.
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DOMESTIC HAPPENINGS.
Occurrences All Over the Country Told.
by the Wire.
TWELVE LIVES LOST AT SEA.
The Tug James Bowen Goes Down on the.
Virginia Capss-A Sharp Fight with
Burgtars-work OF Missouri White
ca~ps-Chinaman Foreman of a Kansas
Jury-0maha's Mayor Not Eligible.

NEWPORT News. Va. (SpeciaD.-The Ger
nan steamship Albano, Captain Koch, ar
rived In Hampton Roads Wednesday even
ing at 7.90 O'Clock from New York to New
port News, and reported the loss of the tug
James Bowen on Monday night with all on
board, numbering twelve persons, the loss
OF her own second mate and a hard struggle
to save the crew Of the mud barge Admiral,
which was being towed by the Bowen from
Norfolk to Philadelphia.
The Bowen and her tow were caught In q
gale outside the Virginia Capes on Mon
day night. when the tug sprung a leak and
sank with every, ono on her, including the
Superintendent of the American, Towing
Company, which owned the Bowen.
The Albano sighted the barge in distress,
floating helplessly, on Tuesday afternoon.
After a: hard battle with the waves the
crew of,the llfeboat, IN charge of the Sec
ond mate, succeeded in taking off the cap
tain and crew of the barge at 4.90 o'clock.
The second mate, however. was. lost over
board while making the rescue. The AL
bano also lost a lifeboat.
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The British House of Commons, by a vote
OF 307 to 50, passed the second reading Of
the bill raising the age at which q child
years The operation OF this law will
greatly reduce the number OF half-time
hands working in English factories.
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Experts have little doubt, d lew of the
discovery of dynamite cartHd and the
firing on a sentry, that the Fs'.nt disaster
at Toulop, France, was du'i 10 oul play.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10

Bert Montens, having escaped from the
police station at Chippewa Falls. Wis.,
after committing a burglary a few days
ago, stole a handear and left townfby rail-
Before he had gone far he collided, with a
Wisconsin Central train and was ground
to mares. .
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10

Senator and Mrs. Woleott have parted
and a suit for separation will soon be be-
gun in Colorado.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10

RACES, since his girl.wifetl left him and mar
ried a farmer boy,EHe.gave her a farm and
fortified HIS own house and drove all his
servants, away withAa shotgun. u
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10

wave OF prosperity in Pittsburg started
every mill, factory n workshop TO its
fullest capacity.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10
GENERAL CLAY is INSANE.
Former Minister to Russia Has Driven Hi
Servants on With a Shotgun.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (specia).-General Cas-
sius NJ. Clay, ex-United States Minister tc
Russia. will be tried on a charge of lunacy
His neighbors at Whitehall fear him as he
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10

General Gomez has informed General
Brooke at Havana, Cuba, that the number
Of men In thu Cuban Army was $4,000.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-10

Subject: "Bundles of Llfe"-Insplratlon
Drawn From a HomeIy Phrase-Life,
Spiritual and Physical, is DivinelyP Pro-
tected-Bundles Which Are Blessings,
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CIV ,,i,, n,,hahiy 49,, nv m'' ,e y. r"
W
David ]. Cook has been appointed
general superintendent Of the Utah
mine Of Fish Springs.
A. expected. Captain De La Mar At.
rived IN salt Lake yesteruag .f,st-
noon
Tho ,.c.,, s,rtL. In IN. ragi. min.
.t W.,,,,, ~ ia - go, 49,. t,,'a ",
20 ounces silver
qtockhoiders In th. Sacramento 70.
csived their resf..rtiys portinns ~ "A
a. 400 dividend todav
" "a estimated that between 30 and
100 people went 10 Tiniic and Mercur
Nv" ',''''' ''''''
Fred bern went out 10 Mercur this
morning. Hia brother George returned
saturday evening with a good report
~ the camp.
r,ur c,rs ,,o,, ut,.,h.,,. .,a &c..
s,a,, f.,n,,c ,.arh,,d ~ ~. u. y ny. w."
ton sampler today. while the Conklin
reported eight fruin Tintlc.
4, {. ,.,...,., So, 49,. ,s,-....,...
viii ',,,s',,, .rha,,,'s 90 N i,,'.,.
lana I,,,, ,,,a,,.ss,,. w. 'a ',.,i.
Ns ,,s.,,t,,,, lii ~ ,,,',,'.' ~ WIZ
,srac,, WIZ w A'"''" uuper'n'
W. NJ Evans has applied for MON.
b.rship on the Utah exchange. Pend
ing vote on his application the gentle.
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MARKET REPORTS


New York. May i.-Trading In Metro
poiltan street railway was defnor,llzed
at the opening. the price dropping
twelve points In less than ten minutes.
other local stocks were under the ham
mcr. other spcciai,ics showed wide
changes. Sugar reacted SHARPLY while
Anaconda mining and some of the steel
stocks improved. The violent drop In
METROPOLITAN street railway was due 60
the liquidation inspired BY the prospec-
tive heavy decfpnsc IN the net revenue
Of the road through the operation OF the
franchise tax measure.
At the lowest n prominent Interest
took NIL the stock offered and this CIR
cumstnnCp caused n general covering
movement which carried the price up
to 2.7ais.
Third avenue meanwhile dropped ?
points but Manhattan and brooklyn
transit recovered 10 Saturdays Close.
The sensational movement In traction
shares coupled with the hammcrinE OF
the lower priced npecinltiea. caused =
general reaction in railway stocks. nut
their losses wefr subsequently more
than fcgnined. There war further IT.
regular recovery. some shares nEurinf
for fractions while others made points,
The general market was very nervous
aud a sharp drive against the tobacco
ntocks forced renewed selling for both
accounts.
nniirnai bonds moved narrowly
with pronounced tone.
COPPER
New York. May Hooper. quiet;
brokers. isg u ipA. exchange. lsh.
Load-Iirmcr. brukcrs, Nloi eS-
change. u1s q Hs''s'
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SUNSHINE ALSO A FEATURE
t,esvy sales Of scssoW BE IL MAR
Above y Cent DALI aud 0"-
tsrio Firm.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER GsY
LEAD. et.iO
CASTING COPPER. iGllc n ID

The mining stock market was graft
fyingiy Arm today. SELLERS especially
holding their own with bulldog tcna-
city, thus giving thinFr IN general n
decidedly healthy complexion. The call
"a the Salt Lake exchange was not a
rocord.brcakcr. by any means. but q
fair volume OF business came out. the
sales being $3.50 shares for the sum Of
ia.s.sso.
Ajax. the FIRST 10 do business. did u
between si.ts and ti.tc. sales In this
stock amounting to i.io0 shares. Daiy
rnve evidence Of a slight squirt and sold
at titi. while Daisy stood firm at q
cents. with the stock wanted n tribe
above this figure. one ~ the features
o. the calf wna Eagle. the report Of n
four.foo, body Of hlah-gradc silver
ore, sending that stock rkywnrd and
causing good business ut ii1 aud u
cents q share. the better figurc cnptur-
ing ti,oo0. -Four Aces was practically
stationary and sold M 10 a2ia. while
small blocks Of Ualcna. Lower Man.
moth and Northern Light changed
hands NJ customary nRurrsthese main.
taininF quite we'll quotations posted on
previous occanlona Another feature
was Sunshine. which wha freely dealt
IN between ps and VI. this business be-
inr followed by trading In star tunHoi.
dated at tios and South Swansea at
$40 and u.ti. Swansea NaFEed n
little. but ontario was much Improved.
the bid being ~.
In second.clarn stocks tho brokers
found Joe iiowcrn active above ~. while
they dealt freely In iiorton-Dc Ia Mar
nj ~. took Emerald at IN, and ham
transfers at ~.
The closing firurca were aa follows.
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Omaha. May il--cAitic-itecclpta. L.
S00. Market steady 10 lower Native
beef steers. tll0Gasb. Western steers,
81 s0nls0; Texas steers. tad0It.t0
COWS and helferr, tai5utio. Gamers.
q. t0GalO. rt0ckerr and feeders. taAeff
SEQ. calves. stoog7.ooi bulls, Htags. etc.
ss,60utOo.
Hogs-nocelptr, $500. Market ioc low
.sr. Heavy, taG0Hi.0. MIXED. t1.ooff
a.ssis: nsht. ts.b5suas1v; pigs. t1ssa
l5O. bulk ~ sales. tl.c0n1Gs,
sheep--ReceipiH 1900. Market steady
TO lower. YcarlinEH, ti1Ou a.a0i Western
muttonr, u.s5Gs.o0i stock sheep, ts.5su
a 40. lambs, H.t0n51s.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ida 6. Anderson 10 Hannic 1.
Hudson. warranty deed, sisu3h
block 3. pla, I...:...:''..: ~ $3.50
ieNina g. brown To u. A. Trip.
warranty deed. lots "a and %.
block :. kenwood addition ..... 600
Thomas TwigEu to .. T.. n
Twiers, warranty deed. tihx
iish feet northwest from ia
feet north Of southeast corner
lot II, block :, Five Acr. plat
...s.sss.,s s.. ss..ss......... ]
=. ". ciawson 10 Agnes j.
TwiFFr. warranty deed, north
west quarter ~ nouthenn, quar-.
ter section ~, township : south.
range I west ,ss.s................ $50
J, ~, Anderson, Jf. 10 Moses
Christensen. Warranty deed. ~
~ feet southwest from iss
feet south Of northeast corner
lot I. block 8, plat G............. I
Charles Gregory 10 NJ. u. Dur
rant. warranty deed. 9 acres
northwest quarters ~ north.
west quarter section 4. township
south, range 1 EAST .,......... 4
Lavina Durant 90 A. A. Durant,
warranty deed, acres north
east quarter " northwest quar-
ter section 30 township, : south.
W II. DER 20 s. ). H. H. Mellon i.' war.
ranty deed, acres northeast
quarter ~ northwest quartrr
section 20, township ! south.
range west 60. -. 90. -. ..... rs
Anderson ". y. Investment co. 10
Moses Christensen. warranty
decd. = rods by ~ feet southeast
from rods west Of northeast
corner lot I. block Q. plat u....., AGO
Moses Christensen 20 Anderson
II. v. Investment Co. warranty
deed. 8 rods by ~ feet southeast
from rods west 81 northeast
corner lot T. block Q. plat o.. 800
\. l.. Ilenst0n a. Dewey Con N.
& 81, Co, qult-claim deed. Par
cel bingham, .ss.. 90. .s.....s. 100
Lutte Y. Lynch 60 Hannah e.
Wells. quit.cliim dcrd. s2is feet
by 10 rods southeast from
northwest corner lot Q, block n.
plat Do tassss sss sstsssssast Iihtl
Mutual BENEFIT l.. I. Co. 10 I.ntle
r. Lynch. deed, k3h feet by 10
rods southeast from northwest
corner lot ., block u, plat
United states 10 Emily Wells.
patent. west half OF northeast
quarter and east half of north
west quarter reotion .. town
ship 2 south. range west ......
Secretary Mines dc Lexington 10
william Eckinan 1t nj, certin-
cate of sale, No You Don't lode,
etc. West Mountain :. -. ..... 1900
-=
Total ...', 80 -. -. '....'.s'Nh,fl
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wilson SPEAK. We'll Of u and Look. Into
the tutnre.

That the HALEY gold belt IL a worthy
proposition and will yet produce a
string OF bonanEns. Ii tho candid opln.
lon of y, y. Wilson, who came In sun.
day from Idaho. Mr.. Wilson IMPORTS
John Y. Parckai,i'a TIP Top In tip-top
Hhape and says IL Il really the only de.
velopcd mlno on the belt. The prop
crty has stamp mil nearly ready to
start. and N well spoken OF by every
one In the camp. Considerable work "
going on In that section at present and
the hauling IN of new machinery would
indicate. says Mr.. Wilson. n busy cam.
paign this season. A mine sampled by
the gentleman showed free gold In rich
abundance, while one IN another local.
ny asshyed ~ ounces silver. 90 per cent
lead and ti.ko gold Go the ton.
Mr., Wilson ~ manager of tho Valley
View mine In blaine county. which he
ALEC visited. This property. he says. IL
looking better right along. and he hopes
soon to be able to make regular ship
mentH, There " considerable snow
there at present. which rctards de-
yclopment work. hut, In the main. con.
ditionH are highly satisfactory. The
gentleman expects TO 20 back again In
y week or 10.
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Excitement Il running high over the
find Of hob Reynolds and Ohm wilkins,
who have uncovered large Vein OF
bromide company having been racking
tho float from the vein for come time
past. and the vein has not been diAcov.
errd until recently. II II whispered
now that the owners OF tn. bromide
would prefer not 10 sell ~ this new dis
pany with which they arc negotiating
hold an option ON the property for
thirty days which time has not yet
expired. From reports and the loca.
tion 81 the vein II 10 estimated by min
ms men that vast amount OF wealth
II there 10 be uncarthed.-Nernal Ex-
press.
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Kansas city. Mo, May i.-catti@-
I,eccifsn 5000, Market shade lower.
weak. Native steer. fa,aOns,ib, Texas
steers. t1.1sG ii0i Texas COWS, is3nn
iss, native cows and helfcrH fei5ua.Oo;
stockcrr and FEEDERS. ta,ioub.ioi bulls,
ta0ontib
IIogr-Recclpts, 1000 Market buioc
81 ssGa.sr packers. s1.i50a50, mixed.
A. tOfl3 90, iight. ta15itnaco. workers..
h sOffa.Gs; pigs si0on1l5.
Hheep-Receipta 5000, Market lower.
Lambs, tiiinGs5i muttona, 5000
AGA
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q %. 100 q ssg. 100 q ssls. 200 q sss:
800 a. ~.
star Consolidated. ZOO q si.oS.
South swanson, 100 n ti.,oi 100 u
I'LL
ros,on-Dc Ia Mar. 1000 % Ae. TO-
900 q IN.
Golden Eagle. 1000 % sac.
Emerald. 900 q iiiic. 900 q iih.
Joe Bowers. 1000 q ibhc; 1900 q
MidnIsht Bowers. 1000 % ssei 1000
o. T.
Total shares sold. %. 200.
Selling value of stocks to,s75.oo
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Denver, Colo. May i.--caitle-lio-
cepits. 1000. Market active and steady.
Reef steer, tst00h,0o; cows, fi2i1t 90.
feeders. freight paid 10 river. iaesfft7si
rtockern do, ii0oOioo; bulls and stays,
O. 000a:s,
Hora Receipts. 900, Market quiet
and lower. HIGHT packers. sa,3 % $500
miNad and heavy 800 q sioi
No sheep.
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n you have piles. CURE them. No
use undergoing horrible operations that
ease without disturbing the disease
Itself. Place your confidence In De.
Wits witch Hazel salvc u has never
failed to cure OTHERS. " will not fan
20 cure YOu.--F. &. Sshramtn, Meteor
nick building. corner Main St. and
First South
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THE BOOK or MORMON"

Two lectures by DIR. James ".
Talmage. an account Of ita origin, with
evidences Of It's senuinenesa aud au.
theniicity, Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from DR.
,rnlmnge'a book ''The Articles OF
Faith,' but are presented In separate
form for the use of Investigators AID
students Price ioc. For sale by the
Deseret News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-01

TRANSPORTS or STOCKS.
Ajax, 100 o n.isi 100 u 1i.GH 200
u n,is; 100 ~ ti.s0,
Daily, 100 n ti.i5,
Daisy, 800 u agLc.
Eagle 5000 q iiEc; 1900 U y.
Pour Aces, 1900 q SIC. 1900 % s2Hi
100 q aga,
uaiena.. 200 " ale.
Lower Mammoth, 100 " 7bhc,
Mammoth. 100 q N.s2l-.
Northern Light 1000 u 40; 600 u
1rA.
Omaha. 800 a SIC.
Sunshine, 200 q sbc: 200 U a5.A; 100
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E~.ry coun,y'. copper v.,n.


Hprclhl 1ofFNsponuchce.
Price, Carbon County. April 81
Prom reports. the Rrat copper belt
% Emery county n not fake but a
stern reality. The vein cnn be traced
for cisht miles and selected samples
have nHsaycd ~ hlgh as 10 per cent
copper ana small amount OF gold.
while the average runs about 90 per
cent copper. In the outcroppinEs the
vein IN from one TO eight inches In
width and the camp N within n few
titles of an unilIsitcd coal supply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-01

Tho eemi Weekly "Newa'' n the
great country paper o. the intcrmoun-
tain region. II circulhtea In every city
and settlement IN Utah. and IN most %
those % Idaho. Wyoming. Afizlna.
Colorado. New Mexico. Montana. se-
vadA. Western Canada and old Mexico.
as m advertising medium u In unex-
reltsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-01
Washington Mine at Frisco Has Ore
Worth $3.50 a Ton.
GOOD SIZED boDY OF IT


on exhibition In the office Of the Horn
Silver Mining company In this city arr
some excellent samples OF ore from the
Washington mine At Frisco. which was
visited the latter part o. the week by
Messrs. = r. Farnswofth and NJ. e.
Morris. The ore II lead carbonate
showing bromide silver and assays.
says Mr.. farnsworih. q per cent lead
ana 800 ounces silver TO the ton. This
mineral IL exposed In the shaft 10 a
depth " 10 or 20 feet aud II vastly az
fercnt to that nrst encountered. carry
Ing a. Il does. double tho values and be-
lnE OF superior quality In every re-
spcct. The gentlemen report the mine
Ia most excellent condition. and say
that nearly all the ore IN sight IL Of
splendid shipping variety and almost
equal to the samples brought In. A ship
ment IN now IN transit. and othern
viii follow In quick succession.