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Evening star., 1899-03-11

The Rinehart scholarship, which is at
tached to the American Academy in Rome
and entities the holder to rooms in It's
headquarters, the Villa Aurora, affords an
equally good opportunity to young sculp-
tors. 1t will be awarded by competition in
a very short time, and intending candidates
must submit specimens of original work
which should consist of drawings and mod
cling in low relief and in the round These
marked "Rinehart Scholarship must he
forwarded to W. S. Budworth 424 West
I'D street. New York, not later than March
%. From all the competitors three will he
selected for the final test, which will con-
sist in the modelling of a relief represent
ing The Combat Over the Body of Patro-
clus.'
Xxx
Mr.. John Souther has already shown a
decided penchant for decorative work
whether he turns his hand to a poster or To
designing conventional pattern. and his
success in typography could easily have
been predicted. He has not studied this
medium very deeply as yet, and has only
completed very few panels, but he al
ready exhibits pretty thorough grasp of
the technical handling. Most of the things
he has executed up to the present time
nave Deen uone Soiely TO acquire a knOWl-
edge of handling, and what he has learned
from these studies he is now putting into
practice on large panel which will be the
principal decorative feature of handseme
hall seat. His subject is Joan of Arc en-
tering Orleans. and the skillful composi
tion and decorative arrangement of line
which are evident even in its unfinished
state promise much for the completed pro-
duction.
X
X X
At Veerhoff's Paul de Longpre's water
colors have given place to a collection of
vitreographs by Mr.. w. H. Chandlee, which
Evening star., 1899-03-11

| duty The latter may be depended upon
! to conduct the Office to the satisfaction
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.

T.. QUINCY SMITH. Trustee.
mh6-d&ds
Evening star., 1899-03-11

Company A, ID Battalion, at its regular
monthly meeting. Monday evening last.
adopted an amendment to the constitution
and received a report of the court-martial
committee, recommending that Privates T.
Phillips. Samuel Johnson and John PyIes
be dishonOrably discharged because of non
attendance at drill and failure to report
when ordered to appear before the commit
tee. Six new members We're elected
Special attention is being devoted to rifle
practice by the members of the company.
Captain Edwards has announced that he
will present a medal to the member making
the most marked Improvement in rife prac-
tice during 1899
Evening star., 1899-03-11


An election of first lieutenant of Company
a, 4th Battalion, will be held at S o'clock
pm. Thursday. the 10th instant, and of
second lieutenant, Company c. 4th Battal-
ion, Friday evening. the 11th instant Ma
jor Hodgson, commanding the 4th Battal-
ion, win preside at both elections
Lieutenant VIII Z. Sorrells, commanding
the signal company, has been granted leave
of absence for sixty days. because of i'll
ness. Lieutenant SorrellS is troubled with
return Of fever contrac cted during the
Santiago campaign.
Colonel Henry May, commanding the Isl
Regiment, has reported his intended de-
parture on a visit to Georgetown, S C.
During his absence Major Ross Will com
mand the regiment.
The annual ordnance return of brigade
headquarters, it is understood, is being held
back on account of several dei:nduent com
pany commanders, whose immediate render.
ing Of their company returns will he in
sisted upon.
Orders have been issued at brigade head
quarters TO the commanding officer q. h
Battalion, directing that Second Lieutenant
F. G. Butts, Company b, 9th Battalion be
placed in command OF that company, re-
lieving Captain Frank w Holt, who has
been ordered 10 transfer MS property pre-
liminary to the acceptance of his resigna-
ton.
Evening star., 1899-03-11


Miss Juliet Thompson has sent home
some of the copies which she has been
making in pastel in the Louvre and they
all bear evidence of conscientious study d.
rected along the right lines. In two por-
traits after Velasquez she has suggested
both the color and texture Of oil with ad-
mirable fidelity, but the charm Of color and
decorative effect in the two children copied
from Vandyck make them by far the most
pleasing In these last she has rendered
the golden brown tone that time has given
to the originals in a very truthful manner
Miss Thompson has been giving only a
small portion of her time to copying the
old masters, and as the result of her inde-
pendent work it is understood that she will
have something striking to contribute to
the Salon. She is planning to return to
Washington in a few months, and hopes
to leave Paris on May 1:5.
sto 4
-ek T.
A replica of Wma Ordway Partridge's fine
statue of Shakespeare, which stands in one
of the parks of Chinage. has been presented
to Adelphi College, Brooklyn by public
spirited citizen of IhatDcity, and has been
placed in a prominent position in one Of
the halls of the institution. Mr. Partridge
has many friends ftl Washington, who will
be pleased by ths1 compliment thus paid
hi-:.
Evening star., 1899-03-11

The guard is TO be congratulated on the
detail OF Capt. ]. A. Dapray 23d United
States Infantry, for duty with it as acting
adtutant general. Formal orders TO that
effect reached Capt. Dapray today from
the War Department. Although he finds
it possible 10 visit headquarters daily. ILL.,
ness III his family renders 1t out OF the
question just at present for him TO take
hold of the affairs of the adjutant generals
office with that energy 1t is his desire TO
exercise.
Gen. HarrieS VIII al once issue an order
relieving Capt. E. +. Riggs, aid-de-camp.
from further duty as acting adjutant gem
erai and assigning Capt. Dapray to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

gouHa'a Hand viii come In over tho
Western tomorrow morning.
General Manager nonrdsiey 81 the
Rio Grundo hotels Is In the city again.
Travelling Freight ARcn, l'lalstcd OF
the Union Pacific went south this
morning. wi,h Mantl az the objective
point.
L. o. Leonard N the Missouri Pacific
at Butte. who came down yesterday to
consult with his chief. Mr.. Koparf. left
for the north this morning
The trouble on the linton Pacific IL
about over, The overland limited win
b. In this evening. having passed
liawiina. Wye. at 1855 today
u H. said that the northern tranr.
continental lines are cutting rates Co
secure tho farm seekers excursions
The southern lines are determined not
10 be outdnuo and thurr may be another
passenger rate war IN a short time.
4 law has passed tho legislature %
Colorado. which cncctually blocks the
free pass system FOR Colorado officials
The law provides that before receiving
travel pay an official must show "a
voucher from q ticket agent that his
fare has been paid over the railroad.
President and General Manager A.
W. Middleton and chief Engineer !. 81.
Clarke OF the Boise. Snnpn aud Owy-
hcc railroad. came IN from the north
on railroad business this morning.
Everything will be- In readiness to be-
gin work ~ the spring on the extension.
Mrs. W. II. Murdoch. the president of
the Womnn'H auxiliary 10 the BROTHER
hood ~ Locomotive Enginvcrr. VIII be
In ogden on March LIST ami End. TO at
tnuu "a meeting OF Division 81 ladies'
auxiliary, which Will BE- held az the
Junction city on that date. The meet
linz " 60 De- one OF instruction, and will
BE- attended by ladies' from Nevada.
pocatello salt Lake. Cheyenne. Eynus-
ton and other places.
II IL told from baltimore that when
4, u. Underwood loft Minneapolis to
come to baltimore To take tho position
or general manager ~ the baltimore
and Ohio railroad he brought straw
hat ana linen duater expecting Ia baHk
In tho hnlmy southern hrreEes that blow
up Chesapeake hay sometimes within
ten days after he took charge two hum
drcd miles Of the baltimore and ohio
railroad were blocked with snow and
baltimore had a worse blizzard than
any one IN the northwest ever expert
cnced. II cost the road about sixty
thousand dollars a day Tor four days
"a yet the tracks In condition 30 resume
traffic, but the officials are very proud
of the fact that they beat all CONF
petliurH IN getting trains through from
Pittaburg and other western points e.
baltimore. Philadelphia ana New York.
All OF the through trains that were de-
lnyed 10y the storm were fortunately
tied up az large towns. ~ that none ~
the passengers suffered from hunger or
cold.
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LINE TO LA SAL COUNTRY.
Efforts 10 Get a Branch Railway There from
H. G. W. Main Road,
Hallway Preparing for shccpshcnr-
ine-Trip 90 Logan Other
Items OF Interest.

Col. Dodge. the general manager of
the Rio Grande Western came In ON an
official visit TO the general offices d the
road yesterday afternoon. and was a
very busy man today. II Is Understood
that he b. To- make long promised trip
to tho la Sal country before returning.
Tho attention of the railroad fraternity
Is being turned in that direction.
From o. gontloman recently from tho
Colorado portion Of the range 1t is
learned that the Denver and RIO
drnnde people are talking acriously Of
building a line into the country from
tho Colorado side OF the mountains.
The nearest point into the new min
ing country Us from HidrVay. ON the
Monirosc branch of The u. a u. o..
hui the country is very broken. and it la
said that the road WIN come ~ from
Dolores on the limo that runs north
from Durango.
For a few Year, pat 40 rc has boon
cOntant agitation FOR lime from
Dolores through in tho Blue Mountains.
but since the discovery uf mluprl in
the la sails attention has boon turned
north. Already the miners nfr bring
lug in their auppllrt from the Colorado
Fiio ana q good wIEuu roud o. hclng
built from Dolores 90 tho Paradox min.
INK district \ branch road by the
a. %. W would b. from cisco. aud
would save the trade of that Important
section Tor Utah.
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MINrs AM MIMI MY.

The Sacramento viii pay It's dividend
Of 5000 tomorrow.
Fears N an ASSORTMENT IRE said TO be
driving Dexter 10 tho ground.
Tho Bullion Beck viii hold liz an
day.
Springs tomorrow TO examine the
dnlena mine.
~ q. Woollgy, once Salt Lake stock
broker II expected home from Ken
lucky tomorrow,
The. Central Mammoth and Crusader
have been ordered placed ON the board
NJ the old exchange,
The South Swansea IN again ON the
dividend list and Will distribute So 90
among It's stockholders on Monday next,
March Oh,
Broker Dinwo0dey has been given tho
privilege NJ tho hocr pending vote
ON his application FOR mcmbcrrhip In
tho Salt i4ko Exchange.
]. }. Corum has contracted with la.
dor Morris Tor the purchase OF the
Markham mine AZ bingham, the price
stipulated being $4,000.
J. G, Grlnlths superintendent OF the
ROston-De iu Nlr. received word from
the mine yesterday that work had beon
begun. ana that the miners were CROSSE
cutting ON the vein.
Moylnn g. Fox. manager of the Eu-
rcha.lilll has returned from Tintlc
with the Information that tho min has
been shut down temporarily and VIII
resume as soon as necessary repairs
are made
Hon. David Evans has resigned as "a
director In the Lower Mammoth. and IN
succeeded by Daniel cleft Herman
Hamburger N now Vice president OF tho
company this husinoHa having been
transacted at meeting held yeater-
day afternoon
Articles OF incorporation OF the Tus.
cnrOra Extension have been flied with
the county clerk 10 has capital stock
OF $4,000 In shares of 10 cents each.
and owns claims At Tuscnrora. Nev.
James Anderson iH president, Arthur
W. RurruWH vice president, and James
NJ. Moore, secretary and treasurer,
The Rose Gold Mining company. hnv.
ing a capital stock NJ $4,000. In sharrs
OF 10 cents each, and owning the la
Due group az Mercur, has been incor-
porated. j. 10. walker Jr., IL presldent.
John La puc, vice president and n. j.
Evans, secretary and treasurer.
The Harvest Mining company OF
Ogden has, filci articles OF lncorporn-
tlon. II hat q capital stock Of 100000
IN shares ~ 10 cents each and owns the
Washington gruun NJ mines Ia the
GambrnuH district, Idaho, H. =. Wool
ley is president, James y. Freezo vice
president, ", r. Wooley secretary, ana
-. T.. crltchlow, treasurer.
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ASSESSMENT ON
SUNBEAM STOCK.
Two Cents Share the Levy Of the
Company's Directors,
TO HELP THE NINE ALONG,
Daiy-wrst Resumes Tomorrow sun.
shine Mortgage Crown Point
Contract miscellaneous.

The sunbeam Mining company. at a
meeting held In this city yesterday
afternoon, levied ON ASSIGNMENT OF two
cents share on the capital stock ~ the
corporation. the same payable immedl-
ntely and TO become delinquent March
3iat This VIII givc the company 70 to-
tai N 5000. which, d " understood. l.
20 be- used IN acquiring full title Go ai
the claims Included in its holdings. aa
well as TO assist IN c1upp.ng the prop-
crty for thorough and effective work
a wcll known mining man slid today
that ho believed the Sunbeam the max
INK Of one Of the biggest mines In the
Tintic district Thcy have the ground.
said he. ana can show the vein for
1900 foot. Besides. Do continued. the
company la shipping ore right along.
and the last shipment. made day or
two ago. Welded q not profit " so Ia
ton. 20 you tan readily soc, he ar
gued. that II " n good thing and ought
90 be- pushed along The asscasment
will doubtless h. paid In promptly
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Daly.w.-t opening.

Tomorrow morning work will b. r.
numcd IN the development ~ the Daily
West nt Park city For a starter up
wards ~ ~ men win he put ON tho
payroll ana u H. expected that from
their entrance into tho mine ore viii
begin 10 make IT, appearance On the
market A. stated before IN these coll
umuH, ana na shown by tho report uf
Manager Dnly submitted recently. the
mine IN In prime condition and win be-
able 60 put a good grade of mineral on
the market right from the start. This
promises u dividend In June ANA fcgu-
lar payments thereafter. The opening
VIII BE- OF great henent 10 Park CITY,
ana, u ~ generally conceded. has all
ready served nH stimulus 60 gen.
eral revival IN an tho biz mines of that
cumu.
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Meeting Of nallwa, Presidents.

Gen. Agent Kooscr Of the Missouri
Pacific has returned from an extended
castenr trfp. on wnicn h. viatef nv
Old homo In Somerset. IA. Afr Kooaor
says that the chief tonic OF couVorsn.
tlon In railroad circles east u the calf
lnF OF tho railroad presidents of the
country % appear before tho Interstate
lommcru" Commission 40 Washington.
The commission have began crusade
against the rate cutting that has been
going on for two years back. ana o. de-
tormlncd 90 nut an oud to II, The pb-
lrct % having the presidents ~ the
various systems meet 40 Washington BE-
70 Impress upon them the determine
ton of the commission a. maintain
rates. likewise that they may devise
means by which rate cutting may be-
stopped Most ~ the presidents uf
eastern roads have been IN Washington
and call has been Issued 10 the heads
NJ the western lines 90 he present the
ilrrt OF the coming month
There ~ mo- trouble with the larger
trunk lines ana already plan has been
formed % compel the smaller syatama
NJ the country o. keep rutrH. under
threat NJ the clncclling N divisions by
the larger lines. Eastern merchants
and shippers particularly arc In favor
OF Keeping strictly t. published EttpA
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liar silver. tai
AInNlnnn Lnllnra. ~.
STOCKS AND BoNps.

Government bonds. steady; -, 100;
new. ~ reg. les: do coupon. i.gs; u "a
Int. i.iifss do coupon. LIEN; Ends, 49,
g.. rex. a coupon. Liz.
New York. Feb. 2S.-'rhc local stock
market opened active with quotations
for N. International shares ut Vari-
nnco with the London parity.
~. Paul. which was lower IN tho fpr-
clgn market. opened here with gain
~ a. Northern Pacific and Union Pa
ellie on the other hand were below tho
London priccH. The general market
som displayed n nngEing tendency with
considerable pressure In Atchlson pfd.
ana sugar.
Third Avenue lost i've points.
Indications Of support appeared In
many stocks aud prices moved M again
L. the highest.
The publication ~ the burlington
January statement showing a decrease
In net earnings pf over $4,000. prompt
cd rUnllEationr In shares generally.
The upccialtieH were not Influenced and
moved vigorously upward, tobacco rail-
lying i've points hnd Third avenue rail-
road ~. International paper was cou-
npiruouH exception, losing ~, Towards
midday the offerings ~ the railroad
shares subsidized. and slight rallies fol-
lowed.
The bond market was easier In tone
with little doing.
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STOCK MARKET
IMPROVED TODAY.
That is, There Was a Better Tone
All Around,
Is STILL WEAK, HOWEVER
northern Light Strengthens aud sells
tp to Gi-rour Acc- suffers
~ Decline.

while the slump IN stiil on and VIII
doubtless continue for some days yet.
there was better tone tn the stock
market today and behind It all could
be seen a ray OF hope Tor an ultimate
return to old conditions. although Tor
some stocks. even this IL decidedly
doubtful proposition. Leaving spocula-
lion aside. however II can b. truly
fnii that the market was In better
shape than on the day before. and
stocks generally SHARED In the I'm.
provement. Trading WAS hut fair. the
slics made amounting 20 al.a75 shares
which had value ~ tissiGsi
Ajax showed "a slight weakness aud
cold nj stii. white Dexter. which FOL.
lowed. was lower than ever at The
start but revived before the close. smiles
being inndc from - 10 tgiS. Daisy
sold 7 COO shares M 4ah after which
-Four Acca was taken up. ana did bust
ness on decline the stock selling first
nt f2is and from this down 80 %. with
H closing bid ~ ~ greeting offerings ~
iaih. Mammoth contributed 800 shares
ut si.N, and Mefrur dropped an add
block at &c SEA. ana was followed hy
Northern Light. which was freely dealt
IN from ~ up to Cnif cnnta. Sunshine
toll 90 ~ IN the trading, while Star
Consolidated stood practically sta
iionafy with business az Ellis. ana
closing hid of 81 ilia.
In unlisted stocks buckeye was the
frat seller. M 4. crnta. Then central
Mammoth. new one, took part, the
stock doing business ut 2 cents u share,
and Dalton sold NJ ~. while Joe Bow.
crs stood flrm around iiit. ana bowers
Extension made transfer nt ~ cents.
May Dag found q tnkcr at 49, after
which Rabbits Foot was dealt Ia az
~ cents. and South Swansea. for de-
clarlnF dividend. found itself "a little
stronger and changed hands az fi2i
In Sunbeam there was considerable nC-
tivlty between 10 aud a. aud t. close
tho days business, Nnlcu sold ut 81 %.
total ~ 80 shares changing hands az
this figure.
The closing figures were 40 follows;
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rhc MANN nl ii,n,rr Trkc.

From one Interested. the "Newa'
learns that work ~ about 90 be resumed
on the Galena mine In the Beaver Lake
district Less than year aau this
rrUpefty made IT, initial shipment the
ole running wen M silver ana showing
a good aprlukiing RI copper. or late.
however. very little work has been
done. hut now that conditions w the
metal market are 20 satisfactory. II Ia
proposed 10 tnio up development whrr1
u was ieft on ana push things vigor-
uuslv ~ the end that the ore body may
be- properly gone into. Samples ffom
this mine now ON exhibition IN this
city. show ~ much nv 1000 ounces sill
ysr
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Change. In The %. .. 4 wc,l,rn.

by circulars received az the office NJ
Gen. Agent Oglosby u tho Rock Island
railroad IL 10 seen that SIR. W. II.
TruoadHlc, first vice president and gen.
cral manager OF the Rock Island Hys-
tom has resigned. to accept service with
the Delaware, Lackawuna and Wcftrfn,
and the present second vice president,
H. 4. Parker. has been appointed tho
general MANAGER " tho system, tho an.
pulutmont o. take cftcct March iHt
other changes uni appointments 10
take cfcct an the same date nro ns fol-
lowH' Str. n Cover Is appointed ns.
flatuut freight traffic MANAGER with
office Ht chicago. Mr, H. 49, BOYD h.
appointed general freight agent OF lines
east ~ the Missouri river with office nt
Chicago, vice N. Cover. promoted. Mr.
~. ll Emhry, commercial nrcnt al
hunnlo, Sew York, ~ appointed general
freight agent ~ lines west of tho Nils.
souri, river with offices az Topeka. Kan
Hus, Vice T., 70, Boyd promoted
The retiring general manager Mr..
Tfuesdulc, succeeds tho uetnrruarlun
prerldent. sloan, NJ tho Delaware. I.nck-
aWnua ana Western, who has resigned
after tho longest railroad career la thr
United states.
The new general manager of tho Rock
Island. Mr. PARKER WIS the m1nnrrr of
the old Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska
railroad before that system went tl tho
Rock Island, After tho consolidation
he went to Chicago nH Huicrlntuudrnt
OF construction aud maintenance. Al
the last election of officers or the COM
pany he was chosen second Nice prusi.
dent and assistant 10 the president.
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SUNSHINE MORTGAGE.
one for $4,000 inrd Tor Reco,d The
Knowiton Located.
spcclai Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Feb. ss.-A mortgare Tor SO. =
900. bearing date Of December 5th. 1896.
from the Sunshine Gold Mining and
Milling company 60 j. T.. Schwartz Of
pitlaburg. Pa, and Calvin Wells ~ Al
leEheny city. Pa. has been nird for
record. The mortgage " given on tho
following mining clnlua. Sunshine.
Gold Point. Last Link. Excess aud
Sunshine 30. 2. 30 secure tho payment
~ I'VE promlnHory notes bearing inter-
est nt per cent and payable In one
year from December i. 1896. Of the fol-
lowing amountsi N.1gl ~ gS.a1g So
&i.ieG o. s2.osa.3i. and ig.ONA33.
Daniel Eyer has filed notice ~ loca-
ton u the knnwltun mining claim.
situated IN Camp Floyd mining district.
4 power 81 attorney from g. \. Gram
ger % salt Lake 10 Frank butt OF
t.ohl has been nled Tor record nu-
thorl1lng Mis butt Ca rlgn ana exec
cute all papers Ia connection with the
Sir Victor mining claim and other
mining claims Ia I.ehl mining district,
IN which MIR. Granger ~ Interested.
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Opera E,car.ioa to Logan.

The oregon Short G.inc H. making
special arrangements Tor the urcpmmo.
dalton 81 the cxcuraionists and will run
"a special train from salt Lake at pm.
arriving ~ Logan about PIN. The
fare for the round trip viii be- $50 nnd
Tickets viii also be- good returning un-
~ sunday March sth. aud honnred also
for the going trip on the train leaving
Salt Lake az Sa.ij ann.
Special train returning win leave Loo
gan FOR Salt Lake Immediately after
the opera.
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KANSAS cry L,vn STOCK.

Kansas city. Fob. ?s.-Cattio-Re
celpts. COCO, Market steady: native
steers. $50 n fi.iS. Texas steers. S30
~ tL10i Texas cows s2.50 u yJ75, ma
g. 70 "a gi00.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000. Market slow.
~ loo lower. Bulk OF sales, $3.50 %
$500 heavloa. S3,i5 q $50. packers.
fl4i n $500. mixed. $40 " $3.50.
lights. 1880 ~ $3.50. workers, llfi a.
$50; pigH, $500 u $3.50,
sheep Receipts, 1000. Market firm,
lambs. $500 " Nioi muttons, sa,2S ~
81 20,
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miner IL Just now congrntuiatlng him
self on the fact that No. owns u prup-
crty In Rocky district. Beaver county.
utnh. from which he expects 10 make
a fortune. This mine consists ~ four
claims On which the vein has boon
stripped FOR ~ foot. exposing ore which
will easily yield 10 per cent copper.
The claims lie ~ miles from Milford
and have produced several ahipmonta
~ high.Hrnde ore. so pleased h. the
owner with his proposition, that he
says he would not part with u under
any consideration.