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au.rreled Over Joint Tenantry.

Sarah Williams and Mary Tam, colored
women. who live in adjoining rooms in a
house in South Washington. engaged in
dispute Sunday morning. Blows passed, and
today the women appeared in Judge Scott's
court to have legal settlement of their
trouble Mary had a black eye and a cut
bead. Her injuries. she charged, were in
f1icted by Sarah, The women had differed
about the joint use of the yard. One of
them turned on the water and flooded the
yard while the other was sitting cinders
Sarah threw bucket of water on her
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Accused of Playing Policy.

Detective Watson conducted policy raid
yesterday afternoon. assisted by the off,
GERS OF the fourth precinct, on the house
OF William n. Smith,. colored. No. 319 G
street southwest. Smith was arrested. and
the officers found an alleged policy outfit
in the house. This consisted Of a stock of
paper, some type and stamp. A number
OF policy slips were also found. as were
some paper writings These Smith admit
ted having written, but, said he had written
them for himself to play.
The case was called in Judge Scott's
court this morning, and Attorney Gloss, for
the defendant. demanded jury trial.
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GEN. FLAGLER'S WILL.

His Widow and Children Named n
Benehciarfes.
The will Of the late Brsadier General
Daniel w. Flagler. who was chief Of ord
nance United States army, was filed for
probate late yesterday afternoon The will
was signed the Goth Of February, 1898, and
Mrs. Mary NJ. Flaglar,,. the wife of the
testator, is named exeiptrix. Those who
are named as beneficiafies are Mrs. Flag
Ter, Clement A. Flaklef, son of the de-
daughter ats
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GRAlN-a BRINGS REl lIEE

To the coffee drinKer. Coffee Drinking is ! bahlt
that is universally ndulged in and almost as uni
versally injurious Have you tried Graiu-Op n is
almost like coffee. but the effects are Just the on
posite. Coffee upsets the stomach. ruins the df-
gestion, Affects the heart and disturbs the whole
nervous system. Grain-0 tones up the stomach
aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. There
is nothing but nourfshment In Grain-O. It can't
be otherwise. 15c. and 25c. per package,
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reighbor and then struck her with the
bucket
On the other hand Mary charged that
Sarah struck her with shovel before she
used the bucket. Judge Scott thought that
the payment of s. by the Williams woman
would settle the dispute.
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Miss cambridge Hon of No. 1929 Jefferson
place today reported at police headquarters
that while walking on Connection. avenue
near Dupont Circle about Z o'clock last
evening an unknown colored boy snatched
from her hand her card case. containing Is
cents. key and some cards. The boy es-
caped.
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Second Floor Specials.

Misses Crhompson's) Corsets-in white
black and drab-regular 7bc. and ACDr
xl.o0 qualities-for ......>. TSSs
Nv. B." and "R. d c." Summer Cor
sets-of good netting-double side steel
short hip-long and medium waist 49,
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81. SO for SIS TaiRor=made
SaaifS.

Made In all the leading styles and latest
shades OF navy. green. mode, gray, cadet,
black etc Jackets have the new REFER, ny
front and box effects SILK lined throughout
and taiIor-stftched. Skirts cut in the latest
manner and finished with the new loop and
buttons Lined with the best percaline and
f-und in velvet. Good value at
SIS. Removal Price - Cash or 81. so
f,reft{ " - W. ~
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Under MusDins.

Ladies' Muslin Drawers-umbrella style
hemstitched ruffies-3gc. kind 0R
%NA . SO No
Muslin and Cambria G0wns-empire
square and shape-trinmed with en-,
breidery, laees and ribbons-mR
worth S1.59 and 81. .75-for. YOCs
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widow. Lizzie r. Wind as executors. Mrs.
Wind Is made sole beneficiary, but she is
asked to remember the testator's nieces,
Rosa Zimmerman and Margte Callahan.
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WEI LSBACH PATENT
SUSTAINED BY
COURT OF APPEALS.

Judge Sfipn1an, i'm the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals, has rendered
a decision finally sustaining the Wels-
bach Company's patent. Every man
ufacturer, seller or user of incandescent
gas lights other than the Welsbacf1 is,
i'm view of this decision, an infringer.
All infringers will be proceeded against
at once. We again caution the public
against the purchase of any irlcandes-
cent mantle other than that made and
sold by the Welsbach Company or its
agents. Every genuine Welsbach lamp
has the trade mark, "Welsbach,' CON-
spicuously printed upon the package
and upon the burner itself. " ~.- e.~>.-
For sale at 6O7 Seventh Street north
west ..~
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All new effects In Nottingham lace Cur
tains. Finished with the renowned overlook
stitch, full length and width. Worth A6D,
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His Last WIN.

The Will Of the late Henry A. Wind was
filed today. It In dated August 8, 1898, and
names Henry r. Miles and the testator'
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Mems and Boys 49c White Unlaundered
Shirts; linen bosom. reinforced front and
back; good. soft finished muslin; patent split
11e.1Is pee5Sand- Removal Price Cash or 25c.
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Roys' Shirt Waists. in percale and domet
flannel; fast cOIors; all sizes; 3sc. ana
25c; values: Removal Price. 1 2NC,
Cash or Credit. it........-......... aS/2S'
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Large size Bolster Gases, made of excel
lent quality Of cotton. Removal -
Price. Cash Credit. t......... u dCs
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Infants Drawn Swiss Caps. In white. blue
and pink daintily finished with plated ruf-
fes edged with lace Removal 1dnc
Price Cash or Credit awe
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SPEEDY
soAP to cleanse
the mild CUCURA
nn Scalp Hair Hands," ~ ' ''
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eneTi,y1fns eneTlast coiors-ah siEes-Sse. DC
Tell us an hour I'm the day that these lIftle
notionate knickknacks aren't In demand,
l0c. tin box Talcnm Powder. ......,s DC
Zoe- Steel Scissors-al sizes &c
6o-lnch Tape Measures. es...............Ic
browns 10c. Shoe Dressing. &c
2oc: Silk Garter Elastic-% I'd Sc.
Strip Of Fancy Cotton Elastic ca ae
Black Sewing SILK, per doz. lTc
&c. Clarks .. y. I. Darning Cotton-ball Ic
DC Black Nelveteen Binding, la IN
"oe.y aio ..--..---....-..... SC.
13c. Mohair Dress Facing-yard. 40
DC Sewing Machine or Bicycle OIl-bottle 2c
Bastlng Cotton extra large spools .le
Basting Cotton. lO0-ysrd spools--dozeu. &C.
Incandescent Mantles-best quality l2e
loc Mohatr Corset IAces-5 yards long bc
Zoe. Stocking Supporters-aIl sizes 40
loc Pearl Buttons-dozen. So
Dc Pearl Buttons-d0zen. ....,. %
feather-stitch Braid-white and colors-
piece .-............,..3 &c
Whalebone Casing eolors-piece DC
loc Stockinette Dress Shields-pair 70
ladies 23c. Satin Belt Supparters-pair lac
Bon Marcht White Toilet Soap-cake. lie
I dozen Hat PiHs--fun size 2c
&c. Velutina SSirt Binding-yard Ir
loc- Colgate Shaving Soap. p..............zc.
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sheets, hand torn, hemmed and irpned
ready t for use Removal Price, Cash y r.
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Soc. for z5c. PetticOats

Ladies' Black Satine Petticoats. cut ex-
presSIy for the new skirts-l2-inch corded
rufi-s. Removal Price. Cash or SIlr,
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Large size Pillow Cases, made of good cot
Cash Cas- 's~'S s@ Credit, Iii use Removal Price 5Ac.
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ladies' WRAPPERS.

They are made OF percale and lawns Some
have yoke back and front. finished with lace.
Others have pointed yokes. with double ruftles
over shoulders finished with braid They are
also in this assortment some dainty Wrap
pers, in white and black-yoke and epau-
lettes finished with braid Removal h0r
Ladies' Aprons made Of India inon, with
fye-inch Hamburg insertions Some nave t"o
rows Of tucks. Others are plain, with Or
eight-inch hem. Removal Price ~
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Friday for
Frugal FOlksg
Bon MarChe.

Question may be Friday Saturday to buy! The Bon
NIarche offers SPECIALS EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK,
yet Friday makes excellent shopping day" for those who
leave home SATURDAY! So kind of divide
bargains up knowing in the long that thee ALWAYS
be equal chance for those who to make their
farthest the Bon Marche Tomorrows specials
worthy of your notice.
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Underwear s. Hosiery

LADIES RIBBED COTTON VESTS Er
tape In neck and arms-for. OSs
Misses Gauze Vests and Panta-
lettes sizes IS to 34-worth 25c.- nmC
Tor -
LADIES FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE
with black or white feet-spliced
heel and toe. double sole-worth 1 Nr
2oc.-tomorrow ............-... ~Se
8 for soc.
MEMS 25c SOCKS-blues-browns and
fancy striI Ies-fast colors-tomor- &c
g pairs for 50e)
CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK SEAMLESS
HOSE-full regular made-double sole and
knsssDliessS sse hesl Sed toeal sizes nc.
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We are always ahead in these depart
ments in -qualittes-prices!
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For the Little ChaDs,

Boys Percale Shirt waists-strfpes and
checks-fast colors-an sizes-s5c ne
Quality-for ZSG.
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Cnbleached Table DaInask, In beautiful de-
signs Worth 39e. Removal Price, nm
Cash or Credit. ZUCe
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Turkey Red Table Damask. In a variety
of patterns. Removal Price, Cash OU/
or Credit. Observation-Disclosures. uZNCo
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An-linen Huck Towels, with or with
Sqs Credit borders. removal Price Cash or Sc.
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Toilet. Fancy and Huck Toweling, IN bleach
Cash GO Or or gnessGfed STeSi4 Removal Price SZhc
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S1.AS for $3.50 Westie
Suits.

Suits.
All the up-to-date styles In large Braided
Collars; made up of nobby all wool materials;
ages to $. Removal Price Cash G "a
Al-lnen Huck Towels with or with
out borders. Removal Price, Cash or a.
Credit Observation-Disclosures. CSs
Toilet. Fancy and Huck Toweling IN bleach
ed or unbeached. Removal Price, 96k
Cash or credit .....-..... O YSSSe
Unbleached Table Danask, In beautiful de-
signs signs worth Sse. Removal Price. O6lc
cash or Credit. ..--............... ZVSe
Turkey Red Table Damask In variety
of patterns. Removal Price, Cash OU/
or Credit .............-.......Q ZIOGe
Large size Pillow Cases. made of good rot
ton, ready for use. Removal Price SV/
Iash Or Credlt. .......-............OT
Sheets, hand torn, hemmed and jronad
ready for Use. Removal Price, Cash n
or Credit. Observation-Disclosures AaDCe
Ient qqaIity OF cotton. Removal IL
Price, Cash Credit. dit......... &C.
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Notions and Small Prices

Dozen Flat or Round Shoe Laces. .4e ,
1Oc. bottle Ammonia. with rubber stopper. .4c.
Bottle Carter's Muciiage. ge...-..............3c &c.
Bottle Carter's Ink. Observation-Disclosures. &C.
Best Tooth Powder. .....s....-............S Sc.
10c Talcum Powder, with patent sitting .
TOP ..3c.
Two Lead Pencils with rubber tops. .......1c
Yard of Val. and Torchon Lace.
Yard Black or White Hat Elastic. .2c
DeXter's Cotton, assorted sizes. .-........4c
Ironing Wax, with handle de........1c ,
Paper of Gold Siver-eyed Needles
15c. Dress Shields. DC
Dozen Kid Curriers'. ...................,3c
Sc Bone Hair Pins. .-.-...............5c Sc .
Be. Aluminium Thimble. le.............1c 1c
200 yards ''Knoxall' Machine Thread IISc
Dozen HAT rms --.-.................5c
Sc. Cabinet of Hair Pins, assorted. 4c
White Tape, all sizes --.-.........,...1c 1c .
Feather-sttched Braid, assorted co,ors 4e .
Pins, all sizes. eS....................., II
100 yards Machine Silk. ik.............1Lc
Box Mourning Pins. ............,..1c
Tappan's Face Powder. er...............5c ,
-oc. nat flhs. DC.
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S1,OQ for SS Skirts.

New Spring Skirts. made Of cheviot and
storm serge. III black and navy blue-cut
In the latest style, peTcaline lined. bound
with the new waterproof binding-sOme have
the new loop and button back. Only one
to u customer. Removal Price, c mn
lash or Credit Observation-Disclosures y u IVY
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All the up-to-date styles In large Braided
Collars; made up Of nobby all-wool materials; !;
ages to s. Removal Price, Cash Sd hS
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Infants AI-silk and Swiss Emb. Caps
neatly finished with lace and ribbon. , 2o
ReuUSa Price. casa or Credit. ANSe
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Hosiery.

E1OSIefy.
Ladies' Iisle Thread Drop Stitch Hose,
with white heels and toes, In Roman
stripes. plaid ana boutie tops. Worth up
TO 4gc. Removal Price. Cash or 0C
Credit --.--..-...... >Ss
Zoe. Children's Fast Black Ribbed Ac
Hose. Removal Price, Cash or Credit. rSe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19
The Orient Meeting.

At the regular annual stockholders
meeting of the Orient Mining company.
held Yesterday, the directory to serve
for the ensuing year was elected, as
follows:
o. W. Powers. president; Z. H.
Farnsworth, vice president; Joseph
Lippman, secretary and treasurer; D.
n. Straup and William l.. Morris.
The presidents report. showing the
amount of development for the past
year and the present condition of the
company's West Tintic property, dis
closed the fact that in 1898 the sum of
$500 had heen expended in opening up
this valuable and promising ground,
the showing being of such a favorable
nature that it was decided TO resume
active and extensive operations as
soon as the weather is seasonable.
The main shaft on the Orient has at
tanned a depth of 125 feet, the bottom
being in ground highly mineralized, the
indications being that with a little
more depth the body of ore will be
tapped which has been exposed in the
workings of the War Eagle, adjoining,
of late.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19
Mining Notes and Personals.

The Centennial Eureka reported at
the sampler yesterday with nine car
loads of .frst-class ore.
The stockholders meeting of the Ea-
gle company. which was TO have been
held yesterday, was adjourned until ,
p. N. next Tuesday.
DR.. J. L. Hosmer OF Coalville was in
the city yesterday. and today he win
take run out 10 Tintic for the purpose
of inspecting valuable mining ground
in this great district, in which he is in
teresteG.
The Young America Mining company
is figuring on a fine hoist and pump
for its gilt-edged Nevada mine, and as
soon as the material can be hauled and
delivered on the ground, the sinking OF
d double compartment shaft viii be-
gin.
Joe Crismon, the efficient assayer for
the Utah company. left for the mine
last night. The last carload of ore
from this Fish Springs producer was
sold on controls showing metallic val
ues of so per cent lead and 100 ounces
silver to the ton.
The newspapers of Fremont, Neb.,
which are watching the senatorial as
well as the mining interests of Utah,
have made the suggestion that Hon.
and several other mining companies in
this state and Nevada, be invested with
the senatorial toga.
A gentleman just in from Park Val
ley district. in Box Elder county,
speaks in the highest terms of this
promising gold camp, and makes the
prediction that during the present year
this section Will enjoy a genuine boom,
as there is room there for all, while
the naturalization is such that a num-
Der of paying mines are almost sure
to be found there.
Foreman Trimmer of the Mercur mill
telephoned in from Manning yesterday
morning that on the afternoon of the
previous day that section had been Wis
tied by terrific snowstorm, which had
blockaded the railroad to such an eX-
tent that the mill was obliged 10 close
down while the men went out Ia shovel
snow, so that ore could be brought in
from the mine al Mercur.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Daly-West Mining company will
be held at d. m. tomorrow, at which
time new board of five directors will
be elected, and it is learned that in the
directory the new element in the COM
pany win be represented by the install
lation of two members on the b7ard. the
belief being that the two will be Hon
Z. c. Chambers and w. NJ. Bradley
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19

eral Blair ordered the making of min
eral surveys for, patent as follows:
Nos. 1910 to 2s1i, inclusive, for the
Henley, Cactus, Ruth, May Bell and
Henley fraction iodes, in West Noun
tain district. Application made by B.
Z. Quinn ct al, through their attorney,
G.. W. Parks J. K. Smith, jr., sur
veyor.
Nos. 1915 to $500, inclusive. for the
Fran, Ada, GeTda, Valkyrien, Vista
and Hebe Iodes, in Blue Ledge dis
trict. Application made by Fred r.
Davis, through his attorney, G. w.
Parks. j. f. Smith, jr., surveyor.
Nos. 1921 to 1924, inclusive, for the
Bunker Hill, Hub. Cape Cod and Yale
lodes. in West Mountain district. APP
plication made by Mark Hopkins ct al,
through their attorney, q. w. Parks.
]. F. Smith. jr.. surveyor.
No. 1925 for the Moilie Gibson. Fair
field. Golden Wedge, Golden Era and
Three Points lodeS, in Camp Floyd dis
trict. Application made by the Vino
ma Gold Mining & Milling company,
through its attorney r.. d. r. Thomp-
son. John I. Breekon. surveyor
No. 1926. for the No. 10 and 1892 lodes.
in West Mountain mining district. APP
plication made by the Kremlin Mining
company. a. p. Hanson, surveyor.
Nos 1927 to 1928, inclusive, for the
LuZerne and Silver King lodes, in Tin
tic district. Application made BY the
Silver King Mining company, through
its attorney. G. w. Parks John T.
Breckon, surveyor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19
A propoged Consolidation.

The Herald was informed yesterday
by a prominent Eureka mining opera
tor who was in the city on business,
that a we'll authenticated runor is in
circulation in Tintic district that there
was a possible chance for the consai.-
dation of the Uncle Sam Humbus
mines with the holdings Of the La RENE
company, adjoining.
When the report was brought To the
attention of a. S. Day of this city, the
secretary of the company, it was ac-
knowledged that such a proposition had
been made the company by interested
parties in the Uncle Sam and Humbug
but as no particular advantage was TO
be gained by such 4 consolidation the
proposition had not and would not be
considered by the La Refine company;
the further statement being made that
although such a consolidation would
doubtless result in the formation of one
of the strongest mining companies in
the district, that still it was doubtful if
such a deal could be arranged 10 the
satisfaction Of al parties concerned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19
The Oh Rollins Mine.

In Fridays issue CT The Herald men
ton was made of the fact that Chicago
capitalists were in the city for the pur-
post of completing arrangements for
the resumption Of extensive operations
in the working of the old Lincoln or
Rollins lead mine in Beaver county,
this state.
The leading spirit in this enterprise
is Judge Schope, who left for the mine
yesterday morning after placing orders
with local machinery houses for hoist
ing works, pumps, boilers and other
mine equipment, and it is understood
that as soon as possible the property
will be equipped with new works, when
active work viii be the order of the
day at this famous old producer, which
is the oldest lead mine known of in
this western country.
A. b. Lewis, who has had charge of
preliminary operations at the mine for
a year past, is now on the ground. and
it is believed that under his able Girec-
ton the mine viii find place again on
the shipping list before midsummer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19

which the stock jumped from 95 to 90
cents in the bidding. trading being in
dulged in at figures given below.
Northern Light was a dealer at prices
ranging between Y and IS cents, but
this old-time favorite failed 10 cause
any enthusiasm among the dealers.
sunshine was dealt in, and so was Bull
lion-Beck Tunnel and Boston & De La
mar, Eagle & Blue Bell being stronger
and chronicling sales before the close
at an advance Golden Star and Golden
Eagle were not overlooked, while Joe
Bowers was firm at ruling quotations.
Joe Bowers Extension recording gains
and transacting business at 10 cents.
Sunbeam was a trifle weak, but a ready
seller.
The transactions of the hour were as
follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19
sHERIFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD
Judicial district of the state of Utah
county of Salt Lake.-Elizabeth BeIianav
Loomis. by her guardian ad litum. w. II.
Hutchinson. plaintiff vs.. Thomas Tyner
Johnson ct al. defendants. To be sold
at sheriff's sale at the west front door of
the county court house, in the city OF
Salt Lake, county Of Salt Lake, state
at u o'clock noon of said day the real
estate described as follows, to-wit: Com
mencing at a point one % rod west from
the northeast corner of lot eight (S1,
block two ". plat Il" Salt Lake Cltv
survey, and running thence west six rods.
thence south ten GO rods; thence easi
six 90 rods; thence >Rorth ten. ti0) rods
TO the place of beginning. Situated in ne
city and county of salt Lake. in the state
of Utah Purchase price payable in Law
full money of the United States of Amer
lea.
day of February. A. d. 1854
JOHN F, HOWELLS
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, State Of
Utah
Deputy Sheriff of Salt Lake County.
Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19

cation fer a patent for the smusgler
mining claim in Tintic district, claim
ing it as agricultural and, has heen
adjudicated outside of The land office
Petersen's claim included, besides the
Smuggler. which lies on the north end
of the rich Gediva mine, the Anaconda
group. the Crusader group and the Nul-
can OF the Godiva, ON which latter
claim stands the pretty home of Super
intendent John McChrystal of that
mine. The case attracted a great deal OF
attention when it came uo last sum-
mer before the local land office before
q special agent, at which time Peterson
was victorious. 1t was remanded back
from the Washington office for add,
tional evidence as to the agricultural
value Of the property in contest.
BY the terms of the settlement be-
tween the interested parties, Peterson
gets a portion of the surface, and the
mineral claimants portion, besides all
of the mineral rights. As a result Of
the settlement two new companies have
been organized, the North Godiva and
the Crusader Consolidated Mining COM
OanV