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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24

practically all our visitors. we shall
have tine to look more closely after
the pickpockets and swindlers they
attracted, and heaven only knows
when we shall purge the city of them!
It was a cry OF despair. JUSTIFIED by
the experience of the past. After the
last exposition there was still lett a
great residuum of imported criminals,
who stuck to Paris and practiSed
cheerfully here for years. There IS
always a good harvest to be gath
cred here. for after all, this town IS
the center of the amusement Of the
world, and where there is much amuse-
ment there is also much money-and
many thieves to scheme for it..
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WHAT THE WIDOW DID Do.
A Cruel Hypnotic Tale From New
Ravens Classic Shades.


New Haven, Conn.-Srs. Louise Tai
mage, a rich widow, who owns business
blocks in Brantford, is charged in a
suit for damages with having hyDnO-
tiZed the husband OF Mrs. Hall Stevens
OF Hartford TO such purpose last sum
lneF that he ceased to love the wife he
married three years ago, whom he had
adOTed until he fell under Mrs. Tai
IMAGES spellful eyes, and caused a sea
shore scandal at Pine Orchard Beach,
whittier they had gone for recreation
But not only did she ALLEVIATE this hus-
band's affections. according to the
charges and specifications, but she
forced him, by the power of her hyp-
motto influence, to use his wOndrous
powers as a, VentrilOquist in such man
ner that he quite upset the gravity
the beach and caused one young wom-
an to break leg and suffer consequent
nervous prostration.
Mrs. Stevens assesses her husbands
affections at 5000. Miss Agnes Walk
er, who broke her arm and suffered
much mental aTiiction, figures out her
damages at $4,000. She, roo, is prepar-
ing to sue the ardent widow with the
bewitching eyes.
Mrs. Stevens, who is suing her ven
triiQuial husband for divorce. as we'll
as the widow for damages. declares
she does not know much about hypnO-
tisn, hut She is sure no Other power
could have turned her staid and sober
husband into such a -'jackass" He
seemed to lose all control of himself.
she says, and followed Mrs. Talmage
about like Mary.s little lamb. He
played all manner OF prankS on her
bidding.
One day, according to the suing wife.
Mrs Ta-nage forced her husband to
stand on the seashore and initiate the
cry OF a drowning man.
Help Helpl' came in sepulC hral
! tones from the raging waters. There
were gurgIing. sounds and sounds Of
chol1ing-all cmanating from the THROAT
of Mr. Hall. under suggestion.
The summer bOarders were frantic.
J They manned a boat and rowed out
/ through the surf to the place from
/ whence the cry seemed t. come They
rowed back and forth. searching for
/ the drowning swimmer. But. though
/ they could hear. they could not see him
/ After four hours Of toll they rowed
! back exhausted and wondering to the
/ shore.
The accident to Miss Walker hap
| pened when the cry of the supposed
/ drowning man was first raised. She
/ became so frightened that she starte5
/ to run, fell and broke her arm. Thil
| was supposed to give keen delight t
| the lady who was managing the show
/ and who was herself the audience.
Other things, it is charged, hap
pened at Pine Orchard, which it is no
necessary to detail here. All hypnotism
| thinks Mrs. Stevens. And SO the court.
have been appealed to, and Mrs. Stew
| ems has attached one of the BrantfOr(
| business blocks owned by Mrs. IA
mage in order to cover the damages
| which she believes the courts Will Civ,
her Miss Walker is talking of attach
| ing the other block.
Mrs. Talmage denies the allegations
! She says that she has no more hypnoti
| control over Stevens than his wife has
| As for Miss Walkers broken arm, sh,
| denies all responsibility.
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MUDDY WATER CAUSES TROUBLE
MANY COMPLAINTS HEARD BY
COUNCILMEN.
Brewery Wants a Private Pipe and
VIII Advance the Cost-Action of
Committees.

The muddy condition of the water from
F7arIev's creek since the. recent storm mas
esused long and loud complaints to so
nm from residents OF the eastern part OF
the cirv and some of the large consum-
ers. who insist that they must have clear
water. one OF these complaints was made
10 the waterworks committee last even
ing By Manager Moritz of the Salt Lake
brewery, and another was made on behalf
of the Troy laundry.
4 permauent remedy for the evil was
suggested by Engineer Kelsey To either
construct settling basins or 20 Tlp-Iap Inc
canyon stream. but as a measure Of re
lief to the brewery, Mr.. A0filH oHeFeQ
ia advance the cost of laying a three-lnch
private pipe a distance or Two DOCKS IN
order to supply the brewery from the
city Creek high line, the CITY 70 refund
tbe cost in water rates, which the brew
ery pays at the rate OF about $l5Go q
year. .,.t.. ,ee. ,-;11 H.
yy,a7a fo fhe council Tuesday evening
81 reason OF the fact thal so rev Oh
the cOunCilmen were PteSellL. ~ LllIllllll-
Zee meetings II was lulpuH0lyiS 70 Con
slider several matters that should nave
been taken up by one committee or an
Dt7er The street committee, however,
5,sssed llDon a large aumber OF peuuons
Sor crawling. grading ana repairing
sfrgefs chiefly in the SECOND precinct
granting some and reterElLs o DINERS 10
SGfuarv.S0r CCudle TO report ttle cost OF
80 ,4-or. necessary Many OF the pel-
fiohs had been on hle Tor months. Two
Tletitions for stone-blOck CROSSINGS az me
- 5t-,,tsrserf lions Of Fifth East and Third
sattb and Third East and Second South
49, marked for granting by the cuun-
et-Tte committee on public grounds de-
,-i,4ef 20 recommend adversely on the APP
9,Iiesffon of j. 3. Pace for a HNe months
20 9,if,- creek canyon for S50 for grazing
,,1rrn0ses The objection TO me PROPOSE
tion is that the city has no patroln1iail IN
-
- l-anf from polluting the water unless
the leased ground IS Fenced
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PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON IS TO WE'D
GRAND DUCHESS HELENA OF RUSS

New York, Nov. ga dispatch to
the Journal and Advertiser from St.
Petersburg, says:
The betr0thaI of Prince Louis Napo-
leon BOnaparte to Grand Duchess Hell
ena. daughter of the Grand Duke Val
dimir, is officially announced. It can
not ram to strengthen the BOnapartist
cause in France and correspondingTv
weaken the republican movement.
Prince Louis, who has been serving
for the last fifteen years IN the RUS
sian army, is a general of cavalry at
Lhe mead of the crack regiment of the
Czarlna's Lancers of the Guard. He
mas all along been treated at the court
as a member of the Russian fnperia I
family circle, and enjoys in a particu-
lar degree the friendship of the car.
The younger of the two sons of the
late Prince Jerome Napoleon, who
made him the heir to his political
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treaty of May l. 1880. which reads:
And the United States may appoint
its citizens to be consuls and vice con-
suls at the commercial places in the do
miniOns of the sublime porte where it
shall be found needfuI to superintend
the affairs of commerce.
The Turkish objection to the estab-
liShment Of a consulate at HarpOOt and
Erzera under this apparently clear per
mission has been based on the rather
novel reason that there was no com
merce at these two points, and it has
been rather difficult for American Off
Gals to establish the contrary PROPOSE
ton But some time ago the Turkish
government accorded to the British
government the right to establish a
consulate at HaTpoOt and the state de-
parment Immediately based an addi-
iOnal claim on the favored nation"
clause of its general treaty, which
would appear to warrant it in demand
ing the same privilege Of establishing
a consulate at given point in Turkey
as was granted to Great Britain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
CHICAGO TRACTION MACNATE ACCUSED
OF MISUSE OF LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY

Chicago, Nov. 23.-Allegations of
wrongful use of large amounts of funds
of the Chicago Union Traction COM
pany by Charles T. Yerkes and other
former officials of the North and West
Chicago Street Railroad companies are
contained in an Intervening petition
filed today in the original suit brought
by Sutro Brothers against the Console
dat1On Traction company and the Chi
cagO Union Traction company.
The petition is filed in the name of
Edward N. Post and David Christie
shareholders in the Union Traction
company. The validity is questioned
of the agreement made in April. 1900.
by which the Chicago Consolidated
Traction company secured the right to
use the down town lines controlled by
the Union Traction company in ex-
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Beers CHASE GEN. FRENCH and REGAIN
TERRITORY; KITCHENER TO Be PROMOTED

London, Nov. 23.-The Standard To-
day, commenting on the report that
General Botha, with his commando, is
close to Dewetsdorp, regards the news
as most disquietins. and says: 1--WE
have heard many strange and unveri-
fable stories, but one thing we know.
that French vas pursued all the way
from Middleburg to StandertOn and
got through the terrible neck of the
mountains only by the skin Of his
teeth"
The Star suggests that General BOtha
pursued the British, marched south and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
CONGRESSMAN CROSVENOR APPEARS IN
COURT TO aid CONVICTED CAPTAIN CARTER

for Carter, while Colonel J. ". Clous
deputy judge advocate of the army,
and District Attorney L Z. Lambert
and his assistant, H +. Bone, repre-
scented the government. =. :. Carter
of Illinois, an uncle Of the prisoner,
was in the audience.
judge Thayer limited Carriers at
torneys to three hours and the gov
eminent to two and one-half hours
argument. Attorney Blair opened for
Carter. whose conviction, he alleged,
was Illegal inasmuch as 1t should
have been secured under the sixtieth
article of war, instead of the sixty
second. and that when the President
disaDprOved several findings in a
court-martiaI the fun sentence pro-
nounced by the cOurt-martial ceased
TO exist and it's execution was Illegal
and void. He also argued that when
Carter paid fine and was dismissed
from the army and degraded, the pow
er of the. cOurt-martiaI was exhausted
and bore no right to cause imprison-
ment.
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LeaVenwOrth Kan, Nov. 23.@The
habeas corpus proceedings brought by
the attorneys of Oberlia NJ. Carter.
late captain OF engineers. United
States army, to show cause why War
den McCIaughey OF the federal prison
should not release the prisoner, We're
opened in the United states district
court here today. Judge Amos Thayer
Of st. Louis sat with Judge Hook of
this city in the case.
Carter was brought from prison TO
the court room in an ambulance, I'M
attended save by Warden McCIaughey.
ne appeared self-possessed as he took
his seat and avoided the gaze of the
spectators who crowded the room. The
eN-captaln was attired in a new black
SUIT, which the warden had, at the
prisoners earnest solicitation. per
Lifted him to substitute for his prison
Sarb. His hair and moustache were
much grayer than when he began to
serve his term. His face was wan.
Frank 7. Blair of Chicago and Con-
gresham GrOsvenor of Ohio appeared
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
ELECTION OVER, ROOSEVELT DISMISSES
THE ICE TRUST CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR

the MAYOR of New York should have
stock But no proof las been offered of
any wilful violation of Law, on me part
of the mayor, such as would Justify Jhe
drastic measure Of removing him from
Office The power of removal trem once
of elective officers should be treated much
"a we treat the power Of impeachment.
1t IS an extraordinary ana not an oIuiii-
.'The normal remedy for bad govern
r,enf must be an appeal to the people and
3-1-{ra he to substitute for this appeal 10
tJ3e ne0Dle an appeal TO. the power to re
rnovaI or the power of impeacnmen L ne
case is therefore, dismissed
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Albany. y. Y, Nov. Ex-Governor
Roosevelt tonight gave out his decision
on the application for the removal from
Office of Mayor Robert Van Wyck OF New
York City He declines TO remove the
MAYOR on the ground that while ne was
undoubtedly a stakeholder in the AIneIl-
can Ice company, there has been no Proof
that he wilfulIv violated the law Iorplu-
ding a public officer to be 4 stocknoiqeF
in a corporation having dealings with MS
municipality.
The Governors memorandum says
Il concur in the attorney generals Opln-
ion Mn Judgment Is that the so-calleSi
ice trust is not a corporation IN winch
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rights, having disinherited and disown-
ed the elder son, Victor, his career ap-
peals to the French people who have
always had a weakness for the Sol
der on horseback whom they now
find represented in the Russian cavalry
officer.
Prince Louis has long been attentive
to the Grand Duchess Helena, way
ward princess, who two years ago Gre
ated a sensation by jilting the heir to
the throne of Baden on the eve OF the
day appointed for the wedding, and
who has since been credited with an
infatuatiOn for her cousin, Grand Duke
Michael younger brother and heir to
the car.
InasmUch as the orthodox Russian
church strictly prohibits marriages be
tween first cousins, the duchess has
now apparently made up her mind that
the next best thing is to become a pos
sibIe empress of the French.
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change for s6,750,000 of its bonds,
which were to be placed with the
Equitable Trust company, to be given
IN exchange for shares of the capital
stock of the Consolidated company
The bonds were to be guaranteed hy
the Union Traction company. The
agreement is alleged in the petition to
be the result of a secret UNDERSTANDING
It goes on to say: 'IntervenOrs charge
the actual financial result of said
secret understanding and scheme was
that YeTkeS and his associates in the
Consolidated company fraudufentIy
illegally and without any real con
sideratiOn obtained a gratuitOus use of
a large amount of valuable property
rights of the Union Traction company.
over 100000 of its cash and several
millions of dollars of it's personal in
terest bearing obligations"
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joined hands with General Dewet. and
that thus BlOemfOntein is endangered
ana the Orange Free State will have
70 De feconquered before the subduug
of the TTansvaal can be commenced
In connection with the above a he
lated telegram today announces that
General French arrived at Johannes
burg November Il
The cabinet today decided to recon-
mend Queen Victoria to make Nai6r
General Lord Kitchener a lieutenant
general so as to enable aim to take
over the supreme command in South
Africa when Lord Roberts leaves M
country.
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DIGS THE CRAVE FOR HIS FATHER
AND THEN COMMITS THE MURDER

Washington. Nov. 23.-The state de-
paTtment today issued a warrant for
the surrender to the German authOri-
ties of Johann Bauer now held under
arrest at New York charged with
numbering his father at MUNICH
munster. Bavaria.
The allegations in the case show
that the father, q dissipated black
smith. had signified a purpose to marry
again, thus cutting off the chiIdren's
inheritance and the son. advising with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
ENGLAND TAKES ALARM.
Asquith Says Germany and United
States Forge Ahead.

London. Nov. 2f-Addre=~ine the Jubilee
banquet of the Leeds chamber Of COM
merce last evening. Herbert Henry As
quith. radical member of parliament tn-
East FitCShiTe and secretary OF state Toy
the home department In The last liberal
governments urgently appealed .'r re-
forms in the British ra-ionH -E1'-2
especially in the direction nt the technical
education. Pointing 10 the rapid S,Ei.
the United States and Germany are max
ing in commerce. he said
considering our Sloveu.E- UnSglrHll..
and i'm organized system of education. Lf-
only wonder is that we have been gI.f''l1
to maintain commercial rivalry Win NA-s-
nations as well as We have.
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On Good Authority.
new York Evening Sun

INV lOFh -LNeIiIHG sun-J
At the Suffrage Meeting-4 member
interrupted from the floor I beg to
differ with the speaker. She has just
made some statements quite irrecOncil-
able with the facts as / know them 10
be"
The Speaker from the Platform: 4
guess L know what I'm talking about.
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INDIANS NEAR DEATH.
Several Hundred Are Threatened
With Starvation

San Diego, Cal. Nov. 23-SsveraI hun
dred Indians in this county are threaten
ed with starvation They have made no
provision for the winter and are now
suffering for want of food.
ATs- Mary Watkins. the teacher ~
Mesa GTaEde reservation, where there are
40 persons, OF whom tw-uJy-seven ate
SO oid that they are helpless writes OF
having visited seven of the reservations
and found the Indians in dreadful con-
ditiCn OF want IN all of them. Children
and women are almost naked and there
is not enough food IN any OF the lodges TO
keep The inhabitants thereof alive through
the WInte-.
-C..e manzanita berries were d failure
ana the acUTns dropped from the OAR
trees in June because of the lack Of
moisture
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24

ms sister decided to make away with
ms Iatner- one morning he went inso
the helds and digging q hole. came
pack and informed his sister that ba
had prepared a grave for the old man.
When the father returned his son
peat him to death with d shovel. Dut
ms BODY In sack. loaded it into a
=. aso.; ana earned 1t out and buried
II IN the place he had prepared. Tban
Bauer fled to America, where he was
arrested on the confession of his
sister
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New York. Nov. 23.-Mr- and Mrs. w.
X Vanderbilt jr-, are re9olcln Li{t, over lIle
1,irtb tonight OF a Girl. VINO MlH Decome
~ % beireSs TO the Vanderbilt millions.
ms Wifliam X Vanderbilt, jr., formerly
Virainia Fair. is az the NahqerDllt resi-
deuce and, according 70 All ACCOUNTS
91of4er ard child are Well
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MOUNTAIN STATES
DEAD OUTLAW IDENTIFIED
Sheriff Pronounces Him Escaped 0'-
vict Murderer

Rawlius. Wyo.. Nov -5--9n.-'. H.
p. Kirk. of BaUinEer Tex. mas .-.-
tided the remains of the ol--a" -.-.-
nv Deputv Sheriff NcuTirHm q. L ..r5s-
WEDNESDAY as Noah WiIkerS'n- u-'
life sentence i'm Coleman, Tex DIS
cessOry TO murder. ,,-:u.ars1u
The rife and revolver of IN rs
were recognized by Sheriff >-- -,-.fr
having been the property '- .-..rrl.
persons in Texas. who. q IS
aided the convict 10 es.ai>
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does EhES more Cerfaisyy
than ANY other Rgle5EcEn.
"a haS been doing Il n.
thirty years. Il Is q wo-
sssaRsSS Essedicine f0g. W.
MANS EEESs ff has Hono
FEsU0h for the health ~
American women Pas,,
EkS6 grateful letters from
SvOnfen constantly an.
gearing 6n this RaRars
RsFss PE0RGE7aE79 c0unseFs
BvOg8sess free Of ChaEge.
Her address IS LYNN.
h7aSSs
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Queen Sends MESSAGE

The Hague, Nov. 23.-Queeu Wfbar-
nina has sent a message 20 Presf5e--
Kruger saying that she is hapuv IN
learn that he has completed his voyage
and is in good health.
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forth in the Chicago platform sI,.II oo,,
tnue 20 defend them, believing the An9eri-
can people VIII yet see the necesSffv for
the reputation of republicanism
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KRUGER IDOL OF THE FRENCH

Continued from Page ID
he has been Informed that N. GROVE,
Will greet Mr.. Kruger at the Care d.
Lion. Paris, in the name of Presi5ar.
LOubet.
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am right, too; so l am. I asked my
husband about every one of those
things and my husband said I was
right, so my husband did" cloud and
prolonged applause).
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BRYAN NAILS COLORS OF THE
CHICAGO PLATFORM TO THE MAST

Mexico. Mo. Nov. BIN a letter re-
ceived here today from William J. Bryan,
he SAYS.
still believing in the principles set
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I'd - . 90 = One Day

Take Laxative Brom0 Quinine Tablets.
An druggists refund the money If it
fails to ere. +. w. Groves signature
s o. each box 25c.
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Especial to The Herald T.
Washington. D. o.. NoE. ----~-gste-.
chase has been appointed p3 lz-sB vice
at CenterviiIe. paws county
Nellie smith. resigned --..r Idaho.
John \. SPREADING. Blal>-9. ~, 'uens.on
has Been granted increase IN
OF IS per month.
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shorn Has Reception.

Boise, Ida. Nov. 25.-A ..-..-. I'm ~
ton to Senator ShOup is oe.A- the
night by the citizens OF I'M OUT
.Na.atOrIum. Many visitors
side points are in dttena@-.-
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SUI TAN REFUSES TO PERMIT an
AMERICAN CONSULATE At HARPOOT

CoEstantinopIe Nov 23.-The porte
has definitely rejected the request for
an exequatur for United States con-
sui at Ha-pOOt. This refusal is re-
garded by the United States legation
as a direct violation of the treaty
rights and, consequently despite the re-
fusal DIT. Thomas II. Norton, who was
appointed by President Mckinley some
time ago to establish a consulate at
to his post.
The expected visit of the battleship
Kentucky to Smyrna, for which port it
VIII sail from Naples tomorrow, is be-
lieved to rela5e quite as much to this
matter as to the indemnity question.
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How Ahort Thisp

Twas ever thus. In Utah the only
woman candidate was defeated for office
by the female voters.
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Basis For American Demand.

Washington, Nov 23-Dr. Norton,
who was appointed consul at HarpOOt
has now been in ConstantinOple await
ing his eXequatur about three months
The claim of the United States in this
case was based upon article ,, of the
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

cyanide is considered fatal dose al
though persons have been known to
recover from a dose of fifteen grains,
taken on a full stomach. This dan
gerous pollution of the water of pub
lie stream should not be permitted.
The company should be compelled to
impound their tailings away from the
river-Blade.
William F. Kelso, who has been en-
ployed some time at tie King of Ari-
zona mine. speaking Of that property,
pronounces il one of the greatest prop
critics in Arizona. He says that about
100 men are employed and the mine is
turning ont $4,000 per month. Some
of the ore is very high grade, though
the bulk of it Is low grade, but with the
method of working now, rolls and cy-
amid process, fully 95 per cent OF the
value is secured. The trouble over the
supply of water, Mr.. Kelso believes,
will be satisfactorily settled in short
time and the King will grow until 1t
will be the greatest gold property in the
territory. The supply of ore is prac-
tically unlimited, the vein being more
like a big dyke of gold bearing rock
than an ordinary vein, and every ton
of it carries sufficient to make its
workings profitable under the rolls and
cyanide process. The property Is To-
Gated in the Short Horn mountains in
Yuma county.-Ex.
The Needles Eye says word has been
received that a rich strike has been
made in the Minnie mine, one of the
! Sheeptrail group.