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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
DON DICKINSON'S DENIAL,
Never Gave Any Interview Regarding Plans for
Recognizing Democratic Party.
Declined 20 Make "A Statement as 10
whether "A Heeting Had Been
Held in New York,

Detroit, Nov 9.--Don NJ. Dickinson, u
this city, postmaster general under
President Cleveland, today denied an
alleged interview with him that APP
peared yesterday IN a New York paper
in which he was made 10 say that
plans had been decided upon az a meet
ing IN New York for the re-OUganiza-
ton Of the Democratic party Asked II
he knew whether such a meeting had
been held In New York. Mr. Dickinson
said: Il decline TO make any state
ment, I am not engaged In promoting
amy movement for the reorganization
OF the party. II d meeting is called
presume | shall be invited"
viii such "a meeting De cdlled2"
Il decline TO be- drawn into any de-
tails, was his answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
KENTUCKY.
''u'ocra's stin Claim Beckbam,s
Election by 5000 Majority

ana louisville. Ky. Nov. s.-penocro,,o
prsr''|li iTi ' headquarters here are
paw y't ,1. deserted Those Of he
alter , is.alefs sun in the city refuse TO
Inc Baotl , ,,.ilIls' the Democrats plac-
ana ~, 1 b plurality close 10 4 600
n ny t ,ae Republicans putting their 10 f S'TyV
each c,g 2...'.' count which begins In
;As Ps,-t,l,{ today. This official count
font t '-oieaEs assert viii bring TO the
Iortei Tt ,n OF ballots not yet re-
01Sf. lhe unreported vote Of casey
ths p... naI.h Is practically conceded ~
clnct N -,Jr, .,ns. and one missing pre-
he p, % 2,l,e.'calw county. claimed Inv
rectei E -s.' t ans by So plurality. are ex.
iu, n oy headquarters clerks todev
sui ~ ,'n have no effect on the ne.
~ 'Ae figures now stand ''' ''
d.8s, NE Democrats saw their can
Rspgb1,s governor stands elected. The
Ysikes a. cay II their candidate. Mir
Unfair means 3" VIII be done by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
ROW WITH MOTHER. IN-LAW
W. T, Robson Says Life is Not
Worth Living Warrant Issued.

THIS afternoon W T. Robson sworc
to a complaint before Justice Timmony,
charging his mother-in-law Mrs. Anna
Crowther with disturbing the peace.
Robson says that Mrs. Crowther has
been trying 10 drive him on the place,
and that today she threw rocks at him
and charged on him with ptchtork.
Conditions are such, so Robson says,
that life is simply unbearable as things
now 90, and he wants relief through
the prosecution Of Mrs. Crowther
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
short Court Orders.

In Judge Cherrys court this morning
the following orders were made:
IN the case Of Annie NUM- against
Salt Lake City Railroad company. the
case was continued for the term
In the case OF Mathew f. Osborn
against s b. Miner leave was given TO
file amendment 90 answers Of defend
ant on the part ~ plaintiff.
Tn the case Of Joshua Kuedy Machine
Works against the Bingham Placer
Mining company, the case was dis
missed uDDn stipulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
Figures to Show that Congressman
and Treasurer Are in Doubt,
RETURNS SLOWLY COMING IN
King and Lund Made Gains Above
Their Ticket Returns Reviewed
Official Canvass Awaited,

Now comes the claim that the result
on congressman and state treasurer are
so close as to make It possible that
Judge King and X. C. Lund. Deut-
Gratis. are elected congressman ana
state treasurer respectively Here is
the claim Of figures upon which the
claim for Mr. King is based.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
DAVID W. JAMES BANK UPT
Well Known Plumber Files Petition in
United States Court.

David William James, the well known
plumber has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States court His
debts are set forth at Slj,17i93 and he
has no assets that are scheduled. he Is
indebted principally to Orson H. Petit,
TO whom he owes $1,000. w. u. Schluter,
S4,l0S; Alfred Best, Sj36GO Alfred Creh-
bin. i.2682S. r. r. Jones, 1894 80;
Joseph NJ. Lapsley. Sll166 Davis & Co.,
Nl1GG, Edward H. Rush, SllLG6, Hib-
bard Spencer Bartlett company
S25l39, National Bank OF the Republic
SlS05j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
Fatal Mine Gas Explosion.

Mahoning City, Pa, Nov. 9.-One man
was Killed, five others probably fatally
injured and twenty others more or less
seriously injured IN am explosion NJ gas
az the Buck Mountain coliery today.
about two miles from here.
The dead:
James Grlflths.
Fatally injured:
Jose Storkenas.
Edward Gallagher.
Charles Jones.
Henry O'Bhght
John G. McGlynn
AZ far as can be learned the explo-
ison was apparently due 10 Edward
Gallagher, going into an abandoned
working with a naked lamp which ig-
nitsd the air-eirculsted gas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
NEBRASKA.
Complete Returns Give Mckinley Six
Thousand Plurality.

omaha, Neb.. Nov. 9.-Almost COM
plete returns give Mckinley plurality
In Nebraska Of over 5000 The Repub-
lican state ticket is elected by 1900 70
200 The RenuhlicaOg elect congress-
~ In the First and Second and the
Fuslonists In the lnird, Fourth. Fifth
and Sixth districts. The legisla-
ture, the returns on which are
not yet complete win probably stand
Senate-Republlcan l6. Fuslonists. l6
vacant, /, House-Republicans, 81; Flu
sionists. 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
CHAPPELLE no ROOSEVELT.
Congratulates Him and Says He
Worked Hard for the Result,

New York, Nov. 9.-Among the mes
sages received by Governor Roosevelt
at his home In oyster Bay. was one
from Archbishop Chappelle, Of Manila,
as follows.
Congratulations. Have worked for
this splendid result
Chairman Dick, Of the Ohio Repub-
lican State committee, sent the follow
ing:
publicans. Ohio gave the largest plu-
rallty ever given TO any presidential
candidate In her history. You led the
fight In the grand contest and the Re-
publcans Of Ohio thank you FOR your
presence In our canvass, as we'll as for
the great national work you have per-
formed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
French Commander Protest.

Rome. Nov 9.-The Tribunals Pekin
correspondent cables under date Of
November 9Th:
THE French commanders have pro-
tested against the Italians and Ger
mans attacking the Chinese near Pao
Ting Flu, calming the Chinese there are
under French protection.
The French zouayes have killed an
Italian soldier by mistake. The Italian
r0ops were greatly excited. but the Of
iicers succeeded In calming them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
ATTHE WRONG HOSPITAL.

In the News last evening It was
stated that a young lady who had been
operated on az ST. Marks hospital had
succumbed. The trouble with the item
was that the wrong hospital was
named. 1t was not at St Marks where
the lady's death occurred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
IL is in Progress in the Third Dis.
trict Court Today.

The case Of Jensine Krough against
Dr. =, b. Ferrebee, came up for hearing
I'm Judge Cherry's court this morning
The case is one OF long standing and
grew out Of alleged malpractice on the
part Of the defendant In treating the
plainun for appedicitIs when she was
troubled otherwise and was not afflicted
with the disease for which the defend.
ant operated upon her In January Of
this year
The plaintiff claims that by reason Of
malpractice on the part OF the defend
ant she was injured In health. She
claims damages 20 the amount Of $1,000
The defendant denies the malpractice
and enters a cross complaint asking
judgment against the plaintiff for $500
Wilson and Smith are counsel Tor the
plaintiff while Stephens and Smith APP
pear on the part OF the defense
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
OHIO
McKinley's Plurality In His Own
State 7I,t02.

Columbus, o.. Nov s-Chariman
Dick Of the Republican State executive
committee. today announced that Me-
Kinley's plurality In Ohio. as figured
from the complete returns from every
precinct In Ohio reported 20 the Re-
publican committee, is 7l,i62 There
will be no change from these figures
until the official count has been COM
uleted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
Regular Cabinet Meeting.

Washington, Nov 9.-All the members
OF the cabinet except Secretaries Long
and Wilson attended the meeting to-
day. They remained In session until
nearly o'clock and discussed the
Chinese situation az wen as matters per-
tanning 10 Cuba. the Philippines and
Porto Rico. When the meeting ad-
jouined II was announced that there
was nothing 70 make public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
PETITION DENIED.

The Supreme court held a short ses-
sion toady 20 pass upon the petition OF
the defendant In the case Of the State
against Nell, who was convicted OF
unlawful conduct with a girl under the
age OF consent some time ago, to show
probable cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
LEGISLATOR FROM SEWER.
Republican Candidate Wins by a Majority
Of %,
This IL "A Close Vote, and Varies
from a Former Announcements
from There.

There has been some doubt as 20
whether the newly elected legislator
from SEWER county would be a Repub-
iica nor q Democrat At first Il was
said the Republican candidate for Rep
resentative was elected. Then came the
news that the Democrat was success
ful. But this was net on the final
returns. These were received by the
News" this afternoon giving the VIC
tory 10 the Republican. The fun vote
on Representative, State and congress
sional. Is as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
UTAH DELEGATES,

Mrs. Emmeline b. Wells and Mrs. A.
". McCune have been selected and APP
pointed 10 represent the women Of
Utah. al the business session Of the Ma
tIonal Council Of Women, which will
soon assemble az Minneapolis. They
are both fully competent for this i'm
pOrtant mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
PEARL FORBES MURDERER.
Reward for His Apprehension Has
Been Trebled.

Leayenworth. Kansas. Nov 9,-Gov-
ernOr Stanley has added $500 TO the 500
offered by Mayor Nicely for the appre-
hension Of the murderer OF Pearl
Forbes. The citizens win also add a
goOdly sum. Several suspects are under
surveillance, but no arrests have been
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
Genr otIs in Chicago.

Chicago, Nov s.-Major Elwell s..
Otis arrived here today and took com.
mand OF the department OF the lakes,
to which position he was recently APP
pointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
B. HOFFRR APPOINTED TEACHER

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
Washington, d. c.. Nov 9.-Miss
Barbara Hotter, Of Salt Lake has been
appointed a teacher at the San Carlos
Indian school. Arizona.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
Marcus DAILY Retter.

New York, Nov s.-Marcus DAILY. Of
Montana, who Is IN at the Hotel Meth
erlands was reported much better to-
day. He Is said to be stronger than
for some days past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
Fatal Political onarro,

IN -. 'h Ky. Nov. 9-Thomas uack-
nirtt a, B 9h1 killed J. Hamilton last
po.iiieS '"''''e Ia a quarrel over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
Negro ResIsts an Officer and
Shooting Results,
BURIED In THE HILLSIDE.
Coroner's Jury Justifles the Onlcer -
Negro Batters Brakeman
at COHlVille,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Coalville, Utah, Nov. 9.-Wln Howard
a colored man. was shot and instantly
killed by an officer last Monday. How.
ard resisted arrest and attempted to
shoot the representative Of the law. The
killing occurred near Castle Rock, on
the u, 7. X h. County Attorney Calls
Justice VIM. NJ Smith, Sheriff Lindsay,
and a coroners jury went TO Castle
Rock to hold the inquest. The jury
found that Howard met his death while
resisting an officer IN the discharge Of
his duty The body was buried In the
mountain side. near Castle Rock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
OTHER EVENTS.

Robert Gordon and Archie Lowe. col
ored men, were convicted yesterday Of
exhibiting deadly weapons They We're
sentenced TO a term OF thirty days in
the county Jail.
A brakeman named Cornelius O'Keefe
on the Y. Z, railroad, was severely beat
on by negro on election day. His as
sailant. Jos. Hughes, struck him over
the head with revolver, inhicting a
scalp wound Hughes was bound over
10 await the action OF the district court.
In the sum OF five hundred dollars.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

territory % Jack Wade. Forty-Nile aai
vicinity that VIII prove one OF the best IN
The far north. ana which has scarcely been
touched by the prospeCtor bIt We are
hamperel In our attempts az development
10 Is hard 10 get what we would Ike. and
On top ~ % al we have 20 Qay duties for
the privilege Of developing the district,
IT is maintained. understand, that we
san take guoAs through from Skacway go
Forty-Nilc and Jack Wade IN bond. That
well enough. hut can we have them
shipped in 20 u.s. No, sir. We caCnCJ.
lhen. can il be presumed that every
American who goes into the American
fields can afforl 70 pay duties on goods
from the klouiike trading Centersr
II we ~ 90 Dawson FOR goods We have
20 pay duty 20 take them into eur camp
When We reach the American boundary,
there stands an officer ready 10 collect and
who does collect luty on what We brius
in. That duty goes into the American
treasury Vet We receive no benefit from
those duties Not even a postal service IS
furnished
"a qostof1cc was possible some time ago.
Tut there was no provision tar t1t -ouE-
cry Of the mail matter 20 the office. $50
what good woulI have been the office
without the delivery and the sending out
VI MALE As u is, Jack Wade miners get
their mail through The Canadian service.
which takes them To Fort Cudahy the
nearest Canadian mail post "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
DAYTON. March Excitement IS run
ming high in Dayton today on account Of
the discovery OF a four-foot ledge in the
tunnel Of the Columbia mine, on cum
mings creek which Is about twenty-five
miles east Of this city, Two years ago
the groupings OF the ledge We're discovered
10y the Jackson brothers, OF this county,
and ". r Dickinson, OF Galva, H., who
at that time was on visit to this COun-
try, and who is related TO the Jackson
brothers by marriage. Soon after the ledge
was discovered development work was
started and an inclined shaft was sunk
on the property to a depth of sixty feet.
The ledge on the surface showed values
Of s. 80 per ton in gold. At the bottom OF
the shaft the rock assaycd from so 10 so
in gold and traces of silver and copper.
Water then came INTO the shaft IN such
quantity that the work was abandoned
until last April. when the owners began
to drive tunnel 70 tap the ledge at a
depth Of 100 feet. A company was formed
and work on the tunnel went on steadily
for "A year under the direction Of the CO.
lumhia Mining and Milling Company.
During the progress OF the work Sow
eral rich stringers have been encountered,
which assayed from $50 To sl2i in gold The
tunnel is now into the mountain 2G0 feet.
and a body of ore four feet wide has been
discovered. which assays $50 Il in gold. II
IS thought that the main ledge has been
tapped but the wioli, is not yet determin-
ed as the miners have only pierced It to
the extent ~ four feet. The quartz IS the
same as was found In the first shaft. so
IL a. concluded that the main ledge has
been encountered, CrOss-Cutting OF the
ledge win continue. and another weeks
work should determine ITS width
G F. Jackson. who IS superintendent OF
the company. returned from the mine last
night. bringing 100 pounds OF samples
Many persons have been skeptical con-
corning the value of the lodges discovered
in the Tukanon district. but the develop
ment work on the Columbia go far has
fully demonstrated that there are mines
on Cummings creek and the Tukanon
Six other claims In this mining district
show values equal to those OF the Column
bia at the surface.
Five assays of different strata Of rock,
taken across the ledge. were made today
which show values as follows: sos q sl2 o.
$1.lb ana Sal2 K F. PEABODY
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Whntcom County Mines.

Skagit Coal and Coke Com
panN, Cokedalo ............-... G5iS %
The wage scale Of coal mine employees
o. fairly represented as follows. Under
ground. pit boss, $50 per day dre boss
SO rope riders, s. Is. drivers g q. trap
pcrs 81 y. timhermen 81 Sc. traokmen
y .. caEcrS. g -. starters, 81 20. huckers
500, leaders. 81 49, laborers g g. locomo.
tive cuElneors $500 Coal diggers make
from S250 70 $500 per day. contract yvork
weigh boss, 500, carpenters & ~. BLACK
smiths. q a. hlnkermen. a. 10. electri-
Glans, S@ pef in.,njh' machnista. $500
labnT'rs, tzoo 90 225
There Is scarcely mine in the state
that has not increased i,a capacity for
the present years output rhta to-
stihel WIZ q number of new mines that
promise large outputs this year VIII In
all probability advance the output of lsl8
,u 100 no tons
Tho Northeastern Improvement Com
Pany tNOUhcrp Pacific Coal Company,
mined iu January this YEAR ~ 90 IONS
ana 10 rs tho intention to- maintain IL rat
~. Tea-' fhie output throughout tue year
tn" AVents" WAGES of the IA omuovcs
inr f1r month above mentioned we're ~,
Tho seattle g san Francisco Railway q
Navigation Company has apnnpl sevrrsl
veins Z coal at camp ie0ry. ln tte PALM
@r rJt-1n ir King county. ana XHi nr1h-
3tiy snip about so tons Dor day tho com-
.uE summer
Tho Western American Company az
FirfaE i1oroe county is erecting seven
ty-fva coke ovens ana o. also a-e.s,rlaq
a. make nenvS shipments ~ GOAL
Tho Iart1c Coast Company is opening
'ho nii FRANKLIN mine GA Hn extensive
scale n.t Wy net n' iu ahan' ~ ship
.al lnfl nnyt YEAR
Tta increasing demand for Washington
coal has Furnished an Incentive 70 more
fharr ghIF urHs4tt fhr different coils.
ssnink e noa AMI extensive miues ga ne
near FIiarC
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
GOLD IN COLUMBIA COUNTY
Dayton Greatly Excited Over a
Mineral Discovery.
PROFITS OF PATIENT WORK.

After n Year Of Digging and DeiV-
Metal Is Found in supposed Pay
ing Quantities in the southeast
ern Part of the state-They struck
Four Feet of HiEh-Grade Ore.
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County

The Northwestern Improvement Com
pany tNur,hcrn Pacific Coal Company
mine at Roslyn, Kittttas county. is the
largest in the state. its output being 6S5. .
3lN IONS. and omployng 9Il mon.
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Ah5fe ffnrn 40 aivsurr ~ = r1inta iu fin rr,srrt
sa hy thraeib iH it1riali cshlcs aasr market ~
metsis shes~d ltfif faanEr n consequence
lbs tfau uarrarta ouiet
taffar fakc fTn. iia %
T4n Al
-leilfr 90 5aFH
Lead % rsatr4 The firm that nnna the ssr.
us rnre f- mm0e aHd smfitar quotes Lead az
$40 a. thr Gloss
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RECENT MINING DECISIONS.

Mllls, Ann, statutes, section 5lfl which
provides that a tunnel claim located for
the sole purpose OF discovery shall have
the right of way through lOdes which may
lie In its course has been superseded by
Revised Statutes. United States. sec
ton 1928. which provides that where
tunnel Is run for the discovery OF
mines, the owners shall have the
right Of possession OF all veins or lodes
within 5000 feet from the face Of such
tunnel on the line thereof. not previously
known 70 exist, discovered in such tun-
mel. to the same extent as II discovered
from the surface, and locations on the
line of such tunnel Of veins or lodes not
appearing on the surface made by other
parties after the commencement Of the
tunnel. and while the same Is being pro-
secuted with reasonable diligence shall
be invalid. under which the owners OF a
tunnel for discovery have no right of
way through a previous valid. subsisting
Ajax Gold Mining Company, 50 Pac. Rep.
tColoD 607
Under Revised Statutes. United States.
section Did which provides that the lo-
Gators Of an mining claims on any miner
al vein, where no adverse claim exists on
tho 10th day OF May. 1872 shall have the
exclusive right OF possession and enjoy
mcnt Of all the surface included within
the lines of their locations and ~ all
veins. lndes or lodges throughout their
entire depth. the top or apex ~ which
lies inside Of such surface lines. extended
downward vertically although such
veins, lodes or lodges may so far depart
from perpendicular line in their course
downward as to extend downward outside
the vertical side lines Of such surface To-
cations and Ia section @3 which pro-
vides that where tunnel IL run for
the discovery of mines the owners
~ All veins or ln1cs within 1000 feet from
the face u such tunnel on the line there
~, not previously known 90 exist. discov-
cred IN such tunnel 20 the same extent as
II discovered from the surface and loca-
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Pierce County Mines.

Carbon I'm Coal Company.
:, eCIa,rbonado ~. ............ 2S7.s5a 5oo
Wilkeson Coal ana Coke Com
!. pnny. Wnkcson. -. n6,ls go
South Prairie Coal Com
,pany. Burnett -; ........ S6.7b i22
Miners Coal and Coke Com
,pany. wikeson 1865. ....... 1850 IS
Western American Coal Com
many INaIrfnx on
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WV SoRK.

-3..- ta- as 4tsr tsAH. s4ss esa'l+
sell. a r.H.-t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

Money en- can. a7t pgr cent last loans rer
cent prime mercantile paper, isa&i ner cent /:
sterling exchange. ann with actual business in
taukes HILLS az - 50 Tor demand and 81 s2ats IS.
frr sixty DAYS. posted rates 81 $50 and s. S6A5a Sc
commercial bills 81 slta4s9. silver certificates 6Nla
6llc hsr silver. b9ic. Mexican dollars. 87lc. gov
erumCnt bonds irregular; state bends. inactive;
railroad bonds strong
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the construction Of the ComDanv and in
particular 10 enable n To- make the shares
IN the company asscssaaIe to a limited
extent.
Tho Srpse, b,s ~. ta-s,s. -,,,h,,,,-,.
,rant ~ ~ p 10 nv 80 ,,ii'
f betf 49,, t',,+','.. ~ ,9, N,S
ana W. aibt, ~ " 49, .' - 80
'7'''' "N p ~" % "''e-9 =
The long litigation which has taken
place over the surface rights to the Alice
Great western. Golden Chariot and Paris
4,5-i-s- "a 80 ' ,.tl,, ~ huS ~
,,.r -rec-isT,, A. ~, s1,. - W.
- ''', ma S.'f.S III ne i'ii
cC- f-,,,,t. as f.'e 49, We ..". "cH',
iast ~ mn 80, - ~, We NY vi
n, res, ~ WIN" i'''N'9 '"' " "''e "N'''l
The MANAGEMENT Of the Peoria Mines IN
the Whitewater district have. SOM orders
TO Whitewater fer eight srnelte~ tests
The ore has been me: In a drift on the
Cody claim A cross-cut was made from
the main shaft nj a depth az thirty feet
from the surface. and the ledge mel al a
point forty feet from tho shaft Drifting
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS,


4tN FRANCISCO M.ra es I'm.
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