davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOR RENT-STONE 4 f.
81, 500. -. 1928 NJ st, lar
81, 800. .1412 10th st, 11r
$3.50. 0.....1f4i p, lar. 2ba
800. 1923 r I av. l2r, 2ba
800. O......133O Vt av, I2r
500. 1923 NJ NV, l5r, 2ba
800. .l3O9 Connecticut, I3r
800. .173O 2. 13r. ba
$SO.ls20 JEFF pl. 13r. 2ba
SIS. 1884 Col I'd, fur, TT, %
1870. 1929 l NV, 12r, ba
s75- .032 10th. fur. isr
$I5......1747 Q, 12r, 2ba
$15. 1903 n NV. 14r
SIS .1349 Q NV, 11r. ba
$I5. .1436 n NV, 11r, ba
s65. 1887 Harvard, I3r, 2b
$65.-.....17l7 Q. 12r, ba
S8o. 1921 Q. 1Or. ba
SEQ. 300 18th, 12r, 2ba
SEQ 1904 18th NV. 1Or, ba
SS3. .6o.132 18th NV, l3r,b
200 .l3l2 18th NV, Tor
$55. .2125 X, lIr
S55. ...1744 n NV, Sr la
$50 so. 1909 n I av,1Or&b
$3O. 80. .@U3 Kalorama,Inr
$50. .1404 Park st, 12r
$50. 1911 RonDoke 1Or bs
M.1745 Pa az. .gr. sto, open
$50. ..1st&D NV, ware rs
$9........2O1O P, sto, 7r
500. .l146 Conn av, sto&cel
$50. 1888 17th NV, IOr, be
$50... 1892 Il NV, 12r, ba
$50; POPS / st, 1Or
1880. .174S Greg av, 1lr
$3.50. :91S 8 NV, 11r, ba
$3.50. 1885 p NV, 12r, ba
S8. 1904 G st, 1cr, Z la
&0. 0.50.3415 HoImead nv or
$4O.50. .1122 10th NV, ,10r,b b
$38. .21 Pa nv NV, ,st&dw
s35. 80. 1914 18th NV Or, ba
1850 .269 n NV, Sr ba
$3.50. .2S&3O Q NV Or, ha
$35-0.3417 Morgan av,9r
$50. 1902 Nd av. ne, Or
@-0. .2l7 18th sw. .l2r. la
$35. 1892 o NV, sto, sta
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1871 10th, office, heat.l5.O(
4s2-4S6 La nv, office
rooms. $40 and $15.Qt
$50 10th, 4r, w.....12.3f
4S8 La av, 2 b's't rs.l2.W
95S F sw, 4r. I'd fir. 1O.Ot
STORES.
1146 Conn az, st, eel,
1902 sSaf;..;'is:'0-0 fa a1: ii, sio. -0'
Gel. W. g......... .S. .5(
1904 Pa av. Try .35. 81
1422 F, Il sto spa. 80 SC
Nts Pa av, Or, sto. mi. 25. .Ol
912 Nh av.st&dw, %. .Ot
2909 NJ, sto&2r. 1000
235 l, &&sto, w,g. .ls,o(
2121 Pa av,sto. wig. 1850
lI55 1, sto, eel. W. &. .15.5(
1913 NJ, W. eel. l......15.OC
Sl4 18TH, ", g......12.S
1900 18th, / room. .1O.Ol
STABLES.
18th & 18th. h & /.
A., VT, l, w.......D.OC
1912 G, 2s, ,cr.l,w.g. $500
18th. 10th. L, NJ, los
and side lot. ...15.OO
dIi2 18th, SIS. wr,L.w.l5.o .oG
2l2 K. 3s. !, ". 10. .3s
Z. re 10Th, 3s. wr.l,w.10.0O
230S G, IS. 900
l428 9th, d, VIZ. -. 500
lS29-31 l.. 5r. w....7.OO
fORROW'S ISSUE.
WI mT LOOT ID.
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uOubtH.
Offices, stores and stables. apply at office
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Incorporated
au16u 1924 NV.
FOR RENT-9l1 Fl ST. NV; 4-SToRY BRICK;
IL rooms md bath; stable with stalls
GIT St NV. i-stosy brick; II rooms and
bath; 2-story brick stable.
1888 T st. NV; 3-story brick; 0 rooms and
bath.
lO11 T St NV; 2-story bay-window brick; o
rooms and bath.
224 18th st. s.w.; IA rooms and bath.
90 Defrees St NV.
Apply to owner, CHAS C. DUNCANSoN,
au16-1m -.----- Cor 9th and d sts NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED -EYERYWHEEE-HUS HUSTLERS TOTACK
signs diSr ribute circulars samples. etc; no can
vassing: good pay. Sun ADVERTISING Bt-
REAL Chi.-arn auls-S -SSw2t'
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FOR RENT-BY G. II.
1904 c sw. 10r, ,imp.$3O.
4S6 F sw, 13r&w. .0.'
S24 ID sw, &&.mps. a.,
all 8 c av Sc, Or, .10.'
610 Va av sw Or, wa. TO-:
41o ID sw, Or, wa. H.:
au19-Sf
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WANTED-TEN FIHST-CLASS MEN To REl'lsE-
sent the Mutual Fidelity Go. of MARYLAND: salary
To right parties. Apply to W. W. MARMAl'' Ne,
Manager. Stewart building. 9Th and ID SITS n ~
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1919 l9th,cor Greg 100 90 2i27 18th NV. 1or 10 90
1873 1873 iSth 18Th n.y. Ge ssS gSG 1907 G
I5tl 9 NV, i3r. b. .dooo 40 l. nw......... 5000
5ll II NV 12r&b 45 so Stab r'r 1911 Core n. 10
Store IO7 9th NV. $500 ll4T Iinr.rs ct se q 20
auls-8t' TYLER RUTHERFORD 1907 st.
FOR RENT-CoR. 18TH AND HARVARD SITS
NV, new 3-story bay-winiow dwelling: u rooms;
all modern improvements: baths: best house in
Columbia Heights; rent. sss per month from
ave. L. E. BREUNINGER Owner.
auls6t',1 I'D 18th NV.
FOR RENT-wEII-LOCATED 12RoOM BRICK
dwelling northwest; with brick stable: in per-
arls-3t' TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 NV
FOR For nEST-BY B.. saul. E COR. 7'rH&L NV.
1887 II ne Tor bsta 1000 1900 18th NV. sr&6 ~, 10
I3i1 sth NV. llr&h q 50 l24s store. .2O.Oo
i as 'tR nv lsss sts s,s nw
sol sto, 7r&b. .3OJo fGi5is Sd nv tir&b l. 80
1903 1903 NV, 5rh.e .o,,S 1879 sth NV Gr&w 80
So D NV. 1or&b o.67 1905 L NV .6r&b(coD Is 80
1sqs 1f1. sth s NV a. sF" 80 So NV. g
1922 10th nw.er&b. rs 80 1880 y j av tritw 1886
SIS 9 ne. 7r&b, $3.50 7a7 Del ay ne5rSwio 50
si "a nw nw' ,,o3ss nFSS ~ s. )" se ss "a Sc 60 90
lioa 5th er&hthah. .-2o.5o Shop, el2 L
FOR RENT 1911 5 st. 12r&b. 1000
baths ss1s Ss 1919 Columbia. liz. b 81 So
2l9s ih9s st. l21%b. 300 .ls , st; !r&b 30 81
iS2o Conn 800 Store. 2slo i.tS h St t. SS
Tassy Eos s sSs 90 aas 7Ss ia & p 90
1iSs lnss ST. isr&b. 900" Ile5 st 25 :is&ss % 30 30
is1s D oRass Ra. f1is IN Set,srSs1 SSs
au1s-tf GASH BROS, 1907 st.
FOR RENr-c1TTAGE No. is. GLEN ECHO; 5
room rooms and hath: hot and cold water: large porch
and cellar; beautiful location; permanent ten
ant $40 per m'nth. Mr.. MoouE, la14 st. NV.
eu17-2t'
F9R gsH !, REST, NJ dDsS DEEBkE s CO.; 1919 ST
M Issl H sv. sr&b. 30. 50 2l2s Peach al 4r. 900
is 1883 ta 18Th NV ssb SSb j 20 si' Scott ST.
FOR RENT,HoUsE so7 nth ST NV: i2
81. au1T-tf
FOR RENT.1e2s 9TH ST. NV;
II rooms. bath: good condition;
auI7-3t' R. S. DONALDSON. $40 10th NV
FOR RENT $3.50. 11o4 O ST. NV; TWO
story I and ,s basement bay,Mindow brick dwelling;
apply owSEk s2 18th h' ST. n&. .a'' ai4l2.s piIast
FOR RENr-MARTIN BROS. 1925 PA. AVE.
2i5o I; ior&b. $3.50 :n14 H. 9rteb. $3.50
ilis 2ist iorSS 5000 2sSS @ 1. Ns sr Dat. fsSS
@ slse a p. fu.n 800 I7I9 Superior, ,5r&w. 90
Bessei's ct. ..T.5O 954 Grant av ir, W 035
6&7 Frey's Ct. 4r... $50 sos av. 5r y. 10 80
i74f sGU3a q iarsS ss 25si i F',s
l4id HOPKINS srsb 45 g l7l5 Superior. 4rsw 300
Fer Rent-Large store; excellent situation for any
branch OF business; no competition IN immediate
vicinity. cor. N H. and st. Only. $50 90
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boarding house
f,r rent. situated In the northwest War and
Tieasur- Depts. more than enough roomers at this
time 10 pa rent. Only. nly..............-....S5 $50 90
For Rent-2O07 II st. NV; rooms and bath,
pantry; hot and cold water. er........ $50 per mo.
For Rent-1s2o G ST.; 8 rooms and bath; mod
imps; S35 So With stable. $I0.50. Convenient
to cars and the govt deps.
MARTIN BROS,
au16-6t 1928 Pa
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lor ba..--.-.. .27.5 so NV 1894 Fristo- ir 20 %
- FLATS-N.w.
a6 ap ~ "a nr. .ir&h s.. 80 2U7 X. LIST hr 4r&b Is 90
-yis itth sup pp. llO7 q. 3d Dir. 2r&b 1900
STORES-N.W.
% % Ia ar---- $1,000 il5 lIth tshop in
80 -u,h- 1910 reart. ............ 1000
IVOl P..-.-...--... 1900
ApplT at Office for weekly Bulletin
THoS. E WAGGAMAN
aul5-ot 9l7 3 NV.
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WANTED AND TRANSFERS, 1.23
per day y = DAISII Il SONS, Coal and Fire
wood. 2U~ Florida aulS-W
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-LARGE DWELLING, ANNAPOLIS,
Nd, near U. 8. Naval Academy; has been occu-
pied as boarding house; 13 bed rooms; large
parior and dining room; steam heat; completely
furnished. Apply to FRANK H. STOCkETT.
Annapolis, Md. Jy21-s,6t
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W
l444 3 / av, 12r, 2b.
steam heat. $50. .3I
1917 q, llr&b. 1910
1913 Pa ar, fats, Sr
and ba. each. .40.50
1870 G.. sr, ha. Gel.
furnace, stable. 40. 50
Without stable. 30. sc
62S 3D. ne, st, sta ,5r. b. 81. OH
1907 L, Or, b, fur. 80. 90
sU3 ii he, 7r&b- ---..25.o on
STO
1918 Pa av NV. fine large
new store 4 cellar, 1f-
fer wanted
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!. LINkISS, 800 18th ST.
2a08 ! nw.S q ba,
large yard .......2 .. 50
go Sd ne, sr6b. %. so
llis 10th nw, ,Sr. wa. .22oo
81 2lst NV. 7r&b. 1880
a.i36 y NV, Crab. -2O.50
Flat, 200 I, 4r&b. ..lS.5o
llSe Brninard. 9r.v.l2.UO
2I0l l nv. 4r. wa. .9.3O
2I03 ! NV, Ar. wa. $50
2l0S Va nv NV. 4r. wa $50
RES.
Stu&dwg. 62s Sd ne IS 90
1913 Pa ay NV. sto. 20. 90
llsl3 Pa ay NV .bas't.lo.OO
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wANTED-A YpI-Nti MAN IN ORIG STORE To
wait on sotL fountain: must he strong and a Will
in. worker. Address SANIA J. T. WELLS. 2pth
and II sts NV au1s 2t'
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ARRER, 435 ~ ST. S.W.
Alb + sw, 12r. i'm, sta .3s. IS
I56 9Th sw. Sr, imp.15.5O
- E sw, 6r&w. .11.5O
352 F sw. 6r&w....1 30
1909 3D. sw. 6r&w. g.. 1880
lH8 81 sw. Or, wa. 10. so
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN 81 TUATION;
passed civil service but unlikely TO receive an.
Pointmenf' have mmeograph for pen work. Ad-
dress Box ISL. Star office.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS AND
mems furnishing salesman Call 3oII W st nw
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FOR RENT-BY ROBERT II. STONE, s04 NV
l5Ss l7th l2r. ba:. :s55 AIS Sc. IL. ha. $3.50
1123 G. 1Sr. ba.. 90 2oe5 Portner Or t2e 81
IOo % eson av.lor 70 $s5 l202 7r.b Is 30
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WANTED WITH GOOD REF. AT ONCE
Address Box ~. Star office
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WANTED-FIATS.

wANTFD-FI-AT OR OR CNFUR. ROOMS
fvT HEht Housekeeping. part Of house with re-
fined people Address SoJTHERS Star ofice. .
WANTED FURNISHED FLAT. 5 To 7 ROOMS;
reasonable. Nv preferred Address Box lOf
Star otice. Its
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and unfurnished houseA
apply at office
& CO.. Incorporated.
1224 r af N w
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1910 e st. store q
owg, per mo. i00.0(
1870 14th. per mo. IS. o.
1874 y st. bssemeDt5U Of
1S2 7th ct. SO. 0(
SW cor 11th d E. 80 U,
For full list of furnishe
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WANTED-A TIRST-tTASS MILLINERY TRIM
nler and designer with ideas of designing: none
other: salary object: competency required
AdlreSs with references. Ed ARD. Star Office
aulS2t'
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR ENCHANGE-OR SALE-NALUABLE I'M
PROVED property l6th st. bet. q and Il NV
IT. CLARENCE THOMAS. l405 y st. NV
FOR EXCHANGE-DOUBIE HOUSE Cot. HGTS
IA rooms: steam heat; lot 50xl5O;
large stable: cost $4,000 Want Offer.
IL r. s DONALDSON $50 10Th NV
FOR ENCHANGE-FTNE RESIDENCE on
WASH. HEIGHTS;
IL rooms; hot-water heat baths
lot 70 It. front: price, $4,000.
Trade for town country.
IT. X. s. DONALDSON $50 10th NV
FOR EXCHANGE-A GROOM BROWN STONE
and brick house for Groom house Ad-
dress OWNER. 22s 11th s.e. II.
FOR ENCHANGE-I HAVE NUMBER OF
houses, $1,000 and 5000. clear, to trade for
houses about 5000 to s. 900; BALANCE CASH
IT. r. S. DONALDSON, $40 10th NV.
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FOR REST-1014 18TH ST. NV; VERY DE-
sirable 12room house; modern improvements and
heated by hot water. Key at Office Of L. NJ
SAUNDERS CO., Washington Savings Rank
bldg, cor. 18th and G sts NV au1s-3t
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STORES
ioS 1lth 75I23 s75 % 1924 7th NV. TrSs Ss5 90
STABI.ES
1882 Mass av trearl. l..-.......-...... $40 90
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WANTED-BY SEPT. 1. IN TOWN OR OUT, PO-
siti"ns by two drug clerks; registered and un.
TrSlstsred: sober, attentive and of good address.
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FOR RENT-WEILLOCATED 12-RooM BRICK
dwelling northwest, with brick stable; in per-
fect order: reasonable rent.
aCls-3t' TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 NV
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED -DISHwASHER FOR RESTAURANT.
S12, hotel office clerk. scrub boy. cooks and
chafnbsrrnaids EUROPEAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY eos 4th w
WANTED WE MUST HAVE a FEW MORE
teachers once: gr"d places 10 "frer- Incl"sa
stamp TERNATIOSAL TEACHERS AGENCY,
Wilk,=i-,ru' Y e
WANTED ED-ENPLOYNENT GUARANTEED: SEW
eral god places be filed tomorrow here and
elsewhere NEW YORK. WASHINGTON AND
JACKSONVILLE EMPLOYMENT AGENTS. Ith
and sts 1T-3t'
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-PARLOR AND BED ROOM COM
bned where there are no other roomers, with
without board. Glib I'd st. ne. lts
THE BU RrON. 2U9-2l1 EAST CAPITOL ST.;
nicely furnished communicating rooms with
board; doors frcm Con. Library. I square from
Capitol. transients a speciality. jy2l-26ts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11
WEEKS STOCK MARKET
Closed With Conditions More
Encouraging.
YANKEE CON. A FEATURE
IT WAS A CENTRE OF ATTRAc-
TON FOR BROKERS.
May Day Officials Were Among the
Buyers-May Day Stock Active
and Observation-Disclosures Strong
er-Sales Made During Week
Yesterdays Board Quotations

The mast week has closed with pos
sihIv a little more encourag cement in
mining stocks. While the change Tor
the better is not great, the tone OF the
market is better. Some stocks have de-
cIined. but those that have gone the
other way more than make up TOT
the losses. The feature of the week was
Yankee Consolidated. which for sew
eral days past has kept the DroheIS
active both on the board ana on thS
curb. The stock has been UP anu
down. caused partly by the report Oh
strike of copper ore in the south uLll'
of the mine and partly by shrewd man
ipUlation. -.
II was not clear yesterday whether
the strike had been actually MADE IN
Yankee territory. Some expressed the
opinion that if the facts were known II
would be found to be just over the
line in May Day ground. corps Oh
surveyors was dispatched to the NINE
Yesterday morning to determine the
matter. One fact has asserted lIseli
since the furry in the stock came on
and that is the insiders were eHeI-
geFic in dispOsing of their holdliisS'
while most active among the DuyimS
crowd except a few brokers VINO ola
considerable scalping, were none other
than officials of the May Day mine
The first news of the strike leaked out
from May Day sources. May Day, 100
has made some big gains during the
mast week. about all the sales made
being above 80 cents. The stock mas
/ been active. and il is believed that the
bulk of the buying was done by those
/ who are closely connected with the
/ nropertv. Chloride Point is in much
4 better shape than a week ago. What
made it is not certain, but the orders
/ for the stock came mostly from out OF
town. Daly-West was also much
! stronger, and has made good progress
! towards making up for its late losses
] The change Of management in the Bui-
} Iion-Beck has had a good effect The
! ctorll mas had q better tone and tht
/ advance has been quite marked since
the new regime stepped in. The Mer-
cur stocks have made no change Iol
the better. Except Chloride Point the
stocks of the gold camp have not beer
/ attractive. The Bowers stocks Of TN
tic have all been lower. Bowers TX
tension and Midnight Bowers were es
fDeciaIIv weak. because of the assess
ments levied on them Mammoth ha:
made gains since the annual meetin}
held the early part of the week, wheI
President Mcintyre stated posltlVei1
that a dividend would be Forthcoming
about the LIST of March. It is not slVeI
out officially, but It is believed the dis
tributiOn will amount to 10 cents
share or $40. 600. Silver King keeps a
about stationary figures. Some trad
ing was done in Centennial Eurek;
around so and S23 The sales mad
during the week are summed up a
. follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11
TO MEET STEAMSHIPS.
A New Service by the New York Cen
tral Railroad.

George H. Daniels, general passen-
ger agent of the New York Central &
Hudson River railroad. has added a
steamship bureau to the equipment or
the passenger service of the road He
has engaged Captains Louis Ingwersen
and T. A. c. Schultze to superintend
the bureau, and one of their duties VIII
be to meet all incoming transatlantic
and the principal coastwise steamships
to assist passengers who wish TO leave
the city via the Vanderbilt system.
Captain Ingwersen viii have charge Of
the American. Cunard, White Star. At
lantic Transport, Wilson Anchor and
Allan State lines, and Captain SchultZe
has been ASST ned to the NOTth-German
Lloyd, Hamburg -American. French,
Rotterdam, Red Star and ThingValla
lines.
They will meet all incoming steam
ships. and will be prepared to furnish
railway tickets. paTlOr and sleeping car
accommodations and to assist Dassen-
gers with their baggage and check 1t to
points on the line Of the railroad, after
It has been passed by the customs in
spectors. They viii also furnish pas
sengers with cabs operated by the rail-
read company, and furnish time
tables and general information to pas
sangers. The two men have also been
directed to assist passengers who come
to this city with a view of going
abroad. and such passengers will be
met at the Grand Central station on
incoming trains and conducted to the
steamship. Their baggage will be
fenced to. and steamship tickets can
be procured in advance by cOmmuni-
eating with Mr. DanielS.--FTOm the
New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11
Items of Interest Concerning Resi-
dents of the Camps.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Robinson, Feb. 10.-The following
people were registered 1T the various
Tintic hotels this week:
F. A. Utter, c. X Southworth, J. T.
Breckon, Robert z. WorrelL E. NJ
Reese, E. ]. Harley were KirkendaH
hotel quests.
The Hotel Mammoth entertained
Messrs. j. r. Case, Chicago. Eben
Smith, Denver: + L. Sizer. Butte: b,
Weyl, San Francisco; r. 5. Watson,
". 5. GrOeEbeck, X. T. Carey, W. J.
Craig, NJ. Rockwell, a. A. Mcbride, j.,
3. Thompson, George Sutherland, JO-
scph Rich, Thomas We.r, 5. SprOck, E
Runyan and wife, NJ. ~. Johnson, II.
S. Knight. c. H. Post, Joseph A. Sill
yer. ]. Wash Young, J. D. Hotter. H.
c. Evans, f. w. Penfold, Grant Snyder,
Salt Lake City; vi. J. M0nteith, Chi
cage, and JOY H. Johnson, Detroit.
George A. Robe. tsOn, for many years
a resident of Robinson, and foremost
, citizen in the advancement Of industries
and mining enterprises. has resigned
as trustee of the public schools, and
Will remove to California, whore ne
Will be associated with some mining
project Mrs Robertson and children
will Join him ats soon as he Is located.
Mr. ana Mrs. Isaac Diehl will leave
Robinson this coming week for an eX-
tended southern trip, taking in st.
/ Louis. New Orleans and Havana, prob
/ ably returning home by way of San
/ Francisco. In the absence Of Mr.. Diehl
{ his newspaper duties viii probably be
[ assumed by the Rev. Festus Foster.
/ Mrs James X. Ferguson, after a long
visit TO friends and relatives in ZiOn
/ is home again at the Hotel Mammoth.
| Mns Horace r. Eldredge and chill
dren are expected to arrive in RObinson
! this coming week. The beautiful home
/ Of the EldTedges is ready for Occur
/ pancy.
County Commeeioner J. c. Kirken-
/ dali returned yesterday from NepnL
where the board completed a large
/ amount Of important business. Mr.
| kiTkend6ll has practically recovered
from his recent severe attack.
A little girl baby was born to the
wife of Frank Salisbury Thursday.
Mr.. J. p. WymeT. formerly of the
| Mammoth and Farrell mills, has aC-
cepted a position with the Grand Gems
trial Mining company.
Postmaster w, NJ. BriatOw, who iists
served the Robinson people so accept
ably for more than a year has tendered
his resignation, to take effect at once
J. B. Roberts, the only applicant in the
field. who seems to be the universa
choice Of the people in general, viii
doubtless succeed him.
The wife and son of Don B. Gillies
superintendent CT the Utah-SiOux COM
pany. are both sick. and are under the
care of DR.. d. .. Miner.
The Congregational church choir C.
Robinson. assisted by Silver City tai
| ent. gave pleasant concert at He's
mer's hall, Silver City, this week. Thu
programme consisted of instrumental
and vocal music, recitations and gram
CDhOne selections.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11

For. some time past a representative
of the Island Improvement company
has been negotiating with the locators
of mineral claims on Antelope island IN
Great salt lake, with the result. it was
learned yesterday, that all pending hti-
eatien VIII shortly be settled without
recourse 10 either the land Office depart
ment or the courts The basis OF set
Element has been that each party own
ing claims on land secured by the I'M
prOvemeut company IS TO De given
deeds TO his holdings On the payment
of s. per acre, with stipulation that
the Improvement company hold the
right to use such portions Of the sur
face ground for grazing or agricultural
purposes as may not be neeced TO de-
Velop and operate the mines winch
may be opened. The plan is said to be
generally acceptable to claim owners
who viii nov be enabled to go on with
the work of development so generally
undertaken last fall,
The Freed company settled Its diner
ences with the Improvement company
last fall, and the Milo Clark. Mitchell,
Porter Mundy and other combinations
are now said to be free to so ahead
during the coming season
Don H Porter said last evening that
very little OF the twenty-five claims
owned by himself and associates
touched on the Improvement company $
possessions. but what did lap over
could be settled for on the basis out
lined above. Work performed last year
has demonstrated the fact that several
cOpper-b bearing lodges exist on the Is
land, anC that several properties have
good pay ore in sight now. a general
aU-arOund adjustment therefore, ought
10 bring the district to the front with a
hound
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the market value of the company
shares. joining as it does the HumbuS
and May Day Important discoveries
may come at any time, and there VIII
be nothing surprising when such dis
coveries come.
A petition is being circulated IN MANI
moth and Robinson by the Utan-SlouA
Mining companies, setting forth the
fact that the road known as the sioux
road, and built by the companies preSl-
dent, Mr.. Farrell, has become a COM
mon thoroughfare, and is constantly
used by not only all the mines east OF
Mammoth and southeast Of EUREKA
but by residents of Eureka, Knights
vile. Mammoth and Robinson, as well
as by peddlers and hucksters from all
the towns in the valley The claim Is
set 10 that the county Of Juab should
purchase the road and keep II IN re
pair for the use of the general pubic
The concensus of opinion seems IN
keeping with the sentiment Of the Utah
and Sioux companies. The petition IS
being literally endorsed by all the MIN
ing companies and merchants having
need Of the use of the road When 1t
is deemed that a sufficient number or
signatures have been obtained. the pc
titiOn viii be presented to the county
commissioners for consideration and
action,