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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19
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HOW HE" WAS REDUCED.

You must have, played some great
games of. poker in your day." he said
to the drummer who had been talking
about luck at cards,
Eyes, l. have" was the reply. Eyes,
sir, have had some great games" ,.
"How large a. bet did you ever make,
may ask" ,5s.. ss5-.
Zone hundred thousand plunks.' .
You don't mean ityr', i.,. /
II certainly do, SIR: sat in game
in Denver once and bet 100000 aon
my hand and l had only pair in 1t
at that, y,Sf
What an awful bluff! The others
laid down their hands, did they?".
ooh, no! One of them called me. He
had full house and of course j was
beaten" i4as. afsla 45i s9
ja"And you-you lost 500. Ooo!"
|5G"I did. For the fraction of "a second
a feeling Of faintnes# stole over me,
and things looked why wazzy, but
then / pulled myself together and
reached down into my vest pocket and
handed him the money, with a SMILE
"Great ScottH sighed the querist as
he mopped his brow. Z Think OF los
ing that much money on turn 81
the cards! Itsuppose that Is why you
were forced to take to the road?''
well; no. The winner said that
such cheek, as, mine ought to be re-.
warded and returned my money. I'd
have been all right only when got
| back. tp{ Chitapn. r y,rrf $QOf) 001 With
it and bet; the WHOLE pile on "a horse
race and lost by nose. That re-
duced my fortune to- less than 81, 000,-
900 and, sol Il had to take up this bust
ness to- exc, out my income. OF course,
it's; a. sad cases and I feel my position
keenly; but with perseverance and in
tegrity' I hope to pun through in time
to- be able tor fpay the cook her wages
again.. Have you a match. please p
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19
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one Of those women Who yWear their
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19
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FROST fer ttia Fourth o July
who's the maior??'' .s
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'earthquake last June
Did. tie earthquake come 2"
NO; but the entire settl cement had
the chil1B am went to shaking SO that
some Of. the buildings fell down.. an
You couldn't tell whether 1t wnR a
earthquaks or moi. atlanta Qnnsti.
tuition.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
Mining Notes.

The COnklin sdmpling works reported
six cars of ore from IintiC and two from
Bingham Yesterday
Yesterday was delinquent sale day for
Silver Shield. few thousand shares
only passed under the hammer
NJ. NJ. Johnson, engineer for the Royal
mines at Frisco tomorrow night
Manager Norris r. Hunt of the Utah
Queen. at stockton. reached the market
YESTERDAY with a carload of fine ore.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
Yesterday in receipt of five cars of orr,
from Stockton and four from Bingham
s. W. Mosbv went out to the May Day
last evening 10 watch the warming up
of the new mil Manager John A Hunt
VIII go out today.
With its new crushers in place the
BGtterfieid company's Queen mill is
again at work. Two cars of nice con
centrates reached the market yesterday
A T. Moor. receiver for the Daisy COM
panY, VIII so out tG camp TO-DAY to look
over the properly and sec that every
Lnlng Is az rish5. He VIII be gone q
couple Of DAYS
the ma1ag cement OF the AIiIas- was yes
the machinery for the new mill tha- the
last piece was In transit and that ,he
plant wouid be ready Cor business BY
the LIST 81 next month
\ civil action has Deen brought by the
6uiiIlon- Beck company against she Nest
SaDle 10 collect rev hundred dollars
several years ago by plaintiff company
II was to save the account from orfng
oUtiawed that action vas besun
The purchase of the Daisy May group
OF i've claims in Park Valley district was
concluded Yesterday. when Colonel
George W r Dorsey made payment To
Geor-e r Hicks. The consideration was
not made public. The ground viii form
the basis of a new company for ihat
camp.
The HOnOrine contributed four. cars of
ore TO Yesterdays market. Manager
ore had ifoL been cut on the 500 level be
cause the men We're temporarily taken
out and nut to work on the 500. Drifting
De1oW IS again IN progress and a strike
VIII follow IN a very short time
J. Z. Beveridge the. well known min
or DEVELOPMENTS a the New Pass gold
mine BY the SNYDER syndicate with head
quarters at austin. New SUPERINTENDENT
Grant Snyder of the Dixie Conner mine
returned from an inspection of the New
PaSS property YESTERDAY He saws 4:
looks good 10 him.
Manager A L. Jacobs of the Ben But
Ter viii leave for san Francisco and
Monterey this afternoon in cOmpanx-
with George II. Mendell. adjuSter of The
klfemen Fund Insurance company OF
san r rdnclSC0- M. Jacobs Will be hack
bv the 18th. when the joint survey Of the
Ben Butler and Llbergl ground viii be
commenced.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Grand Central company I'm Provo on Fri
DAY Clarence * Mccormick was elected
10 III the vacancy caused by -he death
of George Q. Cannon Mr. McCor7ici,
mas always been prominently identified
with the Grand Central company AMI hl-
selsctlon VIII meet the unanimous APP
DroVa3 Of the shareholders
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14

The advertising that we appreciate
most is the advertising that cur patron.
do for US. We have been able 10 trace d.
many as eight suits from one sale since
being IN business in this city. IL We
done by our customer being so wei
pleased that he tod his friends Wnst.ss
he got his suit; they came ana loi-
others.
q Our clothing sales have increased every
month since starting IN business.
Our furnishings and hats are oelh5
more and more appreciated by those WIZ
have a care about their dress.
1t is being talked all over town ~. ~
We are giving the best values LOT 1'o
money of any store I'm the city
While We have been giving, all dloi.5'
values that placed us above conps-
ton. We now propose TO clean up ~, W
stock from broken lots. We shall pa
uDon the bargain tables Monday July =
about 70 suits. some of chem the hictsr
nObbiest things of the season; but as
have only one or two Of a kind, We ~
not care TO carry them They must III
Hers for the next seven days you W.
find bargains that will delight ans oie
who has a thought of his purse.
Straw hats are also on the pdI5s-
counter this week, many Of them so'-7
for less than cost.
Look at our hat windOw-any nal -
II for . cts Some Of these hats sofa -.
propose to clean UP our stock in seasyi.
We don't want lot of old goods Hl-7
on our shelves
We give them to you at prices aesssaI
seen before Please call; we can ss-
YOU about all the bargains we have
Mail orders promptly and careLuH'
filled and satisfaction guaranteed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
STRIKE ON NEWSPAPER.
Writers and Mechanics Win Fight on
Column bus Press-Post.

Columbus. O., July 1S.-The strike Of
the writing and mechanical force at the
Press Post Office because of difficulty
with the management continues, al
though there is a prospect that an
agreement may be reached. No paper
was published today.
This afternoon Dewitt c. Jones, for
merly editor of the PTess-Post, made
an application before Judge Badger of
the common pleas court for the aD-
pOintment Of a receiver for the paper.
Mr. Jones, as a stoclxhOlder and a cred
ftOr of the paper, averred that the
property was being ruined by the pol
icy of the management
Notice of the application was served
on Z. NJ. Jones, but he failed to make
his appearance to resist the appoint
ment, and Judge Badger named l. P.
Stephens, former general manager of
the company, as receiver. A bond of
$4,000 was required, and the receiver
proceeded at once to take charge
While the receivership proceedings
were in progress c, n. Jones surren-
dered completely to the demand of the
union and signed the scale of the writ
tiers. However the receiver Will be free
to do as he pleasas in that matter, al
though it is not probable that he Will
make any changes in the force
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
RUN ON a BANK.
Depositors of Peru, Ind, Savings
Institution Become Alarmed.

Peru, Ind, July 13.-There was a run
on the Miami county Loan & Savings
association here today From the best
information there is no ground Tor
alarm The .Tune semi-annual state
ment shows assets of over S325.0O0 in
gilt-edge mortgages. Ed L. Miller,
secretary and treasurer, has wired 70
Chicago for $50, 900. The concern began
banking about six months ago
Twenty thousand dollars was PAID
out UP to O'Clock, and the institution
realized upon collateral to the amount
of $4,000, which gave assurance OF
meeting all demands The crush was
50 great that many women in the line
tainted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
TO KEEP OUT OF NERVOUS PROS
TRATIoH BY PROPER USE
OF FOOD.

1t is lamentable fact that American
ofain workers do not as rule. know
how 10 feed themselves to rebuild the
daily loss occasioned By active mental
EFFORT This fact, coupled with the dis
.sous effects Of the alkaloids con
tailled in tobacco, coffee and whisky
MAKES a sure pathway towards nery-
Gus prostration.
me remedy is simple enough En-
pley the services OF a food expert who
knows tile kind of food required to re
build the daily losses in the human
body. This can be done BY making free
lse of Grape-Nuts. the famous break
last food. which contains exactly the
elemental principles which have an AZ
hnity for albumen and go directly to
rebuild the gay matter in the brain
solar piexUs and nerve centerS
throughout the body Follow your Sc
lection of food up with a dismissal Of
coffee, tobacco and whisky for fifteen
days and mark the difference in your
mental ability. Which means every
thing 70 the ayersgc hustling Ameri-
can. who must have physical ana men
tai strength or he falls out in the race
for dollars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
PRIZE MONEY AWARDED
Result of Sale of Steamer Captured
During the Spanish War.

Mount Ayrie, Ca. July 1S.-Judge
Speer of the United states circuit court
today handed down his decree distrib-
uting the money arising from the cap
turing of the British steamship Adula
during the Spanish war.
THE Adula was owned by the Atlas
Steamship company, and chartered to
a Spaniard, Don Jose Soils. The cap
ture was made by the Marblehead,
Commander McCalla, while the Adula
was attempting to run the blockade at
Guatanamo bay during the Spanish
American war. The amount realized
on the stipulation given by the owners
for the Adula was S50, 000- This sum,
less the costs and expenses of keeping
the ship, expense of litigation, insur-
ance. losses from salvage and the like,
was distributed, One-half to the United
States and One-half TO the officers ard
enlisted men of the navy entitled to the
prize money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
Yesterdays Stock Sales

AJAX, 10odS1. coz, 100GS1 60; 109dS1 .59l5; lOC
dS159. 105nS1 5S1s; ,4C00S1. IS; 5O9asi- SIS
1,7e30s1. 57iz-
Daly-W est. 109dS42 925k
200dS1 So
Northern Light, 10o0d52c
South Swansea, 200d59c-
Star Consolidated, 5e)d 451zc; 2OO946c; SOC
645c.
Sunbeam. 200fES5c.
TesOra, 1000S1 .OS1z; 1.300dS1.0 S; 1900
81 .07$t; 1001Sl.071s: 1000Sf.07.
Uncle sam Consolidated, 200dS1 SO: 1000
Sf56is; 6OG1Sf- 57iz; 1C0fS IS; 100qS1 595z; 1O(
QS1.615z; l0oq$1.6S; 1o0d$1.64; 200GsS1.65; 1000
s.. 66I5.
Ben Butler. @oa12%ci 2OOOa12c.
Tetro. 4000Nl13zc
West Morning. Glory. 5Ooa5c; 5,5O0a51sc
Shares sold 3.20o.
Selling value, S1S,2N.38.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
OPERATE IN STAR DISTRICT.
Big Company to be Formed by K. G.
Wilson.

Wilson.
For some time past r. G. Wilson
has been quietly at work rounding up
a big block of ground in Star district
Beaver county, and he IS now so well
along with his task that during the
next few days his plans will have all
matured and a strong company will
be formed to handle the proposition.
Two old mines, some little distance
apart and both of which We're pro
ducers in the early days. have been
1Cined together by the location Of the
intervening territory.
The combined acreage approxfmates
900 acres and in no less chan five Of the
claims embraced ia that area ore is .ex-
posed in greater or less quantity. ac-
cording 10 the amount Of development
done M. Wilson says the ground is
capable Of producing an immense ton
mage and with fte chances Of a great
p reduction plant going in near Milford
at the order of the big syndicates be
hind Mr.. Lewis of the Royal. Imperial
and Majestic companies he sees ahead
a ms st profitable career for his COM
pany.
Like all the other operators who
have given any serious attention 10
che mineral resources Of that section
OF the state. Dir. Wilson uDhesitatingIv
declares chat it is destined to Outrank
all other districts IN Utah, particularly
fn the production of copper
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
U. 5. sMFLTER coNTRACT.
The Great Steel Stack Closed For
Yesterday.

The Great Steel Stack Closed For
Yesterday.
After giving due consideration to the
figures Of eight competing firms dis
tribuie5 between Chicago, Milwaukee,
Pittsburg and this city. Contracting
Engineer George X Fischer yesterday
awarded the contract for supplying the
monster 250-fCot steel stack Of the
United states company's new smelter
10 Joseph Ryerson & Co. of Chicago.
The figure at which the more than
100 tons of steel and iron that viii en-
was not divUlged. but the information
was given OBt shat the contract calls
for its delivery not later than Sept. Is,
and that Messrs. Dederick & Burke Of
this city, 10 whom was awarded the
contract of erecting il had agreed to
complete the job by Thanksgiving day.
An effort was made during the week
boy Mr.. Fisher to get the contract for
the electric power plant closed up as
well. but several matters interviewed TO
prevent it, IL viii more than likely be
let during the coming week, however,
and then practically all Of the big con
tracts viii have been disposed of.
In the meantime work on the grades
are being hurried and when the stluc-
tural steel and iron begins to arrive.
as il is scheduled to do within the next
few weeks, q small army of mechanics
will be employed TO get things under
cover before bad weather sets in. AIR.
Fischer is wen pleased with the pro-
gress so far made and feels confident
that the magnificent plant viii be COM
pleted on time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14

any. the workings Of the Butler have
encrOached upon the ore reserves in
the Liberal claim. By the terms of the
order of court, the joint surveys are to
commence on July p. each party hay
ing the right TO enter upon the re
spective properties with surveyors and
ali necessary assistants. including two
mining experts or each side The en-
try of the order was consented TO by
E D. r. Thompson. attorney for the
defendant company.
The plaintiffs are suing for an &C
counting and for a judgment for the
value of ore alleged to have been
wrongfully taken from their ground by
the defendant company and to restrain
further tresDass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14

We a kleSS eS OF men
and women. It NAV
be relied upon 10
cure in every case.
You need not search
in vain for a cure or
drug yourself to
death in a futile at
tempt TO relieve
EOur misery - for
electricity, properly
applied. viii relieve
and cure all the Ills.
aches. pains of men
and women if prop
erly applied. I nave
studied the weaken
Ing. nervous, vast
ing diSea ses for a
lifetime. and / have
invented a met bod
OF applying Electri-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
TINTIc CLAIM PURCHASED.
Manager Tibbals Gets Adjoining
Ground For Boston & Tintic.

A deal was closed in this city yes
ter0ay whereby Manager W. H. lib
balls of the Boston & Tintic company
secured the Beatrice claim adjoining
the cOmpany's ground or the north
and through the purchase Of which no
less than 400 feet additional territory
along the strike of the vein has been
acquired. The purchase was made
from George NJ. Gaysford of Eureka
and Robert Stirling of this city at a
figure not made public
The grouno has been productive Of
good ore and is opened with a good
shaft to a depth of 100 feet and Man
ager Tibbals is mighty elated at being
able to secure it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
Smelter is Burned.

Silver CITY N NJ, July 13.-The
Bremen mill and smelter, just below
town, has been totally destroyed by
fire. The loss is not known. The fire
was detected issuing through the roof
of the wooden buildings, and before the
department could reach the ground the
entire plant was in a mass of roaring
flames. utterly beyond control
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
GALL WORN OUT"

Is an Expression That Would Fit the
Case of Many a Weak. Nervous. De
1ected Man and WOman-Build Your
self I'd by the Proper Application of
Electricity. Natures Reme3y-Dr. Ben
nett Guarantees His Electric Belt to
Cure You'll It Fails. You Will Have
His Written Guara dJee-YOUr Money
Will Be Returned-Write About 1t.
Electricity. Natures remedy for all Ills
is sure and speedy curs for the many
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
FINE RECORD OF
UTAH'S BIG MINES
Those Paying Dividends and the
Coming BOnanzas.
Z. S. SHELTER CONTRACT
THE GREAT 25O-FooT STACK
ORDERED YESTERDAY.

A glance at what the mines Of Utah
are doing these days must cause a
feeling Of satisfaction among the mine
owners and operators at home and
whet the appetite Of the investors
abroad for q foothold in this richly
endowed mineral section, where labor
strikes are next TO unknown and the
, relations between employer and en-
ployee are Of the most cordial and sub
slantiaI character.
The big mines OF the state are en-
ploying more men aJ' turning ont
.nore dollars worth OF ore than at any
j. evious time in their history and there
is hardly one of them that is not IN
better shape for production than ever
.DefOre-nOt one that is not opening up
and blocking out from two to six times
more ere every month than is being
extracted.
Among the mines that contribute
regularly, either with monthly or quar-
teIdy payments of dividends, may be
mentioned the Silver King, Daly-WeSt
and Quincy of Park City; the Nam
moth. Observation-Disclosures Gemini.
Swansea, South Swansea and May Day
of Tintfc The Consolidated Mercur
and Sacramento of Mercur, the High
dand Boy of Bingham: the Utah Of
Deep Creek: the Annie Laurie of Gold
and several others that are not incOT-
pOrated and of which no mention is
ever made.
FIanking these well known bread
winners are any number of mines that
are paving the way to even greater
records than any that have been previ-
ously made aEd among the more prom
inent OF these should be mentioned the
Consolidated Bingham cOmpany's DO
uanzas the United States cOmpany's
mines. the property OF the Boston Con-
sOlidate the Tintic Milling K DeVel-
opment cOmpany's Yampa; the Shaw
NUT, the TicWaukee and Winnamuck
of Bingham. In TintiC the Grand Cen
trail is temporarily out of the dividend
dist, owing to litigation, while~the I'm
Gle Sam Consolidated, Yankee Con
sGlidated, Lower Mammoth and Ajax
are all counted upon to begin early
payments TO their shareholders. The
list might .be added to if speculative
values of some of the fine properties
We're taken into account, but the list
given viii suffice to show what is com
ing from that camp in the very near
future.
AT Park City the Anchor. California
CCmstOck and several others are
booked for entrance early next year if
not before. while in Park Valley the
Century viii soon enter the list to be
Joined BY the Albion Al Alta, the Midas
at Deep Greek. the HOnODne at stock
ton. the Ophir and Johnny AT stale
line.
The showing is one that must appeal
to the investor in stocks and the man
" no would take q hand in me- King the
rocks yield up their treasure and If the
boom now breaking out does not spread
rapidly on its merits before the close
of the year all signs must fail.
The mines that publish their divl-
dend records and that have contributed
and viii contribute this month are as
follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
Politician Tired of Life.

Charlottesville. Ind, July 13.-Judge
James II. Sellars, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor,
committed suicide with morphine to-
day. He left a. letter saying that mis-
life was a failure, and that his debts
were large. He served on the bench
and in the state legislature with dis
tinctiOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
NELL LEACHING PROCESS.
Company Negotiating For It's Intro
duction in Nevada

J. II. Burfend, the well known min
ing engineer and metallurgist, who is
identified with the NeflI Copper Leach
ing Process company. left for Nevada
yesterday. where he viii devote some
time to an examination of a big cop
per cOmpany's mines with a view to
installing the new process
It is understood that Mr.. Burhend
has conducted a series Of tests on the
ores Of the property in question at the
company's experimental plant in this
city and that the results have been
eminently satisfactory.
The gentleman would not diVulge the
name of the property, remarking that
il would be time enough to go into
particulars when il was known wheth-
er the Nell company would close a
contract for the treatment Of the ores.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
state Of Ohio, city of Toledo, Lucas
County. IS.

state of Ohio, city of Toledo, Lucas
County. IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm Of F.
J. Cheney & Co. doing business in the
city of Toledo. county and state afore-
said, and that said firm win pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 1886.
(SealO A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials. free
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
Governor Allen Rgt..-ning Home.

San Juan. P. R, July 13-Governor
Allen and his wife. with their house
hold effects. sailed for New York today
on the Mayfiower. A large crowd as
sem bIed az the wharf to bid the gov
ernor farewell. Governor Allen ad-
mitted he had no intention Of returning
10 Porto Rico. 1t is semi-officially an
nOunced that he will enter the diDlO-
matte service