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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-03-14
In q Nutshell.

Suppose four farmers came into town,
each with $50 in his pocket. One goes to
dry goods store, one to hardware store,
one to boot and shoe store, and the
other to saloon, and each spends his
money in the place he visits
After two weeks l come to you and say:
LET us go and see those producers; see
what they have received for the money
they gave those non-producers, We
drive to the home of the. man who spent
as as At the d goods s0rs That Whs Sea
which Nellie is wearing and the coat that
Tom has on? Well, l gave the merchant
$50, and he gave me in exchange these
things. He is better off; we are better
Off" Exchange of value; both are bene.
fited.
We go to the man who traded at the
hardware store, and we say: What did
you receivew do you see the stove, and
the axe, and those kettles" "Yes."
well, gave him $50, he gave me these.
We are better off; he is better off"
We go to the man who spent his money
at the boot and shoe store. "What did
You receive for the money you paid?'
''You see these boots which I am wearing
and the shoes Nellie has on, and the boots
that Will, Dick and Harry and the rest
are wearing? l gave that merchant $3G
Shoes. he needed the. money, so we
traded" An exchange of value; both are
benefited.
Now we go to the man who spent the
$50 in the saloon and say to him: "Sir,
you paid that non producer $50. What did
you get back?v Come here and vii.
show you" Will he say that? No; he
will hang his head and say: 81 got this
flaming nose, these bleared eyes, and
have been sick ever since"
my farmer friend, would you not have
been better off if you had put the $50 ip
the fire and burned it, and never had gone
to the drinking place at all? Yes, because
you would have had clear head, hard
muscles, and could have gone to work al
once and produced more wealth to take
the place of that destroyed. The liquo,
dealers took your money and untitled
your brain and muscles for the production
of more wealth b"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-03-14
The Crusade In Brief.

corkserews have sunk more people than
cork Jackets wall ever save.
There never was suFer way To get
behind tho bars than to stand too much
In front of them,
Legislation against drunkenness in Rel,
eium dates from 1857 IL deals with the
trunk aad ulsoFderiy. supplying liquor To
a drunken person OF 10 a child under slN-
zen,
active Temperance crusade led hv the
Aoman's Christian Temperance Union.
The advance guard Of crusaders has Just
ufiyei
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-03-14

She Have you any strawberries
Dealer-Yes'm. Here they are, 81 20
per box.
She-Goodness, They're mlgerabls
looklng and so green.
Dealer know. ma'am. but there
ala't enough In box To do YOU any
Larm.-rhlledelphla Press.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-03-14
THE GREAT DESTROYER
SOME STARTLING FACTS ABOUT
THE VICE OF iNTEMPERANcE.

What Can Roy Dos - The Economic
Side Of the Drink Question Shown in
Way to Convince the Most Skeptical
Of Its Evil Influence.
Oh, think, what can a boy do?
What use am I at all?
A noisy boy from morn till night!
Yet even / can help the right,
And make some other pathway bright,
Although I'm only small.
Oh, think, what can boy do:
Well, now, I'll try to tell
If but humble task be mine,
In household labor to combine,
The boots and shoes to black and shine,
I'll clean them, oh, so well!
Oh, think, what can boy do?
Now don't despise boy,
He'll clean the knives and windows, too,
Your errands he will run for you,
With willing feet and spirit true,
He's mothers pride and Joy!
Oh, think, what can boy do?
Here in the temperance band,
To help the free to fight the foe,
To lay the cruel tyrant low,
And Freedoms banner far to show,
soldier he can stand!
Oh, think, what can boy do?
When tempted, even I,
By Heavens help, can still refuse
The drors of fire and woe to use,
And sparkling water l can choose,
With purpose brave and high.
Oh, think, what can boy do? :
Life's battle he can win; =
For Jesus, once boy below,
Will help us one and all we know,
The powers of wrong to overthrow,
And conquer self and sin.
M. S. H., in the Temperance Banner.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-03-14
A Successful Experiment.

The good condition and good behavior
of the troops in South Africa is reeog-
nized as largely due to the fact that they
have had no strong drink. General Kelly.
l.. A. G., said lately to newspaper cor.
respondent: This campaign has been run
entirely on teetotal principles, and the ex-
pertinent has proved wonderfully success
ful"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
to the savanic. in Mojave county. Ari-

to the savanic, in Mojave county. Ari-
IONA
placer, near ElkO, New, that work has
been resumed with first-class results. The
pay dirt is running from Sl-5O to 3 per
yard in coarse gold. Manager W. D. Hig-
gtnbotham thought the fall cleanup would
be heavy
Henry Green. superintendent of the R.
G. W, wrote Manager r G. Wilson yes
terday that change OF rock to black
lime had been encountered. In view of
the character of the surrounding ccun-
try. Mr. Wilson considers this a splendid
Indication of an approach to an ore body.
p. /. Kimberley left for a weeks trip
to Chicago yesterday On his return,
active steps viii be taken looking to the
equipment of the HOnOrine, where en-
site for great tripIe-compartment shaft
through which to operate the mine at
great depth
Sam Levy has returned from Park City,
where he went TO inspect the HOmestaBs
property The shaft has been cleaned out
to @ depth of nearly 100 feet and the bot
tom Is not far off. The management is
preparing 10 let contract to send IL
down another 100 feet. The ground. Mr..
Levy says. looks most promising.
Superintendent Rivers of the Allah of
West Tintic was in the city yesterday.
He said that the shaft was down 100 feet
and eight inches OF nrSt-class carbon
ate ore had been encountered. There was
every indication that the Allah would en-
ter the shipping list before many weeks.
The mine is not lar east of the old
Scotia
After thirty-fOur years absence from
his birthplace in Ireland, Hugh Kilkenny,
who recently made his stake" in the
Little Bell at Park City, has been on a
trip TO the "Ould sod He left here on
July > and returned yesterday. he visit
ed his aged mother at MenerhamiltOn,
County Letrim. and then took a spin
through the balance of Ireland, Wales
and England. He reports having had
most delightful time
w H Tibbals Of the Boston < Tintic
said yesterday that word had come from
Contractor Condor, who is driving a tun-
mel in the property, that copper stains
had been encountered in the tunnel and
the Indications for a strike were first
class. ore that ran over 800 to the ton
en- value was encountered on the $50 level
of the Boston & Tintic. but exploration
was continued farther. The property lies
between the Rabbits Foot and the Star
Consolidated. The claims are all patent
ed and the company is out of debt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
LETTER TO SENIOR PALMA.
Cubans Would Like to Hear From
Him on National Affairs.

Havana, Aug. 24.-The committee re-
Gently appointed by prominent revoiu-
tionary leaders to address a letter 10
Tomas Estrada Palma asking for a
more specific statement from him re-
garding the programme he would fol-
low if elected president Of the Cuban
republic, designated Juan Gualberto
Gomez to draft the communication He
has performed the task. and the letter
has been approved by the committee.
Referring to the matter, Senior GO
mez said the letter was private, but
was in the nature Of advices to Senior
Palma suggesting that he should make
declara tons on certain points Of pol
icy.
1.-THE letter suggests to Senior Pal
ma" continued Senior Gomez, that he
should declare that some clauses of the
Platt amendment are Objectionable TO
the Cubans, and should pledge him
self. in case an opportunity arise. to
work toward changing these in har-
mOny with the United States govern
ment.
Cuban army, the letter advised Senior
be thoroughly examined before they
are recognized.
He is also invited to declare that
Cuba cannot afford to grant very lib
eral tariff concessions to the United
States for some time, as she needs the
customs revenue, being unable at pres
ent to raise internal taxes"
Before the letter is forwarded il viii
be discussed by others who formed
part of the assembly Of revolutionists
who appointed the committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
Mining Notes.

President Caldwell went out to the
West Morning Glory last night
The Highland Boy shipped 1Sa.901 pounds
Of copper 10 the eastern market yester-
day.
Ten cars Of copper ore from the Cen
tennial-E1greka were on the market yes
terday.
from the South Swansea were received
yesterday.
Charles Read and P. J. Donohue re-
turned from an Inspection Of the Califor-
mia last night.
~ =. Lewis of the Majestic and other
Beaver county bonanza companies, letJ
for New York yesterday morning.
The last shipment from the Yankee
Consolidated was sold on controls show
ing - ounces silver. 4-5 per cent lead and
81 in sold per ton.
The Orient of West Tintic is reported 10
be looking first-rate. The workings are IN
good ore and the management considers
the outlook very favorable
J.. y. Morrison and Fred LUZ left Tor
Antelope island yesterday afternoon.
where they have gcne TO make an exam
lnatlon OF copper properties.
Willard +. Snyder and Walter G. FiEer.
president and general manager, respect
pany, left Tor me New Pass gold mines
near Austin, NeV-. yesterday.
Manager Fred Hayt OF the Macintosh
sampler Park city. was in town yeSter-
4 day The gentleman says his mill Is
handling over ,eVs tons OF ore per month.
while the total output % the camn ex-
ceeds $500 tons per month.
After disposing of two carloads OF con
per ore under controls showing 4 Ger
cent in the red metal with a very few
ounces OF silver. Colonel II. l. Pickett
started fer a Two or three weeks trin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
BUSINESS
IN MINING STOCKS.
Trading Developed the Sale OF
46O,924 Shares for $319,299.
SUMNER SLUMP ENDED
TWENTY STOCKS PARTICIPATED
IN YESTERDAYS CALL.

Business on the mining exchange Tor
the week closed yesterday morning with
the sale of so 225 shares of stock for
s46,9S1.12, while the totals for the six
days were 400, 924 shares and 1913, 9ll.
an increase, as compared with the
week previous. of 1892 shares and
S125. 263.99.
Prices have fuctua1ad considerably
during the week, but the marked IN
crease in the volume of business done
indicates that the summer slump, BRIEF
though it has been, is at an end.
Ajax, always looked TO as barom-
eter indicating what may be expected
of the entire list on change, picked up
wonderfully yesterday, and with the
official assurag zee of Manager Weir that
a genuine strike has at last been made
on the 1000 level IL was predicted dur
ing the afternoon that life and ginger
would be injected into trading gener-
ally during the coming week. The
stock named sold as high as S1.65 and
closed at s1.63, seller 10, while on Mon
day it sold down to $1.5S.
May Day, with the substance Of the
scare due TO the closing down of the
new mill for the purpose of strength
ening the floors and making other
changes in the structure, has advanced
from S1.29 to S1.51.
Ontario has also made a sharp ad-
vance, and while it was possible to
land IL at ~ early IN the week, a sale
was made yesterday Of fifty shares at
5000.
Victor and Boss Tweed both scored
advances during the week and their
close proximity TO the Carisa and the
improved conditions in both are caus-
ing considerable interest in them.
South Swansea, with its new station
pump installed and active prospecting
in new territory progressing, has ad-
vanced from 46 cents to 51A cents,
while Tesora has also shown up better,
closing the week at 81 cents.
Ben Butler, Little Chief and Rich
mond & Anaconda have all more than
held their own. and the balance Of the
list, with the exception of Sacramento
and Eagle < Blue Bell, have broken
even on the fluctuations of the week
Yesterdays call brought about TWEEN
~ different stocks out and lively
business was done, the day and week
closing on the following quotations:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Salt Lake City.

The University Of Utah comprises
thorough collegiate courses leading &C
degrees in general science, liberal arts
and mining and electrical engineering;
besides which the state normal school
and a preparatory school are conducted
under the direction Of the university
faculty
Excellent opportunities are offered 10
students who desire to pursue cleo
trfcaI and mining engineering courses
and also courses in arts and general
The laboratories are thoroughly
equipped for work in chemistry, assay
ing, electrical measurements, general
physics, mineralogy and biology
Shops are provided for work in W0od
and metal
The Normal School offers -four
years course, leading to q certificate OF
graduation, and advanced COURSES
leading to a degree and norma ma
diploma. The certificate entities Jh1
holder to teach in any of the common
schools of the state for five years Win
out examination. The normal diploma
is equivalent to a life certificate.
The training school and kindergeI
connected with the Normal Sch0oi az
equipped IN accordance with the mus
modern ideas
Manual training and laboratory pr
tice in elementary sciences are Iea-1-'-
Of the normal training courses
A small annual registration rec Is t.
Quired, but no tuition is charged
FAN term begins September l-ll-
Send for annual. which gives run -
fOrma ton concerning courses, etc -
r. Allen, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
srR1KE ~ ORPHAN BOY.
Fun Breast Of Galena in Face of the
Tunnel.

Full Breast of Galena in Face OF the
Tunnel.
]. r. Craig, the well known travel
ina salesman. who is interested with
~ ID. Williams in the Orphan Boy
s-roup of claims in Star district Bea-
yer county, came up from the SCUM
Yesterday. The tunnel, he says, IS now
in d distance of 500 feeS, the idS~
fbirtv-five feet of which has been dfiN-
en- through ore with the entire race no"
in solid galeEa and its extent St!u uh-
determined. An upraise Is tC De star L
ed at Clce to prospect the ore DOdles
q boVe and TO connect with the surface
for air. The distance IS about -sR Ieet'
and Mr. craig feels confident that
splendid paying proposition Is sure 70
result.
The main vein is intersected by sew
eral cross assures, and at every juno
ton fine ore bodies are confidently eN-
pected to be opened. He is most en-
fhusiastiC over the showing already
made and Is now thoroughly convinced
that the Orphan Boy viii be counted
among the bOnanZas of Beaver county
While at Milford he was informed
that strike of rich chloride ore had
just been made on the 200 lever OF Lhe
old Talisman. while the aOOsleT Boy
and Savage of the Majestic company
had also struck "a big body of galena at
the same deNth. The Harrington
Hickory. belonging to the same com
many. had lie was Informed. very
fine body of ore on the 500 level and
shipments were being made from it,
Manager A. 3. Lewis Mr. Craig de
clared. was opening the eyes of Beaver
county property owners and they were
beginning TO get a hustle on them
selves.
Prensra tons for starting the new 500
foot shaft on the Copper King. owned
bv the Franklin syndicate. were about
completed, while Peter Martin had the
new wE.m in place al the -uD5o-,l 49,
ing cOmpany's property
In addition. Mr.. Craig noted that the
Anvil. owned by Uncle John Kelly. had
a nice body of chloride ore exposed,
while the CreedmOre, owned by John
Forgie, was another promising prop
.aVrV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25

made payable on the LIST Of the coming
month
or conditions at the mine, Manager
Rood says there is nothing particularly
new TO report. The output has recent
~ been increased until now the ton
mage sent to market holds its own with
the other big mines. The mine in gen
eral looks very we'll, and while no
strike of moment has yet been made on
the LOO level. drifts are out both
east and west some 300 feet in the
vein.
Nothing is known of what may be
expected in the east drift, as the
ground on that side is all virgin below
the 1000 level, though the fact that
work is being prosecuted in that di-
rectiOn indicates that ore is expected.
The drift west has not yet reached a
point where Manager Rood expects TO
get the ore chutas, and some little dis
lance may Yet have to be gone before
they are encountered.
Judging Troin what the mine was do
ing in the way of productiot a few
months back, the output now must
amount to 100000 per month, at least
and the talent is already figuring on
25-cent dividends By or before the close
of the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
Yesterdays Sales.

Ajax, 200ds1 .645s: ,3000s1 So; 6OOds1 So;
590qSl- So, buyer 10; 500G$1.64, buyer 10;
l,500dS1 .62tz; g000s1. 625z j 500gS1- 62lz. buy
er TO- 5O09S1. 631z, buyer 10; 5,S09GS1.62 500
4ISl.62, buyer 10: S00dS1 sly; 900lJS1 81; 100
QSl. 69lz; S0dS1 -601z. 100dS1- 60& 200G
l.61i4; 2,000d$1 g., seller 70; 1,5Ood$1. 90,
seller 10.
Daily, 100dS2. 80.
Eagle & Blue Bell. 2oOa9oc; 109Qssc; 100
0SSc: 10cdS7C.
Mammoth, i00aS2. Is: 10Ods2. %.
May Day. 5O0GS1- %; 100QS1. 1911 1000
81 .t9ss 10oGS1 4912; 1.5G06lS1- 50, 200dS1. 50z
1,00IQs1.5 81; 1,109QS1 .5Glz: 300dS1 .50sz.
Northern Light Z,O0Gd7c.
Ontario 50GS10.25.
Sacramento, 1,000d2I1zc.
Silver Shield, ,0O0d3c
South Swansea, 500d5Oc; 100d515zc; S009
Sic
Star Consolidated, 200G40c.
Tes0ra, 100092Izc; 390H911zc; 1oodS15zc;
2o0G9I54c; 100091c-
Ben Butler, 5e061S3sc; 500d1SsLc.
Century, 209dS3.15.
Little Chief. 15d1Sc; 2,500020c; ,0O0d22c
Martha Washington, S,500Q11zc; 1,oo0g
Richmond & Anaconda, 5Oeas4c; 2OOq
32i5e
Tetro, 1o0q9Slse; I.OoOaSs1le; 21OOQSSc.
Victor, 1O0040C.
Shares sold. 50.225
Selling value S45.9Sl u.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
SPLENDID STRIKE
IN THE AJAX NINE
Five Feet of Rich Galena 1n the
1.0Ug Level.
UNCLE SANS $4,000 CAR
ONTARIO DECLARES ANOTHER
$4,000 DIVIDEND.

For weeks past Manager Weir Of the
Ajax has oeen besieged by shareholders,
brokers AMI others interested in one
way and another. 10 ease their minds
by acknowledging that a strike -3sd
been made on the LOCO level Of that
propertv. bat not until after his return
from the mine yesterday could ne see
his way clear to accede to their de-
mauds. Not chat ne was unWllhnS 70
do. so but because he would not author
ize a statement that could not be fully
justified by conditions a. the hllhe'
Yesterday morning. however, the gen
tleman said he was at least ready 70
say that strike had been made. II
consisted Of five feet of galena ore, ana
Wa encountered in the north drift on
the 600 level II runs 40 per cent leaQ,
thirty TO ninety ounces silver, ana "lI
probably average s. IN gold Inc sllNef
values. Mr.. Weir says, are yet very
chaugeable but the body exposed IS She
best ever encountered below the upper
levels Of the mine. High-grade copper
auuears in punches here and tnerer DuI
the ore is essentially "a lead-sllVer prop
osiIiun. and its strength and pefnla-
nency are apparent
Up 10 this time, Manager W elr re
ports. power drills have been used IN
opening up that level, but the character
OF the ore now being encountered viii
not permit of their further use ana
return to hand drills must nos De mace.
The change rs made necessary pecduS9
the he-..-v blasts would shatter the ore
up too badly. and under It's handling all
the more difficult.
The fun extent of the chute, Of course,
has not vet been fully determined, put
that q will be found strong ana rch-
that ID viii go down as Wen as up anu
arford an immense. profitable stopping
area. has been definitely ana positlNely
learned. The Ajax can now be counted
as deep mine, and that rich reward
awaits those who have pinned their
faith to Il seems To be no longer IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
FEAR THE MOSQUITO.
Guard Yellow Fever Suspects at New
York Against Being Bitten

New York, Aug. 24.-The three men
day as yellow fever suspects from the
steamship Ethelbrytha, have devel-
oped no further symptoms of the dis
ease, and DR.. DOty, the health officer,
is quoted as saying that they may be
discharged today.
In view of the recent developments
in Havana. and the assertion that
germs are propagated by the bite Of
mosquitoes. il is interesting to note
that among the other precautions taken
in the case OF these three suspects
since their arrival they have been care
fully guarded from the possibility Of
being bitten by mosquitoes. Nets sur
round their beds and the attendants
have continually been on the lookout
lest a MOSQUITO should bite, itself be-
coming infected and in turn communi-
cate the disease.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
UNCLE SANS RICH ORE.
Twenty-eight Tons viii Sell For
Over $4,000.

=
Over $4,000.
on the retarn Of Manager Evans to-
morrow the Uncle sam Consolidated
VIII receive a check for between $500
and $500 for approximately twenty
eight tons Of ore from its Humbug
claim. Assays oR controls secured yes
terday showed he presence of S95
ounces of silver, 10 per cent lead and
s. gold per ton, and while richer ship
ments have been made from the camp,
this one is sufficiently high to show Of
what the property is capable
The ore" said a director of the COM
T2ny yesterday. comes from 2 point IN
Humbug territory where much or Jne
same material was mined by Uncle
Jesse Knight, and there is plenty of it
left In fact there are numerous places
in the Humbug where similar rock IS
exposed, and a car OF IL win be forth
coning every once in a while.
No small amount of prospecting and
development work is now being done In
the mine. and among other things a
diff is being run that viii. in the near
future. Ire management believes, en-
counter the May Day vein.
Next month early the directors viii
meet. and ] haVeznO doubt the first dlVi-
dend viii be declared. How much it
viii amount To VIII be determined when
IL is know. what plans have been de
Cided upOn for the future development
OF the property. I feel perfectly safe in
saying, however. that IL viii not be less
than 3 cents a share, or Sl5-0u0. and IL
may be more than that good sur
plus is being accumulated. and there Is
nothing 20 prevent regular cOntrlbU-
fions u the shareholders
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Hold Convention at Buffalo and Of
GERS Are Elected.

Buffalo. n. z. Aug. 24-The Nation
al army, Spanish war veterans. in an
nUal session here, have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Communicated chief. Colonel William
II. HubbeH of Brooklyn; senior vice
commander general, NJ. E. Urau, Wash
ington, D. c; junior vice commander,
H G. MegTew, Indiana; inspector gen
eral, General B. A ReynoId, New York;
judge advocate general, General G X
Miller, Ohio; surgeon general, Dr. S.
G. Cox, Washington, d. c.; chaplain,
the Rev W H. 7. Reaney, u. 6 N:
sponsor. Miss Clara Barton, Washing
ton, d. G.
A national council Of administration
was chosen. The adjutant general and
the quarteFmaster will be appointed by
the chief Detroit was
selected as the place for the 1902 con-
vention Of the army.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25

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