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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Gen, Cables Issues Proclamation
Offering That Price.
GEN. VlNEGRA Is CAPTURED
Government Buildings nj Iba, Zam-
bales, Burned Stores Destroyed
Woreester's Land Bill.

Manila, Feb, 20. e15 p. m.-The gov
eminent building at Iba, capital Of
Zambales province have been burned,
the jail alone escaping the flames. The
Twenty-fourth infantry's supplies were
destroyed by the fire. A steamer has
been sent to Iba from Manila with
stores
a detachment Of the Fourth infantry
has captured Gen. Vinegra near Cavite
Viejo.
Gen, Cables has issued a proclama-
tion Offering ten Mexican dollars piece
for the heads Of Americans.
Commissioner Worcester is preparing
a bill for submission to the commission
permitting the leasing Of land until a
government shall have been established
which shall have authority TO ALLEVIATE
the lands for mining claims. Many
squatters have settled In the province
Of Benguet and Lepanto and are min
ing gold and other metals, which
ABOUND. The leases authorized by the
proposed bill will not permit the carry
ing out Of mining operations or the
cutting Of timber but will give the
lessees other advantages in the direc.
ton Of ownership,
Thousands OF men are working upon
the government wagon road between
Daigupan and Baguio, the capital of the
Banquet province which Is being con-
structed at fractional part Of the cost
estimated by army engineers.
The record of temperature at Baguio
for December and January shows the
weather TO have been remarkably cool
and salubrious. A health resort for
soldiers and civilians is soon to be es-
taklished there.
The Twenty-third infantry will sail
on the transport Logan March LIST,
stopping at Vigan to take companies
c. f.. and NJ. which have been de-
tanned at Ilocos by smallpox, provided
the quarantine Is raised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
LATE LOCALS.

Axel Uihstrom. recently appointed
night Waterman for interior OF the
city and county building filed MS bona
today with the county clerk IN the sum
Of $1,000.
The Joint amusement committee rep
rescnting the several organizations OF
the Tenth ward. viii give another dance
next Thursday evening Feb. 18th, FOR
the benefit Of the new fioor. The COM
mittee Is an active one. and these enter
tainments ATE pronounced the most sue
cessful OF the winter in the locality.
lcs-cream and lemonade booths VIII
be- features OF the occasion. Dancing
begins promptly at eight
Special Representative J. NJ. Renok
Of the Los Angeles Times Is
AZ the Knutsford. Mr.. Renok is here TO
Satber data concerning Utah for a spe.
e,aI salt Lake.Los Angeles edition Of
Inc Times 10 be published by the Times
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
MINING INCORPORATION.

The New York Giant Mining company
filed its articles OF Incorporation with
the county clerk this afternoon, The
principal place Of business Of the new
concern is 10 be In this city The
amount Of the capital stock is $4,000
divided into 100000 shares Of 81 each,
and consists Of the Giant, the Giants
Nos. /. and mining claims, situated
in Juab county in the Johnson's Peak
mining district Wilbur Babcock Is
pre- sident. Allen Babcock. vice presi-
dent Allen NJ. Mears. secretary and
Calvin T. Fletcher. treasurer, who, with
William A. Hamin, William W. Rivers,
John L. Kerrick and Homer F. Robin
son form the directorate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23

New York. Feb. 23-Lattimer Jones,
who, fifteen years ago, startled finan-
cial circles by his vast enterprises,
failed for many thousands and fed to
South America and was later arrested
In London, on a charge Of forgery and
extradited TO this country, has been
pardoned by Gov. Odell from Sing
Sing, where he had been sentenced for
Ave years and six months. He was con-
victed Of forgery in this city In June,
1907
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Nothing New About Rio de Janeiro

San Francisco. Feb. 23.-The situation
with regard to the wrecked Rio jan
Giro remains unchanged at noon. SO
far today not a body has been taken
to the morgue, although reporters have
heard indirectly that several bodies
were taken from the water by small
boats. Rumors Of all kinds are rife and
It IS a difficult matter to obtain reliable
information. The steamship companies,
the pilot office, the life saving stations
and other maritime offices are ar
loss to furnish new details OF the dis
aster. Some mystery attaches to the
question Of the Rios breaking up so
rapidly after the plunge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.

The following Is the report OF the
city health board for the week ending
taday: Births, 70; males 5. females 7:
deaths, ~; males 5. females Z. One
body brought here for interment and
one shipped away. Smallpox cases re-
ported q. as g.iaist IS for last week.
There are ~ II cases Of the disease
under quarsnune In the city, compared
with so the previous week There are
now 10 cases OF scarlet fever under
quarantine. as agalns, II for last week,
no new cases Of this disease developed
Three new diphtheria cases DEVELOPED
during the week. and OF typhoid. and
OF measles. all Of which are under
quarantine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Japan's Foreign Policy.

Berlin, Feb ga dispatch from
Toxic. dated February 22. says that in
view OF the impending debates In the
Japanese parliament on the govern
ment's foreign policy, the ministerial
newspapers vigorously repudiate the as
sertions OF the Russian newspapers that
Japan is seeking political rapproach-
men with Russia. The papers add that
Russia's military successes in Man
churia are not such as to frighten Japan
into ingratlatng herself with Russia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
RIO JANE|RO CARRIED UTAH BOYS
Inflated Vessel That Sank TO the Bottom of the Pacific Ocean
Bore One Hundred and Twenty-Five Utahns TO Manila
During War With Spain.

The III iatei boat the Rio Janeiro
that sank to the bottom Of the Pacific
ocean yesterday with its load
.. human freight. was the same that
carnsi ~ Utah recruits to the Phil
lIpita When Vtah's quota of soldiers
ia The Spanish war was increased.
Captain WsdgVood, who was then in
Fan FIsnasN with the Utah batteries
Vas disia,lAsd back 10 Utah to get
recruits h was successful and his
ltlkSaia volunteers sailed from San
SH'ass % The Rio Janelro on July
" iionpany with the South Da-
sNa ''''llses. Captain Wedgewood
'. :ailsi at the Preside on account
y se'lfR' 80 did not sail with his
' lsl followed them a few weeks
IiiH % he Scandal.
Ah'is ihese on board the boat were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
For Misunderstanding.

Zachues r. Cheney petitloned the
district court today TO be appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF David j.
Cheney deceased. The petition states
that the deceased died on or about
NAY I, 1858. at Centervile, Alameda
county, California. leaving an estate
IN this city consisting Of one-sixth in
terest in iGa by 10 rods OF lot s. block
20 plat b, Salt Lake City survey. None
OF the heirs or next OF kin of the de-
eedent live in this State. except the pc
utioner who is a nephew Of the de-
ceased, and lives In Centerville. Davis
County, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Cardinal Vaughn and the King.

London. Feb. 2S.-Cardinal Vaughan
has issued a declaration against the
anti-Cathollc oath taken by King Ed
ward on the occasion Of his accession
to the throne and with the hope OF re-
pairing and cancelling the injuries thus
committed against the divine males
ty." He directs that general com
munioD Of reparatlon shall be celebrat-
ed In every Catholic church within his
Jurisdiction, the second Sunday OF Lent
and that In future the words, In repair
alton" shall be prefixed and read before
the divine praises recited after bencdic-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
WITH THE JUSTICES.

At a late hour this afternoon. NJ. T.
Ward was having a trial In Justice
Dana Smiths court on the charge Of
obtaining goods under false pretenses.
II IL alleged that he got from Schwartz.
the saloon keeper, S3S worth OF wine,
representing himself TO be a wealthy
railroad contractor. He Is being de-
Tended by Attorney O. NJ. Sullivan, and
Assistant County Attorney Loofbourow
Ia prosecuting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
Germans Expect Coming to Make
Investigation of IL.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Baron Herman,
agricultural expert Of the German en-
bassy has received word from the Ger
man government that a specialist, des-
lgnated by the agricultural societies.
will leave Berlin soon Cor the United
States to make a careful inquiry into
the use Of American agricultural ma
Chinery, with view TO introducing 1t
into general use In Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
sen. KEARNS' SOCIAL DUTIES
Gen. Miles Appoints Him Member
of Inaugural Ball Committee.
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws. y

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWS."1
Washington, D. c., Feb. Ex-senator
Kearns has accepted the invitation Of
Lieut. Gen. Miles Of the army to be
one OF the number Of the reception
committee at the inaugural ball
w. p. o'Meara has returned from
New York
A pension has been granted Samuel
Martin, of Martin, Idaho, at Sc.
Chas c. Slade Of the postofllce at Salt
Lake is here. He called at the postofilce
department this afternoon In connection
with matters pertaining 10 the postofiice
force OF Salt Lake.
A. p0stoffice has been established at
Clear Greek, Carbon county. Utah, with
Geo X. Martin as postmaster. The
postofilce at Couer d'Alene, Ida, will
becou'e presidential on April LIST. Sal
airy Of postmaster Will be $1,000 or more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23

Nation, the fan famous she will will
al'h'i ,s ! = March list and step .t az,
NJ, '' :, ogden for few d.. days po SlSs
@ r,ia :, % going on to the so par,,le
oll' rssr, she proposes :, So,o Syp' evil
I'''p' hardly to be expected sst.a.S }nn in
a'' go J ADOPT I the methods pursued >"
o sln !. 5ss information tolepn na"Sou o1
Tbs = -, ''' ~ rs ogden correspondent,
y New" '.,a y The announcement
a' ai' ~ Junction city in the form nI.
m'a, nv, ~ from Mrs. Nation 10 sl,
|e' a s's., an ogden ticket broker
~ ,, '.I ,se distinction of being ., MIS-.
" = main. ' The lady will denver
Aa'' y. ..'l lecture in ogden and tnen
y . !. 10 . salt Lake IS satisfactory !. y
| eH. ! n can be made, and d, it tn IS
AIA. ..o,slv that they can II not
s y, , y.sop will give this city the go.
~ :. .'t M saloon men Of Salt Lake
!, w nj nj. ii the opportunity Of seeing s .ne
. n'' who has adyertlzed their busi'
w. , more than any person living
i' N, '' osd.n police have already been cen
notified Of Mrs. Nations coming NIL, = o ~,
I ,,s,s Al the thought that she will go on
,'i a'naIi.hlns expedition on this side
d NJ Rocky mountains. They are o ugl
e,5 "a q the opinion that Carrie WIN
leave her Ratchet and more wariiNe
tendencies at home. =,
The news Of the possible INVASION VI
Sal, lax, BY the energetic temperance
ystormsr rom Kansas spread among
The .portiye element in a very snort
,Dsce Of time, One well known saloon
k,scer rashly said, on the spur Of the
momenti
let her come; and when she does
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
VulNtsE CASES CONTINUED.
NW&H'id by Judge Tilnmony Mon.
pay Morning.

'N,a''S against Chin Chin, All Woo,
r Sst Ne Cling and Wong Me Tong, the
= s-ail'' charged by Jong Ming, the
~, .a''l'' with gambling, will not be
-. 'n'l Monday morning. This
,r~' $50, 'ae attorneys in the case in.
'~- ~, ''ase Tlmmony that they were
'sgsrted CONTINUANCE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Judge Morse Ad.journs.

me hearing Of the motion in the case
OF Clark Eldredge & Co.. VS. Gus Lind
sren, OF Sandy, to set aside attachment
OF plaintiff and the order OF court APP
pointing receiver. was to have come up
neiore Judge Morse today, but was con-
unued indefinitely. subject to FIVE days
nouce TO call II up again. This mat
yer IL was supposed, would occupy the
whole OF today in this branch OF the
court and upon being postponed left
Judge Morse without anything to do,
hence he adjourned court TIL Tuesday
morning when the trial of the Jordan
water case will be resumed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
An Imitator of Mrs. Nation.

Napa, Cal. Feb. 2S-Dr, G. II Far
man. dentist, president Of the Napa
Anti-saloon league today cmulated
Mrs. Nation by smashing some Of the
fixtures In a local saloon. The doc1or
was arrested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
NEW STAR DISCOVERED.
Brightest I'm Three Centuries and
Is I'm Persons,

Boston, Feb. 23.-Harvard college OBJ
servatory this morning announced that
a new star, observed February %, is
the brightest one discovered in three
centuries, 1t is In constellation Perse-
US. II is Of first magnitude and In three
days has emerged from total invisi
bility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Probate Conrt

l 4. ~, = ''ung today filed a petition
l. ~, aa''e' court in the matter of
b.. s1 ,..,. d Frances H. Young. de-
81, ' aas. mat Charles b. burst be
b. y, administration The petltio Ue
~, ,, pe ,sso died on or about
b. NJ = , ls1o u Pittsburg, Penn.
Rs 49, , ~ y, by 20 rods Of the north.
lng q nnsa q section Q, township Hi 9'' /
7 fag & - * ! vest west valued at $50.
T. WI he lives in Pl r.S Sne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Father and Daughters Burned.

Versailles. Ind. Feb. 23-The home OF
George James, four miles from here.
burned this morning, and James and
his four daughters were burned 10
death. Mrs. James and another son
were absent from home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Extra Session Of senate,

Washington, Feb, 23.-The President
today issued a proclamation calling a
special session Of the Senate for execu-
tive purposes Immediately upon the
dissolution Of the present Congress.
March 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23

IN the suit OF the National Bank OF
tne Republic VS. Ann T. Groesbeck, ct
a. j. q. Gray, one OF the defendants,
To-Day filed his separate answer, dis
claiming any interest Whatever in the
real property described In plaintiffs
complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Rumored Capture of Dewet.

London, Feb. 23.--The rumor that
Gen. Dewet had been captured was put
In circulation again on the stock ex-
change but no confirmation OF the re-
port could be obtained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
Divorce Granted.

Judge Hall today granted a decree OF
divorce TO plaintiff, In the suit Of julia
Merkel VS. John Merkel, The com
pant was filed on Thursday last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23

The announcement will be read with
interest, particularly by the friends Of
Mr.. Anderson, who is now serving as
member of the lower house of the Utah
Legislature from Weber county. Mr..
Anderson w 43 years of age and ma
tive Of Sweden. He came to Utah in
1864 and has been a resident Of Ogden
ever since. He has held number Of
prominent positions Of trust and hon
or. He is at present associated with
the editorial management OF the Mu-
tual Improvement Era. His civil Of
fees have included the SUPPLEMENTARY
Of Weber county schools for eight years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23

chartered by the government to load
animals at Portland, Oregon, for the
PHILIPPINES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEMs ~

Washington, Feb. 23,-Edward II. An
derson. Of Ogden, was today appointed
surveyor general Of Utah by President
Mckinley, to succeed the late Judge
Jacob b. Blair.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-22

s.dziennlkarskie. Byf WytraWnJm
publicysta, rosumiejscym roIosenie
Fl potrzeby nasze. umiejacym sig
|predko 1oryentowad = sytuacYi.
Jako redaktor ,,Zgody" oddaI
Brodowski bez zaprzeczenia wielkle
us4ugi zw,azkowi. a trzeba VIE
dzie6. u wdwcsas Zwiazek byi.
~jeszcze biedny, 4e redakt6r ,,Zgo-
dy'' mu,slal nierax glodem przy-
mierad La te .clezka, mozoln4s,
twardas prace jego dziennikarska
ola Zwiazku - Bog mu : pewnod~
Gig. nagrode obmydli. "a jegc
czasdw ,,Zgoda" sosta{a przenie-
siona z Milwaukee do Chicago.
Po ustepieniu sredakcyi .Zsody"
sp. Zbigaiew za}oayf " Chicago
kantor sprzedazy gruntow.
Gu5ernator Altgelq miauowaf
20 k%omisarzem park6w. W r. 1895
seim Z. N. P. v Cleveland obraf
90 prezesem Zarzadu Cent. N. p.
"a czasdw jego prezydentury
stanaf W Chicago piekny dom
Zwiazkuf N. F. - oguisko ldei
narodowej.
Ma kilka m1esiecy, pred H:sej-
mem nastepnym sp. ZblgIiew zfo-
zyi ursad prezesa Zarzaiu Cent,
gdyz prezydent Mckinley miano-
wal 60 konsulem ameryka1sk!m W
WrocIawiu " mie6cie, " kt6ren
sp Zbigniew "a mlodych lat ucze~.
szczat* do wszechnicy.
Atol1 Rad niemiecki: ktdremu
z pewno5cia dzia}alnos6 patryotycz~
ma Brodowskiego " Ameryce znana
by}a - ME przyja} go do Wrocla~
via. Zosta} vice przeniesiony do
Sollngen.
l jake konsul amerykahski z
zam:1owaniem oddawaf sic spra-
won dziennikarsklem. Pisma ME-
mieckie W starym kraju zasila}
korespondencyami 0 handful ame~
rykanskim, a do polsko-amerykah-
skich nadesla} korespoudencye
zawsze tryskajace humorem.
A wlasclwie " sereu iego mig.
| - -. . ~ "
dY wesoto ME byfo. z powodu usta.
vicente niepokojacych go kfopot6w
pienie4nych. ZnacznY .doch6d mia'
wprawdzie jake konsul, lecz u
przykrza}y u'u zycie dtugi 3 daw~
n~iejszyoh lat, tax il o]sieroconei
rodzinie wiele sig 20 MIN zostat ME
mog{o.
|. Wiele on dobrego zdzia}a} ola
sp6feczenstw< polskiego i wog6le
ludzkiego "a swojego kr6tkiego
zywota, lecz korzydcl materyalnych
z tego mia1 ledwie lyle, il starczy~
10 mu ma mlzerne zycie, co jest
najlepszym dowadem jego prawof-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-22

'gazet Nowyorskich. vyjeeh1i =
Polskiaw roku 1863 jako skompro-
mitovany politycznie przyjechaiE
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych gdsie
|6wczas r6wnie4 byla wojna Po}ud~
mis- : P6lnoca.
Mai on przy sobie 34oc, 600
~ got6wce, k,6ra to sume usyska.
e sprsed4ty svych ddbr y Polsee.
Gaia e SUNG zlosyy1lw skarbie
stan6~ zjednocsonyeh : Washing.
tome : sam wstapit do armii j
znalazf Smlert M polu walk.
w roku 1897 prawnik jego.
.zamiessakssfy v Polsce otrsymaf cd
konsula Stan6w Zjednoczonych
J6zefa ,Howies rezydulacego v
Warss.wie wiademosc . majatku
20 polegtym %zo}nierzu, i re mole
otrzymac takowy jeSlis s}oky do
stateczne dovody. ze Jest istotnie
krewnym Dembickiego. suma IA
rszem z procentami do tel pory
wzroszla do 81, 0c0, ooo.
TrudnoSci " poszukiwaniack
"a krewnYmi Demblcklego 50
zuaczne, gdyz Rad rosvjski skon6~
skowaf i spali{ wszystkie paplery
i dokumenta polskie 2 owej epoki.
Dopiero pred mlesiacem zua-
leziono akta fsmilijne i M tej
p~odstswie pr.wuik starego zolnie~
RIA polskiego bedzie sic domagal
milion6w cd dawna lezqcych "
skarbcu Wuja Sauna. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-22
Mlliopy Ola Polak..

New York. - w skarb;e ST
.Ziedn. znajduje sic suma $4,000,
900 ola Dembickiego, kt6ry atoli
poprzednio must udowodu,t. ze jest
krewsym barona Ludwika Napole.
ona Demb,ckiego, kt6ry walczyf "
woinie .domowej v st, Zjedn.
padf na polu walki. sz
Pewien adwokat : NewsYorlkI'ut'
podjes sic wydostania tej sunny die
s.IpI,aadlkkobiercy, ktdry mieszka '
Polsce pod zaborem rosyjskim.
Prawnlk ten powiadomil mi
nis,ra Gage, ie xnaleziono papiery,
kt6re vyt.1'je. ie rad ma.do
vyplaceoia rodzinie Demb'ckiego
sumo s., 100000.
baron Dembickii, podaug opisu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-22
z. < BR0|D)0|W8Bd

z <. B|lR0D)O|M8BA
Ma pocz4tku minlonego ".
godnia naszedi nastepujacy tele-
gram 0 smierci bykego prezesa
Zsrs4du Centralneso z. N. 2.
konsula v Solingeu:
Kolonia, Is sierpnia.
Edmund =. Brodowski, ame-
rykansk, konsul " Solirgen umarl
v ~uledziele " dorau swego przyja-
ciela, miernika Kubickiego "
Eberswaldzie.. Umar} ragie. 2
Solingen -wyiechai " piatek, do
Berlina przyjechat v nled,zsiiels a
ztad zupe{nie zdrow ruszy} dalejzdo
Ebsrswaldu, gdzzie go spotkala
Smiert. iona jego obecnle rdwniez
do Eberswaldu wyiechaia.
Prezydent Mckinley pc obje-
ciu urzedowania, zamianowal Bro
dowskiego konsulem we Wroc}a~
win, atoli Rad niemiecki ME chc's{
go ma TEN stanowisku zatwierdzic
i w6wczas Rad standw ,Zjednoocz1eo--
nych przeni6sl 60 do Solingen:
Edmund Zbignlew Brodowski
pochodziI 3 P~leszeway W w. Ks.
Poznanskim, gdzie sig urodzi{
1859 r.. Pc skohczealu gimnazyum
= Sremie, siuchA prawa ~ uni~
wersytecie wrocfawskim. Przyby-
wszy do Ameryki, by1 ~najprz6d
redaktorem ,,Kurtera Nowc~Yor
skiego," ale wkr6tce opuscl1 to
stanowisko udaf sic do Kalifornji,
.gdzie przez lat szesG byl kustoszem
~.testament6w PREY tamtejszym
sadie. w Kalifornii poznal sig 2
Sienkiewiczem, z kt6rym zyf "
najserdeczniejszej pr2yjazni z
kt6rego towarzystwa, jake literal
bardzo wiele skorzysta}-
Nastepnie przeni6st sic do
Chicago | obja} redakcya .,Gazety
Chicagowskiej," kt6ra za}ozyf s:p.
Klupp. \
> .,Gazeta Chicaxowska" pod
redakcya Zbigniewa Brodowskiego
stauowi pewna epoke " dziennlkar>
stwie polskiem v Ameryce - byla
to, bowiem, molina powiedziet
pierwsza SAM dzielna redakcya,
pomieszczaj aca w&asne artyku{y
ME opuszczajaca cafej piracy redaka
cyjuej, jak dotad byto, ma nozyoe'
ID: tego tel czasu redaktorow vii
pism polskich " Ameryce da:eke
lepiej byll u~posaieni, a xtad, ma
turalnie, posz}o> zeludzie zdolniej
81 wykszta&censi Z daleko wiek'
{ sza korzyscla Ola og6fu czytajacycf
mogli sig 'zaja6 redakcya pism
polskich W Ameryce. ArtykuFy
Brodowskiego W ,.Gazecie Chica'
gowskiej':, ~zwrdclty uwage naczel'
nik6w Zwiazku Narodowego pol
skiego i wkrotce tel obj%i Brodow'
ski naczelna redakcje .,Zzgody.'
jake urzadowego organu teggo;
Swi&zku.
Ma tenn stanowisku Brodowsk
.odda} znakomite uslugi Zwiazkowl
kt6rego pomyslny rozw6i " pewne
2czesci iemu, xawdzieczaG nalezy.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-17

locality he visited, and when other vicini.
ties have been worked out, It Is his belief
that Sumpter will continue to produce In
large quantities.
A considerable interest was manifested
In the copper deposits over on the Snake
river, near the Cornueopia mountains.
Professor Lingren Is Of the opinion that
great wealth Is to be found In that vicin.
ity, far beyond the expectations Of those
who are now developing that region.
What silver exists In eastern Oregon, he
believes Is not In paying quantities. the
gold and copper being the only metals
worth prospecting for.
This forthcoming report Of Professor
Lingren will be Of great assistance to
those who are developing eastern Oregon.
While his examinations were made hasti'
ly, he worked to best advantage, having
the hearty cooperation Of the prominent
mineowners, and with the eye Of an ex.
perlenced scientist, which facts all com.
bine to make his rep ort one Of great
value.