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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-25
JUST AS EASY.

to cook nice things as rolling off log,
especially when YOU buy one of those fine
Cook stoves from X J.. STONE. Have
you seen the Dewey Cook Stovey Why, II
is grand. Have YOU seen the FiH Lee
and Good Luck: Justtake look at them
Also take a look at the Steel Ranges and
our Albright Stoves can show YOU the
finest that are made | Will not name any
prices here, but will guarantee to be
cheaper than anyone. am born stove
man, and practical in all IT'S branches
haven't got the business to learn, eSpeciaIly
when I have been workingatitfor 7Syears
NV prices will knock the persimmons of
the trees Many a dollar Will be saved II
youcallat -. L. STOH E'S the oldest
stove house in the city, 2o} Commerce
street.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-25
VOL II No 70
n n CHESAPEAKE
~ AND
ONO RAILWAY

THE MOST POPULAR ROUTE HErwEtN
KtHMONn, NORFOLK, Fokr~Mol TIT, NiM f'NI
MEMS, uIu POINT. LNNthhl kG, ANA
hours quicker TO tiNtlNNATl
.oUlsNU.LE, ST. loiiS,
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
ALL POINTS N
MICHIGAN.
oLORADO POINTS, therNCifN COAST. the " t-I'
.,.. NOErNN fsI. ~Ot rHW ESr ana
TKANs-PACtFlt FORTS.
Perfect equipment. heavy steel rail. bal
Astcd roadway Nestihued. electric lighted
rains. carrying Pullman sleeping and dining
sars.
For rates, tickets. schedule and other IN
formation apply at any ticket office ot the {.
4 %. Ry. and connecting lines, or address . no.
D. Potts. a e. T. A., G.. y O. Ry, Richmond
Va
T. T. DOYLE "A W.FULLEK.
Gen Man gen. Pass Agt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-25
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

Nos 81 and 34-Florida and Metrop"Iteh
limited Pullman Drawing-room. Dhsert IL
lion and Compartment Sleeping 'ars ur-
tween New York and -. Augustine run
man Dining Cars between New t"rk ana
yustin. Vestibuled coaches between New
York and Washington, aud between men
mOnd and 81. ugustine fllimah SieephE
ems ttri-weeklyi between Washington ana
Pinehur-t. Pullman Sleeping cars ldaiy De-
tween Jacksonville and Tampa; and between
Jacksonville ! and Orlando. Also. / hrpugh
Drawipg-room Sleeping cars between Ne"
York and Atlanta. and Cafe cars between
%ns ~ and G6 Florida aud Atlanta Fast
Nail Through Drawing-rOOm Buffet sleep
inE Cars between New York and Iampa'con,
netting at Hamlet with sleeping Car 10 ana
from Atlanta. IN connection with Mhlch
Through Pullman Tickets are sold Finest
10Y ". j. MAY,
City Ticket Agent.
I p SMITH.
District Passenger Agent.
'Pbnne 4O5 $40 East Main street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-25

n,oc,ood nxyac color any thing any color
D!dliIUilu DyCo simple, durable, ,ecOnomi-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-25

Train No - leaves Richmond . ]" a m
daily for Petersburg. Norma. y 80 anu al'
int.ymediate noints OnuectiOn 40 NOrilna
with train arriving Henderson 10 p M aod
RAJ lgh g 80 p m daily, and durham = M
daily. except sunday ,t.....
New Yorh and the East del 8. No 3t ato-to
a H. and No 66 at 300 = m
Connections at Jacksonville ana amp
for 81 Florida EAST Coast points ana uDn uDfn,
and Porto Rico Al New Orleans lor an
points I'm Texas. Mexico. and aliOrnla
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND DAILY
6.85 am No - From all points south
4.55 . m No 81 and southwest
5.45 d mn. No Be- From Norlina. {. Peters
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-25
SEABOARD
AI2 LINE RAILWAY

.rNrlrtLcIrY R0r TIE.
Saor. H4.t, ir'aripal Cities of the >'ul"
and Nu..h,r-t. Florida. cuba. irA'N'' am
fornia ami Mexico. reaching thr Capitals o'
SIX states
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-25

SMll II.
District Passenger Agent.
phone 400 $50 East MAIN street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
MINING NOTES.

Charles Lammersdorf, the Gold Noun
tain mining operator, Is In the city on
a visit
The management Of the Martha
Washington has another car of ore on
today's market.
Broker Herman Bamberger has re-
turned from a trip 10 Portland and
Baker city, Oregon.
Managing Director Holden Of the
United States company Is expected
from Bingham tonight
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Carisa company Is In ses-
sion this afternoon.
One car each OF Columbus OF Alta
and Sioux-Utah OF Tintlc ore win be
sold on controls received today.
Manager Snow Of the Martha Wash
ington is today visiting the mine,
which Is in very good condition.
General Superintendent G. f. Allen Of
the United States company has re-
turned from the Centennial-E Eureka.
ore and bullion settlements IN this
city yesterday as reported by McCor-
nick & Co, amounted TO S62,l0O
The Bingham Con has four cars OF
ore from Dalton and Lark awaiting
shipment from the sampler to the
smelter
Supt John A. Kirby OF the Daly-Wost
has gone 10 Butte TO attend the Inter-
national mining congress, which con-
venes next week.
Eagle and Blue Bell second class ore
to the extent OF three carloads ana
Mammoth ore and concentrates to the
extent Of two ears each have been sam
pied and await settlement on todays
market.
Manager Ed. Prudential Of the
Manhattan OF Phoebe has again reached
the city and this time with samples
from recent developments IN the mnc
that show 1000 ounces silver TO the
ton.
Manager RAIDER OF the Annie Laurie
came up from the mine last evening
He reports the enlarged mill in full op-
Grafton. while the mine Is being worked
on by nearly 900 men. The properly Is
In magnificent condition.
The Taylor and Brunton MANAGEMENT
reports that the following shi ments
as having been sampled and sent %
assay. Four cars OF ore from Bingham.
one from Alta, and seven from Tintic;
also two cars Of concentrates from
Tlntic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
CURLING MINUS TODAY.
Exchange Members Decide to stand
BY Governing Board.

There was absolutely no curbing this
morning Notwithstanding that IT was
reported in a morning paper that 1t
would be carried on as usual. When
brokers Of the standing OF Messrs. Pol
lock, Hudson, Oberdorfer, Miller Page,
Doscher and Clark unqualfiedly pro-
nounce curbing injuries to the ex-
change, the mine owner and investor
Il is pretty much OF lie to state that
the more industrious and the more
prominent brokers" object to the way
the board OF governors is managing
things The present board was not
80 long ago elected unanimously at
meeting OF all the members OF the ex-
change. Many mine owners and In
vestors regard its members as thor
oughly representative Of the more sub
stantial and better reputed brokers
and its rulings have so far been hearth
ly endorsed by many bankers and bust
ness men interested In Utah mines.
One prominent mine owner said today
"The policy being pursued by the board
OF governors Is highly commendable
and II the exchange is ever to have any
influence outside Of the narrow limits
OF the rail that surrounds the ex-
change pit, the members must endorse
and live up TO rules forbiddlng curb
ing and like pernicious things, The
investor and mine owner must be con-
tidered and protected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
JENNINGS ON CocoNINo.
Thousands of Tons OF Ten Dollar
Copper Ore Exposed.

Manager Il. p. Jennings OF the Cocoon
mo copper mines was very enthusiastic
yesterday over the wonderful showing
Of ore now exposed in that northern
Arizona bonanza,
Thousands of tons Of 10 per cent cop
per ore Is alread. exposed, said Mr.,
Jennings, and the immensely Of the
proposition can be conjectured when |
tell you that in each OF two parts OF
the property layer or 10 feet deep of
10 per cent copper and in area not less
than one Of the 10 acre squares in this
city, has been exposed and proven up.
Experts have said that the ore will not
be found at depth. They have not yet
been proven wrong but with the guam
THY OF ore near the surface that we
know Of the mine Is quite a wonder"
Regarding the Nell process mill, Mr..
Jennings stated that II has worked very
satisfactorily and with the increased ca
paclty now being provided for about 10
tons OF copper bullion will be produced
daily. Mr. Jennings expects to leave
again for CoconlnO early next week
and states that the enlarged mill VIII
go in commission soon after his return
TO the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
DELAGoA BAY GOSSIP.
Sale OF Portuguese East African
Possessions 10 be Announced,

New York, Aug. 3O.-One Of the most
interesting features OF the slack season
In London Is a revival OF the rumor
anent Delagoa bay, cables the Tribune
correspondent at London II Is asserted
that the purchase Of the Portuguese
possessions In East Africa will be an
nounced when parliament meets, and
that II viii be followed by German 40
QUESTION OF IA portion of them, In ac-
cOrdance with u secret convention with
Great Britain. There is no direct con.
firmation OF this story from an authen.
tic source, but there Is clrcumstantlal
evidence that leads close observers 70
credit the rumor, Lord Miners recent
visit to Lorenzo Marques never has
been satisfactorily explained nor have
the proposed annexations OF Transyaal
territory 10 Natal any Significance I'M
less the intervening district adjacent
to the Portuguese frontier can be add
ed. Men versed in African affairs are
predicting the speedy purchase of Por.
tuguese territory and the extension Of
Natal northward and material compen-
satlon TO Germany for The neutrality
maintained during the Boer campaign,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
Development is Being Driven on
Many Properties
LEWIS RETURNED TODAY.
states That Majestic il Adding Some
More Properties TO FITS Holdings
Matt Cullen Active.

News from Beaver county Is most
Encouraging and from all reports the
entire district viii be the scene OF much
activity this winter. Many properties
are now being developed and within o
short time not a few others viii re-
cclye attention.
Prest. A. b. Lewis, Of the Majestic,
who returned this morning, reports
work to have commenced on tie
ground wherein the new 300 ton smell
ter will stand and at the old Hiskory
buildings are being put up preparatory
10 a vigorous campaign Of develop
ment. The o. Il. is in splendid condl-
iion. Mr.. Lewis reports that several
more properties will soon be added 10
the Majestic company's holdings, he
saws. however, that the time Is no,
ripe for disclosing the details
Among this mornings arrivals from
Beaver county was Matt Cullen VINO
owns the Wild BIZ, Burning Moscow
and other claims In the district. IL
IS stated that under his orders work
has been commenced on the Wild BIZ,
and that with five men development
Is now being pushed, Mr.. Kelley, o
prominent Chicago brewer, Is interest
I'd with him.
Work on the Copper Mountain Is be-
Ing actively pushed and the mine Is re-
ported to have great showing. Man
nger Lloyd is much pleased and hopes
room to have the value of the properly
demonstrated beyond doubt. The
owners of the Cave mine. the Carbon
ate and Rather and several other pro-
perties are doing much to open up
their mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
BUSINESS VERY
GOOD GENERALLY
FINE CROPS ARE ASSURED.
Manufacturing Plants Fully Occupied
Iron Furnaces suspend Produce
ton, Coke Cannot be Secured.

New York, Aug, Pr. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomor-
row will say: Gradual resumption OF
anthracite coal mining is encouraging
although the output is not yet sufficient
to have any commercial value Business
conditions are unsatisfactory at the
strike center but reports from all other
sections Indicate unusually prompt
revival after the summer yaca-
ton season. with exceptionally
large operations among dealers In
the agricultural region. Notwith-
standing some bad weather large crops
are now practically assured.
Manufacturing plants are now fully
occupied as a rule the least gratifying
reports come from furnaces that can
not secute coke, owing to railway block
AIDES. The transportation problem is
becoming serious. as the factor OF crop
moving is about to be added and, more
over. much coal must be moved by rail-
that usually goes to consumers by lake
and canal.
Iron furnaces are suspendlng pro-
duction because coke cannot be secured,
and It Is evident that the rate Of out
put at the opening Of the new month
will show serious loss.
1.-THE dry goods Iobblng trade reports
a liberal distribution. and supplies are
only moderate In the primary market.
Changed conditions In the raw material
have accelerated Inquiries for cotton
goods, buyers seeking figures on for
ward contracts and placing fair
amount Of orders There Is also better
demand to meet immediate REQUIRE
menis. and exporters TO China are again
In the market for brown cottons.
Slightly less activity Ia seen In mems
wear, wool and wooden fabrics, but fam
oy worsteds are In better request At
last footwear markets have been able TO
secure a moderate advance In prices In
response TO the recent sharp advance in
materials, Jobbers are no longer dis
posed to Wait but place orders freely.
Retailers are also pressing iobbers for
immediate deliveries OF goods for cur
rent trade. Leather Is strong and ac-
tive, while hides made higher record
prices, but the market has Quieted
down.
Deterioration from the exceptionally
brilliant outlook for cotton gave specu-
lators an opportunity to advance OPP
options early IS a bale, and the dealings
were heavy, SPOT cotton was less
sharply advanced although a firm tone
developed.
Failures for the week numbered IT'S
In the United States, against POP last
year, and IA in Canada, against 81
year ago"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
Utah Construction Company Ships
Teams and Outfit to Wyoming
SALIVA BRANCH FINISHED.
Two Twenty-mIie sections Ready Tor
Laying Steel Work Commence"
on Line TO ogden.

The Utah Construction company n"s
completed the work on the sallna cut
off as far as the contracts have peen
let to date. Last night four carloads Oh
horses and implements that nave peeh
used in construction work by the COM
pany in salina Canyon this summer
passed through Salt Lake on their way
to Wyoming where they will be put 10
work on track repairs on the Union "a
clhc main line.
with this exodus there are now SIX
teams at work In the canyon finishing
up the work prior to the laying OF steel
When this will be done is at the present
time problematical. but It can be SAFE
ly assured that no rails Will be laid on
the sallna branch until the steel is re-
leased on the main line improvements.
The company proposes when It does lay
steel to put down light rails for the
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
SPIKE AND RAIL

W. II. Snedeker, the San Franclsco
general agent Of the Illinois Central
is in town. N"''" at
H. - Gorham, commercial agent Of
the ROCK Island at Portland ore Az
rived IN salt Lake this morning.
Commercial Agent ], Z. Orlesbv ~
the ROCK Island, Is confined In bi+
nome suffering from a severe cold.
H. V. Plat has gone TO poco,ero
where the local lodge OF Elks pronoees
ing. '''''' '''' even
The Chicago & Northwestern -.
l;1VO double deck sheep cars. Local
snIppers are wondering what has be-.
Senator Clark il quoted as tbe o.,
thorlty for the statement MAJ a..
Deep Creek district viii not he oyar ,0
built. 'u'V ioad is
me condition Of Ticket Agent tart..
VI butte was decidedly improvad tSil
morning. \ second operatIon s'il'
EYER VIII be necessary ere he can ies".
tie hospital. 80 "a" ieaVe
DlstIlct Passenger Agent Z Drob.
a l travelling Passenger Agent Tpo
Wehela OF the Rock Island cam
from Montana this morning w.
IoWnsend, the travelling passa,, ~
s sloIl OF me same road, also came N
Ofiicial announcement ,s n.da -,
appointment OF w. Fred rovsm y. we
'iA'An' superintendent Of motive pow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
THE BAMBERGEn SYNDICATE
Allotment of Stock Completed 90 81
mon Hamburger Is Coming,

Adyices from the east state that with
the close Of business today In New
York the allotment Of stock In the
Bamberger-De Lamar gold mines, S5'-
00O, GOO, company viii have been COM
pleted and that with that done Simon
Bamberger WIN leave for this city
The great company has been success
fully noated at ten dollars share ana
with an abundance OF money In It's
treasury It viii be placed on an earning
and dividend paying basis with all pos
sibe speed.
Az present equipment for the electric
plants and enlarged mill Is being hur-
ried 10 the ground, while under the SUI
perlntendency Of Frank Janney the
mines are being got In shape for Inn
mense production.
II Is estimated that not less than 500
900 a month net will be earned by the
company from the startup Of the en-
larged mill, while the known net re-
sources OF the mines figure up approx
hately three million dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
Investigate CHILEAN Railways.

New York, Aug 30.-The chamber Of
deputies, by a small majority. has an.
pointed a preliminary commission 10
investigate the management of the
state railways, cables the VALPARAISO
correspondent Of the Herald.
The secretary Of finance estimates
that the revenues next year win
amount TO ll40OO. 600 pesos and that the
expenses vii be 5000 900 pesos
Elaborate preparations are being
made to welcome the Argentine battle.
ship San Martin.
me french minister, Julian G. Cir.
ard de Rallle who has been ON "a ieavo
OF absence. and the new Paraquavan
minister, Senior Huan Cogorno have
arrived here.
The Llama volcano has been in erun.
ton since Sunday. No damage has
been reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
Another Paper Road.

New York, Aug 3O-In the hearing Of
the application to the state railroad
commissioner by the New York Cana
dian Pacific Railroad company for per-
mission TO issue a mortgage for $4,000
900 In order that the projectors Of the
railroad may begin its construction.
counsel for leading railroad company,
presented an argument declaring that
the road has no existence and that 1t
consists only Of consolidation Of sew
eral railroads which never existed save
on paper The hearing was not con-
Guided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
BULLION BEoK. EUREKA HILL.
Trial Of s1,000,0O0 Suit Rapidly
Nearing an End.

Before Referee Farley L. Williams
the hearing of testimony In the 81 .O0O
goo damage suit brought by the Bull
lion-B Beck against the Eureka Hi will
conclude today.
The case will commence 10 be argued
on Monday and according to counsel
for the plaintiff W. II. Dickson. day
and half will be required before the
case VIII be submitted to Referee VIII
liams for his opinion While It Is not
known how soon a decision will be ar
rived at It IS quite generally believed
that II will not be long in coming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
COPPER AND SILVER.
Eastern Adyices Indicate Healthier
Tone to Market.

Reports from New York state that
while there has been a steady increase
In the production of copper since the
first Of this year the exports have quite
as steadily decreased. Nevertheless
consumption is reported to be steady
while considerable business IL being
done There IS reason to believe that
the copper market will show consld-
cradle Improvement within the next few
months
Regarding silver the Guggenheims are
quoted as saying, conditions are very
encouraging and the effect Of the heavy
unloading Of stored silver will before
long be overcome. The white metal
will obtaIn OF better prices soon"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
Charree Can spare Cavalry.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-Gen. Chaftee
has cabled to the war department that
he and his successor. Gen. Davis, are Of
the opinion that another regiment Of
cavalry can now be spared from duty
in the Philippine Islands. The neCes-
sary orders have been forwarded to
him to send home one regiment, and
the headquarters and six troops OF the
Ninth cavalry will be relieved fl1m
duty and will sail on the Logan for
San Francisco Sept. 16 the remainder
OF the regiment to sail Oct /. The sta
tions for this regiment in the United
States have not been designated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
j. F. BAKER QUITS.
Pullman superintendent Says He IL
Through with Railroading.

]. y. Baker the retiring superlnten-
dent Of the Pullman service at Ogden
was In Salt Lake this morning shaking
hands with his friends prior to leaving
for New York tomorrow. Mr.. Baker
his morning stated that he wa7
through with railroad business f5r
good, and that he had handed IN his
resignation with that idea in view, u
do not know just what | shall do, but |
am going back to my old home where
I intend TO give my boy a good educa-
tlnnn he said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.

the deposits. At present several drills
arc at work and II II the purpose OF
tie Kimberly crowd TO find out the
condition Of affairs at some depth on
Iron mountain. Just what the future
OF the Utah fields win be is not known
but the visit at this time Of Messrs.
Kimberly, Bull and Wallis and Jon =
is stated to indicate that big cor
toration viii soon be launched to push
MATTERS near Cedar City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-Cattle- Receipts.
300, good to prime STEERS S.00GS.75: poor
TO medium, i00d125 stockers and
feders 2.5Odb25, cows, l.j0R5.50; heif-
ers. 250IGOO; Gamers, l.5Oa2.a: bulis.
2J0Q5OO; calves, 9.75aL25; western
steers, A0OG5S5.
Hogs-Receipts today 5000; Monday.
$4,000; left over $500, steady to strong;
meixed and butchers, lOd75O good 10
choice heavy, 7A0Q770; rough heavy,
6950I2O light L0OaI50; bulk Of sales,
I25673j.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1000. steady: good
to choice wethers. 3.5O08.75: fair 10
choice mixed, 2.J0G3jO western sheep.
250gS6j native lambs, 350d6.lO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

hood 1t will reach ogden tonight in
which event II will be installed next
week. By that time the motor, It is
thought, will be here, so that in a
week or 10 days the four pumps will
be working full capacity This Will
make stream Of 500 cubic feet per
second, to be distributed among the
farms lining the road from that sec
tion to this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
CONSTRUCTION BEGUN.
Force OF Men az Work on Ogden
Electric Line.

Engineer Gideon A. Gibbs Of the Salt
Lake & Brigham City electric road this
morning stated that he had two forces
OF men Al work on the right OF way In
the vicinity OF the towns Of Kaysville
and Bountiful At present there are
but ten teams working. but by Sept
Is he expects to have big force scat
tered along the proposed line with the
object in view OF completing the line
through from Salt Lake to Ogden with
dispatch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
New Man for Lehlgh Valley.

+. d. Cakes, the assistant city pas.
senger agent Of the Wabash in st
Louis, has been appointed the travelling
passenger agent OF the Lehigh Valley
In Chicago territory reporting 10 W.
b. Wheeler, the Northwestern passen.
ger agent, whose Office Is IN that city.
Mr.. Cakes now is taking a vacation
and VIII assume his new duties on thu
first OF next month. Mr.. Cakes is ex.
pected to take his maiden trip to Salt
Lake In the near future wien he pro.
poses to take In the sights under In,
ehaperonage Of his old friend, w. B.
Townsend Of the Rock Island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
VISITING IRON MINES.
Kimberly Crowd Is Inspecting Iron
Couuty Deposits.

On last evenings train Messrs. Kim
berly, Bull and w. S. Wallis. OF sharon
pennsylvania, John T Jones. OF Mlch-
gan; Charles 7. Reader and Walter g.
rner left for the iron deposits near
CEDAR City which some time ago were
eptoned by the Miner Syndicate 10
$4,000
Since the option was granted not q
little work has been done 10 open W.