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RlGBY, IDAHO.
DEATH OF OLIVER @. MYLER,
Ravages or Observation-Disclosures
Growth Of Town - The Fourth.

Hdvages OF Dlpntnefia-fnenof
Growth Of Town - The Fourth.
Special Correspondence.
Rigby, Fremont Co.. Idaho, June 27--
| This morning very early, q young man
named oliver ]. Myler was taken from
our midst. Deceased was the son Of
Oscar and Caroline Myler and was
about q years OF age. He has been
subject for years 10 occasional spells Of
sickness; the disease which has taken
him away being pronounced by the
doctor enlargement OF the heart
VICTIMS OF DIPHTHERIA.
Recently two children OF this place
have died OF diphtheria one little boy
about years OF age the son Of David
and Lillian NJ. Saxton and another the
4-year-old son OF Henry and Viola
Whitaker. The Whitaker family has
two or three more sick children but
they are recovering. The family IL
quarantined and We trust the disease
viii spread no farther.
PHENOMENAL GROWTH.
The rapid growth OF Rigby Is some-
what remarkable; We have no mines
or anything phenomenal here but the
population has almost doubled during
the past year. Among the buildings
now In course OF erection are grlst
mill with n capacity OF 100 barrels per
day, and two large mercantile estab-
lishments. one being erected by Mr.. C.
w. Hnl. OF Pocatello. Its dimensions
are about 50x2i feet with cellar. the
other by Mr.. James Eckersell OF Rex
burg. about G0x2s feet, TO carry about
$4,000 worth OF stock.
Crops here are growing finely; We
have any amount OF water and pros
rects for good haryests are excellent
The people are preparing to celebrate
our nations birthday IN rousing
manner and a ane program has been
prepared.
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

DIPPER GOLD MINING AND MILLING
Company Notice Is HEREBY given that tho
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Dipper Gold Mining aud Milling COMPANY
viii be held ut the Office OF the Secretarf.
hOOm g05 lempetol building Salt Lake
City Utah, on Monday the 7th day
OF July. 1902 al twelve O'Clock m.. for the
purpose OF electing Board OF Directors Tor
The ensuing year aud 20 consider and act
upon tho question OF ratlfyins the action Of
the Board OF Directors 10 executing bond
and lease upon The property owned by the
company. aud Tor the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meot-
INK. RICHARD T. MOHRIS
Dated May 3lst l9DA secretary
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MAGNOLIA MINING AND MILLING,
COMPANY

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ToCRHoLnERs
meeting. Noica Is hereby given thai thers
will be Especial meeting OF the stockholder,
ofthe Magnolia Mlnlng ard Wiling OompIny,
a cofp1atlon NJ Utah held on Tue DAY ths
tth Gay Of Ju'y A. ~ l9ls az the once OF
the company. III sonth Maln street, SAT-
Lake City, utan, NJ 10 O,Otk a. m. OF that
day the object AMI nurp. So. Of said melting
arr as fologs, 4. vt.
TO consider 100 q raiify an confirm the
action OF the Boa d u Director, in accent.
lug proposition for III, sale OF and selling
the whole OF the Companys properties fnr
slg5,O0Qoo, aud - consider aud aci upon such
other matter, ~ business As may properly
come before such meeting
A. W. MDuNTNEY.
secretary Magnolia Mining n | Milling Co.
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NOTICE.

Zlons Benefit Building society The
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
zion's Benefit Building society will be
held on Tuesday July s, 1902, at !
o'clock p. m, at r. c. NJ. |. shoe fac
tory, for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year, the presentation OF
the financial report and the transact
tion of such other business as may law
fully come before the meeting.
EDGAR HOWE.
Secretary.
Salt Lake City, June IS, 1902.
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the Eureka team at the Lake resor,
for q $50 purse.
A complaint has been entered in Jus
tice Fote's court by s. II Beasley
against d, II. Miner charging the lat.
ter with assault II Is said the two
men had some disagreement over Beas-
ley taken the lucern from land which
he has leased from Miner FOR making
brick, and that Miner drew revolver
on Beasley Mr., Miner has not yet
been arrested.
+. A, McGraw, who Is studying law
at Ann Arbor, Michigan, arrived home
last evening TO remain during the va
lntlon.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Deseret savings Bank,
will DO held on Tuesday. the sth day OF July.
A. ID. 1907, ut II o'clock noon. AT It's Office In
the Deseret National Bank Of Salt Lake City.
for the purpose OF electIng directors 20 serve
for the ensuing year. and for the transaction
on such other business as may lawfully come
before t. ELIAS A. SMITH, Cashier
salt Lake City, June "A. 1902
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outs, Brulses aud aurns Qaichy Healed.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Is on anti
septic lniment, and when applied to
cuts. bruises and burns, causes them to
heal without maturation and much
more quickly than by the usual treat
ment. For sale by all druggists,
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LAYTON.
Serious Illness Of wellsknown Cit
liens 49, Birth.

fZcns 49, birth.
Special Correspondence.
Layton. Davis Coz June T--A fine
son was born on Wednesday morning
OF this week to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Whitesides. All doing well.
Word was received yesterday from
Canada that Richard Pulling, a former
resident Of Layton, was dangerously
sick. He Is afflicted with a paralytic
stroke
Andrew Watt Of this place. whose
affection has baflled the skill OF physi-
clans for the past four years, Is az
present very low.
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SANDY.
Wiil Celebrate the Fourth In Grand
STYLE,

Special Correspondence.
Sandy, Salt Lake Co., June 2s.--sandy
win have grand celebration on the
Fourth, The Young Recult band Of
Taylorsville has been engaged. A salute
Of % guns will be given nj sunrise.
Allsops grove has been engaged, the ex-
ercisas viii commence at 1890 a, m.
The races consisting of foot, horse and
bicycles. viii commence at 2 p, m.
Some $50 VIII be offered In prizes. a
match baseball for a purse will be Civ
en- by the Draper nine and either Red
Gale on Bingham canyon nine. grand
display Of fireworks I'm the evening.
Mayor G. c. Grape win be master Of
ceremonies and Geo. Marriott viii be
chaplain.
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PROVO.
SALOON MAN FINED
Young People Overtaken by Dis.
aster by Fast Driving.
speclal COIrespondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co. June 2S.-Hon. James
II. Anderson was down from salt Lake
yesterday inspecting the Utah county
assessment records for the purpose Of
making comparisons with Salt Lake
county assessments,
Frank Cunningham was fined $50 by
Justice Foote yesterday for permitting
gambling in his saloon at Tucker
ovERTAKEN BY DISASTER.
Hyrum Evans, Of Provo Bench, and
thrown from buggy Thursday night
while driving on Provo bench and rac>
ing with another team. Miss Davis
had her right arm broken and the Ell.
bow dslocated, and Mr.. Evans cheek
bone was broken. DR.. Arid attend the
Injured persons, who are doing as well
as possible under the circumstances.
VIM r. Rydalch will deliver the
Fourth OF July alton In springvilie.
The town is making preparations for
a big celebration
David John and son will erect a
brick building on the ground now oc-
cUpied by Pcdersen's grocery store and
Clarks barber shop east Of Barney's
dry goods store. The new building will
probably be occupied by ID. John, Jr..
who. Il Is said intends TO go into the
mercantile business.
Thad. II. Cluff has accepted the po-
sition OF manager of the Provo knit
ting factory
The salt Palace company OF salt
Lake city VIII appear In the opera
house on the evening Of July T.
The Democrat Juniors viii play the
Salt Lake Reds on the afternoon % the
Fourth in the west square for the light
weight championship OF the state.
Later in the day the Juniors will play
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money was sent direct to Mayor Luft
who is a member OF Tintic Lodge, 70 be
used as he sees NJ TO alleviate suffer-
Ing and hunger.
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A. lIanauer, Jr., being first duly sworn ac'
oOfding 10 law deposes and says that ho Il
Secretary Of the above named company !
that tee statements made In the foregoing
report are true aud correct aud that said
statement contains full and correct exhibit
OF the condition OF said company's business
at tue close OF the year 1901
subscribed aud sworn TO before mo this
18th day OF May, l9J2.
lsEAL1 T. +. WOOD
Notary Public.
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RrNn YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old Books. Music and Magazines. Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound. The
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LIFE OF A PIONEER.

Autobiography Of Capt. jones 8.
Brown, $40 pages. bound In cloth. Price
1900; for sale at the Cannon Book Store,
(Deseret News. Props), II and 10 Main
Street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE LEVYING A TAX
q nd 10 the assessment OF property on o
streetbetween South Temple and Fourth
Streets, and on Third Street, between Q and
X Streets, In Sewer District No. /, for the
construction Of q sewer
cit Ordained by the City Council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah;
section /. That the City Council does bore.
by levy a tax aud provide for the assessment
upon the property hereinafter described
AUDITING on q Street between south Temple
and Fourth Streets, and on Third Street, be-
tween Y and X Streets. In Sewer District
No, l.
This tax is levied TO defray the expense OF
constructing sewer upon said portions OF
said streets opposite tho property hereinafter
described TO be especially effected and bene-
fitted by said Improvement aud IL is hereby
adjudged, determined and established. that
the same will be especially beneiitte there
BY ~ the foil amount OF the tar hereby
levied. and said parcels OF land are hereby
assessed at an equal and uniform rate In ac-
cordance with the linear foot frontage upon
the portions OF said streets abuttng on aud
therefrom. aud the tax hereby levied and 20
bo assessed upon said parcels OF land ia Two
Thousand Two ilundred Forty Dollars
$4,000 or 70-l0 Dollars N.f0) per front or
linear foot aud the Treasurer IS hereby au-
thorlled and empowered TO assess Ia accord
for the purpose herein mentioned The north
40 feet Of Lot Z. and all Of lot a BLOCK 5;
the north 40 feet Of Lot I. and all Of Lot 4
Block q; all Of Lots and 4, Block IL; all OF
Lots and g. Block le, all OF Lots ., s, 4 and
the east ltO feet Of Lot a Block 81 all OF
Lots aud I. Block 2s all Of Lots l aud 4
Block ga all OF Lots l. 9, 8 and the east ll0
feet Of Lot .. Block Is. Plat &C." salt Lake
City survey as the same are shown upon the
Official plats OF said City, 70 depth OF TWEEN
sec This ordinance shall take effect
upon approval.
Passed BY the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah, June 10Th, 1909. and referred TO
the Mayor for bis approval
City Recorder.
Approved by the Mayor, June 18th. 1909
EZRA THOMPSON,
Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH,
City and County OF salt Lake.
/. 10 Nystrom. City Recorder Of Salt Lake
City, Utah, do hereby certify that the above
aud foregoing Is full true ana correct copy
OF an ordinance cntitled An ordnance
levying tax and for the assessment OF
property on q Street, between south Temple
and Fourth streets, and on Third Street, be-
ween q aud K Streets. 10 sewer District No,
], for the construction OF sewer Passed
by the city Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah.
June 10Th 1907. and approved Dy the Mayor,
June 18th, 1907. rs appears OF record la my
office
IN witness whereof. have heteunto set
my hand and affiyed the corporate seal OF
said city. this 18th day Of June, 1904
lscalI j. o. NYsTRoM.
city Recorder
Bill No e5, Sever Extension NO. 70
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK

ARTISTIC JOB WORK
And printing specially attended to al
the Deseret News ONCE. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders q
speciality.
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STATE OF UTAH, J
Office OF the !
SECRETARY OF STATE

/, James T. Hammond, Secretary OF state
Of the state Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy
OF the statement OF the above named COM
pany now on file In my Office cath day Of
June, 1902. j. T. HAMMOND,
SEAL Secretary Of State.
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branch once Of u. y. ,l pessrS.
news ID ., rect where advertisement
fourth ss.. rrii win be reee,ve u,
and !uDssnn'is delivered by carriers W.
The New s,v evening on the ssi"'
ogden as in Salt Lake CITY. w
OGDEN NEWS.
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49, ------,--' ,,,r.1, JUNE 2s, 1902.
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PROBATE ANA GrARpiASsnlp
NOflCEM
s,e r,l,' ~ county Clerk or the respective
sishefs TOR further Information '''''s'''

In THE DISTRICT corpT PM.
t,l DIVISION, In and for Salt Lake Coma
w, s"le 9i Utah IN the matter N IN.
s siaa q Mary Jones iieeeaaei Ns,I tp'
st qs td pe' ivy OF J. u Mathews. admin.
Se, WI % %, tRe estate Of Mary Jones d.
eceout,t pn,fgssiI3 Ipr ne settlement Of Anal
9lstIipulion of the resldne of said ies W.
70 ,ne PERSONS entitled has been AT ~
a. " wy, At 10 o'clock a M - ggs
county Court House, in Inc court Ro t1e
Lake County, Utah. ~"' IVY sa't
=, wines the Clerk OF said CON, ,,t,,,
the seal thereof afiixed tbIs S ottrI WIZ
June A, H. 1902 ''"1 -iS' oay OK
(Scal) JottN r.a,r,e e.,
RI =, frank Emery. Deputy clerk
rufsuAoh X Cannon, Atiorneys
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IN TIE DISTRICT cOtRT PM.
paie DIVISION IN and for san Lake COM
VA STATE VI Utah. In me matter ~ ~
estate OF Charles y Tuokaeld DercssaTS
NeVet' Ihe petition Of Elkabeth Nj
duehh tlu administrators of tho esfata ~
6nhle5 H. Iuckdeld, deceased fnr con.
nfinatoh OF the sale OF the follo,ylng M.
scIlpev Ieal estate Of said decedenf fo.
WY. iert Of lot 4, block an MAI Z" y
Salt LAKE city survey, comlnpnejng a, n
point Ten rods east OF the sOuthwest cor'
hei on SAID lot 4 and runnlng tbehra
east R'9 feet; thence north three VOC
thence west s2.5 feet; thence south ihree
rousi 70 the place Of beginning. tgeetscy
WIN ~ Hght Of way over 10 said lard Az
serlbed as foll0ws to-Wt: Commencl{,,
three RODS north OF mo bouthwest eorntr
OF said lnt Z and running thence east Al.
Teen rods' thence north one rod, then west
niteeh F0ds, thence south one rod TO Tho
pace Oh beginning. Situated In Salt Lake
wy Nla county, State Of Utah for The
sum OF SNlV and upon the following
terms, tO-wt Cash ten ner cent IN ihe
bid TO De paid ~ the time Of sole. mi.
ance upon confirmation Of said sale Nv
the court ms appears from tbo return ~
sale, Med IN this Court, has been set For
hearing on Friday the 18th day OF fuly.
A. D. l9Ri az 10 o'clock a, M, at the ctun
~ Court House, In the Court Room II
said Court IN Salt Lake City. Salt Lal,p
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 2lst DAY N
June, A. d, 1902.
(seql) JOHN JAMES, Clerk
by T.. Frank Emery Deputy clerk,
Henj, Johnson, Attorney.
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A DARING BRONCHO BUSTER
Rough Rider WILDLY Describes His Methods OF Riding
And Tanning the Fiery Range Horse.

NM
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HOLDEN.

Tabernacle choir al saltalr today.
, 1902-03-22
$I34.43
IS THE ASSAY VALUE PER TON OF
ORES FROM THE COLORADO
MINE At JELM.
Assay Made BY M. Houston and viii
Be Photographed BY the Manager
Of the Company Owning the Claim
Trace Of Gold and Some Value
In siIver-other Mining Matters.

Louis Miller, manager for the Wyo-
ming Queen Mining company, in the
Jelm mountain district, was today
handed a assay made by Harry H.
Houston of this city Of some ore from
the Colorado mine, one Of the group
of claims owned by the Wyoming
Queen company. The ore was brought
in from the mine by Mr.. Miller and
handed to Mr.. Houston for assay. The
result Of Mr.. Houston's test showed
the following as the mineral values of
the ore.
Gold-Trace.
silver-Ounces, 27-1O; value. s1.35.
Copper-Per cent, SO 27-10O.
Total value per ton, $134.43.
Mr.. Miller will go out to the mine to
morrow and get such specimens of the
ore from the mine as will show the
value absolutely and have another
assay made. This one is of the high
est importance but he will satisfy
himself that the mine-run is also as
high In copper.
1t 10 Mr.. Miller's intention to have a
photograph OF the assay certificate
handed him by Mr.. Houston made, and
from this will be made half tone cuts
to illustrate the advertising matter If
the company.
, 1902-03-22
BENEFIT
WILL RESULT IN THE VISIT OF
PRESIDENT SMILEY AND
COMPANIONS EAST.
They Visited the Colorado state Uni
versity, the Agricultural College at
Fort Collins, the Nebraska State
University and the State Agrieul-
tural College at Ames, Iowa.

fiesen' o"ies anu iioi ~
!" e'uineu se y 'ip :"
rort coihns' nouiuer anu o p
IN oo'oraoo' 'ne s'a'e University VI
Ne'iaSAa d. anu INC low" ne
ricu''urai eoiese q. Ames' gre e'ea
p'easeu AZ the result OF 'he Trip Ahe'
came nome win a determiha.lon 70
make more OF tne i've s'oek n~usoAnars
OF Inc state than ever. rea'izihs 'na'
that Is the paralho"n' naustry III 'ue
, 1902-03-22

in the city from their Big Laramie
ranch today, laying in some supplies
an. incidentally looking over the MILL
merry displays-Mrs. Sutherland is.
w. H. Mead came down from Wal
colt yesterday and today removed his
family to that place where they will
reside during the summer. Mr.. Mead
is the progressive livery and feed stable
proprietor of that bustling little village.
Frank H. Clark, referee in bankrupt
cy, returned to Cheyenne today,
having completed the hearing in the
first meeting of creditors in the Tenn
pie of Economy case and confirmed the
appointment of T. H. Gibson as trus-
tee.
Charlie Nissen came trotting into
this office last afternoon with a live
butterfly, but admitted that his wife
caught it in her hot frames, and that
don't go. A Republican reporter saw
a robin in the yard at st. Lawrence's
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Thompson, who
have been in California for the past
three months, returned today. They
had a delightful time on the coast, Mr..
Thompson's health has greatly i'm
proved, and both are sowing the bene-
fit Of the vacation. Mr.. Thompson is
the janitor at the university, and was
given a three months leave of absence
on full pay.
, 1902-03-22
WILL TEACH TOMMY AJklNS.
Wyoming BrOncho Busters to SHOW ~
britisher Real HorssmanshiA

Wyoming Broncho Busters to show sAa
britisher Real Horssm.nshin
Jayson Johnson, broncho buster o{
Cheyenne. Wyo., Is now acting ~ ex-
amining. purchasing and forwarding
agent in the supplying Of the British
cavalry in South Africa with western
American mounts. Within the last
year tie British government has pur.
chased from 5000 to rs. 200 head OF
horses from the American ranges,
These American range horses make
ideal cavalry horses when they have
natural cavalrymen to ride them-an
article in which the British army seF.
vice is deficient. To obviate, a. far
as possible the shortcomings of the
average Tommy Atkins. q corps Of
seventy Wyoming riders has been ad-
ded to the South African British war
establishment, with the special duty
of initiating British cavalrymen into
the many and elusive "bucking'' mys-
teries of the American broncho. Mr..
Johnson expresses the opinion that
the present use in the Boer war of
American western range horses under
British saddles has laid deep the
foundations Of an almost exclusive
British buying Of these horses for fu-
ture cavalry service.
, 1902-03-22
Two Notable jail Escapes.

The impromptu or half-accidental e.
capes from prison recorded In history
have been frequent. OF this class Of
evasion scarcely a more notable In
stance is recorded than the flight Of
Louis Napoleon from the chateau Of
Ham. To be precise 1t was less Q
flight than a stroll. The prince Just
walked out Of prison and made good
his escape. 1t was admirably simple,
but it was also very ingenious and
risky In the highest degree. 1t could
not have been managed without ~
sistance and altogether the feat b.
longs to the class Of escapes extraor-
binary. Worthy Of a place beside this
exploit is the escape OF the Comte d.
Lavalette from the concierger1e In
Paris in 1915, dressed In the clothes ol
his wife, who was allowed to dine with
him in the prison. This was one Of
the most audacious and p~erilous Of
forts of the kind aver made, but d
Lavalette had a strong inducement
Tor he lay under sentence Of death.
, 1902-03-22
PROGRAM
or ROCKY MOUNTAIN SYNOD IN
THREE DAYS SESSION
HERE IN APRIL.
Sessions Will Begin at West Side
Church on the 18th and End on the
Evening Of the 20th-Some Noted
Members Of the Synod and Others
Will Be Present-services In Eng
iish.

Following is the program for the an
nual meeting of the Rocky Mountain
synod of the Lutheran church, to be
held at the West Side church in this
city on the 18th. 18th, 18th, 18th and
Goth of April, when all the pastors in
the synod and many others will be pres
ent:
April 16. 1880 p. M, sermon in Eng
fish by the president. Rev. E. w. Simon
Of Denver, and in Swedish by Rev. A
M. Soderstrom of Leadville.
April II, $50 a. M, business session:
p. m, Growth Of the Lutheran
Church in the United States" Rev. D.
B. Smith of Boulder; 1880 p. m. Home
Missions" Rev. J. X. Rizer of Canon
City; Church Extension" Rev. DIR,
Yarger. Atchison, Kas.
April 10, $3.50 a. m, business ses.
sion; 2 p. M, Sunday school confer.
ence: Organization of the Sunday
School," Rev. D. B. Smith; "Benevo.
lence in the Sunday School," Rev. H.
p. Hansen, Laramie; Home Depart
ment,' President E. W. Simon; 1880 p.
IN, Work. Rev. M. L
Tate, Cheyenne; THE Young Peoples
Society as a Developer Of Workers"
X. j. w. Ffnkbfner, d. D.. Colorado
springs.
April ~, $3.50 a. M, business session;
p. M, reports from the pastors OF the
state OF the church; "Dimculties In
Church Work and How to Overcome
Them" Financial" President Simon;
, 1902-03-22

Latest Revision Of Mining Laws.
The Republican has completed the
publication Of = neat and convenient
pamphlet containing the mining laws
Of Wyoming and of the United States
together with the regulations theSeun-
der. This work IL the latest and only
WORK Of the kind published and con-
tains the laws In effect January LIST,
1862. Tho laws r arranged In CON
vslient pocket form, fully indexed and
area ready reference for anyone inter
estsd in mining. Copies may be had 1t
The Republican once for the small
sun of 40 csats.
In addition to this pocket edition Of
the mining laws. The Republican can
furnish almost any form Of mining
blank desired. including location no.
tus, placer location notice. proof Of
tabor. mining deed. bond. lease the op.
-
, 1902-03-22
The southern stock Company.

The Southern Stock Company.
All next week at the Opera House
this popular repertoire company will
present number Of new comedies and
dramas. clever specialties and vaude-
vile features. giving a continuous
show. n connection will be a piano
recital by Prof. e. M. Camire Of the
Boston Conservatory Of Music
The Southern Stock company hal
been playing the Pacific coast circuit
for several seasons. The clever lead
ing lady, Miss McAlpine, will star in a
new play next season. Francis Murray
and wife, formerly Of Fatal Gard" and
Human Hearts," are especially en-
gagged with this company. Several old
favorites from the Bittner company
are also with the Southern Stock com
pany.
Remember. . good show at popular
prices, 10, 20 and so cents.