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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Information Wanted.

Carroll Journal: Can anybody give us
any information OF the whereabouts OF
that State dog law over the passage OF
which some Of OUR contemporaries went
into ecstacies q year OF so ago? Is 1t
dead, or is it merely sleeping?
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Scr: Fatl:cr what is political economy:
Fatae-: Political economy. nay boy, is
that brand Of GEORGIAN which a politician
adjusts 70 lis dealings with truth.
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This glorious October SIN. which,
pleased Danic. WEBSTER 50 l:uch when
he spoke from our capitol cters October
TO Ria;1rlcnti. but is particularly welcome
II ne could !iHGc. herc unit! Christmas
!:e would he 4 welcome guest ami ] money
saving one SO fa1, IS tho "colsun.p;icn"
CT fuel is concerned.
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Prepared.

SO the Doctor says there is no horc
for Grlffgsn.an:,'
80 he told ne.
DO you think his w:Te is prepared Tor
the worst
I should say SO: wig. shes lived with
him for more than twenty years.
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Dr. Gayle PIES,

BUTTE. MONT. October -o1 !. =
CSyle. VINO was shot. i, IS ulessl :
Editor J. ". Holly October ll5a, w.
to-day. ke!ty's hearing IS set ser HsA'
week.
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'sWhcn it comes to stumping the district
I'm right in it, exclaimed the wooden
legged candidate.
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The Lean.
AN echo from the Horse Show.
N'riStea tGr the Di.patCf.)

AN echo from the Horse Show.
NNriStea tor the I}i.patch.)
Her *tccd was white ana hcr eyes were
black:
She wore ] s;lacn siva!.e:
And the beams would dance from her
polished boot
AS she lightly skinned the hurdle.
;
The days have parsed: she's whispered
Yes:
iie:' voice was Ike the turtle.
IS ,1!aEf@Ily she said 10 nc
i think veil skim the hurdle
~ LYNCH HCEGER.
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Fsre sor tAc sauad Trip W
So-fs>rn Ecsirax

Or November S. .. 10 II, = the sew Nv
err. railway VIII sell sncciai tickets e ~ 3.
Orleans .,ns3 return. ~ che fare ~.
round trip. applying from al ,a
Tickets sold s. 8. 10. limited ten days. IN, M.
sold Nsvsmte. g L, limited q NoEsl- -.
81. Double daily nrlstetl service: ofts
night on the roat}
Division Passenger AsT'e
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as the high schools il our cities. barring
the languages.
1T Is true that We ire co-frca,sd 81
a maze OF problems yet 70 be solved bu
should we not take & certain prtde
the thought that We are among the RIO,
reers in land which! IS without doub,
pregnant with many possibilities?
BAEkSDALE BAgg2.
September Il. 1S02
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IT is only poe.ical license that accrcd-
its tie pis:isfsls Of 2 watch as being TAX
en- t1o..l the wings CT tine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

SUBSEQUENT proceedings considered,
''gllno Minister E9ifou: sIons.less ,.cvrc,s
'i.s' nc denied the privilege of the sop.e
q commons for single doy" fer . dis
tlssion The STATE Of ireland The Irish
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Some people seen, to ,,?in!l cur Morgan,
s'2ust have something to co even With tie
Icio-ganatic marriages cbrcad
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We wonder # Cir. Carnegie is tgurins,
Oh being the fss: president OF he United
States Of Europe.
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Description OF warF:.
tFor the rispatca}


It las oeea often claimed ;.1at Paris
Is rance but ti2ere is much more vera
Gig in the statement that Manila IS the
Philippines.
1a7iia. eit>- of 3@9.Gao. was founded
n f"1t rs, ti2e S9a2:ar;1s. ard TIRE. n7o-l,s
wee Tot Ct FAINT when tf1ey- SELECTED M.
ptoso:c size. tor t!1cy. sEor.e6 TIC so-ra
remarkable saEacity ii, Crossing ral.ia9t-
spots, IN Detecting points which r-er4
sure 10 attain 20 commercial ana polit!ca.
&sce!?c2ncE as t!lsy have eve- done 4,
c.l countries.
The haroo- cf AEGn.:a is said to be one
CT the finest in the world
MANILA EAY.
s.Iote description written t,y an en-
sis1 Of TIE United staSes rav: r-hici,
seems t1it. if only it &c borne IN .lia,
tn i cni:'d ,,sFer have occurred or Dse,.
written during Q typaoon:
il ~ lourncsi2Ss over the .s!ooe No.
rang has ever 50 roused ny sense Of
n2ailtsi- as the scere or cnter:ne- sIaptl.,
Ea5. Why. ne Bay of Capri j., rot Il, -,
compared :.:th it. Tic heavens we're ths,
ce2pess ce-uieaa Blue With nc. :; ctouo
anywhere. Tie water was sr-,not;- ~
aooE and Uro:1derf;:lI- clear. Tbc ~,sn-.
oil tie Immense bs,y was an exrni=ite
rcEal purple. Tac air was pl,re-antlr
fragrant with spices. and tie sene Of nv
rats o. b5rGs Heated across the .-atn-. r..
our ears
The city is divided into twelve districts
and The Americans are scattered over
.'sese. but most OF them reside in Ma!ate.
i'e''S# re neach OF the beauttsta, i,av. being
very close 70 che Lurets. which is Mar.
as Fashionable park, and promenade. a
5oss OF lissh Avenue along the banks OF the
Easig river. The C:.iva -, vras h.n, :.
very picturesque,
The cast OF i.ving IN the city is very
eeas, and transportation. tcavel!sas 4.
vehicles aeort tie city either on business.
Shopping, OF visiting bert, IS abso,r.sly
necessary and Very expensive.
TIE fsbsCAT'ioSAI. DEPARTMENT.
lhe pcna:ts1leat cf Education is a.,Sn,
q wonderful WORT, as:d is holding its Own
admirably The Fi.ipnoa a-s "a ser t.s
lsa y. and s',nw remarkable anti
fule fc- acquiring English. and sar,o
sf the ceheois, notably the Normal ara
ne. Nsasieal School for the rs,slippine
! sc aus, are Gong the same grads of wn-k
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An APPARENT MistaEe,

fsr7n'oy'T, 1=sdon;t have to nd YOU.
John. that .ou we're under. The inf,,,erca
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Like Gun tcrecs
Tie STALKS of Indian corn are grouped
afield:
On l2-oidcred !cas
The tlickecisg swcet-suE1 beacons are re-
vealed.
Shining alon:, inc autumn's Uttered track
Like ce!1pdccs Of the red mans hivouac.
Ger yoEder mound
Stored as resting place OF stalWart braves
All glory
The featl2erE fern its bleaching plumaSe
waves
Symbol Of that sereucr state attained
In Happy Hunting Ground the dead
have gained.
From dim ravnes
And dips where ::lountains slope unto the
vlles
And tangled screens.
Wrca til after wreath OF azure smoke up
sailc.
DO hosts of nature al their warning
cease
md smoke again the calumet OF peace?
MADE WHIPlLE.
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Indian SH7,.Incr.
Written Ter the D

CWritten Ter the D;spatch)
AS in 4 browse
The earth lies client meath the kiss of
day:
In ruGset blouse
\ sentry oak o'erico;Is the woods array
Of tatte-ed soldiery on hillside lined.
Sca!peG OF their LOCKS by some ;naraud-
ii!S wind
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

for probably 50 per cent Of the dealings
were Of a purely professional eharac-
ter. The close. however, developed a
slight change for the better and the
coming week is counted upon by the
talent TO show much healthier tone.
Ajax has suffered net loss Of about
~ cents, the closing sale having been
made at Az cents, while Carisa reg
listers an even break at 81 cents to So
cents.
Daly-West. after taking a drop early
in the week, closes only a trife lower
than it began, at $3.50 asked, while
South Swansea is about IA cents lower.
at go cents and 81 cents. The latter's
weakness can be attributed to no other
cause than that holders have been
made 10 believe that should tie con-
troll pass under the pending oltion to
the smelter combine, the minority
would stand no show The sale has not
been cOnsummated, however, and with
the splendid developments on the low
est level of the mine, it is not thought
it can be held down to present prices
under any honest management.
Lower Mammoth has also been hit
for over 10 cents a share. though there
is no doubt that the mine is earning
good money now and that the physical
condition Of the property is constantly
improving.
May Day continues to hold close to
80 cents share, while Uncle Sam, after
drop of cents or 4 cents, is picking
up again and closes with a sale at 80
cents. 1t was held at IS cents to S7H
cents on Monday. The mine is under
stood to be improving and important
disclosures are expected very soon.
Century has held up well under the
strain and registers a substantial gain.
Monday the best price obtained for it
was 55& cents, while yesterday it sold
from GO cents up to IS cents, and closed
on a transfer at 641h cents. The mills
first months run since resumption has
been handicapped by downs,
changes and repairs Of various descrip-
tons that cut its actual time down to
little more than twenty days, but it
turned out about $4,000.
California has been fully
hammered. Monday it was selling at
Is cents and yesterday it closed on a
sale at 915 cents, the failure of the com
pany TO raise the money to pay off the
mortgage being the cause.
Star Consolidated. that had sold
down TO is cents, jumped on Wednes-
day and the next day sold UP to "a
cents on reports that a strike had been
made. It closed on a transfer at Pa
cents. Sacramento has held close to q
cents and Joe Bowers has sold at 4
cents to cents, while La Refine lost
caste and fell from over 19 cents to 97s
cents.
Tetro has been weak and Martha
Washington has gone off over 2 cents a
share, while the less active members
have struggled along without any par
ticular change. Closing quotations and
the days record of sales follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
LEWIS LANDS A
NEW BONANZA
This Time the Commet, on Cactus
End Lines.
HAS $50, 900 TO SPEND ON IT
PLANS FOR JOHNNY MILL
OPHIR SULPHIDES.
HAS $50, 900 TO SPEND ON IT

A MOTHER enterprise is being
u launched in Beaver county by A.
B. Lewis. This insures the bring
ing out Of another poperty every whit
as great as Samuel Newhouse's Cactus.
and in which his own engineers have
measured UP no less than S6,OOOOOO
wcrth Of ore down to the 3OO-foot level.
after about one years development
work.
AT the time Mr.. Lewis failed in his
effort to finance the Royal company,
and was obliged to see its property
pass into the hands of Mr.. NeWhouse,
he had opened negotiations for the old
Connect mine, adjoining the Cactus on
the east. with the purpose of turning
f. over, upon requirement, to the
Royal organization. Losing the one did
not deter him from continuing the
struggle to land the other. and he now
announces that the money to complete
the purchase has been provided, as well
as $4,000 with which to prosecute the
first years developments.
During the next few weeks a corpora
ton, to be known as the Columbia,
win be formed to take over the prop
erty and Mr.. Lewis announces that
ten men, including himself, viii own
every share in the company. The prop
erty consists of six claims, and work
upon it viii begin in earnest Just as
soon as machinery can be planted on
the ground after Incorporating.
That the Connect has good ore is evil
denced from the fact that years ago
Iorin Morrison made shipments from
It carrying eighty-eight ounces silver,
2S per cent copper and IS in gold per
ton. From shaft 40 feet deep a cross
cut was run into the ledge on the 100
foot level eighty-seven feet without dis
closing the opposite wall. and from
these workings to the west end lines,
no to which the Cactus has followed
the great ore body on its. 300 level, is
only between 400 and 500 feet. and
there is no question but what the con-
tinuation of the same body is exposed
IN the Commet workings.
In addition to the shaft. there is q
S00-fOot tunnel that has not yet tapped
the vein mentioned, while a second
and parallel ledge remains practically
unprotected
THAT the Connect group viii prove
equally as valuab bic as the Cactus, -
said Mr.. Lewis, Il have not the least
doubt and we intend to demonstrate
1t before the year closes"
Thus the tireless and nervy promoter
Of Beaver cOunty's matChless mineral
resources is preparing to add another
great producer and money-maker to
bis already long and magnificent string
OF bonanzas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
UTAH CONSOLIDATED REPORT.
Profits For 1901 Less Than For Pre-
vious Year.
lsneclaI ID NJ HeraId.

Boston. Mass, May S.-The annual
report of the Utah Consolidated Gold
Mines company. limited for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1901, has just been made
public 1t shows that its operating
company, the Highland Boy Mining
company. had received from the sale
of 14,7S2 ounces Of gold 1926, 645; $40, 800
ounces silver, S1S7. 157, and from 7,12S197
pounds copper. $1.163. 800; the aggregate
from all sources being $1.5s6. 703
The balance sheet after the payment
of two dividends amounting to $500 900,
shows a balance 10 profit and loss Of
S64S. 46S against SSS2.779 Dec. 81, 1900.
During the twelve months ended Dec.
g, 1901, the smelter treated 1898 tons
of sulphide ore, an average Of $50 tons
a day. When the reduction IN the
price Of copper occurred the company
had approximately 100000 pounds of re-
fined copper on hand and 2,50000
pounds in transit of refining.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

loads Of high-grade lead-silyer ore on
the market
The Conklin sampler reported the re-
ceipt OF two cars Of Lower Mammoth
ore yesterday.
Engineer James W. Neil went to
Park City yesterday morning on pro-
fessionaI business.
Simon Bamberger, manager of the
Lower Mammoth, left for the east on
a business trip yesterday noon.
A trainload of concentrates. consist
ing OF eleven cars. was marketed by
the ophir Hill Of Stockton yesterday.
E. L. Hutehins, superintendent of the
Blue Bird companys Beaver county
mines, came up from the south yester-
day.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of eight cars of
ore from Tintic, and thirteen from
Stockton.
Joe Dederich says the material for
the United States company long aerial
JramWay has commenced to arrive, and
tomorrow he intends to go out to Bing
ham and see whether there is enough
OF the right kind Of stuff to get work
started. If there is, a crew will be
started at once.
Dan Ferguson, manager Of the Inter
national company's La Sal copper prop
eTty, in company with NJ. NJ. Warner
o. Provo, returned from a trip to Kan
sas City yesterday. That they had
been away on International business
Mr.. Ferguson admitted, but he said it
was too early to discuss it.
The long drawn out case of the Nam
moth Mining company against the
Grand Central Mining company, which
has been so desperately fought at Ne
phi, was yesterday morning transferred
from the state to the federal court con
motion Of the defendant corporation.
The transfer was effected several weeks
ago. when the Grand Central Mining
company was reOrganized under the
l. VS. Of Colorado.
j. H. Heilbronner, manager Of the
Western Mining World, was in the city
yesterday. The Mining World, which
was formerly published at Butte, has
moved to Chicago, and is putting into
effect some extensive changes and i'm
provements. Before leaving for Butte
last night, Mr.. Heilbronner arranged
with S. L. Hague, who has. for some
years. been connected wit the local
daily press, to represent the Mining
World in Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
PUZZLED.
Hard Work Sometimes to Raise Chill
dren.

Hard Work Sometimes to Raise Chill
dren.
Children's taste is Outlines more ac-
curate in selecting the right kind of
food to fit the body than that Of adults
Nature works more accurately through
the children.
A Brooklyn lady says: "Our little
boy has long been troubled with weak
digestion. We could never persuade
him to take more than one taste of any
kind of cereal food. He was a weak
little chap and we were puzzled to
know what to feed him on. One lucky
day we tried Grape-Nuts. Well, you
never saw a child eat with such a rel
ish. and it did me good 10 see him.
From that day on it seemed as though
we could almost see him grow. He
would eat Grape-Nuts for breakfast
anG supper, and I think he would have
liked the food for dinner
The difference in his appearance is
something wonderful.
My husband has never been known
TO fancy cereal foods Of any kind. but
he became very fond of Grape Nuts
and has been much improved in health
since using it.
"A friend has two children who were
formerly afflicted with the ricketts,.
was satisfied that the disease was
caused by lack Of proper nourishment
They showed il. So / urged her TO use
,Srape-Nuts as an experiment. and the
result was almost magical. They con-
tinued the food, and today both chill
dren are well and strong as any chill
dren in this city, and. Of course, my
friend IS a firm believer in the right
kind of food. for she has the evidence
before her eyes every day
When I have some task 10 perform
about the house and don't feel very
strong, a saucer Of Grape Nuts and
cream stimulates me and am able to
do the task at hand with ease.
We are now a healthy family. and
naturally believe in Grape Nuts. p
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Yesterdays Sales.

Ajax, 90Od414tc; 3O0G42c; 2006A%c; sO06
H1zc. Total, LOO shares.
Carisa. 900uS7c; 5O0d371zc; IO0d3Sc: SOFA
SIlzc, buyer so; 5OOd37e, seller 30. Total,
300 shares.
Lower Mammoth l00dS1 .49A
May Day, 200d30c; 400d29&c. Total, 800
shares.
Sacramento. 5OOa2ec; 2OOOG2Olzc Total,
South Swansea, 5OO@sOc; 4OO@s1c. Total,
900 shares
Star. 6OoG22c; 1.s0Od2l55c; 5OOd202ic. seller
80; 509d21Ac; 1,000d21c, seller so; 1000
21lzc, seller 30; 1,OO0d2l%c Total 6405
shares.
Uncle Sam, 1O0d32c
California. SO0d10lc: 4.500d10c; 1,O0Od10c
seller 8; 7O0d91zc. Total $500 shares.
Century. 100000; 50066219c. seller so;
11O0G65c: 500d65c seller So: 600d67c: S00G
67Iac: 100d6Sc: 300d551hc: 600d65c; 20Od651ac:
100d657sc. 100d65&c 1O0d65kc; 10OG64%c C;
f0o664lkc Total. s. 800 shares
Joe Bowers, 4000d4zc; 4Sq4c. Total
A.e-S shares.
La RENE. 2.0OOd101kc: 2,OOod1O1sc: 7,OO0d
1Oc; 2.000d97kc Total 1900 shares.
Martha Washington. 2.O00dHzc: 1,000d
SIC: 1.00O05lzc. Total. 1900 shares.
Victor. 1.309d22c.
Yankee. 500dS2. OF, seller 50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
JoHNNY's NEW MILL.
Plans Are Out and Bids Will be
Asked For During the Week.

Asked For During the Week.
Important business is being trans
acted by the Johnny Gold Mining com
pany of Stateline, which, within the
next few days, will have awarded the
contract for a new combination ANAL
gamating. concentrating and cyanidlng
plant Of generous capacity before the
end Of the present week.
Last night a dozen or more of the
shareholders. including w. J. HallOran,
f. d. Cliff. Frank Wilson Henry New
ell. W. J. and n. p. Dooly, George Silks,
Joe Lippman and n. A. Page, pulled
out for Stateline to attend the regu-
lar semi-annual meeting of the COM
panv.
Manager w. J. Dooly. who has not
been away from the mine since last
October, came up yesterday morning
and left with the party last night, taxi
ing with him the plans of the new mill.
They viii be submitted to the stock
holders in regular session. and upon
their approval bids for the erection of
buildings with room for a twenty
stamp plant, though it was probable
that ten only would be put in at the
start. However. if the cost was not
proportionately too great, the whole
twenty might be ordered.
The mine, he said, was showing up
sIlendidly. and. with fine reserves of
ore in which gold predmoinates, he was
confident that a gratifying record
would be made from the moment the
MIL went into commission. With the
Ophir doing so wen. the Johnny pre-
pairing to treat and convert its ores
into cash, and the rapid strides that
were being made by other Stateline
properties in the same direction. Man
aSer Dooly said the outlook for the
camp was never so bright In fact,
tcrious boom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
San Francigco Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

Silver was shaved down to 505sc an
ounce yesterday.
Two cars Of May Day concentrates
reached the market yesterday.
The April Fool Mining company has
levied an assessment of5c a share.
The Grand Central closed the week
on a fve-car shipment Of nice ore.
Judge J. ". Burton returned from a
trip to the La Sal district yesterday.
5. II. ellison of the AIilner-Gibson coal
syndicate came up from Price yester-
day.
Another car of South Swansea ore
was released from the sampler yes
terday
The Cygnet Of Stockton has two car
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
RED ROCK ROUTE OPEN.
First Pack Train Of los Animal
Reached Thunder April 81.

First Pack Train of los Animals
Reached Thunder April q.
Salmon City, Ida, May Cvia Red
Rock, MOnt.) ID. Z. Burley, Salt Lake:
Fred HOlcomb just arrived from Thun-
der mountain. He reports first pack
horses reached camp Sunday. April 27.
(Signed) "BANNIGAN,
Sec. Transportation Committee
The above dispatch reached d. E.
Burley, general passenger agent. of the
Short Line last night. It indicates that
the Red Rock-Salmon City route to the
new Eldorado has been opened, and
that the train Of 105 pack animals. each
carrying a load Of approximately 200
pounds Of provisions and supplies, that
was started out some three weeks ago.
have, with the assistance Of the great
gangs Of shovelers sent out by the
committee organized TO open the route,
arrived at their destination.
With that route oDened to animals.
the great rush from Red Rock and
Salmon has probably commenced by
this time.