davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-30
aeim Gin= Sent 8rief= Vprtp.

Die Bill bebufs ginfibnns oss Gin= Cent? aniiatt
beg 3wei= =@ents= portos fur ale 9ottide erer Rlae
tpiro nibt @eieb werben, oa Die GinbuBe an Gnnab=
men Ilr Die Tegierung gu eroB ieiu wIroe Sc III
cine CUTE golitit seeen gerlue rseuo elmer art aui
Der 9ut gu lein, bsonoers aber seeen ben gerluf
Gurer 8eiunobeit Sir oisien 3ped iollte 6oitet=
ter's Ma9enbltters benubt rperoen oa es ben Wagen
trdIti9en, bic @eroauune periett MAIDEN uno bic
Sdrme tbdtis erbalten uno iumit Cub sseer ale
Rranfbeit i9iben miro. Sails Sbr jeoob Cure ge=
iunobeit engebuBt babt uno an ssopii6mersen, ger=
oauan9s6pd6e, Dpspepiie, gerHopfuns ooer gale=
peraifmng leioet 10 babt ibr oas gitters ioiort
nobg, oa es Elm p3ifi6es 6eilmittel fir oeIe 2ei=
ben It unO Sud beilen miro. @erluc5t cine Elaid,e
uno lebt ielbit su.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-30

Curtis ertpiberte nit leuhtenoen
Iueen: v@eneral Sigel, ruenn Sic
oas tbun fDnnen, Dbne gu piele un=
lerer 2eute gu Dpfern, mill ib ST.
nen aern ale aebiibrenoe ebre oa=
fiir sugeiteben.
Sigel's Nntnprt mar: n@eneral,
id meroe feinen Wann perlieren.
vTbeilen sic uns Sbren Blan
NIT" 1aete Curtis.
@eneral Siegel enttpifelte oann
furs feline Soee unb bieielbe parb
prompt aneenDmtnen uno raid aus
eefibrt. Sn 5tpei 5tunoen fpar Der
Seino geiblagen uno befauo iid in
pifoer sylubt unter fiirhterlicben
8erlult, tpabrenb auf unlerer Seite
fait fein Mann eefallen mar.
Sigel'S Strategic mar biele: Die
oelanntte Snfanterie muroe ben,Dn=
itratip, pie gum glbbreben bes @e=
febts. binter Die 2inien Der Mrtiqe=
rie in eeoedte StelIung beurbert, Die
@ei9iibe tpuroen anlheineno Dbne
Beoefuna gelaiien, nadoem Die
Batterien Iih geltellt, ala Db lie iid
vper1boiien" B. 8. ibre MunitiDn
aufgebrauht bdtten. Der syeino ge-
rietb bieriiber suerit in @erpunbe=
rung, ertldrte iih aber. als Die @ez
ibiibe nur nit blinoen &artpuben
feuerten, bieS baourh, baB uns Die
Wunition ausgeaangen lei. Den
Sang pollte er iif) nibt entgeben
lalien lnb oarauf batte Sigel 1einen
Blan eebaut. Der Seino mar auf
Die 9duibung bereingefaaen. Nuf
ieiner ean3en 2inie bteB es: nGorz
pdrts!" uno man fonnte tire ge=
ihlDnenen @eiben 9egen uns berans
rufen leben. Bei unS blieb Nnes
ftiq uno mir bDrten oeutlib Die &ont=
manoDmorte auf Der feinoliben
eeite. Das breite Tbal amiiben
Bea giioge uno @ltbDrn Tapern
tpimmelte balo bon ben @raurDfen,
Die iiegeseemiB uno eiligen Sbrittes
beranriiften. SEPT lieB Sigel auf
entlprebenoe Diitans Die @eihiibe
nit &artdtiben laoen; einige oeriel<
ben ribtete er ielbit. Muf 300 Oaros
mar Der Seino beransetommen, ba
CAB Sigel bas &ommanoo gum
Jeuern. Da8 bate einen entlsbli=
den grfolg. g8ie Saline por Der
Senie bes ShnitterS itiir5ten Wan
DDrns Truppen; breite flaffenoe
2ifen riiien unlere @eibDiie in Die
Heiben Der @rauen. Sept riifte aud
nod uniere Snfanterie pOr, boublirte
in Die Snterpaqe Der IrtiqeriesNufz
iteaung Elm uno erDffnete ShneQ-
feuer auf ben iiberralbten Jeinb.
Da aab'S fein 6alten inebr uno in
panifartiger Jlubt 1uhte berlelbe
oaS Weite. uniere Heiter faBen III
men bnlo i'm Hiden uno ibre Sdbel
rna1ten rlieoer, mas Die augeln perz
ibonten Doer auf Der 6luht entfam.
go menoete iib Der Sag su unlerem
@uniten.
Gin eldn5enber 5iee mar unier,
nahoem mir in Wirf(ibfeit ibOn Elm
paar Stunoen porber eeihlagen pa=
rem, uno mir baben perbdltniBmdBig
tuenige 8erluite gebabt.
Dns mar Sigel's grfolg. nGber,
| 10 l1lieBt Capt. gpanS, TN alien
Beribten, bic mir gu @eiiht gefont=
men Iino, miro General Siael nur
einfab nlDbenb" ooer nebrenpoa"
erpdbnt."
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@arutu tie erfnl greieb iittS
lMeiI sic nur auf Gin Restimmtes anlpend-
bar sind, und lpds San Hntonio
jetN erfdbrt.

Midts @ielieitises fam gut beiorst
tuerDen.
elaes mas nur far Giaes beitmumt If,
tuir0 gut amsgefiibrt.
9oan's Slitren Hillen beiotsen mur
Gfnes gnt.
sic finn fit franfbaits Niereu beffimntt.
Sic heilen &iifans g9merssn nnD iencS
Mieren<9e,ben.
1lateuffebenn eiue Musiage bon San Mn-
tonic, bic Obiges betneiit.
Serr S. $. 8ennett, Seuernebr@
mann i'm Spriben 6aule No. l,
an Der Sriu StraBe, SEQ. SIG Ous
raugo Str. tppbnbaft, laot: rSeit
5tpDlf Sabren litt id pon 3eit su
3eit an Sbmeraen in Der 9eierenz
@egeno uno puroe pDn beftigen
&uden=5hmeraen befallen. tpelhes
beioes sueifellDs BON Der Nusubung
meines ibweren 8erufes berriibrte.
Scum, lei oas, tpie es tpDlle,
in bem anaegebenen 8eitablbnitt
litt id entleblib an ben @ieren.
8u 3eiten fonnte ib mid faunt aus
tneinem Stubl esbeben uno tpenn tH
mild biifte, fonnte ib nur nit Nuf=
opferung Der gr0Bten Wiibe mid
mieber aufribten. Sb erperimen=
tirte nit Oelen, nanote BHaiter an
uno benubte tbatldhlib allies WeDg=
libe, unt mir 2inoerung 3u perldaf=
fen, aber pergebli9. @nblib las ih
ppn Dpan'S 9eierensBillen. 6ps
gleib bolte ih mir cine Sbabtel in
Der 8erar=Npotbefe, @de Nlantoz
Bla5a unb 6oultDn=StraBe. Dieie
Billen entlprahen gang uno gar Dem,
pofiir tie ausgegeben tperoen uno
perbalfen mir in eini9en tpenieen
gaaen gu beoeutenoer Wbnabme metz
rier Sbmer5en. Sic iino elm iiber=
aus tpertbpoles 6eilmittel unb ib
bin nur gu iebr tpiaens, Elm Wtittel
nab meinen belten &rdften su er1=
pfeblen, tpelbes genau oas tbut, mas
pon ibm eeiaat miro.
grbdlt(td) bel alien DrDguiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiaburn
So. in Buffalo, sc. g., aueinige
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
GergeBt ntht ben geamen Doan
uno acceptirt fein 6ubItitut.
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suntes slllerlei ans 9eutihlanb.

Ser ourh feline ihriftitelleriicbe
gbdtisfeit befaunte fatboliihe 8farz
rer 6ansjafob in areiburg lhreibt
neueroinas: .WaS ben Ibfaa ans
gebt, 10 brauben mir in Deutiblanb
rpabrlid] nibt ibeel uno nortpurfs=
uDa auf ben Diterreibilhen &lerus
gu ieben, angelihts Der pielen. pielen
innerlif ldngit abgefa1enen &atbo=
lifen BEL uns. 80 BrD5ent aaer @ez
bilbeten, 60 BrD3ent aller 6albse<
bilbeten unb so Broaent bes Nrbei-
teritanoes iin0 bel unS Der &irbe
entfrembet, irnerlib abgefallen uno
iteben entmeoer auf bem Stanopunft
oes fahiten Deismus uoer gar bes
Ntbeismus."
= 8ei oem Shiffs=llneliid auf
Der glbe bat, tpie INNER in lolhen
Mueenbliden bes @ettfampfes ums
2eben, auh Die 8eitie i'm Meniben
ibre Triunpbe gefeiert. I'm 10 liez
ber tpeilt Der @eoanfe bel Der beloen=
mitbigen 9bat bes &elIners @mil
@berbarbt. Der neunaebnj1brtee
iunge Wan1 bat bein Getten Der
Beruneluften ben TDo eefunben;
auerlt rettete er leine Braut, syrdu=
lein gDerris. uno nod bier = nab
anoerer Mtittbeilung iogar iieben -
meiblibe Herionen, bic er aus Der
9aiite bolte, auf Die r6ania" Ils
er gum britten Wfal auf Die .6ania"
5uriidfebrte, tuuroe er BON ieiner
Brnut angeaebt, nun bod an fim
ielblt su oenten. gr ertpioerte: n@s
fino nod 9inoer unten, bic erft ge-
rettet tperoen miiiien. Darauf
iprane er aurld auf Den Brimus !,
Der geraoe i'm Beriinten mar, gerietb
in ben Waileritruoel unb marc ni6bt
mebr geieben.
= Sn 5olae zines Nutomubil=
llnfaIes tpabniiunig semoroen ift
Die 26idbriee 8erfduferin 6eonig
@eulier aus Der gbauneeitraBe in
Berlin. DaS lebensluitige iunge
Wdoben tpuroe i'm pDrigen Sabre
BON einigen 8efannten 81 elmer Nu=
tompbilfabrt eingelaoen. Das BON
Ieinem 8eliber. einem amerifaner,
geleitete Nutomobil bate auf ieiner
Tpur burb Die meitlihen 8Drorte
flotte sSabrt, bis es pl0blib aeaen
einen Baum am @egranoe itieB.
Snfolae oes beftieen InpralIes itiir5'
ten 5mei Der Sniaiien oes @efdbrts,
carunter sSrdulein st., aus oem
@aaen. Sic trugen iebob auBerlib
nur gerinefiisi9e Berlebungen oa.
BON. Die 8erungliidte tlagte inoeB
felt bieier Belt 6fter iiber itarfe
&opiibmersen. eesen Die ale anses
panoten Wiittel oeriaaten. Sn ben
lebten Wphen perfblimmerte iib
ploblih baS uebel, Die st. tpuroe
arbeitsunfdbie, perlur pDllia Die
Serribaft iiber iid) ielbit. erlitt tuie=
oerbolte @abniinns Infdlle unb
! muBte iblieBlid, Der itdbtiiben Srz
renanitalt in Dauoorf sugefiibrt per=
ben.
- Waboem in 2eip5ig in ben lebs
ten @ohen Seller uno 2aoeneins
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Ser G.imoerella Sfhuh NaIaif

itebt an Der Spibe aller Shubae=
ibafte in Der Staot unb erfreut iih
elmer itets tpahienoen 8unbibaft.
Nlles neue, mas auf Dem Gbub-
martt eribeint uno aaeg, mas iib
an dlteren Tabrifaten betpdbrt bat,
lit bier 81 finoen. Die giaeutbit@
mer oieies @eihdfts baben cine
lanaidbrige @rfabrung in ibrer
Brande unb oeriteben es, portbeit'
bait einsufaufen. Die Sbube aus
oem Cinderella Yatait iinb faft un-
pertoiiitlib. Seoer erfennt oas an,
Der bier fault.
$50. POT Nlamp 8lasa Eel. 585.
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&arl 9lmauif unh @nethe. Ser fiirh.

li9e 5reunb oes sroBen Di6ters bat
iia ben 9nmor ieiner s5usenb Biz in's
bobe @lter beipabrt. Nls @oetbe in
1siner gieenfdaft als Miniiter Tim
Elm sana formea abgefabtes llrlaubss
gsin4 einrei9te. f9rieb aarl MuquIt
an ben Hanb: nMad', bab Du tpeiter
fommit-persib aber bas Wieberfomz
men nt9t!" Der &Dnig BON 8apern
tpollte 0oetbe perf0nli9 fetnen 5ausz
oroen iiberrei9en. .3u bem 8ebufe
tIbrte ibn 4arl 9lusuit BET bem Did>
ter Elm. @oetbe Bat borouf feinen
Guriten in ftrenser syDrmlidfeit fo@
9leth un bic Geftattuns bes Sragens
beg eenannten Orbens, tporauf biefer
la4enb iaste:: nItter Sunee! Wsqde
bod fstn 10 bnmnes 3sus!"
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granddaughter.

Se oitrinier sin Moun, bsfto idneller 1T er
rerbetratbet.
Wtand1er 1T nur boourd nid1ts se,porben,
ipeil er it6 81 friib fir etpas bielt,
User tmmerfort geSpunaen III, Somobie au
lptelen, iiir ben 1T eas eebsn siu 9raueripiel,
ger ftd ifets nnr ais @erufsmenld, fiiblt,
bat id)lieBlif ietnem @enidenberuf perieblt.
yin giann, Der nit ieiner frau sufrieben
N, TT etn gSnnoer; eine Srau. Die nit ibrem
wfarlne 3nfrtsoen 1T, sibt es iibsrbuupt nft.
Seidetoenhsit III nur bel Dem au loben, Der
fe nitt notbig bat.
Gin paar tolle Spriinge imponiren Der @elt
tuilltr lllebr, ais elm bebarrld surtdseIestsr,
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- Die 2inebureer sSerienzStrafs
TANNER perurtbeilte ben befannten
vShdfer 9iitterguts=Beiiber uno
Wunoeropftor glft aus &aobrub
tpegen 9Drperuerlebung gu 2 Wona=
ten @efdngniE. Iit batte einen
&naben, Der an 0iiftgelenfent5iin=
bung litt, auf 0eitstan5 bebanbelt
uno benl Hater trDb eintretenber
Berldlimmerung bes 2eibens abge=
ratben, einen Nrst su &atbe gu aies
ben, 10 baB Der &nabe Elm ihiefes
Bein erbielt.
- Die grfinoer bes gelegrapben,
Die Brofeiioren @auB uno Beber in
@6ttineen. ibluaen ihon i'm Sabre
1889 Der DIRECTION Der n2eip5ig.
9resoener 8abn" Die @inrihtung
eines eleftrilben 9efearapben fir
ben Dienitbetrieb ppr. Die tpeiie
BebDroe lebnte aber ab.
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Cuffs .se6er-

erbuttem bas &0rpsripltsm in Orbnume
uao rsrblrOern trantbaite 3uitSnbe Der
eeber, bic ssw0bnliA &reatbeiten Dor.
ilsSsheu.
Gin Dfrbinbrrunssmittsl fir
Ropfidm.r3en, 9pspepfis, Sdpinbsf.
IAl,tlen @eidmadim Wtunb.. SsrSflo.
pfen, belsste 3un9s, appetit,Oi9tsit unS
Sam,mttltd)e 0aAemleioe,,
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Sii0weitteraS luiiuldt Gutb

Wenn Sbr gub irgenbmu nieber.
laiien pollt, tbut es entlang Der 81.
ME Der
San Qtmtpitip & 2lramjas
Yak 8abn,
i'm @arteu=Diitrift bes Gtaates. @es
lunobeit unb &linta uniibertrofen.
8iaige 2anoereien fir ben Sarlner.
Warttgdrtner, Sbit= uno 8iebsiibter.
Wegen @inaelbeiten tuenbet@ud an
6. s. Wtartin, q. s.. a.,
San Nntonio. 9eras
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sebet in ben spieael

unb tpenn Cure 6autfarbe gelb auss
iiebt uno bunflere Stellen unb
sylefen bier unb oa aufmeiit, 10 lift
bas elm Mnseihen ppn 2eber~2eioeu.
Sn iolhen 5dllen fam es niht ges
mug angeratben tperoen, DIR. Kings
New Life Pills au nebmen, Die Die
2eber reguliren, oas Blut reinieen
uno Die 9autfarbe perihDnern. Breis
nur 25 Gents. 3u besieben ourh
T. Galteper & SDbn, @eo. S. s..
Shnitt, gigentbiimer, unb 9lb.
DreiB.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
Railroad Notes.

General Superintendent Z E Calvin
Of the Oregon Short Line is going over
the northern part of the system.
The superintendent of motive power
OF the Hartman lines were again in
session yesterday, discussing the ques-
ton of uniform equipment The de-
tdlis Of cars were gone over at yes
terday's session.
The Northern Pacific and Great
Northern railroads have announced
one and One-ffth fare for the fifth
annual meeting of the Pacific North
west Wool Growers association. which
VIII be held in Helena on Feb. 4.
The Oregon Short Line SURVEYORS
working on an extension of the Mac
Kay branch are still between Mackay
and Challis, engaged in relocating the
line previously surveyed there. The
held notes of the former survey were
destroyed in the fire
1t is semi-Officially stated that the
new wage schedule adopted by the
Great Northern at the request of en-
glneers and firemen operating the new
ard heavier freight engines advances
the wages Of engineers who have been
receiving 81 per 100 miles to $3.50.
Flremen receiving $3.50. it is said. will
receive $2.65, and switching engineers
SS-25 day. less one hour for dinner.
tlremen on the same class of engines
VIII receive 81 day, computed at ten
hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
COAST ELKS COMING.
Advance Agent Says They Will be
Here in Force.


The California Elks are preparing to
visit Salt Lake next summer in full
force. They intend to make their
presence felt. Frank w. Smith of
Bakersfield, Cal, was in the city yes
terday looking over the field, and max
ing arrangements for the trip. Mr..
Smith said the Californiaas were com
ing by the trainload, and they intend
ed to bring a large amount OF Cali
fornia grape to entertain all corners
IN the way of thirsty Elks Mr.. Smith
Is negotiating for a down town hall
for headquarters for the delegation
from this state. and he has also asked
for day at Saltair. The Californians
intend 10 work in plenty of advertis-
ing for the state they represent, as well
as TO make a good showing in the
roundup.
Considerable anxiety is felt locally
over the ability of the city to care for
all its guests on the occasion of the
gathering. One of the principal no.
tells has closed. and serious doubt is
expressed as TO existing accommoda-
lions being sufficient. unless citizens
take active interest looking toward the
end. The railroads are agreeing to
lower the rates for this occasion. and
everything appears to be prOpitious for
a large attendance. Some Of the local
Elks are discussing the problem OF
taking care of the thrOngs after they
arrive
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
MAY CUT TIME ON MAILS.
Burlington Road is Figuring on Con
siderable Saving.

siderable Saving.
Chicago, Jan. ia new route.
shortening the time for the transporta-
ton of the transcontinental mail, is
likely to be effected by a plan that is
ROW being studied by officers OF the
Lake Shore and Burlington roads. The
arrangement under consideration
would obviate the necessity of through
eastern mall destined for points west
of the Mississippi river, passing
through Chicago The scheme is to
run mail cars through from New York
to San Francisco via the Lake Shore
to South Bend, Ind, and thence over
the Indiana, Illinois & Iowa road to
Zealand. Ills, where a connection is
had with the Burlington. For years
the through transcontinental mail has
been carried by the Lake Shore and
Burlington roads via Chicago. The
slow time necessary in entering and
leaving the city costs the two roads
about one hour. and the transfer from
car to car across the city causes an
other delay Of from one to two hours.
The Indiana, Illinois & Iowa is
now the property of the Lake Shore
road. The Three Is" as the acquired
line is known. connects with the Lake
Shore at South Bend, Ind. forty-five
miles east of Chicago. and with the
BurlingtOn's main line at Zealand, Ills
1t is now thought that at least three
hours can be saved in the time of the
tranScOntinental mail by sending it
around Chicago over the newly formed
route. The cars would be detached
from the Lake Shore trains at South
Bend and run by special train over the
Illinois, Indiana & Iowa to Zealand
where they would be attached to the
Burlington flyers for the west
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
ACCIDENT ON SHORT LINE.
Journal Breaks on a Freight Car
Fire ct PocateIo.

Pocatello, Ida. Jan. 15.-Traffic on
the Short Line west of Pocatello was
considerably delayed last night by an
accident to a freight train just west
of Kimama. Ida The train had just
left the station when a journal broke
and let the front end of a car down
on the track. No particular, damage
was done, owing to the slow rate of
speed. Had the accident occurred a
little farther west, or before the train
reached Kimaha, the chances are that
a bad wreck would have resulted. No.
8 for Salt Lake, due out of here at
2:30 a. m, was held until 7:30 a. n.
for the westbound connection.
A small blaze was discovered near
he coal chutes yesterday evening and
it looked for awhile as though the
storage coal was on fire. The fremen
turned out in good shape and found
that a box car occupied by some
Greeks was the scene of the excite
ment. The car was almost destroyed
before it was separated from the bal
ance Of the train that was standing
with it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
WILL OPEN NEW COAL FIELDS.
Proposed Rio Grande Line to Enter
Huntington Canyon.
Especial 70 The HeraId)


Huntington, Utah, Jan. Reconsider
able importance is attached in this sec
ton of Emery county to the recent
deals in coal lands herea bouts, more
especially the one wherein the Utah
Fuel company becomes the owner Of
about 800 acres in Huntington canyon
belonging to the DeGraffe estate until
lately. w. W. Collier of New York
representing the DeGraffe interests
was al ScofieId the greater part of the
summer, and before the transfer OF
these properties TO z. L. Carpenter Of
salt Lake City. he gave it out that the
lands had been sold to Robert c. Clark
of New York, a capitalist and at one
time director in the Union Pacific
railroad.
Mr.. Collier made no bones Of the
statement that it was the intention of
Mr.. Clark to open up the mines, build
coke ovens in Huntington canyon
where water is plentiful, lay out
townsite and construct a line of rail-
road to a connection with the Short
Line or the San Pedro at a point some
where near Nephi. the intention being
to supply coke for the iron industry,
which ii was expected would be soon
established in Washington county
Then it was that Carpenter came in
and bought the property for So 600. and
later transferred it, as the records of
Emery county at Castle Dale show. to
the Utah Fuel company for an ad-
vance on the original purchase price
of $1,000.
On top of these things comes the
statement from a man closely identified
with the Utah Fuel company that this
company has to have more mines, and
that it is acquiring and has already
closed deals with owners in the same
section and elsewhere in the county
for still larger tracts and that it is
more than likely that the coming sum-
mer will see a branch of the Rio
Grande Western built into Emery coun-
tvs coal beds, most likely the ones up
Huntington canyon. A line from
Scofeld was surveyed years ago and
the grade is an easy one. as is also
one from a point a mile or so above
Price. and which skirts the rim of
the Wasatch range all the way. free
from SHOWS in the winter and freshets
during the summer months.
An analysis of the Huntington can
yon product from the DeGraffe prop
critics show this coal TO be of the best
coking kind in all this country 1t has
81 per cent of fixed carbon. while that
Of Sunnyside is 81 per cent and Castle
Gate but ~ per cent. There are two
excellent veins. both Of the same cox
ing value, one Of these bei~g seven feet
in width and the ether one nine feet
They are of the Ticht size fOr profit
able working. for VIXEN ths- are larger
it takes too much timbe-ing TO- the
company and the miner seriously OBJ
jects.
The Utah Fuel company is also oper-
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Canada's Population and Increase.

Ottawa, Ont. Jan. 15.-The popula ton
of Canada was officially announced by
shown by the census of 1901 to be $685.
666, an increase Of 536.425 for the dec
ade.
The representation in the house of
commons viii be reduced from 213 to
20 members. The Yukon will be grant
ed one member, British Columbia one
additional member, the Northwest
Territory two. and Manitoba three,
making an increase of seven. Ontario
viii lose six members and the mari
time provinces, four. making a loss OF
ten members, which. with a gain of
seven in the dominion. makes a net
loss Of three
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ating in CONFUSION canyon on a small
scale, and if the tests are satisfactory
it is given out as a fact that a big
acreage viii change hands. and that
this means a railroad in from Green
River station through TO Salina through
the Salina canyon and. perhaps. used
as a short cut for the California trade.
The same authority makes no effort to
disguise the fact that the fuel company
will this year open up the mines on
Willow creek and in Spring canyon,
above Helper, which can be operated
cheaply because of the fact that these
properties can be operated from the
electric plant at Castle Gate.
Parties just in from Sunnyside say
that work has been started there on
the 100 new coke ovens to be built the
coming summer. These ovens viii do
away with the hauling of coal from
there to Castle Gate for coking and in
which the entire time Of one train
crew is at present taken up. This
plant Will increase the coke output of
the company about One-third The
present capacity of the company is 240
ovens