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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Penelope.

She walks demurely through the town
when April days are sweet;
The sun shines on her lilac gown
And dances at her feet
And every blossom on the way
Has cunning eyes to
How well she matches with the day,
This fair Penelope.
I watch her from my window ledge;
! dog her where she goes.
Yet loiter hashful at the hedge
Despite my sabbath hose.
For. ah! she fouts me high and low
The town folk laugh in glee--
Sure, lass, thy heart In mall should go.
And not In dimity.
/ see her on the deacon's walks
Through boN-lned pathways go;
She strolls among the hollyhocks
That blossom row on row.
All crimson clad, they faunt and swell
Above her furbelows,
As might about some city belle
galaxy of beaus.
She hoedeth not my signs or rhymes:
My life h out of tune:
What care I for the Easter chipNes,
The white Lent-llies bloom?
All, prithee sweet next Eastertide
! may walk forth with thee;
Just thou and !, and Love beside
goodly company
-Theodosia Pickering Garrison In Life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13

camp. Ike urged his horse to greater
speed. So did the vigilants. Then
chance shot from rife brought
down his horse. Ike knew the game
was up and philosophically seated
himself by the roadside to await the
arrival of the committee. He real
lied that further efforts to escape
would only mean shower of well
aimed bullets.
When the vigilants reached him
the list of his offenses beginning
with the time he held up crowd In
gambling house and ending with
tho misplaced gaycty which had
driven an investor with money from
the camp, was reCted. The unanimous
sentiment of the committee was that
| hanging was the only thing which
with the outraged properties of Deep
Gulch Camp. Ile's arms were bound
and he was led to a nearby tree.
There a rope was prepared. Up TO
this time Ike had watched proceed.
ings with languid contempt. Now his
| scorn bubbled over.
Il don't mind the boys stringing
me up" he said in deep disdain and
| looking straight at Amos Peterkin,
but | do object to having these last
| sad formaltes conducted under the
leadership of derned Eastern ten
derfoot mud turtle"
lad Ike simply sworn at Amos or
abused him In ordinary Western par
lance that worthy would have passed
over his remarks in silent contempt
| A man about to be lynched has spe
cial privileges of speech. But to be
called "derned Eastern tenderfoot
mud turtle!" That was enough to
jar the sensibilities of the best-na
tured leader of vigilance commit
| tee. Amos drew his revolver
Very brave about drawing a gun
on man whose hands are tied,
sneered Ike, again repeating his re
marks apropos of tenderfoot mud tur
ties. But il these ropes were off ant
you stood up In front of me I'd change
your ugly face. so that even the mut
turtles would be ashamed of you"
Amos promptly signifed his will
ingness to accept this challenge. Tx,
was united But he still was unsatis
| fed.
IF this thing is going to be don,
at all" he said earnestly, for tn,
reputation of the camp | want 1t don,
right It's the first prizefight and thu
first-lynching. With me any it'll
breaks don't matter. But you wan
the details right so that IL you try
on stranger you won't make
laughing stock of the camp"
Under the direction of Ike the al
rangements demanded by strict ct
quette were made. A ring was cleared
seconds chosen, timekeeper select
ed. The members of the vigilanc
committee beamed with approval @
lke's proper spirit as lney worked
Here was man whom II was a pleas
ure and honor to hang, man VIII
had the credit of the camp at hear
and would spare no pains to make tn
affair a success There was no though
of treachery.
} But suddenly, while the member
} of the committee were occupied wit
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13

his place of residence as quickly as
may be- Ike stanton, overcome by
his emotions at having been selected
for practice purposes, dallied too
long. attempting to drown his sor'
rows and express his Indignation.
The result was that the vigilance
committee was organized and on his
trail when he was barely clear of the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Russian Embroidery.

Russian embroidery is leading
fancy in the world of trimmings. This,
as perhaps all may not know. is a sort
OF cross-stitch design in blue, red and
black, on a cream ground. In connec-
ton with linens. voles or silks this is
found to be peculiarly adaptable, and
for ornamental graciousness is not to
be surpassed
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Failure of Justice

The disbanding OF the Deep Gulch
Vigilant Committee. after short
and inglorious career. was due partly
to general circumstances. but more
particularly to the treachery and lack
of civic pride in the institutions OF
the camp displayed by Ike Stanton.
whom the committee had marked FOR
its first victim.
Even before the day when Ike
broke loose" there had been
growing feeling that the camp was
too strenuous in its mode of life and
that frequent and unprovoked gun
plays were driving away all would
be investors. likes behavior strength
ened this feeling. He had been too
free In the use of his revolver even
for Deep Gulch Camp, where the ETH
quette on this subject could scracely
be called right. His performance on
| the day In question had eliminated
| in forcing staid Eastern tourist,
who had strayed into the camp by
some mischance, to dance a cancan
on top of the bar, while Ike. by
numerous and wellaimed shots, tried
to cut off the rim of the silk hat
which had excited his ire. Ordi'
narily the camp would have looked
on this proceedings as a simple and
harmless Jest. But after the tourist
| had shaken the dust of the camp
from his feet it developed that he
had visited the camp with the in
tention of buying mine. Then the
wrath of the camp bubbled over.
"Ts that the way to treat man
looking to sink good money in our
playedout .mines?" inquired Amos
Peterkin earnestly of group of in
dignant citizens, Can we expect
the moneyed men of this great Amer
lean nation to hurry toward Deer
Gulch Mining Camp when the onl,
inducements offered are to have the
tops of their silk hats shot of. anc
to be told that If they don't dance
quicker they will lose the tips Of
their ears? Is that the way to ap
peal TO the bankers of the rich anC
effete East?"
Tho sentiment of the impromptr
meeting seemed TO be that any ap
peal to wealthy investors which was
meant to be effective must be put il
different form. Ike Stanton hat
struck a blow at the prosperity of tho
camp.
And Ike being citizen Of tn,
camp will he a good man for the Wig
ilants to practice on" added Amos
Peterkin IF things don't go smooth
ly 1t won't be as bad as IL we wer,
beginning with a stranger. II lke'i
got any proper pride in the camp
blamed il he oughtn't to be proud o
the opportunity. 1t will give tn,
vigilants a chance to get sort of let
ter perfect, as that actor chap use,
to say"
But Ike Stanton evidently was
lacking in proper pride in the cam
and its institutions The situation
didn't seem to appeal to him in tn
least.
want me for a blamed amateu
vigilance committee to practice on!
he fairly roared. bristling with right
eous wrath. Going to use one q
the oldest and most respected res
dents of the camp when they had a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Any Way You Like II.

A vegetarian soup is made as fol.
lows: Gut up one pound of thinly
peeled Ind well washed potatoes into
small nee; prepare in the same way
the same weight of Jerusalem arti-
chokes; add about two ounces Of very
finely cut up white carrots. Put the
whole into a saucepan and pour in one
quart of cold water. Carefully skim
1t as 1t nears boiling. Put in a lev
eled teaspoonful of salt and half that
quantity of pepper. Let it boil gently
until all the vegetables are soft. Strain
them through muslin cloth. Let the
soup again boil up and serve 1t with
toast or mash the vegetables. mix it
with chopped cold meat, season and
-four It; make it into cakes and fry
them q light brown.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13

pretty little frock combines Rus
sian front with box plated back
and is well adapted to boys up to four
years of age and to girls until they
reach the age of six The only change
that is necessary to convert it from
the masculine to the feminine garment
is that of making the lap from right
to left in place of from left to right.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size -four years. is
pa yards 81 inches wide or yards A
inches wide.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Chocolate Dessert.

When tempting luncheon seems to
he lacking in nutritlve qualities II Is
a good thing to add chocolate des-
sert. Such dishes are also very use
full for the children's table, as they
satisfy the craving for sweets which is
so natural to childhood and are often
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13

extra tourist, who wouldnt have been
missed and would have just filed the
bill? Well. that's too much for mt,
I'm going to resign as a citizen of
this camp and throw in my lot with
them Big Snake River fellows"
But when gentleman has been
selected as proper material for prac'
tice by even an amateur vigilance
committee II behooyes him { change
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13

made with groups of crosswlse plaits,
which appear to extend down the
sleeves, opening out at the elbows.
The yoke has straps cut on the
edge, the ends fastened with buttons.
Under these straps is a band of white
batiste, embroidered with black; this
and the straps extend over on to the
sleeves.-Neueste Blousen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
The Tailor-Made.

Really the woman with no figure at
all either too much or too little, looks
nice in the trim tailored suits, and
she who always thinks of herself with
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Positively Brutal.

Husband-"l wish knew where I
could find buried treasure"
Whichever mind, dear, I'm your
treasure"
Husband-"Yes, but you are not
buried"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13

sigh can make gown of ctamine
homespun in anyone of the nice little
new fashions and look extremely well.
In the dressier materials come the
family of silks and a silk gown tailor
made is exquisitely neat and adapta-
BILE to all occasions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Chjld's Dress.

Little children are always effective
~ dressed when wearing garments cut
with waist and skirt in one. This very
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13

preferred to the many Objectionable
CONNECTIONS which so many children
eat for lack of something better rather
than because they like them.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
TaHeta Waist,

Blouse of straw-colored taffeta made
with groups of plaits. The yoke is
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Door Orapery.

pearance. The material used is fifty
inches wide and any practical draper
can cut and drape it.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
New Crusade In Glasoov..

Glasgow is pursuing a crusade
against fiower-sellers in the street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-04
Recruiting Officers.

E. G. Kuhlberg, Chief Electrician III
the navy, was an arrival in this city
Yesterday. He is the advance guard o'
the recruiting officers who are to pay
this city a visit next week. Half a duZ
en- other officers will arrive Monday
when any applicant who desires a !fe
on the high seas under pay OF unc.e
Samuel, will be examined. and II
thew pass will be enlisted. Mr.. kuhi
berg secured rooms in the county
building, where the examinations VIII
he held
The town has been p'c""-'" 'H'
some time rar7-6;ng the positions tna'
can be offered and the chances tha'
are GIVEN -~ur" mon who now cn''i
.hic h-onrh ~ tho service.
Circulars anu general nlc'I'2'i.,
regarding the examinations and iualln
cations will be furnished all interest
ed. There is certainly chance 1ol
some of our young men to secure sooi
positions and positions that have
future. as the service is now arranged
40 that any ambitious young man ear
reach any rank, Admiral not being De
yond his reach.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-04
Easter Millinery.

Mrs Morrison, OF Morrison and Fred
ricks, will be in this city on April 9th
and 7th. when the finest and most Sc
lect line Of spring and easter millinery
ever shown in this city will be placed
on sale at the residence of Mrs. J. p.
Sweeney. These goods viii come direct
from the city, where the latest models
have been patterned. All grades and pri
ces will be submitted to the ladies of
this city, who are respectfully invited
to call and examine The ladies' make
speciality in adopting only the latest
creations in this line, so that patrons
will be assured of the latest that the
celebrated milliners of the great city
are turning out. Don't forget the date
and place. April 8 and Z, at Mrs. ]. p.
Sweeneys.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-04
The Mining Sui.

In the case of the Occidental MIN
ing Company VS.. the Comstock FUR
mel company, the case will occupy the
attention of the jury and Judge Ha"
lev for several days to come. 1ester-
day morning Judge Hawley over-ruled
the motion to nOn-suit and the de
PENDANTS will now put IN their evl
dence. which will occupy several days
The case is of extreme importance, as
It involves the sum of Sl27,coo sue,!
for by the Occidental company
Yesterdays session was OF .consid
cradle interest. Peter Dunn, one OF
the noted attorneys of San Francis
co, came into the case, being an at
torney for the Tunnel company. Dur
ing the afternoon expert testimony re
garding the use of electricity was IL
troduced. The case will go on today
1t is expected that the case Will DC
submitted to the jury Tuesday after
noon, as the lawyers in the case Sc
Informed the Judge in court yester
day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-04

L. K. Ames and wife, of Smith Va
ley came in last evening. They will
continue on to Los Angeles, where
they will spend several months
Washoe county has over $4,000 on
the debtor side CT the Treasurer )
ledger.
A golf club was organized in Reno
Thursday evening and forty acres of
ground have been selected in the su
burbs for course
The shaft on the Sparks Desert
King mine near Reno is to be sunk
to the 500-foOt level
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-04
GYPSUM
MINING
A GROWING INDUSTRY IN
ORMSBY COUNTY
Goyerco, Adams EnIar ing HIS
PiFn& to Nest Demands

One OF the new and growing indus
tries Of this county il gypsum min
ing. TO Governor Adams belongs the
credit Of bringing this new and useful
article onto the commercial market.
When lie first opened hi quarry near
the Mound House, the gypsum was us
ed principally as fertilizer, but II
was later discovered that the quality
OF the material was such az would
permit CT the manufacture OF REIN
ed gypsum and plaster. It has been
introduced into the markets OF the
coast and to day he is enlarging tn"
plant to meet the call for Lhe mater
iaI
The quarry is big affair. The face
that is now being worked ia over
100 feet high and presents 3 white
wall with thousands Ct tons OF pure
white material in sight. Back of this
is a mountain of the finest GYPSUM III
the entire West. The refined product
makes the best dental moulding plas-
ter yet placed on the market, and d
steady demand is growing.
Since the Empire plaster has bee.
intcoducad into the market. contrac
tors from all over the coast deman'.
Til; il be used In Reno early every
Few wears has been finished with this
material.
San Francisco makes steady de
mand for the plaster AL If the bis
contracts demand that this material
shall be included in the specifications.
This has resulted in an increase Cf
business that was at first unexpected.
and the mill at Empire is kept husr
as men can make il
The mill is as interesting as tn"
quqrry Passengers travelling On the
railroad Will see at a glance that there
is business and plenty Of it. The roof
Of the building IS covered several
inches thick with gypsum, which
gives the mill the appearance Il be
ing in a continual snow storm. A
number Of men are employed most
ly skilled labor, as it is necessary tt
understand the treatment q the &yp
sum in order to get the proper Ie'
suits During the past month Mr. Ad
ans has added new boilers and Other
machinery. which viii render the pro
duct of the mill Superior and also
turn cut a greater quantity. His plas-
ter is fast heoolning known in the
western cities. and before another
year it is expected to double the nun
Der Of men employed.
Other parties have become inter"s-
ted in gypsum Lately the Calvert
place as sold and it was found that
coed deposit Of the material waS
On the ground. = company is To be OF
gained to erect a plant and place
the refined product On the market !
B. Vieira and q number OF other Car
scnites are Interested. There Is rncE
enough fer both parties and other:
If the ground is found. The marke
is not supplied, as the process Of ma
nufacturc a present does not I'LL tn
demand This one industry in Ormsb'
is as gCCa as an average mine, as tn
product has to be mined and mlIiC'
the same as ore II is not 2Tery coub
tv that can show the tin2 quality o
the raw article and the fact that i
is within few miles Of railroad mas
increased the value Ct the ground
Gypsum mining is today a growing III
dustry and Ormsby county has lna
terial enough to supply all the marhe
for years to come
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-04
TCN0PA;'I
MARKE: / /
STOCK HOA9D SHOWS a
SLIGHT ADVANCE
Sold Mount lin Siosh Gaming
to the Front.

The stock market has remained sta
tionery here during the past week
with one or two exceptions. The
bear movement in Montana Tonopat
has collapsed, and this stock Is stea-
lily gaining the ground lost by this
movement, and has advanced during
the past week from so cents to 95
cents and s1.OO. We lcck for this
stock to continue to advance during the
next week, az the showing in the
company's mine is such as to war
rant this stock selling at 81 per
share.
Very favorable news continues 10
come from the PayMaster mine and
their stock is selling at 50 cents per
cents to so cents. and very little il
offered for sale Indiana is Quoted AZ
% cents Rescue IS very active at
! around 80 cents. This company IS
| about to install n Utw hoist. when
| they will resume sinking with renew
! ed visor. Very little North Star is Of
! made having been in the neighbOr-
| hood O. 80 cents. Colehan is held al
| from AZ cents to 80 cents, and like al
| Geld Mountain stock is quite active
The Tonopah stocks oi extension
! companies are act III such great de
nlanG a the present time. owing t
! the new strikes in Gold Mountain
| district. Large and small investor.
| alike are turuin,. their attention Il
tAe latter district Four new conpan
| les have started work in his dIstrlr
! during the past week, and startiiu.
developments may be locked AN
from any Of these companies III "a,
near future. Work has commenced O,
| the liashroCk property at Cola AiDan
tam, and Il shaft vii b put down /
a depth OF eco feet as soon - /, IS
be. This comnany's ground has
! ledge j feet wide and ass4yinz ua a
average of $40 per TOT 9oto1"29la
on the surface,
The Bennett group at Gold hour
tain has been bonded for 500 3 an
active development work has ter1
lnstiGated on this property. The oHi
Tonopah shaft has attained {, dept
II go feet, where they has plu Il
a station. and have resumed S.i.',in
IL iote purnhyry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-04
MORE
TROUBLE:
TIE S. 2. HATING HARD
LUCK REcCNSlRUoI,.:MMl
Track Across Salt Lake Sinks
Cut OF Silht,

Il begins TO lock as though Engi
neeI Heed and his star ca the Sou
thern Pacific were Up against har,.
proposition On the o. cn-Lucin cut
off. Despite the secresy maintained
and the order issued months ago pro-
hibitins newspaper reporters and
strangers without permit to visit
the scenes OF operations, it is learned
that another stretch of shifty bot
tom has been struck in the lake.
this time at a point west Of PrCmOn-
tory where the water is twenty feet
deep. The track at this point mas
been completed so far as the trestie
work is concerned, but every tim
anything goes over il, it begins to
settle. To date the subsistence is in
the neighbCrhCCd Of six feet. If q
few trains were run over il it is
said the track would settle az much
again
. What this wouIt mean were the
cutoff being operated does net take
any stretch Of Imagination. Should
the track sink under the Overland
Limited there would not be 4 soul
LEFT to tel the tale, while the suhsC
quent damages accruing from the ca-
tastropAe would so a long ways to-
wards representing the initial expense
OF the cut-Cff across the lake. Il IS
presumed. as in the case Of the CUa:,-
mire. or 'hCttum!ess pit, at tn
mouth Of Bear river in SHALLOW water
GA the east side of Promontory, I.at
the engineers viii dump / r.cun-ai1
Of rock into the lake with the ob;e-t
OF getting a fra foundation. Jua'
how this move viii succeed rcIrai2y
to be demonstrated. In the case q IL
first quagmire encountered the unes
neers are stiu ut work CT it and /
has already sunk no less than naI
a dozen times
All efforts TO recover the cnGlp,
which t0pDlcd of the uaok wceI
i ago and killed the fireman haze bee
in vain In few days the lccomotif,
viii have entirely sunk out Of SIGH
and viii probably only De rec0vcre.
by scientists a thousand years hence
who will squabble over the prehisto
Tic find to eventually pu, it in a mn
scum ana label it "Lamanite Char
lot. Relic CT the Iron Age"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-04
Found Dead in the Snow.

jeremiah Cliff. an old resident o.
franktown. was found dead Wednes-
day. He was found lying back of his
mouse. buried in the sh> J, which had
fallen swenty-four hours previously,
He was an old and highly respected
resident of WashOe Valley
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27
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Noticias diversas

mes de Juez de Paz del Distrito de Ca
tedral, Mr. Abraham Kopel.
~. Han sido indultados por e1 Ho-
norable gobernador interino y pro-
puesta del Honorable Procurador Ge-
neral los confnados Romualdo Garcia
Flores y Jose Ildefonso Martinez. que
|cumplen condena por perjurio en- la
carcel del Distrito de San Juan.
~ Concurridfsima en- extreme vi6-
Sc la retreta dada anoche por Ia banda
del Battalion de Puerto Rico
~ El sargento ne la Policfa Inst
liar, sefIor Cuin, participa al Director
de la Junta Superior de Sanidad de
esta capital que el estado sanitario de
dicha poblaci6n ha mejorado mucho
desde Ia Ultima vista del DR.. don Ri
cardo Hernandez.
Participa que el dia ~ hubo una ft1er
te lluvia en- la poblacion. 10 que causo
| Ialguros dafios varias casas de conner
clio por estar una alcantarilla que perte-
nece al ayuntamiento obstrufda y en-
complete estado de suciedad. Sc han
dado las opOrtunas 6rdenes para que
Sc proceda Embellishments a Ia limpie
"a de dicha alcantarilla.