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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION
STRONGLY FAVORS ARMY CANTEEN

Through DR.. George Kober, OF this
city, the committee appointed to con-
slider the matter reported in favor of
the canteen and submitted a resolu-
ton for presentation to congress de-
ploring the action Of congress in cur
failing the operation OF the canteen and
recommending "in the interest Of gem
eral and military sanitation" its re-
establishment at the earliest possible
date. The delegates present declared
themselves as all for fl, but as a mat
ter Of form the resolution was refererd
to a committee.
Tt is understood the advisory coun-
Gil has decided upon Havana as the
place for holding the next convention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30

Washington. oct. 29.-At today's ses-
sion Of the American Public Health
association DR.. Lindsey Of Havana in
trOduced a resolution, which was re-
ferred to the executive committee. call
ing attention 10 the epidemic OF yell
low fever I'm Texas and declaring that
the association has noticed the in
different work of the pubic
health and marine hospitaT' in allow
ing the disease to enter the United
States
The relations of the army canteen in
relation TO its effects on the health Of
soldiers was the principal subject of
discussion at this session.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
JOHN MTTcHFLL DAY.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 29.-This is John
Mitchell day. All the United Mine
Workers Of America in the Lackawan-
ma and Wyoming regions We're out on
parade to the number of $4,000. Mr..
Mitchell and Alexander T. COunell,
mayor of the city. rode in the first car
riage. The parade ended in the circus
grounds, where Mr.. Mitchell and Mr.
Duncan made speeches on the topic Of
labor and trade uniOnisn1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
POLITICAL JABs.

stand up for Bruce Johnson!'-AIa-
chine Motto.
County Attorney WesterVelt declares
he is willing 90 prosecute his friends for
fraud, hut before this Is taken seriously
hc should demonstrate his ability-Or
wilIngness--to draw q complaint that
viii hold water.
The Women's Democratic club is doing
some good work in behalf OF the ticket
Thompson has been mayor four years
Zach year the taX-rate has been increased
despite the sales Of city property to help
make up deficits VIII the Bruce john
son crowd make taxes any less2
AT the Federation Of Labor hall on
Second South street this evening James
Gilbert will deliver an address on Trades
Unions and Politics" During the evening
Louis Brodie win sing and the Cowan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
SusPECT ARREsTFn-

Boston, oct. Z9-On the arrival Of the
steamer Ivernia from Liverpool at her
dock today. Nehtan krilSOrian, an Arme-
nfau. was arrested at the request OF Scot
land Yard on a charge OF being an ac-
CessOry before the fact Of the murder Of
SaEatei Sag0uHi on Tuesday. krikOrlan
claimed that his object in coming 10 this
country was 10 attend lectures at Har-
ward. but on being searched only s. was
found in his possession. He viii be ar
raigned before q United States commits
gionpr tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
RITRNEn no DEATH

Frankfort. Ky. oct. 29-Attorney Will
liam H Julien. one Of the best known
lawyers in Kentucky was burned to
death at midnight in his office. Il is
not known how the fire originated. but
it Is presumed Mr.. Julien stumbled and
fell unto the open fireplace before which
the body was found. He was seen on the
street within a few minutes of the dis
coverv of the fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
REPUBLICAN CLUB SORRY.
Wishes Rally For Saturday Had Not
Been Decided On

IF the Young Mems Republican club
dared-it would call off its rally of white
slaves at the Theatre next Saturday
evening. but IL doesn't dare at the pres
eut writing. because the meeting has
been So generally advertised The trouble
SIS there is such a scarcity OF speakers
not directly Identified with the machine.
Several prominent Republicans were ap-
preached yesterday. They declined. They
would not take any part in the Bruce
Johnson mass-meeting. preferring to let
the cOlOred man run things himself
AS it now shapes itself here are some
OK the prominent Republicans who have
been OutspOken against the machine and
its methods.
Orange J. Salisbury.
w. r. James.
u. NJ. Allison, ir.
Eeuner y. Smith.
Former chief Justice Charles S. zane.
Matthew II. walker
George n. Lawrence.
Grant II. Smith
Here is the principal man available to
speak for the machine:
Bruce johnson. COl0red proprietor of a
Commercial street resort
The committee having i'm charge the Sc
curing Of speakers for the shotgun rally
is sick at heart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
MOonY MAKFs PROMISES.

Springfield. Mass oct. 29-WiIliam II.
Moody. secretary Of the navy. addressed
an audience of 1900 persons at the Re
publican rally here today, lie touched
upon the postal investigations and said
ne could promise for the president that
the report of Holmes Conrad and Charles
J. Bonaparte would be submitted in full
to the public and no one would be shell
tered by the adminsstra ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
ARRIVED FROM EUROPE.

New York, Oct. 29.-AmOng the passeu-
gers on board the steamer Cedric. which
arrived tonight from Liverpool. We're
Senator Thomas T. Bard of California
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Senator
and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge OF Massa-
Chusetts Aarquise de Tallyran0-Peri-
CORD daughter of former Vice President
Levi p. Morton; Joseph Pulitzer and for
mer Senator George Turner Of Washing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
SIX WERE CONNECTS.

Melbourne. Victoria Oct. "a rowboat
containing several men was picked up at
sea 400 miles from NOumea. New Gale
donia, and brought here Six of the res
cued men have turned out to be couvicts
who escaped from the French penal set
Element in New Caledonia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
LOSS Only $4,000.

Paducah. Ky. oct 29-The losses in
last nights fire viii not exceed $3.50. COO
The principal losers are Livingston &
Son, Woil & Son. Michael a Brother
and r. @. Terrell. Mayor Lang was
Slightly injured while aiding the fire.
men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
CAME TO BLOWS.

Memphis, Oct "a special from Pom
chatouia, La. SAYS; Judge Newton G.
Blanchard and General Leon Jastremski,
EubernatOrial candidates, came to blows
at public meeting here today while dis
GUESSING certain charges made recently in
q speech at Baton RouEe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
ARREsTFD FOR THEFT.

Vancouver B. c.. Oct 20 j. Burpee. a
postal official in the Kloudike, has been
arrested for alleged theft of money and
registered letters. according TO a dispatch
received here today from Dawson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30

Guitar club VIII also render some selec-
lions. The meeting is open 20 the general
public and all trades unionists are invited
to be present
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-30
FIRE AT RT.uFETEr.Ds

New Orleans, La, oct. 29.-Private
cables received here today report big
fire at Bluefelds. Nicaragua. The
losses are estimated at $500. 600
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-12-18
KILL KOREANS
Marines ouell Strike Riot Il Kok-
Fhe.


Nnnrl The Iananese landed ma
$. ~o,,tbw..t
TINES ~ o1oA-rne ~ w
coast OF Korea TO suppress rlotanR
connection with i strike among labor
80 sIt /. rororfed MAT thev fired upon
], ;,,.. .-sn,.
kne AaOD, lining sesclaa psopa
The strike WAS among Korean coolIes
employed il the foreign concession,
audit precipitatedaclash between the
Koreans ana Japanese.
london. Eng-Telegrams from ia
pan concur "a declaring that the posi-
tion&of the Ministry has been rather
improved than otherwise by the disso-
luton 81 the Diet. The terms Of Rus
sia,s reply to Japan have been commu-
nicated to the Japanese Minister here,
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-12-18
Let Us BE Thankful.

ne he thankful that we are awe
live is good. There T doubtless
End life bitter and sad, n even
Of these their detection Is only
of mood. which comes and goes,
a. now and then present WITH IT'S
Il even such souls rejoice that,
lal they may feel at times;
Always in the shadows And
fer them, as It ls always
q 4 good it is to be alive!
esor the world. 1t is
ut all that God has
he only evil is OF
what men brought
out. What God
kdure, is all good
goodness of God's
be glad.
br what OF Code
stand-for the sor-
bd and earthquake,
Some day we
1Reaning ef it all, and
Is it was. Let us re-
lt now-Christian En-
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-12-18
A SERMON FOR SUNDAY



xinsxs5 one 81 the Most
<sssnss. De rsssas q
zxsll6se.
11zzz4 z1nd-zThe Rev. Thomas
mqzE e6Taeax hp theme Of
ssz Mission e The World
ss& ssr sa1 Ne 1Eon ~ go1b As marl5
~. enf M thsm ; anso t KS u mpt5e
IS
1ne a eIso g ING discap.ei
Mefs 5sn2ea Letnselnane with lts mental
::Asa4 H. 49,, We 3 9nLe sssp
~ TIE $780, Ine shadows hung from
5he czee1 s S2sepenlng ana darkenlng;
1911 *sl4Le anosner s9n sIaouIe
Bs:ssz By! I'i g ss' sssy i sssS !
Thou fS7tz{ VI "a a. Then His mind
for the75 e3sfin4 heir mission 20 be =
ward III 81 <SIyery while standing in
the 4 9bSde 1nd gIo6m AZ 1hou sast
~ & aE6ss
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-12-18
why ~ was Not Promoted.

XNtcned the CLOCK.
He WAS always g~ru1nblilg.
ne was always behindhand.
He had 10 iron III his blood.
ne vas willing, but untitled.
he didn't believe in himself.
III asked too many questions.
He was stung BY a bad book.
His stock excuse was s. forgot.
He wasn't ready for the next step.
Headtd not put his heart in his work.
ae learned nothing from bis blunr
He felt that he was above his posi-
He chose bic friends among his in-
He vas content 70 Be 9 second-rate
rqinsd his ability BY balf-doing
nsxsr dared u act On bis own
did not think # worth while e
u make sDlur" take the
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-12-18

Inquisitive Person-sWhat are those
peculiar looking thingsY" Dealer
pressed family skeletons for the clos
cts of dat dwellers."-Judge.
The poets burn the midnight oil
And lonely vigils keep,
And products Of their wakeful toll
Put other folks to sleep.
Spare Moments
Nell-ssThat Western heiress married
d penniless Duke who weighs over 300
pounds BelIe-.Wen, you can't
blame her FOR wanting the most for her
money
I Cannot Sing the Old Songs raj
b1ed the young woman at the piano.
But this was small relief, for the new
ones she.sang were 9 worse.-Chica-
80 Tribune.
sIt's the finest play Of the realistic
school I've seen yet a real flying
machine on the stage, I suppose? r.
NO but it has a real plot and a few
real actorssn-Philadelphia Press.
Ella-Fred shook terribly when he
proposed ID me-. Stella 81 didn't
KNOW that he was difident." Ella-"l
don't think he is; we were IN an auto-
mobile when be proposed.'-Smart Set.
1here was once 4 foppish old beau
F6osaid, / find walking too sleau,
prance down the street.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-12-18

milk. Llm4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Ezra Brooks, who has been at Brock
enridge, Colorado for the past four
years, came home the Fourth for
visit with his relatives in this city.
He will return TO Colorado after a
month 8 visit with his relatives here
Manager Corcoran has closed with
the Milwaukee Sentin-ls for two games
of Lase ball on the local grounds
Saturday and Sunday July 10 and 10.
Testimony in the examination of
Vim. vanGorder, held at Iron Noun
tain for the murder OF John Schalter
shows that the bullet from VanGorder
gun killed Schalter. VanGorder Is
held to the circuit court under bonds
of %, 900 which he as unable TO
furnish
We were misinformed regarding the
tranfer of the McCusker residence
last week. We supposed that our in
formant knew what he was talking
about but find that he didn I for Father
Becker states that he was not the
purchaser
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11

Justified that we engage Miss Ray
Morrison to teach at the Columbia
mine school in place of Miss Lulu
Morrison who resigned at salary of
40 90 per month for scnool year of
1904. Motion carried.
Motion made by Lusield seconded
by J. II. Parks that we engage M ISIS
Agnes Behan to teacn the Armenia
mine school at salary Of 40 90 per
month for the school year 1904.
Motion carried.
Motion made by Bjork seconded by
Parks that Miss Sarah Liberty be
rendered her present position as teach.
or at sec 35 school for school year 1908
4. Motion carried.
Motion made by Justified seconded
by Gribble that Miss Mary Gaffney be
rendered her present position OF teacn-
or at the Hasselstrom school for school
year 1904 at a salary OF 40 90 pei
month. Motion carried.
Motion made ly Justified seconded
by Parks that we engage Miss Kate
Nielsen as teacher of music and draw.
ing Tor the ensuing school year of 100;
A at salary of 60 90 per month.
Motion carried.
Motion made by Bjork seconded by
Justified that we engage Miss Laura
Hustled for teacher of 3rd grade fol
school year 1904 at salary of 30 OF
per month. Motion carried.
There being no further business ap
pearlng before the board it was moved
as adjourned.
S. J. Grbible,
Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
sHovELs woRING.

d. hoyels are st<work in the
stall Falls district loading ore from
stockpiles. The shovels are work
as foilo1s: The Oliver Mining
npany has : is shovel at the Hope
ding the few thousand tons Of ore
Il are in stock there. Work was
rted on this pile on Monday last.
q shovel has been at the Mansfield
sding there but it was decided to
D the Hope piie'fFst. 1t is likely
hi the shovel will be sent to the
Blumbis mine in the near future to
ban % thenS 'Corrigan- Mckinney
Co. lave tp shovels working. One
at the Ada "a mine cleaning mp
e pile tina ,q Cts there. This ore is
kelly to go |sfore the end of the
Jason as the company is working 1t
b just as rapidly as they can. The
he is OF a low grade and high in
loisture so that 1t is not as rapid a
sller as some others that the company
,inea Fhe other shovel is at the
obin mine cleaning up the pile there.
mere are about 40. 900 tons in pile at
improperly and it will take some
me to get it away at the rate cars
re being furnished. The Tobin is
very desirable ore and there is no
uestion about all of it going this sea-
IN.
The Bristol people are working their
IL shovel every moment that they
IN for they have big pile and a
liz amount of ore to send forward.
The snovels are hampered greatly by
ie car shortage. On an average the
iovles don t work over three days in
10 week all because there are not
,rs enough to supple them. The
AZ shortage is due TO the congested
,ndition of the docks and that con-
ition is due to the vessel shortage so
lat the cleaning up of the pile de-
ends in a great measure on the ability
the vesselmen to iron out matters at
be lower ports.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
S. j. Grbible,
Clerk.

Crystal Falls Mich, May 9Th 1903
s O'Clock p. IN.
Board meet in regular session in
clerks Office with the following memb.
res present John Hasselstrom, A.
Bjork, A. Justified and S. j. Gribble
Minutes of our last regular meeting
Of April 18th and special Of cath and
adjourned meeting of Goth of April
were read and approved as read.
Moved by Justified and seconded by
Gribble that the chairman appoint a
committee of two to get estimates of
repairs TO be made to high school as
soon as possible Motion carried
The chairman appointed Arvid
Bjork and A. Justified as the com
mittees
Moved by Bjork and seconded by
Gribble that the purchasing agent be
instructed to confer with the Supt. w.
ID. Hill regarding the printing for
commencement exercises and the
same not to exceed $2j 90. Motion
carried.
Moved by Bjork and seconded by
Justified that we engage Miss Anna
Richardson to teach the Sth grade for
ensuing school year at a salary of 30 90
per month for 1904 Motion carried.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
NEWS OF THE MINES
The Weeks Events in Mining and Kindred
Industries.

Trimble, secretary of the Steel cor
poration, on Tuesday in the following
terms:
In consequence CT Of the continued
i'll health of the president. he has re-
quested the appointment Of an assistant
to preform the active duties of the pre-
sidency, and at today's meeting of the
finance committee Mr. w. E. Corey,
president of the Carnegie Steel Co..
was appointed to such position.
1t is now learned that Mr.. Henry
Frick was last March approached and
tentatively offered the presidency of
the great corporation. He positively
refused to consider it, The curious
thing is that the appointment of Mr..
Corey to this important Office caused
no stir in financial circles whatever,
80 clearly had the events of the past
few weeks presaged it. Mr.. Corey has
been connected with the steel industry
since his sixteenth year. His first
position was in the laboratory OF the
Edgar Thomas steel works. where he
imbibed fund of practical knowledge
which he has ceaselessly striven to
develop and apply He later entered
the order department Of the Carnegie
works at Homestead, where he steadily
advanced until he succeeded Charles
NJ. Schwab rs president An impor-
tant invention for M. Corey was the
invention of the Carnegie reforged
armor. Marine Review.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
JrsT ABOUT BEpTIME

take Little Early Riser it will
cure constipation. biliousness and
liver troubles. De Wits Little Early
Risers are different from other pills.
They do not grippe and break dow the
muscous membranes OF the stomach,
liver and bowels but cure by gently
arousing the secretions and giving
strength to these organs. Sold by
Coles Pharm
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
UTAH IRON ORE FIELDS GOBBL-
ED UP.

John W Gates and other Chicago
men are, 1t is understood, say Salt
Lake dispatch to the Tribune, backing
Senator Abe Lewis Of Utah in his
deal TO acquire vast iron deposits in
Utah AMI put up a steel plant. Senator
Lewis who formerly resided in Chicago
announced few days ago that a
$50, 600, 900 company would be incor-
poraeA q h to take over the property
he hi ,AsuIted up
Seht<ngf "a. Clark is also buying
ioru X sTTs s'ls : Shines near his Salt Lake
route al.u- is preparing 10 arrange for
the manufacture of iron. and steel.
The statement is made in Salt Lake,
the Tribunes dispatch says, that d..
III. Moffatt is also interested with him,
and that John c. Osgood IS also in
the deal Moifatt and Clark are
anix-as to get the traffic for their new
roads. Wipe Coopado Fuel and Iron
company, Since Rockefeller and Gould
gained control, has resumed its efforts
to increase its holdings in the Utah
iron deposits
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
GEL TOGETHER

mining com: anies ard all are I'M
animously in favor Of it.
Hurrah for Crystal Falls and a
monster celebration. Let's get to-
gether and get into the push. Show
them that we can do things when we
start out and the thing will be win
ner. Don't whine or pout. get busy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11

Sealed bids will be received for NOV
ing about 500 yards Of dirt to fill a
bout the new residence for the sheriff
The dirt will be taken from the west
of the court house. All bids must be
in the hands OF the county clerk by
II 90 O. clock noon on July 18th.
John Wall
County Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
BEER SAVED NAN DROWNED

but three men in the boat and after
the ducKing also saw three so didn't
concern himself further. On this oc-
casion, however, his suspicious were
aroused and he went TO the river ank
and inquired the use OF the search.
The men told him nat they guessed
one of their party h, been drowned
and he joined in tie sarch with them.
The missing man as soon located
near the pier ~ rne very spot where
the boat capsige'
A coroner's il. lo,ss was held but
there was no evidence TO show any
criminal action in the affair. IL was
rumored at first that the fellow had
met his death while t,sting fish be-
cause of the finding of some explo lers
in his pockets brt al that was ex-
planned away by tie celebration up on
the river bank.
Johnson was III Irried man. his
wife residing in g q old country
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11

Oh. Lindyren labor on streets 10 so
John Camerer labor ON streets "a 90
L. Gurren labor on streets 3 90
Henry Runback labor on streets Is 90
Oh. Lind team work 30 90
Ike Monroe team work 600
John Harbour team work 10 90
John Wult team work ? 90
Ray Kiinball team work 6 90
John Dawson team work 90
Alex Fosburg team work l3 90
r. :. Grafton team work 20 90
Pete Cosette team work IL 90
CRYSTAL Falls HID co. Mds S6
w. D. Brown a. Co lumber sup
as ~
John Smith cedar sup 30 90
r. +. Mcdonald blacksmith bill ? So
Moved by Johnson seconded by
Dawson that the clerk be instructed
to advertize for bids for medical SER
vices to the poor of the city including
said bids TO be opened on the
Bird day OF August 1908 at ) oc lock IN.
IN. for a one year term. Motion
carried.
Moved by Bryson seconded by Bauer
that the Office % first ward Alderman
formerly held by A. Ormonroyd be
declared vacant. Motion carried.
Moved by Bryson seconded by John
son that William Cole be appointed
alderman for first ward to fill vacancy.
Moved by Larson seconded by Bauer
that Harry Perry be appointed alder
man for first ward TO fill vacancy
upon ballot being taken William
Cole received one vote and Harry Perry
four votes Harry Perry having received
a.majority for votes the mayor de-
clared him elected to fill vacancy.
Upon motion meeting adjourned.
Robt Munns,
City Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
BvT ONE TICKET LAUNCHED.

voting at this election. We have called
the attention of the trainers of the
bill to this point and they agree with
us that none but male inhabitants Of
the district can vote
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
MR.. COREY TO MANAGE STEEL
CORPORATION.

on two o.nree occasions the Review
Mas stated air. Charles NJ. Sch
Tsh.e 49, Of Office as president Of
.tbe limited States steel Corporation
,r.a limited one; but the Review
~ f,anh enough TO admit that he has
hela me Office longer than it expected
80 could or course during great
~ -, - rho time he has not been ac-
.,reIv concerned in IFS management.
His health has been his first care. as Il
aso,ld ~ that Of all men. He has not
80 go retired. but the active duties Of
s...,aent 81 the steel corporation have
saan sahen from him. The formal an.
,nonncemeut was made py M'' n'cn"ro
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-11
THE MoNoNGAHELA.

The few thousand tons of ore that
were put in stock at this property by
Jones g. Laughlins when they were
operating it have been sold to the
Thomas Furnace company and is now
being shipped all-rail to the furnaces
of the company at Milwaukee. The
Jones q Laughlins people have not
surrendered the lease upon the property
so that il is Il question yet what will
be the future of it. However, the
developments were not such as might
be called encouraging.
THE COLUMBIA.
Everything is out of the mine and
the smoke stacks are down. The
workmen have iarted taking out u Q
boilers. They will be distributed a.
round to tn several mines Of the
Oliver peope of the range. 1t is a
lonesome looking p ace on the Colum-
bia loci tion now days a d there IS no
prospe It of III, aspect cha lging for
the better. Whea he Olive people
Ielve it there will be no machinery
left. but it is not likely that the houses
will be torn down There is quiet a
bit of ore in stock but va understand
that that will be tax N away this fall.