The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22

There is talk Of bank being estab-
lished in Richmond.
Pretty girls, pretty choruses, de-
lightful music in the comic opera,
BILLIE TAYLOR. viii happen Wed. Mar.
lst.
WIN. Reading, with Bishop Skanchy
and Jesse Earl, went on a hunting trip
yesterday. While some parties Of this
kind go "loaded for bear, these gen.
tlemen went after ducks only. Read
ing took an old howitzer along, Jesse
Earl shooting stick" and the Bis
hop just went along to pray for good
luck. Before leaving, Mr. Reading Or
dered one OF the boys to meet him at a
certain place at 0 in the evening with
four horse team and wagon to bring
home the result Of the days shooting,
but instead Of this the friends and re-
latives ordered an ambulance TO fol-
low slowly. II, perchance, either Of
the bunch managed to hit anything,
he would die of surprise, so the friends
are wise.
John W. Squires was over in the
vicinity Of "The Lucky Star" mine in
Blacksmith Fork canyon last week
and took advantage of the opportun-
ity to investigate Mr.. Neilsens pros
pect. After careful inspection into
all that was exposed TO view, the great
quantities OF ore already taken out,
the lay of the country and the work
now being done, Mr.. Squires is inclin-
ed TO feel that the half has not yet
been told. Mr.. Squires does not claim
to be an expert but has had at least
some experience, and was shown
around by one Of the miners who has
been around mining camps all his life.
A map Of the company's property,
showing holes that have been doing
and indicating the lodges was made
and from this Mr.. Squires can not
figure out anything other than that
the prospect will yet prove mine
He admits the possibility of pockets
but after sixty-tive feet of ore has
been taken out there is still lead
and vein which at the bottom Is nc
less than four feet wide. Mr.. Squires
carried with him some ore and galena
that is very fine, so rich In fact that
some who have examined it say II
could not have come from these noun
tains. If you are interested, have
have stock. IL might be good for YOU
TO talk to John.
The Mantelli Grand Opera company
arrived in Salt Lake Saturday morn
ing on its way TO the east from the
Pacific coast, where it has been pre-
senting the standard operas will
marked success. The company con
tains some excellent artists, and thu
public is promised good presentations
Nine. Eugenia Mantelli is registered
at the Wilson, where she will remain
during her stay here. The prim;
donna Is widely known in the masica
circles Of Europe and America as al
artistic most thoroughly conversan
with the grand opera roles of tn
world. She IL was who, on one occa
sion was nursing her sick husband in
New York hospital when one of tn
Grau's prima donna sopranos at TIN
Metropolitan Opera House was takel
seriously i'll one hour before the cur
tain was to be lifted. The manage
nent sent a carriage post haste 10
Mantelli. She received word at TIL
hospital at TAO and at $50 walked Of
the stage to sing the role Aida In tn
opera OF that title. Although she ha
not performed the role i'm man
months, she went through IL withou
missing note, and scored one of tn
big successes of the evening. IL wa
set down at the time as one of th
{ most wonderful feats in the anna
Of grand opera. She saved the hous,
, which represented several Thousand
, Of dollars and established reputatio
/ as wonderful memorizer of grea
operate roles. The News.
Most people of Logan will remembC
Alphonz Either, the Utah man wi
, came from New York to take the pal
: of "Corianton" in that late lamentG
= production. AS we remember lin
Either was man of magnificent pin.
sicial proportions, but who, on u
stage, walked with stopped shoulder
: and was all mouth and noise. Ethit
is now carrying the title role in "Be
Hur'' now on the boards in Chicag,
g and the Record-IIcrald in speaking {
/ the production has to say: "Tf
r present cast of Ben Hur' contains Z
= notable names, but it includes playcI
t who gave judcious, digniiied, grac
= ful aud melodious readings Of the o
? nate prose. Orrn Johnson was to al
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