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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-31

We are buying Timothy seed, clover
seed, oats, etc for which we are pay
ing the highest market price. Don't
sell until you have seen Us. Call IA
up We have both phones.
HILL CITY GROCERY,
South High Street.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-31

The distance between New York
and San Francisco via Cape Horn Is
about IA, $40 miles. The Panama Ca
nal will reduce this to something less
than 5000.
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wantsd.

We are again at our old stand, South
High street, buying young turkeys ct
two to four pounds. Bring them TO us,
- our market 10 the best.
BRIGHTnAN Bros.
John n. AcHpgh, Aanager.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-31

The ground upon which the Bank of
England stands Is valued at $3.50 a
square foot. At that valuation the
site is worth s32, 770, 900.
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John r. Stuhy and Elsie J. Strange.
Bennie Kay and Estelle PsYkins.
Albert Leroy Morris and May Anna
Vanden Egndsn.
Roy Wilson and Nevada Inmelt.
Henry e. Swouger and Lena Mccoy.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-31

Robert Jackson, an aged and well.
known colored citizen, died ON Mon.
day. Inteymsnt Tuesday.
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entered at Postoffice Hillsboro, Ohio,
as second class matter.

Give any city good, honest, compe.
tent officials and stop the graft and
iobberY and 1t is sure to prosper.
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Common Pleas Court.

New cases fled; The Cincinnati d
Colum bus Traction Co. vs. The N. &
w. Railway Co. Action for rights to
cross track.
O. N. Sans, admr. OF Lucy n. Harris
vs.. Elizabeth Johnson, ct al. Parti-
tion.
Catherine Fry, ct all vs. Mcpherson
Purdy, admir-. of Gee. p. .Brognord,
deceased, ct al.
Sarah M. Foust vs.. Edna G. Brsse,
ct al. Partition.
Geo.H. Yarger vs.. Esta May Yaryer.
Action for divorce on gr0uAds Of ex-
treme cruelty and gross neglect.
Court wzs in sessioU Friday, August
2Ol and the following orders entesea
on the jpsrnal:
Wsrven d. Penqdte:tvA Marion
Fo1,. ct al, Warren NEPenquite ".
Joshua Fsa, ct al. Leave 10 Marion
Foa 10 hie cross Opetitdonl against n.
Hays ana u. Hays &tsenlby :sepA- Is,
lDee
Lawis Barrow ". MatiadA Il JsAn-
son, et al Confrmattbn of repegt Of
comuissieaenlaud sale ssaeyed for
cash.
Court will Se in sessisn % :WeAnes-
dag ana PsiAay Of this-week wbe2 the
cases Of the State :o6 Ohistvs. JUd
Thurman for burglary. ana The State
At Ohis w. Jesse0M NC 1ahaneylfoS arson
Will Gene up for trial.
| A number Of witnesses: :have;Dbeeu
subpoenaed and the following: named
persons have been snnnoaed a. Jurors
for the trial Of these,case&:
Robert King,
James Fields,
I Esgene Chaney,
/ Flint Rockhold,
Lang Young,
Dawson Stanfosth,
8. A. Turner,
John Pence,
| A. T. Shook,
A. A. Eaton,
j VIM. F. Prics,
Frank Hogsett,
VIM. Gibson.
Frank Crosen,
Charley Cravens,
Zed Swisshelm,
VIM. Co1man,
VIII Wedding.
|
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wasted HIS Opportunities.

Wasted His Opportunities.
Hs-He vos frighdfully extrafagantl
Ghe-S0?
Awful Ven Q man owes feefty
t'ousand dollars. you would expect dot
he would hat saved . good deal Of der
money. but hs hasn't vun osndti"-
Puck
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z6o visitor-What an immense
snake on, hesa rattlssnake, isn't
he?
Keeper-Yes. mum. ae has twelve
rattlss and button.
visitor-How can ! make him rattlep
Keepsr-Teuch the button.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
MAMMOTIrS PUMP PLANT,


President samuel Mcintyre ~ tho
Mammoth company stated today that
arrangements are RDng ahead 10 ro.
Hove the water situation IN Mammoth.
which was rendered quite serious on
Monday afternoon by the construction
~ the pumping plant at cherry creek
\ small temporary plant VIII be IN
stalled Immediately and n Is hoped ia
hayc II roldy within the next two or
three days II Is believed mae the tenn.
purnry plant win servo all purposes un.
IN the permanent ono can he built
The pompany's muohInlsW report That
considerable NJ the machinery can be-
saved ana President Mcintyre says ho
does not believe n VIII be- necessary 10
send ont ~ he city for any equipment
nodded In the rcbuldng Of the plant
Tho mines of Mammoth win not tuf.
fer seriously on account ~ the lrc. as
the present situation win be- relieved
by the end Of the week
Tho rarsi company VIII start up
AGAIN, after tho Fourth Of July ropt,
tomorrow morning Manager Joseph
slil durluB lhc day that sufficient wa.
ter can be obtained from the SHAFT ~
supply The hollors temporarily
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Bingham Company Has Ou,sland-
ing Obligations Aggregaling
Over 81 900,
ASSESSMENT TO BRING S 10000
Compressor and llostine Plant Cost
More Than >llooo -- Mine COnd.
IIoOs Are Encouraging

Soon ailu llc late moo'na n the
board or dwcaDou 70, which % .,ooot
0JfcFrmcdt was levied, Gonoml Mana,
scr \ l. Jacobs OF the lutlcrLlborl
Mlnin3 company promised lo Inform
The stockholders through ID circular lot.
lcrof ,hc physical condition Of IT,
comuuys mine ana oso present TO
them u' the omc time d unmola state.
mrrt
This letter Mas been luucd and
reached the hands ot some afWchold.
ors tonN II Wyr
On a circular lcllor NJ JAM -, 1905,
tho directors outlined the work, lhry
had IN Wow, IN order to open the mnc
~ gr"llor depth, Thlf work has been
done dg far a. the drain tunnel IL con.
conol, and the mine management ~
noN laislns from the lower level %
reach the ore bodies above The drain
tunnel IN lti2 fcct Ions. g feet wide and
foct IN height wen llmborcd, whor.
ever II WAS required
TN order 10 secure mniplont dump
room for many years 10 come, We were
Obliged TO run a single compartment
raise With manvay and orc chute from
tunnel level To surface, distance Of
q, foot This raise lg Vcll llmhcrcd ana
II 6ls3X9 feet IN dimensions
Besides the above mentioned work
We have a now tunnel called the Hart
Tunnel for 800 feet from which some
copper ore was shipped IN the early
part ~ this year Alfo moro than zoo
feet " drifting was done I'M different
parts ~ tho mine
"Thc present conditions IN tho mine
ore such that your board OF directors
feel confident that ore bodies therein
win Shotly respond IN such quality and
quantity ue 10 support our future OF.
oratlons'
According TO tho financial report tho
company had nm oycrdraft M the hank
ou Juno rs ~ tli,5iS2o, and, In addl-
ton, outstanding bills ana pay roll
W. to July / OF $1,000 making the total
obligations of the company foot up 10
SlIOiN2o Tho pending assessments
II al paid IN, VIII reduce this sum yl0.'
oOO
Tho rCcclpls and disbursements Of the
comany since jan n, 1905 are given IN
detail 0N follows
Roccits cash ON hand ON Jan II,
1904, il60llib net ore receipts t2s iG3l9;
transfer fees, S3,7i' oycrdraft IN bank
tlibiN2g Totul &0S6CS
Disbursements Property arrountB
l,onso Pride " America claim $3.50,
compressor and hosting plant buildings
ana machinery SllliigP, mine office
building ioito, mine once furniture
and nSWroA 1880, ntont $3.50, water
rIuhL ,3l 0O orc bin 5000, heating
January claim $500 Locating \ !. j,
cmlm, tlii, road, $4,000 Total tls'
0H.27
Mine and General Expense, once
expense. slii,S6, Wpplicg Sl39l,07;
labor. tlb72i,6s, Lower Tunnol--drain
tunnel tiGhi0, 3b raise from Lower
Tunnel 3o,O,OG tmboung, SLl6Sli,
salaries, ili0,S5, incidental mine OK.
ncnscs. sll6,3O, fuel, t2bt, 30 assay
Ing, ill6,1t, surveying, s2G3b0, in.
surancc, t22G,0N Interest, Sl2S,7G,
taxes for 1900 i5l9,i6, Total S6i-
ONG,6S
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Consolidated Mercur SlIIIcucd and
Looked Attractive TO Some
At Fil,y.onc Cents
YANKEE CON. ALSO MOVES UP.
III. Posting Of a S.s 900 Dividend
Roylng a Goot Fleet $3.50 1vjays
Closing Quotations. aud Sales

Ancr u vacation lasting nom me
close Of saturdays calh the mcmhra
" the Salt Lake stock and Mining DN'
change congrogaled In the PHI lhlf fore
noon Tor business During the regular
ana open board calls % total ot $500
shares Ncro transferred the wllug
value Of which was s2SS3G!
AllX came forward IN good order ana
recorded tho pulo NJ 100 shares ot ii'a
cents, star consolidated dropped down
70 ca cents, while Now York Bononyh
found some can around GO ana u conN
Consolidated Mucur ON the open board,
rllfcncd considerably and looked o,'
lA,llyo for some AZ "a cents Yankee
Consolidated came up In better form
too, nR !, consequence NJ tho recent diyl.
don1 Of igh0o0 witch IN payable Oh
Aug T. rnrlel and Sil,or Shield main.
talncd last wook'H closing nripra We
closing quotations ana sales were az
f0llONNt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
RIGHT FROM CRESCENT.
Il, r. cleveland saws sew Cnmp Has
Population ~ over sis Hundred,

o. r. ClwyolnOi OF this city, who.
WIN cob H. ~ MNou Uf mi. plIy, U
niorciirl I'm The tro,ooni Fprggr ANA
Nlppono toVusllcH M s1uthvu8uru M,
Ndu hes returned 10 The Dly. but
VIII leave WNnM tomorrow rlghl ro the
sconr or NOWADAYS lNlru mining excite.
menL
NJ cleveland Expressed considerable
enihus1Nm IN Spreading OF thp uoW min.
ng region today ana believes WIN Nh
lhings considered, Crescent Or gulp Ia
make 70 good mining camp. uuc that
VIII develop not ono, but o. good many
producing mines
Loss Than three NcoNs ugo Mr.
cleveland says, the cump OF lTosront
SprlnHF contained u population of
lhoul % persons, while today there upp
anywhere nom 900 To ,00 pooplc lhol,.
Twelve guloonB he mys are doing
business ana there ere two Rvupful
Ilorcs carrying wen assorted stocks NJ
FOODS
Tho country " exceptionally well
ninerpllzOd ana the veins aDpui to be
argc 0nd well defined, Tho manug,.
mont Of the Naa Pedro LuB Angeles a
salt Lake railroad has quoted a rate
u 85,,b on certain classes Of ore nom
Nlppono 60 the Salt Lake moIcrp and
! shipment from one VI the late dIscoN.
ltiee " expected To- be forwarded room,
~ Slaav0land toye thpro IL plenty VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
A LETTER or yANCOuVER's
Found Among the Archives of
Hawaii

Correspondence of the Associated
Prose-
honolulu june 2S.r-A letter boarug
the signature of George Vancouver the
great explorer II among the documents
found among the archives Of Hawaii
by r. c. Lydockor secretary Of the
board of archives who IL going
through many boxes Of old papers and
records, II was written I'm lipi and IN
u testimonial lon by the explorer with
King Sumohamcha the Groat testify.
Ing To his peaceful disposition and
kindly treatment Of Vancouver ana his
men, The document IN wen preserved,
Many other similar relies are being
found, amonB them being numerous
treaties with the Narlous powers ~ the
world Ny the Hawaiian monarchy
There are also lrl,ol7 signed by the
Hawaiian Kings of the carly part Of
last century showing their allegiance
10 Groat Britain, and one from the first
klmohnmohn to klng George III, toll
ing Of the complete conquest of all the
Hawaiian gloup by tho island king
NOucouycrs letter tells Of meeting
~ chiefs M which the sovereignty OF
Great Britain was acknowledged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
MILL IOR GOLDFIELD,
w. w. FRANK Company WIN RECT one at
4 COST OF AlnO 600

Before snow fos Goldnold win have
o modern complete i0.eMmp mill cap.
able Of handling coo tons of ore oNory
day HlE The Kun NJ TINT place, Tho
plant IA 10 be- Installed BY the IT. l.,
Franz company ana viii represent an
outlay Of more than 100000. Plans ana
specifications Tor the plant are now I'm.
der way The min win replace the two.
STAMP testing plant now M operation
ana owned by the Frank company
Hon n H. Frank, capitalist ana min.
INK npclnior NJ Montana ana Frank, Al'
hcul Canada. hn' been here fol tho
pnW week, ana IN authority fur tho
statement that the blk mill VIII soon BIZ
under way MI Frank, who " one NJ
the foremost mlllionolrcs and pnliti.
clans NJ Montana lcfl tor Butte last
evening, after giving additional orders
respecting the project In which ho rs In.
lcrcMcd
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PRODUCE


Chicago, July 5wOwlug 10 continue
wet Weather IN tho northwest Fontlmont
n the wheat pit hero today Naa inclined
IN bullshuugS september opened mp u
Ia H. M ~ 70 nlAr but suld NJ 10 sos,
Minneapolis, Duluth ana chicago report
ed receipts VI i0j ears against 80 cars a
year agu, Later IN the sosaon the mar
kot broke severely under general selling
brought ont by an extremely honrlsh ~.
port made hy the weather bureau, Sop.
iomhor down gu3a NJ MlgNNhs
ldoW weather conditions cOmcd an oHs'
Ter lono IN the corn market September
opened a higher NJ diG, sold up 30 %, and
t6on dctlnod To- 6llgnGl'. a batter de-,
maud developed lnlor In tDo yoston, and
September advanced 10 MA, with tho
break IN the wheat market corn oHpol.
ioncod considerable profit taking rho
closc wpg llrm with September w n
ul. m $685.
Oul, oponcd =, 10 * higher Tor soplcm.
ben, ut 3li, 10 ~, ana ccllncd 90 3llgndlA
Provisions were u uillo onslor SuplCm.
Der pork was on ~ az 800, hard was
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CLUB MUST ALSO PAY.
Tax Paid by Owner Of Hall or Grove Ia
Not Sufficient,

Internal Rc,cmo Collector Canister to-
dog received copy of decision from
Revenue Commissioner Norkes at Waph'
m9ton IN regard to the payment of q spec
dM laN by clubs glylng dance or u
picnic. IA holds that u tax must be paid
h5 tao club ana that tho tax held by the
owner cf the hall W grove whore said
hull ur picnic III glNon doce not apply IN
thu alo' NJ ll9uor by the club Tho pNn'
clpel feature II NE decision followei, q,
u picnic pyoTy year hires q hall or grove
ior .ugh purpose ANA conducts bar Tor
the ral0 Of lis own llQuors, Il must bn
roWhtd 10 pay tpocIRl tax ana toko out
requisite STAMP therefor The stamp hold
by the proprietor 81 the han or tho gtoyo
YIN nQl answer tor no BAT conducted by
thu club"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
A KENTUCKY MOB
Went After Four Men hut Only
GOt One,

Russelyillc, Ky, July "a mob
numbering 500 went to the jail hero to.
night They were able TO nnd only one
Of the prisoners charged with criminal
assault upon the German glrl, Mary
Gladdor, The other three had orawlcd
up the iron railing aud hid M tho big
water tank near the ceiling, When tho
crowd pot inside, John Sacka, the man
whose trial has been IN progress since
Monday, dropped 10 the floor and
rushed out Of the door Several pur.
sued him ana fred az him, but h. made
his escape. running toward the public
suunrc aud would have cotton away
mad ho not met the shorilf and hts
deputies who were on their way 10
Bowling Green, and they ordered him
~ stop, lie rushed ON, ana they shot
nj him four times, Noundlnp him
twice, Neither wound ls thought 10 Boz
fatal The shooting near The square
frightened the mob In the iaiL and they
hurried N with only one Of the men,
Jimmy Lyon, leaving Polk Fletcher
and Guy Lyon I'm the inll These two,
together Wlth the wounded man, were
takon away shortly aftcrward on the
Train 10 Bowling Green II N supposed
that Lyon who was taken away 10y the
mob was hanged IN the outskirts of
the town and that hls body VIII be
found I'm the morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05

down ~ at as, ana ribs were shade
lower at t&,
cash. hWcal SO, g, rod nov mAN, Old.
tS6d No. a nora, n0' No., nara '@s
northern lloWli 80. o. spring hoh1
Close Wheat -JulN o0h Sept S,.u
NG peg, @Ei Nay 'gt,s s,, p,
IN, old, @'g Doc loHi Old, 5I,} MAY
~,
Oats-.JulN a2'. sept, slb, pccp a2'
NAV 33iy
rgrk july l?Gh sept ias.Fi oclo
Lird.-July il5 sept, i9sH. Oct, 40,
R6s-JuG 1906 Sept, 80, ocL ass
Wc-luly w.
FlaN-Cash, northwest ll3
Timothy. scntu 3N
Cloycr.lulN l2&
Inrlcys.Cash i2udh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
Rather Dull aud Sleepy, Getting
TO o Parity with MoSdays
Close, Then RcoclIuS.
SPECULATION VERY SPOTTY.
Big Buying Of AmaIgated Copper Ar.
rested DccIue--Buyl Ing OF Rail-
roads Made Dcmasj

,,. 1850
Sow York july @ The market Nlr 4
modest fraction hlvh,r for most OF tho
.I..l, MIN v,1, ',,,i,, An .n,ol,l ,,,..
,', W.. WV WV, . sun. 'I III, ~,
hul soou lotol'u To 20 pllllN WIN Mon
days. dosnR and I'm some rasoB trace
top bol,W
..... ,...,.....,., ,,......
''F' WY NV 90 Hh'lN lOlu"u 'opV''
WroI"1 tbr uocIlnr Speculation lhcn boz
ttnr yrry botN. bul lrpIuypd ia tuuu
l.t.,. .,b,'. .s, Dam and p..ll,.,. .,,,l il
.' WV
up uPslNtN'lN ~ Iaul iu'D ~ 10 lhA
ana r. ldng D., H. lOlt Smelling also
piinud d unUt There wa a dDnunstris
lion IN INC Iron ana stool ami some other
iuduFlula, hut th, general lWl Wu. Utu.
,r uurHpunHio
Bonds wore nrm Ht noon.
b,pr .mlUllvr railroads became m0lu
of o. factor u un' market mNA pW,
plusoI OF Union Pacific. MN NuN CON,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
UTAH CONDITIONS.


Foreman n * sutton of the Cinh
mine ~ fish springs In submitting his
report for tho month ~ June append.
I'd the statement that tho condition NJ
the mine hag not been quite M gntIe.
factory IN y long time ne II is nj the
present Ne also reported tho shipmont
of another cor of hiRh grade ore,
which should reach oasis during tn
day The mine assays show this lot
10 run Is per cent lead and isG ounces
In silver To the ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
LIVE STOCK.


chicago, july 5,-Caillc- Rocclnls, g..
600 market lp1ii coula lower Good ~
primo stoors, b,God6 ~ poor to medium,
3PO1j.NO, ttockcrs and lccdcry, stou ~
cows, 3,Wnib0, hoilup, g,0u5l0, Gamers.
lbOp5.O0 bulls, 2,uOHi,O, rulNoH, 3UuG, 2ji
Texas led steers. 3,Nbui,B,
llQgf- Receipts today $1,000, tomorrow,
5000 market 3 cents lower MiNod and
butchers, b iod5,Coi good 70 choice heavy,
o0n 80, rough heavy 5oMbi0, lights,
Q. lbni 60, bulk " snlCs ljN6,6,
Sheep Receipts. 1880 market strong,
lambs steady ~ strong Good lo choice
Wothcrs, iijNjj0, talr 10 choice mixed,
3,i0ub ,oO, western sheep, 3iiDhi0, native
lambs Including springs, LJ0uNj, west.
orn lambs, ,6UuB. TO-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
con. MERCuR BOARD.


\ mcssagc received during the day
from prcfIdw, john Dow of the Con-
solllutod Mpruy cold Mines company
contained the Information that at The
annual meeting NJ shareholders held An
Jersey Clly New Jersey ou the 3rd
INST the following were chosen mcm'
bors Of the board of directors John
Dorm I'D, H. Ahls, Hubbard W Reed
George II bern and Nlllinm NJ,
Thompson of Salt L1Ro, H. W 'hcs.
lorton, of BoNou ana w. A. Bingham
of Jersey CitN 'rhc composition OF tho
board ~ the aamc ns last year with the
exception of Hubbard W. Rrcd VINO
succeeds w. ~ MoComick
President bern win visit Boston be-
fore rclWning home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
Mr.. Banherger Home

President Jacob T., Rambcrgcr ~ tho
plly.WoN Mining company arrived
homo from the east Yesterday after an
absence Of several weeks lie says
rtah mlnos are well thought Of In tho
east and investors Hro ready 10 consld.
a. propositions Of morlt that are pre-
scented 20 them Where few years
ago mon who would not entertain any
thing of u mining investment nature AT
all are now c0gor for ihom,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NrN YORK; ,uil 4; Husdu raw ddlct
Fair ronunR 90, centrifugal ,pG tent 3ls,
mua-fuV sugar %
RcnUoda steady crushed, go, powdor'
ed, 900, prauul1iod $40.
Bullcr.frm state dairy common 10
extra liusp, renovated, common 20 extra,
la'gWii4
Chccsc@l'nm unchanged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
BINGIlAM's NEW TRAMwAy,


Joseph Dcdorich, the contractor, has
purchased the lumber for the towers
ms well Hs other equipment for the New
llayou mino NJ llnghum ana win lonyo
for rNmp tomorrow morning with one
of his engineers ~ look over tho ground
preparatory to enhancing the con.
siruplipn Of tho nov line,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
Col, DoolIl,le Dead

San Francisco July S,r.Col Jcnor.
fon H. Do1Itto. u prominent mlno
oVnor and clp.iollsl NJ california. haH
divd suddenly here llo WpN N partner
IN many ventures Wth John liHyg
Hammond nnl la Woll known In New
YORK financial ,,p'os No wue M.
i've Of california ia wears ~ ugc
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Mining Claims Decided.
encDuI NORTHUMBERLAND

Fnc. .Ul correspondence
Provo duly Co., Rudolph AM and
Mary j, All bay. conveyed 10 Boyd
PARK by uWt o'alw decd their Interest,"
iu 'ho following mmnG elaine IN
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.,

Consult County Clcrk or respective sign,
urf FOR further Information
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS. ESTATE
of Noils olson Deceased Creditors VIII
present claims with vouchers 10 The nm,
dciNlguod At EnHt Jordan, Sandy y, q. 4.
- No % ON ur before the 10Th day of
Nov \. ~ Nos
OLOF JENSoN,
Administrator " tho Estate " Ntlla o..
sun, Deceased
Date NJ fret publications july s. \. H..
1905
y =, christensen Attorney
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ENCAMpMENr COppER.
we carloads Turned on, IN wyoming
Cnmp Last Ncch

Fn'DlUl NolIrHl ull0'ntc
Grand GUDnpmnt Wyoo July Co.
Flyo callodoe Of blister copper hayo
bon shipped ctst a1 the rcull Of the
Hrst wtukb run ot the mollor here.
Tho daily output lNrt wek Was $4,000
pounds of copper
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GIANT fiRECRACKER
Causes Death of Judge Riner's
Mother.in.Inw,

cheyenne Wyo, July i-Mrs janice
lllIich, molhcr.ln.llw Of Judge j, A. Rim,
or az thc tinted Statos district court
dropped dead NJ Judge Rinor's home TO-
day Of heart failure inst nltor the cSplo.
sion uf giant hrc cracker IN front OF
the house, She was ~ years old aud was
enc of ChoyrnnoH pioneers
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1l'ls 10 bingham property " Bolns
SltnlahtonVl Out,

Strengthened out
Tho CroUs claim In bingham Ia
llkoly 10 ho,o some development work
done ON II lu The near future. Richmd
> Ednundson of rllNburg. In the pres.
rnt owuor Of the grouud, II haylnE boon
hcquooihod 10 hm IN the last win and
the mltor'Y death ana while tho rslnto
WAS brlUg sottIrd through the SLOW
process of the probate courts. the mop.
clN was sold Tor the taxes and wac
BID Va by the county Mr. EdmWdson
u now hero for the purpose of stUlght.
rnlng ont the tlllo with Wow of do.
Ing Nomoihing with A. II a purrhnpor
~ not found, Ma Edmundaon expects
10 spend some money IN development,
The location Of the ground In me
tnmp be- good being adloung uIp
lilnghnm Ccuua ana nraJ lhc LUsl
thUnCo ana New ENGLAND mupg
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SslhN SInellNr slnsl,.

San Francisco July 4 The value
o. stock of the Selby smelling and
Load company aud OF the Tacoma
SmeitIug company has renched hlgh
figures, according 20 u petition Ned In
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water At Crescent Springs but none
~ Nlppcho the nearest station on The
SAT- Lako Route, but wnior may lalor
be plpod to NIppcno from Crescent,
The latter camp N not TO exceed 10
miles from SoAl thllpht,
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Mayor Johnson's Mother H.

New YORK duly i.-Moyor Tom H.
Johnson of Cleveland isat tho bedside
" hIs mother Mrs Helen Johnson, AT
Fort Hamilton Mrs, Johnson. who IL
m her cighlloth your TX not expected 20
live many days She II suffering from
the mnrmilIos ~ old ngo,