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, 1905-06-22

out on a bed in a private conveyance
DIR. Price wa called to examine her
while here and found her suffering
from pyemia with probable tubercu-
losis. She was from the south and
was being taken to Chicago for treat
ment.
Saratoga does not wish to II OPP
position to other towns on the 4th.
She will suply try to muse those who
do not so elsewhere to spend that day.
Note the charges in ads this week.
Cosgrif Bros Co. the Harness Shop
Saratoga Lumber Il Supply Co all
have new things to say to the-public.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Casteel came
down from Big creek Monday to meet
Mrs. Howard, of Cheyenne, "A sistero
Mrs. Casteel, who is going up for a
visit.
A large number of Swedc tie drivers
have been in town this week having "a
good time drinking beer. While de
cidedly noisy at times they were very
good-natured about it.
Hon. William Plat, county treas.
urer, accompanied by his wife, passed
through here last week, on their way
to Beaver creek where they go to
spend a few weeks on their ranch.
Postmaster A. NJ. McAnally is con.
fined to his room at present with II
lame leg and other ills. He was to
! have left Tuesday for the Portland
Fair, but will be compelled to post
pone his trip until later.
County Commissioners I. h. Smith,
of Encampment, was quite seriously
hurt recently while coming down from
Pearl with G. b. Bergquist. The
team ran away, throwing both men
out and breaking a couple of ribs for
Mr.. Smith. He will soon he out again.
Miss Grace Crawford took her sis.
ter. Mrs. Geo. 5. Adams and baby
Ruth to the railroad at Walcott last
Saturday, where she took the train
for Rawiins. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
have gone to San Francisco to look
up IA home on the coast. Mr.. Adams
having proceeded her Il few days.
, 1905-06-22
Il FATAL FOURTH

Died of lockiaw caused by in
iuries 406
Died of other injuries. go
Totally blined. 10
Number who lost enc eye......75
Arms and legs lost. ...... %
Number who lost tingers.....l1
Number injured who recover
ed 1888
, 1905-06-22
SARATOGA CHIPS.

Mrs. George Compbell, on Pass
creek, is reported ill.
Miss Carrie Button visited Miss
Violet Large last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Trapp left for
Los Angeles, Calf, yesterday.
f. r. Schoen and Mrs. John Wick
were over from the Bow last week.
Alfred X. Holroyd is in the city
this week from the Pearl country.
Clay Kienzle arrived here Monday
and is employed in the Sun office.
Saratoga will be glad to see you
July 4th if you do not wish to go els.
where.
Rev. Mclean left for Rawins Tues
day for a few days visit with friends
at that point.
Miss Viva and Alvin Harden were
present at the wedding and dance on
Calf creek last week.
Letters for John Jones and Mrs.
X. Bladen remain uncalled for in the
Saratoga post Office.
A. c. Reick was down from Encamp.
ment valley Monday on "a visit to the
family of J. f. Simonson.
If you wish to enjoy IA quiet It'll
come to Saratoga and enjoy yourself
along with the rest of us.
Mrs. DIR. Anderson and children
leave today to join the doctor in Ger.
esco. Neb. where they will make theil
home.
Mrs. S. 5. Wood is visiting Mrs
j. NJ. Sterrett. She expects to 60
out to the ranch of her sons, in Elk
Hollow, on Saturday.
Miss Edna Gross, of Callao. Mo.
arrived here last week and went out
for a visit with her cousin, +. G..
trOSS, OF Brush creek.
MIR. and Mrs Hoyer, of Omaha, the
parents of Mrs. Stearns. arrived here
Saturday. They will spend the sum
mer visiting their children.
You will find Il few more Fireman's
Fund calanders at MIR. Crawford's
office. If you did not get one call
and he will be glad to give you one.
Mrs. Blanche Bailey, who has been
living in Laramie for some time
came up from that place Sunday and
will spend the summer in Saratoga
Ice cream served at the supper
Friday night June 23rd. Given by
the Ladies Aid Society at the Presby.
terrain church. Admission % cents.
A Miss Ella Sutherland from En-.
campment Monday, on her way tc
the railroad. She was being taken
, 1905-06-22
Faint Praise.

senator Depew, at a recent conven-
ton of railroad men, had occasion to
Introduce IA well known speaker from
the West.
In making l~ntroductions." he be-
gan, iii is possible to say some very
pleasant and agreeable things. / am
always pleasant and agreeable when
! maxi an Introduction. wouldn't
IL ! could. hurt the feelings in n
way OF the man whom | present In
this respect | differ from a certain
Dakotan.
This Dakotan arose in a
hall TO introduce a lecturer from New
York. He staggered to the front of
the platform. put his hands in his
pockets, sneered, and said:
Ladies II gents, / am called
on 10 interduce this here man TO you.
but | ran only say two things in his
favor. One is that he has never been
in Jail, The other is that | don't know
why he hasn't"
, 1905-06-22
1851

Desert Land Final Proof.
United States Land Office.

Desert Land Final Proof.
United States Land Office,
Cheyenne, Wyo., June II, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Edgar
L. Stewart of Bennett. Wyoming, has
filed notice of intention to make proof
on his desert land claim No. 42i0, for
the "! mel, nwA sci, mel swi Sec. II,
T. rs n, r. 81 w, before j. f.
Crawford, L. 5. Commissioner Dis
trict of Wyoming at Saratoga, Wyo.
on Wednesday, the md day August,
1905.
He names as witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation
of said land:
James c. Wrisinger, Thomas {.
Francis and John H. King, all of
Bennett, Wyo., and Isaac W. Want,
of Saratoga, Wyoming.
W. F.. CHAPLIN,
SOB Register.
, 1905-06-22
Notice for Publication.
NuIICe Iur FUpIicatlon.
Desert Land, Final Proof.
United States Land Office.

Desert Land, Final Proof.
United States Land Office.
Cheyenne, Wyo., June ID, 1905.
Notice is Hereby given that Mary
E. White, of Saratoga Wyoming, has
filed notice of intention to make proof
on her desert land claim No. 1923,
for Lot 4 Sec. 3, I. 10 n, r.. 81 w,
sci swi, w! sci, Sec. "a, T. II n.
Il. 81 W. before j. f. Crawford. L.
). Comm'r. Dist. of Wyoming, at
Saratoga. Wyoming. on Wednesday.
the 10Th day of July, 1905.
She names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
William H. Large, Burton A. Lee,
Lester l.. Lee and Peter U. Wilson.
all OF Saratoga Wyoming.
SOB NJ + cu.
Register.
, 1905-06-22
:O-3
Notice for Publication.
Desert Land Final Proof.
United States Land Office,

Cheyenne, Wyo., June II, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that An
drew Olson, of Elk Mountain, Wyom
ing, has filed notice of intention to
make proof on his desert land claim
No. 1901, for the 81 of Sec. 81, II. 20
N, K. so w. before j. F. Crawford,
u. 5. Commissioner, District of Wyo.
at Saratoga, Wyoming, on Wednes.
day, the 2nd day of August, 1905.
He names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
John Wick, Frank X. Schoen,
John 5. Carlson and Luther Burch,
all OF Elk Mountain, Wyoming.
W. f. CHAPLIN,
oo-3 Register.
, 1905-06-22

SOB
, 1905-06-22

Mails on sont les nciges d'autan?
Where Is the glov" that / gave to him.
Pelfumcd and warm from my arm that
light
Aud where is the rose tina another stole
When the land was flooded with June
moonlight.
And III" satin slipper | wore ?-Alack
Some Uie had hiatt was wrong I
fear.
Where are those souvenirs to-day
But where are III. smows of vcstcr-
year?
TIL" glov" was burned at his next loves
mayer.
And the rose was lost in thu mlrs of
the street.
Aud the sntin slipper he tossed away.
For his Jealous bride had NOT fairy Too,
t'iN' what You Will. but knox mradamas
For a day alone are your fuyurs dear,
They will so-like III. SHOWS of I'If.,
year.
Anne Reeve Aldricb
, 1905-06-22
Notice for Publication.
Desert Land, Final Proof.

United States Land Office.
Cheyenne, Wyo, June II, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Edgar
l.. Stewart, one of the heirs of Nettie
Stewart, deceased of Bennett, Wyo..
has filed notice of intention to make
proof on his desert land claim No.
1869, for the swi SCI, ea swt, and,
nwi swi, Sec. s, I. Is n, Il. 81 W
before j. f. Crawford, L. s. commits
sioner district of Wyoming at Sara
toga, Wyoming. on Wednesday the
2nd. day of August 1905.
He names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
James c. Wrisinger, Thomas c.
Francis, and John II. King all of
Bennett, Wyoming. and Isaac w.
Want of Saratoga, Wyo.
W. f. CHAPLIN,
"o-" Register.
, 1905-06-22
Dogs Draw Travelling Preacher.

Rev. f. Il. Higgins, the logging
camp Presbyterian missionary of
northern Minnesota. travels all over
the timber region of the state with a
dog sled. Mr.. Higgins weighs over
200 pounds, but his dogs have hauled
him forty miles in six and a half
hours. Sometimes he makes a iour.
ney OF 20 miles in the dead of winter
through the forests and sleeps he.
tween his dogs, all three covered by a
blanket.
, 1905-06-22
Found a Cure for Dyspepsia.

Mrs. S. Lindsay, of Fort William,
Ontario, Canada, who has suffered
quite IA number of years from dyspep.
STA and great pains in the stomach,
was advised by her druggist to take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. She did so and says Il find
that they have done me a great deal
of good. ! have never had any suf-
fering since | began taking them
If troubled with dyspepsia or indi,
gestion why not take these tablets,
get well and stay we'll. For sale at
Prices drug store.
, 1905-06-22

Total number of casualt-
les in the United States. .4,3l9
Lest we forget these figures
should be made prominent.
1t is as if a battle had been
fought in this country on the last
Fourth of July with the above
list of casualties.
Patriotism is one thing.
A desire to make a noise is not
necessarily an exhibit of patriot
ism. A disposition to indulge in
license that is not permitted on
other DAYS is no prima facia evid-
ence of respect for the fathers.
Nor is a slaughter ofthe innocents
a proper accompaniment of the
nations natal day.
Therefore
Parents who have boys who
have a fondness for explosive toy
pistols and blank cartridges should
study the statistics of the annual
tragedy and keep their flesh and
blood out of the holocaust.
Also
Dealers in fireworks should
study the figures in connection
with the law regulating the use
of firearms and explosives and re-
alize the risk they run.
And
City councils should prepare to
enforce ordinances already passed
and to revise and bring up to date
the laws respecting the sale an |
use of explosives on the day We
celebrate.
The Chinese method of Ameri-
can celebration is entirely too cost
- Wyoming Tribune.
, 1905-06-22
sTRAYED SOS REWARD

| Bay Mare weight about 100
with white strip IN face branded oar
lock " m left shoulder S25 reward
6-22 If Frank Num-
Our entire hosehoIe goods for sale
very cheep. Apply to
60 If Miss Lilly Brown
TAKEN UP.
One bay mare. about ! or 5
years of age. left eye white, white
strip i'll face, branded WA on
left shoulder. Owner can have
same by proving property and
paying charges, including this
notice. 6-22-2w c. NJ. Scribner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
BUILDING GOING
ON IN BINGHAM.
-
Many Small Dwelling Houses Now
Being Erected Ii th.
Camp Of Copper.
new BUSINESS BLOCKS, ALSO.
supt Cotes OF Boslsu Con Makes
Investments Ia Carr Fork Guleh
Much Prosperity In Evidence

one Of the bost evidences Of tho pros
pcrlly cSlAIng In tho copper camp OF
Bingham IN the great amount OF build
ms going ON In the town and IN tho VI
entity Of the biz mines,
The demand for small dwelling
houses has been constantly on the IN.
crease for some time, ana several par.
lies have found It a profitable invest
ment to put up such structures ANA
rent them out 10 the men employed
In and around the mines
Louis =, Gates, superintendent Of the
Boston Consolidated mine, has pur'
chased a number Of lots IN Carr Fork
gulch and IN the vicinity Of the High.
lana Boy boarding house, lie has lust
completed several buildings ana has
others In the course Of construction,
Down IN the main town OF Bingham
many improvements are being made
both IN business and residence property
Some OF the old shacM which have
stood for years on the business streets
are being torn out TO make room for
more substantial buildings,
The lodging houses and hotels In the
camp are dong u thriving business IN
tho town and sometimes the traveller
nXde II real dlnlcut TO get aooommo.
datlons,
with The big things In contemplate
In Bingham brought 10 realization
the camp II destined 10 40 n rapid pace
In the near future, ana no doubt the
next year win witness many changes
made In the way OF new buildings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
At First Sold Higher Thar Last
Night aud Then II Col.
Iapsed,
CAUSED OTHERS TO co DOWN.
Whole Market Showed Close Sym.
patty aud Followed liz
Lead,

New YORK Juno i--Amalsamo,od Cop
per was the feature of the opening Uno'
ING IN the stock market today $500 shares
selling at ~. and ~, compared WITH !,
last night The price then ran on 10 iSh,
Trading generally was languId' Tho sem
crol list was making good headway W.
wards when fresh collapse In tho price
" Amnlsamalod Copper drove II down u
,ilR and tho other stocks lost Nbou, all
their gains, Northern Pacific had sold
points above the previous close, ana ~
Paul Reading and tho SECOND proicfrcc,
~ Louis, and san Finncisco second pre-
fcfrod United states steel preferred,
Alcel foundrlos preferred, Metropolitan
street Railway aud Brooklyn Transit J
10 ~, The whole market showed ciose
sympathy with Amalgomotod copper ana
when that stock roboundcd TO near ~
prices elsewhere recovered TO abou, lho
former top level, Louisville a Nashylll
rose rs and southern Railway w. Unit ID
states steel Tennessee Coal ana Man
haitian gained to y. International Pow.
or sold az nm advance OF 10, uloat
No1hGm preferred dropped w lin1 Un,,,
cd Railway Investment preferred ~, the
demand died out az the higher level an
prices tugged,
nonds We're heavy at noon
Occasional transactions IN the lots &C.
, tive stocks provided the only material
price lluctuatlon IN the carly afternoon
4 gradual hardening movement was per
ccptlblo, Atlantic Coast Line improved q
point, Central OF New Jersey declined ~.
Stock values ,cropt gradually Alghog on
a scani domOnd unlll They averaged about
the best prices Of the forenoon. Amalg a.
mated Copper got back TO III opening flg'
uro, iels, aud g. Pau was carried up t.
| 49, Other gains of | 10 ~ Included
| Union Pacinc, New York Central, Atchh
son, Kansas a Texas and Colorado Fuel
Kansas a Texas preferred stlffonod 2 and
Philadelphia Transit va ~, Louis South
western preferred fen away ! ana Bias
| plCitrrod3,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
DEM AND FOR COPPER.
Tho May sales Exceeded 100000, 900
Oriental Market,

Local copper selling agencies, says a
New York financial publication, con.
llnuo to experience n good demand for
the red metal ana sales for May oy.
Guiding the foreign exports, are IN .cS.
cess OF lO0, 100000 pounds, one nrm
alone having distributed BO,OOOOOO
pounds, From the developments In the
past three weeks, II seems that iherc
IL TO be no dlmlnullon In The demand for
copper by domestic consumers, for the
next few weeks. and the continued
placing Of these large lots has strength
enod the market when II was believed
that sllghl reaction from quoted
prices wug pending,
u. Houston n Co.. In their monthly
copper circular, show the tendency Of
tho market by stating that the activity
In the copper market became the fea.
luro when prices got down TO about the
Decent level, and recent demand has
been Of vast importance "All quar-.
ters OF the trade manifested renewed
interest IN the metal during the past
month continues tho circular, land
sales reported were In unusually
heavy volume, Domestic manulaotur.
lng interests, foroIgn consumers ana
buyers for China shipments, all were
attracted 10 the market by the lower
prices, ana the total transactions VIII
equal In quantity the aggregate pro.
duct " this country for q considerable
part Of the summer, \ few weeks ago
orders were limited both IN number
and sSc, but when the fractional re.
action referred 10 occurred, SELLS and
buyers were able 10 come TO a satlRs
factory understanding regarding terms
ana negotiations issued In important
business, The situation, therefore, r0.
mains fundamentally sound, ana actual
conditions continue remarkably favor.
able 10 tho maintenance OF stcndy
market Since Jan, l. there have been
exported TO china ana Japan from this
country 20 800 tons Of copper and fur.
thcr large shipments TO the far east are
arranged for'durng tho balance Of the
year
az N known that coinage and Jap.
anose war requirements VIII absorb "A
considerable quantity Of the metal talk.
en- but whatever use all this copper
may be ultimately put TO-, one thing Ii
certain that q remarkable demand for
copper has sprung up IN China, Recent
orders have been received for dellyorIcg
extending into 1905. We fleuro that tho
foreign demand for the past " months
has equallC1 from 60 10 ~ per cent OF
the estimated production during TINT
entire porIod, Under those conditions
the trade IN not disturbed by the pros
poet Of stocks accommodating nv In for.
mor years, The Internal lonal demand
onecluolly bars the chance Of big sur.
plus stockp,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

NoYo VIII goor be rcody for commits
sion.
\ special meeting of the slockhold'
ers NJ the Latham Mining g. smelling
company has been called for NEXT Tues'
day for the purpose of oleotIng new
board OF directors
4 rcccnl test run Of ore from the
Pnylnnsler mine near ~ George ~
Washington county proved complete
Auocoea and the company " now pre-
pnred To 40 ahead with urfHng oments
for the installation Of emolter
\ the meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Parrot silver ana copper com.
puny, held IN Butte yesterday john u,
Ryan, Edward g., storey sidney chase,
charles N Dlckoy Richard ID, willard,
A. W. Bemls and g. u, lBurrago were
reelected directors, al are Of New
YORK except Mr. Ryan
II. A, Sohirmer treasurer Of the Dos.
ton Consolidated Mining company, sail
cd from Boston for ENopo Yesterday TO
be IN attendance AT the special meet
lng Of shareholders, which t0kcT place
IN London next week lie carried WITH
him proxies SUFFICIENT 10 carry the pre-
posed bond Issue,
IN addition 10 100 tons Of milling ore
on tho dump, about 400 sacks of high
grade ore are ready Tor shipment NJ the
Shoshone mine II VIII no doubt bring
better than $500 per ton, An ore room
1894 feet N under construction ut the
mine, and the foundation has been laid
for large bunk house TO accommodate
30 men, Supt Mat Hovock says tho
three tunnels arc all working IN the
ore body ono IL I'm 50 feet another 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
CONCENrR ATE~,


MANAGER SIDNEY lumhNrgor NJ tho
Fortuna mine NJ bingham departed for
rmp nPoIn lhla morNIng
MANAGER T. Vs. Madison Of the ccn.
fury mine OF Park valley oXpccts 10
louvo iol cuhp the lasl Of The week
Supt w, Y, dubois " the Continental
AlM mines Of Ana N down from camp
uflor W absence NJ povrn months
Manager r. H. 'rhaonme ~ the Imh
Consolidated who has been IN tho cast
tor several weeks returned homo tsia
afternoon
Tho ore and hulion settlements wee
ported Into yesterday we're an follows
crude ore and concentrates, sl2,8oOi
base bullion, $500.
The silvel King Consolidated com.
pnny ~ PARK Clty " preparing 10 IN.
stall the hplslmg plant recently pur.
chased from the ontario company
Tho now hoIsilng machinery ordered
recently for the Novndl.S superior com.
pany, operating In Humboldt county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
MADE GOOD HEADWAY,
surt MeLaln " IVES, Quincy Mlns Does
Some splendid work

Manager O, D. u, Turner Of the West
quincy mine Of Park city, expressed
considerable satisfaction today over the
way things are moving AZ that proper
ty, under the direction OF Supt Norman
Mclain, For several months the com.
puny has been engaged In driving n
crose.cut To connect the lower levels OF
the Lll,lo Bol mine with that Of the
West quincy II bclng the intention, vi
llmately, 10 use the Little Bell SHAFT for
the exit Of all ore mined Since Dec
I, Mr. Turner Wld today this cross.
cut has been run through a hard quart.
2llo formation for approximately 1000
feet and that during the month OF May
progress was made NJ the rate OF 10 feet
n day, Considering the character OF the
ground, o,co Manager Turner thinks
Supt MoLaln has made remarkably
good headway Mr. Turner Win leave
for New York again tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
PRODUCE,


Chicago June 7-As u rcnllt Of goncr'
ally excellent weather conditions IN the
United states sentiment IN the Mhtat Pr
hero today was Inclined 10 boallshnceF
There was considerable pronl lakIng by
many " Yesterdays buyers July opened
Ter touching SlshSSiL the price reacted
70 nm, Later q pcynlo slump In prices oc,
CURED, July declining 70 N weakness
Of the cash market at Kansas clty. was
pn Important factor IN the situation hero
ThC morkGl ,Glosgd q, leo oo lS,woS, ,gnh'
Corn was weak throughout July open.
cd 1, cent lower M boh After selling ~ 81
cents that option declined Ia tOhm00k,
closing easy, n cent lower az Oh
July oats opened unchanged % Nhnlo
higher a 3l% 10 3iSHllN aud mon oab ID
R6s warc on gl,aS cents at 1914,
close Wheat june lSlg, July 6'ki
t6Eo,rn ""inlyh old, 5lbj scplo p,by old,
I0Na5o, pee, iGNi old, iisi, May iGN,,
oats Jun, aOAg@4I JnH, SlV5l'si
FIry oYiN s, pa isc; WI s Nay f!lSiasm,.
iori-iUlE E3S0'oi'p' sept 1855 oct,
MIN July aaIla0;p scpt 1851 oct,
Fins ,coel, northwest lii
Timothy juno, sM,
nnrey-Cpsh lMp.
rlONrl, INno, ll,iiDG,G
.orn~No O. b2h to ai No ,, w. 10
Oats no q ao'4dUlG no, ., 3o,a9ol,
rnsh Wheat ~. 4 rod, lQ9u,O!l No
r o re- gid SoS ig%G EI nofiD "TN isS 40
q northern lmdl,ll No 0, splmg iOSa
ub
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
WILL USE COPPER BELT.
Utah Consolidated Preparing 10 discard
seINlSNs OF IsAmAIers.

The Utah Consolidated Mining com.
pony Of Bingham " going TO employ
thp services Of the copper Belt rNll.
road for tho handling of all freight oN.
copt the transportation of ore, Here.
toioro II has been necessary 10 rely on
the transfers operating IN the camp TO
deliver all mining tlmbcre, supplies
ETC., TO the mine, But this " to be
done away with, Just as soon as a short
tmmway can be hulll from point
near the mine across the gulch 90 oon-
meet with "A station on the copper Belt
u short distance below the Boston Com
Holldatod ore bins,
The Copper Bclt has pm IN n switch
and the Utah Con has a force engaged
I'm building the tram,
The change VIII be a decided improve.
mont over the old method, which, nt
times, wRH proyokIrgly Inconvenience IN
say the lonsl During the season of
bad ronda IN the canyon the Transfers
cannot always be relied on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
That red EeelInal

II YOU nro lauguld, depressed ana IN.
capable for work n Indicates that your
llycr IN ou " order llolbuo will asHIat
nature IA throw m headaches rhoumn
tlsm and ailments akin 10 nervousness
and restore the onoralop aud vitality "
sound npg perfect leollh ! j Hubbard,
have used llcrblnu f0r the past two years
II has done me moro good than nll IN
doctors Wien ! feel bad and have that
tired feeling ! take u dose Of Ilorblnc
II N the hest medicine over made Tor
chllle aud foyer" 80 contD n bottle Sold
by y G., NJ T. Drug Dept II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
jim BUTLER STRIKE
Confirmation Of I, Comes from q Rella'
bic tonopnh source,

The News received positive Infor.
nation from Tonopoh during the day
To the cffeo, that the late rumor Of a
strike having been made In the jim
Butlcr-Tonopah mine had been con-
nrmed,
The find was made In what Ia known
~ the wandering Boy cross.cut, The
ledge IN q feet IN width, ana the values
run close 20 Sl2O to the ton.
onlcals OF the company are indiffer.
cnt as to giving out information con.
corning the new nnd,