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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25
SENATOR MITCHELL

OF the state of Oregon for tr,o'
more years than are contained :.
life of a generation of mankind. os,.
having been the recipient of bono~
from many hands; after HAVING ono,
mulated a considerable fortune G.
ator Mitchell finds himself confrorto,
with the dark shadow of fate tho.
has ruthlessly pursued him for MANY
years and which now bids fair to lana
him behind prison bars as a result =,
his misdeeds in the salad DAYS ~ 1t.
youth. During the time he has rulod
the political affairs of his adontod
state, men who crossed swords with
him have gone down to defeat. ono
opponent after another has arisen and
vanished. No man lived who coud
hope to finally defeat him. and ,bis
sway was that of an absolute auto
crat. Strong in his position. he has
laughed at the men who would have
dethroned him, but as the mould of
age creeps into his bones he ascer
tains that having drunk the sweets
of success he must now quaff the hit
ter dregs of disappointment and de-
feat, and that his chances for spend
ing the balance of his life IN a cell
are preponderant.
In old days he controlled courts and
juries; he swung legislatures to his
will; he owned city and county ofici
ais and was a master who brooked
no interference with his plans Even
now, when the watch dogs of Justice
are uarking at his heels he commands
immense influence, but Oregon has
prosecutor in the person of Attorney
Heney who will not be enticed from
the path of duty and he has declared
that a swift and sure punishment
awaits the old man.
Mitchell's name isn't Mitchell at ALL
1t is Nipple. He is native of Wash.
ington county, Pennsylvania, having
D00u DOTu luSTe june ~, loOO' ITO
front name is John NJ, or was when he
was a boy, although he has changed
| it to John H. He was educated at
Witherspoon Institute and after COM
pleting the course began a career as
teacher. While in that business he az
tracted the attention of a girl pupil
Sadie Hoon by name, who loved hlm'
not wisely but too well. He was COM
PEELED to marry her and by him sne
had three children. One of them Is
now a lawyer at St. Paul, another
daughter, lives in Tacoma, the WIZ
of judge on the pehch,
and third, daughter, s
resident of Canton, o., the
home of the late President Mchin,
ley. In 1860, he abandoned his WIFE
and children and with a woman naneo
Maria Brinker, went to Cali1ornla
where he forsook his concublne, apan
doning her at San Luis Obispo, anu
going to Washington. the Wonan
made her way back to pennsylvania,
Arriving in Portland in 1861, Hlpp,0
assumed the name of John H. Mic0n
ell and began a successful career, 0 tOS
year after his arrival he was elec' Sa
city attorney; one year more anu two
was in the state senate, another W. W.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25

Senator Lawrence introduced a bill
in the state senate on Tuesday the OBJ
ject of which is to compel corporations
engaged in the business of gathering
and selling news for publication to
furnish its news service to any pub
Usher of a newspaper who desires
it and is willing to pay for it. The
Associated Press is the principal news
association of that kind in the United
States. 1t Is a notorious fact that
it has made and is making unfair
discrimination with respect to per-
sons engaged in publishing newspa-
pers. In other words it is trust, hos
tile to the public welfare. The bust
ness of the Associated Press is, like
that of railroad company, a business
in which the public is interested and it
should be compelled to furnish it's
news, just as a railroad or other COM
mon carrier is required by law to carry
goods for anyone presenting them or
to carry passengers when the fare or
freight is paid.
The Associated Press arbitrarily re-
fused its news service to the Chicago
Inter Ocean for the sole reason that
that paper was taking the service of
another and smaller news agency
which the Associated Press wanted to
kill. The Inter-Ocean wanted both
services and brought suit in the ILL
nois courts to compel the Associated
Press to furnish that paper with it's
news service. The supreme court of
Illinois decided in favor of the Inter
Ocean and filed exhaustive opinions
which are reported in 1874 Illinois page
4SS and Sc, N. e. Reporter, 1922 Since
then the Inter-Ocean has been fur
nlshed with the Associated Press re.
port There is no reason why the
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25

news gathering syndicate should not
be compelled to furnish it's service to
publishers in Utah who desire to have
it and have the ability to pay for it
at a reasonable rate. Mr.. Lawrence's
bill should pass
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Postmasters sending subscriptions to TRUTH
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Requests of subscribers to have their paper
mailed TO new address, to secure atten-
ton, must mention former as we'll as pres
ent address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

So aud declined 10 49, Minneapolis, Du.
luih ana chicago reported receipts " igg
cars, against li1 cars n year ago
The generally excellent condition ~ the
growing crop had depressing effect 0ll
The corn market today september opened
unchanged 70 \ higher at % to bbt, and
September oats opened unchanged 20 y,
higher ut u to 3l',i flbf were q shade
Cash Wheat, No. ?, red, new Ol9pai
No. 3, red new, lpi No, p hard, 100, No
3 hard, @nM No, J. northern ildi No,
y northern, loponl9i No 3, spring, LOj
corn. No, O. bGAu5i, No. 3, b6l,ab1
oats No 2, 5ln3lh, No, 2, n,
For SoptomhCr The lowest point " the
day was reached NJ Hls, a break of 10
I cents N the prlco of cash wheat NJ
Kansas CITY was ono ronaon for the IN
- weak with september down y nj 81, 10
torn- After september had sold IN to
Mi lo jil, The market became ilrmor
soptcmbor closed y lower ~ Is
,,Slotei Whcm,Illy, @s sept ShN
old, 5jh. Doc, 49, old, iOlR, May, iia,
.ogiB~July $685. Sept h%5oA May, 30
Torn July, $780, Sept, lsCiNlsNi Oct,
i.ard-juy 7Oslf; sent, ii;ib, Oct,
7gglbaiI& Nov 7l9's Dec G,M
Rlhs.July itSi sept, 1ijn71ilsl Oct
z s0ni S2lS,
Ryo.-GMso
EhN Cash northwestern, ii3
Tlmothy.-3&,
Cloyor.-l2 Is,
Iiarley-cnsh, i?u5i.
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There II no uncertainty IN regard Il
me ultimate success Of our project, M
surely uH we 10 IN, 80 surely win we
rchp the golden fruits Of our pprseyor.
lnre' u IN only u quostiof VI stick.
lo'ltlycuoss, ANA SUCCESS VIII crown
our efforts,
Tho tunnel is now completed for a
distance NJ about $50 feet, Nnd quite n
quantity uf water has boon encountered
M the last 100 feet, Increasing or less.
cnlng according to the nature NJ
ground penetrated This occurrence "
water X encouraging aE this " u sure
source of revenue, one Of the objects
Tor which the tunnel IN being run,
"JhiH great tunnel IN pointing 10 the
southeast ana viii croFscut the formDs
ton ana veins NJ rIght angles--lho
trend ~ the veins running northeast
by southwest ana dipping 10 the north.
Woet
"'rhc face Of the tunnel In now about
300 feet at u vertical dopth below the
surface, II IL running toward the
heart ~ the great ore deposits Of Bing.
ham, and n continued win tap them
M great depth, reducing the cost Of
mlngln the orc NJ minimum ON &c.
count Of The drainage and stopping adj
ynniaRes'
Immediately after the stockholders
meeting, the new board met and effect.
I'd the following organization.
Francis NJ, Lyman, president r. NJ,
LYMAN, Jru vice president Mllnndo
Pratt treasurer and u. NJ Bishop,
secretary
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sasHsss
LOCAL MARKETS.

Thcrc arc eat rates Al present IN Tho
0our market ana local dollors arc soll.
lnR for Wcly much any price they can
get This does not steady the market
any and There M no telling whom
lhlngs VIII b. sl0lghtoncd out, prlros
Of -four are m 10 cents from tho uuo.
latlons ~ last Monday Az viii DO NOT.
ed I'M tho schedule given below. Tho
last Of The strawberries arc In the uu..
Ret coming In rom the mountain
gardens whore The season II alor than
further down Tomatoes arc arriving
from northern California IN good shane,
Lemons Wo steadily rising In price on
account of the unprecedented drlppl
down east as we'll az IN the wrsiorn
conlors, there ls a good supply NJ on.
nnRos Ia be had M fair prlcos water.
melons are about ,cloanol w. ana
nrloos uc gulfonuR lho nguos Ir
The past Ncok having boon hardly
above freight charges UlWhorrIos are
hong received IN rno shape. good
rurWnlF ana late ohouIm arc also IN
be had, IN the nsH market the latest
arrival r. pom1no ana IN the ,cgota.
bic market lhoro uro number Df glIghl
change Tho prIccs obummg today
are us follows
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COSCEN rk ArEs.


| j, u, Wood leaves FOR Idaho on a bus.
mess trip today
James A, cunningham Viii leave for
Mexico during The day
a. ], Catrow Of the ohio Copper
company returned 10 his homo In ohio
today
Broker r.. NJ Wosl and family have
returned from an outing ~ Long Beach,
GU They came IN over the Salt Lake
Route this morning
Pat Ryan has returned from an In.
spoctlon Of Beaver county mining an.
tcrcs,s
Manager A. l.. Jacobs oflhe Butler.
Liberal mine Of bingham departed for
camp again this morning,
A shipment of hlgh grade orc from
the Red Elephant mine of Haley, IDA.
Is In tho morko, today
The dump AZ The Eureka Inn mine AZ
Tintlc has been leased 10 u. \. DO.
que, william Bah ana John y, Hayes.
Judge W II, Dickson ana 4. e. Ells.
Jr, directors of the Montana rono.
pan MInlng company, departed for Nc.
yada today 10 attend the regular
monthly meeting M which a successor
TO Manager Don Glllics Will be named,
Shipments win soon be coming from
the wyoming mine In American Fork
district at the rate " carload per
day
Tho ohio Copper company drow down
tho proceeds today from the sale Of six
cars 81 ore, i've NJ which we're ronccn.
,rotes The product was AL high grade.
Tho ore ana bullion sctllomcnst 70.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick q
Co, were as follows crude ore nnl
zoo.
President and Manager n. TroVook
NJ tho Wabash mine NJ Park cav has
returned from camp ana declares thoro
Is nothing In the way ~ news 10 i'm.
part except that conditions are look.
INK good"
Manager q, y ", Turner Of tho We,,
quincy mino Of Park CITY has arrived
IN camp ana " accompanied hy a Mr..
Tlbbelts Of Chicago The drift from
Little lloll ground liz In $500 feet ana
IL IN West quincy ground,
The voting trust Of the Nevada CON
Copper company with proportlos m
ETY. New has concluded To list tho
recelp,a OF that corporation ON tho
Boston stock oyhAngo II IL said tho
financing n the company's now lbO.
mile railroad, connecting Copper Flat
with the Southern Pacific Via Ely. has
been completed at Tonno,
CAPT Dunun McVlchlo NJ the Ring.
nam 'onsolIdalod, upon his return from
Montana yesterday announced the up.
p0ntment NJ James A. Creighton 1e
superintendent NJ tho Dalton A Link
mine, vice Charles lAWton, resigned
MI 'hclghlon has served the Eagle a
liluo Ben mine " flntc u tho slmo
capacity FOR some time william Clark.
Who comes from Grass Valley, cal,
goes 10 The Eagle A. Blue Bell
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NOTICE.

no Al Whom II May Concern.
Notice h hereby given that a mcetine
| OF the stockholders of the Unique Amuso,
| mcnt Company, a corporation organized
ana cNNllng uudpr The laws " mo Rhto
" ltab hNf been duly called for. ana
VIII be held on saturday the nfih day VI
August \ u, 1900 AZ O'Clock y. M,
OF SAID day. M the general office Of talu
company Nos 32l.39 Fast Temple tot
Maln Street IN Nalt Lukc CltN' rtph,
Tor tho purpose OF considering ana NUt.
INK upon the following plop0sllonH,
J. To amend article one Of tho articles
of Incorporation ~ said company Po that
the Same fhull read ls follows
hRrlCLEI
Inc namp Of said corporation ahnll lO
q 10 amend article nine " mld ar,,
clos n Incorporation Of said company .u
that lhe same Hhnll read M foll6Nsi
ARTICLE ~
Tie nnalw u said corporation shall be-
u,n od,G 'ng control ana management, Of a
ncmbcrH each " whom shull be- a stock.
holder ~ glld corporation Said diror,
tors shall hold their offices for torn
81 one, year and unlll their successors arc
uuly elected aud qualified, Three mombow
~ fnld board fhull constitute IA 1llOrun
Tor the transaction Of business,
y, To amend article eleven of said artl,
clos ol Incorporation " said company 20
that the same shall read ns follGwsf
ARTICLE 81
Tho annual meeting of the stockholdcra
Tor the election Of directors and The tnnh.
action of such Other business NJ NAV
proporly BE- brought before the moollng
shall ho Mold AZ the general ufnro N tho
corporation NJ Salt Lake city Inh ON
me second Tuesday ol AumiN I'm cnph
yea commencing WITH the year ip5, of
Wlloh annual meeting no notice shall be
required To be glvcn 10 the elockhnldorp
ana no such meetings shall b. held or
hnhln'w lrhnWelcd other than ia nd,
oVlrl 10 another time, unless a majority
OH INC outstanding capital stock NJ the
corporation shall be represented "A ti,rh
meeting, either IN person on hv proNv. All
elections shall be- held by ballot ana l6o
person receiving tho highest nnmbor o(
votes cast Tor any office fhnl ho declared
dulS elected PrOvd)d that Tor mo
purpose ~ CARRYING into offoci Tho mn.
VISION ~ ms article respecting tho oloe.
non OF directors M the annual npoihy
70 be Oold I'm August ~ tho yonr idol
iho torn of of1cc of the directors lhon
" oflro 'hNll expire upon tho election Of
llolf iuoooNSnrA, ON said second Tuesdnv
~ August IN tho year 1905
" Ana 20 transact such other ana nm.
lhor business NJ may properly conn he,
fore said meeting
Dated Iuly ~. lni
49,. o n .nrNYAN
.,..,. lfosl1oht ~ SAID Corporation
GEORGE 7, KELLY.
,c.... secretary ~ Rad Corporation
Date Of hri publication July 49, itS
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Denman Blanchard OF Boston Has
Purchased Property Frsm
Receiver T. W. Clark,
SALE MADE BY ORDER or COURT
Mine IL Equipped With Fine Willing
PIanl.--ln Camp Floyd Min.
Ing District
nneclnl rnrreannndnnco.

Provo, July ia receivers cortin'
cate, showing u sale of the shutdown,
,he Bethel and other mining properties
IN camp Floyd district together Win
mining equipments ana Tooclo Guy
real estate, by ", W. Clurk receiver to
Denman Blanchard ~ Boston, for SSH
loo. has been nlod with the county rc.
cordor, Tho sale was made under an
order ~ sale Of the Third district court
IN tho suit Of Mercantile Trust com.
pAny w overland Mining company ct
a. Tho property IL equipped with u
nno milling plant and " located near
Sunshine
lease hns been entered into be.
tween the Tidnl wave Mining company
Of Provo nnd Rllbor Lloyd and oscar
V Nell Of salt Lake tlty under when
the parties ~ the second part are
leased certain largo deposits ~ clay
on the property Of the mining com.
p0ny for the purpose OF Extracting ana
shipping clay thcrelrom for which the
lorsoos are 10 pay the mining company
80 cents a ton, Tho clay IL valuable
for fire brick, and also contains some
aluminium, II win be shipped 10 Salt
Lake city,
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BULLS WERE
FINALLY ROUTED,
They Tried TO Send The Market
Up, but All Their Efforts
Proved Vain,
SELLING met ALL ADVANCES


New YORK; July l3-Opcnlng prices
were higher with but one or two unlm'
poriant exceptions There were some
large blocks taken It the principal active
stocks, including Northern Pacific, That
stock ROCK Island, Northwestern, smclt'
Ink ana Consolidated Gas gained about u
point ana Norfolk a Western A.
Independent fluctuations confused trad
Ink sentiment ana business soun fell 10
almost normal proportions The trans
continental group advances OF | to 2
points IN Great Northern preferred and
Northern lucIhu were oblllerulod a nj
H. pau ana Union puclllc were driven
frac,ionHlly below Yesterdays poglng,
Alphlson ana racine tuust ON the other
huhd, were lillod q point chicago NJ
raul minneapolis ana omaha declined
lho tendencies Of the market were mix.
ca advances M special stocks moctlng
WIN a bun rcsponar IN the general list
central "a, ana AmalgamHtrd Copper
GREAT northern prrl,llrd ana u, q II
g. preferred l. Olhpr advances were
Kansas tlly southern preferred ~
McNunghoQso Electric D, knickctbockoI
Ice ~ ana Hide and Leather preferred
~ ana LackawAnnu 3, Tho evident de-
slir 10 take profits on available Oppor-
tunltIos checked The advance and the
market became heavier
Bonds were irregular AZ noon
Organized resistance ~ the continuous
selling that met al advances apparently
eliminated 40 ~ Paul had struggled ~
~ WV, ana In the ensuing few minutes II
was forced back ~, while Northern Pa.
ciilo broke 10 90. The morning rise IN
lllmols central was wiped out ana such
leaders ~ Louisville q Nashville, South.
crn Pacific, Union Pacific ana United
states steel preferred were quoted half
ana y under Yesterdays mai nguIoh
Brooklyn Transit lost A point Quito q
sprlnkllug ~ obscure stocks advanced IN.
crRtilcullN pacinc coast gaining I, and
lhc second preferred ~,
Tho apparent indifference 10 the course
" prices chilled speculative enthusiasm
Ind stocks wcrc fod out moro literally
luinn Pacific, southern Pacific, Southern
Pacific NorthNeglorn. Kansas y TcXaa
preferred and Tennessee coal were forced
down ! 20 ia below yesterday ana tho
general Hat u fraction 4 partial rccoy.
ory occurred before o'clock but II was
poorly maintained
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DAIRY PRODUCTS,
MEATs AND POULTRY.
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.
Special Correspondence,

special correspondence
Kansas rity, Mo, July TO- Tho cattle
run last week was 10000 head, a do.
crease Of 1000 head from previous week
Tho proportion Of beef slccrs continued
llRht and receipts from tho range coln.
Try were also small, but q run Of quar-.
lntluo cattle held MP heavy The dis.
trlhulion ~ 10 class suited the packers
an right ana the Wrck closed with IA
gam Ot 10 IN % cents on killing cattle,
siockcrs ana feeders 40 10 10 higher.
tn" supply today ~ heavy AZ 10000
mead, here half of which Is I'm the
quarantine division The uarkct aver.
aged about eloady today some of the
good nh'lve sloors, hCifcrs and COWS
selling strong Ia "A liltlo higher while
quarantine stccrs sold steady 10 ~
lower Some Of the fed COlnrndop
from around Fowler, have sold In the
last few days M $3.50 to 81, against
N,3o ~ $3.50 week before last. A.ram
of Idaho feeders sold at 1886 early
last week panhandle stockors and feed.
ors AT S5,35 10 $3.50 several strings NJ
light stockcv from that country today
az $500 and $500 Grass COWS sell
at &,3j to ST. bulls 81 % 10 49, Gamers,
OF course, down around s., The rogu.
lar canning season has no, opened yet
but packers viii be prepared for them
week after next The liberal supply
today X taken to indicate that the big
movement h on for the fan months
Tho shoep market Keeps on gaining,
AN advance Of 10 To ~ cents bong made
last Wook market strong 10 10 HIGHER
today lloceipts consist mainly of ART
zoua WcthorH and native spring lambs,
with few native mutlonH included
Of course New records were made ~.
day whom Arizona spring lambs sold
at $3.50, Arizona ehorn grass wclhors,
os pomdaul S5AO' ycalllngs, n pounds
nj &,ih Receipts here uro consider
ably heavier than at thlF time last
year hut demand was never moro
Keen than II ~ lust now Packer buy.
Cw literally stand I'm line to BET nrst
chance ui the arrivals. There are ord
us held hero In lho hands NJ commls'
zion mon fOr Hrgo numbers or thin
shrpp suitable Ion the country which
win ho nllod ng soon ~ anything Of
that class appollr
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BINGHAM WEST DIP.
Shareholders Ne, Yesterday npd chose
uffleor. fur linsulnu leaI

The shurcholdorg Of tho Bingham
WoNl Illp Tunnel company held their
nlunnl1l meeting ycgloH0N ana clort
ed now board of directors consist
inR NJ lho following Fmucip NJ Nv,
man T. NJ Lymmh J,. Mimndo Pratt.
", NJ Hlshop and Hugh q GoWans
The secretary presented his financial
NlglI covering the pust year, show.
WN !h' company 10 be IN good condition,
I'm The inventory NJ equipment ON hand
mat official lndp that there are two
AIR romprrsfora one Of Il the other
Of 40 morse pqwog with tools, Pipe and
machine drills besides blacksmith
SHOP, poWorhouso, bunk and boarding,
house,
Tho funde FOR driving the long fun.
mel designed TO cut the principal ledge
ON ln4ghom at great doplh ara being
Levine Of Providence, r. l., who serves
mo west Dip company M ~ nscnl
'""h'- IA conclusion, the report says
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SEWER con, WILL


Manager n. W Fraser of the scyior
Congpllnlod Mining company BE- IN thr
city arranging the plclimnuros for Inc
construction of The new milling plmt
which was authorized M the ropoDt m.
uual ucoling Of the stockholders At Og.
dcu
Tho new plant WIN be- equipped 10
handle $50 tons NJ ore daily and II hAa
been lennol the tiodbo process for the
treatment NJ gold ores VIII bc used
prasldout seymour ", Tulloch W slill
IN ogden and W expected to arrive In
Lhn NIly dnlIMg The MuNl tow dnNa.
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DANGERS OF DEATH VALLEY,
W. D., sander Tells of some Of Ills Ia
perloneos In crossing desert

After an eyentfu trip through
Death valley ana the Bull Frog dir.
trlcl IN making which he and the
members OF his party nearly persisted
from the intense heat and lack Of
water w, IT, Sander ~ RandHburg
cal, arrived In Goldncld yesterday,
says the Sun Of that place, IN hIs opln.
lon the reports ~ the deaths of nine
prospcclors on the Funeral range slope
VI Death valley are well founded, ana
he states that Ne heard rumors Of
Ike fate having bofallcn "A great mum.
Der NJ persons In tho valley Mr. SAN
der states that any person attempting
10 cross Death valley or the Funeral
range of mountains nj this season Of
the year takes his HE In his own hands
ana that he expects 10 hear Of many
prospectors perishlng
Mr. sander started ont of Rands-
burg for RhyOlitc with an ls.mulo
team IN the "trip 10 Bamrat NJ OK.
pcllcncod no mishlps AZ the nt,er
place the party ana horses rested for
three days, taking on supplies and
great amount ~ water for the trim
across Death valley Through Wll1
Rose canyon they passed over tho
Panamlni mountains 10 the floor NJ
Death valley Aftor GOING a short dts.
lancc, the team became mrod In tho
soft saline marsh AT Salt creek, re-
manning There three days The supply
Of water soon became exhausted, aud
became necessary 10 shoot two Of the
post mules In tho team, After great
dlilcully the remaining 10 woro freed
from The mIro ana tho party reached
Hull Frog, Men ana animals woro
completely exhausted Il was feared
ior "a time that they would die al Bul
Frog from the effects Of their terrible
experience
MI sander advises prospoclors ana
an olhcr persons contemplating trim
across Death valley 10 the Funeral
range To go FUZZY prepared for the great
dangers of such u Journey az this son.
son OF the year lie declares that a
team can hardly haul sufficient hay
gram ana water 70 last until they reach
me Ponamlnl range, whore the condl.
lions are favorable Tho Funeral
range, which II not more than $500
feet above the eca level And which ia
noNold OF vegetation ana trails, IL I'M.
lnhablloblN 40 thR time Of yoar ana
mat watcr n 10 be found only In
,mall springs located ON an average OF
IL miles npnrt