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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
Are Now Being Drawn by Fair
banks, Morse & Cos Staff OF
Engineers
DRY CONCENTRATION PROCESS.
First Plant Of the Kind Built Ia the
West interests Deep Greek
Mine Owners,

Plans are now being drawn for the
dry process concentrating mill TO be in
stalled shortly at the Latham mine in
the Spruce Mountain, Nevada, mining
district, the contract for the building Of
which was awarded sometime ago to
Fairbanks, Morse & CO., OF this city
1t is expected construction VIII begin in
the spring
The plant is to be equipped with the
dry process concentrating machines, the
patents for which are owned by Henry
Catrow, Of this city, and associates
This Is the first plant Of the kind In
stalled IN the west md its operation
win be watched with the keenest in
terest by the mine owners Of Deep
creek and other districts where water
is Il lacking element. After passing the
roughing crusber the ore passes into a
receiving bin thence to impact screens
Of from to 20 mesh, The oversize be-
ing conveyed TO the coarse and fine
rolls, After passing the rolls the pro-
duct then goes TO the first unit OF the
compact screens OF 40, co. so, 100, 1870
and 100 mesh and finally makes its way
to the bins located Immediately over
the concentrators. The undersze from
the last compact however is thrown
OF as shines The plant will have
capacity for treating so tons OF ore
daily.
Manager Meats o fthe Latham COM
pany spent considerable time in max
Ing a series OF tests with the process,
and Is confident that II will
prove entirely successful. The plant
win receive Its power from gasoline
engines.
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Big Concentration at Horn Silver
Mine Is Nearing Com
pletion.
CAPACITY FOR 800 TONS.
Water Pipe Lin, to Newhousc to be
Built in the Sprng-The
Large Ore Bodies.

The new zinc concentrating mill,
which has been in the course OF con-
struction at the Horn silver mine at
Frisco for several months Is nearing
completion and the News was In
formed by Manager w, II, Peck, today
that It viii be ready for commission
about Feb. /,
one passing Frisco on the way to
Newhouse can see the new mill from
the car window. bpt the immensely Of
the plant cannot be appreciated at that
distance. The location is below tho
dump at the Horn SILVER mine and IN
position where It does not make
very imposing appearance Neyerthe-
less 100000 feet of lumber have been
used in It's construction and the
machinery installed there is extensive
as we'll as expensive. The mill viii
have capacity for the treatment Of 800
tons day,
All Of the machinery viii not be In
place by February, but enough Of It
viii be installed by that time so that
a start can be made on the dump ores.
It Is necessary to crush the ore very
fine and some Of the crushers are stun
lacking, But as soon as this equip
ment arrives zinc ore from the mine,
OF which there are immense bodies, Will
be fed to the mill The mine ore car
ries up to 30 per cent, while the dump
ore run from 10 to ~ per cent In zinc
The water supply OF the Horn silver
company win os ample Mr.. Peck stat
ed, until later in the year, when 1t IL
the intention to build the pipe line over
the mountain to Newhouse,
The plant is being built by the Gem
tnfugal Separating company using the
Peck appliances for the saving and
separation OF zinc from other values
contained In ore.
Manager Peck has opened an office
in the city and as soon as the Horn
Silver plant is In commission, expects
TO look towards Park City, which Is
considered a good field for "a zinc plant.
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GOLD AND SILVER OUTPUT +.
Director Of Mint ut Washington Releases
Preliminary Figures.

Washington, Jan 4,--The preliminary
figures upon the production Of gold and
silver In the United states In 1904 sub
mtcd to the director OF the mint, show
larger gains over the preceding year
than were expected Nearly every
state OF importance in yield has In
creased It's output.
The Colorado yield IL about $685. 900,
as compared with about S22 100000 in
1903 and It's best record, S2S,SOO0OO IN
1900 California has made the best out.
put for many yeors due TO a good sup
ply of water and the work Of the dred-
ges.
Nevada and Utah have made notable
gains, South Dakota and Alaska have
beaten their previous best records The
Appalachian region shows improve
ment The Rlondike shows a loss OF
about $2,OOO.OOO
The preliminary figures by states and
territories are as follows,
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-May wheat opened
shade to a. higher at l,liH to l,lFs AZ.
ter selling or to Lag, the price rallied
again to LIN.
Cash. Wheat--No. 2, red, 1,l7is No. ?,
red. .l2al l6; No. 2, hard, l.l8u1,16 No,
g. hard, ,06al u. No. /, northern, l.lSl7g
%; No Q northern, l.leql,l IS, No, 3,
spring, COAL Is,
Corn-No. 2, an; No, 3, 42hQ42is.
Oats-No. 2. 3Ois, No 3, 30A.
Close Wheat-May, LIS; June, 1.C9,
Corn-jan. ir4qilS; May, AZ; July,
Aitui4As, Sept, ii7k
0ats-Jan,, 291s May, 8OS; July 9QH
Pork--Jan. 1915; May r. 0d ,52ls
Lard-Jan. 6j5, May, $50; July, $50,
Rlbs-,Iano 6,27lRq6.3), May, 6.5ii9Q6. %;
July, 6.70Q6i2i7
Rye--Juno t5
FIax-Cash northwest, ny
Timothy--Jau., $50
ClOver-Cush, ~ i5.
Barley Cash, $3.50,
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WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local Office Of the
weather bureau for the "A hours end
ing at G a. m, today
barometer reading at A. m. % 92
inches. Temperature at 6 a. M, % de-
grees maximum, "a, minimum, Is,
mean. 90 which Is 4 degrees below
normal
Deficiency Of the daily mean temper
AZURE since the first Of the MONTH IL
degrees
Deficiency Of daily mean temperature
since Jan. /. IA degrees.
Precipitation since the first Of the
month, 10 inch, which is 06 inch be-
low tho normal
Deficiency in precipitation since Jan.
T. O6 inch,
FORECASTS TILL p, NJ. FRIDAY
Local forecasts for Salt Lake city
and vicinity.
Fair tonight and Friday.
For Utah, forecasts taken at Dem
YER Colo;
Fair tonight and Friday,
West Wyoming Fair tonight and
| Friday; warmer Friday and In north
| portion tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer ~ highest over the
! plateau region; Rocky Mountain slope
4 and Atlantic states; and lowest over
( the Upper Mississippi valley and west
| Gulf states.
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of the Upper Mississippi valley. eX-
| treme northwest. lake region, Ohio val
| ley Atlantic and west Gulf states. II
was raining this morning nc Little
! Rock and Galveston: and showing at
! Saint Paul, Duluth, Detroit. Buffalo.
Washington, Scranton, and Plttsburg.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jan 5.-Sugar. raw, Arm
Fair refining. a.; centrifugal, % test,
Al mOlasses sugar as.
Refined Firm Crushed. 655; powdered,
5.S. graduated 5&.
Conee-steady No Rio So
Butter-Firm Street price extra
creamery. 2uGa; official prices, cream
cry, common TO extra, lguG, do. held, n
a2, state dairy common To- extra, l1a2,
renovated. common 10 extra. EN2li9,
western imitation creamery common TO
choice, l7Q3
Cheese and Eggs-Uuchanged.
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Among the notable increases In the
silver production over 1908 are Califor-
mia, 100000 fine ounces. and Idaho, 49,
600 ounces. Colorado shows loss Of
about 100000 ounces, Nevada o. loss OF
about $4,000 ounces and Utah, $4,000
ounces.
In the production Of gold, Alaska
shows a gain OF about S3s6,O00, Califor-
mia $685. 500. Colorado $3460,000, Idaho
100000, Montana $540OOO, Nevada, ST.
572 600 South Dakota, $4,000, and Utah
81 900, 900.
The total silver produced IN the Unit
ed States In 1903 was 54,30O,O0O fine
ounces, and gold 1851 200,
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ToNopAH MEETING.


A message received from Philadel-
phIa during the day conveyed the In
formation that the stockholders Of the
Tonopah Mining company would meet
In that city on the 25th inst to take ac-
ton towards the retirement of the pre-
ferred stock. with this out Of the way
shareholders win look forward TO the
early payment OF dividends.
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MILL FOR MONARCH.
An Atlanta, Idaho. Property 20 be
Equipped with ChlorIna ton Process

Equipped WIN Ihlorlnh uon PIosess
Daniel Kirby manager Of the Mon
arch mine at Atlanta, Ida, has COM
pieted series OF tests and decided on
a method OF treatment for the ores
from that mine-the chlorinntion pro-
cess, as worked out by man named
Greenwalt In Denver The ore Is first
roasted and is then passed into tank
In which the ChlOrinatlon takes place,
After II has been leached the precious
metals are prccipitated partlyl by cleo
trlcal action and pertly on zinc. This
process calls for only seven pounds OF
salt to the ton OF ore. This Is u very
important feature, since the cost of
salt delivered at such a remote point
would be SO high that any process call
ing for Il large amount would be too
expensive. with such a small amount
OF salt, however, It's item OF expense
will be bat triAing,
A plant with be Installed at the mine
early next spring,
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Mining Deeds Transferred.
speclal CorreapOndence.

Speclhl Correspondence
Provo, Jan, 5.-Jamas Pierce ct al
have transferred by mining deed to the
Tidal Wave Mining company the fol-
lowing mining claims situated between
Provo and Springville, In the mountains
cast Of the county road The Rough
Rider, Defiance, Iron Duke, Gold King,
Buffalo Hump, over Draft, Nail Driver,
Jennie and the Peacock. The consld-
Grafton named IL $40 900.
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NEW YORK THE FEATURE.
Stock Advanced Again During Early Coll
on Change.

Mammoth, May Day, Victoria and
New York Bonanza were the only
stocks that participated In the sales Of
regular call Of the mining exchange
during the forenoon, all displaying more
strength than they did yesterday. On
the open board Daly-Judge found Ia
vor and sold up to 5l5, Mammoth and
May Day held their own, while New
York continued to rise, selling at i9h
cents. The closing quotations and sales
were.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Jan -Cattle-Recelpts T..
90, market lWtllj cents higher Good 70
prime steers o.5Oa6.Oo. poor TO medium,
3,SDnO.5O, stoCkers and feeders 2 wal. %,
cows, 1884 ~; heifers. 200n5.0O; cam
ners, ,35Q2iOi bulls, 2.oOq4oo; calves
9, i0H7 90,
Hogs Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow
2mj market stronger Mixed and butch
crs, 435d4 ~, good to choice heavy 500
40, rough heavy, 4,4oa45), lights, 1909
40, bulk of sales 4,J0ni G2ig
Sheep Receipts l5,OJ, market strong,
lambs, steady, Goo dtO choice wethers,
4,Sjp5.0, fair to choice mixed, 4O9n4 Is;
western sheep, 40Op5,l0 native lambs,
6.jOgT ~; western lambs, 5G5aIl5,
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Jan. --Cattle-Reccipts,
LOO; market strong to 10 cents higher.
Native steers, 100000 cows and helfers,
2 J9qi 90; Gamers, .50fl2 40: stoCkers and
feeders, 2,JoQ4 %; calves, 2.JOa5 80; bulls,
stays, etc, liJU350.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market shade to 5
cents higher Heavy, 4,i5g4,55; mixed,
445a4 20; lights, 4. l0Q4 60, pigs, i.0ya4. ";
bulk OF sales. 4,45Qi.50.
Sheep--Reccpts, 500, market active and
stronger Western yearlingA, 5,OON5. l5i
wethers, 4SQj'O ewes 40)4is5i lambs
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Jan --Cattle--Receipts,
300. market 10 cents higher. Native
steers 3jGi6.Ii, native cows and heif-
ers, l.7Ju4,0 stocHers ana feeders, 300
NA&; bulls, 2.2q4.O0; calves, 3.OOq6. 70,
western fed steers, 3.5Oa5.25; western fed
COWS. l1JQ3,D,
Hcgs-Roceipts, 5000 market cents
lower, Bulk Of sales 25a4,Jj, heavy $50
04p packers 4.lOui 50; pigs and lights,
3.75G4. %.
Sheep--Recelpts. 1000; market strong
Muttons, 4.25u6,j0; lambs, 5O0U7 co. range
wethers J,Oa6.l5; fed ewes 400q5m.
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COPPER GOING UP.
Producers Have No Trouble About Get
ting q Premium.

There is a feeling OF cheerfulness pre-
valing among the copper producers
over the likelihood Of higher prices for
that metal. This has been predicted
for some time. The eastern cores
pondent Of James A. Pollock & Com
many today announced a rise OF u of a
cent while Lake copper was quoted nt
l5hM15%, china Is an active buyer
md is calling for prompt deliveries, for
which a premium Is offered. Amalgam-
ated Is figuring In these, and is able to
get an advance on all prompt deliveries.
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REGULAR MORNING SALES.
Mammoth, 200 at / 20
May Day. 500 at 10, 800 at lSB 500
at 1914.
Victoria, 100 at 2O5, buyer 60 days.
New York, 100 at a24 200 at a. 600
at 46; 100 at i6h, 1000 at 41ig 100 at
Al.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Daly-Judge 20 at 515.
Mammoth, 200 at l,2O
May Day, 1000 at l0is.
New York, 1000 at 4ila, 100 at an;
500 at As 100 at Asa 800 at 4StaS 100 al
40, 1900 at 40, seller 30 days. 100 at 49l.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call .,.,,.,,.,,- $500 S2455 90
open board .-,..,..,.. I72O 1856 SO
Forenoon totals ......135Oo S6Oll IL
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Time Table
In Effect Dec. 4.
1904.
.BENI%ys.
ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
IRON Ogden. Portland, Butte
SAP francisco, Chicago, 81
r,Louls Omaha and Donver... $40 am,
from Ogden and intermediate
r,i.Ti'NS '.s.ss',,s .t.s,,,........,. $500 a. IN,
FROM Ogden, Cache Valley. and
t,uitetmedlato points ......,..... ll!55 o. M.
rom Ogden Chicago, Sd. Louis.
hansas city Omaha, Denver,
F &9a san Francigco ,,,'.,..,,,,.,. 4i5 p. m.
teym ogden. Cache Valley,
~, Anthony Portland and San
''"HClsco 80, .o..........,......7 :40 D. m.
DEPART.
ugden, Omaha, Chicago,
ICSnmEEeE Kansas City ana 81
n, Ni9 ,s'''',. ................,. 100 a. m,
r.r ogden, Portland, Sd. An
hUny, san Francisco and in
st.Iutdldto points ...,.,,........,1 O,ac Am
r4l Ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Denyer kansus CIV 81 I.nnIs
una san Francisco .....,.....,,. l:i0 D. M.
70. ogden Cache Valley, Dem
IT. Kansas City, Omaha, Il.
r, LOUIS and Chicago. .,,...,,'..,,. b:B u. M
P2I ogden, Cache Valley. lutte
lietena, Portland, San Fran.
CISCO and Intermediates polnts. lt,ls IN
4. NJ. SCHUMACHER Traf MI
-. o. hurley, q, II a n $40"
~ j., SPENCER. A. q. & IA
NI'y Ticket Office, 20l Main strsst
Telephone AGO
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funnel WIN Probably Encounter Ledge
A. 8O0.toot Point.

A. 300 loot point.
I.orin Morrison. manager Of the In
dian Queen Mining company, which Is
operating I'm Copper Gulch, Beaver
county, not far from the Cactus mine Is
I'm the city for a few days. He says
development work IS going forward
uteadlly and that the ledge towards
which the tunnel Is directed will prob
ably be encountered within the next rs
feet. The total length Of the tunnel al
the present time is 225 feet and has
been driven the entire distance through
a very hard lime formation.
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is EXPECTED TODAY.
DR.. Franz Meyer Comes 20 investigate
Into Smelter smoke Trouble.

The experts employed by the smelling
companies to investigate the smoke
trouble, viii begin their labors within
the next few days. DR. Franz Meyer,
one Of the gentlemen employed for this
service, left New York last Monday
night and is expected to reach the city
sometime today or tomorrow.
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wool

ST. Louis Jan 5.-Wool nominal Ter
ritOry and western mediums. 2lH22; fine
medium lIHiS. fine, 1911
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9Eg6E NJ vi lR & g! GaA h.N{
RIO GnANDE WE5llEEfssNN ysss
Curront Time Table.
In effect oct. sth. 1904
LEAVE sALT IAtxr c,rv

LEAVE SALT LAKE cry
NSSi I0-F9r Aeber. Provo and
no lO2-For Park civ 500 S S.yS IN
~ D-Por Denver and East , $50 M
" S-Eor Ogden and West ,.,.l0,O a M
No. . E or Ggslen ana West 80. l;t5 pm.
No ~ bDVnVer and East. ais pm.
~ Su,oF0r Provo and Eureka :. 800 n, m.
Nc -, III biusham 80. .u... $40 q m,
no, ii.For Ogden and Local
TOHtb '.,,., 80. ...,.. 800. e,O5 n m
No. 4-For Denver and East 49,. 49,. SOS D. I'm, m.
NO S-For Ogden and West 40 3.
ARRIVE sALr LAKE CITY.
No 6-From Ogden and the
N" iS1i IRON oo":..s'.;.,,.,; $40 am.
~, rolhts -. - -. ",...,.",..10:25 am.
~ - rom Eureka and Provo. 1000 a m.
~ from Denver and East-l0.40 n. m.
NO, 2-trom Ogden and tho
\, west 80. .;;,,,"., ,.... 80. s.o5 .. m.
~ lUt ~ rom faIk city ...,,.,. b;l5 pm.
,.iu, y''elc -. s's,''., .'.,.s,.,. 500 ., m.
NO ll9-Erom Bingham .... ....1O:5O a m.
no. l0-trom Bingham 49,. 80. $40 n. m,
No. 4-trom Ogden and the
west 's'',' ,,.,s. ,,,..,...,,... 7.bb u, m
No. .S-From Denver and East. li:S0 pm
All trains except Nos. / and G stop al
intermediate points,
Ticket office, Dooly Block. Phone so5.
l. A, BENTON,
Gen Agt Pass. Dept.
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A. 8. CAMPBELL.
INDIAN QUEEN MINE.

stock Broker. PIG D. f. Walker Block.
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FISH
WHOLESALE.
FARM PRODUCTS.

Alfalfa, per ton. bailed..... 1880
Timothy. .. OF. 4. :. o.. go. 140O
Wheat per bu. ......1.00 and /. 10
Corn, per cwt .,,,.,,....,, 1,S5
Corn, cracked, per cwt...". $50
Oats. 80. -. .. &C.. $50
barley, rolled, per cwt.. ,,., 1876
Flour family, per cwt, ,,,. 2.30
Flour. straight grade, per cwt $50
Flour high patent, per cwt.. 30
Bran and shorts ..,,,n.,n. 100
Straight snorts. &. OIL, .. ,,., 40
Corn meal per cwt .........19002.O 90
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RETAIL.

Corn, per CWt ...,,,,,.,.,,., LAO
Corn, cracked, per cwt,.,,.. LES
Wheat. per bu,..,,, ..,,.",,i.lOQl2o
OdtS -. 49, s.s s's ''s''''s l'oo
Barley. rolled, per cwt,. .. l.50
Flour. family per cwtu &c. go
Flour. straight grade, per cwt 2'70
Flour. high patent, per cwt. 2.sO
Bran and shorts =. ..",.,. l2O
STRAIGHT shorts ., . 100
Corn meal per cwt o.. .",.22Oq23O
MEATS AND POULTRY.
Dressed beef. lb..,,.,,,," l2h1Y
Dressed pork. ID .......,, l2h@2O
Dressed veal, lb.,..,,,.,.... l2h425
Dressed mutton, lb",....,. ShQlb
Dressed lamb, lb..,.,,.n.,, lIlaQ2O
Lard ......,.,... IS
Dressed hens, lb........,..12h016
Dressed spring, per lb.....15 m,18
Turkeys ,...............,..2O az
Tame geese, per poundr",, ~
BlOllclS 80 sss,sss.s's''s'ss '-" z
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool Jan 5.--Close. Wheat-March,
7s, Nd, May, Is, I'D; July is, I'D.
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TeEas g.

Iae ioeenaunteu Cob 5to'
rage 0ouie6" uno Clubs" in Dent
ion fino iebt eeihloifen woroen. Die
Staot miro erit iebt Die Geguungen
Der Brobibition nuoa uuo gang" &C.
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Die lehte 2~egislatur bat Elm
Geiee angenDmmen, nah welbenl
ales Web1 unb Sutter, bas in ben
6Gnbel t0mmt, Guf feline Qualitdt hin
unteriubt ueroen mub. Das @eies
lit iebt in 4raft 9etreten uao an
5reitag purben in ST. W0rtb Die erz
item SnipettiDnen otefer Qrt por9es
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feline Wbnun9 nDn benz 8prbaubeu'
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st.. SO. IbpmplDn. Der i'm Mprtl
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Der Ndbe BON Stranger erihla9en ha-
ben loa. 1T bonn 9eribt in George
tDpa BEG W0roes i'm sDeiten Graoe
ibuloig 6efunben unb al funf SAB.
rem Sudtbaus 0erurteilt pbr0en. gr
miro appeQieren.
Nad ben in Nufttn einaeeau.
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1854, Sun NntDut0 IL, 1875, Dallas
10.588. SORT Mprtb 6035, @alpelton
6033, Iuftin 4714. Waco APO.
Beaumont 1868 unh @orlicana 1870
fbulpflidtige ainoer. Die Counties
IN beneu bic betreffenben 5tdbte lie=
gen, baben auBeroem nod lDlaenbe
8ablen BON Ghulfinbern reaiftriert.
6arris 4463, gerar 4236, Dallas
7706. 3arrant 6082. @aloeiton 1893.
3raDis 5438, Wc2ennan 7180. Sefs
ferfDu 1348 unb Raoarrp 8746.
S. Clements, Der ala WGbts
Dabter in Benoer'a Mible BET
6umble anaeiteGt mar, purbe BON
ieinem S9nieoeriDhn 8. u. Suffer
erlt0hen. Die Beiben fDnen UNI Den
geits eiues Ialbenmeiiers in Streit
aeraten Iein.
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Aas metter I'M 9Iuaua.

Rab ben Wurauaiagungeu bee
Wiffourier WetterprDpbeten SRI 81,
6ids fteuen iid nm ben. 4. Nuguft
berum bereits Mnseihen elmer ioge'
1annter .reauldren" Gturmperiobe
elm, sie t1aht iid bemertbar burt
Ginten be8 Barometer5, Teuhtig'
felt unb WGrme. 8alo folger i'm
@eiten Wolfen unb @emitter, bic
uprn 5. biz 7. nab Often iiber oaa
2aub Elm siehen. 6inter ben Stir
men fornrnt cine tIblere Wele, bic
etrna bis gum 10. an56lt,
Die Meaftinn Fat lire 6aupttage
am II. nnb 12.. bph iiuo feline be-
~beutenoen baru metrifhen Dber an
oere GtDrunean inn bieSe Belt su ers
ruarten. Drubenbe Wpltengebiloe
uno aud Gemitter u.6een lth aei'
gen, aber i'm auaemeinen bleibt. ea
uarrt unb trDden.
Vom Is. bis 20. lit cine reguldre
Sturmperi0oe. melbe iebr nieberer
Warometerftanb uuo @emitter bringt,
DEFENDERS in Der Belt pom 16. bic
10. lin ben IA. bernr1 3tno Gro-
beben su befirbten.
Die folgenoe ReaetiDn, oie ftt
bauptiahlib an, o.. big "a. ber1ert.
bar maft. brinet nieoeren Barome'
terftano. beftiae eleftrii1e Starme
uno oaraaf fihlere8 Wetter. 3m
fernen 9oroen ift iogar Srolt bel
oieien Nudihldaeu Der gemperatur
su befirbten.
Die nHbite reguldre StDrunespea
riooe lit Die nDm 81. bis surR ShluF
bes Wongts. Berihtebene uriahen
utrfen BET bieien St6rungeu GUAM.
men unb aeftatten iie br0benoer ala
aemDbnlih. I'm ben %. seiQt baa
Barometer Mehlel an uno taft mil
Giderbeit hat man an Der @Dlf. unit
Der Gtlantiifen Rilte entlans in
ben ShluBtaeen beg Iuguit Weitin'
biihe ober Gequinottial Stirme su
befiirtten. Die Grife felt fid etma
am 80. elm. Oie Gt6run9er oieiel
8eriooe reiden Bis in Den Sep
TENDER.
SIN Nulemeinen miro bic erite
5alfte oes Wsonats Gusuit nab 6iGa
iehr warm uno trodea iein. Bum
Shlps aber siebt ea retblt6 Regeu.
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ahneue unp fiaere aetlaua

brtngen bic ct. Bernarb Rr6nterptneu tn
alien Gdnen nnn Stbrung hes neni9lt.
den Srganiamus bernDr. Siefes altbe.
rnbmte Seilmittel, ba8 lhpn unfere 0a.
ter unb Rntter alien ionftgen Mrsne,en
nnraDgen, betuabrt fiG IN ieoer Sinft1t
Bel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, fDroie Bet
2ebers, Wterens nnb Mil5letbeu, BET Size
Der aner Mrt, Bel Sauttrnufheiten, Rae
tarrb, GelbiuHt. Meuralgie, Rbeuulotiss
mus unb ~un3dbltgen an6eren Rranfhets
ten, bic hauptid1lib aus Hnreinem gu
tano hes Btutea entteben. Sn Beaug
auf Die 8ernibtun9 BON &rantbettsfet'
men itebt bas MftteI tntiahlib uner.
retbt bn.
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Cine rithrenpe 0efdaidlte,

1T bic Rettuus BON gooe bes 4iaoes
BON Geo, q. G1(er, Cumberland, Mb.
Ct idreibt: SIN alter BON II W0naten
mar infer tleines Wdo6eu l9mer frant
an einem 6alsfeiben unb Die lerite ga
ben tie auf, @tr sriffeu gu 9r. Sings
Neuer @utoeduns fir S9utnoludt,
6uiten uno Grfdltuns, bic erfte 6laide
bradte Grfei9terung un6 NIT pier Sla=
ideH mar bas Rinb p6Gis se6eilt. gu
baben BET s, &alteDer & @obu, @eo, s.
s. 96miot, Gig uno Gootf DreiB,
9reis so Gts. unb 81 per Sfai9e,
9rubeflaihe FRET.