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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27
Topeka Kansas.

$50 miles andne
- S ems
10 acres miles s Of Topeka 50
- acres miles from Topeka
4 acres good orchard well
0 dlanda
perye ar.P Price
ions OF fin andn
Topeka when YOU aesr
ALL
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PHONES FIFTH JACKSON Sis
hall
cement
o vernon Square andcan
for less than 1t cost II years II
seastf lotsh
full
Owner is compelled to sell Q
dandy
it
stsr good shade
Nonresident he sell
oeach. Harrison street lots
ss. ~ Iots1H Pot
aylor Afuvane street
We have the largest list of vacant city
# you looking wiz md It at office
ESTATE co.
BOTH PHONES 22 <
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caracas. Venezuela. Oct %, via Wiz
isrsiad. Curacao, Oct. resident
Castro. who has been ~ III hearth Tor
5sar time past. is still exceedingly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

with everything, are the best bargains IN
Topeka.
Those lots were bought at a bargain,
flied up with walks. shade. sewer. paw
ing. and everything else, ready for build
ing modern homes.
NATURALLY. the same lots can stiri
be sold at a bargain, and at reasonable
profit too.
If you buy a house in wEsTLAWN.
you get both the lots and the house
cheaper than. You can buy the first any
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THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO
, 11s West 9Th st. Phones SIS
FOR SALE
Beautiful modern home. new. roorBS
reception hall; all down stairs finished il
hard wood, old shade. east front. on pave
ment. near car; splendid neighborhooa
This house is finely finished. combination
gas ana electric light fixtures, gas heataE
for boiler. Price $500.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO..
IIS West 6th St. Phones g4s.
WILSON & NEIsWANGER.
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FoR sAE.n.--REAL -
FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
ARE YOU WEIGHING THE EXPENSE?
FoR sAL.E-IsEAr. EsTAT.F.

Re costs on . m q
payngt h o epab beside IN interest o.
al t tina y arr renting you ar lDng moy that @ would
o. yoar uR t QUITE SWAY
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4 BARGAN.

FOR sale. new strictly modern 8 room
house. newly .papered. east front. splen-
did location 1851 Fillmore A special
price for few days. See the owner, G.
y. Lux.
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|. AeREs ANp . RooM HorsE.

have a 9 room modern house. enamel
ed bath, hot and cold water. gas furnace.
east front with acres Of ground. ia best
residence part Of city. Want best OFFER
for , or days.
EMMETT z. ROUDEBUsH.
lO7 ". Sixth st.. storalont Bldg.
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THESE ARa ROB QUICK SALE ANp aoME roR rHAn.

Five houses busine for $500
-Four southwest fayette; make an oner
$40 farm Ellsworth $1,000
50 Kansas ssoo
Blacksmith trade
Good 50 a 1900
Six lots, HuntOon college, s21oo
Three hne lots 10th ana Clay walks paved
Fine 800 ranch, A at $1,000
Many n anything ed anywhere.
NJ WOOD AVENUE.
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rHou ourN DIooKTH or
Il a Z LODE
i've houses LEFT 70 sale i the dmtu show rpnn y the and doy nt d
h y % o a g
lots pa f d
size room an m % n
floor a mode
mar is "a a mis-
TIN srRAus AGENCY
EsEvESrH
LII Ell Is RI
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50 ACRES FOR TRADE:
I have 50 acres 70 miles from Empofia
I viii trade part on city property.
ROUDEBUsH
lo7 ". Sixth st. stormont Bldg
CLOSE IN.
Monroe. near sth St, rooms. modern
throughout, gas. laundry in basement. cis-
tern. large cellar, good barn, rent for $50.
Consult the Agency for price.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
50 Kansas Ave
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. GUNS,
REvOLvERs. BICYCLES.

stand cost n
zooda sneu$ B 81 . mile telescope
in
to
nearly now a and bosw
from 0
KANSAS AVE, TOPEKA, KAN
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wEsrIAvN for me hOueh
Tour n than
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roR saIE-ssIscEKr.ANEous.
TELEPHONE PLANT FOR SALE.

in
paying
stention ddressJ G. strong, Blue Rs9
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nor RE0r-HousEs.


Tt THE CAP ss.. REAL EsTATE CO.
FOR RENT.
1214 Seward ave, 5 rooms. sn.
l93 Emmett. rooms, sl2
1875 Emmett, 5 rooms, 81
FL Twiss, rooms. S.
1858 Lane, rooms, partly modern. So
llS9 Polk. rooms, modern, $24-
zoo6 East 9TH rooms. s..
4 number Of good houses in shop dis |
trict, S. to So per month
lz22 Kansas ave, 10 rooms. So
FOR. RENT-N Modern furnished OF unfur- !
nished house rooms sol Fillmore st. /
Mrs R. b WEIGH Ind. tel 1858
FOR RENT-311 and sl5 W 18TH: unmod-
ern' gas; doEless, horseiess; adults only.
FOR Rents room house. 18th St. be-
tween Kansas ave. and Quincy, gas and
water newly papered and painted Can
20 N-siisas ave
FOR RENT room house Inquire at
1406 Van Buren, st.
FOR RENT-5 room house, hall city wa
ter in kitchen, cistern and we'll gas ror
lighting and heating, barn, cellar, $4oty
915 w 18TH st.
FOR RENT.
247 Forest ave. 2 rooms. barn, $3.50.
80 Oakland ave, rooms S.
1872 Chester ave, 6 rooms, barn, 50.
4S9 sumner St. rooms, barn, SO
3l5 Stratton St, rooms, barn, s..
P. c. MOORE,
Once corner Wabash and Indiana ave,
Oakland
FOR RENT-A comfortable dwelling at
81 Fillmore st, steam heat, natural gas
and electric light, modern plumbing. See
G. A. Morse, Hail Lithographing Co
FOR RFNT-AE0dern room house at 1871
Tyler ST., good barn J. Thomas Lum-
bel Co. 2l3 W. fth So
FOR RFNT-NFEes-F'r T.&NEOUS.
F0R RFSSST-oS office roo71s Steam Sesf
hot and cold water. suitable for doctor
or dentist Inquire Eremerie restaurant.
FOR RTrNT-Office room. stormont
bldg, steam heat, electric light. G. w
Miller.
FOR RE- about November I, shop at
sol Quincy St, 25xS0. splendid location
for blacksmith vehicle and automobile
repairs plumber or tin shop, etc. Joseph
Groll, agent. gil Kansas ave.
FOR RENT-store room. ss2 Kansas ave.
$40 a month. ". f. Sterne, 1921 Harri-
Sun -
For RENT-A. good 100 acre farm near
Topeka Call at 1865 Van Buren, ST. To
FOR RENT-1s0 acre farm. A P. Wilson,
owner Ss Kansas ave, Topeka.
FOR RENT acres with room cottage
barn, chicken house, etc, 1 mile from
shops
DAWSON PERSON & WATSON,
III East Sixth st.
Ind. Phone 1898.
FOR RENT room house. acres land
barn chicken house. well. Apply to J.
4 Chabb, Highland Park, east of school
/ house.
FOR RENT-snall store room and fix
lures GIL Quincy st. c. D. skinner
/ phone 1856
/ FOR Rents rooms. 3 acres. miles out
/ and L n1ale to car. IND tel 321-z
-
I FOR RENT-Store building al Ise Kansas
ave. after Sept. IS. Now occupied by the
har co 97s W 9Th st.
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MISCELLANEOUS


THE TOPEKA BARREL AND Bon J-AS.
apple barrels and boxes IN an quantity.
Tel. 1887.
FOR tailor made suits. cleaning, repair
ing. call 3lS E. 4th st. J. A. Anderson
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LOST AND FOUND.
VITAL SCIENCE.

G. ". CROPSEY, VITAL pow Err.
Treats all diseases without medicine; 10
Years with the Carson college, Kansas
CITY. Consultation free 81 Kansas ave.
iropelxa. permanent resident.)
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I'VE AND CLEANING WORKS.
nYF AND CLEANING WORKS.
I'VE AND CLEANING WORKS
This Il the only dry cieaninG
house in this city. LADIES' and
rentIemen's clothing cleared axe
new Give US a cali
BOTH PHONES sST.
$50 Kansas Avs.
ROEDIGER & SON.
ROEDIGER & SON.
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wANrEp-sTruATEoNa

- 1900 sssts---ts~,-, - 80 fiffeT With
ewDerfence, with new set of tools state
price Per day. Address Gashtter, care
State Journal
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PERSONAL.
=
MORPHINE. opium. lauoinuLn. co es laS
hsrTniessl permanent home cure Mrs-
raidwin. box 1912. Chicago.
FP5E YOUR FORTUNE TOLD, future
ana past revealed, surprising. Dy
Americas eminent philosopher, ssttoios
81 cts5r1ovant. St John, Il Sheldon st.,
gsficago send birth date ana stamp
Know thyself
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WEsTLAwN has the advantage over
any other residence section in Topeka in
many things; all new homes. no renters,
no cheap property, close IN, convenient
to car lines. etc.
WEsTLAwN is the last addition that
can ever be laid out and sold 30 near the
business section. That viii mean q great
deal more as the city grows.
Values in EESTLAEvN viii grow fast
er than anywhere else because they starr
at the bottom.
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YOU

POINTS THAT OUGHT 70 INTEREST
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WANTEn-rEAfAI.E HELP.

WANTED-E Experienced mattresses
Ogden, Utah. Furman. 81 Kansas az
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FoR RENT-Rooa1s.


FOR RENT-710 West sth ST.. 2 modern
connecting front rooms, furnished.
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md. TEL. 81

FOR EXCHANGES piano for
horse. 92I East 9Th st.
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CIDER WORKS.

~-~J~-~-@-@rS(N~~|.-->l~17
PURE apple cider. fresh every day, zoe
per gallon. delivered. Washburn's cider
works. Ind. phone SOL.
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WANTED-A white girl to assist with
homework 627 Taylor ST. Mrs. II. B.
HoSeboom.
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THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.
116 West 6th ST. Phones 94S-
FOR RENT
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BARNES REAL ESTATE co.

REAL ESTATE LOANS. INSURANCE
Els FIFTH & JACKSON S.
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J. E. sHAFFER & Co.
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vrArgTET-BEen, everywhere, good pay;
to distribute -rcuiars, adv matter tack
signs etc. no canvasstng. Add. n at. DIS
fributing bureau. 100 Oakland Bank bldg,
Chicago
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-05-04
McILLWAlN.

Regular correspondence.
Lee Prince of Coxburg visited
here Sunday.
@. e. Cain will teach at Friend
ship again this year.
r. I. Merrick of Coxburg went
to Chaseville yesterday.
j. L. Jones os Sugar Tree was
here on business last week.
Miss Edna Hatley visited Miss
Della Thornton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Ell. Thornton
visited Mrs. Alice Hatley Sunday.
Finis Cain, who has been ailing
for some time, is able to be out
again.
After a shut down of few days
r. t. Wesson started his saw mill
yesterday.
Ollie Baucum and Arthur Cox
went to Green Hill last Sunday
What is the attraction, boys?
Daniel Johnson was here today
looking for his geese. He was
afraid if they remained in this To-
cality the entire flock would be
destroyed by dogs.
MoILLwAIN, May l.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-05-04
EAGLE CREEK.

Regular correspondence
Miss Rachel PEBBLES is reported
sick this week.
James PEBBLES filled his regular
appointment Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Matlock visited. her
brother at McIllwain Sunday.
Some of our local fishermen re-
port fine fishing in Eagle Greek.
Mrs. J. i. Whitfield visited her
sister, Mrs. Mary PEBBLES, Sunday.
One of our young men was lucky
to find notes from his sweetheart
in the road.
The new school house at Dry
Branch has been completed, and
it seems to be in better shape
than before being rebuilt.
EAGLE CREEK, May l. :
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GROWING ACHES AND PAINS.

Mrs. Josie Sumner of Bremond,
Tex, writes, April Is, 1902: II
have used Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment in my family for three years.
/ would not be without it in the
house. / have used it on my little
girl for growing pains and aches
in her knees. 1t cured her right
away. l have also used it for frost
bitten feet, with good success. 1t
is the best liniment | ever used
rs cents, so cents and $100. Sold
by the Fry Drug Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-05-04
GISMONDA.

neutrality-suspicious..
There are several cases of chills
in this locality.
Thomas Moore and mother were
at Camden Saturday.
George Webb Of near Camden
visited here last Sunday.
WHY Parker of Johnsonville is
here on a visit this week.
Miss Mamie Parker visited rel
ativesi in Camden last week.
George A. Cowell of Camden
began. singing school at Shiloh
last Sunday.
Miss Mollie Markham and sis
ter were the guests of Miss Dora
Moore Sunday.
Willie Anderson of Chald Level
was here Sunday. Did you see
her, old boy?
John O'Guinn and family and
Mrs. James Parker of Camdenvis-
tied relatives here Sunday.
GIsMoNDA, May l.
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FLATWOODS.

Regular correspondence
M. e. Pahal was at Big Sandy
Saturday on business.
T.J. Melton and family of Har-
mons Greek visited here Sunday.
G. L. Childress and family Wis
tied W. L. Berry and family last
Sunday.
j. r. Pafford and Uncle Daniel
Holland attended the singing at
Luterton Sunday.
Miss Cora Pahal, who has been
sick for some time, is no better,
we regret to learn.
On April n Mrs. G. Ell. Chester
had a common hen egg to hatch
two chickens. One of them had
two bills and the other had no
head.
There are evidences to show that
the Taylor organizers are getting
busy. The Carmack supporters
in this county have no organiza-
ton, but they can make tia point
to go to the polls next Saturday
week, May IL. Don't fail to go to
the polls and vote early.
FLATwooDs, May l.
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RUSHlNG'S CREEK.

Regular correspondence
j. V. Latimer was the guest Of
L. j. Corbitt yesterday.
w. A. Prince visited friends in
the Chalk Hill locality Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Corbitt Wis
tied w. @. Benton and family in
Henry County Sunday.
Thurman Latimer says he can
run straight corn row towards
the home of Mics Minnie Bedwell.
The Rushing's Greek Cemetery
will be beautified on May 10 and
decoration day will be observed
on Sunday, May IL.
RUsHING's CREEK, May l.
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PEOPLE AND
THINGS
-----------1-----------
WE SEE AND HEAR OF

j. w. Maiden was at Big Sandy
the first of the week.
DR.. Arthur Prince of Chaseville
was in the city Monday.
Miss Ethel McElea of Plant is
here on visit to relatives.
The county Republican ommit-
tee meets here nextsM Monday.
DR.. E. M. McAuley went to Su-
gar Tree the first of the week.
We do not publish an unsigned
communication bearing the Cox
burg postmark.
Ten Nights in Bar Room Co.,
travelling in their own special cars,
with Is people, band and orches-
ira, will give one performance in
Camden Tuesday night, May s.
The remains Of John W. Cain,
who was killed in Missouri by a
falling tree last Friday, arrived
here Saturday morning and were
taken to the second district, his
home, for burial.
At the senatorial convention at
Perryville last Thursday Hon. j.
A. Foster was nominated for State
senator. A. G. Mcdaniel with
drew from the race. W. l.. Nor
ris, A. P. Lashlee and W. L. Nor
ris were delegates to the conven-
ition.
librarian j. G. Presson informs
us that the distribution of the
books of the circulating library
will begin next Monday, May Z.
There are still four books out, and
the parties who have them are re-
quested to return them by next
Monday.
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Regular correspondence
Tom Farmer spent Sunday here
with old friends.
Oscar Phifer of Claud was here
to see friends Sunday.
Barney Holland of Camden was
here on a visit Sunday.
Bailey Carney visited friends at
Chestnut Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Melton is reported
on the sick list this week.
Miss Halle Browning was the
guest of Miss Fife Sykes Sunday.
Sunday school was reorganized
at Chestnut Hill Sunday with a
large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. McKelvy
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Mel
ton at Johnsonville Sunday.
The fishing season is on in full
blast, and the boys are having fine
sport-so are the mosquitoes.
Willsome one kindly inform us
through The CHRONICLE when
they will have the old folks sing
ing at Flatwoods.
EVA, May l.
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EXPOSURE

To cold draughts of air, to keen
and cutting winds, sudden changes
of the temperature, scahty cloth
ing, undue exposure of the throat
and neck afterpublic speaking and
singing, bring on coughs and colds.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
bestcur Mrs. A. Barr, Houston,
Texas, writes, January 81, 1902;
zone bottle of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup cured me of avery
bad cough. 1t is very pleasant to
take..' Sold by the Fry Drug Co.
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CLAUD.

Regular correspondence.
Rain is delaying farm work in
this locality.
A number from here went to
Luterton Sunday.
Miss Fannie Farmer visited her
brother, Bruce Farmer, the first
of the week.
Master Lloyd Davidson is WIS.,
iting his grandfather, d. M. Far
mer, this week.
Miss Ella Garner of Big Sandy
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sophia
Farmer, this week.
CLAUD, May /.
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A POSITIVE NECESSITY.

Having to lay upon my bed for
Ia days from a severely bruised
leg, only found relief when /
used bottle of Billiards. Snow
Liniment. / can cheerfully rec
ommend it as the best medicine
forbruises ever sent to the afflicted.
1t has now become positive ne
cessityupon myself. DR.. Byrnes,
Doversville, Tex. rs cents, so cents
and $1.00. Sold by Fry Drug Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-05-04

The tents of the big Ten Nights
in Bar Room Co. will be pitched
on the vacant grounds opposite
the depot.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-05-04

Don't fail to take the children to
see the greatest of all temperance
plays next Tuesday night, May 8,
"Ten Nights in Bar Room"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-05-04

Try barrel of McCullough's
"Ambrosia" -four. Every barre
guaranteed.
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All business entrusted will prompt careful attention
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30

uncovered another large ore body OF
which has received their attention cur
ing the last month Turing which time
they have almost con.oleted a tunnel
10 tap this ore body AT "A lower depth,
Six men are now at work ana viii con-
tinue durinS the balance Of the WIN
ter. during when time the ore viii be
sacked ana placed ready for Shipment
during the summer months.
This property is owned almost entire
~ by Judge r. n. Baskin Of salt Lake
city, but is now being Operated uacer
a lease neld by Charles w. Earl Of
i.ehi, John II. Wooton, john ]. Jones,
III. d. Boley and Joseph A. Wooton Of
this place
The property ranks next to that of
the Wyoming mine, so far rs the pros
pect of commencing the new year with
egular shipments of Gre.
The operations of DR. Harry Hidden Of
Cleveland, O., during the past year
nave been devoted entirely to the coz
tinuation of the Bog tunnel. which he is
constructing practically for half III
terest i'm this property The Bog TIM
mel has the distinctIon of being the
most modernly constructed tunnel IN
the American Fork district. Not Only
is it larger than the average in width
and height. but in its construction AZ
tention has been given to the future
needs of this tunnel, in the way of TAX
ing care of the flow OF water which is
expected and also the general opeT-t-
ton of a mine. This tunnel is WORKING
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itself Immediately under a small lake,
near the Alta divide. and for this re-
SOL considerable water IS expected,
fair-sized stream having already been
struck
IL making this review OF the activity
Of the canyon properties onry those
which have attracted the most atten-
ton during the year have been gone in
to, but at the same time there are n
large number which could have been
given attention that have cOnsidera Die
merit. ana which VIII no doubt show
themselves during the coming year
which has the promise of being the
banner year for the American Fork
mining district.
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owned by Judge r. n. Baskin of Salt
Lake City
1t IS located on the Miiar hill 1t is
the belief of the operators that before
long they will encounter the large ore
bodies that abound In the Millar Hill.
as I'm this section of the canyon none 81
the ore lies in veins. bur rather In large
bodies. Tnis coinuany consists of both
local and Salt LAX. mining men, among
whom are Judge II. n. Baskin of Salt
Lake CITY. e. w. Earl and Jchn II
Wooton of this place.
Ore in the Surprise.
The Surprise property has during the
rast year attracted mere attention than
pl obably any oth=:r property in the us
trict. 1t was in this property that the
operators opened M q large body of
ore which. by the way, is also located
ON the MiIIar Hill end adjoining that of
the Tying operations and was similar
in character to the ore bodies found in
the Wyoming mine. This ere avera ges
$50 yer ton. Considerable has already
been sacked.
Shortly after this large ore body had
been opened NO All Injunction was
placed UPON it By Tying Brothers. who
are operating the property adjoining.
who assert that the ore was on their
ground. After some little delay the
operators OF the Surprise were allowed
to remove the ere by giving a satisfac-
tory bond
When preparing site for a cabin
and lodging house near the mine, they