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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
WIVES WANTED.

During the first four months of the present year there have been 14,OOO immigrants arrived in Canada, 12,- 500 man and ,500 women. Most of the latter are married, but of the men there are + ,OO0 unmarried, and most of them are young men.
 In western Canada, Whither many of the settlers go, the wheatfields are fertile, but, much against their will, the farmers are mostly bachelors. As every one familiar with country life knows, the farmers wife is his espe cial helpmeet To large extent his success depends on the efficacy of her housekeeping and management. However fine it may be, farm house without woman is but barn.
 The scarcity of women is so great il, this new country that it has been brought to the attention of the Cana dian government, but no remedy has hitherto been suggested The casket girls that the Ursuline nuns broug' over in the early days of New Orleans solved a similar difficulty. And a cargo of young women was brought to Jamestown, Va, during the colon lal time and the young men got wives by paying their freight to the enter. priSing sea-captainS who undertook the speculation, provided, of course, the consent of the lady in the case could be obtained.
 In England the number of women exceeds the number of men by a mil lion, but there has been mani, disinclination to fellow the men ta the colonies. Canada, especially the western part. is apt to appear lonely to an Englishwoman used to living iii city CT in q thiclly setted coU:- try But many American girls miell, te induced to take ( different view, especially lhase living in a part cf the United States like New England. ! where the men are scarce,
 The condition of these Canadian ! farmers ought 10 be widely atve.tis. ! ed. Most of them come from En slanti and the north of Ireland. They are said to be especially fine fellows. But. failing matchmallers like the Virginia sea captains and the Louisiana Ursu-
 
 thing for themselves. They pan not expect the maids to come a-woolng. If they can aot aA leave their farm work. | few delegates nisht bs sent to the four quarters of the compass Vtth matrimonial proposals or Wholesale scale Of ma2~iaseahle mai ens who have 10 objection t3 C5~ , lsdy of Shows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
TIE ROBSON BOOM

ls now said ,Gat Lieut.. 1foasoa. ' lzo was recently nominated for Con
 gress over jn Alabama, entertaias seriously the proposition to make him the Democratic presidential nom inee il 1908 When the suggestion was first made, after IIohson.s victory over Bankhead. the Graphic regarded t as simply the effervescence of some of Ho5sons overly enthusiastic friends and that the thought would die "a bornin'.' However, the statement that Lieut.. Hobson encourages the proposition puts, different phase on the entire matter. But there is no likelihood of the Democracy of the country taking the matter seriously,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
EDfTORIALETTES. By ]. w. l.

We shall see what we shall see il, Tennessee.
 The game of graft is by no means confined to politics and politicians. There are others"
 Heat prostrations have aready been reported from Philadelphia and Chi cago. Pine Bluff is not SO warm, af- ter all, is it?
 Col. Billy Bryan is increasing his popularity by remaining abroad. Were tired.
 Mrs. Cassie Chadwick now predicts that there is panic ahead. Had she been given opportunity to Chadwick a few more old bankers before she was sent to the Ohio penitentiary. the panic might now be on.
 4 Chicago Tribune carloonist figures cut that We will be using airships by the time the Panama, canal is com rleted Not at all ;rapro babla: :n fact. very likely.
 Some people have ,o talk aut lite ta show cause why they should talk more.
 i, won't sa long before Nr. Bol! Weevil ~i,, naze his appearance ani occupy :. coaspseuoas r1ace il the oet ton Haec2s ..2i -:.e public prints.
 \ mar is sa~e to nave insalna.a f he has I wi.a il tas &abi: 4t talk iqs T her s,esn
 Ire eHort of the city cnanci. to n,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
CHARGE REDUCED.

Tie charge ot grsn5. 1arceny. en, 5Hed against John Forester IL Just {ea Gulpenpsl's $ couc,. WIS reduced to na'.t lareenz.. The prisoner pleaded -aF:1.s- ani was given 2 hna of s1o aod costs and one hour in ail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
ATTORNEY NIXON EULOG!ZED.

The prompt action of Col Nixon in the interest of the boys relative to l baseball is worthy of attention. You nav not be d believer in baseball, and hence unable in q measure to apprecl- ate any compliment upon MT. Nixon industry. But here is what l want to ask you: What do you favor? What do you push? It appears that MT. Nixon in two days time secured half a thousand dollars for baseball. That is all right. The boys want base ball. They are willing to pay for it. am simply presuming to use the bat for once, to see if the shell can not be cracked on some knock CTS" concerning good roads.
 To be sure, there are no real op- posers, but what we want, as in base ball. we have got to have first class rcoters.
 Ask a baseball boy why he is so enthusiastic, and he will say. ''I love the game and am determined our boys shall win. Hurrah for Pine Bluff"
 Let us borrow some of that boys enthusiasm and make Arkansas in five years to be the banner roads country in the entire south and west. We can do it.
 The counties that act first will be the first to get the crown of immigra- ton, and consequent impetus to thrift and prosperity.
 Don't blame the boys if they show more interes. :n 8 baseball team than YOU show in doubling the population of yo.s- city. doubing business.
 !. z. HAWKINS.
 Eroo}5' Coueh and Con:l-nption Cure usal in tive does cgre es5a-ny2's. RETuRN FROM HOT SPRINGS Near'y a.l ot t'9e men Wao wsn1 =.a lot S7v.nes to atta3.i he s.ata na.a- ccratie convention have re-.4rned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

County Ticket County judge-.James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County Clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk--Edgar Brewster. County treasurer--John Fl. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. Surveyor-Joe B. White. Representatives J. Hunt, w. B. nnney, Alex ROwel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

The matter of improving the streets and sidewalks of Pine Bluff IS or srch importance that no man Shouiu overlook the opportunity of helping the work along.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

auguarate municipal o"hership h' Pine Bluff of certain public utilities, should meet with general endorse H,ent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
GOING UP

It is seldom you hear of Real Es. tate going down in our city. Ihe na tural tendency is for it to go up in price. And the values are by no means 'infiated' at that. Rents are increasing, property is getting more and more valuable day by day. II contemplating buying do so now, De- fore values rise still higher, We also buy and exchange Real Estate Of all kinds and can sell any you have at good profit to you.
 We can insure your property against loss and damage by ire, windstorms, loss of rents, and other accidents, in the strongest, oldest and best "Old Line Companies" HOME INSURANCE AGENCY
 117 MAIN STREET.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

Ones idea of q square deal very largely depends on whether one IS dealing or receiving the cards
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

How many people admire bald heads Brooks Cranium Hair Food and Dandruf' Cure kills the disease and dandruff microbes that destroy the roots of the hair, Does the work in to 3 weeks Cleanly. no stain. no sum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

C9mNa, tn@ these figures with tfa .s7st!es T the pase We have the fol- owns stateaa5ns af the eroH q:
 'n5G try .2 5h2 south
 Years Spind}es Capttai Invested. 4S>8 f67.n1o 2l,oao .aaa NO .7I2.o1n 60.6Qa. .aea l51a 4.452.pao 1l2S37ooa la16 a.470,00o a.0oa ,c0o
 Since DOC this inaastrv.. as reare szated ay the number ef spiallas ans the capital invested, has uase than daaale6. sa} but fir the scarcity af labor which has prevailed fer the la77 wear CT i've it is quite probable that st least 1,00H,000 mere spin nf'es wosi have been added 10 the total in the south The surplus of population sne'-- ins employment, SC pronounced up to 1900, has now been changed. and in place of a surplus we.have shortage. Throughout the south there IS cry for more labor. This is voiced from the cotton mill regions by nearly I00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

An exchange declares that it is dlf- ficult to determine whether Mark Twain does most of his writing while lying in bed. or most of his lying while writing in bed. We give it up,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
o+o

A fine summer laxative in liquid form can be made by boiling a pack age of Brooks Vegetable Liver Medi- cin ein water and adding sugar to prevent souring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 Pine Bluff, Ark, 5.26-06. The assessment of local Improve. ment Sewer district, No. 3, was filed in my office on the 26th day of May 1906, and the same is now subject to inspection.
 w. A. LEE, Clerk cf the City of Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

The pessimist may exist Tn ArKah- sas but he will have an awful nara time convincing anybody in Pine Blum that he is worth giving any time or attention to.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

It will be interesting to know after that "Home-C Coming Week" in Louis vile is oyer. if Colonel Henri Waiter sons mint bed held out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08

The Graphic congratulates it's SIS ter city of Fordyce upon it's new railroad and it's new growth and pros perity In a few wears we nope to eS- tend our trolley line to that flourish ing burg and annex it as a suburb to Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-08
.ETuGN FROM HOT SPRINGS

Nearly @=l of t'1a rse:l W1o wsH7 .4 ziot S7v'ngs to atta3.i the s.ata na:.'- ec~atie convention have returned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-31
ABOUT MONTE cRIsTo.
District In Which Many salt Takers Are
Interested With Excellent Prospects.

salt Lake capital Is pretty well rep
resented up and down the length and
breadth II Nevada. but in perhaps no
section which promises more In the
way Of returns on the money than the
camp ~ Monte Cristo located about
% miles east Of Goldfeld and about
half the distance south Of the famous
Cactus Springs
I, vas from this point that n. g.
and ". f. BAILEY SET out Ave years ago
on a prospecting trip which was d"s-
tined n make them both rich men.
Their properties IN this district today
have given some remarkable showings
and contain some Of the strongest and
richest lodges 10 be met with I'm the
entire section. Thir'y-hye assays ~
ore have been made from three-foot
ledge practically AZ grsssroois, and
The returns show an sverage value oi
SIS Der ton 4 shaft ls nov being
sunk on this ledge and when suf-
hcient depth has been reached cross
cutting Will be commenced 70 tap the
three or four Lodges known n cut
the group within a small radius
I. r. Pratt Is one NJ the pioneers n
this section. He has been spending
FEW DAYS IN Sal, Lake and recently
stated that the showings there we're
the best he had seen I'm Nevada He
Is the owner of a Eroup Of claims IN
the very center 81 the district which
carry ore rich In gold. silver and cop
per. ore running as high A. $3.50 per
ton has been encountered and there
is but little room for doubt but what
development Of these claims will show
the district TO be fully Up 10 eKpecia-
lions.
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BOSTON CLOSE.

Jas. A. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following Boston stock quotations re-
ceived over their private wire.
Al Com. Ssi4G3s. Black NTH. st.d
81 Apex. ekGsi.: Helyetia. 5i.ds: X.
9, lohGi2; Nevada Utah. 3Sd3is. Ar
cadian. 2ad3. Atlantic. isbdiSL:
Bingham. 3iad5?: Cal & Hecla. 80
bid: Centennial. 2nA Con. Mercur.
6oa6?. Cop. Range. 77Ad1S: DAILY West.
ls.dl1; Elm. li4di&: Franklin. 9os. a
III: r. J., 4sd5; Santa Re. 1Ldii,:
shannon sasa. Tansrack. esd 100:
Tecumseh, l21ql2A: Trinity. SLdS4
IN. Copper. s2Sds2&; Utah Con. sol.
u5ot; Victoria, sh37: Washington. II,
qlh; Winona, "a bid: Wolverine lss
aieD; Y. $. s., com. 57bd5s. Wolver-
Inc, 100. sale: L. s. s. pfd. 4s6.st. &.
shsVmut. lalA T.. Butte. l6S asked:
Raven. 7s6s?; p. EXP, 2Id2h. Ely.
stfst. Davis DAILY. sldlo: Nipissne
st1sS Hancock. sdi0: Mass. Gas
~ 1&k: do. pfd.. ssh ase: Adventure
eash Allouez. 344dS5. CRANKY. IN
IN. Mass. srFs: Mayfower. bds
Mohawk. eii4ds2; Nevada Con. ls6
lsis North Butte sSI Old col
sa1 90: o. D.. l0dil: osceols. i.i5x
al.lt Parrot 2sL d2sis Phoenix. So
-; Quincy. 9iQs?: Wyandnt. ia III.
r. Coal. 22sd3?h Boston Con. 99s. n
B. Coal. 32i. ASA Boston Con. 2Ss' a
q; Royale 1890: ". G. C.. pigs.
Greene Con- ?ira24s; c. q A.. i.2Oa
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Body Of Fine Ore Uncovered
Practically al Grass
Roots.
GOLD VISIBLE TO NAKED EYE.
Discovery Made ny Lorenzo Nelson.
One Of Best Known Prospectors
In Mount Badly Region.

To Lorenzo Nelson. one Of the long
time and most ihdomiisble prospee-
tors Of the NJ Baldy region, is due
the credit for another discovery which.
from present indications will add an
other important mining proposition TO
the growing lin Of high class proper
ties Of that region, says the Richheld
Reaper.
I.sSt week be made new discovery
on the outzen group. about 1900 feet
up the hillside 10 the southwest from
the point where Mr.. Outzen opened
up on big ore lead last season. Mt.
Nelson's other duties al present have
prevented him following up the discoN-
cry extensively. but practically under
the grass roots he has uncovered
fine quartz lead from which samples
show gold 20 the eye.
This is undoubtedly an important
find and no time viii be lost IN deyel'
oping II.
Mr.. Nelson has probably made more
discoveries. and good ones too. man
any other prospector on the mountain
and this latest adds 10 the already
long list which stands 10 his credit
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Aug. u-The wheat nrket %.
day was steady az the opening Aefy be-
cause Of predictions % rain NJ tiaN and
tonight i1 tho northwest. Cnmisslon
HOUSES were good BUYERS % sttember
December opened y lover az ga. Ind sold
al ~.
The corn marriott was steady l. syn.
PATTY with wheat September ID ed a..
F4sA.ls5's and sold At 3sSGpb
The oats market was eNceedIntv Quiet
ana prices held steady. DecentS opened
= lower az 81, and sold AZ 89R.
Provisions we're steady Sepeuttr pors
was unchanged 20 10 cents loweIst rs q
ass lard was q. cents higherlt SIS.
RIBS aeIr 4 shade higher at sSf
cash. Nheai-No ? red. lLd-.l No @
REQ, loiTQ IA No 2 hard. 101GSt 40 .
hard. cav. Sc. Z and No. 2 ni1herr
nothing doing No 8 spring, 79G1
torn-No. ? fsirdsst No. 3 4Il a..
oats-No. 2 ~. No. ). j0h
A slight rally occurred sbou; hemiddle
~ The d9- on covering by sh,t De.
ctm1'r advanced n i4l, The clt was
sc adv Vith December shade III er g.
,sAG-gk
Corn-The market remained s1,1y an
day. the range Of price being ctannei
90 {. The high point for Decsnts- va
AZ The close was F1eady With Deem.
Der down a shade AZ lEsd42,.
G-1t.
C0rn-Sept. s7.: Dec. GAGS.
pats-sept 81, Dec eAdr's
Pork-Sept. 1870: Jan. 40
l.ard-Sert.. SIR: Oct. SEA
Rie-Sepf. S1iis. oct. s19i-fS1
Ryc-Cash nothing doing.
Rarley-Cash. 51dt2
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CALL Money At
TWELVE PER CENT
=
Had a Reprasive Effect on Stock
Trading Waking Business
EXCEPTIONALLY Dull.
SOME TRAlShS CLOSED OUT.
Eject Wa to II pc out Rise in Sew
eral slocl- Close Lifcless.
seady.

New YORK Az Speculation was
quiet and At the tset there was little
iresulsrity 90 Fos. Neither the ad-
yances nor dcclh. amounted to much.
aside from ga b point in Unon
Pacific. The coal 10 Ks were easier. IN
cluding Reading "a Pennsylvania.
A moderate densne arose and ST. Paul.
Union Paqng antsw York Central ad-
yanced IA. Read and the general
market 90 a good action above yester-
d>s closius sas quenuy when call
loans which earn iver until Tuesday
we're made az cent the market
promptly Neaheue and advances were
quite generally los Anaconda aud Great
northern preferrec A under last nights
Price and READING. iGthWcstern, Wabash
preferred ard Gena Electric ! 10 II.
Around n O'Clock 4 market was show
ing steadiness BIO, Business was quite
Monetary condities had q repressive
eject on the genehu stock trading and
business was eNceY DAILY small Union
Pacific vas pushed n over points 10
iAi. On tho face - 10 per cent money
rate other stocks hected the concern
felt over money fred time 10 time. but
made .n the main rtter showing thar
would ho generally ucCted.
Delaware & Hudslg Northern Pacific,
Frlos Rock Island rfarred and Ameri-
can Car preferred oiuei 10 n The
market uas iu ed%tsgnant condition
az noon.
Business in stocks 4 kane progressive
Is smaller as call md Isl rates advanced.
III per cent ruling at fclock. The active
LIST huciuated with try narrow limits
hut maintained 4 n undertone one
hundred shares NJ Asa can Express sold
az a. ,omnarcd via - the preceditg
sale or May IT, Fullrf Jumped points
In tho late afiern0u when Union Pa
.Ifr moved SLOWLY uN4 M 90 1872 other
stocks began % show n, 1derate sympathy
with the movement "a 81 Paul South
em Pacific Reading a. AmalgamiSed
Conner recovered 20 rsIhrh prices az the
morning Pullman eNsrded re rise 20
points touching -
A. i.n p m. call goney loaned az Il
per cent
Traders who were -eluctant 10 carry
stocks over uUtl IuEday closed out IN
the last hour and thi fellIug wiped out
thu DAYS rise an ST. Ppul and Reading
and clipped On j. e3the advance IN
I'rion Pacific. Tho r1sral market vas
about as Inert a. suv time during
tho day since the mon5"sliuation became
dominant The close satho market was
llfelsss and fairly step
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TO BUY NEVADA MINE,
Cotcrie Of salt Lake Mining Men IRE
Making Plans.

Arrangements are now under way
whereby cOterle OF well known salt
lake mining men will come into pos
session Of what promises 10 become one
Of the foremost silyer-lesd propositions
~ Nevada.
The property Is located within three
miles OF the ground OF the Round Noun
tain Consoiidated Do Smoky valley and
within the same mineral zone and just
across the range from the famous old
jefferson and Prussian mines. which did
so much 90 early days towards demon
straung the extent OF the mineral
wealth u the state The main values
are IN silver, some assays showing as
high as 800 ounces 20 the ton. The
property IL surrounded By mines which
are making fortunes Tor their owners
and the property Is said % have all
the earmarks Of a highly meritori0us
PROPOSITION. Capt a. o. Tibbitis win
leave on saturday 20 make a thorough
examination and upon bis report the
decision will be made. Some very fine
samples have been taken from a three
foot ledge on TIE surface which can Dee
traced Tor several hundred feet across
the group.
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CONCENTRATES.

". n. Childs, the well known stnet
broker. expects 70 leav. today for Ram.
sey Nevada. on business.
consignment consisting of ak cars
of concentrates yesterday Melted me
Honorine company over $500.
Manager Nicholas Treweek le,, r,r
The east yesterday on mining busin tss
He expects TO be absent some DAYS.
sidney ". Bsmberger. asslstan, man.
ager OF the Little Bell. left this morn.
Ing 10 make an inspection Of the prop.
ety.
Edward McCarrick returned yes,sr.
day from a trip 10 Ely and vicinity
bringing with him some interesting
looking specimens.
Practically al the newly elected mem.
btrs OF the Ohio Copper CO. took mar,
IN a trip 10 Bingham yesterday FOR the
purpose Of looking yer the property.
ETC.
News Of the death of John W. KID.
well. one time resident Of salt Lake
City. and prominent IN mining circles
was received today from Long Beach.
California
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Dividends FOR JULY.
'..'::.-;-:.'-:'

AL. Mohawk. 3S0aAOo: Red Top.
1894 dI57is. Sandstone. 5s4si.
silver Pick 55d56. 81 Ives. 55G57;
National Bank. 50n52; Denver. $50;
Echpse. IS: Gold Bar. 1859 40;
Original i4dl5; Steinway. ifT47:
Consolidated Virginia. o. n %. Ophir
$50. Mexican. sSdss. Caledonia. 20
r. 80: ENchequer. 50. Norcross. 1909
los. Golden Crown, 1915: Great
BEND. isd 80. Rescue. 20d2l: Black
Bufte Extension. cas-. Tramp. So;
Golddeld Belmont 81. Montgomery
Mountain jOd5l. Sunset. liHi6;
Scepter. 4Sd5 80. Manhattan. l5d l6,
Seyler-Humphrey. 24d25 Dexter. SO
80, Granny 92d2f Gold Wedge s
lI. Lone star. itGij; Great Bend
Extension. i6G1s. Great BEND Annex,
TO-. Crescent l5d15. Cow Boz In
f2. Denver Annex. 2{d2 6. Bulls and
Bears. 2H4. Black Rock. id5; New
York Consolidated. 25a27. Manhat-
tan Consolidated. s5d1.05: Little Joe.
5d6. MayhoWer 5sd6l: Jumping
Jack. 45d47; Tramp Consolidated.
155G1.40. y z. bonanza. 6d1; Yam
kee Girl, 15dls. Stray Dog 4sd4s
Red Top Extension, Sal; Daisy So.
Eagle 6ad10
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gEvADAs IN SAN FRANCISCO.

James A Pollock & co. furnish the
following San Francisco stock quota
iiors received over their private wire
Belmont booH512n Cash BOY.
l5hls. Golden Anchor. ss0ss.
Home lSd 90. Jim Butler. .s0aits.
MacNsnsrs. 7ta5s. Midway. s.a2b a
2-b. Montana 2.s2h:d2sb: North
star asa so. Ohm. 2id2s. Tonopsh
Fuenson. 81 db@ Tonopah Nevada
isA Gis7s West End 400. Adsns'
sns. Atlanta. 1881. Blue Bull. liz
rs. Booth. tihfs: Columbia Noun
tain. = q 20. Conqueror. i1di5. Da-
mondheld. to64i Dixie. 100. Cold
hsld. So al. Jumbo. i4tai.4gL
Jumbo Extension. 5sas6: Kendall ;0
9'i. Laguna. i7aii. May Queen. is
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HAS FAITH IN SOUTHPORT.
Promising stockton Mine to he De,,l.
opcd on large scale.

J. u. Rand president II the Southport
Mining compsny u stockton. but him-
self resident % New York. let Tor
his home Thursday evening. after an
Inspection ~ the property. The south
port mine IL one % the youngsters o.
the camp. bui has given evidence ~
having good values in orc ana 10 j. en-
pected that the campaign ~ develop
nient soon 20 be ORGANIZED viii place
this company On The front ranks ~ the
producers ~ the camp.
M Rand has great confidence in The
west a. whole not only from min
ing standpoint, but from a commercial
a. well he has been investing On Utah
mines ard securities for some years
now. and IN not one cas- has he had
occasion 10 regret his choice.
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Raymond Illinois Expects 10 tncount'
or Rich Ore Within Next Few Days.

Mr. John g sullivan well known In
connection with mineral researches
north 81 Eureka in the Tiniic district
T. IN the city for day or so ON busi-
ness. Some mention has been made
~ strike on the Raymond Illinois,
and while Mr Sullivan T. unable Co
give particulars he IS strong IN his
belief that the mineralizatiop ~ this
hour Is such as 20 warrant the be-
lief that rich ore is very near. Al the
properties IN the locality are contribute
ing good sized shipments 70 the market
Of silver lead ores and with n market
for the zinc ores of which II is now
capable the production should be as
heayy as any corresponding portion ~
the district
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FELT OUT; KIRKHAM IN.
Lchi Banner Man Now President, Pro
TEN, OF Press Association.

There was an important meeting OF
the executive committee OF the Utah
Press association last night at which
the resignation Of David p. Felt. presi-
dent. was demanded. Mr.. Felt was
evidently not disposed 20 make a fight,
as he was up against proposition hard
10 beat He therefore gracefully ten
dered his resignation, which was &C
cepted instantly.
J. NJ. Krkham Of the Lchi Banner,
was chosen president pro TEN, and a
meeting was called for Sept 10, at the
Wilson hotel. at which the association
viii be made over and officers chosen.