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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the City Council
OF Salt Lake City Of tho intention of such
Council TO make the following described I'M
provement, towlt:
To grade. gutter and curb with cement.
ana pave with macadam two roadways tsaid
macadam pavement on each OF said road
nine (9l inches thick, with a twenty four
t2t foot park betweenl. on Tenth isast
street from the south sido OF South Temple
street to tho north sido OF Second South
street; and 10 grade. gutter and curb with
cement, and pave with maoadam fsaid mac
adam pavement TO be hfty (50) feet wide be
tween curbs. and nine 90 inchos thick) Tenth
East street from the south side OF Second
South street TO the north side OF Fifth South
street, In Paving District No. n. and deiray
tho abuttors portion OF the cost and OK
popse thereof estimated at twenty-threo
thousand one hundred $23 100 0O) dollars;
eleven thousand two hundred and twenty
t$ll, ,220 0o) dollars. or four and 2b-lOo Gt. 20
dollars per front or linear foot abutting said
Improvement on Tenth Eust street between
South Temple and Second South streets
there being 26i0 feet OF nbuttlng property on
sand eight hundr,G and eighty (sll, $50 ,00)
dollars. or three $500 dollars per front or
linear foot aruiung snid Improvement on
Tenth East street between Second South and
Fifth South streets, there being 1850 feet OF
abutung property on said portion OF said
street, by local assessment upon the lots
scribcd districts, Seln tfbe districts to be at
feoted and beneAtcd by said Improvement
namely:
TWO TWENTY-FOUR FOOT RoADWAYS.
Tenth East street between South Temple
and Second South streets:
All OF lots 2. 3. and ), block 9s,
All Of lots I and 5, block g, plat r."
All OF lots l and s, block 81
All OF lots I G. and 8, block b6, Plat 'B,
Salt Lake City survey.
FIFTY FOOT ROADWAY.
Tenth East street between Second South
and Fifth South streets;
All of lots 2 g. 4 end 8. block Is,
All OF lots 4 and 8. block u,
All of lots 2, s. 4 and b, block 30, plat IF, "
All OF lots I aud s. block t3.
All OF lots l. q. and 8, block ",
All OF lots ] and S. block 90 plat 'B. Salt
Lake City survey.
Tho total cost OF said improvement Is es-
tlmatcd az thirty five thousand eight hun
drod ffty-two and 23-l00 (s3S. .s52 ,a3) dollars
OF which sun, the city portion is twelve thou
san seven hundred Gfty-two and 2S-10o
(Sis 762, ,e3l dollars, leaving twenty-three thou
Vard one hundred ($23, 100 0o) dollars 10 be
raised by local assessment
All protests and objections TO the carry
Ing out OF such intention must be presented
In writing to the City Recorder on or before
the 9Th day OF October, 1905. being the time
set by said Council when II Will hear and
consider such protests and objections as muy
be made thereto.
BY order OF the CITY Council Of Salt Lsko
City. Utah.
Dated April 30, 1905.
JOHN 3. MoREToN. City Recorder,
Paving Extonelon No rs. cl969
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

Little Chief Mining and Milling Company,
principal place OF business Mt Salt Lake City,
Utah Notice liz hereby given that at n meet
inc of the board OF directors. hold on the 18th
dan of September. 1906, assessment OF ono
az cent per share tbeing Assessment No, 25)
was levied upon the capital stock issued and
outstanding OF the corporation, payable I'm
red!ntcly 70 ]. 0borndorfer, secretary OF tho
company, Mt his office, No. l6l South Main
street. Salt Lskc City, Utah.
remain unpaid on Tuesday, the 10th day Of
October 1906. win be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale at. public auction, and unless
payment is made before. will DO sold on Sat
o o'clock noon. 20 pay the delinquent aSsess-
ment. together with the cost OF Advertising
and expense OF sale
No. l61 South Main street, Salt Lako C,ty
Utah. cl622
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. g,

pany Principal place Of business, sos Auer-
bach building. Salt Lake, City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of
tho directors held on the 10th day of Sop
tonber, 1906, an assessment of two cents (2o)
per share was lowed on tho capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately to r
M, Orem, secretary, at the ofice OF the com
pany, 300 Auerbach building, Salt Lako City,
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
October 1905, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public suction, and unloss
payment is mado before will bo sold on Sat
urday, the 10th day Of November 1906, Mt
o clock p. m, TO pay the delinquent nsscss-
mont, together with the cost OF advertising
r. NJ. oREM, Secretary.
2o6 Auorbach building, Salt Lake City. Utah
-1o
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Pleasant Valley Coal company will be held
az tho office Of tho company, in Salt Lako
City, Utah, on Monday, the LIST day of Oc-
tobcr, 1905, Mt ~ O. clock noon, for the pur-
pose OF olecting directors TO serve for tho en-
suirr wear and for tho transaction OF such
other business as may como before the meet
ing.
closed on tho 10th day OF September 1000,
and remain closed until the hual adjourn
mont Of tho meeting. -
L. A. GREENWOOD, Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah, September s. 1908.
a727
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RULES
4 lake CITY
Lttbs Local Banking
l.ntInus to Show
Irt Success
1Bss NEN ARE .,oou
['gp WITH OUTLOOK
A tie Most Promising
,rtr Years. Says
|llgs Colh'rn.

...y,.r, steadily Increasing
,.rIcds Of a year ago ano
..et. the money market
r,tes Of interest, a
-, and the continued en-
y iats business circles OF
Z, ne prosperity and ex-
su,lnsss situation that
=, civ, and which will
.tIsus TO exist. Is eppar-
=, casual observer. No
4 ,hs conditions described
\ ,fsrsd They are clearly
'r.st dispute:
\ ,Iutsnt Of finance can be
tass who will show any
,,,hrtns that present con-
=, m are better than ever
,rcry OF the municipality.
8, local banking institu-
'rl,E on hand more funds
v,vribes Is. In itself, a
'.,,lss Of business opera
-, a. their surpluses are
.i q commercial endeavor.
rains8 Increasing.
tspt clearings OF the last
- Of the same period last
n be dIsregarded In the
a nat last weeks clear
.,sse OF the same period
zafs than a million and a
-t-ouits q material In
'u,ce also attaches TO the
tInfpgs OF last week sur
. & the previous week by
80. Is 1t possible that
|tes United States can ques-
. ,,il Salt Lake fs pushing
d and greatness-pushing
|s;! strides. after becoming
IN tondltions described?
tlnk cIearings follow:
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks and finishing. Main Il srd So.
N. w. Scribner's Funeral.

The body Of Newell A. Scribner, the stock.
man, who was killed by fall from his horse
at Stockton last Thursday, was brought 10
Salt Lake Saturday evening and taken tenn.
porary charge Of by Undertaken S. D. Evans
The funeral will tako place at 2 p. m. today
from Ihe city residence OF the family 12as
East First South street
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAND COM.
PANY.
Annual Meeting.

Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Union Pacific Land company will DO
held st the Office Of tho company in Salt Lake
81 IL CLOCK q. m. for tho slection of six
directors Of the company, and for tho trans.
action OF such other business an mny legally
como before the meeting.
ALEX MILLAR, Secretary
Dated August 51st. 1906. s5S5
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Church
Iarge and small at Desky's.
Will Move to New York

William G. Waters who tor the mn, ,.r
years. has conducted dental supply bust.
mesa IN this city, has disposed of his business
to t: ]. Hatfield & Cc. OF Kansas City. and
gage in tho manufacturing of hospital sup
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GROCERY MIN Arrr,Jr

OHOCGhI MEN, ATTENTION.
At INVOICE, WITH no BONUS. Tbs
stock and fxtures OF positively the best gro.
eeTy storo In Salt Lake, doing aM average
business OF $500 monthly, modern and up-to
eSss ssnsoSes mine pS9 catering to high
long lease, very low rent. To an intending
purchaser the closest investigation is invited
Inc present owners retire from business. I
guarantee this TO be the best proposition ever
INVESTORS. ATTENTION.
have lust listed and have tho exclusive
agency on one Of the best propositions over Of
Tered in tho West, consisting of half interest
in the best manufacturing plant doing busi-
moss III the tntermounto,n States. Practically
amount 70 100000. To the right party will
guarantee salary of $500 per mo. and 10 por
cent on Investment, same now earning 90 por
cent; Concern owns itn own building, etc.
To intending purchasers ! invite the closest
investigation. II you are in the market, see
me at once.
s76o-s roms, Main at; rent $50: snap,
$500 rooms and board, rent sS5.
S3000-2S rooms; rent S13o; clears $3.50.
S23o0-26 rooms, Main ST.: ront 800;
lease.
$4,000 rooms, net .cnt s1es; elegant.
Sl60o-2s Housekeeping rooms, central,
ront SEQ; clears SIS.
Sb7b0-6s rooms Main ST.. reasonable
rent; long lease; European hotel.
SCOOPS rooms, elegantly furnished; rent
Sleo; yoars' lease ono OF the best propo-
sition9 In tho city; central location. Owner
guarantees to clear $3.50 and up per month.
$4,000 cash down and $4,000 on terms buys
half interest in best 93.room hotel .n city:
located IN hcart OF city; furnishings compare
with any hotel In the West, modern in ell
particulars; reasonable Iont; loase. Pur-
chaBor must be reliable. See at once.
Another cigar store at $1,000 OF invoice;
doing an average business OF s53 daily for
the year; rent S116; lease. finest location.
A. RICHTER, Real Estate, Business op-
portnnity Dept, A. L. Brattain, Mgr, 10 w
First South Phones Gal. c2351
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Suit for Commission.

William r. Sutherland has fled suit in the
Third District court against Audlcy Insersoll
TO collect the sum Of 5000, alleged 10 be duo
as commissi on on the sale for The defendant
OF the scenic railway and ye old mill which
arc located at tho Salt Palace
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|Gm.iy.a
n colborn Talks.


IlrLly.s7.
b colborn Talks.
vas q week, In my twen-
'zets here, more promising
y elosed," declared Judge
PRESIDENT of the Salt Lake
usociation, In discussing
y With q representative Of
With the new interurban
l.Ildlng going on all about,
1glunB OF business spring
HiT direction" continued
sall Lake gives evidence
'l1ess never before shown
" pasBed the point when
aa keep track of the
r,kIng every day. Some
nzost every day showing
= hilIlutIous have located
u 10 share In the city's
y We are approaching the
lass mark, and after that
y city will be out of the
eilE period, and WIN grow
ne old villagers here will
ntasnt.
Strange is that the won
clt In the State aud city
u more confidence of our
hsl estate investments in
lhAfe Ia not a vacant store
" vacnnt residence IN
ne producing a good rate
uayeody 10 making money,
a'e bpslneBs corners and
" Fing around begging for
lnsss fifty por cent cheap
nna property will sell for
2 Iears, unless all human
rely awry.
people would only owl
nieace In our own town
IaIllng renl estate, the
nem do It. would begin
and before long we
TAI estate market some-
.easurate -. with the pres
ol the city and State.
~ over this fear OF our
kiore the present period
+. ''1s' to au end" ''''N
g Of Conditions,
= remarks furnish a good
al!lonu in the real estate
a uhased. true that the ex-
4, amount Of buying and
people is holding back
ente; However, outside
~ NV being entirely dis
seeming lack OF conf
~ OF a humber Of Local
: ,.s s,a the former are slow
Mlns advantage of the
- .rsu,sAnled. ,Ai 10 which MANY
4 ~, Wind The demand for
/ ,ss,s ,sr,deptial property con-
{ ,.,'s ssa new arrivals in the
AZ ~ - men are experiencing
u supplying such de-
d ,S',, enlistment company re-
N, su transactions Satur-
\ = ,s,,a. a. Smith. for the sum
d ryany soSy sold a five-room
rn,,0 S0asrn ~ dwelling, on tn, the
r,s.,.o Of Tenth West md md
la n ssa..T The company also
|atI,I'Ias.a S'asau two lots In BLOCK LOCK-
4 i ,Ua; css;; TOR $3.50, and two
<nt y,asIsy ~ subdivision. for for
.
VI N. continues In loca,
a, :, shortage OF brick
hsr ,o,'Ome LOT some time past
',lrsss,or,eel relieved. but not las, a.
s,lsrIIsSI' !. desire, All kinds ds
,sl.ri,n,v Is In demand" and and
: dsIIss.Ii from dealers rrt not
~, I'~er 4 a, on time. The Toe
|t.,tru. s,so having m efrecf "t
,i''Ias. out this situa-
{ 3s'st Cottages.
y ssi''IIai,s Ia., contract to :.
ts,tssss,I w., placed with 20 90 oe
n iso by by Mrs. josephine hins
IN y sr,Si built in Brown.a V1sa
, Norm sA A,'os sns 81 sa,,'s S,'s, West
,lsry' IL are n.,o to cost $500 $500
Sl's durINoss report exceed.
/. y ihsir ~ is,se sae last week.
'1h o. g. ~ sane week of a
70 40 per cent
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BARGAINS IN BUSINESS oPPoRTUNI-
TIES

BARGAINS IN BUSINESS oPPoRTUNI-
TIES.
s1o50-1s rooms, furnished; 2-year lease.
s3o00-31 rooms, nicely furnished; rent S75,
Main street.
S15oo-S0 rooms, furniture and lease; splen-
did business; best location in tho
s35Oo-26 rooms, nowly furnished; 5-year
lease,
Seooo-6o rooms, newly furnished; rent
s160; s-year lease.
s3o0o-2s rooms, modern, nicely furnished;
3yoar Lease
s2soo-2S rooms and lease elegantly fur
ntshod.
s17oo-25 rooms. furniture and lease, on
3rd South street.
SGo00-i3 rooms, furniture and 5-year lease,
modern
s430o-4a rooms, nicely furnished; splendid
location; rent only $3.50 por month.
We have on Main street rooms, elegantly
furnished. close In; rent only $50; for $500.
Seven rooms, modern. furnished. two blocks
from Main street, rent $50 for S45o, Elevon
rooms, for light housekeeping West Temple.
$500. Twelve rooms, furnished, on 1st South
rooms, on Second South street rent $40, for
$1,000, Eight rooms and furniture, part mod
orn, rent s25, for s325, Fourteen rooms for
light housekeeping, rent Ss7, for $500 clear;
for light housekeeping and living rooms, q
year lease, rent SG0 two blocks from Main
street, $1,000, Seven rooms for light house
modern, nicely furnished on End East, for
$500.
A nice grocery and meat market on 9rd
West. fxturcs and stock; VIII give S-ysar
Ioaso at sl5 per month. for $500. A nice
family grocery store on 9th South, with two
living rooms, barn, harness, wagon, etc.
rent S26; for 5000. We are Offering this
week tho Windsor grocery Mt l57 East 3rd
South street; fixtures and stock, two horses,
wagon and cart, a good trade; rent $3.50, for
$3.50. This 10 bargain for any one who
wants TO 60 into the grocery business On
End South street we have nice lunch house,
complete outfit, two living rooms, lot OF
books, etc, for SA5o. A blacksmith aud car
riago shop Arst-cIass businogs; viii invoico
$1,000; can get 3-year lease, for $1,000, A
second hand store, well located, good business,
for $500. II you want to buy and buy right
see ROSS c. DAVIS, OF Capital L. E, 7. Co..
IT West End South street c2S60
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Wholesalers and Johbers OF all lines I,ee.
wise report heavy trade, aud all seep,
weli pleased With the business outIooL
for the ensuing fall season.
Local Stocks Active.
Thsre was an exceptionally beavy de-
mand during the last week for local corn
mercial stocks. The sugar securities ver.
especially active. The following are the
latest quotations:
StOcka
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FIRST GLASS GENTS TICKET TO SAN
Francisco; cheap. Address NJ 27, Tribune.
c2374
FIRST GLASS GENTS TICKET TO LOS
Angeles Cheap, Address NJ 80, Tribune.
c2375
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


s4oo MONTH ABOVE EXPENSES; THE
best paying and best located European no.
tel In the city fur. and Sh-yaar loase, 4e
modern rooms, all new furniture; como and
get !uu particulars from EeTcomb, 6Sna W.
Znd So., r. 7. Both phones. c241o
TRADERS. CATCH THIS A. ACRES
eplepdid land near Logan. abundance Of
lruit Inc. 1900 winter apple trees; price
s1O0o. WI take half IN clear city property;
oal. per cert Writc, phone or see New
comb, esM W. and so 7. Z, c2SI0
ss5o-REsT. AND L. ROOM; BIO CUT.
Se2e-Grocery with living rooms.
s6eo-Grocery stock and fixtures 4. invoices.
se26-Restaurant; a money-mnksr.
sAbO-Furn. rms, close IN. low rent
ssOO-furn rms, mod, hne location.
so0o-Furn. rms, only S25 rent.
SooO-Furn. IL rms. light hskpg., bargain.
sooo-furn 10 rms, large yard, fruit, ck.
house, 9 dos. chickens; = SIS.
s676-Furn. and Lease z rms. O. Z.
slO6O-Furn. IL rms, mod, choice place
Slo2o-A cut price, furn. II mod rns., Mein
st; see II.
sleoo-Furn. aud lease II rms, II ST
sle60-Furn. ard leeEe 1s 8. heated rms.
s2Soo-Furn. ard lesso e6 mod rms
s2so0-Furn and lease 2e rsns., COED thing
Sze0o-Eurn. and lease SO rms., Main ST.
sSo0o-Eurn. and lease 2s g. heated rms
Decide now to get into business for your
sell have large List 10 choose from and
can give you many valuable pointers; come IN
ana talk II over with Neweomh, 63h w.
zna Sc, :. 7, Ind. 12e; Boil. 2oe2-Y.
oa4lo
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MACHINERY,

PULLEYs. eHAFTING, HANGERS, BIN
gines. boilers. tables, hoists. oompressors,
motors and pipe. J. M swem, 3se SO. srd
Wost b172
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FL HALAH TEMPLE, 4. A. o. NJ ". s.
Third Wednesday OF each month. Masonic
hnl, at y. N. All pobles sojourning IN.
Barnes. Recorder
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WAsATCH LODGE NO, !, +, AND A. NJ
Masonic ball, second Friday erch month.
brethren In good standing invited. Harris
Wall Grimm. W. NJ; A. j. Lowe Secretary
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MT. ToRIAH LODGE no. 2, T. AND a. IL
Masonic hall, second Monday each month
corner FIRST South and secoad East Mem.
oers OF sister lodges and soiourptng mem
nafs In good standing invited. A II. Pea
body, w. NJ Christopher Diehl, secretary.
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. 2s. x. OF P. MEETS
every Saturday evening, o'clock. K Of
p. hall
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Knights Of Pythias.
CALANTHB-MYRTLE LODGE NO. l.
Every Menday, z. Of P. hall.
I. B. EDDY, O. O.
N. w. soNEEDEoKER, < OF 3. S.
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RED BULL TERRIER PUPS FOE SALE
CLARK, ~ Whitman St. 18th So, bot sth
and 9th East c2206
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RooMING 81 ROOMS, GOOD Lo;
cation, and 4 mopey-m MAKER must soil at
once on account eicknosa This Is a bargain,
and you oan't afford 70 miss g. Sears III
vestment Co., 90 w. End So. c2o3o
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. s.
Every ThnrsdAI evening. &. Of 2. hall.
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SECRET SOCIETIES

n ARGBNTA LODGE NO. s, T. AND
S~s A. M.--At Masonic Temple, COZ
NIX ner Second East and First South
49, streets, 6rst Tuefday Of each month.
Members Of sister lodges and sojourning
brethren invited. Harry A. Knowles, w. M;
MOSES Q. Philips, Secretary.
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SEcoND- HAND NATIONAL CASH REGIS.
terB. fully guaranteed Othor makes at half
price. Oscar GroshslL 221 Main Ct a2os7
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FOR sALH-TIcKET TO CHICAGO; vNB
Tribune. o22Is
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, ON ACCOUNT
OF sicknesg, minors boarding house &C
ing, moro than $3.50 a month prodt. Write
w. Il. p, Drawer g, Rhyolite, Nov, claa7
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HAT FACTORY

SALT LAKE HAT FACTORY, "a HAsT 1sT
South 'Fono lS7l-G Hats cleaned and re-.
trimmed. bliss
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BoARDNG-HoUsB; 30 RoAgDERs; IS
rooms; doing good business. Boil phone
3720.K. o1aee-
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BLACK AND WHITE sCoToH CoILIgS
for sale; four m1lo and one female; pure
Scotch colltes from my celebrated imported
prize e-wtnners; pedigree registered In London
Kennel club Address w, II, Coz, Panssde
Colo. CLASS
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I HAVE SEVERAL VALUABLE MINING
propositions In the Bluo Lodge and Uintah
mining districts which can be bonded or In
corporascd by responsible parties. Call on
or addTe0s 3. e. HarTwell, Park City, Utah
o1Se6
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ONE PAIR WORK MULES, ALSO LIGHT
driving team and several work horses. l26
e. 4th So. o756
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-10
COAL AND 00lD T0GnNER
Prospcclor Reports Discovery Net
 For From Eaa,ishra

....nrN-. n. E. ..G..". has ".- .n.. from trip and tells about. wua. nD term, u uru-g.etogs. paradise, w,... miners u,e coal Go thaw the
 uau0u uo Gur heating and cooking
 ma..-. and .l is but eight feet ou aa ag.ugcto bedrock. From ? to 8 cents a pan wa, taken from gravel almost any place. he says, and a large number of miner, have stampcded into the country
 I,fs along the upper TolaniSa river which uwpic, into the Panama just north of Ncluau, and heads man Alas ka range.
 It i, between Fairbanks and the new Nau,fShua diggings.. about llo miles from here.
 The river cuts through mountain range, leaving vast lodges of anthra- cite coal exposed, which burns freely without cIiukers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-10
T4.RTY MJSHfRS
 HEAD 10 YENTNA
Start in Company Over Railroad fer New Geld Camp Of
 interior

About thirty men. twenty dogs and twelve sleds started for the Ientna district this morning, via the Alaska Central 10 the end of the track. From that port they will proceed by the usual trail around the head of Turna- gain Arm and i>ujk Arm To Shushetna station and from there up the river to ,as r,u.s which are already alive with praspo..ars.
 A majority of ,ho mau who went out this mmwing were employed on the mi!.ond un,d they accumulated a r.ub,.ahr. Others are prospectorS who have been in ,he interior before ald Ivo on .mee were mcn who lately
 gawa Elpm lha Ecptua, All wc,e hcl supplied with outfits. Those wao,wcrc unable to secure dogs will pull heir own sleos.
 @iaIernwtjps have been going out lo tUr same re~ian from time 60 time fora month. Others age planning to go in before .1o b.eaE-up, which will hs a.,u. Nua,l {. After that it will b. @lmo,. .uipa tblr to gn, through until .uwmergs taa give" will De full of Go.,iug icn. barriar ,ho passage of boats. and ,nova1'oy will be flooded in many p'sv., where the river banks are low. Eoral legs. month after the thaw ~rarOs travel to the upper Tcuua will b. almost impossible. Fon that reason go stampede for the next month and 8 half seems 10 be as- .m.-L