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New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AT THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid. y. Y. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-This
week at the Stevens House the golf players have
been arriving and getting in readiness for the
annual open tournament on August 2S. 20 and
ss10 There have been many minor golf events,
but the contest about which the most interest
centred was that for the McElroy Cup, offered
5 by w. B. McElroy. This was won by Raymond
Stevens, the fOurteen-year-Old son Of George
A Stevens, who astOnshed all by his excellent
work.
The open handicap event was productive OF
some good playing among the women entered
among those making an especially good showing
being Miss Alice McElrOy. Miss Lillian Mac
donald. Miss Schultz and Miss MCGEE.
At baseball the Stevens House has been very
successful A game with a professional team
from q hotel near the St. Regis lakes was tied,
and in the return game the Stevens House
grounds the Stevens House team won by a score
Of $ to ].
The interest IN tennis still keeps UP. despite
the golf tournaments. The finals in the tour
rament for the Stevens House Cup for doubles,
played between J. T. McMahon and W. J. Nc
ConviH and J. T. Mahoney and III. A. Scudder,
resulted in a victory for Messrs. McMahon and
McCOnyill.
The week has been filled with jolly parties.
One Of these, styled a 'payroom party. was
given by A. w. Tilinghast and was productive
Of much fun.
number Of automobile tourists reached the
Stevens House this week. among them being
they had travelled from Chicago. II IN
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. LydOn, Miss Florence
Tsydon, Miss Sadie CorbOy. Miss Sarah Gahan,
Miss Julia Danahy and Miss Jessie Danahy.
John T. O'Brien, Secretary OF State, and Mrs.
p O'Erien were among the arrivals OF the week.
Charles ". Price. treasurer Of the Lotos Club
p ot New York and Editor OF The Electrical Re-
view has been spending the week as the guest
ef Commodore Charles 4. Morgan Of the Lake
Placid Yacht Club. at the latter's Tanglewood
camp, In Sunset Straits.
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CHAMPLAIN ASSEMBLY, CLIFF HAVEN.
Presentation Of American Flag to War De-
partment for Macdonough National Park.

Ciim Haven. n. Y. Aug % (SpeciaD.-The patri-
QUO celebration in connection with the presentation
OF the American flag which was raised oyer c,rob
island IN Lake Champlaiu the scene of Con,n,o-
core Macdonough's victory over a superior BrItis,
squadron on September II. 1914. and which bv n re
cent act OF Congress- is TO be converted into a park
10 Oe known IN future as Macdonough NatiopoI
Park. took place at Gin Haven last evening. Tro
proceedings began with patriotic songs by members
OF the Assembly in the Auditorium, followed nv,
TIE reading OF an original patriotic poem on Com
nioaore MacdOnOugh by the author John Jerome
Rooney. of New York. Short speeches. followed h.,
the Rev. d. J. OSullivan member OF the Vermont
Legislature; Representative Sibley OF Pennsv,
saHa' and the Rev. Thomas Mcmillan. The Rev.
Dr. John Smith, president OF tho Catholic Summer
scnooi then made the presentation address Dr.
Smith said:
40 work more commends itself 10 the mind OF the
eaiflotic than that OF locating restoring and <l,
lying R tne scenes OF our past history we are ,quai-
" JInsiaren OF the past and the present OGf past
s1pls1ns US ana either justifies or condemns us
Ina Catholic Summer School takes its share IN tbe
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Stream of Arrivals at the Hotels Still Continues on-
broken-Rooms Should Even Yet Be
Spoken For in Advance.

TO the work of the sanatorum estaphsnea pa the
Adirondacks years ago by DR.. p. L. Trudeau;
During the week many OF the members or tne
different house parties have taken the trip 70
the Saranac Inn by way of the seven carries.
This is delightful journey. and the stop for
dinner at the inn breaks the day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Barney are planning foF
a large house party at their camp on the upper
lake for the last week of this month MIS-. a.
Alexander is now a guest at the Barney camp.
Mr. Barney left camp this week for a trip 20 the
city on business.
Miss Comfort C. Tiffany is the guest of Miss
Hilda Tiffany at her Pearl Island camp, and
Miss Phoebe Mccormick. who has been spending
the summer at Bar Harbor. is expected there
soon.
Robert Garrett has returned to camp and is
making arrangements for the reception Of
large house party. Miss Turnbull is now the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Garrett.
The Rev. AnsOn Phelps Stokes left the Birch
Island camp of his father this week TO resume
his duties at Yale. Mrs Stokes still remains
in camp, and DR.. Ransom s. Hooker is one Of the
recent additions to the house party at this camp.
w. S. Mcclure. who has been at the Stokes
camp, left there this week ana went 20 the camp
of Or. Walter B. James.
Mrs. Herbert M. Sears is guest at the camp
Miss r. B. Cutting. who has been visiting at
DIR. T. r. French's Spitfre Lake camp. left
there this week.
Miss Anne Lee Worden and Mrs. Francke G..
Darte left this week Camp kanaktiyo. where
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AT GREENWICH ON THE SOUND.

Greenwich. Conn. Aus. s5 (SpecaD.-Besuuh-.
weather aud comfortable temperature combine %
make life pleasant. There has been no lack o. en-
jOyment in outdoor sports the last week. anu
lively interest is maintained in all branches ~.
Late arrivals at the EdSewOOd Inn include -
John $. Sutphen. Miss Sutphen. Mrs. susan 49,.
Miss Van Anden. Nlr and Mrs. III. $. CSlt-s
ton Mr. and Mrs III NJ MAXWELL Mrs W a
NOTthrOp. Mrs. John Holl J. p Rider. A. 49, 49,
GOmerY. Miss Montgomery Kenneth Aont4oi---Se
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Rysen, Mr.. and MIS-. 49, y a
Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs. III. ", smith. Ar anu - ~
y. A. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. 4. a. Robinson. =
NJ MOfltt. A. w. Powell. W. :. Lefebre 49,
Van AInberg. Miss Titus Mr.. and Mrs. -olslt.5,SS.
J, Brown. Miss Elleu T. Clancy. Miss J2ses-..1
l3uTrus. Judge Alfred y. Ommen and AAsS- 49,.
Miss Caroline StetsOn. Mrs. W. y. ESEu>' A's'
Josephine Eeene and W. III. Wilder. -. an.
G. G. Murray WAS the host at a party 9t -
Casino this week. bowling was tndulsed " ~. '"
Casino alleys. after which supper was SCI
Athletic interest has centred IN the ciote, -,
and tho putting and approaching u9tc0 a-.. a-.,or
the Inn grounds. Miss Barnes and NiSa S.,,-s ~.
took first and second women'S prizes 49, 1rS,-rz
best work among the men was done oS NJ
WOrthinetOn and Barnes NIg. R0Onle gu. -
SlaybaCk took the honCrS IN the mems Nu.tiH Hs.ss
approaching contest. while On che women : 80
A!iss McAlichael and Miss Wurster were N---9..'~
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AT THE GRAND VIEW.

Lax. Placid, y. Y, Aug. % CspeciaD.-The ho-
sel sfill continues thronged with guests. and the
management has been the subject Of much tav-
cradle comment among those familiar with the
history OF the Grand View. Early in the week
Al ~. announced that the hotel would remain
opea until October ], and that at the close Of
the eeason the erection Of an annex, wjth ac-
oor.rnodaticns for ons hundred more guests
would begin.
. ,Tne Rev and Mrs Robert T. Norton, OF New
YORK who have been among the guests here
during the summer, have purchased a cottage
and viii make their summer home in this village
ga sons 10 come.
Mrs e. G.. Abreu and Miss Abreu, OF Havana,
Cubs who have visited at the hotel each sum-
sner for several years returned this week for
the rest OF the season
Miss D0hs0n and her brother, Lewis III. Dob
son who are on their way through the noun
teins 90 Westports have been spending the week
at the Grand View.
One party OF New York people reaching the
Grand View during the week included Mr.. and
Miss Margaret Schumann and Master George II.
end Dorothy Schumann.
J. a. Whitbeck arrived this week, Joining Miss
Maude Alice Brown end Miss Elizabeth Bangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin @. Langeneau were also
among the weeks arrivals. They arc accom-
panied BY Edward Roberts. also OF New York.
Afr. and Mrs. II. p. Matthews, OF New York
have as their guests Miss Emily Cooper. Mr.
Matthews has placed launch In commission on
Lake Placid.
Miss Marie C. Smith and her father. J. J.
Smith, OF New York, were among the arrivals OF
the week.
John Frederick Centeilas headed q party Of
Grand View people making the ascent OF Mount
Marcy early in the week.
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Rhoades Mrs. NJ. F. Crouch, Miss Johnston. and
Otis L. Childs. Still another Ampersand party
included Water Commissioner William 3. Eli
son of New York, Mrs. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs
Edward /. Lewis and Miss Alma Ellison.
number of the guests at the inn have been
entertaining friends this week. John E Lloyd
arrived at the Birches the guest of Frank J.
Firth Mrs. Delafeld Dubois arrived az the Pea
body camp. Horace Holt and Maxwell Claflin
came as guests at the camp of DR.. L. Emmett
Holt. Miss Alice L. Morse, Herbert Green,
Joseph T. Green and Ralph Westervelt arrived
as the guests of z. NJ. Bulkeley
The fishing in the vicinity Of the inn continues
good and the other day George Law Davidson
of New York, who has had phenomenal luck this
season. came in with a string OF fine pickerel
the smallest of which weighed four pounds.
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AT THE WAWBEEK.

wawbeek. N Y. Aug. % (speciaD.-This week
the young people at the Wawbeek have been
busily engaged with the annual tennis tourna-
ments, which included mems and women's
singles, mixed doubles and mems doubles. The
players included Stone Douglas. Robert Douglas
Mangus Swenson, Mr. Stone, Robert Dula.
Francis Bangs. S. Miller. r. F. SWEET, Graham
Douglas. NJ NJ. Mccoy. and W. n. Barnum:
Miss Marjorie Pitkin, Miss Marian Miller Miss
Mary Moore, Miss Marjorie Moore, Miss Anita
Dominick. Miss Belts. Miss BoutOn ard the
Misses Curtis.
This evening after the annual fair in behalf Of
the Adirondack cottage sanatorium. the young
people at the Wawbeek joined in a fancy dress
ball.
The recent motor boat races were q complete
affair on the Upper Saranac Lake in the future
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AT THE LAKE PLACID INN.

Lake Placid. N. Y. Aug. % (SpeciaD-The
recent fancy dress ball at the inn was COM
plete success It was arranged by Mrs. Frank
lin Douler and ". 7. T. Smith. whose costumes
made the hit of the evening. The feature or
the benefit concert for the inn orchestra Wednes-
day evening were tenor solos by Fred f. Snow.
At a card party the other evening the prizes
by Mrs. Helen Regan and Judge c.
IT. Brown
Mrs. Hiram Inglehart arrived this week with
her daughter. Miss Edna Inglehart. Mrs Ingle-
hart and Miss Inglehart have just returned from
a trip through Europe. J. G.. Rodgers OF New
York, arrived this week with hts son. c. Allan
Gilbert, the artist is here with his father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. e. c.. Gilbert.
Captain Walter l.. HaFshmans U. s. N. ar
rived with Mrs. Harshman. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
v-oo
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AT THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin, n. Y..-Aug. % (speciaD. pro-
prietor Of the Algonquin announced this week
that he will keep the Algonquin open through
September. The hunting season. which formerly
opened September I. has been changed and now
opens October 1, and there are many guests who
wish TO make the Algonquin their headquarters.
An automobile party. headed by William A.
Lydon, arrived at the Algonquin in two machines
this week and occupied the Colonial cottage dur
ing their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Headley are making the
Algonquin their headquarters. that they may be
near their son. A. Headley, who is a member Of
the Camp Rainbow. camp for boys. They are
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AT UNDERCLIFF.

Lake Placid. y. Y, Aug. % (speciaD.-A feature
of the life Underclim is the "hymn singing
each Sunday evening, in which, without formal
ity the guests join. This is always followed
by musical recital and at that of last Sunday
night soprano solos were rendered by Mrs. War
ren Kent.
Charles C. Trump, Miss Louise A. Smith, Miss
Marjorie Van Wckle. Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Mat
thews Miss Helen G. Case. Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Gauntlet, Miss Isabella NJ Cirier. Mr.. and
Mrs. William n Blauvelt. the Misses Bauvelt
Miss Eleanor Paso. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Coming. Miss Wickham. r. s. Church. James
Fair, Mrs Campbell Fair and C. T. Broderick.
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st THE AMERICAN.

Lake Placid. N. Y, Aug % (SpeciaD. This
hotel. which is one Of the best known OF the
all the year round houses at this resort is filled
with guests. many of whom here preparing
TO enjoy the hunting season when 1t opens. The
prOprietOrs always do all possible to make their
guests feel at home. and there is merry COM
pany here now Some Of these who have re-
Gently arrived are F.. ]. (;ilrOy. J. J. Gallagher.
Jerome j. Lynch Mrs. C.. F. Gudewill, W. J.
Gallagher. T. J. Horrigau. William NJ. Duier,
c. s. SupanO. p q. Nickel. a. F. Chittenden. H.
Everest Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. AldTich. Of
New York.
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Saylor. Mrs Hansen. P. J. Durkan. r. e. Duffy.
Miss Hammill and Mrs Stackpole.
Two parties from the Inn made the ascent of
Whiteface on Wednesday. One party was head
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley and included eight
others. The party remained all night in the
camp on the eastern slope.
Another party. headed by Mr.. Grigg and F. NJ
Gallagher, both of New York made an ascent
the same day. consuming only two hours and
forty minutes from the landing to the summit
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

Belmont this week. having made the ascent OF
all the principal mountains hereabouts. They
have climbed mountains in Switzerland. ana
though they not strangers TO the task they
found the ascent OF some OF the Adifonoach
peaks difficult.
General W. s. Mcclellan and family OF. New
York. were among the arrivals of the week az
the Belmont. Joining Mr.. and Mrs. Charles west
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Merrick who have been
awav returned this week
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At THE NORTH WOODS INN.

Lake Placid, n. Y, Aug. D (SpeciaD.-The
North Woods Inn. which is one OF the few Lake
Placid resorts keeping open all the year. is now
crowded with summer visitors. who plan to stay
late into the season. Among the arrivals OF the
week were Ludwig Englander. who IS accom-
panied by r. Alexander and DIR. Robert KunizeT.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
DriscOll, D. J. Guttman. Mrs. William LanGdon.
Mrs Edward Arnts Miss L. S. Bainbridge. Miss
A. YOungman, ID. T. Hanna, l.. X. Ross, l..
Stickles, Miss B. Elizabeth Salters Miss G. l.
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AT THE LAKESIDE INN.

Lake Placid n. Y. Aug. % (speciaD-Recent
arrivals at the Lakeside Inn include Miss Bessie
Davis Miss Katharine Robinson, Miss Florence
Bay,ley. Miss Martha Robinson. Morgan Town
send the Misses Lamb, Miss Bjorkwall. George
F. O'NeiI, Charles Chapman. Miss A. f. Hood,
D. s. Hail. Mrs Hail. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene c.
Brown Clarence Dugan. Arthur Dugan. Miss
Dugan, Mrs. Julia Fuchs, Eugene Fuchs Mr..
and Mrs. d. c. McClyment, Miss Warren Elliott,
Miss Lillian Barlow Charles n. Ledyard j. n.
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ON THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper ST. Regis, n. Y. Aug. % (speciaD-The
women in the different camps on the St Regis
chain of lakes have this week been busy with
preparations for the annual fair in behalf of the
Adirondack cottage sanatorium, which takes
place August %. The proceeds of this fair go
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AT THE AdPERsAND.

Ampersaud. N Y. Aug. % (SPeciaD.--At the
Ampersand the arrivals of the week have in
cluded large number of golf players to take
part in the ninth annual open tournament. BY
way Of preparation for sthe big affair several
smaller tournaments and matches have been
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

At the last Sunday evening concert az the
Wawbeek, Mrs. Miller sang and was assisted Dy
the yVawheeb orchestra. Recent New fOrk ar
rivals at the Wawbeek include Bogart southach'
Norman II. Carter. Mir. and Mrs. j. L. Browef'
Mr. and Mrs. James Stokes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

accompanied by their daughter, Miss Lucy Head
ley. .
w. WNIIace Grant. Mrs. w. W. Grant. Miss
Grant and Miss NJ. Grant made up one or the
New York parties reaching the Algonquin TINS
week Another one included Miss Mary crane;
Miss Mary McClennan and p. IcClennan' sun
another included Mrs. 7. H Klein. MISS Belle
I.llianthal and Miss Frances Lilianthal.
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they have been the guests of Mrs. Allan H.
Dickson
DR. and Mrs s. NJ Evans plan to close the
Point Rush camp of Mrs. Robert Hoe, which
they occupying, and return 10 the city
SeDtember /
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Smith, Miss z. E. Smith. Miss Elizabeth Gil
Iespie and Mrs. c. c. Douglas.
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AT THE BELMONT.

Lake Placid, y. Y, Ans. IS (specIaD. D.--arthur
Z1tener and Ernest G.. Sa.ler returned 20 the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
Work to Begin ut Once.
SALT LAKE BooMs NEVADA.
Idaho Mining Man Impressed With
What He Learns Here.

]. l.. Stafford, formerly counted among
tho prominent mining men of Park City.
but OF recent years residing in tho north
ern portion OF tho State of Idaho. er-
rived In Salt Lako Friday evening on
mining business. Mr. Stafford Is the gen.
cral manager of the Sampson Mining and
Development company OF Idaho. which is
operating a very fine property in thnt
State
While the property is virtually a new
one. as far as shipping Its product Is
concerned the management has been do
ing an enormous amount OF development
work upon the group that has been pro
ductivc OF most satisfactory results He
states that his district Is hot-bed for
investors the large number of capitalists
searching for properties keeping all the
available rigs in constant commission.
Since arriving In Salt Lake and talking
with Salt Lakers who have been success
ful in the new mining camps OF Nevada.
Mr.. Stafford has become greatly Interested
I'm Nevada propositions, and 1t is not un-
likely that he will visit several Of the
camps. especially Fairview. before his
return to the North. He states that Salt
Lake Is more interested by virtue OF Ne
vada successes In the camps OF that State
than any city he has previously visited,
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Mining Notes.

President Tony jacobson Of the Columbus
Consolidated company left for the property
Saturday morning
President Crowthcr OF the Continental Mines
& Smcltcrs corporation was In Alta Saturday.
Superintendent Ziceler OF the Ohio Copper
company came in from Bingham Saturday
morning.
Superintendent \. O. jacobson of the Column
bus Consolidated company was In the city Sat
urday.
Charles D. Moore the well-Snown civil
elnecr, has returned from a professional visit
TO Idaho.
] b. Graham. director in the Gold Butte
company. has returned from Los Angeles and
san Francisco.
l.. H. Outzcn OF the Annie Laurie Extension
company arrived in Salt Lake Saturday even
in-.
W v Ricc president Of the Nevada Hills
company. went TO ogden Saturday 10 meet
william IL. Webber. OF the prominent
owners in the company, who was on his way
TO Denver To attend the bedside OF his wife.
Charles L. Daycy has brought suit against
the Utnh Consolidated Mining company I'm the
sum OF $3.50 Davcy alleges that he Ia tho
owrcr Of some fourteen acres OF land In the
vicinity OF tho smctcr of the defendant com
pany aad that he is engaged in the vocation
OF farming. thot during the months OF June.
July and August OF 1905 his crops were dnm-
aged by the smoke from the plant Of the de-
fendant company To the sum OF 800.
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BUI.LFRoo STOCKS.
MANHATTAN STOCKS

FORENOON SALES,
r.lttle Bell. 800 at $3.50
Lower Mammoth. 800 at 2oc.
Mammoth 900 at 81. 20. 49,
MAY Day 900 at 2Oisc; 1000 at ao; 200 at
goiIc buyer thirty days; $500 at 2oc. buyer six
" days H. 200 al 1altc; 1900 at Dl4c, buyer
thirty days 1900 55o At l2f ~ g, oa,L. 900 a, u@
shares sold. &c. go
Selling value, s2J.Io5.
OPEN BOARD
Columbus Con- 100 at $50. 60 at s7.25. buyer
sixty DAYS: 600 at 7Z5, 900 az $40
LntIo Bell 900 az $3.50
May Day. 300 at 2oc. 800 at 1910 seller thirty
days
Nevada HIS. 1000 at g
Mohawk 1000 nj 81 $50 nj sl.o2i5
Red Top. 90 at Sl65
Sncth Columbus. 1000 Mt l2c-
Wabash. 800 at Sll0.
Shares sold. 9lC0
SoIIln2 value, I5.li7,
Weeks totals-Sharcs sold. ls1es5
Selling value s20i355.u.
Same week last ycar-Sharcs sold, 1882
Selling value. s2i.f7l50-
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ON LITTLE BELLS TRAIL.
Guggenheims Said to Be Purchasers
of Park City Mining Stock

Rumor regarding the Lituo Bell prop
crty was rife along tho mining row sat
urday, 1t being stated that the GuSgen-
helms have recently been buyers OF the
stock. Their holdings are stated as be-
ing large, and Is given az the reason for
the recent big boom In this stock on the
local exchange
The activity OF Eastern buyers. coupled
with the developments On the property.
have undoubtedly had the effect to Int
the stock into the ranks of Utah most
valuable collection. The fact that tho
property has been visited recently by
prominent members OF the GuGgenheim
stnf. and that the Colonial Trust COM
pany OF New York has been appointed
transfer agents for the company, give
additional color 10 the rumors.
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DRILLING CONTEST At
THE SALT PALACE
Prizes to Be Awarded in the
Drilling $500 for the
First.

The Miners unions OF Utah have made
arrangements to hold their annual cx-
cursion on June Is at the Salt Palace
this year. A unique feature Of tho min
ers celebration Is tho fact that in con-
ncction with tho programme a drilling
contest has been arranged Big prizes
are offered to winners of this contest
500 for first prize. Sl1O for second prize
and so for third prize The contest Is
scheduled for the evening and will be
held in the saucer track The contest
ants VIII drill In granite rock, and VIII
drill In teams OF two men each
Who Are Eligible.
The champion teams from Park City,
Bingham and Eureka md from any other
mining camp In the State arc eligible TO
enter Tor the contest. providing the men
are In good stanoTu6 Cne VI. L. 10
or the many people who handle our sn-
yer and gold, but fow have Idea how
1t Is taken out OF tho ground This
scheduled drilling contest Will therefore
be interesting to oil those who have
never entered a mine and seen men at
work drilling through the hard rock to
get to the ore veins stored with all val
uable metals.
Park City Men Enter
j. P. Langford of Park City, who is
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments for the miners, writes to the Salt
Palace management that the boys from
ldIh AllS lnNl nave entered inc dTllllnG
contest arc Kelly and Ferlln OF the DAILY
West mine. McClelland and O'Ncill OF the
Silver King. Grubble and Byrnes of the
Magnolia st Louis mine Leroy and Le-
Roy OF the Silver King Consolidated
mine, The Park City band has been en-
gaged and Will parade from the Rio
Grande depot to the White House corner.
Rules for Contest.
The rules for the drilling contest are
as follows:
l.. Last. drill must be seven-eighths-
inch steel.
2. Hammers must not weigh over eight
pounds.
3 Not over four blows allowed OH
changes
Swcdged steel not allowed
5. None but members in good standing
in the W. F. NJ allowed
6. Official tlmekcepcr shall be picked
Z Judges shall be chosen from locals
represented.
s. Judges shall pick the official time
keeper.
9 The decision OF the judges must be
final in all cases.
10 Number must be drawn from hat
to decide turn for drilling
IL. Number drawn Will correspond with
number on hole
IL Holes must be numbered before
drawing for turn takes place.
Is. Teams drilling Into hole shall have
the privilege of starting q new hole im-
mediately after the last team finishes
drilling
II. Contestants must have n card from
a local In the State OF Utah
Is. An ndmittance fee OF s. per team
shall be charged.
JIG, Drilling must be FOR fifteen min
utes.
All entries must he In on or before
June 6. 1896 at box S9l Park City, Utah.
Ore and Bullion.
The ore and bullion receipts for Saturday.