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plete surprise to her. All present had
a very enjoyable time. Refreshments
We're served. Features Of the evening
were solos by Misses Sara Booth,
Myrtle Spence and II. Jones; duet by
Miss A. Wilson and S. c. Kuhns.
Those present were: Misses Ada d..
Wilson, Ethel Spence, Leila Kuhns,
Margaret Burgien, Violet jackson,
Thelma Smith, Bessie Wood, Messrs.
II. Jones, Earl c. Kuhns, Clifford Dill
man, G. Plummer, Clark Kuhns and
Hon. Frank Day.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Goldsmith. !. cottinaham.

Sidney Goldsmith. Of New York, as
sistant manager of the Fashion Store
at Fifth and Market streets, and Miss
Ella r. Cottingham OF this city, were
married Monday evening. The groom
has a brother prominent in Tammany
politics in New York. Behind the
courtship and marriage is a romance
Of only two weeks standing.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Given Postal shomer-

Robert Nye was given a postal show
er yesterday in honor OF his birthday
anniversary. He received many souv-
enirs of the occasion.
The women of Camp Z, p. o. S. Of A j,
viii hold box social at their ROOM
No. - East Third street. on Friday
evening. The proceeds Of the social
will be for the benefit of the order.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Honse Party Retnrns

The house party which has been at
Claymont for one month chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. William McCaulley
has returned TO this city. Those com
prising the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
McCaulley. Misses Maude Moody. Clara
Ewing, Lillian Rosin. Leonard McVey.
Leslie McVey and Charles Beebe.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

The Pilgrim Congregational Church.
near London. founded in 1916. is the
Oldest Of the denomination in the en-
pire. and it was from this that tho
London contingent Of the men of tho
Mayflower was recruited.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Peoples Column

ANONYMOUS communications for tho
peoples coiuan viii not be printed
Names Or contributors 70 the column
wiz not be printed, but must he iur-
nished The Evening Journal as an evi-
dence Of gCod faltn ~ she port Of the
cUnevibuteE.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
s1.oo to Baltimore and Return, Sunday,
Sept. %, Baltimore and Ohio 3. r.

Special train will leave Wilmington
Delaware Avenue Station) at $40 a.
m; Newark at $50 a. m; returning,
leaves Baltimore (Camden Station) at
$50 D. M (Mt Royal Station)' at 6.35
ID. M
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Enaaasment Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Krebs. of
No. SOC Franklin street. announce the
engagement of their dar/rter. Miss
Johanne Louise Krebs. ana Harvey T.
Dunn, one Of the leading young ar
lists of this city.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Birthday Surprise.

A birthday surprise was given In
honor Of Miss Ethel Spence at her
home 914 Pine street. 1t was com
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press News
Service, received in its editorial rooms over 'Pss'S
WIRE
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Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid 70 unsigned communications
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This nevspaper IS on sale regularly every newsstand
IL Wilmington and the principal towns in tho State OF
Delaware also Broad street Station and twenty
Fourth and Chestnut Street Station, Philadelphia Pa
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
.HENRICO PURSE
OF So, 900 u q -DAY
Running Races, Including Open.
Steeplechase, Two and
Half Miles.

On the card for to-day Is the Hen
rico purse OF $4,000, for the ALI pacing
class. the real stake feature of the
meeting. There are four running.
races, including the onen ssteepleehase,;
shout two and ne-half miles, The
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Z T + & / s VI + Z T. 2
and breeds. sheep, swine and poultry.
The show is one that Is easily tho
most Interesting and a attractive features
of the fair. and the management is to
be congratulated for assembling such
magnificent collection of choice ami
mails,
The agricultural products building Is
well filled with fine exhibits of fruits.
vegetables. grain, forage and all sorts
OF farm produce. and Is a most crcdi-
table department.
,g The domestic and arts building con-
tains some very attractive exhibits of
women's work, this department. being
under the supervision of Miss Ncln-
tyre and Miss Worth. Several good
merci,z.nts exhibits are being arranged
and VIII be ready to-day.
Tie poultry shoy. under the charge
of Mr.. Stansbury, is in itself a show
worth visit to the fair. Every COOP
is occupied, and the building is CONS
5pletaly and we'll arranged. The on
tries include some of the finest eXhi-
gbiton birds ever shown in the South.
Judging of horses, all classes and
breeds. Will begin at 10Bo'clock to-mor-
row morning. Glasses will be called in
order as printed in premium list. All
beef breeds of cattle will be judged
beginning at 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
Dairy breeds cattle will be judged
Thursday. beginning at S a.. NJ.
3 The judging Of hogs and sheep will
begin at 10 o'ulock tomorrow.
Live Stock Department.
Mr.. Robert C.. Braner is superinten-
dent Of the live stock department.
Beof breeds of cattle will be Judged
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TBS GOT
PURSE MONEY
Harness Events at Fair Grounds.
Gave client Sport for
Crowds.

There were three good races ut the
sT'air Grounds yesterday, and while no.
records We're broken either in attend
ance III result 8, lie lovers @ & the sport
were we'll satisfied with what they wit,
messed and With the tyne, No runner
were out, as was III strlctly trotttng
the track was full Of dust, ana that 1T
was the first even the seas on,
things passetl III off to the satisfaction
of everybod Y. The start er,5SS Mr.. Fred
"a. Upton, wa 8 In his element, and q n
OF his starts We're go od Q nes,, wi tn not
Ia kick comm 81 sven rom he drivers.
tracks earried hin 4 ION 81 II Il IFS On,
sdeavors 10 pu u hinss MI ght, and Ssas In
tho frs glAs "a own "
the story y IS ono MI tllonst
II lex. NJ
s;o{ns sye Ets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
Outcome. g. M, or Hallock Nj. b. s..
w. L. Rhodes, Guttenburg. N. j.
Running Program.

". {. Rhoses Gu as a1geS n T. . 81
Running Program.
I. Five-cighths mile; purse, saUO: ten
pounds under the scale; sex allowances;
9veIMf.Er r aaMsa Aiagra j. sr no. e.
e. strobe; Arawak a, CHI. M. 3. G. FL
Morrison: Dame Fortuner, blk. M, 8.
Wallace G. Saunders: Sir Pitchey, b.
&. IL. Huntinstpn; Breadway Girl, b.
M, ;. Il. Engleking: Tide, b. s.. s.. IS.
a. Plunket: Roly Poly. b. M. 5, II. a.
Griswold; Rebeeca Cohen, ch. M, 2.
j. T. Lane, King Of Spades. Blk. e..
Roger Brothers.; Hugo Farrell, br, e,
2. DIR. w. q. Rock; Judge Dunton. b.
c., a. L. Darnaly.
pounds under the scale: sex af-ow-
ance; overweight alloWed--H. L. Frank,
oh. 81 J. A. Lttlewood: Cousin
Trnnne sr en- Z a parn RaoI Iam M,
Retrospect, b. g.. j. r. Temple; ROXY
Poly. b. M, 5. FL A. Griswold: Rap
pree oh. s.. Mrs. A. siunk ,,nt /, N aT
Jonah, CHI. 8" Is. Mrs W. d Thorne
Sir Pltchey.s b. s., 3. 4, Tschiffelly; Var
I; s1p Cd. F. 3 Wallace s 1 sasnd Ran
A itmee eh. 8. g. j.. strobe: ' GalobIa
b. 2. G. Nolte; Melting, br. &. 2, III
l.. Palmer.
s.SSlne mile; purse, $500; ten mounds
under the scale, sex allowance: over
weight allawed-Gadec oh. MI. o. Con-
gress!s y. g., 6: Bell the Cat, p. g., g:
Tom Lawson, oh. g.. aged; Knight of
Weston, CHI. g., 5; Beatrice H., b, M,
e i. .A1 npe i. $ steepleehase tabeut two
and one-half mileal;5 purse. $300; FIVE
pounds under the scale. overweight.
allowed; sex allowances; half-hreAs AL
lowed ten pounds; no horse to- carry
br. e., 4. j.. d. Lane; John h. Owens,
h. r., s. II. Fl. Lane;, Wilde Range, oh.
e, a., j. NJ. McCauley; Flying Virgin
ian, CHI. e., Charles II. Hurkalnp; Ida
Woodland, c. M, Charles II. 4Iurkamp,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
pEncY THOMAS GETS OUT.

Deputy National President OF 'EcleEra-
pliers teltnquisheA Office.
* NEW YORK, October Deputy N:i-
.tional President Percy Thomas, of the
yTnlcEpap.lers Union, to-day resigned
Small announced that he would make
his Headquarters here and conduct he
strike Of the tele graphers from this
city. wv n 81 M 81,
were throngetl IN to-day With strikers
1dlsiussltlg MIR. Thomas's resigna ton.
witch was reported Ia have resulted
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- IN :. 2
MIR. RIsYAN'S Address.
lie Wlll pl,s.,ss, a,lpnal ls.pe. It the II

lie VIII Discuss, Nat ipnal Issues ut the lair
Grounds gu Friday.
William Jennings bryan VII discuss ma
tional issues In his Y address ut the Faiis
Grounds on Friday. From his home In Me-
b,aska l,e telegraphed Chairman Cooke TO
this effect yesterday. adding that he would
bring no advance copies In his grin.
Al heretorora announced In The Times
nlsratch, AIR. Rrynn will be Introduced by
former Governor Nfonta que. President
Henry C.. Stuart, OF the Fair Assnelat tim,
wll lie master OF scerenlonrs He Will SAY
"a few words In presenting Nh. Montague.
MI. Bryan Will speak from the Judges tand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

On the card for to-day Is the Hem
rico purse OF $4,000, for the I'll pacing
class. the real stake feature of the
meeting. There are four running
races, Including the omen ste eple ehase,
shout two and one- half miles, The
card follows: 5g
Sricitan. b. M. d, i: Hail. shington,
d. c.; Jack, CHI. &, Ed. NJ les, h.. q; i. or
Alto Down, b.. s.: Montezumn,, stock
sF pison of NsWpoSt Newa
so ai pea1Ee Conn., Bfrhepn, i: .. I,
Wentz, Scranton, Pa: FireWood. b.. g.,
RRe eftssT Blk a'nss ps s'Sp Ress,
b. e. Eleeta, br; M, a.. Fl; Tyson. lyii-
b. g.. or Electa, br.m., a. Il: ~ SON. Avil-
burg, ". VA; Celeste. on ny Tl,eo,
Allen, East Downington. Pa, lice Nc q
GVEeg4Srt p M NJ " of5sr siaa EeM
Guttenburg, NJ J.
a;17 oil s, pacing;l the Honrico purse,
ty y9s SYRACUSE a Hss II; Silly Webb s. &,
rsa GliRe lna
dianapolIs, Ind. Rex Leader, i, h,
st. Patrick ,sr. g. I, II. Rhodes, & Gntten-
berg. N. u; Tom IIttleton,. CHI ~.
S. Moye, Rocky Mount. S. c.; Iiss
Jones, b. M, w Ills J ones, Mount Ster-
ling, Ohio ]; Mack G.. q. g. Canada y
Nc eod. ynchburg Va. Jack. Storts
b., H., WI lillian Kerr East .DoWnlnGton
E Ea bo%n MhRs fa wiitoont sfs
lsh.. w, II. Adams. III. Lynchburg, Va,
complex, b. h., RiJou; ch 81 Curt Cos
Id. h.. Oakland Farm. Wilmingt ton. Del.
anton, Cal; Hatutia Croner, b, H. H., Nj On.
'tezuma Stock Farm. Richmond, Vn,
lambert ] y. b. gil, w lton. ste clS Farm
IIacre de Grace, Md; q alraYen b. N.
ynIa restnm u nelm 81 n nh' q.
S9hn lpney ere y, y \, I'M io'Ji
i Va; Locust hoy, b. g., or Annie b.
M, 3. 3 irney agent, Avilke sharre
Pa; 3 londySs q I, {. h. ms, or lagnm. b 9,
4 W. d. Iehod es, uttenburg, y. s. ia
i nay st, Clnir, b, Ii. Half Moon. b. Il,
4 or @ narter Moon, b. HI d AZ. q rllltleS
4 Southnort, Conn,
Free s or-a class, paeing purse
ala az aFsinsll
In nii, lit, Oh. m" q, W.7IIazel. CHI smoult
II Del; Wealth, hr, 81. q 4, fin. Rich
IEmond Va, Albuta,6 b III g...l Weay
4 er, u icn IN ond Afa.;;, lor. NInrv "a 8
n Nj Clark, Richmond, n.;ss M rcys ..Nl lei
Il tl,, les Syrnc Y So, b,, I, y, Y
v Natty,S Sraa.lse. llG,s N AZ al
Y Eas N. lslirne Il hnunl Va klea
VilsnDs x u, Miss Pee ler.
lSc ell, kagA1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
LIVE STOCK IS
FINE EXHIBIT

The live stock exhibit is IN all re-
soccts the best ever seen in this sec
ton OF the country. Every available
space is occupied by beef and dairy
cattle, exhibition horses of all classes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
FOLLY AVE NIUE
MIDWA.Y'S NAME
More Than Twenty Shows, aud
Each Manager Calls His
The Honolulu AIinstrels.
All and Lill-tells You Your own name.
The Mysterious Orient.
Holy Moses-a camel.
Broncho Hen and his Wild West, III
Edisn1l,s Train Robbery. and tWentNl
the Best,

y S>'A''t ' =
others.
nen of living porcupines.
Theatorium--a whole lot of novelties
too numerous to mention.
La Bella Fatima.
Twentieth Century Laundry-ten
laughs a minute.
3 Georgia Alinstrels.
lola, tho douhle-headed boy.
Electric Illusions.
society Circus.
This Is partial 3line-up5 of the
on Folly Avenue at the
state Fair Any one who cannot get
enough fun out of that for his money
ought to stay on Broad Street and
watch the cars mass along.
The Times-Dlspatch man went
all the shows yesterday after-
noon. He can say that each and every:
show is the hest ono of the grounds,
for the manage Of each OF them told
him so.
There Is tho trained snake In the
Theat oriunl, as we'll as the Hlndo Who
ca 8nsWnllow q sword. as VOL rs q free
lunch. And Fatima, tha dancing girl,
born in the Orient, wi til charm In her
hand. can tell you how old YOU arc
without a{Wlnk OF the sey {, \
g Holy Moses. the sacred camel from
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Il IL y
Durham, locks at you with the glance
sof politician asking for vote, and
you have to take chances on riding him
around the inclosure.
The Georgia Minstrels can sing THE
Old OakenS Bucket" with great unnnim-
ity, while the jail-hreaker gets through
the bars with the greatest OF ease.
lola, the boy with the head as big
as a barrel, is one OF the sights.
Come From Evcrywhere.
Manager James Offers, Of the Society
Circus, has one OF the best shows on
Folly Avenue. There are twelve beau
tifula girls. who do some dancing some
posing and some Illusions, and a few OF
them can sing. This show has been at
the Jamestown Exposition and atConey
Island. and will go back to New York
from here for the winter season. The
Hindoo Seer, Majii Wando, who speaks
seventeen languages, Is connected With
this exhibit. and will he In evidence
| fortunes told.
Prince Aida, of the southern part nj
| Egypt. Will do a few Oriental steps In
4 the tent presided over by Pasha Habi-
lnaju, and there will be several of he.
halr-dressers who will Introduce a num-
Der of dances as yet unseen In this
country.
In Broncho Ben's show little Myrtle
"the youngest sharp and trick shooter
on EARTH will give some examples OF
her art: She Is only eight summers
| old -
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Agricultural Display.

The agricultural Implement and ma
chinery exhibit is 4 very striking fea-
Harvester Company of
America, with a fine display Of por-.
table engines, wood-saws. huskers,
shredders. pumping engines, wagons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

slass, naGlilg; purse,i
lnu,l. b. nl. Graib ell &
Id, Ohio: Bad News. Ii,
i GreenYllle, s. c.; Ans
!, w, Hazel. CHI smould,
/. 81 il Co film, Rich
tin hhr, sd ,NYeaY-.
IFa.; pr. Marvin b. ga
lond, Was, Nancy Allen,
SYRACUSE, Sh Ms. Frank
MADEIRA oh,
Richmond Va. kleail
,silsnrl; Mlss Pc N,
ntceu ( * org !; q IRA
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Many Others on Avenue.

g.
Many others apn Avenue.
There are number of other dts
tinguished foreigners in the Folly Ay>p-
nue. bunch. Take ]. IL, Manzetti's se-5
luection of singers from the banks OF
the Nile They look like Cash Corner
but they are not. for in sev>-
eral dialects they declare they are not
from that saluhrious climate. S.Mahagsr
Cooley, of the porcupines. says ono OF
the'-cscaped on Church Hin Sunday
night, and when the good people OF
that section of the city find II out they
will ask their Representatives in Coun-:
Gil to make an appropriation to defray
the expenses Of catching the vartulnt.
1t is to he hoped the animal will not
venture into Pleasant Lane. for, there
are a lot OF small children who may:
be "et up by the poreupine.
The Williams Brothers are expected
to do some acrobatlci stunts in the
Theatoriun aud a big blonde girl sings
some OF tile popular ballads.
I[oian and Ehert's show, Luna. prNn-
3ises to be oae of the hits OF oily Ave-
nue., and there Is no doubt at all but
that many Of the visitors from down
thme Will go to see this attraction.
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by Mr.. Thomas: dairy breeds by MIR.
Scissor; hogs by Mr.. Brown; horses
by the Horse Show Judges, and pou1-
try by Mr. Simmons.
The judging of poultry will begin
this morning at Q o'clock.
Judging of exhibits In the domestic
and art department will begin at Il
o'clock. To- day.
a EricniturnI DISPLAY.
The agricultural Implement and ma
5chinery exhibit is 4 very striking fea-
.ture, and Is we'll represented by the
Harvester Company of
America with a fine display Of por-.
table engines, wood-saws. huskers,
shredders, pumping engines. wagons
etc.
fleming & Nuckles arc representing
the Frick. Machine Company with q
portable saw-mtll. traction engines.
the Oliver line OF plows. the Stude-
Company, also with an Austin road
machine.
The Spdnor Pump ana Well Com
5pany has a. splendid exhibit, showing
ten gasoleEe engines. all In operation.
Windmills pumps, both hand power
and steam: q full llnegof matchmaking
machinery and iron and wire fencing.
The American Steel and Wire Com
panY. of New York, has striking ex-
hbit of woven wire fencing. a number
of different kinds of fences are shown
and demonstrations are made OF set
ting posts and stretching wire fenc-
ing.
Shows Climbing Engine.
The Ashton Stark exhibit contains
a novelty in the form of q demonstra-
ton of the remarkable climbing pow
ers Of traction engine, A large steel
platform has been erected with an
incline leading from the ground to the
top of the platform on. an angle OF
nearly forty-fiye degrees. The big
engine climbs the steep roadway cas-
lily and surely, and makes an exhibi-
$tion that attracts much attention.
w. Il. Bache & Sons have very
large and varied assortment of en-
gines. labor-saving farm machinery,
wagons, buggies and farm implies
ments.
The call-Watt Company also are
or the grounds with "a fine exhibit
Worth yislt Alone. N.
@ The contrast OF this years live stock
exhibit with that OF last years fair
lis all in favor Of the former. Nothing
like II has ever been, seen here, and
the people who see it. have a mos
and Instructive treat in
store. The management feels greatly
encouraged by the marked Improve
lnent inSthis department. of the fair.
as It does an Increased In
lterest on tho part: Of farlnera and
stook breeders OF the Stat e In the real
object for which the State Fair is
held, The live stock, agricultural pro-
ducts. poultry, dome1tlos and arts and
merehants' exhibits viii be Waved By
tn usands with great pleasure and
satisfaction, III ~
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from the action OF President Small al
the strikers meeting yesterday In de-
ScIining 10 indorse the local union In
Its move to call out all leased wire
not. On this point Daniel Russell
said: .'rlie office Of deputy national
president was created 50 that Fresi-s
Iputs here during his absence IN the
West. Now that President Small is
mere Mr., Thomas resigned, AMI the
Office lie held has ceased tn exist.
Japan has 1881 banks. With s29a,.
3f4,sl4 capital, Five new banks have
opened since February.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-11-30

CALDWELL, Nov. 25.-Sam
bartles OF Parma, was adjudged
INSANE in the probate court
Monday and committed to the
asylum ut Blackioot, 20 which
place he was taken today by an
attendant. The case Is a par.
ticulariy sad one, his present
condition being preceded by a
deep melancholIa, induced by
long weakness. His mother.
Vile and children were In the
court room during his trial"
The above tells the sad story
OF Sam Bartles. lie left home
suddenly sometime Hgo, and a
long search was made for him
without avail. lie was finally
located by means OF a letter
written to the Herald, which, al. |
though signed by a fictitious
nahie, was discovered to be In his
handwriting. When found, he
was in a logging camp near Per.
~, Ore, but refused to rett.rn
Tome. Sunday he was tllscoy.
red at pnyette. wandering
lround In a demented condition,
md Sheriff Thorp responded
promptly to d call and took him
nto custody. Tuesday his cons
Hilton was much improved, and /
I ia hoped that when his bodily
'ilments are overcome his men.
al equilibrium viii be fully req
ored.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-11-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interin,

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Burns, Oregon, octo.
Der 81 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Rober,
Mcconnell, of Jordan Valley, Oregon
has filed notice of his intention to make
final hve-year proof in support Of his
claim, viz: Homestead Butry No. 1892.
made January l, 1901, for the WIssE1z
4 E]esW11 Sec. 20, Township rs soatb
Range SO East W. NJ, and that said
proof will be made before Fred P,lrer
U. S. Commissioner, at his Office at Tor.
dan Valley, Oregon, on December 70
1907. 80
lie names the following withesse, to
prove his continuous residence hmm
and cultivation of the land, viz:
Jacob F. Vincent, Edward ]. csrtis
Sydney knight, Thomas J qooaveor
all OF sheayille, Oregon.
VIM. Farte,
''0O'' Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-11-30
Gold Problem Solved.
Assessor and
ex.officio Tax Collector

Another test run of the La
Point Flour Gold Separating Co,
was made at their machine on
DAVIS Island Yesterday. Tie
run was witnessed by Messrs.
Geo. Froman and Swain Beatty,
OF Caldwell, aud G.. A. LaPoint.
vice president and general MANA
ger and X. IL. B. Little. secre.
tary-treasurer of the company.
In a run lasting an hour and if
teen minutes, Ok dwts. OF gold
was taken out, with one man op-
Grating the machine and shovel
ing gravel. The LaPoint ma.
'hlhe seems at last destined to
'olve the problem OF saving the
'our gold of the Snake. TIE
nachines will be manufactured at
Denver, j. G. Ferguson, general
rattle manager for the Union
'acltic, being presiden OF the cons
ANY. A large demonstrating
liant VIII be erected near Parma
DON. MIR. LaPoint. theinventor
! the machines will put in most
! his time in this vicinity for the
ext year.