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Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

pleasant ever offered by tho South Omaha
firemen.
II. c. Richmond OF Fremont Is in the city
for few days
l.. A. Coulter is improving somewhat from
a recent serious Illness.
Mrs. L. A. Davis, 40 North Twenty-sec-
ond street, is said to be quite III.
The LETTER Memorial church has lately
undergone a renovation and remodeling.
Samuel Winters goes to Fremont today.
where he has case before the Dodge
county court.
Emanuel Nancy. a guest at the Greer ho-
tel, is said to be suffering from a genuine
brand of English govt.
The fire department made a run yester-
day morning on account of a fire in Mos
cowitz' grocery in the Pivonka block.
City Clerk J. ]. Gilin has undergone an
operation on his throat. Part OF his palate
was removed. He is recovering the use Of
MS voice, which was much impaired.
The funeral OF Arthur Bartlett, the in
FAINT son of J. b. Bartlett. Twenty-fourth
and II streets, was conducted yesterday
from the residence to Laurel Hill ceme-
Colonel c. NJ. Hunt was found not guilty
yesterday OF breaking any of the city or
dinance in the matter OF maintaining un-
safe buildings on lower street. II was
established that the proper notice had not
been served.
II is said that the following sites will en-
ter the competition as advertised by the
council for the securing Of lands for park
purposes The Hector site, the Barrett site
and sites offered by Messrs. Dee, ]. J. Ryan,
Corrigan, Christie and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
PAIR OF ALLEGED MURDERERS
Two suppOsed Bad Men Guarded with
Arsenal of Death-DeRlinE
weapons.

Armed to the teeth with complete
arsenal of death-dealing weapons, Sheriff
Thomas Hewitt of Rapid City, s. d. ar
rived in Omaha Saturday morning with two
prisoners, Larry Scanlon and William Pur-
tell. who were arrested in Chicago and are
wanted at Rapid City on the charge OF
the murder of two men, October q. The
prisoners we're placed in tho city jail for
.afekeeping and were taken TO South
Dakota Saturday afternoon by the sheriff
1t is alleged that Scanlon and Purtell
murdered two companions in box car ana
then set fire to the car In an EFFORT to
destroy the bodies of their victims.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

BOARD FIGHTS PoPPLEToN
Park Commission VIII Go to the
Mat on that Injunction
Matter.

The Park board held a special meeting
Saturday morning TO talk over matters per-
tanning to the proposed boulevard from
Kountze park to Cut-Off lake. The board
decided to instruct the city attorney to
fight the case started by w 8. Poppleton,
who has applied for an injunction to stop
the board from condemning property owned
by Mr.. Poppleton along the route Of the
proposed boulevard.
The Fifth Ward Improvement club was
represented at the meeting by w. l. Kier-
stead, Joseph Redman and George Shepard,
who urged that the Park board go ahead
with the work started and resist Mr..
Poppletons action. The case will be heard
IN the district court within a week or two.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
BABY'S GRAVE KEPT SECRET
Cause Alleged by Woman for Plea
for Divorce from Frank
Gardner.

Nellie Gardner has begun suit for divorce
against Frank Gardner for divorce, one Of
her allegations being that her husband has
refused to disclose TO her the burial place of
their baby. The child lived only a short
time and she was unable TO leave the house
She also declares during her illness her
husband neglected her Gardner she says
has an income Of about $500 a month from
his salary and property. She says he lie
worth $4,000 She charges him with
cruelty. asserting he choked her and threw
a clock at her once. Since 1900 she says
he has not lived with her
Charles c. Lott has secured a divorce
from Charlotte Lott on the grounds Of ex-
treme cruelty.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
Magic City Gossip.

All the contracts for city supplies have
been drawn up ready for execution and
will be approved at the next council meet
ing.
10 The South Omaha firemen gave their six
teenth annual ball at the Exchange build
ing last night A large number OF guests
attended and the affair was one OF the most
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
,uvOJ @sesN,

A letter dated July 3, 1906. written for
Mr.. Brock by his wife, Sarah ]. Brock,
states:
Last winter had just gotten up
out of a spell of sickness, when 1 COM
menced taking Peruna. 1 think 1t Inn
proved my health very much
In a postscript, Mr.. Brock adds: He
receives a great many letters inquiring
about what Peruna will do. 1 do not
answer them all, as 1 think they can get
a bottle and try It"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
}LACK WILL DOUBLE SPACE
eases stOrerOOm Next His own
and VIII Make Them One
Establishment.

Charles f. Black, the halter has decided
, double the size of his business and TO
Eat end has secured a fve-years' lease on
re store to the south Of his present loca-
N on Sixteenth street. On April l. when
secures possession, he will tear out the
rtition between the two stores. making
c room Of them and giving him 44-foot
ont on Sixteenth street. Mr.. Black left
-or the east Friday night to buy a stock of
clothing, which he will add to the line of
gents furnishing goods which he now car
ries
The stores which Mr.. Black has secured
are now occupied by N P. Franzen the
jeweler and Donaghue the florist
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
REYNOLDS IN TIGHT PLALE
Young Man is Identified by MrS ROcka-
fellow and Still Suspected.
POLICE ARE WEAVING WEB ABOUT HIM
Several Jobs of HOId-Up Are Laid
at His Door and He
Has Not Yet Made
Denial

The police are weaving web around Carl
Reynolds who Is suspected of numerous
burglaries and holdups committed in Omaha
during the last few months, from which
there appears to be no escape. In addition
to being identified Friday morning by Julius
Waxenberg, proprietor of a grocery store
at 1905 Park avenue, as the man who held
him up on the night of January 8. the pris-
oner was positively identified late Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Rockafelow. 1859 St.
Mary's avenue, as one OF the culprits who
held her up with revolvers in her basement
about six weeks ago and forced her to as
sst them in ransacking the house. Mrs.
Rockafellow was unusually positive of her
identification. When Reynolds was taken
before her she merely glanced at the man
and said:
That's enough; he's the man without
doubt"
handbag which was carried by Rey-
nolds when he was arrested a few Says
ago at Lincoln has been identified as be-
longing to S. F. Miller, whose home at 1911
Harvey street was entered by burglars on
the night of September q. The handbag
was a part of the spoils stolen by the
burglars.
The only failure Of identification Of Rey-
nolds was that of Henry NJ. Hanson Of 1912
Harvey street, who was held up a few
weeks ago in front Of his residence in com
pany with his wife Mr. Hanson thought
that Reynolds answered the description Of
his assailant, but could not state posi-
lively that he was the man.
investigation Goes On.
The investigation will be continued for
some time and a complaint probably will be
filed by the county attorney against Rey-
nolds on the charge of robbing Mr.. Waxen-
berg and Mrs. Rockafellow and also on the
charge of burglary at the homes of Mr..
Miller and DR.. Jack.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
BOOKS OF PENNY STAMPS
One-Cent Postage Will BE Put MP
N These Little
volumes.

The success of the 2-cent postage stamp
books has induced the postoffice depart
ment to extend this convenience to the l.
cent stamp. Consequently an order mas
Just been issued by the postofhce depart
ment announcing that books OF lrcent
stamps will be offered for sale at all post
offices after March l. The books will con-
tain twenty-four 1-cent stamps and VIII
be sold for Is cents per book The new
hooks will be bound Just as the old 2-cent
books. The 2-cent stamp books will be
continued as heretofore.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

Born before the United States were
formed.
Saw az presidents elected.
Pe-ru-na has protected him from
all sudden changes.
veteran Of four wars.
Shod a horse when 80 years old.
Always conquered the grip with
Pe-ru-na.
witness in a land suit at the age
OF ITO years.
Believes Pe-ru-na the greatest
remedy of the age for catarrhal
troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

WF- ENnIC FTT0rR- TTT z
n sAAC BROCK, citizen OF McLennan
u county, Texas. has lived for rs 4e..r.
For many years he resided at Bosque
Falls. eighteen miles west of Waco, but
now lives with his son-in-law at Valley
Mills, Texas
Some time ago, by request, Uncle Isaac
came TO Waco and sat for his picture,
holding in his hand stick cut from the
grave OF General Andrew Jackson.
Mr. Brook is a dlgnifled old gentleman,
snowng few signs of decrepitude.
His family bible Is still preserved and
It shows that the date Of his birth was
Written 11S years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
Railway Notes and PersonaIs

J.. b. Patterson, formerly manager OF
Omaha, is visiting friends In Omaha for a
couple OF days. He will be Joined here
Sunday by a party Of Chicago gentlemen
occupy ing two private cars, enroute to the
National Live Stock association meeting AZ
Denver next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

City Attorney II. b. Fleharty was in
Lincoln yesterday to look after the inter-
ests OF the city in a number of cases APP
pealed to the supreme court and it is also
said that he wished to learn the temper
of the legislature toward passing an en-
abling act so that the city Nigh. COM
plete the paving Of Missouri avenue. 1t is
also said that he is there in the interests
Of the committee of anti-annexatlonists to
put in a kick for them against any action
before the Legislature on that matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26

Nevada. hy the Nevada Utah corpora
uH.. and game froW tuo enuUUfIuI ulv
minc nt Jacltrnbhit few miles north
of Phoebe, ana 90 is stated that thR Is
tn" BEGINNING OF mr.t aud regular
shipments from this property.
The ore from tbe ply mine carries
"a large percentage iu iron and o. such
% desirable luNina proposition that the
valley smcltcrs are always glad 90 set
TO- giving ttls character OF ore the
preference over mine product which
carries sn excess .n silica
Vow that Phoebe has railroad ncIi-
Ties. the Nevada Uuah corporation,
which has connection with Phoebe over
The Jgckrlhhlt stub wilroad. is in a
position to ger railroad facilities ana an
excellent market for Cos ore and % IS
stated that IL ls the intention 10 put
on % large force. Side tracks ana ora
bins are bclng constructed at tho ter
primal of the narrow gage railroad and
every effort DIS being made Co reduce
operation 90 such an economical point
llat large volume OF ore can Ia
srcedily ANA prohiably handled
The completion of tine road into
Phoebe win have a most atimuiatine
effect upon the mining industry of that
section, and I'm due time the traffic
promises Goo become both heavy and
regular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
TALK AREA INCREASED
Iastcrn Utah Points Added to Bell
Telephone System.

with the completion OF the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company S
new long distance line to Price, which
went into service yesterday, q great
territory was added to the area reached
by the company's lines. BY means ~
connections with the Eastern Utah
Telephone company az Price, an points
on the Rio Grande lines as FAR east
as Price. the great coal camps OF
Carbon county, much OF Emery coun-
~ and the Uiutah country are now
within reach of Salt Lake and other
points of the Rocky Mountain Bell
system
The new line 20 Price passed sue
cessfully "a test early IN the day when
General Manager D. S. Murray or the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pan talked from Butte. Mont. TO
President r. @. Miller OF the Eastern
Utah company al Price. Later, gem
eral officers of the Rocky Mountain
Bell company talked from salt Lake to
Mr. Miller az Price. TO Scoheld Castle
Dale, Winter Quarters. Sunnyslde and
Myton, the last named point being 70
miles from Price and 1914 miles from
salt Lake The connections from Price
reach as far as Nernal
= new line was used freely by
the ltrons Of the company yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
cnNnFNrRArrs.

D. A. Earls o. new applicant for
membership on Che salt Lake stock
and mining cxchahre He has purchas-
cd the seat OF p. - fireman.
j. j. fireman.. general manager Of
the new stockton Mining company. leit
Yesterday Tor california 90 spend
Thuukegivine with his family
ore and bullion settlements in this
city. as reported late yesterday 10y Nc
Coruick a co.. amounted to $4,000, as
follows. silver lead, sold and copper
Ores $4,000. base bullion $4,000.
Tho Boston Consolidated has re-
summed operations boz % limited way and
have one steam shovel at work ON the
porphtrv Ores This appears 10 be an
Indication That activities Val soon DE
started ah along the line
supt Fav EVuns OF the Fort Hall
property near pocatello Idaho. was
down from that property last week and
returned again yesterday Co the mine.
Mr. Evans says that contracts for a
new milling plant viii DE let In the
near culture.
Reports received yesterday by j.
r. CLARK state that thg Mckenzie
interests have encountered the OIL
strata 900 the third we'll The block
ON which this well Is located is but
1000 feet from the Dixie OH land COM
panya ground ana this fact is causing
much jubiiation among the officials
of the latter company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
MARKET WAS
STRONG AS 4 RULE

Sew NorkNov. 2G-Tirst PRICES OF stocks
were but little changed. the DRIFT being
restricted mostly 90 small fractions either
Way. Missouri PacInc rem ]. Great Nor
thern pa and Erie first preferred rose
large fractions.
"a tendency 90 sag was controlled be-
iuia The average loss reached a half and
mere was quick recovery. Railroad
stocks sold higher than at the beginning
Hlcat northern pa advanced point
Later prnr ure ON American Smelling.
which COST 10 point caused other
stocks % sel Off "a tribe bat "a re-
core-r followed 20 the highest. Nat
ioaai Biscuit preferred gained 3. Read
nE and CANADIAN pacinc IA ana Union
Pacific Northern Pacific. ST. Paul and
Am"'c1u Sugar Preferred l.
Vie market became strong throughout
ed leading active stocks scored adj
Nanres of point on more Reading. ST.
Paul Northern Pacinc ana American
car preferred gained O. Union Pacific
ANA American Sugar ia and Great
Northern preferred. New York Central.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and. American
smelling la 60 1h. Denver e Rio
Grand. preferred ZEN 7.
Bonds were irregular
Tho demand for stocks abated cousid-
sign 81 weakness anywhere.
Proft-taSue sales caused reaction
running 60 point in ST. Paul and about
one han as much in the other leaders.
The market rose again 10 the TOP under
the lead OF New YORK Central which
touched 9lA- gain of 2is. b. x. o..
gained ]
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
MONTANA MINING DEAL.

COMING from Libby Mont, Mr. Per
ciyal Muschamp brings word Of one
of the largest mining deals CONSUME
mated OF late years iu that state. 1ha
transaction involves 81 claims IN shs
Rainy creek district Of FIatnral coua-
ty. about i've miles from Libby Nj.
Muschamp represents am English syu-
dictate that nss b1clsioc up IN f2b.090 o.
O0Q. and he is booking the country Owe.
for good investments for his COM
pany. The option obtained 900 tie
property mentioned runs for CD da,s
and the consideration is $3.50 000 SIR.
Muschamp is much impressed wlth
tho poss Utilities OF the section. auI
N the option is favor1bly looked upon
by his people. considerable o.-.
ment work will be started at once Tn
claims In question are productive OK
splendid copper rock besides carry
ing good values IN gold and silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
Strong Body Of eaIena UnCoy-
cred at the Bingham
Butte Property.
TWELVE FOOT VEIN OPENED.
High Values IN lead and Silycr-NIan
REoment Well Pleased With
Showing

An orc chute that bids fair to eclipse
all former records is being opened up
IN the Bingham Butte Consolidated
, oompany's property at Bingham. and
although the good work has been go
inE on for some little time. the story
has just leaked out. The property has
long been known under the title OF
the old Tiewaukee until It wos taken
over by the present company some six
months ago, since when but little in
formation could be obtained Man
ager George A. Beuinger has at las,
disclosed some OF the facts concerning
che wonderful body Of lead ore that is
causing so much excitement
RICH LEAD UNCOVERED.
work has been progressing rapidly
III the tunnel for the past few months
and last week the streak m the face
widened out into full breast OF ore
that averaged q per cent lead and 10
ounces IN silver. besides small values
in gold and copper and large excess
OF iron. After following this lead for
about 80 feet, the vein widened out TO
u feet. all Of fine milling ore. and
including an rs streak ~ solid ga
lena. Assays from the latter have not
vet been returned. but from former
samples Of the same character Il ls
calculated TO 60 at least 40 per cent
lead. 20 10 80 ounces IN silver and some
values IN gold and copper The orc
was discovered about $50 feet Tn the
tunnel, and has about $50 feet of back
ms.
The drift is being pushed as rapidly
as possible. and every effort is boing
made 10 determine the exact extent
81 the new chute. ore Of similar char
acter. was disclosed 300 feet above the
last strike. and g Is the intention OF
the management 20 run under this with
the last drift. To do this 100 feet
of work viii be required and II Is only
o. matter OF Few weeks until TINS rs
done. Indications show the body TO
be much richer and larger than that
encountered above and when the drltt
has reached point directly under tne
MA WORKING, the width if expected 20
reach from 20 to 30 feet. There Is
an enormous amount OF stopping ground
ON this splendid lead, and time only
can determine the exact extent OF the
riches.
me bingham Butte Is controlled 10y
a contingent Of Butte men who arc
more than pleased with the way lt
which their efforts have been crowned
Min success. Others IN the camp OF
pinphau, arc also much elated as inc
presence OF such an ore body gives the
whole district Just one more boos''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
SEVEN TRoUaHs NEWS.

Luclen A. Ray yesterday received a
letter from clinton u. Ray. superin-
tendent Of the Fine Gold property at
Seven Troughs. which contained much
good news from that camp. In his
letter Mr. Ray states that things are
looking fine on the Badger Hin claim
Of the Fine Gold group. and develop
ment work is going on steadily and
surely In spite df the financial situa-
ton, the fve sets Of lcascrs now work
means Co continue work and are OPEN
ing up some fine showings
TIE Seven Troughs Fairview win
soon be lu shape 90 send out fabulous
shipment OF rich ore. 10 is now assured
that the camp viii soon have mill.
to be built by the Friedman interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
OIL IN EMERY COUNTY.
Standard Rig VIII Soon BE Drilling
Near Castledalc

Another OH boom seems 10 De or the
boards for southern Utah. The scene OF
the new excitement is On Emery county.
about 40 miles southeast uf Caatlclalc.
in what IS termed the Sinha1 country.
Experts have put their stamp of APP
prevail upon the section and several
companies have baeu organized to exc
plora the ground
The FIRST organization that win drIu
I'm the new field is Silbad Development
company. at The head Of which is Mir
$ A. Mcdonald Mr. Mcdonald is now
looking over the country accomuaUioI
by two experts. and they VIII sch..t
The site for the first wen. The company
has purchased a standard rig and an
necessary equipment which VIII De
shipped Immediately TO Emery county.
The rig is capable OF drilling IN dopih
OF 1000 feet and can he pushed to "a
capacity ~ $500. Tle upper casing
VIII ne Is Inches which win insure fast
drilling and feW delays. Other interests
are awaiting the results ln the first well
ana should on bo struck ia this. There
Is bound 20 be much activity ia the new
field
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
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STAY CURED
How a Salt Lake City Citizen
Found Complete Freedom from
kidney Troubles.

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SAT- Lake city peoole testify.
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south ST.. Salt Lake city. Utah. saws.
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Kidney Pills. az they proved OF great
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ana an annoying symptoms arising
from disordered condition OF these
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40. 1900
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on Sept. ~. 1907 Mr. Searle COM
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what 4 said concerning Doan's Kid
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was true. 7 cannot az this time praise
them too highly. The cure they af-
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conscientiously recommend his remedy
10 others.'
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cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York sole agents for tho United
States
Remember the -Doan's-and
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Nov 25.-Cattle- Receipts
about 1900 Market 254f1c lower. Bcoves
aln7ii.-1: COWS ana helfers 1I5aA5O
calves a.offb.75. Texans 0009 so. west
ems. 3~N5.e. stockers and feeders 400
N4 D..
Hogs Receipts about lsou. Market Sc
higher. Light S.su4 IS, mixed 3. so04. 2oi
nelNg NUf.i5. rough o 1908 81. pigs
3.an3.N. bulk Of sales 3.9jUa.10
S'top Receipts about 5000 Market
f.e lower Natives 1.s5pl.e0. western
l..'t4N 80. yearInss f.i0n5.20i lambs 3-5
ff-l', wester1r a.r0G.00.
KANSAS CITY
IsaIsae city Nov. -Cattlc-Rcceipts
9uU including 900 southcrns Market
teadY 90 siroue. Native steers sou5. 90:
native COWS and hcifers 7514.50: stock
eng a1d eders t.GJ0f.25. bulls 2.1GQ3 G.:
caves @"I 100. western steers 3.2l44. %:
western cows 2oT2 CO.
Hogs Receipt. $500 Market ga higher
Bulk of sales q 5Nfo0. heavy 3.e0a4 o..
sto s ' 's''S '.''a
Sheep Receipts $500 Mlrket Zoe lower.
Mn toms q 2.n5 Cd. lambs g04C.2 range
weHors 3.'5a4.55; FED ewes oo41.35.
OMAHA
Omaha. Nov. B-Cattle- Receipts $500
Market slow i14l5c lowe Native steers
25N5 90. COWS aud holfers 200T2.Go:
04.10; range COWS and helfers 1902 40:
canuerE 2502.O0; stockors ana feeders
i5ott1. c1lyes 3.o00G.oo. bulls and stays
Hoes-Recelbt7 500 Market 1o0i5c
higher Hcayy oi0l ~; mixed i01a4.1o:
iert imrllo. pigs 35oa40o. bulk ~
shaoD-RecenIts 1900 Market 100i5c
IusrDr Ye1rlrnr 1-Ub %. WethorH 90
SD. ewes 3.7s0f.t5. lambs io06oo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
LATE LOCALS.

Funeral OF Irwin ". Brown-fhe
fuuera of irwin W. Brown takes place
tomorrow 81 ! 70. M. from the EleN-
onth ward meotinghousc. First south
and Eighth East.
Mcdonald Idcntidcd-Latc this af-
t,rnoou James Burke, who lost S22.50
in the onyx bank holdup Identified
Charles Mcdonald. whose picture Is
shown In this issue as the robbie
whose mask fcll from his face during
Oh" lootng OF the onyx bank ull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS.

The Colorado Mining compauys
property Is situated In the Unite dis
trict ITS stock sold on the market for
as high as s. per share during the last
Few months. Jesse knight Of Provo -
president of the company and Lester
Mangum of the same place Is sccre-
tary. Service OF summons has not been
made n the case, bur probably WIN be-
within ne next few days. The dlvi-
dends paid by the company for many
months amounted 90 $4,000 pes
month. hut when the output of the
mine WIS curtailed by direction OF
tho shelters this amount aas been
corrospoudiusiy reduced. Now the
monthly payments 10 shareholders
amounts to $4,000 per month.