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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
YERINGTON BOOSTED
BY ENGINEER S. M. LEVY

s. NJ. Levy. the National Development
company engineer. returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip to Nevada that In
cluded a visit to Yerington and Gold Cir
Gle Mr.. Levy wen. to Yerington partic-
ularly to see the Malachite company 5
mines as he had not been there since their
equipment with compressor and other ma
chinery.
now" said Mr.. Levy, but the manage
ment expects to get in shape for nve-
ly campaign in the near future. And /
think II ought TO. for within Sv Ieet or
such a matter of the companys work
ines. on the same lode an the Mason Val
lev. one of the biggest kind of copper
mines is being Systematically opened up
The Malachite has considerable ore de-
veloped in its property. and had the mon
ey spent in systematic and permanent
work been spent in sinking on the ore the
showing would be several times what IL
is at present, without doubt The money
panic hit the Malachite company at bad
time that is all there is to II. The Ma
son Valley is opening up great bodies or
ore. and Superintendent Cole extended me
every courtesy when called upon him
at the property. A big strike was made
In the mine a few days ago. and unless
I am away off in my reckoning there will
be other important developments in that
property within a few weeks. and IN the
direction of the Malachite. at that"
Mr. Levy said also that the Western
Nevada Copper company was making a
fine showing in its ground on the south
end Of the Malachite. and there was no
reason to doubt that the same great lode
that has made the Blue Stone and the
Mason Valley runs right through the NAL
achite and the Western Nevada as WELL
He believes that Yerington is going to
make one of the biggest camps In the
country.
He came out Of Gold Circle with c. E.
Loose's brother of Bodie. and James
Quinn. the Gold Circle Crown company's
superintendent who is on his way to Pro-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
PLUTUS BUYS
NORTH MAMMOTH
Pays $4,000 to Round Out
Its Valuable Tintic Dis
trict Possessions.

Through a deal consummated yesterday
when the last of the purchase price Of
$4,000 for the North Mammoth company
property. at Tintic. the Plutus Mining
company, organized a few months ago on
the Plutus Consolidated and Juab COM
panies properties. rounded out its pos
sessions TO ten patented claims in an en-
via Bile location in the district named. An
Opuon was secured on the North Mann
moth some little time ago. and part pay
ment was made. To complete the pur-
chase and provide working capital the
company, through private subscription,
sold the greater portion of 100000 shares
of its treasury stock at l5c a share, and
so rapidly was the allotment subscribed
that some of the insiders who wanted
portion of it came near to getting left.
The Plutus company now has a wen
rounded block OF ground. on which con-
siderable work has already been done. and
in which a new campaign will shortly be
inaugurated. 1t is entirely surrounded by
well-known properties. On the north is
the Tetro on the east the properties of
the Apex and Uncle Sam Consolidated
companies. on the west and southwest the
Victoria and Grand Central, and on the
south the Mammoth. With such neigh
bors. IT hardly seems possible that the
Plutus. when it gets down to real devel-
opment. can fail to make a mine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
NEARING ORE IN
TINTIC GROUND
Standard Company's Shaft, at
400 Feet, Has Cut Thirty
Feet of Fine Rock.

Manager z. ]. Raddatz of the Tintic
Standard came in from camp yesterday
with a lot of samples OF ledge matter
tnat VIII make the eyes of the stockhold-
ers stick out when they see them. The
shaft is now down twenty feet below the
i0o-foot level, and for the last thirty feet
IL mas been going down in mineralized
Iock which. though it may not prove to
De commercial ore, when put to the test
Is so close to 1t that il would seem as
though nothing could head ,ff the tapping
OF great bonanza ore body soon. There
ARE iron carb 1nateS carrying spar that
look good enough to eat; there is rock of
similar character that looks as though
1t would assay we'll in lead; there is black
manganese that belongs with ore and
there is a yellowish gray carbonate-look-
ing stuff, which is probably an altered
lime. though it would readily be mistaken
for rich carbonate ore.
For thirty feet now, the shaft has been
going down on its incline through these
different characters of mineralized stuff
and Manager Raddatz says If they do not
result in leading to big bodies of rich ore.
the history Of Tfntics rocks will have to
prove nightly misleading In that ground.
A new double cylinder hoisting engine has
just been delivered at the mine, and Man.
ager RaddatZ says it will be made to take
the place of the smaller one during the
next few days. The company has Its own
gravity pipe line and is altogether in fine
shape for the campaign of development
ahead, and when the time comes to begin
lifting ore. II will not be necessary to wait
for heavier equipment
A lot of assays will be gotten out on the
rock brought up by Manager Raddatz af-
ter the local stockholders who care to
have had chance TO see the samples.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
IMPORTANT STRIKE MADE
IN OLD PI0CHE CAMP

One by one the merits of our district
come to light in the way of permanent
ore bodies, and we add 20 the list this
week an entirely new proposition near
Phoebe. A personal Investigation OF the
new discovery looked like another Mendan
mine saws the Phoebe Record.
E. d. Smiley and Mathew Hunter are
the lucky ones In the deal, ana nave
good cause to be more than elated- On
the Jennie claim. which they located,
strong iron ledge runs through the claim
for a considerable distance. characters
tic of the entire country in the immedi,
ate vicinity, and the boys had started
work on the side HILL more on thorough
prospecting adventure than anything else;
they started an open cut and had pro-
ceeded hut a short distance. practically
on top of the ground. removing the ac-
cliIaulated soft wash ana very light
lime Gaping, when large ore BODY
was struck.
The ore body lies at an angie of about
ninety degrees and the last reports are
TO tie effect that 1t is sixteen feet long
and an average of three and one-half rect
wide Assays taken from an average
sample of the entire ore body gave re-
turns of gold. silver and lead to the
amount of S126.50. of the same character
as the Mendah ore. and by the way, 1t
is only fifteen minutes walk from the
Mendah shaft
Hunter and Smiley were in town
Wednesday afternoon purchasing COM
pete blacksmith outfit and other sup
plies IL is their intention to make a
shipment OF ore as soon as a roadway
can be nade to the property, which is
but a short distance.
Adjoining the new find is the SeSo.
owned cy c. D. Osborne and Eugene
Goodrich, and the Arena claim. owned
by H. j. Goodrich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
LOCAL MEN BUY
BEAVER MINES
Property FIanking Burning
Moscow Will Be Handled
by New Company.

A deal of more than ordinary sIgnri-
canoe 10 Beaver county was consummated
In this city yesterday afternoon. when
Dan Ferguson. until recently superintend-
emit OF the Burning Moscow. and r. G.
wilson, joined with p. B. McKeon and
interests represented by him, in the pur-
chase OF the Uranus and Boston claims,
adjoining and thanking the Burning Mos
COW on tie east side lines of the latter
mine
While the principals In the deal were
not inclined to discuss the matter when
seen during the forenoon. as some OF the
details had not then been rounded out, il
came from reliable source late in the
day that the matter had been finally
closed up. According TO The Herald's au-
thority. Messrs- Ferguson and Wilson pay
two-thirds OF the purchase price OF the
ground for one-half interest. while Mr..
Mckeon, who held the options, pays the
remaining one-third and. with those who
are associated with him. takes the other
one-half
1t Is understood that a strong companys
VIII lie organized at once TO develop the
ground. and the knowledge that Mr.. Fer
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placed 1t is expected that ground for
the shaft will be broken in about TWO
weeks. while the machinery and all otner
eo,Iinment will he timed to reach the
property by the time ii is needed.
The new shaft Is to be sunk at point
not far from the west <side lines OF the
Horn Silver. and men who have recently
made an inspection of the ground and
who know something about Developments
at the Horn Silver mine declare that IL
will be only short time till King DAVID
is mining in the same big ore body tnat
is now proving such whale or prop
osition in the Horn Silver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
KING DAVID co. GETTING
READY FOR BUSINESS

Preparations for the opening of the cam
paign of development at the King David
company's property. adjoining the Horn
Silver, in Beaver county, are well under
way. Manager Evans. who returned from
a several days trip to camp Wednesday
evening. stated yesterday that road was
being made to the site for the new shaft;
that grading at the latter was well along
and that one mile of the five miles OF
water line ditch had been eXcavated when
he left for home.
1t has been decided to equip the propo-
sition with first-class steam hosting and
compressor plant. The buildings and the
gallows frame will be of steel and or
ders for this material are now being
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
DOlNGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

Ely Witch proved the life of unlisted
stocks yesterday and. after the transfer
of some little odd lots at 35c. the price
jumped to 45c and 47l4c. at which figures
hands. Mineral Flat. sold at 1870 and
Doc. Mason Valley at Sl-S5. Ohio Copper
at $40 and Uintah Treasure Hill at 15c
and Ice a share.
Cedar was offered at SIC. East Crown
Point at 3l5c. Eureka Swansea Extension
at 15c and Talisman at SC, while $50 was
bid for DAILY West. sl.75 for Mammoth
l5c for Naildriver. 15c for Plutus. $500
for Silver Kin. Coalition and CSC for
Western Nevada Copper. with Emma
Copper quoted at &C and &C.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought at the fol-
lowing places in Nevada:
Observation-Disclosures II. Baker
Tuscarora-Mrs. A. l. Clark.
Reno-Rosenthal & Armanko-
Goldfield-Palace News Stand and iiuh-
ElyNHarviIle Stationery Co.. G. B. Fax
on and Walden & Burnett
Caliente-John Shier-
Delariar-J. NJ. Kelly.
than. p. NJ.
Cobre-Richard Richards.
Rawhide-Louie Polin.
Las Vegas-Wilson Drug Co.
Smelter-M. Herman.
Tonopa hit. A. Oidfather-
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vo to visit his family for the first time
in several months. The new tunnel on
Crown ground is now in 200 feet. with 700
feet more to go in order to get under the
al denfb ~ 10o feet where |. h;s hol,v 81
fine ore is known to exist. and which has
been followed down to the bottom of the
shaft.
Mr. Levy states that while the camp
work is being done and splendid ore is
being mined and developed In numerous
properties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Market Continues Strong and With
Fairly Active Trading.

While Lower Mammoth was lower yes
terday than at any time since the bulge
came. as a result of the strike, IL be-
haved as well as could reasonably be ex-
pected. Profit-taking has been in evil
dence all through the week, and as there
has been and still is much stock floating
that cost not more than SOC a share. fur
Their development of the new find will
have to be had before another bulge can
be counted on. Mountain Lake made
sharp advance during the day, and If
pany's property 1t is likely to sell much
higher.
During the two regular and open board
calls a total of 81, 5S5 shares of stock, with
a selling value of S44. 622 70, changed hands.
Following is the list of final quotations
and the record of sales made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
TWO NEW COMPANIES
READY FOR BUSINESS

The Buel Consolidated Mining company
filed articles of Incorporation with the sec
rotary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is 500, co., and the headquarters of
the company is at Ogden. The company
owns property in the Lucin district, Box
Elder county. and its officers are: B. III.
Bullock president; Lamar Nelson, vice
president; Henry G. Hess, secretary and
treasurer
The Wisconsin Mining company also
filed articles with the secretary of state
1t owns claims in Willard county. and the
capital stock Is $4,000. The officers are:
Arthur A. Heubach. president; T. j.
Jukes. vice president; p. d. Jensen, sec
rotary and treasurer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
Mining Notes.

Four cars of ore from Utah mines and
one from Nevada were released from
the Pioneer sampler yesterday.
1t was reported yesterday that Jesse
Knight YVES buying the old Carbonate
property in Big Cottonwood district
There was released from the Taylor &
Brunton sampler yesterday six cars OF
ore from Utah mines and one from ldaho
The stock exchange yesterday posted a
notice TO members advising them that the
quarterly dues had been raised from 90
10 s25. to take effect Oct l.
Manager David Evans states that ten
fes. day is now being made In driving
the Indian Queen tunnel In Beaver
county
H. W. Horne. the engineer. was AT lne
Lower Mammoth with E.. Z. CORN
Wednesday. and he thinks the strike is
going TO prove a most important one 10
the company. Samples were taken from
an eight-ton pile of the rich ore anc lne
ASSAY returns secured by Mr.. Horne yes
terday went l44 ounces gold, 2s ounces
silver and q per cent lead.
The price of Mountain Lake stock ad-
vanced sharply yesterday and sudden
demand for the stock developed IN the
afternoon While no one seemed TO be
posted, there was a general belief that a
big strike had been made In the COM
pany's Steamboat tunnel workings III
is probable that definite news Will be out
today, If a strike has really been made.
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Boston. Sept. 3.-The market sagged all
day. and at times looked really weak.
The report of the American Shelters COM
pany yesterday was very adverse and
caused viewpoint break in that stock,
which was reflected practically through
out the list. We see no reason to change
our opinion OF the ultimate course of the
market, believing that the big banking
interests are in absolute control and that
by next winter prices will be twenty
points higher. In the meantime. election
and crop scareS will cause varied fluctu-
atoms The market looks like lower
prices tomorrow. with stocks a purchase
on any sharp breaks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following IS the daily market comment
OF Paine. Weber * Co. Boston, together
with the range of prices of copper stocks
and other Boston istines in which the
west Is Interested. as well as a similar re-
port on New York curb transactions. by
James a. Pollock & Co. and from which
IL is secured for use in this department
OF The Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
Mines and Mining Stocks

guson has gained OF conditions through
his SUPPLEMENTARY of the Moscow is re-
lied upon to make a mine in the Uranus
and Boston, and that in quick order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements IN this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
Co., amounted to $4,000. as follows: Sill
yer. lead. gold and copper ores. $4,000;
base bullion, 10000.
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Forenoon Sales.


Black Jack. 11o0GSsc buyer go: 6cod67c
Crown Point. 1So0q20c. 500a20i9c. buyer
CO.
Daly-Judge, 100ds5.5O
Iron Blossom. 7OOlS2.15.
Lower Mammoth. 350OGS3c. 1Oo0S2c, 5000
sic. 19n0GSic 1O0GS5c. buyer So
Seven Troughs. COCOA pc.
Sioux Con-. 20ods1 .21lz 1Ooo9s1.30 buyer
60: 5006sl .25 buyer So
Southern Swansea. 100064isc. 1000G4s4c.
Swansea Con-. 100G42c. 1o0a4liac.
Yerington Copper. 2000Q9c.
Open Board.
Black Jack. 6O0G67c.
East Tintic Dew, 200Od5c.
Lower Mammoth. 700dS4c. 90OdS5c. 1909
SEC. 500Qs7c. 5o0dS5c.
Mountain Lake, 7oO962c. 1ooOassc. buy
er 20.
Sioux Con-. 2oO@sl3o. buyer 40: 25ooas1. Is,
seller 80.
Uncle Sam. 4o0as1 321z. ~buyer 60; soOq
SIS
Shares sold. $50.
Selling value. s24.6S7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
Afternoon Sales.

Afternoon Sales.
Black Jack. 6osd63c.
Colorado. l00Qs390.
Crown Point, lc00q30Izc buyer Co.
Lower Mammoth. i000S7c. l00nS6c. 3o0f6
SIC. 50CNS4c. 6O0liS3c 17004S2c
Mountain Lake. l0O0ao5c llO0I66c
New York. S00QSi4c.
Seven Troughs. 5O0qo3i2c.
Sioux Con-. l00qN.22la. 40ods1.a0 900d
s1.l712. 1oo00S1.15. seller 90: 900dSl15.
Swansea Con. 200i4Iisc 700a4lc
Tintic Central. 100Oq512c. buyer co.
Utah Con-. 1oaGeoc, 5cod1ec. 100Q19,2c.
Open Board.
Ajax, 500d35c.
Beck Tunnel, 400I$1.l5.
Black Jack. o00q66c.
Carisa, 50o432c.
Colorado. 20oG$3.90
Indian Queen. l00en15c. 50od15ixc-
Iron Blossom. 7C0qs2. l2ls. 400@s2.15.
Lower Mammoth. l0OqS3c, 1l00QS4c
May Day, 5000 46l1c.
Mountain Lake, io00G65c. 1l00G66c. 10000
CSC. buyer so.
New York. 200dSilc.
Swansea Con. 1O061c
Sioux Con-. 1o0as1-2o. buyer 60; 1100Q
$1.17l2.
Tetro. 50e9loc.
Uncle Sam. 6O0ds1.25. 1ooQs1so. buyer 60.
Utah Con-. 56oG19c.
Victor. lC00Q16c
Shares sold. 1885.
Selling value SIS. 935.75.
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Metal Markets.

Silver SIG per ounce.
Copper (cathodes), Is 5-16c per pound.
Lead, N.60 per 100 pounds.
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Stocks in San Francisco.
The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
In San Francisco yesterday. as reported
over the private wire of James A. Pol
lock q Co, were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04

.Draughssmen and Blue Printers. Oe-
lesby & Oglesby. Atlas block. Bell 3sSo.
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F. r. Davis & Co.. Stock Brokers. 42o
d. +. Walker Bldg. Tel. Bell 334o.
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Union Assay Office.

NJ. S. Hanauer. j. V.Sadler.
le2 So. West Temple p. o. Box 1446-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-24
TOLSTOI
 INSULT TED
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT FoRsios CELEBRATION OF NOVELIST's
 BIRTHDAY.
Nuass,s Special Service.

ST #rETERSErRG. Aug. ee - Tho government has decided ta oppose the attempt tn celebrate the No anniversary of Count Tolstois birth
 The anniversary comes on Sept. 9. and extraordinary preparations had been made to show to the world that tar opinions of the famous novelist and publieist Were the opinions of the Rus sian people. The action of the gov ernmeut in supprossing this eeIcbra- tion may be opposed. and a most ex- traordinary situation will be created.
 The minister of education has. how ever. taken the first step to insult the old count by vetoing the decision af the University of St. Petersburg tc confer upon him an honorary degree.
 Many people are ncensed al the idea that the university which has granted honorary degrees to comparative uon- entities cannot now grant one to the greatest master If Russian literature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-24
TIMES BUSY
 AT SOLOMON

Both ladies have nice road houses.
 Charles Mcintyre. who is in charge of Archer, Ewing Company. is busF man.
 Stanley Giduey. who is in eharea af rhe solomon railroad. has every h'ne in splendid shape and la earning the cncnmiums of the people of this district on account of his unfanng courtesy. Two or three trains run daily
 P. Ryan and Mrs. Ryan are rocking on Dutch Johns claim No. Solomon
 Ducks are eyry plentiful In the here recently.
 Marshal Wyneoop is covering a lot of ground in his official capacity The stage makes regular trips from East Fork 10 Council.
 George Adams is running road house and ferry at Safety. three hours.
 Miss Etta Wolf and Miss Keen. who have been visiting here. have had a most enjoyable time fishing on the river.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-24
OBJECTED
 TO EXILE
ORDERED TO LEAVE CITY, THREE MEN ENTER PROTEST WITH
 NUGGET

J. Hall George Murray and ]. Mae kin visited thc Nugget omec this morn ing tp protest against the action of the chief of police in ordering them to leave the city.
 They complain that they are strauE- CTS in the camp and are unable to ob- tain steady employment and that they would work if they could
 They belong to the shipping profess sion and declare that they never got into trouble in their lives. They also state that they Were working for Dave Gilchrist and were actually waiting tn receive their wages when ordered to leave the city. They further complain that another man lost his job because he vas seen with them But of all the arguments used to prove the injustice of the order for exile was the statement that the only man arrested for a hold up is an old-tlme Alaskan.
 T Han says he was sailor on the fhsii9h shlp Greenwich and lost her here. He went tothe British vice consul, who promised to send him out on the Northwestern. but the arrival of that boat occurred while Colonel Weatherly was at his mines.
 George Murray. a fireman. says he is q good American citizen. and fought for the United States in the Spanish war. and he concluded with some rath- er forcible rcmarkc about second pa- pers and voting.
 J. Maekin's story is practically the same, but contains no record of fight ing. at least of a military kind All are highly indignant and insist on hay l ing their cases stated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-24
MERRY WIDOW AT
 THE EAGLE HALL

The people of Nome We're given an opportunity last Saturday evening te witness seeHe fram tae famous Merry Widow. The scene included the Merry Widow. Die Lustigc Witwe waltz which was played by tha orchestra of Professor Dahl Wbo has had tho si- vantage of having seen the "Msny Widow" at Copenhagen. Tho music of the waltz i= delightful. and the waltz ns f Was danced by Mir George Eud- Hiu and Miss Petersen.
 TAe moving pictures and the other parts "f the program Were most inter- estinE Indeed Che production was of such uniform excellence that separate mention would mean copy of the pm gram with the stamp ef Excelsior"
 Mr. Dobbs is to be once more con graduated upon his success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-24
HEFFERON TELLS OF
 MARATHON RACE

fUherr they have resided ever since I notice none Of the papers have gotten aold of that information. SD win chronicle e."
 Hs0ereu In his letter states "Th,re ser- fifty udd of us tn the race. the cream af the uimtic footed of th, worlds nations. was in the fourth raU =Uitl4 paaaraa. tae I,aHau. who was li~auauaaJ from nrst place. j. uaes-. aha eea fhe Iaarrls. was iu The IFa tsV. The faads wsra good
 .u3 th- arrangements perfect We started aat nj -.es. the Prince af Warez araE .aa eaH ls aa .IegHls eaaaes- t.va from Windsor Castle.
 4 tett tom =afi style and lot some af tho others make the running. At th- Zen mile vas tb.rd. pretty close ur and Eains straHr ~ fourteen m5Jcz 1 was tH the lead covered tfapf diz- tanee IH 1 hour = minutes and 8 SOC onds. and kept the lead for Che navt tsi1E5 mIIrs Laneba5t. ths Canadian. E.rlaI Ms ta m4k. hotter raec. and ! 1 #aaa .u 4uIt aCtef tas eighteenth HiIr yl- tHan ras Gta minutes laaaad U tH. bunch
 -Al,r ! left th- tNsuti,uth mile stone behind uurauda and Hayes kapt coming stronger. ] thought ! had ths Ifaee-aH tn myself. hut when thee closed Hur axartaa myself f+f aff NI-
 anfah ta aaeH The distance tefHeeH u, and .verjuue f- WbsH u the a~i Hfae mi#e- tho Italian fazsad ne HFa a
 .at plunged aa. thinking he could Ianf s.aH tHat ur tr mar. thaa loa