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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
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bIobe rbetoriide 6igur, pie Die tpeiie
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unO auf ben 2ippen als 9lume
menihIi6en 8ebs erbIiibt. Die bra.
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uno elauben, baB fie MIR Sdaoen an.
ridtet. llnb bod lit iie Nan6Mal
orinseno notbig, Inn Die Sinf6ligfeit
zines rOiisen Sptimisnnts gu aegen,
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ten seprebigt tpiro. SIM @run6e ge.
nomTen, finb ale Sronifer @eien,
pelfe leiben, ober Die 3ei6en ibrer
Dual unter Der @rimaiie 6es Spot'
tes uerbergen, penn auh bieies 2d.
heln mefit etrpas Trouriges an iih
bat. Cine Der merflpiiroigiten @e-
itnIten, bic mir in bieier Sinii6t be.
gesnet iinb, panSeIt sur 3eit burh
Die Straben Waorios. @s 1T elm
nItes &seiblein, Dos gebeirgt an Der
Sront Der SGltier entlang idleidt.
Gin ihmar5es Sug beibattet Die nod
INNER ieinen 3iige, Die bon einem
Sdiper gu ihiIbernben ironiih-ne.
Iandolii6en SddeIn belebt nerben.
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Ieift emit BOILER Rebe, III in Elm ab-
eetragenes IetpanS gebalt. 8or
Ser 9ruit tr6gt fie aber flint ooer
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&nohen, cine eglrt 2pra aus 9elbllbeln
@ebein. llnO nit Der oitternoen8ed-
ten iGbrt iie nun iiber oieie ieItiame
&nohenifala. 10 bob tari6eno dbn-
lid bas @erGuib liritig idutetternoer
&aItagnetten entitebt. 9ie linfe
SanS itiist iih auf einen Stab. 60
beipegt iie iid Iangiom portpdrts,
obne irgeno iemanb on5ubetteln. SSn
ibren &ugm sId1tSen feline Sropfct
aber es Iiegt Elm &usbrud barin, Der
Saran gemabnt, baB ungetpeinteSbra.
men Die i9mer5liditen bon allen 5n
iein piIeeen. sic nerlangt, fpie ge'
iagt, ni6ts, pon niemano, oenn iie
begreiit offenbar, baB, rper nibt ourd
ibren glnbIif oaSu oeranlubt miro,
ibr etruas Su geben, aud our6 Die
beitaelpGbIten3laeen ii9 niht geriibrt
fiibIen piiroe. Heidt man ibr elm
sllmoien, 10 erb6It man fein Dunfes.
mort; MIR Die 9lugen ieben einen
einen @usenblid NIT einem gefpiiien
ironii9en @ritarnen an. 0ieie 9rei-
fin lit fiherIih feline vrbetoriide 81.
aur" mebr, ionoern unmitteIbnr Die
@erforperuug Der Sronie. ODER fam
man iif ettpas Sorfaftiiberes benfen,
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ben GoS gemabnenOer &noben, bes
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Iber5en6en, on bic beiteriten Stun.
ben erinnernoen @efIoppers Der &a-
itaanetten, Der irobIihen attribute
Der 8enus. Die niht umionit oieSorm
elmer Wui6el baben uno ltns oas Bib
elmer BON bunten 9Gnoern umfInt.
terten if0nen uno ferrigen SGn3erin
oorsaubern2 8as mill ons aIteNiit.
terden oamit iagen? Col bas BET.
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6anao lit uno oerienige elm QUINN.
fopi, Der i'm nid1t mittau5t, ODER Be.
oeutet es, 6nB man Dem Soo ols benz
grloier BON alien Sorgen unS Stint
merniiien oieier @eIt freubig entse.
aen3ie6en ioq? @ie man iiebt, eibt
6ieie ipaniide SettIerirouie 8u Oenfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Der p6t(o(op6if(0s Sduaer.

Sm Dilemma. - Sdle6tes SinseH
sber idle6tes gicoen? - Sas
SilberjabilGum. - Die beridlnf'
te Teitrebe. = Der firGterIiGe
grGiiOent. - ,lleberWaltist.
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SraucisI9aur, Elm fran;Oiiidsr Snse'
nieur uno GrftnOer, bat einen rflie9ens
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syn Cincinnati 1T cine itrse DAME
aeitorben, neil iie ii9 gu tart
idniirte. 8ieIe Srauen, bic ii9 rur
.aan3 tpenis" ifniiren, iperoen einen
Iolden @orfau ni6t begreifen, biz 's
Su fpGt lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23

2uit anttlidJem 9eriht ertranfen
p1bren0 0es Wtonats SSitni 1176
Meniden i'm @uidSesgebiete. SIT etne
nod, it6rfere 9etonung Der 2ebre, bic
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Sonneritas, %. September 1909
Semofratifde SepminatiOneu.
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StaQt:
Shr 9ai6tsr Der Supreme Sourt-e'
Va 8lus Wtunion. Spccmins @ountp.
Sir Staats S6usmeiitsr-Se Seorse 2S
Sipp... ..Sraoforo Sountp.
Sir @snerullsluOitor-S. Wooo Slart
Snbiana.S .SOuntp.
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6 0 ountg.

Sir S6srifi-YiS. @Onncr.
Sir Diitritt slnwalt-SOispb O'Srtsn'
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STIR @eri6tsl9reiber- Charles @raf.
SIR @ouutp Shusmeiiter-B.6. Onffp'
Sir Recoroer Of DseoS-SB. 9. Suo9e
Sir ResiitsrlOIg8ius-S. y. yupler.
SIR Surp @Ommiidr-a. s. S'Sogle
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Ser itcnopr:p. ue @tf;'1t ii3cr
ole Sariihtba.te I'M &cndrc3 meht
9,776,O00 @orto luf. Eas %uhli-
fun iprob piea:iht wenijer, atcr
fr6ftigcr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23

Der 96nig BON 'Spnni,n iarOte
feine @attin nod TrlnfrCi5, Oamit
Iie nttt Oos 5didiaI Ger ungIitdIi'
den USaria 9lntoirette tboilc. 6dngt
Pafons ihon an. ii1 in Die Gage
2u6spigs XVI. bineinjuOenfen2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23

sSn 9urIiraion, %n. Bari nlnn i'd
eetitige @ctrirfe ms @auS GoIcn
aber nitt brju5eu laiirn. IS liegt
aub Sumor i'll Der 4SroIi5ition3'
geietgebunl.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
"MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE
PATCH" NEXT THURSDAY.

Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
comes to the Grand next Thursday.
AS a dramatic offering 1t is proof, If
further evidence were wanting, that,
there are as good fish In the sea OF
humanity as ever were caught" The
dramatization Of the book that was
written concerning the heroine or the
Cabbage Patch has a distinct and un-
mistakable touch of originality. II
makes vivid the book conception Of the
Cabbage Patch people; brings one
nearer the sources Of smiles and tears,
and gives an insight into the tender
ness, the sacrifices. the delights and
pains In the lives Of the humble. :
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26

OF the state OF Utah ]. W. Thornley,.
Davis county. Judiciary committee.
House bill 213-An act to create a
state board TO be known as the capi-
tol commission, fixing tho manner OF
appointment and the compensation OF
the members thereof, prescribing their
powers and duties and authorizing
the erection of a state capitol By
William MoMillin. Capitol committee.
House bill 14-Author1zing tho
state board Of loan commissioners to
provide for and negotiate loan OF
not to exceed 100000 to be used IN
connection with the erection OF a
state capitol. By William McMillen-
Capitol committee.
House bill 215-An act providing for
the refunding Of the bonds OF the ter
ritory Of Utah of tho Issue of July z.
1892, and the disposal OF tho funds
provided by law for the redemption
thereof. BY William McMirin. Cap
itol committee.
House bill 216-Providing for the
holding OF an election on the first
Monday IN June. 1909, to determine the
question of whether or not one mill
tax shall be levied on all tho property
of the state In excess Of ordinary rate
Of taxation for a period OF 20 years
to provide funds for the construction
and furnishing Of state capitol build
ing. william McMillin. Capitol COM
mittee.
House bill 217-An act for the crea-
ton of a state food and dairy COM
missioner, defining his duties and
powers. how appointed. term of oftice.
and to repeal title ID OF the compiled
laws of Utah, 1907, and all acts and
parts OF acts In conflict herewith. w.
S. Hansen. Committee on public
health.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
LECTURED AT WEBER
ACADEMY YESTERDAY

On Thursday morning Prof John NJ.
Mills lectured before the students OF
the Weber Academy on Primitive
Man." discussing the physical, lin
guistic and chronological characterist-
les of the early inhabitants of Ameri-
ca. After introducing his subject with
a distinction between the Anthropol-
ogy. History. Geology and Astronomy,
Prof. Mills explained the physical pro
portions OF the primitive people now
In existence. who have. as have all
primitive men, abnormally large
bodies. due to the large amount and
poor quality of the food which they
use: The size and shape of the head,
as indicative of character and inteI-
lectuality. the different Ideas OF per-
sional beauty, were also discussed.
Prof. Mills explained Grimm's Law,
by which the derivation of languages
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26

ing Of a clerk and treasurer In school
districts OF the first class. BY J. X.
Porter.
uouse bill 120-An act making GER
tain exemptions by the county COM
rntssioners valid. BY Claud Y. Russell.
House bill 121-An act amending
certain sections OF the compiled laws
~ Utah relating to the powers or
county commissioners. Claud Z. Rus
sell
House bill 97-An act to amend GER
tain sections OF the compiled laws
of Utah relating to Inheritance tax.
Francis Nelson.
House bill 62.-Providing for the
establishment and maintenance OF
travelling libraries throughout the
state. By F. B. Hammond.
An unusual number Of bills were re-
ported from committees during yes
terday's session of the house. about
half of which were reported favorably
and the rest killed upon the recon-
mendation of the committees. Those
reported favorably upon follow:
House bill 81, Orville Thompson
An act relating to judges of courts.
Committee on judiciary.
House bill 10, by C. J. Smith-Mak-
Ing fornication a felony and amending
certain existing laws. Committee on
judiciary.
House bill 81, by P. P. Dyreng-An
act relating to jurors fees. Commit
tee on judiciary.
House bill 95.J Wootton-An act
relating TO tho employment and dis
miseal Of teachers. Committee on ed
ucation.
Senate bill SO. Hershell Bullen-Pro-
viding for school sites and buildings
and for commission. Committee on
education.
House bill 1875, c. L. Funk-Creating
school districts and adjusting property
rights In connection with same. Com
mittee on education.
Bills Killed.
House bill 127-An act relating to
the erection Of school houses in cities
Of the third GLASS. incorporated towns
of school districts. c. ]. Smith.
House bill 117-An net relating to
the distribution OF money collected
from fines. Claud Y. Russell.
House bill 119-An act relating to
pauper clerks. Claud Y Russell
House bill 11S-An act relating to
county commissioners. Claud Y. Rus
cell
House bill 2o5-An act creating a
new section of chapter 80 entitled
miscellaneous offences. J. B. McCrack-
en-.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
RESTRICTIONS OF OPERATIONS
OF SECRET SERVICE MEN

Washington. Feb. 26.-By an ovor-
whelming vote. and without party dis
tinction. the house yesterday sustain
ed the committee on appropriations
In again reporting provision In the
sundry civil appropriation bill re-
stricting the operations OF the secret
service detectives OF the treasury de-
partment.
Mr.. Smith, Republican, Iowa. a
member Of the appropriations commit
tee and one Of those named by the
President IN his message of January
4 as being responsible for the secret
service limitation. seemingly employed
all the invective at his command in
an attack on that service He COM
pared the secret service detectives
with common Liars"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
"THE RIGHT OF WAY" NEXT
WEDNESDAY.

With Guy Standing and Theodore
Roberts, two Of Americas best known
actors, as tho stars. Klaw &Erlangers S
production of the dramatization OF Sir
Gilbert ParRer's great novel. THE
Right of Way" will be seen next We'd
nesday in this city. The play is in Its
second successful season and visits
the West for the first time, 1t is a
strong emotional drama, the scenes
Of which arc laid in Montreal and a
small Canadian mountain village. and
it contains one of tho greatest, sweet
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may be determined, and then traced
the natural growth from sounds to hi
eroglyphics and picture writing. to our
modern writing. The combination ana
abbreviation Of words was also Illus
trated by examples OF Aztec names.
The culture OF the tribes WAS eyidenc-
ed by the origin and growth OF music
and musical instruments. beginning
first with the string and hunters bow.
and progressing to our modern string
ed Instruments, such as the violin and
piano.
The chronological status OF man was
also exhibited in their forms Of war
ship. In offering human sacrifices, in
the number and character of the heath
en- gods and temples, and in the ira
dltions that the ancient inhabitants
have handed down, even to the pres
ent day.
Prof. Mills summarized his lecture
by the statement that the history of
the individual Is the recapitulation OF
the history of the race. and then paid
high tribute to the present ruler of
Mexico. President Diaz.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been flled for record in the Of
flee Of County Recorder Wallace.
Clara Bischoff Jenne to Laura NJ.
Jenne. lots III and IL, block l, Dunns
addition to Ogden. Consideration
$1,000,
Ralph E. Hoag and wife to Edith
B. Smith. part of lot 2. block rs. plat
e, Ogden City Consideration $3.50.
Hannah Metzler TO Mrs. F. H, Davis
lots 8 and 10, block 5, Central Park
annex addition. Consideration $3.50.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
- - - PURELY
- - A1e VEGETABLE

generally recognized medicines vegetable
than those Of mixtures and
compounds Mercury potash which used the nuiac
most blood medicines violent action and frequently
the system by disturbing the stomach and affecting
the bowels and when used for prolonged period often
the only blood medicine absolutely and vegea'
BILE made entirely OF herbs and baIks selected for thel ny
Scroua Contagious Blood blood diseases
ceanses purhes the blood at the builds up
by its fine vegetable be taken
young safety that will
diseases disorders due and blood supply
reaching blood and
apy1u medical advice to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
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In a special message to the legisfa
ture read In Joint session OF the TWO
bodies yesterday. Governor Wiiliatn
Spry practically provides Tor a state
capitoI building In Utah -Four Diff
accompany the message and similar
measures were introduced IN the low
ar house simultaneously. These bills
nrovide for loan OF 100000 by Ehe
refunding of the old territorial debt
of 1892 and for the raising Of further
moneys by tho levy OF an additional
tax of one min on tho dollar on all
taxable property within tho state. An
election to decide this point WIN DC
held next June.
The bills are complete IN every
sense. even to the appointment OF a
capitol building commission 20 nave
charge Of the raising OF the FUNDS ano
the construction Of the capitol. The
toint session occupied only q few min
utcs after which each reconvened sep
arately and the regular business OF the
sessions was commenced.
A number OF new bills were intro
duced In both housea- The most impor'
tant measure to come before tho low
er house. however, was the fnai pass-
age of tho bill creating state hor1-
cultural commission.
This commission Will take the place
OF the present state board OF horu'
culture and will consist Of tho direc-
tors. agriculturist and entomolog1st OF
the Utah Agricultural college expert
mental station An oflco ie provided
for with a clerk at salary OF $500
year and chief inspector at H.6oo a
year.
The measure occupied nearly the
entire time Of the house during the
afternoon session and came up on a
special order Of business A number
of speoches were made in connection
with the Importance Of having q more
rigid system Of inspection than under
the present conditions. and when the
vote was taken there was only ono dis
esut1ng voice.
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in accordance with the will OF the
governor was contained O clause thar
any OF his property deemed nocessary
should be sold TO liquidate the debts
OF the estate. The bank held q mort.
gage lien on the property = security
for a note which. with interest
amounted to tho sum paid for tho
ranch. There wore no other bidders.
Tho governor at one time was rated
one Of the wealthiest mon in the state,
but spent most OF his fortune being
elected governor and trying to be elect.
ed United States senator.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
BENZOATE OF SODA MAY
BE USED IF LABELED

Washington. Feb. 26-No objection
will be raised. under the pure food
and drug act, to the use In food OF
benzoate OF soda, provided that each
package Is plainly labeled 10 show
the presence and amount of benzoate
OF soda.
This Is the decision OF the board OF
food and drug inspection made public
and Is an amendment to previous de-
clsions. The decision gives effect to
the report of the referee board OF con
sulting scientific experts who decid-
ed as a result OF three extensive In
vestigatlons that .benzoate OF soda
mixed with food lis not dcleterious or
poisonous and Is not injurious to
health
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
OMAHA GREEKS LEAVE
FOR FORT WORTH, TEXAS

Council Bluffs. Ia, Feb 26.-RaiI-
way officials here state that a major
ity OF the Greeks, about 400 in num-
ber. who sought refuge IN Council
Bluffs from the fury Of the South On.
aha rioters. purchased tickets for Fort
Worth, Texas. and left at once for that
point The recent erection Of a large
packing plant at Fort Worth Is thought
to have influenced them In their &C.
lection Of the southern city.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
Mouse e,rts Introduced.

House bill 210-An act amending
certain sections OF the complied laws
of Utah 1907. In relation TO disturbing
the peace. introduced by judiciary
committee. Substitute for house bill
906, by ]. B. McCracken-
House bill 211-An act to amend
certain sections Of the compiled laws
Of Utah 1907 relating to the appoint
ment Of notaries public. Introduced
by the judiciary committee 10 come
before the house as a body.
House bill 212-A bill to regulate the
hight Of travel upon the public waters
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
COLLISION OF UNKNOWN
DARK PLANET DiSclJsaEr

Boston, Fob. Pa collision OF an
unknown dark planet with tho sun will
terminate life on the earth" said Pro
fessor Percival Lowell. director OF the
Lowell observatory at Flagstaff, Arl-
zona, in a lecture at the Massachus-
etts Institute Of Technology.
The event will be prophesied IL
years before the catastrophe occurs
and chaotic confusion will reign In
the world during the days preceding
the calamity"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
HOME RANCH OF LATE
GOVERNOR SPARKS SOLD

Reno, Feb 26.-The home ranch OF
the late Governor Sparks was sold at
public auction here Tuesday after
noon by the sheriff to the Farmers
6; Merchants bank OF Reno for $46.-
709.25. The property includea 317
acres Of land with improvements and
water rights. The sale was made with
the approval Of the district court and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26

than 1920 Cradlebaugh is now In
jail. at Denver. charged with murder.
ing Fred Walton, OF Wallace. who had
eloped with Mrs. Cradlebaugh. While
all Denver is congratulating the pris-
oner on falling heir to fortune, his
friends In Wallace are taking up
public subscription to pay his lawyers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
3 AT EHE D
THEATRES
1--WE ARE KING" SUNDAY.

Mr. A w. Cross presents Mr.. Ed
mund Carroll. whose success in I'VE
Are King" has been marvellous. hav-
ing played to uniformly large busi-
ness 1t Is a splendid vehicle for Mr..
Carroll to display his talents and it is
needless to say he takes full advant-
age of the opportunity. The manage
ment announces the appearance OF
Mr.. Carroll at the Grand Sunday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
Bills Killed.

House bill 67-An act to create q
commission and establish an Industrial
institution for the blind and asking
for an appropriation of $4,000 by f.
c. Ashton. Substitute to be prepared
carrying an appropriation Of $4,000 foI
an investigation Of the needs OF the
blind under the direction OF the State
School for the Deaf and Blind at Og
den.
House bill 166-Relating to the hir
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Bills Passed,

House bill 99-An act creating a
state horticultural commission to con-
sist OF the directors. the agriculturist
and the entomologist OF the Utah Ag-
ricultural college experimental sta,
ton. Providing for system of in
spection by state inspector and fix-
ing salaries and duties. B. T. Bower.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26

Only One -eRoMo ouINlNE"
That Is LAXATIVE K BROMO QUI-
NINE. Look for the signature Of E. W..
GROVE. Used the World over to
Cure Cold In One Day. 25c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
MINING NEWS

Edward Fink, inventor Of the Fink
be ready to make further test run on
the first OF next week. OIL will be
the fuel used.
1t was announced at the Offices of the
Sioux Consolidated Mining company
that w. D. Loose, brother Of Ed Loose,
has been appointed to succeed Del
Roberts as superintendent OF the mine
at Tintic. Mr Roberts has made a
good record while In charge Of the
property and 1t Is regretted by many
that he leaves. 1t Is reported the mine
Is in better condition than 1t has been
In some time and that the cave re-
Gently opened is adding a wonderful
new territory Of highly mineralized
ground.
Further developments In the pro-
posed sale Of the Colorado mine and
the Tlnttc smclter by the Knight IN
terests to day were that Duncan Mac
Vichie. who with Earnest Woolley, is
said to have secured the option on the
property, returned from Ely. New, this
morning Mr. MacVlchie this morning
denied that he went to Ely to see
Thomas F. Cole and other big officials
of the International Smelling company
and asserted that his business was OF
a private nature He further declared
that he had nothing to do with the
option secured on the mine and smell
ter at Tintic.
Salt Lake has seen go much gold
ore from Nevada that It takes a pret-
ty good line Of specimens TO stir up
It's blood to the point Of enthusiasm,
says the Tribune, but some rock belong
Ing to the Golden Stairs Mining com.
pany received In this city yesterday
certainly created q sensation, The
Golden Stairs mine is located In Black
CANYON. Humboldt mining district Of
Humboldt country, and George Wood.
formerly a Salt Laker, but now OF
, Lovelock, was the recipient Of the ore
Mr.. Wood still clings to Salt Lake as
a home city, and when he and his as
sociates "clean up" on the Golden
Stairs property he will come to Zion
again and establish q permanent resi-
dence here. The Golden Stairs prop
erty Is owned by prominent stock and
sheep men Of Lovelock. the owners In
addition to Mr.. Wood being John G.
Taylor. Alex Borland. Senator John
O'Kane, w G. Noteware. Joseph Hill
and DR.. ]. ]. Gallagher. Up TO the first
of this month these gentlemen owned
half interest in the Golden Stairs
group, but not long ago they purchased
the outstanding half for the sum OF
S22 500, having an option and exercis-
ing their rights juet at the time the
richest find was registered on the
property. This half interest now could
not be purchased at any price Ike
s22,500.
Engineers Callow and Gaylord left
today for Humboldt, New. where they
will make preparations for the install
latlon of ten stamp mill on the prop
, erty of the Inlay Mining company
which is owned by Salt Lake people.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
FORTUNE PROVES TO BE
A VERY SMALL ONE

Wallace. Idaho. Feb. 26.-Investiga-
ton shows that fortune of 100000
supposed to have been left to J. ID.
Cradlebaugh, amounts TO little more