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Pythian Sisters.

Hcrmion temple No. s. PythIan Sisters
met in regular session. The new officers
did exceptionally we'll and much good Will
result from their united efforts. Sister
linowldcn was reported i'll. The knights
ward at ST. Marks hospital ia compile ted
and equals any In the institution. The
Sisters did much toward IL. The temple
and members keenly regret the removal
OF three members. Mr., and Mrs. T.. G..
Wood and daughter Nellie. who often pre-
sided AT the piano. TO Los Angeles. and
wish them happiness and prosperity.
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Bad Drinking Water a Common Cause
of Sickness.

One Of the most common causes Of
sickness is bad drinking water. In some
parts OF the country whore shallow
wells are the principal source of. sup
ply, diarrhoea is quite common, and
Chamberlain s Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in demand One or
two doses Of this remedy viii check the
attack and prevent any serious consc
qucnces. This remedy is for sale by all
druggists
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TWENTY FIVE WIDE AWAKE, WELL
appearing men and women to work on
ar exceptional proposition. Pleasant
work. Large returns. Address R-12.
Tribune. so927
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Past Noble GrandS.

The Past Noble Grands club met at the
home of Sister Stain July S. We had our
meeting in the open afr. tho yard being
decorated with the national colors and
with the Rebekah colors. We had sew
eral visitors from out OF town who met
with us. over 100 enjoyed dainty lunch
and all left declaring It was one of the
most pleasant meetings the club had had
They adjourned TO meet with Sister Wat
kins the first Thursday in August.
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge No. 252 T. F. Il. will
meet next Wednesday evening I'm regular
session al the X. OF y. hall at S:lj p. m.
4 good attendance is desired. There will
be an installation OF officers for the en-
suing term. The drill team is requested
TO meet early.
Regular meeting Utah lodge No. $50. r.
i. &, Eagles hall at SIS y. M. We'd
nrSdaN. july IL.
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WOMAN LEADERS or WORLD
WILL MEET IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE. Wash, July ll.-Thc sixth
trIcnnial convention OF the National
Council OF Women will be held in this
city next Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day. Eighty delegates 10 the international
council OF women, which has recently
closed It's meeting at Toronto. Ont, VIII
attend the Seattle convention and many
social honors VIII nc paid them.
These women represent twenty-thrcc
foreign countries Th" council Will dis
cuSs equal suffrage. education. public
health. peace and arbitration, child labor
and kindred subjects.
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Royal Nei i0llboTs,

salt Lake Valley camp No. 30I2. Royal
%cighbors of America. held their regu-
lar meeting last Wednesday evening
Three applications for membership were
balloted on. IL was decided to purchase
new suits for the drill team and Captain
Johnson WAS instructed TO purchase the
goods and state Deputy Lindener volun-
teercd 10 do the cutting and fitting. and
the sewing club will do the sewing. so
tho drill team will soon appear in their
now togs. Nrtev the business meeting
refreshments were served. consisting Of
ice cream and cake. The Winona Sewing
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WANTED-EXPERIE FILTER
and seamstresses for alteration dept
Apply F. Aucrbach & Bro s2725
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G. A. r.

G.. A. r., James y. Mexican post No. |.
held a largely attended meeting with
many visiting comrades OF Maxwell post
present on last Saturday night. There
applications received and acted upon. two
being for reinstatement There were sew
eral matters OF unfinished business that
had been laid over from previous meet
ings that were brought up and acted
upon.
George r. Maxwell post No .. c. a. r.,
will meet next Saturday evening, July
Il, at o'clock sharp. \ full attendance
is desired, as business of Importance *
10 he transacted. Visiting comrades are
welcome.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that on Friday
July 23 1909 at 20 o'clock a. M. at No
Cos Scott building, Salt Lake City. Utah,
there will be a special meeting OF the
OF the Great Copper Flat
Mining company. which meeting Will be
held FOR the purpose OF considering and
voting upon the question OF consoidat.
ing the said company with the Gresi
Copper King Mining company and the
Vcrna Mining company. which shall form
one company. to be known as the Greai
Copper King Consolidated Mining COM
pany, Dro,D
A:I2a
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And in accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors made on
the 10th day OF May, 909. so many shares
OF each parcel OF stock may be nee
oesery Will be sold on tile 9Th dN OF
July 1908, at ! o'clock p m. OF said day.
1T l59 West Third South street. salt Lake
City. Utah. 10 pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon. together with cost OF ad-
vertlsing and expense OF sale.
G. NJ. FORBES.
Secretary OF the Nephi Mining Company.
No I5s West Third South street Salt
Lake City, Utah.
June IS. 1909. 1855
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Dauohters of Veterans

Tho Daughters of Veterans viii hold a
social tonight at the home OF Miss Dovic
NJ Pnkerton. is Wayne avenue. Third
South between First and Second West
streets. Members of all 6. \. r. organi-
cations and all friends are invited To at
tend. 4 good time WIFI be had
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Water Co. Twin Falls. Idaho Bids Will
be received here wnt!l June 2S. 1909. for
construction OF a portion of the Salmon
River canal system. Involving excavation
Of almost iI5. 900 cubic yards of ma
terial Plans. proiilcs and specifications
Will be furnished on application to Chief
Engineer, Box Y. Twin Falls. Idaho.
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CUT FLOWERS

THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWER:
and designs. Under Natl Bank OF Rep
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EXCURSIONS EAST,
Via Oregon Short Line.

July end. 3rd 23rd and 2ith. August
18th and l4th, and September 10th
and llth Ask agents for rates and
further particulars, City Ticket office,
20l Main street.
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; no washing. 255 Sixth East
s2Tl0
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Macca bees.

Banner hive No. II. l.. O. r. NJ. will
hold special review Tuesday afternoon at
go o'clock. Lady Captain desires al
the guards In the drill to be present.
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Loysl Americans.

The Loyal Americans OF the Republic
Salt Lake Assembly No. 22O, Will hold
their regular meeting in Jennings hall
Wednesday evening. July H. We request
all members TO be present:
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Pythian Sisters.

The Pythan sisters Will give lake
party Wednesday afternoon and evening.
4 large attendance OF sisters. knights
and their wives Is requested. Ladies VIII
take lunch.
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I, o. o. F.

Midsummer Excursion to Lagoon July
10Th.
Special trims Via SALT IA T.:
ROUTE. from Tintc district and Nephl.
See nearest committee for programme
Of sports and entertainments Special
trains returning
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A-Y~P EXPOSITION RATES.
Via Dragon Short Line Z. &.

$50 from Salt Lake TO Seattle and
return; on sale daily, commencing
June /. Ask agents for further par
ticulars. City ticket Office, 20l Main
street.
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. +.
Mckenzie Display yards. 4P2 g. State.
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.HAIRDRESSING

SHAMPOOING AND HAIRDRESSIN,i
done at home. Lillian Young Bell
phone 1661-NZ. sl0S4
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Nephi Mining company. PRINCIPAL
place OF business Salt Lake City, Utah,
Soticc-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account of
assessment No. OF Ic per share, levied
on the 10th day OF May, 1909, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
as follows.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
21o East Fourth South. 1858
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GIRLS WANTED IN ALL DEPART
ments, Apply Troy laundry. 431 South
9Th East st. sl15S
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GOOD LIVE REAL ESTATE AGENT. 4o4
Atlas Block. t922
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WANTED-A GOOD LIVE MAN TC
travel for old line company; experience
Call or address Willis II
goothe Jr 30S Judge building. tl02.
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EAGLES SCREAM AT LAGOON
JULY l5TH

Special train from Tintic district and
Mercur, via Lehi Junction Ask Eagles
soaring nearest for sports and pro
gramme. Don I miss this rare treat.
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WANTED

WANTED-A RAILROAD TICKET TO
Butte, Mont. Address T-57. Tribune,
t12Ts
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l.. D, T M.

Lillian Holllstcr hive No 10 will hold
regular review Thursday evening, July lJ,
in Eagles hall
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SECRET AND FRATERNAL
SOCIETIES OF SALT LAKE

club will meet at the residence Of Neigh
Dor Rothwcl next Thursday, NO, 40
South Seventh East street.
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BARBER WANTED AT 8li so. STATE
+. Aubrey. tS56
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We Are Just as FusSy
as Fussy Can Be

About seeing that every little detail
of our store service is irreproachable
We employ only the best of salcsmcn
and watch every little detail and see
that perfect service is accorded each
and every one
This rule applies first, last and al
WAYS, In our great removal sale we
have increased our selling force and arc
giving the best Of service and the
greatest Of savings. Folks seem 90 ap-
preciate this kind of treatment, for as
the sale progresses interest increases.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-12

Chesterfield clothes pass the tailor
kind as fast as the goth Century Lin.
tied passes the tramp.
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EXPERIENCED FEEDERS AND FOLD
ers for mangle work; also one high
class collar finisher. Sanitary Laundry.
80 So. W. Temple. s3299
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WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework Steegmeyer. apt. %. Tho
kcnsington. 1870
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ED-EXPERIENCED SALESLAD-
les for cloak dept. Apply r. Auerbach
& Bro. s2724
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DIED


LOWRY-In this city. July H. 1909. Will
liam h. Lowry. in his 18th year
Notice OF funeral later Chicago and
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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COMPETENT GIRL, WHO UNDER
stands hair dressing work thoroughly:
one who Is familiar with the work, a.
w. 2rd South, t50
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GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN TO COOK;
good wages. 270s Jefferson ave. Ogden,
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; ;
good wages. 92l T.. First South, t1279
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\ WE'LL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN.
who Is a good stcnogr3pher. Is wanted
for editorial department OF The Tribune.
Good future for right party, tI52
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WANTED HELP-MALE

FIRST CLASS ARCHITECTURE RAJ
draughtsman wanted. Apply 70l New
house bldg. 1887
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GOOD PLACE FOR EXPERIENCED
girl; good wages: two in family. CO D
street Independent phone 1861 $500
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TWENTY- FIVE WIDE AWAKE WELL
appearing men ard women to work on
an exceptional proposition. Pleasant
work. Large returns. ADDRESS RIP
Tribune. s2a26
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YOUNG MEN WANTED TO QUALIFY
for travelling statesmen. Good wages !:
excellent opportunity. Cali or write. A3i
Atlas block. Bell 5l31. s29oi
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, l64 S. West Temple: phone
l019, y49a
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ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO BOYS:
close IN state price. T-27. Tribune.
tl060
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
MOORE REPLIES TO CRITICISMS.
Indications Were for Fair Weather on March
4. Says Chief of Weather Bureau.

Washington. March 13-wflis L Moore. chief
Of the United States Weather Bureau. has issued
the following tenent in regard to the storm Of
March I:
casts Of the Weather Bureau. but the hundreds Of
press clippings that have been received since March
to Sai for 5his statement from ne. -. -.
public every day in the year In the past about
one prediction out Of each ten has failed TO be
ratio of failure viii he maintained until meteorol
ogy be made. what # IS not now. an exact sci
ence.
the q he s9rn a., ma. ,5st listed fbe WasPiPS 5fsP5
accurately forecast the day before. The bureau
the Middle Atlantic states during the night OF the
Cd. and that northwest winds and falling teInpe!a
and The tenperat1Ire fell but instead Of the north
s- Ind cearinr the s1yI- as II does in nearly all
cases. precipitation in the form Of snow occurred
tre had passed eastward No forecaster could fore
see this Were We TO forecast ian OF snow ] dC.,
from the northwest would have hundreds Of
failures charged against US nsteaa o. 2 an ocTa t5s
Middle Atlantic States except with the approach Of
g Nl5 ] GiI t5s+ ~ y b1s itb rain ends with snow
Of any considerable amount. On the contrary,
many storms that begin as snow end as rain
The forecast In question was made by one Of the
most experienced forecasters of the bureau and
was ooncurred m by all OF the forec9sters VINO
forecast would be made to-day If similar conditions
The forecastcrs of the United States Weather
Bureau are the equals, Il not the supeTlors OF any
others in the world. and their predictions Of rosts
cold waves. foods and marine storms although
subject TO error in the proportion OF about one 70
ten are Of such value the industries Of the na
ton that if of the newspapers that now 50
freely criticse because two unverihed forecasts for
the District Of Columbia have fallen on naugura-
ton day 10 omit from its pages the daily pre-
dictions Of the weather its readers would compel
lit TO restore them. and If the department or Con
gress were close station Of the bureau in any
part Of the United States the property interests
would demand lis restoration. tbs would not be
case II the hysterical abuse that Is now being
INDUCED in justified
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
MESSAGE ON TUESDAY,?
Congress May Not Get 1t To-mor-
rou-Ready for Session.
From The Tribune Bureau


Z,-asr,ing+on March 13-Pursuant the call Of
President Taft the 6lst Congress will meet in spe-
cfa1 session at noon on Monday take up the
vo-l, Of revising the Dingley tariff act It is not
likely that the Presidents message outlining MS
positjon on the proposed revision will be sent TO
tbA Canitol before Tuesday 1t is understood that
Chairman Pavne Of the Ways and Means Commit
Zee viii turn over to the press associations on
Monday the Republican tariff bill with the under
standing that If is not TO released for publlca-
tIon until presented in the House If the organiza-
tion Of the House proceeds expeditiously and in
accordance with the plans of the Republican lead
ers Mr. Pavpe may introduce the bill late Mon
dav afternoon, but probably not until Tuesday or
Wednesday.
All interest in the opening Of Congress centres
in the fight for control of the House organization
The first business will be the swearing in of the
new REPRESENTATIVES Then the Speaker and other
House officers will be elected.
The great fight will when Representative
DalzeI moves that the rules Of the 6oth Congress
he adopted as the rules Of the House. When
the fight on the rules is the drawing for seats
Will begin
The opening session Of the Senate will be devoid
Of spectacular features. Senator Stephenson, of
wisconsin will be sworn in His colleague, Senator
La Toilette. may make brief statement concern
ing the Investigation at Madison of Mr.. Stephen
sons expenditures in the primary campaign, and
possibly may ask that the Committee on Privileges
and Elections take notice Of this investigation.
committee will be appointed 10 inform the Presi-
dent the Senate is in session and ready 20 re-
ceive any message which he may be pleased 70
transmit. When this committee makes its report
the Senate will adjourn until Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
TO ALTER T4FT'S OFFICE.
Second Story on ErecutiUe Quarters
Other I'm mprOUements
From The Tribune Bureau ]


Washington. March l3-Important alterations
and improvements are 10 be made about the
White House The one story edihce used as the
office of the President. on the west side of the
White House proper will be increased in capacity
by the addition of a second story for which pur-
pose Congress appropriated 100000 to be i'm
n1ediatey available and 10 be expended by con-
tract or otherwise in the discretion and under
the direction of the President The estimate
upon which the appropriation was based was
Incorporated by Senator Hale in the sundry civil
bill and was urged upon Congress on the ground
that there was not enough room for the Presi-
dent and his clerks in the transaction of the
public business.
Mr. Hale. in describing the need Of the al
lotment. said. The executive office is not half
so large as the Senate chamber. There is no
privacy The whole space is taken up by clerks
and reporters, and there ought to be another
story there for the President for Cabinet meet
ings and for reception rooms, which are entirely
cut out"
The appropriation may be expended for con-
struction, heating apparatus, lighting nXtures
and furniture Great care will be exercised of
course in the design Of the addition to the
ecutive Office 70 preserve the harmony Of the
architectural scheme. and il is expected that
private architect will be engaged to draw the
plans. When the present executive office was
built it designed with view to serving
ub-structure for additional story.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14

the high repute Of the judiciary Of the country
They saw that. contrary to precedent, Mr. Roose-
,.eIt refused TO consult Senators and Representa-
ties as to judicial appointments in their respective
etatas and that this resulted in the appointment
Of men united 10 mold the posts.
Representative Richardson. OF Alabama who
called on President Taft to-day. Is making a hard
Agbt against the reappointment of Oscar w Humid
lev as Judge of the Northern District of Alabama
The Fight against Mr. Hundey dates back thirty
two months and despite the fact that he has been
nominated several times. the Senate has never con-
hrmed him 1t is thought that II the President re-
appoints Mr. Hundley ii viii that he ap-
proves Mr.. Roosevelt's referee system. But. being
one Of the foremost lawyers in the country him
self President Taft will undoubtedly make excel
lent selections There are a number of such ap-
pointments to be made by the President. among
them Judges for the Southern District OF New York
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
EXECUTIVE DENIALS.
Zelaya and Figueroa Sag Republics
IRE at Peace.

The Presidents of both Nicaragua ana oaI'a-
dor deny that there has been any outbreak Oh
hostiIities between the two countries messages
of inquiry were sent to-day by The Associated
Press to General Zelaya, President or MICA
ragua. and General Figueroa, President OF sal
vador. concerning the reports OF WarlKe ac-
tivitv between the two republics, and the io4-
lowing replies have been received;
Nanaglla March 1S-The reports Of war oe-
tween NiCaragu and Salvador are without
foundation Peace reigns in Nicaragua.
ZELAYA
San Salvador, March 13.-There is no truth IN
the report that war has broken out between
Salvador and Nicaragua flGOEFNOA
1ranegua. March 13-The reports that there
has baen an outbreak Of hostilities between MIC
aragua and Salvador were sent here by caole
TO-DAY from the United States They are ao-
soIutelv without foundation Peace relgns IN
Salvador as well as in Nicaragua
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
EuBROILING COSTA RIGA.
Zelaya SAID To Be Provoking More
Trouble ritk NeighborS.

Mexico City. March 13-It is reported mere
that uninpeachable evidence has been obtained
that President Zelaya Of Nicaragua is endeaVor-
ing 10 embroil Costa Rtca in the present Cen'ral
American difficulty To that end, II is SAID, ne
has built a number Of forts and stockades along
the border. TO which he has shipped large stores
Of ammunition His troops now occupy strategic
points along the san Juan River and the lake
shore at Fuerte and Naranja.
Zelaya's motives are incomprehensible to well
informed persons here, unless he means TO force
the federation of the five republics Costa Rica
has hitherto held aloof from the federation. and
has been left alone in all Central american in
trigueS.
Costa Rica's proximity to the Canal Zone IS
causing intense interest and speculation here as
TO what action the United States will take if
Zelaya provokes war.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
NEU TALE BY THOMAS.
Says AdirOndaCks 4bOund in Gold,
Lead and Clay Deposits.

Saranac Lake. y /. March l3.-Captain z.
Thomas. who recently discovered the cave on
" Mountain near Standish, day added to the
tale q chapter that totally eclipses the original
story He says the forest fires last fall which
destroyed the thick brush and revealed the
mouth Of the cave. also ate deep into the enor
nous mass Of surface soil that had been accu-
mulatng for many years and unearthed Adron-
dack resources never dreamed of Among those
gold mines and rich deposits of porcelain
clay and lead. These are not in the immediate
vicinity Of the cave. but are scattered through
out The forest
Captain Thomas SAYS s ". Doty. of Vermont
ville, has struck promising vein # gold on a
mountain near Loon Lake and has staked out a
claim. He sent samples Of ore 70 an assayer and
Immediately strangers appeared and tried to
buy his claim first for $1,000 and later for
5000 It is said
other gold mines" have been discovered,
The captain declares that men who early got
wind OF the finds are prospecting and stalking
out claims
In one place lead has been found in astonish
ing quantities. Captain Thomas believes there
is a smouldcring volcano deep in the big cave.
and that Twin Ponds. outlet for which has
never been discovered, drains into the cave
through a subterranean channel