Show From Tlntlc The BnlllonBeck Tbere was tho usual tonnage The Eureka Hill The usual output is to be increased it is said CentennialEureKa One carload a day comes from tho Bullion Bul-lion Beck The ShoebridRC Hanaucr 8 Bird made another assay on surface ore from the Shoebridge property this week which went 5S7710 ounces silver and 2 ounces gold We understand un-derstand that machinery will be placed on this property soon Chief The Keystone I Several carloads of the usual grade were reported Tho i4S tIt t-It is expected shipments will soon be made Mammoth No 2 t Great things are expected of this new I I organization II Ihe Easle The Chief says the Eaglo Is ono of the richest mines in Tintlc and will soon become I be-come one of the greatest producers f Northern Sly The Spy Is going ahead as usual The Caroline John Becks bankbook is doing a great work The Sunbeam One carload came in From Deep CreeI1 Galena No1 The croppings assay 23 silver 10 lead and S3 l gold Assays are now awaited of oro taken from tho bottom of the shaft This property is located in Johnson Peak district dis-trict I II I The Gay Eazle i This property located just over the Nevada Ne-vada line is owned by L L ZaleskL Work is being pushed and itis said tno assays will i run high I I The Buckhorn Another big shipment from Gilsons Buckhorn is being assayed i From Ophir Chloride Point A shipment went 70 silver and several dollars gold The Bullion I Thirtyfive tons camo in I From Bingham The Alameda Thirty tons came in yesteruay Live Yankee Thirtyfive tons went 30 lead and 50 silver The Bcnton Two lots of firstclass ore aggregating 175 tons came in Silver Gauntlet First and second class ore is being shipped to theHanauer smelter Butcher Boy I One car of various grades of ore came in The Brooklyn Three hundred tons represented the Brooklyn The Sampson One car load went 4S lead and 10 silver The Wella Twenty tons going 42 lead and S silver came in The TIewaukee Twentyfive tons went 5 lead and GO silver sil-ver Yosemite No2 Eightyfive tons came in The Markham Twentyfive tons came in From Frisco The Horn Silver Six hundred tons camo in and were sold during the week The Homestake One carload went 11 lead 51 silver and 1 gold From Park City The Ontario The great Ontario was on deck as usual The Daly There were tho usual shipments I The Comstock Rumors that this property will soon bo worked again would appear to have a good foundation The Anchor Two lots of concentrates aggregating 300 tons came in From Nevada The Luckv Deposit One carload showed 4 lead and SO silver Concentrates A big shipment of Z concentrates showed 21 lead and Co silver KEMOVKD BEHOVED Henry Cohn Co tho Wool Hide and Produce Merchants have removed to their now warehouse on North Temple street one block north of Union Pacific passenger depot where they will also do a general storage and commission business HEXRT COIL Co P O Box 467 Up town office 39 Main street INSURE In the Hartford Assets over 6000000 H J GRA T c Co Agents J F GRANT Manager + WHAT CAME OF A tKlENDLY SUGGESTION Wm Douglas of Payson was long unfit for business carried his life like a burden on his back Kidney and liver complaints caused by impure blood were the enemies One day his friend Mr Cleghorn superintendent superin-tendent Z C M I Drug Department said Douglas try Dr David Kennedy Favorite Rcmedv of Rondout N Y He did so and now Mr Douglas is as sound as tho silver dollar with which he bought the medicine All our druggists keep Favorite Remedy now A SCRJfi CURE FOR PILE Itching Piles aro known by moisture liko perspiration causing intense Itching when warm This form as well as Blind Bleeding Bleed-ing nnd protrudin yield at once to Dr Bosankos Pile Remedy which acts directly di-rectly on the parts ailcctcd absorbs tumors allays itching and effects a permanent perma-nent cure SOc druggists or mall circulars circu-lars free Dr Bosanko 229 Arch St Philadelphia Phil-adelphia Pa Sold by Z C M I DrugStore Drug-Store S HENRY M STANLEY IN i DARKEST AFRiCA TTio complete story cf Stanleys recent thnllins 3lreuturcs ant tio dsclosjro of hU important diSMveri Trul pnr for the tint time in the 1ihr Itr work written by hlaaelf entitled In Darkest iria D > not bo dcciiroil by any of the to olel Stanley books now eZnK otlcied as pen ulna anil authentic To no ono of these hoi Stanley contributed a lin Thrt Ii no question about this statement beng cnrroctincTeryparUmlir Wc tnuantse It and will rlri tntcuIi4 on atinlieation PlliTlflM In enter not to Its mlaiedHo CU II 0 t UriUllUH that the boo bears the im j 1st of CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS Aud tht the canvassins asent carries a certificate of sincy Iron usA us-A L BANCROFT COO CO-O 132 POST STREET r SAN FRANCISCO General Agents for the Pacific Coast ERNEST S PENROSE Agent SALT LAKE CITY UTAH WE5 < HE PEERLESS pSiJU COOKER iikfL WiJlenableyoa cooka whole sacnt over OM burner on e L 1 lune en coiorccamon cook f1 ton It ulll pIt for II > cirin one hCnhOtl yor canning Jmt 1 tc1s VA > TKI Frr I 1 particulars address with sis r Zf ChSHART2HU3HtO SstSa QL1 > CY ILL 5L I IJcJtl DRUGGISTS THE WASATCH PATENT ROLLER MILLS BEST GRADES OF ROLLER PROCESI FLOUR D RANDS HIGH PATENT urn lftKAIen ij Orad aftU warranted as p edM toy s a Utah Ike Blckttt Cult Price Paid for Coe Wkssl Telepnoae to the Mills lOi ores XaM first South Street HUSLER IE CO Props I1 IS A GRIMED it Parents don t you think it is a crime to let your boys go ragged OB the street when you can go to Samuel Kohn the Clothier No 215 Main street and get a Wool Suit for SL35 worth 8350 and 300 elsewhere in sizes from 4 to 13 or a pair ot Knee Pants for 23c that would sell rapidly at50cl Then you might ask U What shall we do with the larger boysl Well Samuel Kohn can give you Suits age 12 to IS consisting of Coat Vest and Pants for 325 worth at any other store from 450 to 1300 Ask yourself if you can afford to let this golden opportunity go by Remember this sale only lasts until Saturday Satur-day Night May 9 i Dont Forget the Place 215 Main Street J S TURNERS FINE SHOES FOR GENTS WEAR The TURNER SHOE require no breaking In It leads in Accurate Styl a FirstclaM Workmanship and Durability These are point which commend themselves to every ffCBtlomvt wearing a fine shoe Perfect in Style and VI orimanship EASY FITTING AND DURABLE z c Sole Agenta for SJfcafci EN ROU E lp TRAIN I OF i f Walter A Wood 1 I I t Iowers and Binders Via the Santa Fe and Union Pacific p COOPERATIVE Wagon and Machine Co Salt lake City Ogden and Logau Utah T Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons FIRST CLASS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS GEO A LOWE Buggies and Carriages SURREY WAGONS PHAETONS AND HARNESS Handsome Durable and at Very Low Prices STEAM Elm llm S SAW IILLS AND LEFFEL TURBINB WHEELS SALT LAKE WAREHOUSES jTo 1SS5 SoxJitla lxst Kasrt Git GALL AND EXAMINE QUALITY AND PRICES HOME COAL COMPYJ 22 E First South St t Utah Cracker Factory 17 I THIRD SOUTH STREET l ettM OIIerMeI ti Sliier Brand of Fine Graders SALT LAKE CITY 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