Show If 44 NEfS FROM NEARBY f NEARBYTO rt s OWlS W I t i A I ADVANTAGES OFFERED TO SET t I LEftS AT SPRIXGVILEEv tr The Gold KinA Amalgamator Salt Lakers in the Tcton Feil Cattle on the Clearvrater Body in the River I Persons of good character and social so-cial standing who are thinking of lo I eating in Utah should come to Spring f vie There are no saloons in this f city no gambling dens or other hell feeders and it is therefore the best i place in the world to raise a family i The fruit is excellent and plentiful I the water pure the streets broad and 1 t lined on either side with shade trees the natural resources almost inexhaustible I inexhaus-tible the soil the best in Utah the railroad accommodations second to I I none in the state the business men pi igressive and solid the schools first I clajs and the people the best on earth to live among Springville Independent In-dependent OUR XORTJIERX NEIGHBORS I G C Baker and family of St Anthony An-thony came in by stage Saturday Mrs Baker and children took the train I for Salt Lake city Mr Baker is St Anthonys enterprising druggist and returned to that place next day I Idaho Falls Times I Mrs W W Taylor whose husband I Is a sheep owner in Teton Basin and p Mrs Lou Driggs and Miss Eana Driggs I arrived f rom Salt Lake on Sunday and took the stage for Teton Basin on Monday morning where they will reside I re-side during the summerIdaho Falls Times JM I A party of men working on the head gate of the canal about five miles below be-low town last week discovered the body of a man floating down the river They followed it qui a distance but i could not get i out of the river as thc th-c rrent there is very swift and the body was lost sight of Later a boat I capsized was found in the river about live miles above town but it was iot known whether it belonged to the drowned Times man or not Idaho Falls I Almost the last of the fed cattle in t e Clearwater valley have been sod On Monday Gorge Smith and Ira Small sold 212 head Frank Kettenbach 60 Hank Trimble 214 and John Siers 40 The whole were bought by Omaha parties and will be shipped over the O R N this week The price paid averaged 375 and amounted to 25000 The stockmen are much encouraged over the splendid returns and anticipate antici-pate a good market hereafter Boise Democrat The Owyhee Avalanche gives the following description of a new amalgamator J amalga-mator Messrs L W Getchell and John Bryan have secured the agency for the Gold King Amalgamator claimed to be the missing link in gold aving devices The amalgamator is made in two sizes for five and ten stamps I Is a hollow cylinder lined with silver plated copper plates the sand clay pulp or gravel is fed into this cylinder cylin-der which is set nearly horizontal atone at-one end and discharged through the lower end the cylinder revolves about forty times per minute and the gold is forced in contact with the plates instead of trusting its specific gravity grav-ity The machine Is creating a great of I sensation wherever introduced and i very simple and comparatively inexpensive I tc inex-pensive Messrs Getchell and Bryan t will soon have a machine in Boise on I exhibition I |