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Show Called. We had a pleasant call yesterday from Philip A. Eagle, Eq., resident secretary of the Utah silver mining company, whoso works are located lo-cated in Dingham canon. Mr. Eagle informs us that the company aro at present successfully working their mine, taking out large quantities of ore, but the smelling works are idle at present through lack of charcoal, this is a deficiency which will doubtless be soon supplied, although the present stormy weather may seriously interfere with coal burning. Mr. Eagle is n phu.'AiiL ycutleiuaii, witbTvhom it is a satisfaction to transact business. Complimentary. Wo acknowledge acknowl-edge the receipt of complimentary cards of admission to the grand Masonic ball to be given this evening at the Skating llink. This is expected to be the finest a II air of the kind ever given by the IVatcrnily in Ibis city, and the invited guests have doubtless a most pleasant evening's enjoyment before them. |
