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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES: SATFT)A 0, 192. 3 DOTS AND DASHES. PEKTINENT PARAGRAPHS FROM THE PRESS OF UTAH. With Pointed Xcm Ni.lfi-Al- io News of lulnresi From Our WrtgMnW AH ltoilcii Down anil Polished l"p for Time ltendcra. The Park City council is con'idcrin;; a lire limit ordinance. Provo is much excited ant the prospects ' ot iron works belli"; established there. The nutter seems tu bit very shadow J yet, how-ever. The superintendent and teachers of the main Bingham Sunday school are agitating k move to organize a home dntmstic club, tti objects of which will be to give perlodi-ee- l entertainments, charging admission to (he same, the proceeds to iro toward the purchase of a lilwarj for the school. Tuc Vrovo Ditpatcil 5ays: "Sheriff Fowler bs returned from Clear ('reek. Be reports that the trouble tor which he was summoned to thai place originated through a man Allying off sViek aud taking them to his own corrai. Some of the stock belonged to a res. ident "f Clear Creek, and he sent his boy sf'.er them, but the fellow drove the boy off the place. The owner of the cattle wanted Sheriff Pew lor to arrest the man, but after an explanation from the sheriff, ho con-cluded to come to l'rovo and make COin-- p aim a'.'aiust the alleged rubier." 5Lcorpre Packed in rfaPatentCloth Pouches and -- 1 ii F. Auelbacli & Biu Spring N)veltiesArriving Daily. we m sell &t m jl7o 00Q wom f winter goods At GOc on the Dollar, or Less, Wp order to make room for our Immense Spring Stock Now Daily Arriving, Wejproceeci to Sweep out our Entire Stock of Winter anfj nave cut prjces rjght ancj jeft Carpcjt Department. COL. . jiiL WISHES TO EXTEND TO i THE ? 1 ' mm I I PUBLIC I I A CORDIAL l 1 MTATIOH y TO VISIT HIS PLACE fffF' 228 State St. The Finest Brands of Domestic and Imported Was. I Novv.Ul Was. Now. K) pieces Moo.nettCarpjt 1 65 ' iOf tm'ree-pl- Ktr Ml Wool Carpet $i.W MO cento Our best Mu pietto I arpat. viw tw; aWfi T A)iree-pi'"V;'tr- a all Wool Carpet l.ar. W) cents Body Brussels Carpet..... 'tStf,, WT '' lie Ma s 10 cents i cents Roxbury Tapestry Carpet J i" S'.ri.t i Skin Mats s.m ; . Velvet Carpet 'kin Mats tM 2.00 Tapestry Carpet ' V :t t An Knc !. I.i Tapestry Carpet ?. DOcento smvrna Rnga 18x88 1.50 '.c. tents liuloa Ingram Carpet wi'. it sm'vrna I!af2u4t s.m IX Union Ingrain Carpet KmUS Wcenu Smyrna Htss DsxM 8.00 1,95 All Wool Kxtra Ineraln u'r.L.iu MuVnw Kucs.s'vtw 2.88 AllWoolIngrain Carpet.... Sou Bt f Syiiirna Kinjs 3(ix72 5.00 Kxtra Super Ingrain Carpet ! cents jk This is an Oppoi tunity to Secure Greater Bargains than ave been ottered before, Linen Department. k- Bleach Table Linens for 35c. sflo dozen knotted fringe Towels at J5c each. 16 Bleach Table Linens for 4tle. t 400 dozen 18x80 lluek Towels with knotted fringe at ale each. 70c Bleach Table Linens for 4SVJC I.. Ill Odds and ends at c, 50c, rc Set in Finish Tabl Linens for 60c jJJJ Towels at 86c each. J1.00 Double Damask for 780. Jill- 50u dozen Turkey red Povlie ai 86e per dozen. $1.60 12 inch Dontde for 05c. IVH (ioJen ,;0or),d lk)rrtr UoTiles t at per d2en ;). cream Whiter 11"'. V""1 ,or 17"j0 60c Linou Napkins for tOc. 86c I'reain Win haJinen for 25c. ( 75c Linen Nspkins for 50c .j'ream Wfic morninnen for 30c W $1,111) Lioon Napkins forTSc. st. rneTriadTtnatl.m Linen ir "- H $l.fi Linen Napkins for $1.10. mtinued presented hn for 84c. J $8.7C l inen Napkins for $1.!U g Up us ( Inra lloeoweling for 6Hc a toe 4 Turkey red Table Covers for 55c. alifornia had Mbweling for 10c 90c Turkey rod Table Covers for 60c. mnacl tot tinch Crash for 7c. U' jpoo 104 Turkey red Table ( overs for 75c icir right ,m.y n Unen Twilled Crash for 10c. $1.00 Colored Border Table Covers for 70c. y'l'urkish Bath Towels at 40c per dot. I! $1.15 10.4 Colored Border Table Covers forSOo. XV,! Turkish Hath Towels at 50c per doz. Ill fVSi UA co'or border Table Covers for 90c Turkish Bath Towels at lMc each. UJ 75c 6 Fancy Table Covers tar 60c TlllkiSl' Bath Towels at 12', c each. DOc Fancy Table Covers for tine. Honey Comb Bath Towels at 46c per doe., HH ji.ni Haw Silk Table Covers l'-- squsre for 0r Honey Comb Bath Towels at 0c per doz. MJb w fUw sjk Table Covers 2 yards square for$.lo! SOOdoreO 18SB8 Damaali Towels at 10c each. I (J $8.76 Chenille Table Covers 1M yards sqnare tor $8.96. :7rNTKirTTo' W boiler, second hand; must he iri gi.nil crb r. State age, c.n.tition, kind and price. asatch As-- phaltum Co., 71 Calmer block. T7 STED AN KXHKBIKNCED WOMAN VV ' cook st 806 West First Worth street. iiTANTKD-I- N PRIVATE HOUSE, TWO W well furnished rooauywlth board. Beret enees given and required. y.tttboM. ANTED ONB OK TWC) HtJBJBK CH1L-- dren to care for. Address 148 N. Third West street. LADY OF KXI'EHIKNCK. WANTElCTUTA housekeeper. Address X Times office. WANTED -- A COLORED MAN WANTS i place us cook. Address T. Times offlcj ANTED TO TBADB REAL ESTATE F good, clean stock of merchandise, kooi 47 and 48 Commercial block TITANTED - POSITION AS TRAVEL!' VV salesman for reliable, llrst-clas- s liou.-e- ; r ere. . s furnished. Address M C. IL.Tlines ..In Ta7 ANTE D--P ARTIES LOOKING FOR KIR VV class room, with or without board, can enre same by calling at Realty Block, W est pic sire. :. TO TRADE ACREAGE 1 WANTED property and pay cash an ence. Rooms 47 and 48 Commercial block. TIT ANTED TO TRADEA NICE HOME W vacant lot, close in. Rooms 47 and is 1 merciiil block. I Gabe!, the Tailor. 65 W. 2nd South, mk Salt Lakfi City. j U SultS " rd from $ 5 $55 g Pants " " $3.50to$i4 jL' SUITS MADE IN 24 HOURS, il PANTS MADE IN ,5 HOURS. By First-clas- s Wockmea ta Urn 'LOOK AT THE MAP." 1 SYLVAN I A Jm SHORT LINES. Chicago Short Ik Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Is the only line running- - Solid Ves- - tibuled Steam Heated ond Eleetrir Lighted trains daily, between Chicog-- and Omaha, composed of mag-nilicen-t Sleeping-Car- and the iinest Wuiiiff Cars in the world. EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS- S. Any fnriher information will bo eheerfnlly furnished by ALKX. MITCHELL. Commercial Agent, 2(1 1 Progress Building--. T. F. POWELL, Traveling- Agent. fx In STOCK. I I ' MM Line Of Wines I tnn.mn o ocm 1ONBt TO LOAN ON HEAL K8TATK iM curity or uotes. F. Kebrmiin & Co., J (ii; Commercial block. WHO UESIKE TO LOAN I'lAUTlES money sea A. M. Janes, --' ill,-- telephone a'H. giov (tle. MIA BBJtlNrNGCO.,PARK 31 'l ie' Treasary stock will be advai price on Monday, l.'.th. Verbal contractB ininiiiiillii(1.0(h must fce eloseil by pnyiuei . fore Saturday, 18tb. Ceorge A. Meoars, cial agent. Telephone tin. Addn ss I nl tlonal Bank or Hank of Commerce, lb" 'St second Bast i y(l!t S.M.I'--. ELEGANT FUHHfSnED F and boarding house. Address X, Time LOT IistiirsALEMoliMnUsiT; 9th bom terms. Apply Jl Boppet block. SAL! tURO N.ET WILL III Fob- Colorado Subdivision, jnal north cultural Park. This is a bargain. Addi llox iW, city. Features: the 'Pennsylvania LiMitM draw a travel to it. All Pullman cars; from front to rear. Librnr, Parlor, Dining Car, Bath Barber Shop, Stenographer, Maid, Sleeping and lighted and ntnatn heated. Ad 248 Clark Street, Chicago, 111 Hold Everywhere feowRoute I Pennsylvania Short Lines. J. W. FARRELL & CO. PLUMBERS, CAS S STEAM FITTQS. Uealera In all kiada ot Lift and Force Pumps. Orders taken for Drive and Our Wells, Ceaapoola built and connection mud; 182 M&ia, oppoaita A uerbarb hroa. Telephone, U00. Cordials Ales M Porter In StQCi : f New and Elegant Sample Booms j For tRa Reception of Friends Ed Kelley .228 STATE STREEt 'jk yicii 11 k NT aoi m op j r with data: dose in. Apply R. B more, over Oodbe I'itts Drug store. IAOK RENT-SMA- LL FROST ROO.V r iahed. M East Second Sonth atr iK SALE LAI MiKYMI N CAN 1-- 0 1 papers at Tun Times office at cents per hundred. IjXIK KENT ISLEUAN'l V brick house cheap. Will sell ': Bennett, 110 Main. 1710B iieTt"l1i.ntly v P rooms; electrto Ugll steam hi Block, West Temple atreet. TTiOR B8NT- - one COMPtKTl JP nlshed modsrr honae of Bine water heating, also gyi, with burn attai bed. lose in. Bnqutre wi South Sice IHrrecrtrtl. I.I NE, S9 E. ski 1. Mi SOL"! 11 and lepalrs lathes In Due atyh notice. Ibiys sccoiui band elowies mail or call. New and choice masquerade u at Mine. Rhine's njillinery mid li parlors, No., li! Last i'liird ftottth J ii RAILROAD. K,rj Silvcrton an! all point! In Hl the Famous Rountain Country th thP Pepver nnl Rio Grande R, R, B, 'ind coniplutoi the famous trip wind the Circle Hjienverand Rio Grande Railroad Waiedged U, be the moat roagnifl-noi.n- i er trip in the kuown world I Mlini' daylignt ride of alx mllea m Wnenul Co ,11'lnei through (ha l'u-- Hubgre Canon which is unequalled .M .. to cue tjk n i this delightful journey. JKARS, Pres., Denver, Colo. K ERMAN. S. K. HOprXR, K.cuenil Snpt. lion. I'a-- - Agt. bilverton. Denver. - IDAHO NOTES. Kobcrl Lair. g of Boise City, Idaho, claims to have discovered a process by which paper can be manufactured from sagebrush at a mall cost, lie has go&eaat to Interest cap- - j ital in his discovery. Idaho has enough population and lands to lie to each person in tt:o slate prison a square mile of room. The last census travo 6 84,000 people and there are S4,000 square jnilea .i laud iu the slate. It is reported that a rich strike has been made in the Cyclop mine, in the Wood Kiver district. Judge Texas Angel, now in Uolsc. is largely Intercated in the property, the Uj clops is In the same group as the Red Otond s vcrv rich mine, and it is said that' continuation of the Red Cloud ore body has fatten found In the Cyclops. Crass Val'ev 2'fdfnfs: Angus McKay from Wardnsr, Idaho, Monday evening. Hfl has charge of the Hunker Hill .t Sulll-- 1 vac. Mining company's store at Wardner. The town' about the mine has a pop-ulation of SO'.), which is often swelled to 1500. T he mine is undoubtedly the greatest r mine In the United Elates, and al-though hardly more than inspected, ein. ploys 40U men when running. Lately the two railroads tapping the mine combined end raised the transportation rate on ore, and rather than submit to extortion, work on the property has been temporarily sus-pended. It is expected that the (Jreat Northern will put lu a spur to the mine. in the Cesar d'Alene mining mining re- - S jflon the mines are liable to remain closed down for four months, and 3006 miners are thrown out of employment and are leaving for Hutte and Colorado as fast as possible. The main cause of the shut down was the railroads. They would not grant the. initio Oil ners a i reduction per ton on shipments Of ore and concentrates. The mines of that district, as a rule, produce low iirade ores, and in consequence cannot stand high ship-ping tariffs. pose that the inactivity iu nature is not through her own realm, or that lulntl fails to mould everything in its ow n sphere? You mar rest assured that those j Skilled In the art of reading between the lines (of everything) lind harmuny where some of us least expect it." 'Professor, do you think that the irrcit eonllict among the nations will break out this vcar?" That is hard to fay with any authority. 1 thir.l; that it must come ooou. Moreover, the year 1809 bus been the year looked for-- , ward to by most European nations as the j one by which their reorganization and armaments must be completed. The year la here, and Kussia, the great disturber of na- - tiom, is already announced as prepared. I think that 1893 is to he a very critical year, j and that .Mars, in whose month (Janusj we j are now talking, will have much to record. As far as my best judgment goat, T think this year will mark the beginning of the end, no matter how prolonged." 'Do viu read this also in the stars?" "1 read dothing but suggestions. Don't Imagine that I set up for an astrologer In the current acceptation of the term. I do not believe in judicial astrology.' Nothing that i might fancy 1 perceived would Influ-ence my judgment or ontrol my acts. I will say thisi however, that if the rumors of wars of the pasl decade break out' into facts, tkj. v,.r. Km vam wilt urH This is ore- - eminently a year of Mars. The planet will be within reach of our telescopes through-out the venr. it: and the earth "ill be In opposition In August, and nearer em h other than for fifteen years to come or in the past. All the great telescopes are getting rcadv to study our nearest planetary neighbor tfrnb r what are the very best circumstances pos-sibl- We will be 18,000,000 miles nearer than the average to .Mars on August ii ", .a. , .aE,jri SIGNS IN THE HEAVENS. The Conjnnctlon of Jnpiter am; Venus A Ugn of the Advent. Today at 1 o'clock .lupiler and Venus came In conjunction within less than a c of each other, in fuel almost touching. The astronomers of Australia, if it wasn't cloadj, had a lino view of the spectacle. VeiuiJ was just above Jupiter with a small atrip of heaven between them. Lieutenant 0. A. 1.. Totten. 1'. S. A., who !s detailed as professor of military science a; Vnle university, sees in this and the ex-pected reappenrance of the slur of Hctlile-he-the signs of the approaching advent. In an iulerview in the New York ' dis-cussing the conjunction of the two planets, he said : Let mc point out a very singular coinci-dence, for' so ! presume you will call il. You probably remember that last spring 1 called attention to ihe fact that the Jewish year, then beginning now ending, is the Sftulet OB tbolr calendar, and is represented i... .1,,. Hebrew letters II. V. H. .1., which I u;, luted out lUggested II. V. H. i, f. beiiiK landJ bcinir o Now these letters read backward, aa'tln H' brewado, spell out the word 'Jebov li.' S also does llns conjiinc-tloi- i write Ibis rerj name upon the vault of heaven for reiulinu Hi - ucroslic o. IheslKU i ioiarii we have Jupiter, Heaven, Venua, I'leavcn or.l. II V. II., and readinu' it down-war-by its Hebrow nunieribal Ittjrgeatlon, we have 6651, the number of the very year "'Hntyoii don't attach any significance to thi". do youV" of course I do. ICvcrythin:,' is significant to the watchers. I have a friend win. reads, il readl accurately, a correspondence to o, the times 1.1 Ihe he current spirit Willis Of i bultertly or in a blade of grass. hlDgl now portend 'chance Do you sup- - " MINING NOTES. Brevities From the Tintie " M inel".'"- - (" A new strike, nearly e((Ual to that of r C( CNateWHnp in Colorado. a. made in g tl claim adjoining the celebrated Uncle jf, and Ladj GodWa claims in the Tintiias ing district at Eurek t, tiie HJ'- - seventy-liv- feet, and is nine by live JT dimensions. The ledge struck showwen. feet- - of martelously rich ore. The lucky owners of this claim are Johnnie Hunt, Frank Hunter and Billy Ryan. The boys will undoubtedly be rewarded generously jor their labor. The Lakeview will be one of the leading producers of the Tintic dis-trict and we congratulate the owners on their wonderful strike. This will also prove good news to Captain 6. T. Bridges, who owns property adjoining the Lakeview. W. C. B.Allen of Salt Lake City was in Eureka this week examining into some Tin-ti- e promising prospects. Mr. Allen is on the riL'ht tack when he says that we ought to have a news bureau to keep the general pub-lic informed in regard to the new si l ikes and output of the district. It would make Eureka a city of lO.IKHI before full, bring capita to the district and result iu adyertis-In- Tintic all over the country. Hunter. Ryan and Hunt have uncovered a line bod of ore in the claim they own and arc working adjoining the (iodiva on the northeast, it is rumored that they hoisted twenty-fou- r buckets of native silver in one day last week. bis is irood news to owners of property in that locality, and again dein-- I onstrates what can be expected where work is prosecuted. John A. Sliettlc, proprietor of the Main-- ! moth mill, came in from Salt Lake Wed-nesday evening. Mr. Shettle informs tis Hint they are now treating from forty to Bfty tone of ore per day, and that for the past thirty days the ore has averaged llSpef ton. Twenty-liv- men are employed, aud the same number of stamps nre riinnintr. Dr. llostwick bTOttghtsomo very promising loosing ore over from the Damiicare !Satnr-- ! day last. It is undoubtedly very rich and will make the owners of that properly wealthy. Wc are glad of it, as they have labored hard to find the hidden treasures therein. Some sample of this ore can now he seen lu this office, The Red Rose, near Silver City, is again attracting the attention ot mining men by coming to the front with anotlu rrich strike. This time it is on the 41)1) level, and the ore body is quite extensive. The lied Rose is a steady shipper, but this new liu'd will nil-- j terially increase the output and the value of the property. niir Strike at Park. An Important itlDte haa been made in the Morning Star on Pioneer ridge. Six feet of ore is rcporlcd. Viotes. A big rush to Deep creek is expected this spring. Messrs. tlilson and Bixby are busy exper imentiug wiiii their Improvements on the cyanide' process of extracting metal from ures. The Alma Milling Mining compauy liled articles of incorporation ycMorduy. COLORADO NOTES. The name of the poslollice at Booneville, Thieblo county. l'ilH oen changed to Boone. One hundred settlers are expected this Spring In eastern Arapahoe and Kit Carson counties. It is reported that Cripple creek will have telegraphic communications with the world witliin thirty dajs. John Wyckotf of Crant accidentally shot himself in the thigh. The wound is a seri-ous one and may result in the loss Of his leg. Pan Ecker of Castle Kock, charged with the murder of i'red Alban, alias "Dutch" Jued, was taken to the Arapahoe county jail "fn Denver. . The first wedding of people from the Cripple Creek district occurred In Canon Cit, Wednesday, when O. E. Aycrs and Mis. Conors! 0. Howe of Fremont were married By Justice Miner, for which service the groom paid :i 75. ' Cooper purchased a lot. at Creeds the other day, paying the Hon. John Bbaw of Rio Grande ounty $1500 cash. 11 is now discovered lhat the lot is in the mid-dle of a street. Sam Jones, cv attorney gen-eral of the state, for -l 1 bought an interest in three tow n lots on the school section a few weeks since, lie has sold his interest ill one lot for 350: NEVADA NOTES. Another snowstorm has occurred in Uuby valley, again tilling ip the roads, which had become quite passable. W. L. Robson, who was shot by Martin Braxianovlch at Soda Springs last Wednes-day, died from the effects of the wound. The wholesale butchers of San Francisco claim that the parties who lease the corrals at Bono from the railroad company, over-charge them for hay to feed Ihe cattle un-loaded there while in transit. They say that hay can he purchased outside of the corrals at and s'i per ton while they are compelled to pny 190 a ton for it. It seems to be a ease of charging all the tratllc will bear. There is fl boom in Ruby valley at present a hav boom. Hay is now sidling at from $11 to S per ton. and is exceedingly scarce at Hint. J- T. Wright gobbled up a hun-dred tons from Frank short, which is ehoiit all there is in the valley now for sale. All tie.- farmers are. on the lookout for hay. V.iie seems to have turnod the wrong shoulder against the stockmen of Nevada. The fat cattle are dying from blackleg and the poor ones from freezing to death. A new town is springing up on the east-ern side of Uuby valley to he dedicated Mcadowvlllo. Last week the owners had an artesian well sunk, and were rewarded bv a large How of water. This tract s to the Wright Brothers and Is a property. They put up from 500 to .', tons of hay llttUUaUy, and are feeding no lots than 000 head of stock there at present This town is situated on the hanks of Franklin lake. Next summer it is ex-pected to he a favorite resort, as there Is one or more bonis beiug built for the amuse-ment of the public. When going east select the popular route, the Burlington. Two daily vestibule trains from Denver wilh dining and chair curs and Pullman sleepers attaehtd,forChloao,Pearia, 81. Louis. Kansas City, St. Joseph, Atchison sud nil points cast. Sprueer u ml Lynch's ISurgitin A iinoiiiieement. Ladies' Kkfabaf Hoots Redoeed from fJ.uo to 11.60, Misses' Boots Reduced from l.To to L39, Children's Hoots Kcduccd from $1.50 to $1.00. Men's Arctics Reduced from 11.76 to ILS6, Boys' Arctics Reduced from 11.36 to 75c. Ladies' Arctics Reduced from $1.96 to 75c. Misses' Arctics Kcduccd from 91.00 to 05c. Children's Arctics Reduced from 76c. to 50c. Also Extraordinary Bargains in aten a Fine Shoes, Tland Sewed, Worth $".50, Now sellinu' for $;l.00. Mise' Fine Hleh Cut Mutton Shoes, Worth J4.U0, Now sellinu-- for ti.00. Tliese arc All Fine Uoods. Bpcuccr A Lynch. Kill Main Street. |