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Show ALL DEFENDS ON PROVE BIBLE RIGHT MINES AND MINING THE-TEMP- ER OF THE PEOPLE RESULT OF EXCAVATIONS BURIED CITY OF GE2ER. I reduction plant Is to be A 150-to- n IN Installed at the Monarch mine at Atlanta, In Idaho. UTAHS GREAT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL MinThe Thunder Mountain-Pear- l a out is patent on taking ing company its claims, nineteen in number. , Shtuld Cubans Prove Loyal to the Ee tabllshed Government, the Insur rectlon Will Soon Be at an End. Havana. All eyes In Cuba are turned towards the provincial capital of Plnar Del Rio, for upon the ability of Pino Guerrera to capture that city depends, It Is believed here, the outcome of the Insurrection. The occupancy by the Insurgents of the towns soutbweatward of Plnar Del Rio Is considered to be only preliminary to a movement on Plnar Del Rio. A serious question is whether the population of the captured towns and that of tne thickly settled and marvelously rich Vuelta Abajo tobacco region surrounding them will Join Guerrera's forces. If they do the leader will approach Plnar Del Rio In overwhelming force, The outcome depends on the loyalty or disloyalty of the people. It Is undeniable that Guerrem Is gathering hundreds of veterans and others under his leadership and It Is Impossible to estimate the sincerity of the people In Plnar Del Rio, who have been looked upon as likely to support the government, A detachment of 250 Cuban artll, lerymen from Havana have reached Plnar Del Rio, where they will co. operate with the rural guards and volunteers. These artillerymen, however, can only act as Infantry, as they have not been trained to use field guns. A hospital corps and other do tails are following the artillerymen to Plnar Del Rio In readiness foi what Is expected to be a short and decisive campaign. The province of Havana Is quiet. Considerable sympathy Is developing In Havana for General Gomez, who Is commonly believed to be too broadminded a patriot to mix himself up fti revolutionary schemes. WILL REBUILD 8TRICKEN CITY. Narratives of Scripture, by Many ReShown to Be Shed on Lit- - , garded aa Myths, Veracious Light tie Known Races. A force of forty miners is now em- e ployed blocking out ore in the Sunny-sidmine, in the Thunder 'Mountain The romantic work of ascertaining the light which modern exploration district. can throw upon the Palestine of the The directors of the mint on the biblical ape and upon Old Testament 22nd purchased 100,000 ounces of sily narratives auds another vol deume to the library that has accumu- ver at 67 cents aa ounce, to be The New at Orleans, livered price lated since these researches began In 1804. ' paid the previous week was 66.62 The new volume, ruble Sidelights cents. from the Mound of Gezer Is by the Success of the most generous proantiquary, R. A. Stewart Is attending the efforts of the portions Macallster, director of excavations for Gray Warrior company upon the Idaho the Palestine exploration fund. The site of the ancient and burled placer possessions on the Boise river, miles northwest of city of Gezer was identified 36 years about seventy-fivback, but its excavation Is the most Boise. recent enterprise, begun In 1902 and It is reported that an important brought down to last summer, when some glimpses of the results achieved strike has been made in a property were glveu at the annual meeting of belonging to Charles Neff, Mr. Mcthe Palestine exploration fund. The Bride and others near the Dewey mine present book Is the forerunner and at Roosevelt. The claim Is south and popular summary of the complete west of the Dewey. , now In preparation on a scale Siemolr recent of Because the heavy storms magnitude. The excavations have added 1,500 all the ore traffic from American Fork years to the early history of Gezer, canyon has been suspended. The road dating It back to 3,000 B. C when a la washed out in such a bad condition diminutive cave dwelling' race lived that It will require some time to repair there, A landmark in Its biblical his- It for the resumption of ore freighttory Is that the city was given by ing. the king of Egypt to his daughter when she married Solomon. It stood The directors of the Consolidated on the verge of the territory Inhabited Mercur company have declared a divby that mysterious race, the Philisidend of' $25,000. With this payment tines, and when David routed them the Consolidated Mercur company will he went In pursuit as far as Gezer. have distributed to the fortunate Among the many Old Testament stories which have fascinated human- stockholders of the company the sura ity are the idyll of Rebecca (Genesis of $3,360,312.97. 24) and the exploits of Samson. It Is claimed that the (nntimony Rebecca, who went to draw water mines of Utah are greater than any from a well, was picked out from and this phase In entire the country, other maidens by the servant of Abraasham, who was In quest of a wife for of the mineral Industry of Utah is his masters son. She thus became the suming proportions equal to the imwife of the patriarch Isaac, and the portance of the valuable mineral conmother of Esau and Jacob. The un- tained within Utah hills. earthing of houses at Gezer helps Fire of unknown origin started In experts to fill in the story of the the of plant of the National Smelting Rebecca by reconstructing wooing for us the home of the maiden and company, at Rapid City, S. D., .and, her interesting brother Laban. owing to the lack of water, spread to The death of Samson, narrated in adjoining property. Loss about $150;-- . the Hook of Judges, has been ranked The1 as a myth by critics, who uuld not 000, partly covered by insurance. of is value total the $250,000. plant accept the possibility of his supposed Dr. Oscar Eckstein, achievement in pulling down the pilprofessor of, lars and killing so many Philistines chemistry at the University of ChicaBut In a stratum at Gezer, some 300 go, and Dr. Wilfred G. Fralick of New, years older than the time of Samson, two noted scientists and. the excavators have found a form of Yq4v City, are on a prospecting building which answers to a remark- mining experts, In hills near Boise, and it is' the able extent the conditions of the trip story. It is a temple with a portico reported that they are prosecuting their work In the interest of big eastaupimrted by four wooden pillars. The discoveries at Gezer also en- ern capitalists. able experts to form a fair concepA carload, of very rich copper ore,; tion of the llorites, a hitherto un- carrying a little better than 41 per' known race of cave dwellers referred was sent out recently by F. J. to in Genesis and Deuteronomy. The cent, one of the leasers at the EuBrinton, Amor! tea, who are mentioned for their "iniquities" In Genesis,, now reka Hill. This is no doubt the best stand in clearer light, for their many copper ore that has been sent out forms of idolatry and moral abomina- from Tintic in years, and the carload tions are better understood by the of ore will bring in the neighborhood digging out of the High Place" of of $4,000. Gezer, which is the largest early The actual mining and sacking of sanctuary or place of worship ore baa begun at the rich 'Seven - , V; v Vfct ' j v." - U ' y , , ... to-da- well-know- n e Material For Temporary Homes Be Free By the Ing Distributed Chilean Government. Valparaiso. About 10,000 workmen are employed In clearing away the ruins here and In searching for bodies f those who lost their lives during the recent earthquake and fires. In ' the wreckage of a house workmen found a child alive In a barrel, which had protected It from harm. The naval school Is to be reconstructed and It Is expected that the cadets will be able to resume their studies there In about two months. The sale of articles of food Is strictly supervised by the city and government officials to prevent any abuses In the direction of Increases In prices. In different parts of the city depots for the distribution of food have been establishes!, the main features of which are Immense caldrons from which, under the supervision of young yet unearthed. womrt of the highest society In ValClocks and Billiard Players. paraiso, soup Is distributed to the Striking The salesman In the Jewelry store poor. w&b talking of the merits of various Many of the best families of this wall clocks to a patron and finally have decided to go to Europe and pointed out one as a city great bargain. atay there during the rebuilding of Not for me," Valparaiso In general, and of their er; "that clock interrupted the customstrikes and I wouldn't own residences In particular. It as a hae "You're different gift" Material for the construction of temporary houses or sheds Is being from the usu&l run of purchasers i distributed gratis by the local and gov- they prefer striking clocks," commented the salesman. ernment authorities. "Yea. but they dont keep The government of Ecuador has ordered the commander of Kcundorcan explained the customer. I cruiser marines to place himself and want the clock for my establishment his vessel at the disposal of the Chil- and a striking clock would lose me ean government for the transportation money. Tool and billiards are fascinof the refugees from Valparaiso to ating games and players get so abvarious points. sorbed they forget all about time, which they wouldn't do If there was MULES WERE TO BLAME. a clock striking regularly, a clock every hour In my place would Stubbornness Caused a Collision In striking make a big hole In the receipts, and Which Woman Wat Killed. I guess a clock that struck half hours Azusa, Cal. The coroner' Jury In wc tld put nto out of business. No, sir, the case of Mrs. Rhoden, who was you don t find a wise poolroom keeper hilled Wednesday In a collision here hanging a striking clock In his pluce." Philadelphia Record. between a stage coach and a Santa Fe sev-iVpassenger train, In which accident Lawn Tennla and Tennla. others were seriously Injured, has There are thousands who Imugine returned a verdict that no one wna to that tennis am lawn tennis are Idenblame for the accident. The collision tical. In America tennis, the mother was caused by the stubbornness of the game. Is always known as "court tenmnle team attached to the coach. nis," whereas lawn tennis Is generally known as "tennis." The games are In County Treasurer Short In Accounts. niany respects very different. Kan. J. E. Wade, counConcordia, The court, which In lawn tennis Is ty treasurer, cannot be found, and the open, In tennis Is closed at the back commissioners have taken auJ aides by the walls, and almost Incounty charge of his arcounts and are exam- variably above by a roof. There Is a ining his books. A letter dated Crip- cc dderablo amount of play off the b; and aide walls. The balls arc ple Creek, Colo., was received on Friharder than lawn tennis balls, being. day from Wade, and In It the writer In fact, of the consistency of cricket a of In acknowledges $5,000 shortage the county's funds, lie says he lost balls. Hence the rackets are heavier the money on the hoard of trade, and and the gut Is thicker. Fry'a warns the officers not to attempt to capture him, sajlng he will not bo And at Your Expense. taken alive, "His Idea of a 'lobster Is any one ' Wanted Their who drinks nothing Twenty Per Cent stronger than water." were Six over Chicago. policemen "How ridiculous! Why, If you whelmed Friday by a mid rush of men a presi lobster hard enough he's bound to and women who were determined to take a nip.' get the first money paid out of the vaults of the ruined Milwaukee AveToo Full for Utterance. "How was It I saw Footlltes in town nue State bank. Receiver Fctser had made arrangements to pay 20 per cent this week?" "He Isn't playing." to 6.000 of the 22.000 depositors, and I thought he was the star ever.xbody was anxious to bo among In "Why, that tank drama." the c.piH). At daybreak tho crowds "Bo he was, but he wanted to be the wsrmrd around the bank and by 8 o'clock the bank was surrounded by tank, too." 26,000 people. Pal-istinl- pool-rooma- ," Troughs strike, says the I PREPARES MEN AND WOMEN FOR SUCCESS IN LIFeJ j& Learning ts wealth to the poor, an honor to the rich, an aid to thp young, a support comfort to the aged Bacon. and OF STUDY COURSES AGRICULTURE Agronomy, Horticulture, Animal Industry. Veterinary Science, Dairying, Irrigation and Drainage. Etc. SCIENCE AND ARTS Cooking and DOMESTIC Dietetics. Sanitation. Hygiene, Sewing, Household Eeo mics, Etc. MECHANIC ARTS Carpentry . Forging. Pattern Making. Carriage Building, Foundry Work, Machine Work, Etc, COURSES are also offered in Music, Art, 1 ' ENGINEERING Mechanics, Surveying Irrigation, Sewerage, Hydraulics, Roads and Etc. 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Address the Registrar, Agricultural College, Logan, J. S. Lewis & Son O O O O DEALERS Fresh lovelock, Nevada, Tribune. The seam of extremely rich ore Is widening with every foot gained In depth, while surrounding this $100,000 streak Is several Inches of ore that will go from $1,000 to $5,000. D. P. Rohlfing, the well known mining engineer and manager of the Frisco Contact and Lulu companies properties at Beaver, In Beaver county, Utah, returned from his three months' trip abroad last week. During his absence Mr. Rohlfing attended the International gathering of mining engineers at London. A mining suit that promises Interesting developments has been filed at Carson City, Nevada, by the Combination Mining company against the Mohawk Mining company, alleging that the latter company Is working on the ore within four feet of the Combination line, which ore apexes on the Combination claims. President Don Maguire of the Napoleon & Maghera Copper Mining company, whose mines are located at the foot of Mt. Monte Crlsto, about five miles north of Ogden, has Just succeeded In getting sufficient miners to double crew the work. He Is driving a deep tunnel, and the work has been delayed owing to a scarcity of aui table labor. Among the more recent excite-ment- a in Nevada Is that over the discoveries said to' have been made of placer gtdd In a dry lake near the Stonewall mountain. For years this dry lake has been traveled by prospectors and Investors, especially during the past two years, and their only thought upon finding the dry lake beneath their leet was to get away from It aa fast as possible. i A 100 tor milling plant Is to bo erected on the South Africa property, about a mile from Idaho City. The average grade ore In this property Is put conservatively at $3 a ton. and of this kind of ore it la estimated there la $l,500,ooty in sight. Work Is being vigorously prosecuted In getting the water out of the Potest mine at Silver City. Idaho, Consider-abl- e old Junk, Inrtudlng (wo ore buckets, an ore car, the fly wheel of an engine and su old boiler oop have been taken out of th shaft. tm n Cured Meats. & IN O O O O Fancy & Staple Groceries. Green Groceries in Season. SPANISH FORK, UTAH RE1EI3 AUik.EmyTjou Ltat Utah. 24 Indemnity School Land Select!. N O T I 6 E . United States Ind OW.a, Salt Lake Cltv. I tah. July Vth. ,M. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the btatrd; has tiled In thin office a listof Xo. ridl selected by the sold State, aa I ndcmslt; S Lunda, under section 4 of the Act of Cm( u approved July IS. 1WH. Tho followlnf embraced In said Hat, are found to bo or all miles of mining location, data via : NUNEJdseo. tp. s., r.d o.. Sail Meredlan. A oopy of said list, ao far aa It relata to tracts, by descriptive euhdlvWona. tooIn for conspicuously posted in this office tlon by any person Interested, anil by t lie generally. Within the next ality dnra folio date of this notice. under dcparlinonial aI"' tlonaof January 10, IWW. proicsu or against the claim of the Hiaietoant" tract or subdivisions herelnbrlot dew. on the ground that the same la boh v, for miners! than agricultural purpowa. received and noted for report to twr land office at Washington, i. C. ope proteat or contest, withinl the time Mnoi ; will be considered the tract.' of character selection thereof, being otherwise awJ" by objection, will he recommended 1 FRANK D. H.IHUS, Kef1 First publication July Zd. Hd. i t, ' . suttH-len- s REVIV w mmniemeat profit. h end VITAL RESTORES iSS tattuW2dply 0 PUNCTURE-PROO- i pair. TIRES F Prtoo per 980 To nfratfuoo ? 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