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Show rinljini Kbmk Nbrrpllck. by daughter of Mr. and Hena of Waltabiirg, Ore., partially paralyzed a few daya upon making a careful ex. and Bt,() aminalion it waa found that a sheep tluk had been causing the trouble. The tick bad burled itself in the back of the child's neck and waa hidden by the hair of the head. Since the tick has been removed the child has improved. Tli Mia. I). M Brad Ilia Slat. Nehra-k- a a WESTBIOI STATUS will enjoy this publication intu-- better if you will get into the baliit of rending tlio advertisements; they will afford a most intentsting study and will put you in the way of gettiug sonic excellent bargains. Our advertisers are reliable, they send what they advertise. You Actual figure fur W Ih'Jfi II BAT CRUC. and eonaerrativa Spscial Announcement with ll.lt lo Salt Uki Hiauip Co.. Ill W. SwitiiS Souib ... Sill Ijtke 4'liy. and get ruliber ataaip of your knmaiuro. anb Ink. -pad aud wmkI cut. in Imx cunipleie 'raid w kkk itsi.v regular prion mil. Cut this out aud mill YOURSELF! amount to much? Mamie Oh, yes. She's at It for eighteen hours a day. Tbit Jubilee Brought thousands of visitor into Salt Like City. '1 he clerks in ion's Savings Hunk, near tlu monument erected at tho bend of Main street, in honor of Brigham I you would keep pouted, Young and I 'ionuc rs. have lx e kept busy write fur Inforniatiuu. ojieniiig new accounts for the hundreds Prompt Iteplloa. who have visited the bank. Tho amount Quick Return. now on dcuisit is (l.liitiHUO. Ifavo you u Savings ucvoiiiit? if not, open oiioauw. FRED A. SEARS. SALT I..IKR CITY Five per ccut nr annum interest is imid MeCornh'k Work. coiniHjinideil foi r times u year. Write for UNIVERSI rY op NOTRU DAME, uuy iuforinutiou deshcl. WILFOBD WOODKCF, Iresiileiit Notre Dame, Indiana. GEORGE M. CANNON, Cashier. (Haaalra. Letter. Kclenrr, Law,. Civil, lie rlianleal and Meclrlral Fugliiei-rliigA Martyr to lllrrougha. aud I'ommerrlal Thorough Preparatory l atuilanU at ram. ('ouraca. KerlanlMlliil or Miss Lucy Marshall, of Centralis, kanlur tnr, I'lillriniu Kouiiib Free, Junior CfHinra. St. Kilwani'a llall, fra hjw under 13. Mo., has been a victim of hiccoughs Tlia 101th Term will oin-September Itli, She Las IHU1. Catalogue arm Krre .m apvili'ntlim tu since last Christmas day. Uav. A. Morrliary. C. N. (', Preuideul. become a mere skeleton. r-'.-T. Live Stock Commission. ntNK-la- n for u. Proaperloni Map uf t'tah. The Passenger Dojia rlmont of the Illo poyti. lemdopMuagufurtuirBaiid Grande railway luis just Issued an rity work Hwtlla nountry SlmrtcU. Jk Mala eta iUekmwad, Ta. Ilia i.k.llimilll, nuip showing all mining districts of MTIIONK WHO HtlK record, together with nn outline sketch of bkhiiwI tlm linvrriiinmt D will wrilu In Aalhan thu older districts, and railing special at Be IVuron ami )atriit Ali'y, Old 9 K.. Waaliinguui, l.0.lilie will iwiwlven roiuiS ruuly. toutiou to several partially developed regions which recently luivo shown hnport-uNEW discovery: uuooveriiigs of gold and copper, now 1 W iiih'kivllr(awlriimiwunil . hi' ml fur book uf ttnlimiHiiulaaiid III daya notice of prosjiectors, investors attracting Br. w. treatment Free. iLil.liinl'tMiM, AUaaaa, aud olliecs. W. N. U., Salt Lake No.33, 1897 For coiiles of this valuable map address Whoa Answering Advertisement Kindly F. A. Waui.eigh, G. P. A., Suit Luke City. Mention This Paper. piwrenwd who ran give thHr tu thu huunne. Noam, lliouirh, mar la itntMaltly ntt. itieri',Ul WrrK I'PI ki Kl.OXDYKE UNABATED. f.M 1.000. The Alaska Placers and How to Reach Them Comparison of Colorado and Alaska-Ot- her Interesting News. From the Juneau mine, iu Silver Row basin. Alaska. $hi,non Iu gold wa taken out iu the first twenty days of the A ten sou. of eopMT in June amounted tuns and from January 1st. 112,222 tun, ngaiust iVsloti tuns uf the same time last year. At the Holden Cate mill at Mercur, tlie formation fur mineral values, The KliMiilyke Ilarrr.. tlii streets of the city is quite sim- Utah, which is tu have a cuiincity of The chief object of Interent in the ilar in that found in the upper work- KUO tuns daily, the Kendall dioxide cymilling world ;it the prenent time nn ings of the Fryer hill bonanza in llic anide process will lie used. the new Klondike plneer of Alaska. parly day. A conservative stliiiaie of Thomas Kearns, representing the SilThat these are phenomenally rieh the prndiiciioii of till group of mines ver lias secured nu option ou the there la no doubt whatever, since the would place It at nni tons a day, which UnionKing, nt 1'ark City, Utah, for mine ai-atoriea of their great value siijs would swell the total output of the eighteen months nt $o0,000. amounts of arrival large the douor mure than ported ly camp to :!,nni tons, The Nowell C. M. Co. writes that of gold dust and nuggets in the ble ihe tonnage of the day of the acUnited States. But so far the boom. This achievement, however. Is good rock miners can find employment counts of tlie discoveries are some- likely in be isisihiuih1 fora number of in and urauud Juneau, Alaska. The Klondyke excitement Is making minwhat vague. They have been liunle mouths, since the mine will scareely ora scarce there. a be along the Klondyke river, which completely drained before tlie firs' Canadian in l'liil. Yukon, the Armour mid oilier capitalists of December. uf tributary In the meantime progress territory, though not far is from the being of Chicago have purchased a large preserved made in pushing the great Yak tunnel tract uf placer laud on tlie Snake river, American frontier, order in the region by a detachment of tlie to a connection with the rich auriferous Idaho, nnd It Is said will It by Canadian mounted poliee, blit other- proper! to the Ibex Min- means of a dry process. wise the mining I carried on ns if on ing fompany, which it will drain. That The silver yield in Mexico last year American soil. Mails are obtained it will tap yet uncovered Isnlies of ore waa estimated at $o4.oIM).inn), and it I from Circle City, which is near by, in it northeastward course I claimed that there is a larger output whither the United States post office cxjicctcd. and a continuation lieiug made this year, which premand a month, the theories of it projectors will tend ises to increase tlie total to $(i0, 000,000. makes a dlspateh onre or lo greatly stimulate supplies are sent in from Juneau, no development withA company lias taken up, under the in the ami defined on laler maps as up the Yukon river. There being law, the islands in Crcnt Balt placer ibe region the "Leadvllle gold licit" extending Canad'an customs offices in Lake, fur their guano deposits. The duty-frein far north gone thus and south have Little of the Johnnie thpse Britmine for a long distance. There Is al- first shipment will lie made to Califorbut there is already an outcry-inia fur sugar licet fields. doubtand ish Columbia against this, ready considerable activity to tlm north less ere long collectors of customs will across the Big Evans tlulcli, with the There has lieen mi unavoidable delay most belief til indications, and tlie In getting the pumps started at Lcad-villle stationed there. Most of the minsince necessary casting bail to lie ers on the ground are Americans, and Time Is advised that lieforo tlie seaexsecured It is now expected! I far thus son's work the all gold the proltaldy interrupted by heavy Hint all in Deliver. will United be working liy the pumps the to snowfalls been of lie winter there will a retracted has brought newal of work along the southern ex- the loth. States. Recent discoveries of The climate of the Yukon country is tension of the gold licit In Iowa (Julch, wild and severe. The winter w long, where all activity ended when the Bex quartz nt Hall City, iu Trinity county, and the time when work can le car- proposition was nlnindoncd, the cause California, near tlie Harrison gulch ried on to advantage Is correspond- for It having been generally misunder- mines, have caused considerable exingly short. The snowfall is said to lie stood. Moffat, Brown and many other citement and many people have gone comparatively light; hut the cold is wealthy men, it will lie rememlieml, la to prospect mill locate. A eopiier ledge is reisirted to have great, temperatures of BS degrees to spent a large stun of money in that 70 degrees Im'Iow zero Fahrenheit be- property and when they otnppod sink- been discovered on tlie shore 400 miles ing registered. During the brief sum- ing work upon a score of prospect In west of Sitka, which is said to be mer tlie weather is sultry and the my- the vicinity was at once suspended, eighty feet wide and fioO feet la riads of mosiiuitoes are a pest. After since It wa erroneously assumed that length. It has lieen for L. G. were discouraged with tho indica- Hillman of aud associates. September loth the Juneau route is they Sjiokaue tion In the liottoin of their shaft. Impassable on account of the tierce Up to July 10th for 1KD7. ihe value This was by no mean llie case, n storms which set iu at that time and make the crossing of Cliilkoot pass the record of the diamond drill, driven of ore nml mattein expelled from the British Columbia, to considerable depth lielow the deep- Kootenay mine very hazardous. was Of $.'.lil(1.2Si;.SO. tills 27.378 ton est had exlevel, the previously proved The new diggings are very difficult was in on valued at $1.!I22I2(.'.70 ami of access. At present there are two istence of good value, nnd in a way (1,083,040.10 In produce of smelters. route thither, one from St. Michael's, confirmed the theories of the ablest exSome of the lsst gold properties of near the month of the Yukon river, perts In the camp that the Jonny ore from Cripple Creek are said to lie in French and the other from Juneau. From St. ciuite extend southwestwnrd Broeco hill across California, Empire hands. Foreign steam-Ixiat- s are even Michael's there are light-drawhich ascend the Yukon river and Iowa gnlche. to the Arkansas riv- reported to have displaced a recent er. Nothing has ever lieen developed president of the Victor miue of that to Dawson City, a distance of 1.7tK) to disprove that theory and It Is as te- camp. miles, the entire journey from Seattle y held ns it was number of silver dollars coined occupying thirty or forty days, the naciously when a score of shafts were going atThe the fj"v costing $1N0. This is the easier down In United States mints during the Iowa gulch to confirm it. It la Inst fiscal The other Is from Juneau, year was 21.21 KS.701, on not nt all so a that a likely promising which tin seigniorage or profits to the partly by river ami partly liy foot, field will remain long undeveloped. It distance of (sid miles to the Klon- is a big niiiucy preposition to lie sure, government miiniuitcd to $0.3.OT,104. This route is exceedingly dyke. A cut in wages nt Iark City, Utah, but money Is going to be more plentirough. The rivers are rapid nnd ful for such reasonably assured enter- in tlie Outnriu mid Daly mine, has over the everynnd portages rocky, than It liat been announced to go Into effect Augthing must be packed on their backs prises In the next few years 1S1K1 struck such ust 1st, which is under discussion been since .f the Inby panic by the travelers themselves, or by tho uieu as to whether they will submit dian carriers, if they can bo secured. a cruel Mow to Loadville. No effort or not. m the country, has yet lieen made to enlist eastern No food is produc-n- l in the matAs a capital undertaking. is nnd the immigrant Nevada nnd Colorado are nn longer obliged to carry a huge supply with him. because the ter of fact, Leadvllle has relied very silver states," the gold yield In ISM climate of tlie country U such that little uhiii outside assistance during exceeding that of silver iu each com. egress from it is possible only In the the past twelve years, and Colorado moil weal til. Montana is now tlie silsummer, and even with plenty of capital will before long, ns we firmly ver state," though either Nevada or money it is not easy to buy there all lmlieve, again undertake to solve the Colorado stands ready to dispute 111 title should conditions warrant the exthat is needed. The Alaska Commer- problem. cial Company, which sends steamlxmts With the labor question settled and traction of the white metal. from St. Michael's up the Yukon river, the water problem solved, Imadville li Tlie value of the pearls found during declares its inability to transport to destined soon to enter upon a new era 18i)(i on tin coast of tlie (Julf of Ijiw-e- r the region an adequate supply of of prosiicrity, eclipsing the magnificent California amounted to $:.0.000. is If such winter next there for goods performances of the past. Besides, there were also exportisl a rush thither as there promises to he. S.00U tons of mussel shells, the value of If this happens there will surely he Colorado vs. Alaska. w liidi was estimated nt ? 1.2,10, 001. much suffering ami loss of life. Under these circumstances It is a matter From the Mining Industry aud Review. The jienvl fishing, with appurtenance?, forms tlie entire of the nafor congratulation that only a comThe daily papers all over the country tives. mid lai 1'nz,occupation the capital for this paratively small number of persons are still full of news regarding the trade lu the peninsula, exists exclusivecan find transportation thither before wealth of Alaska and the Im- ly upon tills Industry. Until a few great season closes. the preseut mense amount of money already and to native divers hail been Our advice tn gold seekers Is to con- lie made there. Both sides of the ques- years ago only nml the greatest depth to employed, encounsider well tlie difficulties to bo tion seem to be represented. There is which they could dive was thirty-five tered before setting out, nnd we ad- no question but that there is gold In feet. Flam the inlnsliietiou of the dress this especially to persons in tho Alaska, but the great question is, is modern apparatus a depth of eastern anil central stales who have there as much gold there for the ex- 180 feet diving was accomplished, while forliad no experience in rough countries, penses nml hardships one lias to underthe best could not remain and therefore can have little idea of go to olilain it ns there is in Colorado. merly tlimi twodivers minutes under longer in lie must borne the hardships which Facts so far presented show that Colo- a modern diver thinks nothing ofwater, stayAlaska. To those who are going from rado far exceeds Alaska, not only in the for two hours at a depth of Its the I'acllle slope we suggest that they quantity of the mineral, hut in regard ing although nt a still greater depth take a reserve supply of food in the to the cost of obtaining it ami the com- feet, is the shortened ou stay compressed form that the nrtny has forts one has to forego to obtain ir. account of thenecessarily volume of water above. with so successfully and Colorado Is full of mineral, and The divers do not limit themselves to provide themselves with p'enty of tlie past five years has made many mil- the pearl oysters, but whenever clothing and blankets. But aliove all, lionaires out of absolutely poor people, coine across a rare piece of coral they or a nn one should start for the Klondyke and the next five years will make many new kind of mussel, they pocket these who is not amply provided with money. more. Cold mining in Colorado is surlikewise. It is hardly necessary for us to call at- rounded with comforts in comparison The Drum T.nninion mine nt Marystention to tlie historical experience of with going to Alaska, as In most eases these rich gold discoveries that where we are in close touch with the liig ville, Mantnmi, was a year ago reportthere are n few who make fortunes centers of the United States, and If one ed worked out. the force emthere are many who lose all they have makes a good strike In this country ployed by the Montana Mining Comind often their lives, nnd there are there Is plenty of capital to help It pany, the owners, is ns largo ns It over Vmnd to lie disappointments In Alaska along, and they do not have tn wait a was, nnd in u few days when tlie mill will he crushing ore lust as there were in California. year or two lo get people Interested. ami Dakota. Engineering and A person can take $1.rmo to again, tlie limnls-- of men in tlm com32.0H0 and come to Colorado and by be- pany's employ will lie larger than ever lliuing Jourual. ing industrious and using good judg- liefure in its history. Then are now ment. can make it the foundation for about 2.10 men on tlie pay roll of tlie T.ni'Hlllr' Itrlcht Foturs. a very snug fortune. In fact most of company. Until last year tlie Drum From the Denver Times. the fortune made here have lieen made Lummuii mine was a steady prod urn The calculations upon a largely in- from less than $10. as that is about the almost from tin time tin English comcreased output at Ieadvllle. once the amount the general prospector has to pany tough t the property from Timm-alown-tnw- n mines are again in opera-lio- start with. Colorado this year will add Cruse. Less titan a year ago. both nre not based upon conjecture ns to the wealth of the world at least mills were closed down, as it was io what will be found in the drifts In gold, and fully ns much In found they were keeping ahead of Hid stopes now filled with water. The other inetnls. But Colorado's output Is Since the development of extensive ore bodies, being put before the public every year; has shown up large ore lmdies work existence and richly mineralized, was demonstrated it not hoarded and sprang on the pub- within a short time 120 stamp will be long before tht exigencies of tlm labor lic all at once. If It should lie for one dropping again. In tlm meantime a strike nnd the disagreement ns to the year, it would create the greatest cyanide plant lias been put up tn work comdivision of pumping expense the world ever had. AVe have no over nil immense quantity of old tailpelled their owner to Kusiend opera- objection whatever In anyone going ings. All this mean min-i- i for other tions. 1osslbly fs) tier cent, of the to Alaska that desire, but want to say intnos all over Ihe West, for the tonnage of the district, prior to the to them that they should not overlook uf Hie Drum Lummon is the histrouble, came from, these properties, tho good things here for the greener tory of oilier mines in Nevada. Colo, ind more than that proportion of the fields far away. rudo, California, Idaho aud Arizona. ii-- I nm lMN-ke- IXTEIIKST IX TIIE Export tn l.'t.l2,.l oin-ral- B for iiiiiifttural diN'baniMi, tiitiftoiimtt'ou, irriUtinoi w iiltertinLi of WUCOUi ttlClubriilirri. Fitin vm, sad not e-powum.u. Mold by llru((lila 'or nr nt in. plain wrapprr, fra hr xui-m1 .oi, ..r 3 liottlM, Circular wilt ou nguai C A contract fur tlie civet Ion of a smelter at CerrlUos, New Mexico, for Captain Italue lias lieen let. t iliseovervd in the Tansy A mine, near Hoimrii, California, a few (lay ago, Is reHirted to have yielded I liiff Can ba aiada working til Tn HJJ ti; I NOTES. 1 - ln MINING lie-lo- w avvZ-- CUJ5E QENERAL MINING DEPARTMENT ts-lo- . AdvrrtlM-niriiM- a Omit Wheat has com to the very front rank as a wheat producing tnt, with her KplHiiilid crop of itS.iMi.imo huiiliela Putdii'l of soring wheat, averaging over to 1L0 acre, and .Yimi.IMI I.unIm-Iof winter 21 wiil tuihiiels to average wheat, which which tha acre. The talilo given baa lieeu carefully compiled. ehows what will nurprika many, that Nebnu-kstands tliird among the ktatek a- - a wheat prudw-- . he bourns in mind that er, ami it uiunt the slate that outrank her are almost wheat stale-- . whereas Mebrnskii in a eoiinlry of diversified croiw, coru being her principal pruducL This year Mia IL nOHDCV 1nVr nt imm-n- e s coiili-dcuil- y e, n e, gold-bearin- g lis-ate- s ft to-da- rlo. TEACHERS 9AKTED! have several times ss many vacancies as members. Send fur list of l.i.'OO Must havs more member. several plans; two plans give free oun plan GUAKAN-TKKpositions. 10 cents pnys for book, cunts mug plunk and a Fou.iO love story of Colics cm No blanks nnd to rlrnilHrs ire. dava plovers for rvronntieiiding teachers charge SOUTHERN TEACHERS' t REV. BUREAU. DR. a M. SUTTON. A. M rrealilxnl snd NsnswC. XW.IW.MsisA Ml M..,luli'rHle.Ry.f Norlkrr rnrewiSrs rk rayn nWr f. 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