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Show THE PAYSON GLOBE PAYSOX, UTAH, SATURDAY, mEITEMHEU VOL. V NO. 31. 4, 1897. " SOUTHWEST NOTES. HARRITY RICHER THAN KLONDIKE. DEFEATED. SHOOTING in jail. NO MORE KLONDIKE CLAIMS. rsonsjlvaale Demormllc Stata Cosvrwtloa Mlaassata Drpwly Sheriff riiws Klmsa 1'sufila who tie la Mow Most Work for Shots at Slvxplsc Msa. hp a Majorit y Kamov ra lllm. Ciiarlv, II. Adams committed suicide Waa. DemoMinn., Sept. 1. There 1. The at Miles Pity by drowning himself in Ledger has Minneapolis, Pa., Reading, Sept been received from the Wash., just Seattle, Ang. SO. IT. A. Stanin has been a aeusatioasl shooting affray Uic Yellowstone. north fork of the MacMillan river, cratic state convention convened KL Michael for the who went to ley, L. Murphy, Jesse Converse of taraiuie bad bis Alaska, from George Lemmon, ad- this city and nominated Walter E. at the county jail, lames Associated lres, returned to thia eity a to a auditor sheriff, lleider for .brought .jail of deputy Lyeoming county skull fractured in a runaway, and is in dressed to his wife in south Tacoma, on the steamer lortlsnd. He says: and M. E., Brown of Ulalra-vill- e woman of the towh who lie ssBl waa critical condition. I have been seven weeks t the giving particulars of a fabulously rich general nnder arrest and pent for Matron for state treasurer. The new inheritance tax law will- - be strike ou thia tributary of tins Macmouth of the Yukon, at St Michaels, the cleared candithM way The matter of the selection of Woodburn;havlng tested in a case at Great Kalis, In which Millan river. where I saw nearly all of the miners II apartments aud he latter entered the overshadowed was dates by entirely He and his partner wrnt there from the county sues to recover Cl, 337. U. eomtng out, aud interviewed them. Ae from an the fight to force the retirement of Mr. opened fire on her ns band, Clevis a result, I feel it my duty to advise John IV alters of Walkerviile Montana the Yukon on information He bed. them last llarrlty from the national committee, Woudburn, who waaiasleep in every one to stay out until next spring. leaned on a loaded and cocked shotgun Indian who accompanied enterfire of which fired eleven to silver. shots, to his hostility have owing and with the loss of one spring and he says that they Klon- The opponents of Mr. llarrlty succeed- ed the body, exclaiming: 111 teach Wild, in many esses, exaggerated restruck a locality richer than the arm. ports, have been circulated since the 2U0 hint to rain my daughter? dike. In three months they have made ed in pushing through by a vote of The discoveries were made. first In M. and d The watchman .rallied Eddie Stabler, a to 134 a resolution indorsing James preChey- a clean up of $55,000. strike, however, waa, and is, one of the thia trho had vented enne lioy, died Sunday from scalding, Guffee Mr. for his Woodburn, by Harritys position. He says they have a large bucket if not tlie greatest in the cuuaed by falling in a tub of boiling and a friends contend that the state conven- time secured hi oil11 weapon, from greatest, world's big can full of nuggets aud al1robably $3,000,000 history. wuter. tion has no power to declare hia seat firing at hia now 1 treating enemy. waa cleaned lliie spring, and next though they have no scales they be- in up refused himself and and vacant tlie national committee Mnrphy gave up John liraydon, a lunatic who escaped lieve It will reach the amount named. spring I look for from $5,000,000 to from the lteno asylum, was arrested They have staken off five claims and that he will not surrender without a to discuss the easei fsept to say that to shot bad wee he Kentuckian tad a t Virginia and taken back to he tells hia wife to send up four fight "The field ia hardly opened np sa William F. llarrlty showed no dis- kill. Woodburn ia 4iangrrously, but friends, whom he designates, as quicklint those going in now must bear yet, 1 am not fatally ahnL Us will not talk. Last Sunday night was the hottest ly as possible to locate ths adjoining may over his defeat He said: in mind that everything in that region outTbs Cisneros Kuaiaur. ever experienced in Elko, the ther- properties, the law being that one man not greatly disappointed at the was staked long before any reports come. When 1 recall that during the Consul-GenerKent! 1. claim. can one locate 80 most mometer the of reached the outer world, and that they only recording Washington, The letter was sent down by the In- campaign of last year such names as lee's investigations into the cir- must prospect for themselves, buy night. dian who toek $500 or $000 worth of W. C. Whitney and David U. Hill were ca instances attending tlie arrest of the claims from the present owners or A1 1'rater, a well known Comstock to lay In a fresh supply for the hissed in meetings held in Tammany young Cuban girl Vvangelina Coasio work for tlie owner. miner, was seriously injured by a cave-i- n nuggets Lemmon says he will not be hall because of the refusal to acqui- Cisneros have resulted in sweeping ' "No new strike had been reported np winter. Ilruna-wlck level of the in the out next summer and that his esce in all declarations of the Chicago away a great deal at the romance that to the time of my leaving, and another before hale. friends can reach there by the middle conren tion, I find it quite easy to he attached to her cate.- Ho cabled the may not be made for five years, alWillie Wilseck. a Cheyenne bicyle of October over the Cliilkoot pass. philosophical over tlie situation. state department today from Havana though Alaska la an enormous country racer, ran upon a cows horus while MacMillan ia between 300 and 300 that the girl ia not Aha neice of Mar- and will yet, I believe, produce more Caul. Mcsrasusn training, and was considerably cut milea south of the Klondike and in quis Hanta Lucia, As lias been pro- gold than we dream of. Hut it ia also 1. Tlie Bnrean Kept. Washington, and bruised. what until lately has been an unex- of American Bcpublica will issue a claimed, but ia tlie daughter of a poor in many ways a bleak, barren, desoA deaf and dumb man who ia supplored region. bulletin on the Nicaragua canal in a aud respectable Cuban named Augustin late country a eountry incapable of posed to be insane, was taken in charge few days. Director Hinilh, tlie author Cossia Her mother name, being Cis- supporting any great amount of aniby Sheriff Eraser, lie seemed to be Hhagway la Mow Jloomlng. of the bulletin, states that he believes neros. wee added to mr own according mal life end a country of aneh rigor-on- e climate, both winter and summer, Seattle, Wasli., Aug. 31. The follow- tlie present administration will pros- to the Spanish custom, making her A huge pile of buffalo bones await- ing letter waa received per steamer ecute that Nicaraguan canal enter- name Evangeline oasio Cisneros. that none but the most hardy can posMoreover, Gen, Lee re ports that this sibly live In !L Even they must have ing shipment at Hand Coulee, Montana Utopia today by the Associated prise: is estimated to contain the skeletons of Press: H abundance of food end warm cloth- In my opinion, said hr, tl.e mat- girl ia not an only daughter, nor has 300,000 animals. Skaguay, Aug. 31. The jam is brokter will be pressed upon the attention she been raised in wraith and luxury, A party of Hparks-IIarrmen went en on the Skaguay traiL A numlier of of Congress as a National undertaking but ia one of five or six children. 51 am aware that there is a popular on a wild horse hunt in Thousand outfits have gotten over and there is a with the object of securing not only impression that supplies can lie bought STRIKE CONSIDERED .SETTLED. In the vicinity of the mince. They may Springs valley, Nevada, last week and steady stream of moving humanity great commercial advantages to all of , ' succeeded in killing 20 of the useless mixed up In an almost indescribable the American republics, but that dis- Will Kaseme Work at Mxljr-foI rots, at present buy at six times Beattie mass of borsea of all sizes, ages and tinctly American control of the waterprices, but they are taken at even I'aadlai Arbitration. ' mustangs. thoee price faster than they can lie milch cows, way between the Atlantic and Iaciiic, Columbus, O., Kept 1. The coal Ninety thousand young trout were conditions, mules, steers, vehicles of also and got in, and before winter ia half over, every ! goats dogs, which a ill so both is nettled The here. considered from strike Nevada, take Tahoe, important brought and planted in Ihinner lake recently. description. Three steamers are now diplomatic and military sense, to a plan ia to resume at M cents and work if even the present population staya in, there will be actual starvation. This makes 105,000 Osh that have been nnloading on lighters which convey proper enforcement of the Monroe doc- pending arbitration. as shore as near the (The average man requires about one the possifreight trine. The direct parties in the conference put in Donner lake this season. ton of carefully selected food and on wagons or is loaded where it ble, of Hatchford are President adjustment California cattle buyers are beg Sliver rank's la Nebraska Iombtns. carried over in the high tide. of the miners and the executive com- clothing for a year's supplies. In the to realise that eastern buyers the 1. The at is ia no There Lincoln, Neb., Kept only loading Utopia mittee of the operators. A number of rammer of 18)M about 8,500 ton of suphave blood in their eyea and mean to went up the river and tlie popuia a shaky structure. dmibt in the minds of the delegates to the latter were in the which wharf, eity and the re- plies get Nevada beef if money will buy it. Twro are at work cm another the free silver convention that the free sult is that a decision may be looked lation of 1,500 to 3,000 suffered from California looks of things the lly the want. Of tha 3,500 tons probably 1,500 dock which is intended to be a silver Populists, Democrats and Re- fur at any moment. fellows ain't in tons were rum, tools, furniture and affair. A new sawmill got up publicans will unite harmoniously and The direct effect of this decision will Dan Gillespie, a brakeman, was killThis team for the first time thia morning. agree upon nominees for supreme court be the i the mine and rappliea (other than provisions of opening ed in the ltoseman tunnel last Satur- Bough lumber ia worth $27 per thous-inand two state university re- resumption of worklby all striking season, 'allowing for most favorable judge day by being ran over by one of the but cannot be got half fast gents, W. J. Bryan said: The three miners ho beginning of the ..coming circumstances, not more then 4,300 tons of supplies can be got np the river, engines used on the hilL He was litr inough at any price. parties will certainly get together In week. te rally cut in two and disembowelThe eity of tents Is not being dis- fusion, and hia opinion was the senfully half of which is rum and tools as ed. well ae supplies other than food. There 3m Mall Msrrirs tar Klondike, placed, but reinforced by a city of timent of the delegates on every hand. The Great Kalla (Mont) Tribune says shacks of all sizes and degrees of A conservative estimate plaeea the Washington, Kept 1. The first let' re more then three times aa many that the Uurlington road has let a eon-tra- Inish. Skaguay is the boom town of number of delegatee at 3,500. There ter mail to be dispatched from thia people in there than last winter. for half a million ties, to be de- Alaska. Every man whose heart falls la no hall in the city large nough to country to the Klondike region under Figure it for yourself. Grub was completely cleaned out livered at Sheridan, Wyo. The same kirn when he encountered the first accommodate them in a single con- tlie new reciprocal arrangement with thia for the ties who the furnished effected so an Canada, a boomer. will spring, and if last winter there has convention turned townsite vention, by establishing parties separate hardship t. Pour weeks ago Skaguay was not he held by each party, each convention international exchange between Dyes was such a scarcity that moose hems extenion to Billings have this and Dawson City, will be forwarded old for $30 each, flour $130 per hundred known; today there are not less than convening at the same time. from Seattle by a steamer leaving bacon $1 a ponnd, what will not hapCongressman Newlands baa secured 1,000 people here In addition to those After Cat tls Thiers there Keptemlicr 11th. From that pen thia coming winter? Why will the establishment of a diivct mail on tlie ships in the harbor. Vernal, Utah. Aug. 31. The sheriffs time forward, letter mail will go over not people actually starve to death? route from Eureka, Nevada, to the Utah and Wasatch counties have been tlie new service Ae to shelter, U0 per cent of DawMiners Marring, new postofflcc at Bald Mountain, regularly once a in Kheriff son Preece with Inion was living in tenta in July; timber working month. The to last send known as Joy, Elko county, Nevada. Lebanon, Ind., Ang. 31. An immense opportunity of thia county for the last few days in The new service begins on September meeting was held tonight at the opera newspapers end reading matter gen- la scarce and houses cannot be built house in liehalf of the starving coal quietly locating the whereabouts of a erally Into the gold region until next How are several thousand people to 1st next. miners in Indiana. Judge Thomas J. gang of cattle thieves that have been spring will lie afforded by the paper withstand the rigors of a nine mouths Mr. A year ago last St. Patrick's day in Strawberry valley, where mail the last of the when tlie season, which winter of aud Mrs. George 1). Wait of Hand Cou- Terhune made a statement of the con- operating Preston Nutter grazes his cattle. to seventy degrees below goes be will mercury steamer forwarded dition of the miners as he found by it leaving to ton lee, Montana, were dressing go Charles Atwood has been arrested, San Francisco, zero? while making his investigation as September 4th. dance. George went down stairs, promand yesterday Sheriff Murdock of WaAs to labor it ia time that last winGovernor Mount's commisnot special 3 in has lie minutes, ising to return CiMulltloa of Crops. satch started him with Heber. for the winter succeeding the great ter, sioner. In course the of hia address been heard from since and Mrs. Wait Kheriff 1reecc left this morning for Washington, KepL 1. The weather strike, when men were scarce, wages he said: now sues for a divorce. There are 8,000 families in destitute White river, to intercept others of the bureau, in its report of crop conditions were $15 per day, but if no new strike A fire broke out Sunday in a brass who are supposed to be making for the week ended August 30, says: is made, what is to keep wages np this condition. Thirty thousand people gang their way into Colorado. foundry room of the I'nion Pacific are Early corn is maturing in Iowa, Mis- winter? Thera era but 540 claims on A few literally starving. years Wyoming. The shops, at Carlton souri, Kansas, Nebraska and South Bonanza, Eldorado and Hunker crerka received $1.33 per ton; now Tallaut Rmnsrrd. smoke poured out of the frame build- ago they but it has made alow progress that will probably be worked this winDakota, the is 35 about cents average price paid 1. Banker John IX in Chicago, Kept. ing in dense volumes a while, but a Indiana, Wisconsin and ter; an average of eight men to each, Illinois, per ton. Tallant of Kan Francisco, who liecame couple of streams of water were soon In Kentucky, Tennessee ia, I think liberal. If but 3,700 men Michigan, A good miner can make $1 a day insane on a train turned in and but little damag was while en and Arkansas the crop promisee to he are employed, and there are 5000 or and ia allowed to work two or three route to New August 33, done. and who was short, York, more seeking work, what must be the owing to drought. days each week. They are compelled in a sanitarium at Lake Geneva, Captain Chittenden of the United to trade at company stores and the placed Spring wheat harvest la nearly com- result? Wage must go down. I am Wis., for treatment, called at tlie poin Minnesota and North Da- told that much grub lias gone over the States engineer corps, has gone to the prices they pay are left entirely to the lice station in company with Brooks pleted kota. and threshing in general. In divide, yet from what I know I would Big Horn basin and Jackson a Hole to mine operators. The miners admit his secured hia look over locations for sites of governWashington and Oregon the weather wager my last dollar that not to exthat they cannot lire on the present Wright, taken in property charge by the police. has been eaiecially favorable for ceed 500 tons of surplus over and shove ment reservoirs. Captain Chittenden scale of wages. Mr. Tallant has recovered from his what the carriers ate, will reach the was accompanied by State Engineer A large subscription to tlie relief mental derangement and will leave for threshing the heavy wheat crop, which Meade of Wyoming, State fund was raised. Elwood has been harvested in these i latex diggings. No man going in can arrive New York in few days. From there with more than four months supply. Treasurer Harry G. Hay, E. K. Nettle-ton- , he to will Dresden and join K'lppnsed Holdups l aptsred. proceed Colorastate of The Klondike ia a land of foe anil formerly engineer Comptroller Krkels la Hrimia. his family. 1. Word waa KepL as well as a land of gold. now. do ami Clarence Johnston, assistant to Wyo., Cheyenne, . Helena, Mont, Sept Comptrolreceived here this evening from the Mr. Mead. Captian Chittenden will ler of the Let it not lie made a land of gaunt Trm. for Cuba. Currency H. Eckels has arrivYellowstone National iark that two hunger, wretchedness end death. examine proposed resevoir sites in tht ed here from the East, en route for Madrid. Aug. 31. At a Cabinet counmen had been raptured who were sup- There will be a good chancre for minHorn near and else Dome, range the Yellowstone National park, where cil held Big it was decided to to be tlie persons who held up ing in the future as now. tat the at the head of Tongue river and on the he will spend ten days. He entertain- summon recently posed the next class of 80,000 reBull Shoshone in the the mountians. ed purk stages two weeks ago and people wait Thia ie not a Cripple Gray a large number of callers here, serves, 27.000 of whom will be sent to roblied the passengers. Creek or Dradwood proposition. If Engineer Mead will take measurmenU among whom were depositors in the Cuba and 13,000 to tlie Itiilippine United States Attorney Clark will go caught, they cannot walk ont of the Nowood. Shoshone. Big Horn, defunct Kirat National bank, which islands. to tlie purk to conduct the preliminary Gray Bull, Wind and Snake rivers tc had deposits of $3,500,000 when it The Ministers when questioned deThirl j-- Tbwuand Trout Ilutrd. ascertain the low water flow. who not only have not had a nied that the council was occupied hearing of the accused. closed, Casper, Wyo., Aug. 30. Thirty Judge Torrey has shipped four train dividend, but could not find out when with the eubjeet of colonial reform Twe I'hlldmi llurnsd to Death. thousand trout were planted in the loads of cattle from Casper to Omaha there would be. one. He told them or with political questions. Fort Wingate, N. M., Kept. I. While streams of Natrona county in the and Chicago in the past three weeks, that he would be glad to answer their with matches in an old out- vicinity of this eity on Friday. Trout playing 22 to ten to William ears from ThreatmnL a train. for Kmprmr information if they would ranging requests used as a storehouse, little placed in the at resins of this region building He will ship more than twice as many write to him at Washington. Paris, Kept 1. At II oclock at night Alice Winstons end Harry Arnold, thrive and grow more train loads this fall, making in From here he goes to the 130 rapidly end the county band of with a persona flaga flying park; then 4 all 0.IXM) cattle he will ship. In addition to Butte, and to Salt take, and tlienee left the opera house and proceeded in aged 3 anil years, set fire to a can of at tlie present time is an ideal place Alice was for fishermen. to all this, lie lias a contract to famish on a hunting trip into the mountains the direction of the Klysec shouting: oil, causing an explosion. burned to e charred and unrecognizable the Arapahoe and Shoshone Indiani of Colorado, leaving hia family at Down with Kinperor William. The death is announced of E. J. mesa. Harry was badly burned about with their beef, which will reqnire Glcnwood while lie goes into the wilTwo of the leaders were placed under a contributor to tandem Iunch. will die. bead ami the prulmlily derness. 1,300 beeves. arrest. n Xew Mla'sg District Sualh of KloudUts. Tacoma, Aug. 1. A letter to tlia tliree-year-ol- Reno-Nevad- 300-fo- - half-starve- ar pile-drive- rs if snb-itanti- ct eon-trac- a, 1 son-in-la- - Mil-ike- n, mining notes. Cll The United States ie now producing 1,500,000 pounds of copper daily. The 8tateline district is showing np some fin ledges of free milling ore. Mr. Thomas Lloyd, present Utah uiiue inspector and of Carbon county, has departed for Klon- dike. Tbe Golden Dream group of mines in San Juan county, Utah, have been sold to Denver parties who will at ones begin the creel ion of a ten stamp mill. The Lily of the West, near Enreka, report a rieh strike lu an eight foot vein. There la $S,0o0 worth of ore on the dump, and a spur will be built to connect with tlie railroad. A company at whose head Is Thomas A. Edison, the rlectrio wizzard, has purchased the Finley tin mine, near Sheridan, Wyo. In addition sixty new location hare been made. A miner named Jim Mcfaitnerfouud a nugget on Soda creek, near Sbaata Retreat, Cal., which weighed $300, It was a beautiful eciuien. Wing perfectly smooth and aliajied like an egg. The diggings at which the nugget was found have been worked for 30 years. J. T. Van Smith, lYescott, Aria., lias patented a contrivance to save the fine gold which ordinarily escapes from a stamp uillL The device consists of several seta of silver plated wire screen, kept in motion by a small water wheel operated by tlie water It is running through tlie sluice. practically automatic in operation. Dan and Uoliert iage, of Little Pinto, in Iron county, Utah, ate feeling elated over a valuable discovery recently made by them about elx mile north of tlie tags ranch. The deposit is a contact in blue lima and porphyry, n and besides good lend values tlie as high a 6,000 ounces in silver to the ton. Thia la a promising prospect and the owners are pushing work in its development. Advices from Hie Willow Springe district report that a fine body of high grade ore has been struck in the Pride of Utah. Assays have been taken from the ore allowing value ranging from 750 to 800 ounces sliver, $57 in gold and S3 per cent lead to the ton Tbe owners of the mine believe they have a Klondike good enough for them POWDER 'Absolutely Pure ml IcsTwIne rrletiraisd for II i h aud brail lifulnmr. Autm assiiwl aluai slid all funa oI sdulienukHi mount lu rlirap breads. iiuyai. jusisu euauaaoo. saw max. trii III (.aid HYDROPHOBIA-PROO- F DOGS. Utopia Opsratlsa Pwfsrmid by aa Old KlMbasaltb. My father, who la an old man, has always beea fund of dogs and ha has always performed an operation on all the animals ha baa owned to prevent them from having the rabies said a gentleman to a writer la the Baltimore Sun. Tie ha had but one animal affected, and In thia case he failed to take tho precaution he had dona with the other doge. When he waa 17 yean of age he knew a German blacksmith who owned two puppies. Ha called my father one day and said: I will show you something which will always be of use to yo . Taking ou of tho dogs, tho blarl'imlth placed it on a boot top, and. pulling lu mouth open, allied Hit animal's tongue out Then ho Took a sharp knife and made a oitt under ha dog's tongue, then took an awl and forced out a amall worm. Whan he had completed the operation the blacksmith asked father to try hie hand on the other animal, which he did. The blacksmith then said; Thee dtga will never have the hydrophobia. If they an bitten by a mad dog their Jaws will lock and they will not be able to open them.' " The speaker aid hie father had taken the precaa-tfo- n to follow the blacksmith's advlea One of the doge which had been treat ed by this process waa bitten by a dog which waa mad and In a few days the mouth of tho dog became locked and the animal died without inflicting any injury to auy one. The gentleman with the theory aajra ha would like to have cm of the medieal fraternity experiment with two dogs, taking the worm at home. Some picked sample have from tha tongue of on and leaving It hown values of over 3,800 ounces silia Mi tongue of the other, then Inocver to tlie ton. ulating both with the virus from A nugget of gold waa exhibited at dog known to bora bora affected with Boise from Hie Black Hornet mine, 1 1 tho rabies. miles from that place. It ia pure metfaiMittlsa Walere, al excepting one end, whteh is a bunch Britain baa Juat beaten back a Gere of quartz. The value of the nugget ia man Invasion. Tha Alater, a German placed at $00.05. Thia gold was found trawler, not only caught fish within thl at at a point on a ledge where no work forbidden waters of Moray Frith, but done. had The Black Hornet undertook to land its catch at Aberfrom a Britto been a Colorado com- deen. Fifteen sold has just had to use force in ish pany, of which W. S. Jack sou of Colo- pushing back tbe German fliharmeg rado Hprings ia Hie principle stock- end throwing their fleh beck Into theii holder. The mine produced a large boat. A on-ru- len blue-Jacke- man-of-w- quantity of ore three years ago, but ha been idle since, entangled in litigation. The Idaho Avalanche nay Hie best mine in Owyhee county ie owned by John Scales. Ilia mine is located at old Wagon town, about two milea below De tamer. He has a body of ore that rune $7 per ton, anil ha lots of it 150,000 tons and tlie ore keeps coming. Mr. Kcalcs is not at tbe expense of mining and crashing his ore. It floats down and pile up at no expense whatever, and the eoatof getting it into hia mill ie only 13 cents per ton. Mr. Keales has a big reservoir and for six year has been corralling the tailings from Hie De tamer mill. It is raid that by the action of the chemi-cale- , air and water, the pulp, by the time Mr. Scales gets It, gives np its remaining values with scarcely any loss at all. The Salmon river eountry in Idaho seems to he giving up its golden treasures in abundance. Tha Grange villa Free Press telle of two prospectors who came in from Hie middle fork of the river, a section that ha never been explored, bringing in a quantity of gold taken ont in a few weeks work. Tlie amount of their clean-uwaa close tesSl.000. An interesting feature of tlie matter is that this gold la washed from the decomposed surface of a mountain, which they declare to be ell ore. The mountain is porphyry. Tlie gold ia found all through it They do not claim tha rock is all high grade, but they assert that it is all good pay. They have been at work there several seasons, making amall clean upa each year. They have taken up lode claims and are working the surface as placers. The mountain tliey call Thunder mountain, and if it ia anywhere near as rich aa they elaim it to be, it ia a great waste of time to rash off to R. ar S. A7Immer, NOTARY PUBLIC. Office In Bank. A. Payeon City. F. HOLLADAY Dentist, Over Douglass hardware store. Em erythlng pertaining to high art dentistry. Badly decayed teeth made for life by the adjustment ol gold amalgam or porcelain crowns Best Sets of Teeth at prices witein the reach of all p Klondyke. The It ia estimated by Hamilton Smith National Association of Journalist and Authors and others who have given the subject is in convention in Philadelphia. attention, that fully $180,000,000 in About eighty delegates are in the city gold yet remains in the unworked grafrom all parts of the county. vel beds that He between Smartsvillc, Notice has been posted at the Iiloss-bur- g Yuba county, and Graniterille, Nevada coal mines, operated by the Ra- county, Cel. ton (N. M.) Coal end Coke company, of The Hutchinson company,, at Cling-housa reduction of 10 percent In wages, to canyon, near Wadvworlh, Nev., take effect September L The pries cleaned up the first 13 tons of placer now paid ia 05 cents per ton, but as dirt run through the sluice taxes et the men are employed only pert of the Wadsworth last week. It yielded a time, they claim they caunot live at return of $307, or a little over $17 to the reduced rata. the ton. BTVLMl Ladies', Gefltkoca's & Tanka. The Ugtilflst Bnualng Wbcrteoe Earth. THE ELDREDGE German-Americe- About forty acres of wheat in the shock, worth 81.500 was destroyed by fire on the ranch of Walton brothers, eight miles from Bozeman. Monk Sparks from a threshing machine are supposed to have been the origin of the tire. Half a dozen well armed men have leftllaih'y. Idaho, to Irncc lip a band of 100 head of rattle brluning to l McMoniglc, a IVcr creek rancher. The to have liceo whole Will is Mippo-wl- i stolen. The thieves will not necessarily be returned with the cattle. Hank of Ontario (tabbed. T panes. Ont, Aug. 31. Some time Friday night the hrauch of the Dominion bank here waa entered by burglars and $32,000 in cheeks and cash taken from the vault When the officials tried the vault Saturday morning they could not work it, and an expert waa sent for. It was not until 7 o'clock Saturday night that the expert got through his work, and the discovery waa then made of the rubbery. By that time tlie burglar had a good start Xlranfoa'i Flnanrial Cnailltloa. Managua, Nicaragua. Kept 1. A recent meeting of merchants which wns largely attended has been held here. Resolutions were adopted li'idoring tlie financial condition of Nicaragua and petitioning the government to place the country on a gold basis, estimating the present paper or silver dollar at 30 cents gold, asking fur the issuance of gold certificates in their place at tills valuation, and requesting the government to export uiin sell the present silver coinage of Nicaragua. The Holt of a llloemrr Dirt. Kan Francisco. Kept I. Mrs. Annie Kirk and her husband, W. 8. Kirk, have sued W. A. Atwood, a dentist, for $750 damages alleged to have been he pouitively refused sustained to examine llu ladys teeth after he had agreed to put them in good condition. The reason for his refusal was that slir cuine to hi office on her Klie combiercle and wine bloomers. plains that ho drew the line at her f himi-ltoo freely attire ami expressed lie fore other people iu hie reception room. e miAWAiai THE BELVIDERE, Bate ftoadfvlaf Bactlaml IhaaMal w Bake fiaad WhMkl We always Why National Sewing Machine Co., Factory! (M Broadway, (tow Yack. Brivlter. Bis. |
