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Show DAILY tinue i:!iu.L payment is u,.. Nothing i during tin- gotiations BIG IS . IVdder Lamar for propo- biggest ozokerite EASTERN UTAH. w i . . t!;- ttr:!l i:.is emu t0 Di,count R,v' Pr0"1' nue. of Moor Gold- - Silver and Copper Ventures. Maxwell and associates are what la aald to be working at Colton ozokerite proposition In the greatest la right eastern Utah. Their property town and they have a half mile of c l. in the vein, the latter running In a Barth and south and uncovered number of places practically at grass Itself la figured at rtjots. The vein wide and fring about seventy feet with every Indication of getting better as depth is attained. Kear the south end of the property shaft has been sunk on the main rein to a depth of forty feet, but work has been retarded by water which has accumulated In the shaft to a depth of This will be pumped out four feet as the engine and other soon as just machinery, now on the property, Is A shaft house iet up and adjusted. for and refinery treating the mineral wax is to be built at once. For several days past a crude test has been made on the vein matter. hammers The rock is crushed with and boiled In a large vat. As the ol raises to the top of the water It If skimmed up and placed In tubs. From two hundred and fifty pounds of rock one hundred or more poutads, on an average, of a splendid grade of Is taken. Two men are getting two to three hundred pounds of wax ground on ozo-keri- te daily. Manager Rigney of the Summit Placer company, working at Soldier the Maxwell Summit pronounces strike about the biggest thing he has ever seen and Is said to be anxious to Though crude acquire the property. as melted Into wash tubs, the product as taken out I worth anywhere from cents a pound. fourteen to eighty-fiv- e With modern machinery, which It Is to Install, a greater saving made. From present Indications the Maxwell banonza promises to discount many of the gold, silver and copper revenue producers of the state as getter. Price Advocate. intended may be THE BOOM M. M. AT MOUNTAIN Johnson, field CITY. representative Xewhouse of Salt Lake, arrived at the camp last Sunday In company with E. H. Mead and a deal was closed Wednesday whereby Mr. Xewhouse, through his agent, took up Meads option on that portion of the Runs A Slagg group. We are reliably Informed that the consideration Is M,009, of which amount Kuns Bros, will receive $20,000 and Mr. Slagg ' of Samuel 110,000. " Pool, representing David Moffat also has an option on that portion of The Kuns & Slagg property lying east of the Xewhouse option comupon which work has already Mr. of Denver, menced. Besides the Kuns A Slagg proposition Mr. Johnson also took an option for his principal on the Old Mountain City, owned by Joe Hall and Sam 0. Tlbbets, the consideration being $40,-00- all of the options It Is stipulated must commence as soon as necessary working material can brought to camp, and must con On that work the be out giv.-- Rlverdale or Phoenix flour to te what It is claimed to be la this: The Initial purchase. If even of a single bag or barrel, Invariably results In the second order, the third and so on. People dont buy an Inferior article twice once Is enough for them, go we say, as we have ald so often before: When you ant a high-graflour, get Riverside or Phoenix. de MADE BY OGDEN MILLING & ELEVATOR COMPANY V JOURNAL, VETERANS the ne-- g the l!us- .iid C.iptuin IV purehuse of the Nelson FOUND FREE GOLD. In the properties i,f the Ronansa Mining company, operating at Goldfield, Nev., and founded by Salt Lake talent a short time ago. free gold ha made Its second appearance, while work wan being done to perfect the locations preliminary to work for patents, this time in the Tip Top No. . A report during the day from A. W Tibbals, who Is the representing company at camp, says that it was while opening up the ledge on Tuesday last that the rock impregnated with free gold was uncovered, the first discovery of this class of ore having occurred in the Tip Top No. S. Meanwhile he has been carefully prospecting the ledge, and by' September 1st the sinking of a permanent shaft will have begun. The local management Is not a little enthusiastic over conditions at the companys camp, and expresses Itself as confident of results before the close of the season. Salt Lake Tribune. on BLACK DELIVERS ANNUAL ADDRESS. COMMANDER-IN-CHIE- F Tonight. HOST IN. Mu., Auk. 17. Today, was devoted to business by the Grand and the tnembera of Army veteran the affiliated organizations in annual session. IVspite the fatigues of yes- terdays inarch the veterans were stir early and Mechanics building was well crowded an hour before the national encampment was called to order. The xesston was opened with prayer by the chaplain-in-cliie- f. ef New Discovery. It surely saved my SYNODICAL CONFERENCE life." This great cure la guaranteed tor all throat and lung diseases by WINONA, Minn., Aug. 17. The Jesse J. Driver, druggist. Price 60c Evangelical Lutheran synodical conand $1.00. Trial bottles free. ference opened here today with repre sentatlves present from all the GerRATES VIA UNION man Lutheran synods in the United EXCURSION States. The chief business to be conpacific. sidered by the conference, which will remRln In session tor four or five daya St. Louis and return, $12.60. will relate to missionary work among Chicago and return, $47.60. the negroes In the south. Chicago and return, via SL Louis, $48.75. days. Transit limit 10 days In each direction. Pullman sleepers through to Ft. Louts without change, Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop overs allowed. Limit 60 A. B. MOSELET. Trav. Pas. Agt Chicken Season Win- Scott of Arizona. After addresses of welcome and other formalities had been disposed of the veterans listened to the annual address of ('omimtnder-in-C'hiBlack and the Chas. reports of the adjutant-genera- l, A. Partridge, and the other officers of the national organisation. The Womans Relief Corps held its Initial session this morning In T remold Temple with the national president, Mrs. Sarah Wynans of Troy. O.. presiding. Other organizations, which began their annual meetings at the same time were the Sons of Veterans, Ladies of the G. A. R. and Ladies Aid Society. One of the novel entertainment features of the week takes place tonight at Waltham, where a grand water carnival will be held on the Charles river. Four or five thousand canoes will be employed to make continuous lines of red fire along a two-mi- le stretch of the river, while the veterans and their friends will witness the spectacle from the river banka WAS BROTHER OF SAMUEL NEW-HOUS- NOW OPEN E OF SALT LAKE. Deceased Was a Bachelor and Retired From Business Several Years A Ago. tire! Xewhouse, a brother of Sam- COMPLETE COPY OF THE GAME FOR THE ASKING. wealthy mining and smelter man, died on Fundtty night at the home of E. H. Teats, 14G6 ColumThe Immediate bine street, Denver. cause of death was bronchial pneumonia, contracted by Mr. Xewhouse at Shawnee three weeks ago. He had not been in rugged health for some years, having first come to Colorado for hla health fifteen years ago. Mr. Xewhouse has not been engaged He in business for several years. lived at Golden for five years, but was to in the habit of going to Europe visit his family nearly every year. He never married. He leaves, besides his brother Samuel, who is in London, a brother Mott; his mother, Mrs. Bab-betXewhouse, who Is In Paris, and four sisters, three of whom are In Carlsbad, Germany. The funeral arrangements were In charge of a sister, Mrs. Henry I. Irving of Salt Lake, who was with Mr. Xewhouse when he died. The funeral was held Tuesday and was private. uel New-house- LAWS WASATCH te A ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 17. Alexandria Is entertaining bne of the largest crowds In Its history, the occasion being the annual convention and tournament of the Virginia State Firemens association. The convention was called to order In the opera house this afternoon by the president, J. II. of this city. After an address of Trl-my- er welcome by Mayor George L. Simpson the routine business of the convention was taken up. The big parade takes place tomorrow and will be followed by the hose races and other contests for prizes. FIRST CHAUTAUQUA IS HELD AT AMES The first AMES, la., Aug. was successfulhere held Chautauqua ly opened today and will continue until the end of the coming week. The and program provides for addresses lectures by a number of well known 17. speakers. Stop that GREAT NON ALCOHOLIC LIFE AND STRENGTH RENEWER Wasatch Nrrvr Vigo is a delirium beverage, splrndld tonic and strength producer. It rnnildnes the be.l vegetable tunica and the mure ptlitalila a rums I Ira. Wasatch Nerve Vigo and itrenglhens the hlund, rrgnlatc the digestive and nervuus sjrstemi, reliever headache, dyiqiepsla, sleeplessness ttnd kindred in. For Everywhere Manufactured by VIRGINIA FIREMEN IN ANNUAL SESSION THE STANDARD BOTTLING Co., Ogden, Utah Prices"! Satisfactory Tailoring at Satisfactory " That Is exactly why wa do tha Baaalnaaa Tailoring of Ogdwn. Anderson 2lUwoui?h It Doesnt Money-Savi- PRICES ON LUMBER, 8HINGLES, LATH Event in AND BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS, AND THEREBY d di- A Childs Sight C, P. UTTER The Eye Man Utah & Oregon Lumber Co 143 24th Phone Strsat X WE WILL FROM X i THE ! Cost Mark Evary ena will remember our Cost Mark Sale In March of thia year. No article la reserved. Thia offer applies to all goods In our largo stock and will Ineluds all Fall Goods arriving during sals. All domestio Shsstings, Sheets and Pillow Casos bought since the fall in prices on those goods included. Let the Utah Light & RailCo. with figure you. way An investigation will convince you that you cannot afford to burn coal oil. II you need power there is no kind that will prove as sat- THE TERMS WILL POSI- X TIVELY BE CASH. DONT isfactory for the money MEN AND WOMEN. Pm Big S for aaaataral diclrar .tngamnrttoar, irrlUUoaa or almraMoaa ANYTHING ! Stock of Goods I FOR LIGHT AND POWER Manager for Ogden. SELL IN OUR 661 E. W. WADE, f Ogden ir- sease has gone beyond control. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, $54 West 5th street Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: "We think Ballard's Horehound Syrup tbe best medicine for coughs and colds. We have used it for several years; It always gives Immediate relief, Is very pleasant and gives perfect satisfaction." 25c, 50c, $1.00. For sale by George F. Cava ng TO GET OUR To Save When a cough, a tickling or an ritation In the throat makes you feel take Ballard's uncomfortable, Yourself Money Syrup. Dont wait until the Hore-houn- f The Biggest Cost Anything Cough! Is of more Importance than all the study and learning In the world. If your son's or daughter's sight is defective have his or her eyes properly examined. The quality and correctness of the lenses are to he considered rather than the cost. I chsrge ordinary prices for the best glasses you can get. Better have their eyes tested Sure Cure for Piles. before school begins. Examination Fret. .Satisfaction Guaranteed. Ttchlng Piles produce moisture and csne Itching. This form, as well as Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles "re cured by Dr. Pile Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. 50c a jar st druggists, or sent hy msll. Treatise free. Write m shout your esse. Dr. Rnssnko. PhilaOffice in Jssss J. Drivers Drug Store. delphia, Ps. os This Week Only MOUSE ANCEL field -- Chicago, Z. C. Ml. I. This Week Only J ss $47.50. Straw Mats All Water Carnival With Red Fire Canoe Parade is Feature Salt Fetterman and other Lake and De Lamar capitalists, there MADISON, Wls., Aug. 17. Members le no doubt that this property will of the Wisconsin State Postmasters be the entering wedge for the deassociation assembled here In second velopment of the district. annual convention todny and were called to order by Postmaster Still$100,000,000 BLOCKED OUT. man of Milwaukee. Between 250 and The Gasette, of Reno, Nevada, In an 800 postmasters of the state were In article on the wonderful mineral reattendance. E. W. Keyes, postmaster sources of Tonopah, says that a minof Madison, welcomed the visitors and ing engineer of national reputation was made by Thomas Kirby, response estimates that in the Mlspah lode of of Superior. The betterpostmaster the group owned by the Tonopah ment of roads for rural free country Mining company, all of $100,000,000 delivery routes, the needs of fourth-clain ore le blocked out ready for exoffices, and postmasters and traction for the market and the mill. bonds were among the subemployes This Is great wealth, and almost beydiscussed during the day. Conjects ond belief, and no engineer would gressman H. C. Adams Is slated- - to hardly dare to make such a statement address the postmasters this evening. over his own signature, for fear of The convention will continue through professional ruin, and yet there Is no tomorrow and close In the evening doubt but that tbe estimate Is reawith the election of officers tor the sonable. This Is an example of the ensuing year. way that bonanza kings are turned out In the west, and, the beauty of It DOG 8AVES LIFE AT is that no man la barred from seeking EXPENSE OF HIS OWN hie fortune through the avenues of tbe mining Industry. ATHOL, Maas., Aug. 18. While tryto push little Ella Cheston from ing GAMBLING TO BE the path of the 3: SO train on the Bos8TOPPED IN DENVER ton and Albany railroad yesterday, a dog named Dandy, big shepherd DENVER, Aug. 16. Gambling in owned Patrick Quinlan, was caught by Denver must cease again. the wheels of the engine and under So Chief of Police Michael A. De- killed. laney has declared In an edict sent Mamie McDonald, Ella Cheston and forth today. He has notified the pro- Greenland Getls, three little girls, prietors of all gaming houses that if started off on a berrying excursion, their places are open after noon to and Dandy accompanied them. As morrow they will be arrested. they walked about a mile down the Gambling has been resumed In Den- track Dandy bounded on ahead, but ver for about a week. Policy has been not losing alght of the children. in full blast and -- all the downtown When the train from Athol came Chucovlch resorts have whizzing around a curve Ella Chesbeen operating In a guarded fashion. ton was playing on the track. The whistle scfeeched, the engineer yanked Escaped an Awful Fate. the bell cord, but the child was too frightened to move. Dandy In a few Mr. H. Haggina of Melbourne, Fla, bounds was on the track, colliding writes, "My doctor told me I had con- with the girl. She rolled Into the sumption and nothing could be done ditch, out of danger. The wheels of for me. I was given up to die. The of- the engine made short work of the fer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King's dog. The McDonald girl, who was New Discovery for Consumption Ingreatly attached to the dog. was so Results were overcome duced me to try it. that she fainted. startling. I am now on the road to recovery end owe all to Dr. King's EVANGELICAL LUTHERANS IN St. Louis and return, via 17, 19M. 50 Per Cent deduction TO NEAR FREE GOLD LEDGE. The Callente correspondent of the Salt Lake Tribune wires that paper under date of August 15th that the next few days work on the Fetter-ma- n tunnel of the Callente Gold Mining companys claim here will be watched with great interest, as the men are now within a short distance of the big free gold ledge which they have been running to crosscut at depth. Samples of ore from stringers running toward the ledge show free gold, and the ledge where cut at the surface also shows large percentages of free gold and pans readily. As this is the largest gold ledge showing good pay values In this district, and as the company is backed by unlimited capital and practical mining men, in- WISCONSIN POSTMASTERS cluding Simon Bamberger, George C. HOLD CONVENTION well-kno- in AUGUST WEDNESDAY, DEVOTE eri-in- mine by the latter. ,ut we are confident that the de.il will he closed. Reno (Nev.) (l.izette. Chase-Aust- THE REASON WE KNOW STATE tiu.il SITION IN Boitnx UTAH t l MISS THIS TUNITY. OPPOR- Reese Howell SONS CO. - i t PORTLAND EXCURSION. 16th to 19th Inclusive. August StHEEvANSChEMKUOb. grat or patmaou. Round trip, via Oregon Short Line kfiWWUTI.0.Snp by DraggUU, mnt In plaia Wrapper, (.SI. jg Jor $30;. Tickets hr rspr-et- , prepaid, for railway,. from Ogden, hi .Ob. r h bit (In IC.Tf. CtKutar cut iib ragout. good for sixty days. Of Bltail BMBbtlDM. PaialaM, aad aot aitria- - |