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Show Youll Find the Latest, Newest Spring Clothing Styles FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. and will become nf the Metropolitan "L" upon hN return to Chicago-iiiiw in tin? Bahamas, . self and in the feasibility of his schemes have always pulled him through vlc-- i tnrioua. An instance of Newhouse's keenness '.if perception and quickness of action came to light a few years ago In Manhattan. At that time the now celeI MINERS WILL LIVE C. & C. CAUSES FAMINE. IN AN IDEAL CITY dispatch says: The fate being Juggled by a transportation company. The management of the Carson & Colorado by, refusing to forward the oil tanks now lying at PACIFIC WILL ENSOUTHERN has placed thlrf camp oh the AND EXPERIENCE JOY OF OWNING SHARE IN RICH MINE. TER THE BONANZA DISTRICT. of verge a fuel famine. "The electric light plant Is shut down. The stamp mill is silent. The pumps 8am Newhouse Has Plan to 8hars Directors of the Burlington Railroad may he drawn from the Halifax and the Profits of Hit Cactus Mint Donate a Big Sum to Former mines may nearly all close down. One With Hit Minors. General Manager. mines in the thousand men, employed and other Industries, may be thrown Several hundred miners who never In If the ileal in eurrleil through It out of work. Is the present and prospective This lives owned anything more than their town old of tne means the rejunevatlon of refusal of the the result their wages are to experience the joy of Austin and the opening up of a Carson A to rood Colorado of a share In & fabulously rich to the has the fuel from the owning Reno to route that ent forward through gold mine out in Utah without any of gold rampa of the aoulh. The dis- been held on the sidetracks for weeks. It is not to be wondered at that the the h tance from Hattie Mountain to responsibilities of ownership. Clark people have suddenly become acextulles. 20)1 U not much more than tive. A representative of that road la Furthermore, still without effort or exto on are their Hue front the there In part, they Ity continuing the Tonopah today arranging for a spur pense SHn Pedro road perience to m built from be the of and the Reno to living there from haul joy long through the new district and thus re- an Ideal town. All this is to be brought then on would he saved. lieve the conditions that nave held back In fact, freight la now being shipped Tonoiiah and Goldfield from becoming about my a magician who was & poor from Austin and from reports received great and prosperous cities. The South- man dependent upon his dally toll for that old town Is livelier now than ern Pacific is cutting Its throat, a mat-e- r his dally bread only a few years ago. that would not create pangs of Hla name Is Sam Newhouse. His plan for fifteen years past. The Tonopah In these diggings If we were not grief Is to share the profits of his Great CacMercantile company at Tonopah hus In the suicidal policy." tus mine with the miners and to build contracted with the railroad to deliver RIO GRANDE TOURI8T8. an Ideal city for them to live In. 300 tons of freight per month at AusThe Rio Grande announces another There is a fine site for such a town The price for tin for the teamsters. new tourist service to be put on Nos. 8 at the Great Cactus mine, with ample hauling being $30 per ton each way. 4 between Denver and San Franwater resources for irrigation. Utah On the return trip the teams agree to and service people have already begun to see vishaul ore to be delivered to the rail- cisco. The car is on through serroad. About sixteen eight and twelve-hors- e and began yesterday. This latest In a ions of another city growing as magion makes second vice the put cally as Salt Lake City grew on the teams are now engaged in this tourwork and as the demand Increases the week's time. The other through Port- shore of the great inland sea. The Idea of a colony unnumber of teams will Increase In pro- ist car run Is between Denver and to land. is circumstances such der something portion. appeal to the novelist. Here is a great The Southern Pacific company Is reSure Curs for Piles. mine. In which vast bodies of rich ore ported to have an option on the Nebeen uncovered, and near It Is a have Battle from railroad vada Central Itching Piles produce moisture and thriving municipality deriving Its subMountain to Austin. It Is understood this form, as well ss stance and being from the mine itself. that the Harrlman interests now have cause Itching; or Protruding piles are Every dollar that la taken from the men 'at work taking an inventory of Blind, Bleeding Pile Remedy. shaft la owned in part by every workDr. cured by runs the stock of the old railroad that Absorbs ing resident of the town truly a sugfrom Battle Mountain to Austin and Stops Itching and bleeding. 50c a Jar at druggists, or sent gestion which another Edward Bellamy that within the next few weeks the tumors. Treatise free. Write me might utilise to advantage in another transfer will be made. Improbable as by mall. case. Dr. Bosanko, Phils., Looking Backward." sbout your this report may seem It Is nevertheNor is Mr. Newhouse', plan of profit less true. The Southern Pacific has Pa. For sale by Wallace Drug Co. sharing In mining without its practical been st work for some time trying to HAVE ALL BEET GROWER8 side. Experienced mining men say that; solve the problem of a through line MADE CONTRACTST such a plan would do away with the to Tonopah. The Nevada Central offers work of the "high graders." whose the only true solution to this ImporThe time will soon come when the thieving Is a constant loss to owners tant proposition snd It now seems X who sre going to raise sugar of rich mlnea. It has been estimated certainly that the deal has been made. fanners for the Amalgamated Sugar com- that high graders" or miners who Reports from Austin state that the beets will want to commence planting steal high grade ore have made way pany people of the old town look forward to the seed. The beet present fine weath- with as much as $1,000,000 a year in one of the busiest years in the history of the little town. It Is not Improbnble er indicates an early spring, and the Cripple Creek. .Until lately doxens of assay offices, which were that If the Southern Pacific secures Sugar company should have the confencea" for receiving control of the railroad and extends It tracts all In at once, so they will know nothing but These to the southern country that the old how many drills to send to each settle- stolen ore. were In operation. mines will reopen and that employment ment and how much beet seed. Let were stamped out a year or so ago, every farmer get his contract at once hut It Is only a question of time when will be given to hundreds of men. without delay. The field superinten- they will be running again, as one set dent has visited the settlements In of men seems as prone to high gradGIVEN YEARS SALARY. Davis counties for the pur- ing" as another. CHICAGO, March 8. The directors Weber and of pose farmers, but many did meeting system In With a voted of the Burlington railroad have to make Frederic A. Delano a present not meet him. Each Saturday the vogue there would he no such work, can find Mr. Plngree In his as the would be robof $18,000 as an evidence of their ap- farmers office in the First National bank build- bing their fellow aa well as their emdone has of work he the preciation for the road. Until recently Delano ing In Ogden City. This matter should ployers. Consequently a mine owner,' was general manager of the company, not be neglected. especially one whose mine Is rich In which he had served twenty years. deposits of high grade ore, could well Little Things of Life. afford to pay a large percentage of hla He Is a very wealthy man. and enjoys g a princely Income from his patent me Dr. Johnson wisely said: "He who profits to the men on a chanlral devices alone, but this did waits to do a great deal of good at scheme. The difference between such mi outlay and the annual loss at the not deter the directors from showing once will never do anything." Life la hands of expert ore thieves would not their appreciation. of made up little things. It is but be much. But at the same time no So far as known there Is no action once in an age that occasion Is of- credit Is to be taken from Mr. on record by local railroad corpora as the sincerity of his motive lions which approaches the Delano fered for a great deed. True greatness exists In being great In little cannot be questioned. gift except the $50,000 present which Mr. Newhouse's newest scheme has the Northwestern directors gave to things. We should be willing to do a I resident Hughltt several years ago. little good at a time and never wait o casloned no surprise in western minThe sum otd to Delano Is equal to to do a great deal of good at once. ing states, where the the annual salary he enjoyed ns gen- If we would do much good in the mine owner and promoter Is best eral manager. The action of the Bur world we must be willing to do good known. For the west has become acllngton directory is all the more sur- In little things, little acts one after customed to hearing of novel schemes prising as Delano left the company another, speaking a word here, giv- thought out by his genius, who has risen from poverty and obscurity to because of a difference of opinion with there, and setting a good ex- a commanding His resig- ing helpat all position In the finanthe present management. we must do I'mes; the cial affairs of England and America, nation, however, was voluntary. The ample first good thing we can, and then the and who never buys a mine or starts a suggestion regarding the testimonial new fmelter that there is not a Midas-lik- e came from Janies J. Hill, Delano is next, and so keep on doing. flow nf gold under his touch. Newhouse has won success by proposing schemes that were beyond the ken of most other men and that were laughed at. at the beginning. But one after another he has proved his plans practicable, and now that he Intends t launch out In such a vast scheme In Utah, westerners mereTiUiOpali of Tonopah Is , lb-n- T0110-pa- ' ed profit-shari- hlgh-grader- ng a" Flatiron" brated corner was not graced with a skyscraper. Newhouse was visiting in the city and it suddenly flashed into his mind that this flut- iron ought to prove a good foundation for speculation. He quietly bought the property and then began to talk its availability as a site for a skyscraper. At first his talk was laughed at people have laughed at a good many of Newhouse's plana but finally several moneyed men saw the practicability of the plan. A rush was made to secure would thank you for your suggestion if I. P.v.d with the property, but it was found to be in dollars. L.non, the hands of this quiet, shrewd and you would advise her to uoe adamant young westerner, whose keen fiivon at tho eyes never wavered behind his pince rex when he named an enormous sum as hla valuation of the property. The "flatiron" scheme was seething, however, and Newhouae'a price waa paid, the promoter realising & small fortune aa the profit of one Idea and a little well placed talk. Crescent Flour Privileged Guest. 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I ng SL Paul and Minneapolis da I.uWo.M'l Ma well If youwfah to Mon cooOIm fllntn Foch olio of oil Mlgccte tetemibw wmrtd Ki oiairTUin,uiM. thK.W 1 CARS, OBSERVATION DINING CARS. MrwuMMrilH hfWMr.ud owe h Ha. tMI row Mhocitptffla .1m tho Smbmldary (haft ihowa obow. "us to moUm IM. paper wtwo yoo write. saw ipka rmnamte oo..tst imteir. 128 Weri Seeood Sooth gpw lake City, I NWIOO I svit Chairi -cars Reclining -- leasTo Dav COACHES. Fir Birtm.Tkkiti, Filhrt, tfeH atdrvri H. UjrtM 4001 t Bank $225,800 JO. Electric lights, electric Fans. Good tea is within the means of all ; its the cheapest of drinks; its almost plvir,9 MAKERS r TEA dimi Ogden State Peery Bros. Milling Company bell-ringin- re Well, If Bam Newhouse says ly say: he is going to do It, I reckon It is going to he done." Some time ago it was announced that t'lyde Fitch, the well known dramatist, was working on & new play based on tlic romantic life of Bamuel Newhouse. t Goodwin had seen the possibilities offered by Newhouse's career, and had ordered the drama, it la said. It Is not known whether the play will ever be produced, but certainly neltls-- dramatist nor a tor need suffer owing to lack of material. Newhouse's career roads like romance. Though he is not a "plunger" In the generally accepted sense of the term, he has always played for Mg stakes and he has always won. There Is no doubt that he has some times come perilously near to losing, but nt the final moment his ow-- native cleverness and his firm belief In hlm- - in ct profit-sharin- New-hous- penn.es, WHi WIEN AGP NT, Is to a change, so you should call and sec the 8pl"?,0Unin. Doors Just received, as well ss a large line of Co TOWNSEND, MIT Your Old Front Door f T. n 143 Utah TWENTY-FOURT- H 31 Lumber Oregon 8T. - by B ip0NK " |