Show ore shipments rhe ore bit it ei ez 14 from th the mines of clintic forthe tor the eek en ilg to lay were as follows Cal carloads loads en tell tennial n fill F ureka 4 ui cle tie sim 6 tan ia diy daiy 2 fast I 1 t c ie e amei 1 it co I 1 faille fagle B ie bell I 1 gnu graw d central 4 vit r 1 4 tiron B ws it 0 36 f 10 lo ado as S 0 ix ons I 1 hief coni I 1 I 1 ill on oil beck I 1 mat mal enoth I 1 alax ajax cliant n 4 cureka 11 11 1 utah G it us lets lei I 1 X ictor I 1 ui ut d ie e I 1 tack fbi ck tunnel 41 4 2 20 ton on cars are r D job went to the capital or on tuesday fred schmidt fc made i t t tatie if capital on tues lay I 1 jot jol n it N ance sa s1 sint un lay at P au agbon with ins his fain ly mrs alts dr lal er was the guest ot of salt lake friends this week mr and mrs bert 1 W ilder were bait salt lake visitors this week mrs fd fitzgerald of S 1 er was wast a cureka visitor last we gnesda mrs frank mchatton addda and da igl igi ter miss Mis winnie sWinnie have beturne Ito 1 to eureka mrs airs phil dark clark was wa the guest of her sister mrs at aalf sal lake diring d ang the week eek mr nir and I 1 J barnard left this for r southern california where thea ohp will si end a couple of IN ecka mr air andars and mrs robert kramson wei weir a among those who went to salt I 1 ake on NA ech edday to view the 0 O A it paraje parade J C sullivan fe mana manager gErof of the tile raa ra in boidy oi dy illinois mine the eat ca ital last wednesday on mining busi bui ness frank birch and win ivans ot of Is accompanied acied ij 1 j their famil es went to the eat ca ital on tuta tues day afternoon maurice Nl aurice anderson who has been in I 1 os angeles for several weeks is in camp again having returned for the funeral of the late frank mchatton am ng the to alt lake wean wednesday ada were and mesdames hilli ims owens kalili kellogg dave mills james morgan bert lowe L D pfouts at R I 1 sullivan J R holdaway C E bluish mrs A mrs P bonner mrs mcadams I 1 J I 1 barnard J L dris coll and aam sam hooper hundreds of eureka people are in salt lale lake this week attending the G A R encampment tic tt trains which left on sunday and monday carried quite a number of local people to the capital but the tile bulk of the excursion ista went out on tuesday and NN wed ed I 1 gilbert one of tie old prospectors of cirth tintic gintic was N as in ca camp mp 3 esterday and st states aw that a big combination harvester ha ivester and thresher is now dow being used in ban barn eating esting the wl eat from the dry farms in cedar valley fifteen bears ears ago when mr swanson first started prospecting in tintic gintic he made the statement that he 01 id live to rich farms in ili tile bedal valley and rich mines in tl ti e range of mountains to the west north northa tintic gintic and he is naturally i that i is i re diction has con e true t rue mr and mrs gillis went nent to ti tie e e capital pi al on tuesday afternoon and tt tl e 0 following day mr illis tills appeared in A R parade being one of the fa ne e veterans of the civil war NN who ho are residents of 11 the others are captain lingo Dep rezin captain geo T bridges samuael fel nelson and capt 11 11 the last named was too ill to go to the capital ca ital f r this encampment thia this weel J in 1 n T haves and john ullian osmam moth are veterans of this war ai at d the former ap eared in tl e 1 arade mr sullivan was in the naval daval division of the army |