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Show V - "T ' Tbe W oederfet VtlM Park City, Sept. 6. Correspondent on our backa orer the paaa, which meant forty miles to the lake. From Tribune. The writer apentadsy there we will go by boat to Dawson lerdav-m-twonderful Valeo mine. City. I saw two men from the Klon and the opinion derived from the wait jj yesterday each of whom came oat is that the Valeo will inside of a month j wfth about $50,000 in nnggets and dust, be the greatest mine in Utah. Such . You will not likely hear from me again bodies of ore have never before been until nest summer. revealed in this district ; n6 mine in the j Mr. Mother is well known in this camp has ever struck as much gold or j city, and a large circle of friends hope the nopper as this mine has in tight. In to learn that he has struck it ill last year vondeaful progress was j nest Tribune, 8. jnade in the working of the upper! ANTED TRCS1 WORTHY AM tunnel. Winzes have been sunk and VV active gentlemen or ladies to travel alrifti run for great distances, andeverv for responsible established house in .' Utsh Monthly $(500 and expenses, -rher have been discovered new veins Poiluon steaJy. Reierence. Enclose stamped Jenvelope. The each vein bttng ncher than the one just Dominion Company, Iept. Y Chicago. passed. At the bottom of one of lie Small precautions often prevent great largest winzes the greatest width of the mischiefs DeWi't s Little Early Kisers lie been 37l to found has ledge large are very small pills in size, but are most feel and a depth which has not jet hem eflet tive in preventing ihe most sen-iou- s formsof liver and stomach troubles. found out. Thev cure constipation and headache Ore is being shipped every daj New regulate the bowels. John Boyden & Son ore ha4 lieen encountered that lunsj as high as $105 in gold. The greatest TKe Coalville be While Tks Times dislike has become ers to construe this as a dun , but eimply as a notice to those who are In arrears, that we are unable to carry them any longer OKE FBOM PARK CITY. The only settlement made in the ore market yesterday was that reported by Bamberger & McMillan, wbodelt out $7047 for ores that were sent iu the day before from Park City. Like others, had closed the smelter up iu observance of the day; which bad been set aside thst labor migni have a day off, and the usual settlements from that source were deferred until Insist pa a settlement once. aTleat f A take in '1 part payment and thus place a settlement within the reach of all. Within a short time all SALOON. a notice of the same, and are - unless Immediate step -c- -- ore-buve- rs put hi tbe hands of an attorney ; for collection. that in quality have never been The surpassed in Coalville, We do not wish to add any- thing in the brands ol WINES essary to resort $2 per Year. LIQUORS, j, way of costs to those who ere owing ns, and trust that it win not be nec- AND CIGARS to legal we proceedings; but money dhnsi; have it aUer of jetfproUct! n, and there will be no delay in carrying out the terms of this not- Just received. If .you waut a good drink or cigar, give us a ice. call. Times Pimusuisa Co. SIMPSON &SWAINSON. Xjb Postofflce Store, - WWISIOKT I a tr PBOA, Larger Circulation 'in Summit Summit Co., I County, outside Park City, than Coalville, Utifti Marshal Miller's Staff States Marshal Glon Miller (30ALYILLK LODGE 2f0. 28,I.O.O.F. yesterday announced the appointment Meets every Thursday evening at 7:30, of his office force, deputies and court at I. O.O. F. Hall, Sojourning brethren bailiffs. cordially invited. F. M. FI5KE0, N. G. Dan Swan, who has served in that BISMAECK SNYDER, Sec'y. capacity since his appointment by the late Frank H. Dyer, is retained as office deputy, James K. Hardie, who has been Law. with Marshal Miller for two years and was active during the last campaign, Notary Public, succeeds Miss Connell at stenographer, attended to. Joseph F. Atkins of St. George is ap- -, Land business doors north of Stake two fWOffice pointed deputy' marshal for Southern House, Coalville, Utah. 1 United Bismarck svydcr, Attorney at all other papers combined. , A -- A , Collections School Books, Note Books, Paper, Envelopes, , Ink, . Rulers, Erasers, Slates, FIsUuglTacklc, or anything Iu that line, give me a call before purchasing. TECS TIIMISS Postofflce BuHdingVn . - UTXli , I ' yj OSCAR P. LYONS, Rotarj Pcblic and Coniejancer. . j Job Printing j 1. Offlc POSTOrriCE RU1LDIAG, Summit County, Fees, 5 Ctak J Department ! Crrett. and Trde-- arks obt. n )1 1 nt bust new conauctcU for Moorn.rc Ouw Ossie c u a, , ,nd we cau tcur ta tent u lea uma uUu j Cwmit, Hmntoo. feta c, s' remote tram bend model, dravru.R or choto., with tloo. ii pfttentftbi or trot, irs Oar lee not due till patent is How to Obm Paten J a at sk, in tbe U. S. end (ot- I j ? S 5 t , foe. " IS $eor. eve . 5t i ic.A.SrJOVg:.g3.j a zsJ MXLBTE CO ! , -- ! Collections Promptly made oa Commission, .1, 0 . la th made. terietcr. - PEOA I Mosher in Alaska. George Silks of this city is in receipt of a letter from Amos Mosher, who is now camping on the trail to the Klon-dyk- e country, in which he says be wUl enter the camps of that country or lay down his life in the attempt. The author writes Mr. Silks from Circle City, f Shaving TioketS f I.io for $l.oo. which be characterizes as no good. There are in Dyea and Skagttay, accord ing to MrAIosher, about 3,000 persons IN who are trying to get over and can't PUBLIC TELEPHONE. makeB. They are coming back by the j CONNECTION, boatload. Advise eveibuly to delay' Two dors south of Resort Saloon. starting until February- - at tbe silliest, as tbe tup at batt i one of many hard ship. W e shaii to monovy start to path JOHN SHEEHAN, Tablet, Blanks, Pens, Pencils, Henefer, ' Utah, promptly A Want If You A. Physician and Surgeon, BREWER, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND X No appointment has been made for Office at Cluff Hotel ; or leave calls at Fort Duchesne, the eastern district. John Boyden A Son's Drug Store, augS 4- Herald, yyn. Utah. ; : General Dealer m AH Kinds of Utah, The bailiffs for the United States court here are Arthur Adams, a son of JAMES E. HOSMKR, M. D., Desk Sergeant Adams of the police Physician and Surgeon, OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, force, C. K, Hammer, who has 'heretooatville. fore been connected with the Salt Lake Office hours from H a. m. to 2 p. m theatre as property man, and Win, C. and 7 p. m, nil who can should observe these hours Clai k, who is retained. near as possible. 2be bailiffs at Ogden are Lee Curtis, at formerly a member ol the legislature, E. A. PrRDOX, , ' F. J, Hendershot and William F. St. )R. : 0. F. LYOHS I . No man or woman can en joy life or accomplish much in this torfd while suffering from a torpid liver. DeWitts Little Early Kisers, thepills that cleans that organ, quickly. John Boyden & Son. of necessity connt-wilt be We now carry a liner of goods Moments are useless if trifled away ; they are dangerously wasted if consumed bv delay in cases where One Minute Cough Cure would bring immediate relief. John Boyden A Son. RESIDENT DENTIST, A , produce etc., -- at . We are prepared to shop opens this morning. -- must , taken to straighten np, the The Levine group, a number of claims belonging to A. L. Dalgreen A Co., and whicn property has a large tody .of copper and gold, lies between the old Wasatch mine and Vaeo. The own efs of the group are negotiating with the s of that district for conproperty-holdersolidation. - and- - . indebted to ns will receive FOB CONSOUUVTION. John. nec- We do not wish our read- bkSOWN STBIkK. sd matter of ft essity, at it is tlie quickest and surest method. & Considerable excitement lias been caused over the late strike in the Unknown. The owners are sure they have a bonanza, and are pushing the work with new vim. . often, if imd especially THE trapidly us possible t J. through the paper to the fact of their indebtedness, interest, however, is being manifested; in the lower tunnel. The tunnel is in THE subscribers, delinquent J about 950 feet, and from present indications the week will hardly close without cutting the great ledge. Three shifts have been worked on the lower tunnel, and work is being pushed as of, ita to call the attentio ri'-fo'- j - NOTICE TAKE 1 ; I |
