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'DE : OMAHA DAILY DEE : MONDAY , JANUARY 28 , 18m j
PULSE r WESTERN \ PROGRESS
Scheme t Construct a New Transcontt-
nentl R'ircad.
F EX.MAYOR CUSHING ONE OF PROMOTERS
Ilch 11"ho 1'ncIn ) to lie MIlincco .lh'o '
-btyaqliju uf . lexeftIl CftttIft-CrtfllirIlIfl '
-Jlyndol \tJICnl Cntlo-Cnlforlin's , . .
OIt'o Urol'Couvrr 11,11\18-
New" of tim : orthvesL. .
n , C , Cushing , I well known riroad con
tractor of Omaha , antI an ex-mayor of that
city , has crme to Calornla , saya the San
Francico Chronicle , to eC whether or not
1 Is pos91blo to Intereat Clornll cpial
In a trancontnlntal ' road , to connect Salt
Lake City wIth the San JO.luln vley ,
lie ha heen figuring on the project for some
. tIme , and h:1 traveled over what hc considers .
siders a mt,3t Ilctcble anti easy route ,
and one which woull Inure Plenty of busi-
ness for the rOd whoa once completetl.
In speklng of the mater , ho said : "It
1 folly to try and Intereet 'atern capital
- In : competing road to California I the
peple of California , who are to be most
benefIted , refuse to take an Interest In the
nterprIso The need , of n competing road
io run from Salt Lake to California Is apparent -
parent without argument. I have studied
the situation In California pretty thcroughly
. and I believe that a road Into the San
Joaluln valley . passing through that rich
mining region In southern Utah , 01 what Is
ne led. Nothing , else wIl bring the relief
for which the people ) cf thIs state are look-
Ing. I do not believe a competing road
down the San Joaquin valley will pay ! unless
It can make connections with n tralcon-
( mental road such lS I have outlined. A
road to Salt Lake would give connections
with the Union 1aelfc , Plo Grande WCter
and alt the other roads reaching Into that
territory , at11 ( the Ilroblem of railroad trans-
portaton between California and the east-
urn markets woull ( be 9Jlvll. A road up the
San Joaluln . valley should le an after ! con'
"A rend from lakers eld to Salt Lake
could bo built for $16,000 a mile. There
are several easy IJaSSes through the moun-
tains. I have been over the ground with
engineers and I thInk that IGOOO a mile
s n conservative estmate of what such a
road would cost. I would open up a rich
mining district In southern Utah and coal
could be brought to San 1.'ranclsco for $4 a
t ten. There would 'be no tack of business
for such a road. "
lG PLACER SCI I.
At a poInt on time South fork of the Pay-
cIte , a short distance below Its confluence ! I
With the Deadwood fork , the stream makes
a great bend. At the point of nearest approach -
preach where the river doubles back upon
itself Is waters are separated by only 800
feet , says the Iolso Statesman Gulches
lead up from either side leaving a rIdge
about 200 feet wide and 200 feet high. The
river flows a mile and three-quarters around
the great bend beyond this Ilolnt of nearest
, _ J approleh'
; m * The bed of the strlam Is known to bo rich
In gold , different partes having taken out
large sums by working along the edges at
low water. There are hot springs all along
the horseshoe , from which gold can be
scooped UI ) In consIderable lulltlcs ,
This great placer ground has been located
by J. S. Iatchen of Denver , president of the
AmerIcan Red Stone company ; A. Camp-
bell of ChIcago , and Samuel Gilan of
Cedar Rapids , la. They have admitted L.
E. Flrnham of Detroit to an Interest , and
propose to cut 1 channel for the river
through the neck of time bend. This will
leave the river bed dry for tIm entire dis-
tance of One and three-fourths miles and I
Is eleved the ground wi yield enormously.
. , , It ; ' will be mined with water taken either
, I 'wl
, tram smal streams that few In or from tie
main rIver lt the Uam that wl be built to
divert , the stream
They have not decided whether they wl
make a tunnel or In open cut. I n tunnel
bo constructed It wi bo about 20 feet square.
I n cut be decided upon , It will , for a
short distance , be 200 feet deep. 'he work
wl cost fully $25,000. I wi be begun early I
In the sprIng.
' Messrs. I"arnham " , Datchen and Gilan arc
V4 ! now In-ho city. Mr. Datchen has a bottle
of gold which was taken out with n pan
about ten days ago. I contains $108. and Is
time result of four and n hal days' work , of
tour hours each , by two men , working dur-
lug time warm part of the day.
CASE OF ALLEGED SALTING.
A somewhat sensational case of mine salt-
log has just come to light In this district , In
which M. Irlnnvrty of Denver was the Intended -
tended victim , says time Denver 'fimes.
The property In question Is the Alice , a
rlocation on Dul hi , or what was known
to cattlemen lS Bull hi before gold was discovered -
covered at Cripple Creek. 'fho hill Is south
and west of Wilson creole , and In n portion
' of the district where mineral has not yet
'I been found On the Alice a shaft has been
. - sunk to a depth of several feet , and In this
shaft a Peculiar formation was found , saro-
what resemblng tim gold-bearing quartz of
the district , but yet 1 Ito different.
m was this rock that they salted and attempted .
tempted to palm off on Mr. Finnerty. But
before he llald any money on the property
Ito called upon Wuensch , the well known
mining expert , to make an examination of
the property. 'fogether with Mr. Finnerty
and ! r. Wuensch , the owner of the sfled
mine went there and secured n number of
samples from the simaft , which , when as-
sayed , ran $131.40 to the ton. This was more
than Mr. Wuensch expect from the rock ,
and ho at once became snsplclous. That
night ho soaked soma of Limo best lookIng of
- ? - the rock mill night In water , and the next day
took I to the same assayer who hall n1de
the former test , The shrinkage In value was
80mothlnl phenomenal. There was a short-
ago of $111.80.
After this , Messrs. Wuenseh and Finnerty
agaIn went to the simaft , but found n man on
guard , who positively refused to show them
to cnter. Thil satisfied them beyond question -
ton that the mine had been suited , Ind Mr.
Wuensch returned to Iezmvor ) cursing the
man who had tried to put up a job on him
and his friend Flnnert
4 The names of time partl's who salted the
mine are kept quiet for the present , as pros-
cctons wi probably folio % % , although no
money changetl hantls on the deal before , time
trick was discoverell.
GUNNISON GO.D.
That GunnIson county wi soon be one of
' time foremost 11 the IJrodueton of gold cannot -
2r not for 1 moment bo doubted , mays the
Crested Butte Pilot. All along time bolt
from Poverty gUlch to Oochetolo ) rich finds
are reported , 111 accounts of oxtonslvo do-
velOllmllts are gln'n almost every week by
time papers of that viciniy , Mis are being
erected , 'contracts let and prOIJerto bonded
In almost every section . Not alone Is gold
mining assming actviy , but some of time
ohlestlnllmost relable sliver mhles contnuo
to Pound away , either shIllllng or storing I
their or ( I'lkln rcr.rts the Cleopatra ,
Fllrvlew amid Hen ranl\ln , all slver Properties .
- , ties , steadiy wor.lng ali shipping ! ore , In
this nelghborhoo,1 , are the Forest Queen , Dul-
lon King . Sylvanie and August , Reports
from time Crystal Lance anli Marble Times in-
.Ikate coushlerlblo work on the silver properties -
ties In that section. To tlls can be aIMed
time steady outllt of anthraclo alI bltumin-
Otis coal and coke from ( kotCI Butte. That
1895 will bring more favorable returns t
this section of the country Is auured. ' 11e
Ruby minD Is to open and begin , opraton8
. . again In . time sprIng , which will add much to
time actIvity of this place ,
'rl OUR.\ Go.D h3ILT.
Oura d es nOl , apparantly , r alhe how well
off It Is , says the Ouray Piaimmmleaier. In
August , 18n 1,000 mlneu were thrown out of
emnmloymnent . ret not a buslnesa faiure has
orc.urred . since then , and the three or four
nloonl that closed have ropened. lIvery
luercbant weathered the storm and tl 700
mlnor are again lt work and drawIng
. , t wages
o , "Wih In Immen gold belt , whIch has
t . ) 'lell' to every peristent , touch , Ouray still
clings to silver , From 1 pint indefinitely
fixed at three or four mites south welt of
town to another equaly' umicertain . twenty.
two of twent.three mie ncrtheat of timero
and of wIdth variably estimated at fem halt
- a mlo to eight miles , runs the Ouray gold
bolt \Vhe'Umer It II part of that Oat supposed
by theorIsts to stretch from Long's peak
l.ng.
- through Dreckenrldio , Leadvlo , 'feluride to
.
Manc , cr an independent atalr altogether ,
II Immaterial here : the Ouray gold boll exist
and today there are only two grt properties
on It being opratell , the Grand View and the
American Nettle. Both these are worked by
tunnel and the ore wu reached near the
mouth In fact a veIn ( f gold that run by
mill tot eight ounces to Ue ton was r enty
struck where time Grand VIew mill was beIng
erct .
"Two other very rich mines In this belt ,
the Drlght DI'ond antI the O"hhn Calf , b th
.
of which have shipped valuable ore , are closed
by litigation . The Weat Viol has made some
light shipments , hut not enough to count.
Over 200 locations ha\'e been made and many
are new Iellg ) worked In a Ilesulory man-
tier . hut none , It would appear , with capital
behind timem Prbably one rcson cf this
lassitude Is that ( the ' ore Is refractory and
great difficulty haa ben encountered In cx-
trctn ! values. The Grand VIew mill , which
hal been running only three weeks , has
sucessfuly met the difficulty , saving fully .
90 per cen t. On the cast shlo of the Un-
compahgro rIver time American Nettle Is In a
fat are body In the partzlto , and the gold Is
found In chambers or caves. On the west
side of that rIver the Grand VIew Is In a
true fissure \'eln. " I
TIm Gr I N MOUNTAIN DISTRICT , '
The green Mountain mining district , situ-
ateml } about fifteen miles southeast of Ounni-
son , II one of the most promising of the
many new gohl camps that are rapidly
springing up In Colorado , says an Iris special
to the Icnv r News The Lucky Strike and
Only Cha1ce , which were located In June ,
1891 , have shipped several cars of hlgh.gratle
ore. The management J steadily llshlng
development. The ore averages $100 to the
ton In gold ,
Lehman & Turner have erected a f\'e-tamp
mi to test time Mineral 11 ore and are
much gratified at their tests. They are able
to save $20 to the ton and have thousands
of tons of ore In sight ,
Mr. Bel of Olray , who has a bld on the
lack Jack , has leased a ml In Gold DJsln
nnd expect to commence work this month.
This property Is ono of the best In the district -
trlct.Three !
Three llostofc s have been established In
diferent IUTtS of the district , nalel ) Iris ,
Schlstnr and Chance. There Is a daly stage
Ino between Gunnison and Iris
AT L1IADVILLE.
LyLng In time big Jlans gllch , about 1,200
feet north of the lug Six group , Is the Great
Hope , a caim which In the early days
achieved considerable notoriety by sInking
a deep shaft and making n rich strike In
gold , Hays the Lad\'lo Herald-Democrat.
Time mineral was caught at a depth of 200
feet , hut after a few ' shipments the property
remaIned In statu quo , the owners ,
among whom are Dr. Graham and Judge
Alien of Denver , never working the ground
A shorL time ago , however , Mes rs. Vivian ,
Old & Co. secured a-Ieaso on time property
and have gone to work actively to develop
it. A forty-horse poiver boiler amid holster
have been put up , and time work 01
draining the shal has comnmcnccd When
this Is completed the 200-foot workings wU
bo explored , but It Is the intention or the
lessees to sink the shar deeper , and develop
the lower contacts , which present the characteristics -
acterlstcs of all the contacts of that section
In that they are known to be gold-bearing.
A gold strIke Is reported In the Rbsebud
claim , three-quarters of a mile south of he
Hex , demonstrating the fact that the gold I
belt extends to a considerable distance south
of hitherto unknown limits. The formation
In tIme simaft , which Is down only nineteen
feet , Indicates that the top of the parting
quartz has been reached. Assays from the
top of the vein gl'e sixty-timree one-hun-
dredths of an ounce or gold and seventeen
olnces of silver. The width of the vein Is
unkmmown The Rosebud Is a fraction of a
claim In limo bottom of the Empire gulch
and Is owned and worked by Tiny Iurm ,
Dean HlchmomI and William Mandy. The
locaton Is almost dne south of the Little
Johnny , Antioch , Lillian and Hex.
WILSON BILL CATTLE.
The cattle trade between Mexico and the
United States Is fully up to expectatons as
to time number of cattle. Colonel Albert
Albrt
Dean , agent of the bureau of animal industry
for time southwest , has just completed his )
port of the number or cattle that have
crossed the border Into the United States
from September 28 , when the shipment first
commencet , up to December 31 I shows
that 45,890 cattle were admitted from Ix-
Ice All of these were .from the states at
Sonora and Chihuahua.
From the state of Coahuia , an Infected
district , 2107 cattle crossed time border. ne-
sides these It Is thought 6,000 mor have
come Into the United States since the first of
the year , making the number of Mexican cat.
50,000. tie admitteit Into the country so f.r over
NOVEL LABOR EXCHANGE
A novel and so far successful means of
salving "the unemployed" problem has been
Inaugurated here , under 1 form of co-opera-
ton , says 1 l. Angeles special to the San ,
Francisco Examiner A number of persons
of both sexes who found themselves without
resources and unable to secure employment
got together , and have formed what they cal
the New Era Labor exchange. They number
327 , and will publish an appeal for assistance
In the city papers. They have , however , by
organization and Ideas assisted themselvea to
. :1 : great extent , and they only ask the opportunity -
tunly of Increasing their methods of self-
support.
supprt.
Dy the aid or some prominent citizens they
have stablshed a laundry , which keeps
twenty-five of them busy , and furnishes them
I hiving and something over. A committee Is
now organizing a vegetable gardening de-
partment. A number of land owners have
given the socIety time use of unoccupied land ,
free of rent , and others at a low rent and
arrangements have aleut ben complted by
which probably n hundred more of the members -
hers will Iml employment In this wa ) ' .
No worthy applicant Is denied admIssion
Into the ranks of the association , but nothing
more timahi board and lodging Is furnished
until after all contract and labor Is completed -
pleted , when each will receive his pro-rata
of any surplus. (
There has been a business-like method
about conductln time affair , which has caused
It to btm well received by the public , and
so far a decided amount of success has ben
met with , Much Is expected from the gar-
dening feature , lS vacant land Is plenty and
the market for products Is excellent.
INDIAN JUSTICE.
The Indian mlMlon three miles from Van-
couver has Its owa laws ! , and they are better
suited to time Indians than the laws of the I
white man The cItzens of the mIssion I
are educated by n Catholc priest , make
their own she ! and stockings , build their
own hOUSM and till time grommnd They learn
to sing anti to play mmtusical Instruments , says
the San Francisco ChronlcI , to read and
write English and to read and write shorthand .
hand They have a fine brass band , and all
the population nearly are expert stenographers -
phers , an accomplshment which cnables
them to read shorthand Journals from Italy ,
France ) and Germany.
'fhelr laws , however , are the most unIque
feature . In the days when It was very
Inconvenient , If not Impo8lble , to send In-
dians to VictorIa to 'recelvo punishment
under the n'rltsh laws for ordinary mis-
demeanors , the missionaries were obliged to
form I code or laws themselves , with the I
help or a council chosen from the wiser In-
diana In the conmtnunlty. These laws are
still In torc . In the missIon and respected
by the peCple. Time following are 1 few of
time mot striking regulations : WIfe beat-
Ing-Tho Indian Tyhee ( judge ) sits on I
chair , and the wife-beater Is brought Into
court In charge of two stalwart poiloemnen .
The 1lootchman ( wife ) I l also brought II ,
when the following dialogue occurs :
'ryh - Your man kick you ?
Kloatchmamm-Yes : he kick mo In shin ,
Tyheololcemen , kick the prisoner In time
shins.
This Is done viciously . No one In court
Is allowed to .ympathize with the prisoner
when he howls with pain except hIs wife
She usually pleads to IUle hlme released ,
but the T'heo remorselessly continues :
' 'heeDll lie slap your faeeT
Klootclminarm-Yos , but let him go
Theelolceman , slap the prisoner's face
Time prIsoner' face Is unmercifully clouted ,
the prisoner usual ) being kmmocked don ,
when the court lounger laugh
T'heoWhat else did he d,7
IClootchinami-That's all , that'l all.
' 'hloRelease time prisoner , and lot the
prisoner see that the only one who pities
him In the whole world Is his wlte.
Then the husband and wife hurry ef to-
gether , swearIng their love vows over again ,
It must b a goo law , for the Indians believe
II It and want no other
A SOFT WATER ARTESIAN.
The Santa l'e Railroad company hu be'n
linking an artesian wel here , says a L
sa)4
JUlta special to the Denver itepimbhican .
Borers struck I few of soft water , which
ross t. te l of the casing amid 60wec quIte
- C
free17. The well US feet . Is
freey. wel Is only , nep. i
thought when Mr. Archer , the superintendent ,
arrives he will have It sunk deeper In order
to increase the flow. There was gas enough
In the well last evenIng to CIUSO an explc-
slon when a light was held over it . and cue
of the workmen got hIs hair singed while
attempting ' to look IIO\V the vohl . Thus Is
the first drilling that has heen clone In thi
section of the valley , anj ur : citizens feel
Quite jubilant over the reult and It \ \ ill only
be a questIon of time when numerous " 'ls
will be put Ilown.
BIG OLIVE CROP.
The olive crop of southern California I
beIng harvested now , and Is proving to bo i
one of the best in several yef. In Pomona
valley , where elves have been made 1
specialty , time crop Is the best yet known ,
lays a Pomona special to the San Francisco
.
Chronicle.
The total olive crop of southern California
Is elmated at 250,000 gallons. o this
Santa Barbara county produces 70,000 gallons
and Pomona valley ' 40,000.
A feature of time Industry this season is l
time fact that more orders from wholesale
fruit deniers and hotel amI restaurant keep-
ers In the east have been received already
titan have ever been known In anyone
seson. I Is tbought that there will bo
such 1 delali for Illcllell olives that few
wil remaIn for ! e In making olive oil .
PrIces so far are high for pickled olives.
OREGON 1.1.
I Is not generally known that Oregon
possesses certain woods which arc equally ,
Ir not letter , adapted to the construction
of musical Instruments than any elsowlmere
Prof J. A. Wesco of Portand , says the
Oregonian , who Is a cult\'atell musical
amateur and member of the Handel orchestra -
chplra , says that for time tops of violins ,
guUars , ete. , alHI for the aOlldlng board
or a piano , ito wood Is superior to time tin-
tve fir of Oregon , which Is remarkable for
its straight graIn anti the great size It at-
tains For IJlano sounllg.boaris It Is es-
lcclally'altmabie on account of Its size , CS
It Is Impossible to fnd trees In the cast smmf-
fclenty large to furnish ' a board as wIde
lS that required , and a sommimding-bommrml made
of two or more pieces of wood Is not pro-
Iucl\'e of so fine a tone as when It Is of a
single pIece.
Prof.'esco Is an enthusiast on violins
and spends hIs leisure moments mnanmifactur .
lug the iimstrimmnents . He claims that there
Is not so much In the old theory of violins
Improving with long usage as Is generally
stmiposed. lie says that n good Instrument
I Produced only by the expenditure or luch
more time and labor antI scientific knowledge
than Is usually expened In the manufacture
of violins. As an illustration oC this point ,
the professor mentoned a Stradivarius In possession -
session of Guillot. the great pen manufacturer
and musical nmmmateur whleh had been left
In the shop , of the maker . unyarlshel } and
untouched , for a period of sixty years ; yet
the first time a bo\ was ever used on It experts -
perts pronounced time tone equal to time best
of the great man's male.
Prof. "Tesco has 1 violin of hIs own maIm
of which he Is particularly proU The wood
of which It was composed was li the fore3t
no longer ago than eighteen months , and yet ,
as the professor draws hIs bow across the
strings , the sound Is as strong and clear and
melodious as could be produced on many
excelent instruments that haye been In use
a score of years. Time top of this violin Is of
Oregon fir , while the sides back and neck
are of the native maple of this state.
UTAH SULPHUR.
Time mines and works at Sulphurdalo ,
Denver county , Utah , are In excellent shape
for a large Production of aulplmr says the
Salt Lake Tribune. I produces the various
grades of pure sulphur ready for marllet. Time
demand for sulphur has been so lght as to
be Insufclent to keep the works at Sulphur-
dale running one month out of twelve. Only
about 600 tons of sulphur was produced
during 1804. Many Industries In the Rocky
mountaIn regIon consumIng large amounts
of sulphur have been ruined or crippled
through the policy of the present adminis-
tration. The few consumers that yet remain -
main In the above mentioned section arc In
favor of home production . and tbelr orders
specify Utah sulphur. Time great sulphur
min of Cave creek ought to supply all the
sulphur and acids made therefrom for consumption - I
sumpton throughout the great west , sInce
the mine there are amply capable of doing
H.tC
A PLUCKY DOY.
A few days ago Sandy Allen . a salesman
of E T. Allen & Co or 46 Market street ,
was surprised on receiving a rather novel
New Year's present from n friend In Lsle-
port , says the San Franclrco Call. On open-
tag the package which ! contained the triasure
Mr. Alien almost dropped to the leer when
his eyes fastened upon an enormous snake-
skin , attached to which was n note signed
by N. O. SmIth of Lakeport as follows :
"This skin , which measures eight feet nine
Inches. was taken from n bulsnlke that was
killed by my son . Ray , whose age Is 9 years.
The boy was comIng from school when hemet
met his snakeshlp taking a sun bath on the
road , and Instead of running from It , as most
boys would have done , the lad broke a piece
off a rail fence , with whIch he dispatched
the slippery monster. The snake , It Is said ,
Is the largest of Its kind that has been killed
In this section of the country. "
NEBRASKA.
Dixon county's . per house has only two
inmates.
Wolves are becoming very ravenous In the I
northwestern part of Phelps county.
James T. Willis was sentenced to one year's
imprisonment at Dakota City for the slaying
of Amberry Dates.
A valuable gold watch was found In the
possession oC a burglar nlmed Wilson who
was captured at Clay Center
Rev DUfenbacher of Wilbur , ex-chaplain of
the legIslature , Is expected to receive a cal
to the Lutheran church nt Auburn. i
Richardson County Horticultural society
II
will meet nt Salem January 31. All persons
Interested In fruit growing arc Invited to bo
present. .
Women of Beatrice on February 1 will
be allowed full control of the editorIal , news
and advertising columns of the Beatrice
Express.
Whie James Drouolete was In church at
Smlh Center In Colax county the whip
a 111 blanket wore stolen from his buggy
which ho left standing ontslde.
Craig citizens are taking steps for the
suppression of the Illegal liquor traffic In
the city. At d mass meeting $900 was subscribed -
scribed for the prosecution of oUendel :
Mayor Houston of Tekamah has started
a raid on gambling imouses In one house
operated by a man named Barker 1 number
of small boys and young men were cnught
phl'lng poker.
Eddie ChrIstensen , the twelve-year'old lon
of Andrew Christensen , of Craig started for
Dchool on Tuesday , morning last and has
not been seen since , Ito has blue eyes
and light hair.
Little George Drlm was Illaylng wih a
shotgun In hIs father's house , three mies
north of DwIght , when time weapon accident-
ally went oU , Instanty 1llng the boy's
younger brother , Antonl'
John J. liergem' , who saturated $100 worth
or four at North Platte with skunk juice ,
was bound over In the sum of $500 for
trial In the distrIct court , and In default of
bal was committed to jail.
Coal has been stolen In large quantities
lately from the cars on time Hock Island at
Fairbury. Link Leo and Dick Kotzman have
boon arrested for complicity In the jobs
and Lee has been sentenced to pay I fine of
$16.
Private houses at Emerson have been
eutered on many occasions recently by men
who have had no business there , and although -
though nothing of Inporlance has been
guard missed , , householders are very much on theIr
Deputy Sheriff Prime of Beaver City had to
sleep In a pair of handcuffs th& other mmiglmt
lie was fooling with them and accidentally
fastened them on his own wri8t The key
was In the IIOssCslon of Sheriff Jackson , who
was at his home five miles away
A wagon load of corn was taken from a
car that was standing emi the tracks at Glen-
wood } Pari" , a smal staten In Buffalo county
on time Hack hula road. The thieves bored
a hole In the botom of the car and the corn
was allowed to few out Into sacks The
hole was then plugged and all evidence of I
opened the theft was covered up until time car was
Crete ladies Issue a remarkably attractive
number of the Democrat lat week . The
Fahion , Temperance , home , Sporting , Chill-
dren , Art and Musical and Educational departments . .
partments were In the hands of specially .
spcIaly.
selected women , and the results show the I
efforts they put forth to bring out I news-
paper In which they could take pride. There
Is a high literary vein running through all
part ot the paper that gives even the driest ,
portions an Interestlr appearance . The
heading editorial . I pr ! ruly prepared eel-
prepre
'
umn and halt dIgt ha of
uml I hai dlgt n the cause the
war between Japan ittlfRCmlna ' ' ! , Is assigned
J. F. S. The Irs , number of the paper
that left time lrts soul \ ( ? r $7. papr
Dawes County l kllUral association
elected the folowln olhters and directors :
President Charles lalh ; vice president ,
William W\son ; tre'rer ' , V.V. . Wilson ;
secretary , D. P. Pimnxa : directors , James
M. Toumig Theolloro Alhtlstne , A , C. Putnam .
nam , T. J. Wlsoni"J 11 Stokoe , A. C.
FowlerVihila Cnnmphmehi . The report of the
treasurer showed a la\nco In the treasury
of $157.
SOUTh ! tiKOTA .
Tim school l > opulatOn1'of Deadwood Is 024
anti that of Lead City Is I 752.
A joint stock compny has been organized
at Huron to operate I , ram r ) ' .
It Is stated that tho. . Milwaukee road will
reduce Its force at 1anllton largely ,
The DeSmet well Is now 1,610 feet deOp
and no artesian few has yet been reached .
An -Indian marriage has been annule at
Chamberlain , Who says L Is not beIng
civilized ?
Hnnters near Miller have shot .1,000 Jack
rabbits thIs season anti have shipped them
to eastern markets ,
SpInk county . had $8,000 In Treasurer Toy-
lor's bank .at Hedfeld , but the day before It
failed drew out $6,000.
Cattle shipments from Dele ourcho last
year amountell to 2.500 cars , of an aggregate
value of almost $3,000,000.
Time new $10,000 school house at Howard
Is rapidly approaching completon anti will be
Inlshed by the mhllt of Ircbruar .
Sloclmen from the ibid LantIs section of
the ceded SIoux lands report stock In the
best , possible condition . 'hus far cattle ha\o
attained theIr living upon ! time prairIe , as but
little snow has fallen on tha ranges.
Congress at its last session approprlatell
$50,000 for the Improvement of the Missouri
river at Pierre and Port Pierre PrelmI-
nary arrangemet for the commencement
of this work are already beIng mnade .
A cream err Is to be opened a few miles
west of Abel-deen. Do Smet has decided to
put In n large creamerr , on the co-operative
or stock Illan. The plant Is to be IJt In by
I'rof.'hmcaton of Brooldnb" , and w1 cost
$3,000.
There Is a movement In consideration by
time business men of Gary to Increase the
populaton of time townships adjoining the
town. Time scheme Is to tbtaln an opton
on time vacnt land antguous to Gary at low
flgmmres and then cause an Immigraton and
.I time laud as cheap as psslble.
For a number of years the using of hay as
fuel and the lessening of the coal expenses
has been a serious question among the far-
mers In the vicinity of Gary . There has now
been Invented a stove which successfuly
burns straw and dees not litter the roommm
There Is a detachable drum which Is taken
to the outer room and packed full of straw
This being Placed 1 on its base anti , Ignite
will keep a smal lvIng room warm from
fifteen to twent-four hours. A
ffeen ) great Iuan-
tlty Is being soul and the '
tty ! they are giving 1m-
mouse satisfaction.
There Is a clash of authority between the
caretaker of Fort Sully military reservation
and the land clce In Pierre H. E. Cutting
was appointed caretaker on the abandonment
or the post and Instructed to eject all Intrud-
ers. The ounce has been furnIshed with a
copy of the act or congress , approved August
23 , 1894 , which clearly gives settlers a right
to take possessIon for entry , but Mr. Cut-
ting's Instructons compel him to eject them
A number of settlers In the vicinity of the
reservation , a porto" tf " which Is well tm-
bored and watered , are looking out for the
best locations , and will attempt to secure
them regardless or time 'caretaker's orders.
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COLORADO.
The Smuggler mIne lt Aspen has discharged -
charged thirty miners
A len-ton shipment from the Wilson lode
at Ophlr milled $ llOpe \ , ton
A Kansas City ncklg firm Is feedIng
18,000 sheep at Fork Collins on wheat and
alfalfa.
A movement Is on'tfoot'to , start n canning I
factory at La JuntA \ large part or the
stock has alread been ! subscribel
The Rico silver inlies are showing increased -
creased values In god : us depth Is gained
This Is true In the Rico-Aspen , Enterprise
and Newman groups.
An English syndicate Is about to Invest
In the Cripple Creek dIstrict. The purchase
price Is stated at $500,00 and the property
which Is about to change hands Is a divIdend
payer.
A report comes from Colorado Spring of
a recent ( discover In the Arlentum mine at
Aspen. I Is described lS n large body of
ore ranging In value from 20 to 1,500
ounces In silver per ton.
ShIpments of low grade gel ores , by the
cars anti b ) team , from Gipin county to
Idaho Springs are steadily IncreasIng. Time
concentration plants have more material
offered than they are able to handle.
A new gold find of considerable importance
has attracted the attention or the Silver Cliff
people. Time new strike Is about four miles
cast of that town , and It Is saId the ore bears
close resemblance to that found on Bull Hill
lt Cripple Creek.
The cross-cut on the Robert Emmett , Tel-
Inrlde and Shoemalr itI ? J , San Miguel
county , Is In 235 feet. Mill runs on the Tel-
luride give $35 per ton , the Shoemaker runs
from a few dollars to $2,000 pel ton and the
Robert Emmett shows $48 per ton.
Deep mining has proven to be successful
In Mineral county A rIch strike was made
In the seventh level or the New York and I
Last Chance mine. A large ore body caries
fourteen ounces of gold and 400 ounces silver. i
Considerable enthusiasm prevails among local
mining men. .
The only copper mine In Colorado Is located ,
near Salda , Chafeo county , and from tie
date of Its discovery up to the first ot the
year , has produced 23,630 tons of ore or
about 6,474,000 pounds oC copper The prop-
erty'ls still being worked and from thirty to
forty men fnd steady employment there.
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.
WymUNG.
Easter parties are arranging to erect a
$35,000 woolen mat SherIdan.
The cIty of Sheridan expended nearly $270-
000 In Improvements last year.
A specimen of grass from the Dig lor
basin measures eight feet In lexmgtim
The average number of cars of coal mined
at Rock Springs Is now about 200 per day
A number of cattlemen are getting thIngs
In shape t" petition time legislature In reference ,
once to a wol bounty.
Over 200,000 trout have recently been
hatchell at the tate fsh hltcbery and
600,000 eggs are on the trays.
A Saratoga jeweler Is time owner of an
antelope head with two sets of hors fully
develop , one set being bucl's hors
und limp other doe's ,
The coal output Is the different mines of
the state for the past year was 2,202,000 tons
The number of fatal accidents was thirteen ,
out of 3,453 men ( m\lo'ed.
There are now alQu ( 250 ( antilles located
In Wheatand , and Ill\catons for land arc
coming In rapidly There wi bo a large
influx of setters In time. sprIng , unit a little
city will be built there
The wndsmen of N , E. Burns , the late
county treasurer cf Convere county , who was
compeled to resign I about a year ago on
account of a shortage of about $1,500 In his
accounts , held a meetng at Douglas juncton
on January 3 for time flurpose of setlng
with the countr. Each ! I bndsman was commm-
ple to pay $54.20 o every thousand for
whIch ho qualfed on Burns' bent ,
At the city election In lramie , which
occurs In April , the question of issuing $0" -
000 refunding bonds td take up the outsland-
lag Indebtetlness of the cIty , will be submitted
to a vote oC the people.
Among the bills Introtlucetl al this session
of the legIslature will bo one for time pro'
tecton of hotel keepers oC W'omlnTho
/
new bill provides that when baggage ha
been left for a board bill It shal bo held
for 1 certain time amid then advertised and
sold by a contnble
OREGON.
The annual cut of wood at Meacham Is
8,000 cords.
On a tract of land 100 feet aluare , near
Pendleton , sued fattened.
, 8,000 sheel' arc being fatened.
A merchants' carnival , to raise funds for
City road , Impro\ement , Is proposed In Baker
Time movement to establsh a creamery at
Albany Is not mnoethmg wih much cncourage.
men t.
Time Aatorlan predicts great activity In
road construclon by the Clatsop county
farmers next spring.
Salmon fIshIng on the Hogue river Is In
order , and ono bIg one taken out In Sam's
valley Is said to hove weighed a trifle under
.
fort.f\'e hoimnds.
A big bal of gold bullion , worth $19.20
to the ounce and amountng to $17,000 , was
bloulht to Baker City from the Vlrtuo mine
I was time result of a month's rumm
Time negroes huportell frommmVest Virginia
to dig coal at the Beaver 111 mine In Coos
cunt ) leave quit work and say they can't
ton. lanka n living digging coal It 46 comets per
ton.A
A rich and new ore vein was struck west
In time 150 foot level of the Whie SWII
mine , ameml from a vein of three or four
Inches It has Increasell In \llh until at
the present tmo It Is abont thirteen incites ,
The Lake County Bxamlner gives a
graphic account of a rabbit drive In that
secton recenth' A tght board corral was
made nli everybody < y turneI , out to enjo
tim aport. The first day 1.700 rabbits were
1dll < and the next tIny 1,800 more were
gathered in
A long IJetton hr "tlxpa'els , water come-
sumers and laboring men" Is bring lmre
Ilarell for time Astoria water commissioners ,
asking them to require contmctors bidding
on work to pay not less than $2 per day
for labor and charge not more than $3.60 per
week for boaIll , and that exca\atng be
done by dnr's labor
An un1moln hunter at Brlnnon , \Vashm . ,
recent ) killed , twenty head of elk 111 left
the carcasses at the bottom of 1 ravimme.
The heavy snows In the mountlins drove
time animals Iloln to the beach , where they
were merciessly slauJhterell The setters
organized a vigiiamece commitee nod strtl'
after him , but he had gotten wlnt of the
mo\ement atHI le < .
A rancher l'lng on Sutton creek , a few
mies from linker CIty , sell some chickens
In that ' . In the of
city recenty. craw one
of them the purehaser foull some partcles
of gold. The rncher was Informed of this
and at once began prospecting In n gulch
near his imouse with the lsul that he discovered -
covered diggings yielding 25 cents to the
pan. Next spring he will turn his attenton
to mining. tie Is of the opinion that the
poulry business Is very profitable when the
chlcwns ) engage In prospectimmg.
WAShINGTON.
Tbero Is a movement on foot at Oalesdale
to establish a creamery timero
The Monte Cristo mine will Issue $150,000
In bonds for development worl
The Norther Pacifc has begun the con-
Tacoma. strumction of 1 new depot emi the whar lt
. The farmers of Marsh , Snohomlsh county ,
will put fee < gates In time Williams and
Stephenson ditches at a cost of $00 , amid
reclaim much valuable land from o\erIO\
A buntng party In time Oympic mountains
report having seen ( O elk In a single day ,
without attempting to shoot any of thel , be-
cause their pack anhnals were already laden
with game.
During tIme month of December the Everett
smelter shipped bullion to the amount of
$107.000 The product for the month Included -
eluded 3,000 ounces or gold , 60.000 ounces of
silver and 50p,000 pounds of lead.
David E. Drurle , who went east wih
Eugene Semple and Julius F. Hale to secure
$5,000,000 wIth which to build the Lake
Washington canal , has returned to Seattle
and reported that the money has been ralaed.
After securing necessary legislation at
Olympia time money will be paid and timework
work commenced.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Anthracite coal haa been discovered In
Utah , not far from Salt Lake City.
According to LibrarIan Gilbert's report , the
state library has over 20,000 volumes
The average number of cloudy days In
Arizona during the year Is only fourteen.
The population of Santa Fe was increased
by the birth of three girls New Year's nIght
'Vhle digging a well at Helena , Mont" ,
nearly enough gold was taken out of time dIrt
to pay for time well.
There are now ninety-three tramps In the
San Jose jai and they are flocking Into that
city by the hundreds .
Arizona led all states and territories last
year In the miles of railroad constructed ,
the amount being 1,919 miles.
The most reliable figures obtainable give
the output or gold In Montana as ,500,000 ,
an Increase of $1,000,00 over last year.
The coal consumplon of lutte Is estmated
at 1,700 tons per day. Mostly all the coal
produced In time state Is consumed In Butte.
A Buto "problem" Is being examined by
a cCmmlsslon on Insanity. One of her freaks
Is to go bicycle riding In n snow storm , clad
In her night gown.
II. J. Lanldon of Orovle , Cal. , Is Irriga-
ting 180 acres , and pumps time water through
4.000 feet of Iron pipe Ind 1,500 feet of ditch.
lie estimates the cost at $1.50 an acre
The Japs on the Oregon Short line were
laid oft for the winter and have decided to
winter In Shoshone , about llO of tWI having
10ught the old Railroad hotel , which they
wi make their headquarters
The largest plow In the world Is owned by
Hchard GIrd of Chino , Cal I Is eighteen
feet high , weighs 36,000 pounds , Is run by
steam and will plow fifty acres per day . wih
a consumpton ot less than two tons or coal
The Mesa Hacienda company was Incorporated -
porated at Phoenix , Ariz. , with u capital or
$100,000 , In 10.000 shares of $10 each. I
wi engage In viticulture and horticulture ,
a 11 buid canneries , packing and storage
houses.
Time California Irrigation company has secured -
cured sUbscrlplons of 20,000 acres In the
vicinity or Irownwood , Tex , and wi bgln
work wIlen 40,000 are subscribed The dam
will be thIrteen miles north of Brownwood .
Time route Is now being surveyed
Time Rio Grande Western road Is now shIpping -
ping 105 cars of coal per week from time
Caste Gate ( Uah ) mines to the Souther
Paciiic company. The shipments of commercIal -
cIal coal from the To Grande Western mInes
to poInts west or Ogden run the total up to
150 cars per week
i'etitioims Imavo . been circulated and numer-
ously signed at Red Lodge praying congress
to amend the law by which the ceded strip
for the Crow reservation was thrown open
to setement 1 few years ago , tinder the
law as then enacted settlers under time hmoxmme-
stead law were required 10 pay $1.50 an
acre for all lands taken up This Is a
provision that was never before Inserted In
similar laws.
. , . .
" - 'I Tied :
; )
- > Down
\ \
\ -the woman
who doesn't use
Pearline. She's tied
to her work , and tired
with it , too. Pearlne makes another woman of her It
washes and cleans in half the time , with half the work
Nothing can be hurt by it , and every thing is saved with it.
Pearlne does away with the Rub , Rub , Rub. Pearlne
does more than soap ; soap gives you more to do
Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you ,
. , t crocer wi tel
B : E eware this is IS cot as" or "the Iamc as Iearlne , " IT'S
. '
FAI.SEl'earlne is never peddled , i your grocer send
you an imitaton , bt honet-lmai6ak , ; jMiES I'VLB , New York
- . _ . . - . , " -
I' ' .
i ) FOR AN .
; OVEQCOA $ fr .
tj \Ve have about 75 Overcoats in broken :
I sizes and styles that we want to close out right , '
: away , I you are of the right size you'l save
f . . all the way from $3 to $8 by buying these hand. .
some all wool Overcoats for $5 ,
' t i t ;
I M. H. Cook Clothing Co. , , j
13th and Farnam Sts.
I _ _ _ _ Fl1'nam J
Wrl" ) CVl"y"NV , . . . . ) ' ( . . ' . . 1Y'y' . . 'l'V ; ) ' ) ! ) 'l"'J ' : " l " ' , ' . ' 'n . 7 : , .D (
' ' ; , . . . . " h $ ' ; ' 1" " JJi ; .
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FIFTH EXCURSION TO OREGON
By Stearns Fruit Land Co. ,
101 Bee Buildiiig.
People enough having signified their intention of going
with us on this excursion to make it a success , we have decided -
ed to remove all restrictions and give all who wish to go , a "
chance to join this personally conducted trip to Oregon
The excursion goes by the popular Bulngton Route , via
Billings and the Northern Pacific railroads--through the wonderful -
derful mining cities of Montana-across thc great wheat grow-
ng pm'ali'ias of castem'nVnsim ington-ovet' the celdbm'ated Stampede Pass-.nrounml
time base of 'raconea , the smoking inouimtaimi-along Limo lovely shores of Pugo
Soummu-tlum'ough the city of Taconma-over time great Columbia Rlvci' emi the big-
rest i'aiiroad ferry in the vor1d-to I'ot'tirtnrl , Oregon , thee biggest city of its size
on tim continent-past time falls of the Wrhliamotto , time accomed ( to Niagara alone )
largest vatom' power in the United States , tund time omely otto of rutty size In time
world where ships from the son can go to the very foot of the fettle-Then on
through the over greomi valley of \Villammeette to Salomim , time Cnptal [ of Oregon ,
the only state in the Unloim which has absolutely no state debt and has muonoy to
Ui treasury for appropriation by time legislature now in session.
A journey worth a lifetime to accomplish.
Make you'mr own bargain for tramesportation with any ticket agent of time Bur.
lingtoit Systemic , buy your tickets to Salem , Oregon , tahoe time agents receipt for
time money 1)aid and join us at any point , on time train that leaves
Omaha at 4:35 p. rn.1 January 28th.
Your m'eceipt vI11 be taken as money for lamed.
DOCTOR
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Chronic ,
Private
Diseases ,
TREATMENT H5 MAlL. Commaultatlomi L'roe ,
We cure Catarrh , all diseases of the
Nose , Throat , Chest , Stomach , Liver ,
Blood , Skin and Kidney Diseases , Female -
male Weaknesses , Lost Manhood , and
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN.
WEAK ME1 AutO VICTIMS TO NERVOUS
DebUmty or Exhaustion , Wasting Weakness , lii
voluntary Losses , with Earhy Decay Ut young
and mlddh .axetl ; lack of vim , vigor audwoalcened
prematurely ta approaching old age , All yelid
readily to cur new treatment for loss ot vital
power , Ca on or address with stamp for dr.
cuiars , free book and receipta.
Fir norhtme 'intl tnislao 1416 lmtrimnmn
Mi , mJuaLmiiJ ( uuu IJuuieuJ1 Ommmahma Nub
JIilloIu's : ioiioirq.
Rpendld cnrattea.pgeat for ? .rvou. orB
Meadmhms. Brain i.Ltmaution , tIsbpieoos3 ,
. .m'ectel or U9ael IouraigImaieoror
B mattam , OuntJtldnoy Jiordere , Ache Th
i'ersia Anmemlim. ) , attlote for .AieotmatLo
ani otier osctjgde , , l'ztsc , 10 , 2cndWceac ,
, iCervesccnt ,
C TH ARNOLD CUEMICAL CO.
151 5. Wostarn Ayenuo , lMilCPti.
For sale by all druggists , O'thaha.
BABY'S SXIN AND
Cicansed _ _ _ , purified , and beammtiflemi by CIJTICUImA
, ' 110Am' , greatest of jikimi panther. end
I , : ' betutiiJer , ii. wcil as h'urr.t mmd
( I , mweemcittf toilet intl imum-ecry soaps ,
Only cure for Itluiltie , and biack.
, , hmcmimls. bccaume time only pmevemmtivo
I of inilmmrmmmnmmtion and cioging of tite
porem' , limo 'ammo of mnost comapiex.
loud dtaiigmmratiuus , toid everywbeme.
IJoll't ' Net ! Your s
w , i , Beyrnour , our optician , imarm imeon
extremely successful in fitting glasses to
hundreds of time best people in time city.
Lenses Exciiimngemj i"i'eo of Charge.
The Aloe & Penfold Co. ,
LEADING SCIENTiFIC O1'TICIANS.
1108 1"armmamn Street ,
Opposite I'axton Hotel.
TIlE IJON DRUG STORE.
Teeth Without Plates.
IWh : ; , BAILEY ,
DENTIST.
r i'axlomi iihic.
14 ltilim amid l'arnaimm Sta
' 101. 1O4t.
Full Set 'l'eoth . . , 5.00 Sil var Fihhimmgs . . 11.0)
heat 'i'mmthm , . , . 7.50 I'uro Gold Fillings 2.0' )
'J'Imitm t'Iate. . . . . . . . 10.0) ( loud tIromvime,2k , . (1.00 (
l'aiulese Extrae'im Sue ilm'htigu tcetim.toothm 0.00
Taeth Out in Morning ,
rew Teeth Same Day
I EW FACES ALb AIIOUTCIIANCIINO
thoycatureaammfl itemus.
log hilozmmlateaIn , U0 p. bool ur a stamp ,
. ) tbu II , Woodbury , iti W.42d141N , Y ,
luyimmtr . Of Wumudtmurj's i'aeial'6ua&m.
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Over Oem Million People wear thu
w. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our hocs are equally satisfactory
They give the beat value for the money.
They equal custom thocri In styic and fit.
TimoIr wearIng qualities mire umiaurpmms ed ,
Time prices are uniform--.stamped en solo.
from Si to $3 saveti over other rnstco : ,
if your dcaicr cannot ; leppiy you wo can , Ioicl by
A. W. Bowman Co , I"l. IGlh St.
C. J. Carison , 1218 N. 24th St.
w. w. Fisher , Parker and
Leavenworth St.
J' Newman , 424 S , 13th St.
Kelley , Stie'er & Co. . Farnam
and Itith St.
T. S. Cressey , 2509 N St. , South
Omaha.
rRAISC 3 , ,
nQ Piiy !
. r&u U Vogolablo ,
Irepnrcd from time original to mmmln. rre
'erved in time Arehiye of limo Ioly tantl. hay ,
or an autimemmtle imiatory datiimg bmi IlSOycara
APOSTIVECUR
for all Stomach , Kidney and owei
troubles , especially
'CHRONIC ' CONSTIPATIO ]
r1co 110 coilts. field by all druggists.
the Fraicisan Remedy Co. ,
L8i IL ! ' URE.'i ' 2 , ciucaao , ILL.
for Circular , . , , , ) iii aatratmmd Clenna'
sale by luhii& ( Co. , 15th & loitgla )
Warm Your F8t.
at night with a
JQ ) . HOT RTER BAG.
t.nIAtt ) : 2-quart , 65 cents , I
3.iiart , 7cents.
' , i 4-quart , 85c
5-quart , $1.00
I I oi'mit'rett by mmmmtii
, Add lOc for uutmmgo ,
RUBBER GOODS 011' ALL IUND .
The Aloe & Penfol4o. ,
1408 Farnain Street , , '
TI11 LION DRUG HOUSE ,
'
untiviror quicki ,
Lst ianhod re.Utred.'ariuocee ( ,
iiI1ilmy omlii.1ri
) , y ' cia. . suiri cured by INJIArI' .
: iou 1'teiudy. wrti4 , rimti. tsIrUtIStaCaf ,
I. A. Fuller & Co. , C