Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1883, Page 3

THE DATLY BZE-<OMAFPA FRIDAY Al RIL 20 derived from reasoning based upon|several companies known th 'ARBEB WIRE. arguments in an |m|.rndunt but en- | Homestake .n‘:lu:h- Onlodc:mh. .:ao re- tirely similar proceeding to that over|[port of operations or any detall h reslded at Keokak, " Bovenues Amounting o Millions | Souse'on hoth sidee soneloded thelr | spestin, sad e shoce o bueils e of Controversy, S oral argnmenta last week, and have |thelr reports show an extension of grn:'ll:wdogfltl‘ll Wedneaday next to ;Vork inn increased good results, the o printes lofs. ashington deolaratlo - I: addition to the wire patenta, there ounnno%u to say the Ic:n.-w““ v Is another, though subordinate, con-| Much capltal, Inclading not a little Now Pending In the Unit. trovarsy to be declded—namely, on|from England and Germany, has been od Btates Oircuit the valldity of the patents for the |seoured with prospects of much more. machines to manufscture the wire, | This will be invested In the develop- Oourt, Under patenta possessed by plaintiffs | ment of mines, erection of machiney, -nlll- in fihh nn:.(;. l::on l‘)ron.ht oonstruotion of water ditches, and in 84, Loul Olbe-Democrt, 100 fringement ed {njancion, The | of the” s0yyo sonaley " T Fecsat Probably there has never ocourred | briefs on branch of the subject |company will erect a 200-stamp mill in 8t. Louls a ocivil trlal that involves | h, be by Saturday next, on Spearfish, to be oconnected with wider Interest, or attracts greater at- the mines Iol‘lr miles distant by rall, znclo: throughort ;hc enurt: e%nn'rfi ) The Hamm ¢ . an those now pending in the United | 1o 0omponnd is amoat valuable med. | 200 stamper group of largest mills States Oirouit Court in this distriot, it In the world TheCaled‘:mhwrlldoublo and {olne for ladies of all ages who may be 1ts milling oapaolty by the addition of UPON THE RESULT OF WHICH afilloted with any form of disease pe- slxty m,,‘:p.,pfl,,’n, ’.h.:.d ,::,:1 depends the valldity of every patent ouliar to the sex, Her romedles are|water from Moore's False Bottom under which the manufactare of [ not only put up In liquid forms but in [ ditch with such end in view. Lanoas. barbed wire fenolng 18 now conduoted |Pllls and Lozenges, in which forma | tor will pet up & 100-stamp mill on the Theore are elght of these cases pending | they are seeurely sent through the [(Gustin. The Oro Oache will, it Is be- in this distriot, and several othera in 3 Ueved, pat up & 120-stamp mill on Iowa, and the cffeot, should the pat- Whitowood, at the meuth of Spruce ents be declared Invalid, will be to re. galoh, to be connected with Its mine a lease this partioular industry from all tilo aud & half distant by rall, The restriotions and to save to farmers and | The Mining Prospect This Season—|Oro Fino will immedia erect large ranchmen soveral millions of dollars| WhatMay be Kxpected of the | holsting worke. Col. y s already annually. This statement would soem varbonate Discovery—Some engaged trebling the oapaolty of the to doal with hyperbolioal figures, bt Aladiall He¥eMerose, old Florence Silver mill, formerly es of Travel | A Buccinot History of the Oases e lowa, Lincoln, Nebraska, and Denver, lorado. It is universally admitted to be the ria. | M :}@m chaueom E. It is| Col fucten S\ (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad.) DEADWO0O! D BEYOND. “BURLINGTON ROUTE” 7 luffs via Dey wn as the great THROUGH CAR l& Finest Equipped Raliroad in the World for a!! CI. . J. POTTER, 3d Vice-Pres't and Gen'l Manager PERCEVAL LOWELL, Pass. Ag't, Chicago. = the faots are that there were, accord- owned bya 8t, Paul company. Twenty- Ing to the estimates of the best quall- |, . pres stamps will be added to the Golden fied judges, nearly 80,000 tons of| op: Dak.t Apell Summit mill. In addition to theso k barbed wire manufactured In the Drapwoon, Dak., April 3. —Mining | works, positively determined upon, ) ’ United States in 1882; that |COmmunities live on excltement, nov- | aro many othera of probable consum- JOBBER OF this signifios n total length of | Ity change; whioh, if not bestowed, [ mation, among which may be enumer- .5 5w about 500,000 miles of wire, engendera discontent, restlossness and | ated large reduction works by the vU A L L P_A- P E B and that np:m the manufacture the emigration. Uniform prosperity on-| Rogal Arch, Borkshire and Welcome % '« | firms clalming under thelr patents the joyed in fixed localitica and running | companies, whose property is located AND exclusive right to manufacture barbed In ostablished grooves becomes monot- | near Torry's ,peak; by the Cheyenne . : . wiro, made within the year In rogal. | °nous and anapproclated. ~Henco it |company; by n company now organ- W I N I} fi w s H A D E s tles from thelr llcensess and from ex- :;Ith:::'";h;fiza‘:"%‘"z"“‘tn‘éf‘ ‘rl"l“l( izing at Now York to devolop Box © averago or new :::pl:,r:git:gh:o::‘:l::;:llu:::,l,"::é::: and distant ‘‘digginge he more ro- [ other compsutes operating Roch- EASTERN pR!sEs DUPLIGATED between $4,000,000 and 85,000,000 | ™% the better—and ls allured by |ford distrlct, and seyeral of . and the business 1s cnntin‘mllyj in. | the falntest report upon ofton the(Custer county—all quartz entor- I8 FARNAM &7 OMAHA |oromtng. 25 ‘sdionai thousanda ci wildeat kind of & wild goose chaso, in- | prlsee, Thore aro aiso numorons Do M0 et & miles of territory are settled up the volving the abandonment of very rich | placer companies proparing for an i i F =———————"| jged for fencing is Increased, and as|OF YOrY promising claims. active soagon, prominent among which 8 the barbed wire, in epito of the pat- Alaska, the present goal of many, Is | are the Deadwood Hydraullo company, Have the BeSt StOCk n Nebl"aSka. entee’s "Oynltlcu‘, is the cheapest and :s:a:l;: '.l::m‘ n;errll]t:driv:lx;pt“:o ‘i;lmlng thlrmo-ln)olalms,dhegti:nlnsq ns ————— lencing ma \\ u 3 scovery on Deadwood; e San - :‘:::vzo:ov::;e:;rfd °thog bml:e:: l:‘i: As frequently pronounced now-a days | Croek Falls Hydraulle company, Nig- MAKE TH h LOW EST PRICES. continues to grow at an enormous rate, | he Aame is very comprehensive, being | ger HIll Consolldated, Fort Meade It s this fact that gave rise to the made to cover not only the Seward | Hydraullo, Estrolla doi Norte, Rook- struggle now taking place In the purchase at Behring Strait, but all of | erville Gold Placer Mining company, PERKINS & LEAR courts, Revenues ot the slge of thoe | British Columbla and much contlgn. | Harney Hydraullc, Battle Creok Hy- 9 above named are worth fighting for, | °%* territory, In fact, aa I prosecute | araulic, Liitle Rapids, and many ot{. + | my Investigations I discover that the | ors, beslde individual enterprises by Elder property; by the Minnesota and | B DEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE, II U_WL | i SUr=ir= it bt | | B g 4] { > and lawyers of the highest standing K ‘E in the sountry, many ful them with ‘Ahl:.k':n;rdop::.:lmlo, ;l‘:lh"';'u:f;:g g’fil:"‘"d'“ scattered throughout the : fi"“ repntn:on: l..‘vden:‘:;:e what " for the headwaters of the Yukan, ',"“ CARBONATE DISCOVERY T L . . i this conlot, ractioe, are en- | ahout 300 miles north of Kootenay, .| The Oldest Wholesale and LI gaged In the confilot. B. O. Transportation s secured at Two years ago, it wili be remem- A SUCCINCT HISTORY San Francisco, by cossters, to Vioto- bered, great exoltement was oreated NEw A“n sEGo" D-HA"D of the cases and their reasons of being [ris, thence across the sound to the | by the discovery of oarbonates almost U can not fall to ::o of interest. T:; main land, and lfi! lilu.l up a river, fGRTaAMEA which cteatéd and réadared earliest barbed wire patent was tssued | the =ame of whiocl cannot reocall, 1416 Douglas Street. in 1867 te one Hunt, sinco which time | where canoes are obtained and an as- ont the value of Leadville, the issues and relssues have been al- [ cent of the river continued for 160 Exoltemewt here was Intense. most innumerable. Allof these, or [miles further. From this point the C*’“‘P.‘“l“ were formed by the hun- at least all of them that possessed |trip is completed on foot, dragging | rede; millions of capital was pledged; ractioal business features, have been | supplies in sledges over the 300 miles | 014 cAmps were depopulated and the }Jrom time to tlme, acquired by the | of loy steppes and mountains now | Bew district was overrun with enthus- Washburn & Moen manufacturing | that characterize the Kootenay dla- lastlo, not to say half crazed, prospec- company, of Worcester, Massachu- | triot ten months out of every twelve, | ©OF2 while every road leading to the sotts, and Isaac L. Elwood, of Do el " | Hille was thronged with 5, Tllinols, the pllifl“fi‘l' in the SIAREASRACSERCTORE, from other territories and Sii Gz alertea ol It was recently my good fortune to [ Exoltement was short lived, ho! Of all the numerous patents the |eettwo old friends, Charley Howard |and by reason of f{ts only practical ones are those known and J. T. Kretzlnger, who, two years(ity oporated to groat as the nd Glidden patents, the | *8% accompanied a prospecting party | disadvantage of the entire Hills, original issaes of which have been, as through that reglon, They wereab-The district, which is located about olalmed by defendants in the sults, | %60t a0 entire season, made a thor- | nine miles west of Deadwood, s liter- enlarged and amplified out of all ough exploration, returned to the|ally covered with float of the richest knowledge by subsequent relssues, It Hills, and are satlsfied to remaln here. | character, assaying as high as 4,000 is preclsely here that the ocontroversy Acoording to thelr testimony, a wilder, | and 5,000 ounces, which olrcumstance takes place and where the battle has | 1™ rugged and more uninviting sec- | creatod the reasonable impression that to be fonght out. If the lasuesare de- tion, generally, it would be difficult to | a vast ore body must underlie the en- olared to be within the mesning and | %°1°6iVe much more to dlvcover. The|tire seotion. Vigorous prospeoting, {ntentlon of the orlginal patents, o if mountains are of great altitude, thick- [ hewever, failed to fiad it, albelt many they are, in other words valid, the | 1Y covered with tallen timber, rooks, | small pockets and occasi crevioes defendants here will have beea z’nllt snow and loe, while the gulohes are | were encountered, but nothing of suf- of infringement, If otherwise, an very narrow and present an in-|ficlent magnitude to encourage great the courts should declare the relssues describable jungle of desd tlm-|expenditure of money and labor, so, vitally at varlance with the original ber ~and the scoummaulated [ one by one, claims were abandoned patents and Invalid, the business of debrls of ages, beneath which |and owners retarned to former looall- manofacturing barbed wire will be | u® | with unmusioal roar, vast volumes | ¢ies, thrown open to the public without re- of water. Oocastonally streams of con- | ~ Among the fow who cherlshed ut. striotion. siderable magnitude are encountered, [ moat faith in_the presence of a valua- In 1880 the plantiffs, the Wash. | o0 Of Which, for upwards of 60 mlles, | ble mineral deposlt at greater or less burn & Moen Manufacturing com. | the Party doscended at the imminent | depth, and who resolved to reach 1t if ny and Isaso L. Eiwood, acting risk of life and limb by reason of | possible, was the Iron Hill company, ::xdlr thelr patents, secured in Ohloago | 29XerOUs raplds, falls, immense boul- | composed of the principal business in the United States olrcult_court for | 3™ and the terrifio rush of water. |men and miners of tkls vielnity, own- the Northern distriot of Illinols, a Happlly, they escaped with only a few | ing a group of six claims, They never final decree against Jacob Hatsh and bruises and the loss of considerable | wearled of thelr work, which now, : property. Prospecting s absolutely | after many discouragements, demon. HAS TER SEST STOOK IN OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWEST PRICES :’:}fi;’g”: h:h:’l?e]l. d’.::”gl&'fl? r‘;‘ out of the question six months of the e the acouracy of thelr predio. {ssues. &ho defendants then took no | Y28F 80 severe s the weather and #o | tion, and blds fair to revive on an en- 2 abundant {s the snow, and Is atall|larged scale the farore of two years :sml:;:m;:fi::flo:o?:g:‘:m‘:: times attended with the utmost diffi-(ago. On Saturday last s shot was IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS [ttt ot B i e o e o o P ? roe of frost,and is marked withabout | 167 feet that solved the prob- bed pale a handsome sum to the same facllity and slmilar appll- [lem, The great ocarbonate PEHRIEKINS & LEAR ingle Broeo i om 85 to 818, ouble Breach Loading Shot Guns, from $18 to 75, Muszle Loading Shot Guns, From $6 to $26.% Fishing Tackel, Bage Balls and all kinds of Fancy Goods, Full Stock of Show Cases Always on hand, Imgorted and Key West Cigars a large line of Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and evirything re uired in a first-class Cigar, Tobacco and.| Notion tore, Cigavrs from $15 per 1.00" npwards Send or Price List and S8amples Have now been finished in our store, mal e h'omo T:m RIGHT. ooty [ anoeas tare her:n em) leyedmln was axpoled.k Slr;nmallu efforts 12 : s, however, is a mere allegation | openin, nty quartz mines, n- de to t 5 \ng it the 'argeSt and most comPIEte of defendants he’ra, and has not,g:ohr nr:l exflh in great varlety, including o'r:":b‘:’,.q:nd n::l:".:.l. loutv';r‘yn;:. a8 coulg be learned, been yet made the | gold, ailver and copper, but in quanti- | ing countries, hence before night Iron § subject of evidence, tles that could not bo determined by a | hill and carbonites were upon every With the precedent thus established | brief season's prospecting which from |tongue. Since then the distriot has by the Ohicago decialon, the Wash- | the very nature of things must have | been visited by scores, each person re- burn & Moen company and Elwood | been largely superficlal. To all ap- turning with plecss of ore and glowing closed up every barbed wire factory in | pearances my friends were of the first roports of the strike. 1t is impossible the United States and secured for flny to penetrate this iuhospitable | at this writing to much more, as In the West. An additional story has been . themselves an enormously profitable|locality. Not a trace or sign of a fts ha t ed t built and the five floors all connected business, they and their licensees | human belng, elther trapper, hunter luante be nle h::zn%::g‘h with two baving a monopoly and belng enabled | or miner was found untll, on thelr own to justlfy the statement that to fix prices at & figure which yielded |return to Viotorla, and when|the discovery is the most important H Y D R A U L I C E L E v A T o R S them princely revenues, the royalties | within 100 miles or 8o of the ocoast. | mad oo the existence of precious 3 | alone amounting to between $1,600,- |they came upon a Chinese camp of | metal in the Hills was first established. . A 000 and $2,000,000, about 100 souls engaged in placer V.V.V. One Exolmveg’}or the use of Pasgengers. Theseimmense ware- | subsequent to the declsions in Ohi- | digglng. Trae to the inatinota of thelr rooms---three stores, are 66 teet wide--are filied with the @Grand- |osgo in the Halsh and simllar cases, | race, the Mongolians were shy, suspic- est display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture evei |the supreme court ot the United [{ous and reticent, and would not im-| Why ghown. States rendered twol docisions which | part nn{ inlo;mzlonl of u:llu;.,l but invi appeared to entirely overturn the|from close observation the visitors and fig‘tfl::ul;fltfied bt:flgfl}}llé ;:?iemt.%go?zmfi:%ofln the firet floor basis on which the Chioago case had |considered that the diggings were pay- e rested. These declsions were on en- $6 a day to a man, and CHAS SH lvtRIC K' tirely different subjects, but ws:;:o to ;aq hallow - not to exceed ten i " the principle of the right to ewbody | It was also apparent that a workin, 2061 1208 and 1210 Farnam fitreet. Om-ha in .F.'».],.“Pe of a pllolllgmlnfir not ex- | seas oonldlixot be over three momlnq o e e e e AR - - == | pressly clalmed in the original. This |duration, wet the defendants in the present g N ocases on inquiry, and the result was the establishment both in 8: Louls ™ and in Jows of several factories for the production of barbed wire, Sult The only Coal mined west of the Mississippi River that is equal [¥e# then brought, first agafuat the o’ 7 2 - Q Jowa defendants, and an 1njunction in quality to the ROCK SPRING COAL. axked for to restrain the forther opera: | ablo climate, I fail to seo how the| Who want glossy, luxuriant tions of defendauts. Thess cases | country can create any excltement, or| and wavy tresses of abundant. were argued lest winter at Keckuk, - 3 at least how excitement and contlnne b 0 " . . h y eautiful Hair must use That will stock for & year without slacking or_shrinking, ;‘fi":rf z(.jllnduh LJuuge 3‘:!:":1”" n‘ud ¥hea thy truth aball ke known, LYON’S KATHAIRON. This ’ strict Judge Love, an @ decision A BRIGHTER PICTURE, I rticl o Pronounced by all the leading brick men In Western Iowa as the very best | reserved, Subsequently eight sults elegant, cheap article “IW“P y be weax! Why not be healthy, robust, and strong, by using Brown's Iron Bittera? Sach, In brief, is the country to ward which so many unreasonably dlssatisfied miners are now looking, entle and in which many will find bitter dis- sppointment and sorrow before the year shall close. Difflcult of access Women and with an Incomparably unfavor M ! Y It s pleasant to turn from a pleture ' the Hail fre coal for burniog brick ever used in the West, were brought against the St. Louls|,f guoh abject gloom to & contempla. | MABKES the air grow free EUREKA COAL AND MINING CO,, . dnfmd-mhnmelm three agalnst the [¢ion of a situstion so replete with | and fast, keeps it from falling Frederic, Monroe Co., lowa, |Simmons hardwaro company, tWo|promise as it exists in the Hills, I| out, arrests and cures gray- - - : ;::‘:fifl::‘gh:;‘;“fl",fim ::':;3 Rotioe In secent report from ‘i\"’rl:i ness, removes dnmllru and ngton that there was & perceptible if | jtching, makes the Hair W. F. OLARK. in course of trial before Judge T"“é not materlal decline in the preclous “m"gs" giving it a curling WALL PAPER, B s e UL el bo. soted S st owat of th, lomliy durisg Mndoney and Reoping 1t 1a PAINTER, PAPER HANCER & DEGORATOR one time, and in one way, as it is trate the ti nstoral to suppose that Ju f" ‘,od,:';. :zf.n,:,..,.' 1 :“;:“h.‘c tiful, healthy Hair is the sure MoCrary and Love will staln from deolaring my disbelief, and result of using Kathairon, Kfllflomlning, Gmg) sfl'ord-:,‘::: br::l:::::hu of ob. lpr.onm'm:: :'o wfi“:- AND WORK OF THIS OEAB.AO;IEORI WILL RECEIVE PROMPT | taining from J?.. Treat, whose z.“], .1:‘“‘::”“, spproximate TTEN 8 on ocases rank among result OF any season's B. K. Cos. 16th and Doogles Streets, . -+ . OMAHA, tBa first 1n the country, an sxpression | work, With the exosption of the| EENEEEEEESE——— nettt sewELEY HOUSE NUSIG HOUSE identioal with that character and | in Omaha. Visitors can here IN TRE WEST! find all novelties in SIL-[ Seneral Agents for the Finest and Best Pianos and VER WARE. CLOOCKS, Organs manufacturec. Rich and ®tylish Jewelry, ur prices are as Low as the Latest, Most Artistic, a1} MelternManufastorer and Choicest Selections in mPimrmse::nd 0'gans sold PRECIOUS STONES and |for cash or installmeut. at Bottom Pr ces. all descripuons of FINE| ™) apr BNDID steck of WATCHES at as Low Pri-\gteinw,y, Ohickering, ces as 18 compatible with Rnabe, Vose & Son’s Pi- honorable dealers. Call[anos, and otn«r makes. and see our ElegantNew| Also Olough & Warren Btore, Tower Building, Sterling. Imperial, 8mith American Organs, &c. Do ?t:::'nth and Farnham ;o el 10 see us \before purchasing.' MAX MEYER & BRO., MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES. A Large 8tock always on Hand. VIGTOR PARK. 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