08 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1896
Page
1
The text touts Chamberlain's remedies for intense skin itch and lesions. It claims cures for various skin disorders including itching piles nipples chapped areas frost bites and chronic sore eyes. Also promotes De Cady's Condition Powders for cleansing and vermifuge uses and mentions sale by the Quarvan Duva Co.
The Utah papers note cattle magnate A. Hatch as a fourth district judge candidate while Bryan Sewall support signals shifts in local races. An Independent paper in Deer Lodge endorses free silver champions and labor welfare, with Vernal Independents nominating a cross party slate for county offices.
An Express representative toured Uintah county's Carbonate mining district and found a budding camp with cabins, prospects, and several active mines. The Dyer copper mine shows 300 ft main tunnel plus a 160 ft winze, with 600 tons shipped and potential for 6000 tons on dumps. other properties like the Horrison, Usotak, Silver King, and a new hopeful shaft show promising copper, gold, and silver values. The party notes logistical hurdles, including weather, smelting needs, and re timbering, but expects rapid growth if a smelter and railroad arrive.
A Vernal note records James Suarven declining an Independent ticket after consideration and informing the nominating party he would not accept. The text praises a cure for chronic diarrhoea from Chamberlain's remedy and advertises Vernal Drug Co selling 25 and 60 cent sizes.
Notice invites bids for cedar wood and coal to supply the Uintah County Court House and Jail through January 1 1807. Bids due at the Court House by October 10 1806 with right to reject any or all bids.
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