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90 UbOm ii man Confirm.

A t n SPECIAL MEETING of IRON MOLD
"A Frs UNION No. z5 bed SATURDAY evening MAY for
psoss 81 hearing pris o the various shops HHder Jurisdiction
vas ubasimousJ resolved tender special thanks
!" CoRNBLL sthy the Gre, employers who aooesd
10 our Just deBsnla
s'o'td That We tender vote Of thanks JAMES JACKSON
bhO d. D. BADGER Go aud B. &W W. CORNELL Who have
accepted our Just demand nsSBe without auspg
snR on either side The OwHg letter Messr Cornell ts the
Union @o0e under h eHpoy will explain ITSELF and be good advice
EMPLOYERS who 'ill s'h Sst against u.s. intend to
enforce tbs demand at al hsIards:
N..,,: E,,.ov 49,, N, EEwYoRKIMayT T. 1863
~ nhLsos and hULLiGAN - GESTLEHRS: We have carefully
~ lhe pieAuon Of me1 Increase Of ten rr c.n
present. wages We think the TeqHest not unres.ansbs s,J
ueteiors eheruy comply Stb It, ihe sad ibsss, "a co %
m'os sanng saturday. May 1907 We have an uEsssS %
bol o contracts hand aud opk men N helm M ,t
are "ag 10 share portion Of the profit. With tsm Your , w
J. ~ w W. CoRSBLL.
NOTlCE.-A CHECK drawn Ivy the hinder der
~ signed 90 ths NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE " ~.
& sl loI Sayy % TO- dasd H 1900 payable order a the bts.
all persons eAutOned aaus, eeevn or nevopS thd
STOKES, Caldwell n Co
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A. ]. BLEKcKER, AnSl6sI1r.

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT at huntington,
H /. Ia. j. BLBECKBR SON Ca Wi sell at auction. op
WEDNESDAY NAV ~ " ucock. at he Exchange Saeom NJ.
M Boadua morn bulk County Seat % Huntingdon l.
L. 81 gr,unl under perfect ~ Of cultivation sh
chnnc fs Sc Mans and nhoigphe IleNa al No. % CeaIs
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WANTED : AGENTS TO SELL THE
w ANERICAH KNITTING MACHINE Rnce S25 The timple,t
cheapest and best kutug Machine invented viii ~
stitches minute Liberal uduecment u Agstz Address ANGI
CAN KNITTING hAllHNE CO. Boston htSI, st Loa No.
WANTED-A CLERK acquainted with the
w BOOK BUSINESS in THE ty OBe with lsps Of
PreBh lra Spanish Desirable Apply to GEoRGR r. LOCKw 0OD
Ma BIZ Broadway.
vVANTED-An able and experienced WRITER
w for Monthly MsgsNur Address CAPITAL BOT No 1903 Trh
Oe stating what literary work the spphesEt has already
The eHpls vIbsut ofered and terms hhrrsL
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ROSELLE, N. J.
HY A d. MBLLICK ~, 4 BRO,
AuCTi0NEBRS AND DEALERS IN NEWJBRSEY RIAL ESTATE
No. 2g PlNRSr.
THURSDAY. May ~ 1863, at u m, on the premises.
GREAT SALB OF 100 VILLA PLOTS AT WEST RpSELLB.
Beautifully situated elevated ground
the aud he sprr5nnding nsn
Rosee located the Central Railroad Of NewJersey
inmates hom hs Hewiork side the aud miles
CitF of Elizabeth
Probably tho State within
tho last tao years great proportion the growing
Of Roarre
special train viii leave Lbertyst at II on the day
OF sale Lunch on the ArFyAl of the raj
fp rlinad aud m
AucInuerTs. No ri Pinrst. New. York -.
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yung SslmS StaI Gsiatt for Sa

Song s5Ian0 .ItaI EsIait TOT SdIt
PAY RIDGE, LONG ISLAND.
~ AUCTION SALE OP
LOTS. WATER FRONT, DOCK, DWELLINGS, 6c
Sec and Posters u
No mi BToadWay PHELPS, PALLON s Co..
No. i35 BrosiSaJ, uuder Hon e lns Co
EOR SALE-The most desirable RESIDENCE
the hrvng village Of Rtehead L. L. with good barhi choice
fut res aGd ,rhber abundance For terms address the key
THOMAS O. OSBORN Sorwak, Conn., or DANIEL H. oSBohs'
Rivefheai.
FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE or to LET
At Wocsld l. L. oy three miles om Hunters Poiat Inquire
on HYATT near depot. O. c. ASDRRws. No Chaubers
/ OTIS FOR SALE-5l2 LOTS with large front
on Nutown Creek Penny Bridge. BrokJn also s ACRES
,ou side Iaad Apply To NH n CLARK No l'O NiamL
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grucklpu g,al Gstatt for Suk.

OK SAA SECURES SPLENDID RESI-
PC,OON DENCEs, eouer Of DeKalb and Lewss7s' .
BsotH Cupola, walks all good negbborood
Sale i'm Appy 22 Broadway Room
No T. ~ j. G. FREEMAN Co
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Sustrurtion.

CCHOOI FURNITURE of superior modern
styics in great variety Circulars on and J. W. SCHER
nFRifORN & Co No. IA BOnd.St
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ApRIAN H. MULLER. Anctobeer
nESIRARIE RESIDENCE nt Mount Verno,
ApEIAN n. MvLLyR. A e,,su. /,

ApRAS II. MULLER Anctoneer
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE mt Mount Vernon.
~ ~ Wssiehesr CO. " X at .ecton ADRiAE H. MULLER 4.
WILKINS Co.. will cell at suction TUESDAY May H. a. n
0cloek at the Exchange SssoD Ne IN Broadway The desirable
son "ssthessr Co. r. eeVtshnE ahout The
feet rain and veil house On tie premises good
all the outbungs abundance Of u The aos
described property high ground Only eight minuteS
Ssk from the depot Lot absut 7e5 feet First sHd 6 feet
Fourth (s3oO
DUBLIC SALE of tho CONTINENTAL HO-
Il TIL PROPERTY LONG BRANCH. Moumouth COunty n J.
The subscriber By virtue Of COgt
Of ChsHeery OF the STAT. II HewJersy directed will "A
pac vehdue WEDNESDAY the l2b dav Of May 1852 between
the Of u oeock and ck the afternoon Of said
premises Long Branch 10 the Township u OeaH County
Monmouth the property k9owa az the Coseutai Hotel Property
LsBE BrAnb being the largest aud t valuable hotel
The lot eonisas l2 and 50 10 with front Eb bo Of
800 feet ami situate within 800 40 varl the Of The
Railroad and Rsntau and Delaware Bay Raj read The main banF
between 600 Bd 10 t oat heBg three stories hgh
four The center building ~ feet the south end 30 et
deep north end 20 feet The The
the building and 21 feet long u fret vide % ceiling
high The capacity Of the Hotel sufficient
96 Loo guests The buildings ssatv finished;
BeR0oms large and airy Billiard asd Rah Rooms BoSng Alley,
summer oues large and oos Barns Stables Carriage Houses,
and She'd all order The Kchel Laundry we'll arranged.
large and Tue Hoe supplied Nh from W0Tks the
place II OF the desirable Hotels H he country
Sd the property Christopher G. Lydia SpragBe,
and Howard Stokes and taken Iecaon At the salt 81 oona1
Stokes and 70 he sold by PETER VRBDESBURGH
Dated March IL. 1869. Master In Chaucery
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yopK Saturday, May g, Ir6o

NEwYoRK. Saturday, Mays I.6o.
rrho only sale advertised for Monday at the
is the continuation by Mr. Miller Of tae sale Of
the Lorng Andrews property Messrs. johnson &
Miller Will sell on that day at o'clock on tie premises
the 500 lots formed Of the suydam Homestead at
Newtown Mr.. Bleecker will conduct at Rutherford
Park at D. m the closing sale of the Cordrs property
These three sales will pretty thoroughly test the strength
OF the market for suburban ots
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6tatb.rs.

GOVERNESS. COMPANI0N.-A highly eduI
" eted LADY FROM Paris woId like engage above in
family; to aSs. B, Of City references exchanged AZ
DR. 81 Mdlre Z ", Trbuge Ohes.
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GURE$ TQ -IIs15 TRAYEh - BY ME HIsl5 PAcIFIC
win he Published Saturday next.
THE CHAN @ ED B RID Il s.

THB SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA; Or, A SUMNER VACATION
~ MouNTAIEs COLORADO. BY Samuel BoweA
A volume Of 200 pages; price 81.
Aso, ACROSS THE CONTINENT by the author STAGE
Ride through the Interior and Pices States 1858 volume Of
pages New edition. Price 81 So
books by mail postage paid receipt Of price by
SAMUEL BOwLBS COMPANY Springfield, Mass
These books George w. Curtis in Hapers Weekly will have
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
EOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADI
ADVERTISE IL THE QUINCY wHIG

DRIUED CATALOGUE No. II Of
Il STERLING NEW AND OLD BOOKS
Jnst pabisbsd and wu be seutf fres 10 AM address,
DAVID g. FRANCIS Dealer in New and Old Books
Astor-plare aud Eighth a.. New York.
CPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS.-Star Myste-
~ woBderial We have arranged sHppy copies Of
eesbrsiri 10 Spiritual Photographs Made By Mumer
sAon hNye The wonder OF the We
si ed sealed letters 2e elsh bf aOe for s BIO
hnadTed Address HUNTER l. Ca
Hnsdse ~ II.
NEBRASKA. ITs Soil, CLIMATE AND PEOPLE.
IN Pamphlet M Is Address CROPSEY BAIH Lincoln Esb
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-24

CoFFROTH AND COOLIES. -The 1re-
ka Journal, in an article, on the 18th
inst, skins alive the current dema-
gogy of Democrats on the Chinese
hobby. Itsays:
The Inauguration of the importa-
ton of Cinnamon was first establish
ed in this state by Democrats, and
they tried, under the lead of j. W.
Coffroth, some years ago. before the
Republican party existed, to import
and hold them to service to pay their
passage. The authors of this DEM
ocratic address affect ignorance OF
this fact, and seem to be Ignorant,
also, of a law of Congress adopted
in 1862 which peremptorily prohib-
its their importation, an order to en-
force that law having been lately
issued by Secretary Boutwell, to the
Collector at New Orleans. The Re-
publicans don't like a Chinaman any
more than the Democrats do, but
they are not disposed to bamboozlt
the people on falsehood and trickery
for the sake of catching few votes
on prejudice.
This agrees with previous allie
CATION of our own, that the Demo
cracy in California, as well as in the
South, would like the Chinese al
slaves, but not as freemen. All thel
talk against cheap labor is sheer by
pocracy for slave labor. such a
they would welcome, is not onl,
nominally cheap, but is degrading
to all labor, and thus Injuries every
free laborer who tries to compete
with it.-Sac. Union.
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with smoke from the burning forests
OF Washington Territory.
Descending to the west, we came
upon the open cut of the Empire,
which we traced north to the wagon
road, and followed the latter round
to the Poorman. OF course every
body knows that for cars, cages and
other conveniences for working to
advantage the Poorman is far in ad-
vance of all the balance of the mines
in Idaho. Here we found Mr.. Law
renee, who showed us around also
VIM. Robinson and Ed. Jewell at
the bellows, and others each in his
proper place. The Poorman is not
yielding ore so abundantly as in
former years, though they are going
after it with tunnels and crosscuts
with a will that deserves success,
and we hope they will get it.
Here, having spent the day IL our
rambles, we concluded we had not
time to visit the Empire, Silver Cord
and Baxter, and closed our investi-
cations.
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We have received from the pub
Usher, S. r. Wells of N. Y, the IL
Illustrated Annual of Physiognomy
for 1870, now ready-contains fifty
engravings of leading editors -Bry-
ant, Greeley, Bennett, Brooks, Mar
BILE, Dana, Raymond, with portraits.
The male and female form /; why
children resemble their parents
Gen. Grant and his Cabinet, with
portraits physiognomy in politics,
or " faces and places !" science of
conjugal selection, happy marriages,
temperament in wedlock American
artists the sleep walker; brain
waves /; psychological Sir Edward
Landseer, Lorenzo Dow and Peggy
his wife, royal ladies of the French
Empire, with portraits Guizot, the
statesman; how TO choose help.
meet what is man? and much more
in this rich and racy Annual, which
sells for rs cents.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-24
uiIrs Theater was crammed full oil

Hills Theater was crammed full on
Saturday evening TO witness the performance
of Miss Field and her able corps of assist
ants We have not room to particularize,
but the entertainment was well received and
loudly applauded by a large and appreciative
audience. We hope to be able to announce
another such at the latter part Of the pres
cnt week, if the lady can be prevailed upon
to appear again before her departure for the
East
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-24

Arrived.--Sinceou our last issue several
citizens who have been absent and strangers
more or less Interested in mining here, have
arrived. W. d. walbridge and G. F. Balcom
have arrived from the Bay, bringing with
them young man by the name of Silver
son, of New York, who, in search of health
has made the journey round the Horn, and
now seeks the salGbrous air OF 0wyhee for
like reasons. Put Bradford, an extensive
operator in our mines, arrived direct from
New York on Sunday morning VIM. Willis,
secretary Of the Rising Star mine, is also in
town in attendance on the Board OF Eqaul-
ization with view TO the reduction Of the
taxes on the company's property in this
county. Peter Stuart, an old resident, has
returned from White Pine. Col C. Davis,
the engineer and surveyor, and Col. Preston
returned day before yesterday from Cope
and the Idaho Central road. Jim Stewart
arrived from Cope. Charley Douglas, ol
Idaho City, passed through yesterday on his
way home from White Pine, where he as
sures us the grass is getting powerful short
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Hnsintss 1irsftory.
soss.errD srsi vIrELr As WI ascssrAB
WHO AXE IN BUSINESS.

ABBOTT, JOHN A-Carpenter, washing.
ton 81,
BoATMAS, N c-Pbysician, Jordan-sL
BURNHAM, ". L-Lumber dealer.
BENoIT X LAGAssER-Stock Ranch, Boon
Vile
BERNSTEIN, BEs-herchsnt, Washing
ingon n.
BIOssOH JAS. M-Ceperal Merchandise,
Cranes Granite Store, washingtonst
BLAKE L. C0.-Assayers, Granite Block,
Washington st.
BEACHEY HILL-Ralroad Stage Line, c.
M.HAYs Agent, Office on Jordan st.
BORAAN, EDwARD-BOots and Shoes,
Washington, near Fourth 81.
BIGELOw, ". D.--Groceries, Liquors, Veg
ctables, etc, Washington ST.
BRIGHAM & wEERS-Stoyes and Tinware,
Jordan st.
BLAcRISGER, War Eagle Hotel, Wash
ington Street.
CONNOLLY, DR. Past side Washington
street, next 70 Bernstein's store.
DREW GEoRGE-Livery Stable, owyhee
City, Flint District.
DCREN & ALLEN-Liquor Dealers, Sample
Room, Washington 81.
ENSIGN, +. E-Attorney at Law, Wash
ingon 81.
EWING TH0S. & CO-General Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington st.
FITZHUGH, T. B.-Liquors at Wholesale
CRETE, JOHN-Bakery and Saloon, next
door 10 Hills Theater, Westinghouse.
GORDON &PALMER-sa Mil, wagontown
gibson, JOHN G.-Idaho Stable, Jordan
Street Bridge
CRETE, F.-Dentist, Westinghouse
GRAHAM, JAMEs-Iiquor dealer, Wash
ipgt0n-st, one door south Of Second
GARDNER, JAS. H-General Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington ST.
HUGGAN, A-Attorney, Jordau-st.
HEIDELBERGER, sAM-News Depot, Post
office Building, Washington st.
HASsMAN, VALENTINE-Idsh Laundry,
Junction Of Washington and Jordan sts.
HAYS & EASTMAN-Idaho Hotel and stage
Office, Jordan-st.
HOFFER & MIl.LER-Meat Market, Wash
ingt0n st.
HERMAN 4 CO. Bankers and Whole
sale Merchants, Washington st.
HUELAr & Co General Merchandise, cor.
Jordan Il Second sts.
JONES TOM and CHAs. LIvERMORE-sa
loon, Jordan Street
KOHLHEYER, Washington Mar.
ket Jordan ST.
LEBREcHr, M.-Postonlce Book Store, next
to Herman x Co.'S Bank, Washington st
LISCOMB, A. M-Cosmopolitan Restaurant
Washington 81.
LESLIE, H. E-Photographer, Washing
tom 81.
LOBENSTEIN, Il. O,ed)-Gcneral Merchan
dise, Jordan ST.
M'BRIDE & HENLEY-Aitorneys at Law
Court Street, east side % Jordan Greek.
merrill, J. P.-Sheep Ranch Station, Jor
dan Valley.
MCDONALD & co. -Assayers, Jordan st.
MARTIN 4 MLLER-Altorneys at Law
Morning star 81
PICKETT X GABRIEL, eolden Chariot Sa
loon, corner Jordan and Second SITS
RUPERT, J. A-Apolhecary's Hall, Granite
Block, Washington st.
sOMMERCAMP, W. F.-Saloon and Brew
cry, Washington st.
SPRINGER, A. C,-Livery Stable, Jordan S
USHER h BOWEN. Olive Branch Saloon
Washington street
VAN SLYKE, J. S. Il BRo-Gencral Ner
chandise, Granite Block, Washington ST.
WALKER, LEWIS w-Bath- house ant
barber shop, cor. Jordan and Secondst
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO-Bankers, Grant,
Block, Washington Street
WEBB & NYRiCK-Bankers, Jordan at.
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n. ". Refchcnberg, of Hyman 4

Reichenberg, started on Saturday morning
TO New York for the purpose OF purchasing
a large stock OF general merchandise for this
market He will ship direct from New York
by rail to Winnemucca, thence by teams to
this place. In the meantime they are anxious
10 close out their old stock at cost to make
room for the new.
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The Board Of Equalization met yesterday
afternoon and we're still in session at late
hour hearing applications for reduction, but
had taken no final action
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Mrs. Geo. Cow1es left on Sunday

Mrs. Geo. Cowles left on Sunday
morning for the East, Mr. cowles accompa-
nying,her part way to the railroad. She goes
to Indiana to remain for season until he
can dispose Of their effects here, when it is
his purpose to join her there.
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DISPATCHES from Lebanon, Ohio,
up to the 10th, report Hill Beachey
convalescing very fast, and that he
will probably be able to return to
this coast within a few days.
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Special to the Wave.--Lewis W.
Walker has his bath. house, in connection
with his barber shop, in excellent order,
to the inspection of which he invites all
those desiring either bath or shave;
Corner Jordan and Second-sts. 59tf
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-24
Nose Lyon started for Cope with four

Nose Lyon started for Cope with four
horse team and wagon-only one was mule
On Sunday, loaded with goods for J. F.
Dye. Billy McKay's ox-team, which had
been brought back here after breaking an
axle near big spring, accompanied Nose out
as a very ready help in time of need In pull
ing up the steep places. Mr.. Dye has only
one or two loads more to go, and will prob
ably send those by his own team.
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CONTINUATION SALE
OF THR
EMPIRE GIFT COMPANY
Cash Gifts to the Amount of
$5OO,OOO.
Every Ticket Draws a Prize.

This popular Gift Company, after making
extensive additions to its large stock Of rich
and valuable articles, has commenced its
fourth annual distribution. Unlike many OF
its imitators, it has invariably given universal
satisfaction and has always secured the ap-
probation and support of the leading press
of the country. See what they say Of il:
"The firm is reliable and deserves their
success. y Weekly Tribune, Oct s.
"We know them to be a fair dealing firm. "
-Nelg York Herald, Oct. 81
GA friend of ours drew $4,000 prize,
which was promptly received. - - Daily
Nei0s, Dec. g.
Reference is also made to the following
persons, who have drawn prizes and kindly
allowed the use of their names for publica-
ton: Andrew ]. Burns, Chicago, $40, 900;
Miss Clara 8. Walker, Baltimore, Piano,
$500; James NJ. Mathews, Detroit, 5000;
John 7. Andrews, Savannah, 5000; Miss
Agnes Simmons, Charlestown, Piano, 5000.
We nublish no names without DermiSsiOn
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-24

Look at Ed. Ayears' notice to his credit
OTIS. He's going to take a run among the
gals at his old home in the Hoosier State, and
wants cash.
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Sam Heidciberger again has all the

late publications, including pictorials, comic
and historical, magazines, sporting papers,
etc, etc. The bundle left on our table con-
tanned more than we have room to mention.
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The following connundrum is PROFOUND
ed: Why is j. L. Hall 50 fond Of the stage :
Ans-Because he considers it good oppor-
tunity 10 embrace.
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LOCAL.

f. Lobenstein has obliged this office
with sample Of apples which be has for
sale at low prices They are fIst rate.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-24

EdSlt lUOuhboiAAs hat'J 49,
mated "a big thing" On Friday
last, in company with Joe Short, we
made the circuit of the principal
mines, stick in hand, after the man
ner of Bayard Taylor's tour through
Europe, on foot, and a laborious
employment we found it to be. A
rest and glass of lager at the store
of John Boyle, at Orc Elmo pre-
pared us for the balance of the
iurney to Miller's Hotel at Fairview,
where we strengthened up on
splendid dinner, such as Mrs. Miller
always provides, took smoke with
Capt. Sam. Frye. and proceeded to
the Ida Elmore works. Here is the
finest hosting works IN camp, with
double the power needed a splen-
did engine, manufactured by IL. J.
Booth & Co., San Francisco, and
other machinery to match. Robert
Beggs, at the crank, is able to raise
anything to the surface that's loose.
Rus Carter and Mr.. Smith, foreman
of the works, were on hand to ex-
plain and show us round the prem
ises, which are very convenient, not
only for taking out and loading
ore, but raised up out of the SHOWS
of winter, which fall very deep in
that locality.
A short distance to the south are
the works of the Golden Chariot,
where we went and found the ire
pressible Joe Delay keeping the
machine in motion, Alex Fraser at
the anvil, Ben Abbott rigging up
one of Roots patent blowers. Mike
HYDE, the boss, had gone into the
ground, but came to light during our
STAY and took us to the ore house to
examine the lot on hand, amounting
to nearly 200 tons of very rich ore
much of which shows native gold.
The next mine visited was The sec
ond south extension of the Chariot
hitherto known as the Peck IL Por
ter. Here two men were straighten
ing up and tiInbering the Shaft pre-
| paratory to commencing work.
The Corduroy below we saw, but
on account of the steepness of the
hill did not go down. The mer
we're at work hosting with wind
lass and have quite large pile o
ore on the dump. So also had
mine still further south, worked by
Billy Reynolds. The Dexter, dow
the gulch, we did not see.
Returning, the Starlight came frs
in our way. Here Messrs. johnson
Bowers, Vinegar and others arr
erecting boarding house on the di
vide along side the wagon road lead
ing from the Chariot to the Poorman
They have struck a three foot ledg
forty feet down, containing a larg
| proportion of decomposed quartz
said to prospect we'll. We wer
shown a specimen of solid quart
showing black sulphurets in consid
cradle quantity.
From the Starlight to the Re
jacket is only three or four hundre'
yards. w. H. Clark, superintendent
both of the Red Jacket and secon
south extension of the Chariot, wa
engineering the thing building
dump and keeping watch, as it cam
out, of the best lot of rock we say
during the day, Scarcely a piec
came out during our stay that wa
not perfectly fy-blown with golC
besides being an excellent quailit
of silver bearing rock. This min
is high up the mountain and the roa
to 1t is very steep, making it difficu
of access with teamss Still the
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-24

A NEW YORK paper has taken the
trouble to hunt up all Grants rela-
tons who hold positions under the
Government, and can find but eight,
from doorkeeper at the White House
to cadet in the military academy.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-24

THE Laws of the Fifth Session OF
the Idaho Legislature have reached
us by the hands of Hon. F. E. En-
sign. We are indebted to Sec'y
Curtis for this favor, as well as
previously sending the laws of all
the prior sessions. The pamphlet is
neatly printed and bound at the
Statesman Office.