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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-04
SIiERIEWS SAFE,

WY virtue of an Execution issued out of. and
ID under the Seal of the Circuit Court of
Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor OF J. G.
Traer & Co.. and against the lands and
tencmcnts of Nm. W. Mccoy and Elizabeth D.
Mccoy. | have levied upon the following des-
cribcd mortga&cd property. to wit:
The South half of the South west quarter of
Section Twenty six. in Township Eighty sew
en- north If Range Ten, west of the 9Th Prin-
cpal Meridian, il Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property, as above described. | will
sell at Pnhlic Auction. to the high st bidder,
nj the door OF the Shcril's Office. in the City of
Independence. Iowa. on Saturday. March
I2th. 1870, al o'clock =. NJ, to satisfy said
Execution and costs. Subject to Redemption.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office Independence.
81. 5o1 February 4. 1870 SEW
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-04
Original Notice

Original Notice.
STATE or IOWA,
Buchanaa County. -
MIRANDA J. WEALAND
PETER WEALAND.
To Peter Wealand:
" OU are hereby notified. that there is now
on file, in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for Buchanan County,
and state of Iowa. the petition of the plaintiff,
claiming Of you Divorce from all the bonds
Of matrmony, now existing between you and
the plaintiff.
And unless on appear Thereto and defend
on or before moor Of The second day Of the next
term of the District Court, to be begun and
held at the City Of independence in said Coun-
ty of Buchanan on the 2Sth day of April, A.
d. 1870. default will be catered against you
and judgment rendered thereon according to
prayer of petitioner.
3j-4wl NJ. Il. EASTMAN, Atty for Pi'r.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-04
\ / IIIF.

lie has been travelling about hrmbuaging
druggists and private parties mixing up and
selling hasc compound which he calls VOL
COTS PAIN PAINT. All of Walcotts gen
uine remedies have white outside wrapper
with signature larsc.) Look out for coun-
tcrf its.
Six Pints Of W0LCOTT'S ANNTHILATOR
for Catarrh and Colds in The head. or one Pint
Of Pain Paint. for Ulcers or Pain. sent free of
express charges. on receipt Of the money at Isl
Chatham Square. n. "; or one Gallon Of Pain
Paint (douhlc strength for $50. Small bottles
sold by all Druggists. r. l.. W0LCOTT
81 4w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-04
Z 3GsDs

with fir prospects for Q good years business
We go il largely, strike out for deep wa
ter, set our sail full before the wind,
and scui away before The fiful
breeze of trade Car load
upon ear load is bought
the Wig.Wam is
packed and
Nmmcd.
AM the surrounding grounds literally strewn
with implements of various kinds.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-04
TEACHERS s. COLUMN.

Editor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06
GEORGETOWN.

THE CoUNcIs.-Pursuant to the requirements Of
the Charter both boards of the City Councils
night.
Board of 4ldsrmen Common Council resolutions
in regard to renting the stalls in the market hou.
and for the relief Of McNerhaney and Waters were
regard to a tax sale Of the property Of John Dali
was referred to the Recorder for investigation ard
and the communicating laid on the table. 81
Board Of Common CoVneH.-All Of the members
we're present except Messrs Casilesr, Gangewer aud
Of Aldermen announcing that this board WAS ready
20 proceed TO business AMI proposing that when the
ooS I'm. he TO ssday ssysS4ns next 81
each week thereafter at the same hour. Mr.. Grimes
presented petition Of John Bogue; referred to the
Cabaugh work done on wharf foot OF High street
Feisffed M Fuller presented petition Of the
preparation to aid them in the relief Of the poor re
street commissioner enclosing two bills Tor street
reported BIZ for relief of mcNerhaney and Waters
pas Mr.. Grimes. from committee on market
house. reported resolution allowing the clerk OF
market house to such persons and for such
Is he may deem advisable; passed.
SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-Thomas Dowling real
Part d lot No ST in Peters .ansTe, fronting 81 fesi
sipches on South street by depth of 100 feet. i'm
proved by two frame buildings, to W d. Wsllach
MERCHANTS ExcHAyGE.-Forty.fou hundred
bushels red wheat sold on Change this morning
400 at sl33 and 400 at Sl2S to SIa3.
SEAMAN DROwNED.-The Schooner Jennie Rosa
thousand sacks fine salt for j. Thomas Davis Co
had stormy time coming up the bay, and whel
6h bn II pont LocEont i9s e.0red man, nance
lib BOOM
AoUATIC.-The ms nbers of the Potomac boat clul
ere t.rTangns for ns race Of the season Se;wes,
crews who participated in the last regatta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06
ALEXANDRIA.

MA DOGs-The m I'd dog epidemic il now raging
IN this community: and with cause, for within
hydrophobia have occurred here. Since Mr. Eng
lands death-it is reported this morning that his
the scar left w the bite of . dog-many valuable
animals have been killed, and the reports of guns
night Indicate that the slaughter has not Jet ceased
HoRsE RrcovEREp.-The horse Of Mr.. Henry
that geptitmen last week WAS recovered on SAM
day by Mr. James Chatham, who found the animal
nes. freedmens Village, whittier he had been
made.
PROPERTY SALE Green q Wise, real estate
agents, have sold the farm situated near Nokesyie
Station, q. A. 4 n. r. r belonging to Mrs. Mary
Cline, containing leu acres. to Mesors. Wood and
Conover, OF New York; price $50 per scre.-GaSett,
AZ last treRsag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c.

National TI~GteT.-LOtta, in six characters IN
''The Little Detective
WaH's Op<ra HoUss--FON y Denier's great
New York company in the pantOmime OF the
Three Blind Mice"
LfaeoTn Hall. ii. Littlefeld, the artists, lee
ture entitled Personal ReeOliectiOns of Abra-
ham Lincoln
Hsf.sTost RGH--Af. Burnett, the celebrated
faeis artist and humOrist, assisted by Miss He
len Nash and Mr.. james W. Sharplev
SD,id Fsllolrs' Hail, Tth street-Sanderson.s ,al
shrsted Opera Troupe, from Philadelphia, in a
roUsing bill. "
81. S,pAsE's CbUTcb.- Grand Panorama for
benefit OF the Sunday school. -O-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

fIRE-AbOut O'Clock last night, a coal oil
lamp, which was being used in the paint and oil
store Of Tyne & Moran. No. sI9 Louisiana
avenue, exploded and set FIRE to some infiamma-
Die matter near IT hand. An alarm was turned
IN nom box So corner Of Louisiana avenue and
seventh Street. but the engines did not 90 into
service, as the tire had been extinguished before
they arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

We ARR in receipt of a communication from
well known Episcopal clergyman of this city,
saying that the statements made in one of the
Sunday papers to the effect that Bishop Whit
nngham proposes TO make a new diocese of the
District OF Columbia, that the movement is in
the interest OF ritualsm. and thai a meeting of
elergymen favorable to the project is to be held
inns evening, are all and equally without
foundation in truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06
CITY ITEMS.

GEO. ". CALVERT will be pleased to see his
old friends and customers at Oak Hall Clothing
and Tailoring House, 52s 18th street, near F. eos
BLACK AND BLUE ANCHOR CLOTHS; West OF
England and German and French BroadcIoths:
EIkeps, Slade & Hilyer's DOeskins; Taupeline
tors, &c, jObbed or retailed at Northern prices
OF made up at short notice.
GEO. G. HENNrNe,
No. 4lV Seventh street, y. W.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Gilt Jewelry,
French jet Jewelry,
Oroide Plated Jewelrv,
Silver Plated Ware,
Holiday Goods,
received this morning at Priggs Dollar Store.
No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, between and
A NEGLECTED COUCH. COLD, or SORE
THoAT, which might be checked by simple
remedy, like "Brotcn's Bronchial Trochsg." if al
lowed to progress may terminate seriously. For
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and Consumptive
Coughs, " The Troches'' are used with advantage
giving eftentimes immediate relief Singers
and public speakers will find them also excel
lent TO clear the voice and render articulation
wonderfully easy.
OpRoN hall, 361 Pennsylvania avenue.-For
we'll made Clothing, 60 to P.WALLAcH's II rs, g
CEnTIprcArE OF AN EMINENT CHEMIST.
have made careful chemical analysis OF the
Sozodont, from an impartial sample purchased
by ne personally. from leading drug house OF
this city, but nothing Of an Injurious or obiec-
tionable character has been found in its compo-
sltion. JAMES q. POHLR, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist, 4s9 Broadway, New York
Late DR.. James X. Chiffon & Co.
SrALpIks's GLUE" useful and true 60
FOR Mems, Youths and Boys ready m sde
Clothing, call at ODEON HALL,
1926 36I Pennsylvania avenue.
-
LADIES' GARMENTS at one dollar each. Very
large assortment Of Brackets. Immense stock
OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods for the Holidays
Also, large stock of fancy Brackets at one dol
lar each, at JOHN WALLACa's,
1921: $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
Just received from Europe new stock of Kid
Gloves, all coOrs and sizes, which still sell N
old prices. Try our 81 gloves at
CHAs. BAUN's
H0opskirt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06
CHASE AFTER TH1EvEs-About 81 &c,

CEASE AFTER THIEvEs.-About 81 O'clock
last evening, Oficer BITsn !"o sus-
riciOus looking eolored men in the alley between
Al and and eth and Madison streets, and on
approaching the N they dropped water bueik,ot
filled with brown sugar and made of. The Off
Ger closely pursued them, but lost light OF them
in Nay lor's alley. between l. street and New
York avenue and 4th and 9Th streets. MIR. G.. =.
Oh are subsequently, identified the bucket and
sugar as his IroneIfv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

- J. KEIBBRGIB,
fsuoess@or 10 II. y LOTION q Co, IA
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHAWT TAILOR,
Metropolis uotel. flaae Brownsg
US n No. 500 Penn. ave, W ashington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

iHE BOYS IN Blue REGRET THEIR RECENT
ACIIoN.-A meeting of the commanding of GERS
OF the Boys in Blue was held last nighf When
GENERAL John Croker, A. NJ. Sprague. Perry
larson, John CTamer. A. Il. WAYNE, j. X
hStonhell, and Robert Gilchrist, were appoin-
!ed CO mmittee 70 draft resolutions for presen-
tatlOn az future meeting expressive OF the
regret or the organization at the action OF the
iast meeting, In excluding democratic members
from the proposed welcome 10 Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

TH1 BAL NAsouE of the Jonadabs At Odd
Fellows Hall, eth street. ON Ihursasy az 80
10 going 10 be q pleasant affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

JOHN WhK1R iBaugurated the opening of
the congressional season by a supper on Safur-
18th street. cosy party of newspaper men
Ano o'hers OF his friends were present and IL
hardly need be added that the catering waS
nIsf.class, and that the affair passed on most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

-.t,a.., SkNca fArR.-A meeting OF the Inter.
ond republican Association WAS held las,
evening Al Marini's Hail on .tres, 80. "a. !.
~ yel VI Isdes were appointed on Committee,
January. SAe" All ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

BUILDING AssoCIATION.-The third annual
report OF the Cooperative Building and Deposit
ASSoclatlon No. ?, tGerman,) shows the cash
value a. one share SS6 actually paid in) to h.
S4S%S. The former officers were reelected
viz; Chss. kloman. president; Il. Tobriner, vice
president; r. W. Sellhansen, treasurer. and T.
l.. Schmidt, secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

general meeting for December. elected the fol.
lowing OF GERS for the next six months com
mencing January i, 1s1I: President, l.. Wal.
decker wee president. A. Hart; recording sec
Rotary, II. Laubach; corresponding secretary
A BiSchor; financial secretary, p. Havenstein:
treasurer. j. Kari, librarian. Chs. Raeder
standard bearer, II. Spelshausen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

22i0 POUNDS Of coal TO the ton. See adver-
ttsement OF Wm. n. Baum, coal and wood
dealer, elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

WOODEN PAvKNKST CNDrR THE WHITE
House PoRTICo.-The brick roadwa under the
front portico OF the White House 10 TO-DAY BEING
removed by order OF the Commissioner of ubliS
buildings, and its place will be supplied by the
Follansbee wooden pavement. the material fol
which is already on the ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

TEE MICHIGAN STATE A sssCIATIoN meets to-
night. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

LEE IHEATREs.-A large crowd assembled at
.Ee NaJonal Theatre last night TO welcome the
tliSntly Lolita. who appeared TN six Characters
The sIi-f.L LUZ detective, which were given in
pee W. vii be repeated this evening.
al opera House there was q Iarca an
snd All were delighted with the capitaI
,.. aeI I'D which the Fox K Denier Companr
p p,i oImed their pantomime OF :. Tho n ~
.IinIs MlS i ~ Is very amusing and full OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

scsDAY SCHOOL CoNvEsTroN eighth
H1 S Convention OF the Sunday Schools of
AIylAnd and the District of Columhia will
49, n H. Us sessions this afternoon in Baltimore
night next. "n'h AhisuAf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

NEW Boat CLUE was recently organized il
This city 70 be known as 'The Washington Boa
Club, and the following officers were elected
Judfon L. Gull, PRESIDENT; Thomas r. Miller
treasurer: Phil I. Dodge. secretary; Buchanan
scale, captain; John B. Peyton, coxsuain II
starts with twenty active members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

WASHINGTON MAIL PIuNp.Ryp.-The mail
bag containing letters for Washington And
Philadelphia distribution ofcers was stolen
yesterday evening. The bag VA fsu,S cn,
open and rired OF its contents, except one
bundle Of letters for Delaware
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

pkATH or A WHLL-KNOwN CTTIZES-Mr
James stone, who for more than twenty wears
Past las been employed in adjoining the public
kIounds under the Superintendent In charge OF
me same, dled yesterday morning at his resi-
oence on 9TH street, near Massachusetts, avenue
after an illness of q few DAYS of pnenmonie'
III. Stone is an Englishman by birth, but came
hers when mere boy. settling in the northern
taLl OF the city. He was we'll and fayorablv
known 70 our citizens, and was an ac,ira 10y 10y
per OF Ihe Masonic and odd Fellows fraterni
afternoon, at O'clock w AA0iAV"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

THH CoLrxsfA TYPOGRAPHICAL SocrRr,
ON saturday evening elected the following OH
GERS TOT the ensuing year: A. T. Cavis, pref
cent, Thomas Richs vice rresi lent; r. MacMu
ray, secretary; Michael Cation, treasurer; N
yoyce, marshal. The annual celebration, will
take place on the evening OF January .th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06

GEO. ". CALVERT will be pleased 10 see his
old friends and customers at Oak Hall Clothing
and Tailoring House, 52s eth street, near F. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06
Beard OF Common Council.

nOoB0 VI &Vuo 0Om SO00Clu.
President Holden in the chsir end all the mem
bers press mt except M Brooke prayer By Council.
man Brown.
proprstey disposed Of enclosing the report Of the
lntendant Of ashiugtop Asy lum; enclosing youch
ers OF MessIs Merchant Butler, Apothecaree, for
medicines furnished the poor OF the Fourth Ward
and approving certain acts; referred.
Also, a commune alton from the surveyor in an
.wer to . resolution Of the board transmitting an
estimate of the cost OF grading and grsvoling Ath
street east from MARYLAND avenue 10 II street north
referred. -... r."
NEW BUSINESS.
MT. Freeman introduced bill % grade and gravel
MADISON street, between 18th and Eth, and and Y
streets; passed. 1y Mr.. Aarray-1iil for relief Of
Sacate and close alley In west half OF square 2ss:
street; referred. Resolution calling tor ssiimafss
iGr IL 5sss from vsrpSst yepas e s.t
Bill 20 reimburse Perry Bro. for money erro-
1sously paid: bill for gas lamps street bets cen
,iS and 18Th rste,rsd Mr. WilnsI-Biii
Lewis-bilis for pavement ON street, fr IN is,h 10
gib 70 grade and gravel North apitol street from
70 RESOLUTION In relation TO alley in square 72i
paving Of This season: lid over AI.o. S n
frame ataiiion to his house; passed. By Mr.
Pslmer-bili for rstunding taxes erronsously paid
referred; BY Mr.. rrAher-Bili for relief OF r.
oeCormick, trefundil taxes;) passed RESOLUTION
calling Tor estimate for grading and crawling I'd
srset wesf,nom Z to II street south: saopted.
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Piper offered resolution re1usstins the
nsyor to wait on the Secretary of the Nav ma -
that scme arraBgemenfs be made 90 that the q -
VICE .1 ss se y S Sss INV nay be called 'aO
~. lie w's offered resolution requesting Tn. ere
committee Of the two boards 10 inquire IN the "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Whnt dors Renaon Snys

The little mongoosc vixen bitten by a deadly ser
pent resorts to a ccrtAin plant, eats Of II, and escapes
the effect OF the poison. That Is instinct. Human
beings. on the other hand. must depend on Iasoh
and experience In selecting tho means Of protecting
health and life against unwhOlcsole influences.
Now. what does reason say on this yitai suhJect1
Does Il not tell US that TO invlgoratc and purify che
system Is the best way to Protect II against the In
visible poison which sencnAes diseased Surely It
does. The next question Il, what guide shall w,
follow In choosing u medicinal safeguardl Reason
replies let your monitor be experience. Won. the
experience Of eighteen years comprised In one un-
broken series Of satisfactory testmonials assures us
that lIOstetter's stomach Blttcrs possess strength.
cning, regulating and antlscptic properties which
are not combined In the same happy. propositions In
any other preparation extant. This, therefore. IL
the ant!dOtc to which reason lns us resort when
our health IL linperlled either by the malaria which
produces epidemic disorders, or by any other cause.
whether Inherent and constitutional, or connected
with our habits. occupations and pursuits.
The venom OF a nONi0us reptile Is scarcely moro
subtle AMI dangerous than thai which larkK In foul
aud impure water. To escape the fevers, blAJus
Disorders, disturbances OF the bowels, and other scri-
Gus malarlaS produced by these insalubrlOuS t1e-
mcntS, Il II absolutely necessary that the stomach
ami all the ~sccrct!vc organs should b., 30 to speak. In
n robust condition. Upon the amount OF resistance
which the vital system can oppose 10 the dcletcri-
Gus Influences that aSSall Il, the safety Of TIE health
depends. and Il Is because the GREAT TIMETABLE
ISyIGoRASr imparts energy and regularity to tic
most important functions Of the body. that II can be
recommended and guaranteed N an invaluable pre-
ventlve medicine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-23
muBkMRNTs

P1pER's OpERA HoUsE-The benefit
of Mrs. Flora N. Pinney, the faSorite
actress, was dessrvedly well attended
last evening, and the beautiful little
drama Of Lille Barefoot passed OIL very
we'll, considering that this was Its hrst
presentation on that stage. MIS-. I'm
new personated little "Amry" in a
very pleasing and effective mariner;
her singing especially was much ap,,
plauded. This evening she Will
appear as Pauline" in the Lady
Of Lyons mistakenly announced by
us for last evening", with Miss Sue
Robinson as "Claude Melnotte."
This last new and decidedly novel
feature, of itself alone calls for a full
house. Sue will persouate tile char
acter we'll. The beautiful little comedy
of Katy O'Shedi will be given for an
afterpiece.
/ CAMILLA URso's ~CoNoERr-Mondsy
and Tuesday evenings Next, Camilla
Urso, the noted lady violinist, will
give concerts at Piper's Opera House.
She will be assisted by Signor Carmini
Morley, tenor; Mrs. Mariner, soprano;
w. G. Campbell, basso ; and Herr
Dohrman, pianist. The seats 1t the
theater are being rapidly taken, and
will probably be all engaged before
the first night Of the entertainment.
AL who appreciate good vocal and in'
strumental music will find this a rare
treat.
The AIMAMBnA.-Capital bill for
tonight. Any amount Of choice song,
dances, character acts and general de-
lineations, by the whole company
concluding with Arnolds's splendid
new extravaganza entitled the Apsa-
CONS Of the Carson. Read the list of
s~pecialties for tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-23

commenced. The small vein at the
1,lOO-foot level, near the Alpha line,
yields a little good ore /; 1t Is about two
feet wide. The face Of the southwest
drift, in the Holmes ground, shows q
mixture Of clay, quartz and porphyry.
The old upper Imperial mine yields
about4O tons Of fair grade ore per day.
BRICnER.
About the same as at our last report.
Upper levels yielding about so tons of
$40 ore. The promising streak Of ore
found Mt the 730-foot level toward the
south boundary of tho mine is not of
high grade, neither does 1t develop
into q good body as yet, although its
appearance continues to be promising
rs drifted upon. 1t may turn out
something big, yet.
CALEDONIA.
A little decrease Of the ore produc-
ton at present, but this will be all
right again next week. The face Of
the west drift at the 200-foot level is
now about so feet from the shaft, and
is in hard blasting rock, consisting Of
quartz and porphyry. When this
streak is passed through, n good body
Of ore will be found.
CROWN POINT.
Nothing new since Il last report.
Upper levels yielding about IS tons of
low-erade ore per day. The incline
from the l,0O0-foot station of the shaft
is now down about so feet; rock favor
able. and good progress being made in
sinking. No prospecting ut all going
on at the lowest levels.
ovERSiAN.
Yielding about l60 tons per day, all
from the upper level. A connection
was made with the old Mary Ann
shaft last week at the 400-foot level,
giving n better air circulation as well
as improved facilities for ore extrac-
ton; some ore Of better quality can
now be got at.
SACRAMENTO & MEREDITH.
The car track from the mine down
to the mill is completed, and in two
or three weeks tho mill will be ready
to start, crushing the large amount of
excellent ore accumulated on the
dump. An assessment OF 81 per share
was levied last Monday.
cHoILkR-PoTosI.
Daily yield 200 tons, and milling re-
turns show Improvement in the char
acter of the ore. All the ore producing
sections Of the mine are yielding well,
yet showing nothing new developed.
The dumps are all full, and the mills
well supplied.
SIERRA NEVADA.
Nothing new to report. Both mine
and mill getting along we'll as usual.
The principal supply Is still from the
east gravel deposit, which hold, out cx-
| ccedingly well and bids fair to do so
for a long time to come.
KENTUCK.
About the same as ut last report.
The daily yield still shows n falling
of, and no new ore bodies are diScov-
cred.
SAVAGE.
Nothing particularly new or encour-
aging developed since IL last report.