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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

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DErARIMENI oF rHE MISSOURI,
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, will be received at
Furnishing the Subsistence Department, United
States ARMY, Fort Leavenworth, Kan, with the fol-
bO.O00 pounds Bacon clear sides, city trimmed. in
iOoOOj pounds xxx Flour, from fall wheat, in
square single and double sacks, containing l0O
p0unds net each, aud IN wellcoopered, fullhead
l6OOO pounds Beans lO.OlO pounds Rice, and 1O.OOO
pounds salt, In barrels well coopered and full head.
lined, and Ia square double sacks, containing lUO
SO.OJO pounds Green Rio Coffee in orilinArsack
aud in square double sacks, containing iO pounds
net
6J,OOO pounds brown Sugar, equal to Stewards
&c" In well-coopered fullheld.lmed barrels, and
in square double sacks, containing loo pounds net
LODI gallons Vinegar, Of 30 and IS ErAina strength
In barrels and halfbaTrels, full irOn,hooped aud
pAinted,
iO0GO pounds Adamautlnc Candles aud " OIO pound,
Extra Family SOAP, IN bOAes,Wel strapped with ruT
| or hickory.
bidders viii state what quantity Of each artice biz
for they will furnish, aud when they will deliver III,
same, as well aa the kind Of packages The gunniel
SAMPLES must 81 furnished Of all tho articles OK
FLANK forms Of proposals. will he furnished npoi
application Ia this Otiicrj we'll "a hy the iUTrhla
INK cnmInlssarlT- m ~ Louis and Chicago
| NJ H. MORGAN,
tS3 &. 80 Dept Mo
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RAILROADS.
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DRoFOsALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
orriofb SP,E1 SSaTF 81 fssII,

DErAnTNEhT or IINAS, B
Sealed proposals, n trIpicste, Will be LeceyedM
q sSs aS .ss q
1ns END sSg june rs
Route No, i.Isson Interpretation from Caddo,
s sssds sSon is ~ mss to Fort
houte No 2,.,waKgn tra9sp2rt.tion from Denisop
Wy. % Tss,. q fors Richardson, TsiAs, distance
Ecr, grimm, fs.as. distance aSou, y, miles.
rsss 81 he Tsss GU Tor ss
ardson, ,TeIas, distance about % milesi
kST,s y TEsss dsasTs aSGE rom Austin
Tens, on The TeI., Central railway. to Ban Anto.
nif Te Hskss .ni fs sss% dssnes Shout miles,
FORT Concho, TeIss, distance about no miles;
FS bspesn, fsssa, I disSns s SSSut - %s-:
kort Mcipiosh, TeIss, distance about 2s miles;
fort DAYS. TsIss. distance about Sis miles;
Teis Is5ah a aSSa nSSS' m ~
Route Ne 'Tsnspor1ts ., fr ~ vs,orS
rom he terminus q me Gull, Wsstern TsIss and
ralwsy as the duariermsstcr's derirtment shall
FROM San Antonio. TeIas, to-,,
Fort duncan, feIas distance about ibb miles
FORT Clark, TeIas, distance about i2s miles.
FSrs SSheho, Tslss distance sbo9t Us %iies
Port stockton, TeIas, distance about ~ miles.
Fort ositman, Texas, distance about 81 miles.
Eori BlisS Teas, distance aboa. Cyl niles s,,.,,
barracks, Texas to Fort Mcintosh, Texas, distance
I First S.ter iransporton route for military stores
Y From, New orleans. Louisiana to Galveston Texas,
Prom New Orleans, Louisiana, to IndiAnOlA, Texas,
From New Orleans, Louisiana, to Brazos Santiago,
From ron ihdisnols, TcIas. to Brazos Santiago or re
turn:
From Galveston, Texas. to Indianola, TEXAS, or
From Galveston, Texas to DraIos Santiago. or re.
And for cabin Passage for oficers and deck pas.
saYe Tor enlisted men. frUin and to the aboVenAned
Hates for stores and supplies per 100 pounds, for
Second Mater Transportation route for Military
Prom wharf q warehouse at BrSEOs Santiago,
Prom Fort brown, ToIss, TO Ringyold Barracks
Texas, and for cabin passage for officers aud dech
passage for enlisted men from aud 70 shove named
Hates ter stores and Supplies per 100 lbs, for
railway transports ION from shlp. tackle al CALVES
| ton, Texas, 70 Austin, TEXAS, or return;
IRON Dsnison. Texas, by railway to Galveston
ansiiS, TeIas, Or return.
Rate. per 100 pounds for the whole distance be
sssoSS Seats i ios hsSSss TT.nsgo,Et...lSss, 70
Military s.eres and Supplies from shiptsehle 4
a sss aS Ssssra f.as and P.asc Ra
Ind.,,oi. AMI yietoris and rnies per mile FOR AM
additi1nai dstanee IN fail the latter 10 be used
| ot,tinn N the IL MI DepNrtment
| NThe Contractor ior WAGON characterization may I,
rea,iired 10 transrort Huplies 10 and from points
reasonable distance, not exceeding 80 miles ousid
the Iimit a. the REGULAR routes and bidders are 4,
/ questsd % specify In their proposais the rate
| whirh .nnh irnnsportatiop shotld n be renuireI
vii 70 performed 10 he stated reparntely frof
rates Tor service within regular limits d route.
IN. "" ~ ~, ,,,ilss a y3Ich ihe serxtrs M
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thru million fTo oooJ pounds 70 each Of the Post
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
IN SUPREME COURT OF DIS
Il LuMBiA.
Caroline McAlister, Il al, J
JSrEHE s ~ eSE G9gRT or ,r THE BAY P 81
FEBRUARY, isa
Chas O. Martin, comp'tl

on motion o. the plaintiff, by Mr.. John J. John.
sOn, his solicitor, y ordered that tue defendant
ions HALL, cause his appearance To he entered
herein on or before the hrst rule.day occurring
forty days after this day; otherwise the cause will
| lie Proceeded with as In case Of default,
ny the Court. - WHLlE, Justice, &c
febb-WBw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
A Gsed Ordnance Weather Tho
Peari Fisher Diving Brll-Turn'
Ing tho Tnbirs-Deciinrs the Mem.
inntfoD.

SAN FRANclsco. July 2G-2 P. NJ
A city official Is preparing an ordl-
II for the present Board Of Super
yisors calculated to punish the system
OF buying aud selling Chinese women
In this city.
The weather IA warm-thermometer
stood at 80 dogs. In the shade at il
A. n.
They have not got the pearl fishers
diving bell regulated yet. Yesterday
1t WAS sunk near Goat Island with sew
cral me within; the men above
pumped too much cubic air down n d
the thing came up like a rubber ball-
bouncing clear above the wnters-much
to the nstonl,Innent Of tie divers, NJ d
to their peril.
A man over 10 years ofage appeared
at the Police Court to-tlay accused BY
II young woman of having given lei n
oerrible beating. She pretended to he
almost unable to move. The Cour,
directed M examination by physicians
to be male. hut they found no marks
of injury. 1t was proven on the con.
trary that she b-ai the old maj srri.
ou>ly about the hrnd with a cobble
stone. lie was released. ind the young
woman sent TO pri"nn.
Oliver Eldridge declines the Tax
payers nomination Tor Mayor for bull
ress reasons.
Gold, 1855; g~reeubacks, s5HSS7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26

A MALICIOUS LIE.-Thc .tory that Reinstc!n
& O.. the famous Gold LII clothiers, whore
store 10 In Maynard Block. Main street, have 0
Who'll, ship.load OF choice clothing rom barope'
by way Of Carson river, In order TO Keep tue.
stock good. 10 II dirty, malicious lie. the on.
spring Of an ~envloua. maleyolent neaft
well known that q ship cannot and never H.
arrived here BY this route. hence the nosuioIy
OF the story, ReInstcin j. Co. do NOT inpoIt
Clothing from Europe, but direct from tneir OWE
manufacturer In San Francisco and the Sas,;
made TO order, Of the very beet materials ano
in The latest styles. They believe IN nofne man
nf,otures and homo trade. Drop In Lnd e1'
smiLe their new rtock OF goods.
FRurr.-T. r. NcGurn, the irrepre'sio'e
,rr,,. vegetable, game. poultry, provision and
grocery dealer, at il6 south = street mar lne
iar,,e.i. dpe-t and chrapest lot OF iresn.iluii
AYR b ON ID, 10 this market he 10 selling ID.
b.st on lily of apples at from q 10 = % per
nor. delivered free OF chaigr 10 any part Of the
civ He receives fresh fruit and Vegetables
nom California every morning. u
An ARTICLE or True MERir.-Brown's
bronchial Troch.s are the most popular article
in this country or Europe for throat diseases
aud coughs, and this popularity Is based upon
real merit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26

BLOOD, soALrs AND HAm.-When N. F
Waller, the well known and very popular Gold
Hill elothicr, reads the defiant aud ingenious
msnifestoes Of other dealers threatening 10 cell
clothing at less than cost. or saying that their
stock l. tho bert In the Country, he murely
allo vs. Q charltablc smile to euffusu hi. genial
coun;enance. like 8 gentle zephyr ripping the
calm surfsco OF Lake Tahoe. lie twirls bis
manly fuusiacho and remarks: That's not
business. Lot gsntleiuen come and trade with
me, and when they SEQ that thy can buy tupe.
rior goods ut less priea and 90 bone every way
bottcr sult.d, then they will the better under.
stand whom 70 trade with hereafter" Waller
calls particular attention to bis extensive stock
OF now goods. Let others talk blood, sealps and
hair. but Waller will 20 on In the even tenor Of
his way, selling frst-rsto goods cheap.
FHS Asrs,-suttsrley Brothers, the well.
known photographers. have got under full head.
At their new headquarters on c street. vir.
gina City. and are tuning out some Of the
huest work ever produced On the coa.t. All Of
their Instruments arc new and drst.c ass. their
skyiight furnishes all the light that MAJ be de-
sired and their f~acilities for taking the very bert
OF pletures. either Of adulis or children, are un-
surpassed by any other Photographic estab-
lishment 10 the country. They have made q
great reduction In the price Of al kinds Of pie.
lures, corresponding TO the times. We arc
pleased to learn that they are meeting with Q
liberal patronage, u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26


BAPTIST SERVICES At VIRGINIA CITY.
Rev. e. L. Fisher, OF the American
Baptist Home Mission Society, will
preach at the Miners Union Hall, B
street, Virginia City. to morrow morn
Ing aud evening ut II O'Clock A. NJ. and
s O'Clock p. n. Subject for the eyeii-
Ing : Modern spiritualisIn, or no COIN
munication from the dead 10 the Nv
ing" All are invited.
CARSON MIsT.-rhlrteen hundred
and twelve pounds OF mixed bullion,
gold and silver, says the appeal, was
received yesterday at tue Carson Mlnt,
sent down from the Crown Point mine
for melting and assay. Large deposits
uf silver bullion are beinY received
daily to be coined inta trade dollars.
HOME AuArN.-Postmaster Chubbuck
arrived In Gold Hill last evening. The
II o'clock train from Carson to day
brought All DUten and wife. liarIi-
son Gray aud wife, Mrs. Cliubbuuk and
Mrs. Bennett. Ii. NJ. Vesey. the pOpu.
lar lnndlord Of the G%lenbro0k House,
arrived In Virginia City to-day.
PARTLY CONSUMED. - The morn.
Ing train from Carson today
brought up a car load Of wood which
had been partly consumed by lire. We
are not Informed when or where the
conhagration took place. The wood
probably caught fire from sparks scat-
tered by tile locomotive.
ASSESSMENT LEvIEp.-The knlcker.
booker Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany has levied MI assessment Of 81
per share, delinquent In the office Of
tic company tuesday, the 25th day OF
August next. See official notice In
Our advertising columns to-day.
REILalous.-The Baptists will meet
for Divine worship every Sunday after
noon 1t 3 o'clock, In the Court-hou.e,
B street, Virginia. Subject: 1.-The
churches of tile nlneteeutli century"
After preaching, the meeting Will be
open to all for prayer aud speaking.
AL u ttASSN'
Mous PmzEs.-Anons the prizes to
be shot for at the target excursion OF
the Washington Guard on the 9th OF
August, We notice MI elegant set OF
gold shirt.studs garnet settilgl.. the
gitt OF our worthy townsinan NJ. FRAN
kenheimer.
ErIscorAl. SERVICES IN GOLD HILL"
At St. Johns Church. Gold Hill,
Rev. VIM. Lucas will hold divine ser
vice tomorrow evening 1t = O'clock.
Seats free. and Nil cordially Invited.
Sunday school ut l:30.
Ex.MAYoR CURRIE. Of Virginia City,
who for several days past has been AZ
t,icted with n severe attack Of ery.ipe-
la, was worse this forenoon aud grave
doubts are entertained rs to Ills re-
cOrery.
OFF FOR ANNAPOLIS -William Rior.
den. OF Virginia City, recently appoint
ed cadet ut the U. 5. Naval Academy
from the State OF Nevada. will shortly
take his departure for Annapolis.
PEusoNAI. A letter recently re-
ceivcd from ". II. Frelrick. the we'll
known jeweler Of Virgins City an.
nounces the arrival OF himself aud
family ut Bremen. All well.
ruE WxATuER.-In Gold Hill. ut 2
p. NJ, to-day. a shaded tliermometer
showed u temperature OF % degs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
[srncIAL TO II GOLD HILL DAILY Sfws.l
Don EsTIc INTELLIGENCE
BaIimere Riso-stnauisr 1neidrnis
- D-s-

B~aItiusere Fise-atnauisr 1neidrnis
md Fatalities.
NEW York. July GA Baltimore
special says, the fi7e In several por-
lions of the burned district swept
rapidly through the roofs and left the
lower portions of whole rows scarcely
damaged. This Is deemed to BIZ caused
BY the large number Of shingle roofs
which are SO exceedingly dry as to
burn like grass. In this way the fire
actually crossed over streets In which
tho engines continued to work and lett
q portion OF the brigade working IN
the very centre Of the block. The
water was so nearly exhausted before
the fire was under control as 10 make
1t necessary to dam up water, aud SO
supply some for the engines. The cas'
ualties were Of 10 importance except
the case of Sister Rinaldia, u nun In
the Convent Of st. Alponse Church,
who died from fright. Two firemen
were Injured by the explosion OF a
steamer, but they will probably re-
cover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
Ophir.

Ophtf.
Sinking the shaft Il Masking steady
progress. though the rock In the bot
tom Is much harder than here
tofore. Prospecting the different lev
els continues without any develop
ments Of Importance since our last re-
port.
Empire.
The up raise, o the 1600.foot level.
/, making good Roadway with no
change Of interest to report. The
cro.s.cuts east. OH the 100. foot level.
have developed nothing Of material
value since eur last report.
seastsr.
Sinking the shaft Is making steady
progress the bottom In very promising
vein matter, which gives small assays
OF gold aud silver, indicating a near
approach to the main ledge. The shaft
Is low down $50 feet.
Bsoksye.
Work on the different levels pro-
gresses as usual with no important
changes worthy OF note. The mill Is
kept steadily running. and the future
prospects look very encouraging.
Tho east cross-cut. from the main
southeast DRIFT has been steadily driven
ahead during the week, the face In
vein matter. aad promising indications
Of soon striking the main ledge.
D.ney.
The shaft I, down $50 feet, the sink
Ing making excellent progress. Some
little water has been encountered, but
not enough to IN any way impede the
progress Of the work.
SIERRA Nevada.
Daily yield, 10 tons Of ore. There
Is no change OF Interest in any Of the
ore. reproducing sections Of the mine.
The mill Is Kept steadily running OIL
ore FROM the mine.
Nevada.
Sinking the new shaft Il making ex-
cellent progress, although the rock In
the bottom Is quite tough ami hard to
blast.
IMpcrlaI.
Prospecting the lower levels still
continues without interruption or
change OF material interestto chronicle.
Franklin.
The old tunnel has been reoprned.
and the prospect Of developing u fine
bedy of rich ore Is excellent.
Jacob Little.
Work In the cros>-cIt from the maii
ives, tunnel, l. making steidy pro-
gress, still showing good ore III the
tAce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
College Rrgeita at Springfield. Mas.
Awarding Places.

The umpire In the College regetta at
Springfield says. that owing to the tact
that only ak OF the eleven Judges
have seen lit to make n report, viz: tie
Judges tor Yale. Wesleyan. Harvard,
Amherst, Columbia aud Dartmouth. !
shall refuse to award any other posi-.
ton than these slready awarded: Yale
first, Wesleyan .rcond. Harvard third.
The honor OF the fourth place being
claimed BY the Judges for Amherst.
Columbia and Dartmouth respectively.
shall b. obliged to leave them to fight
Il out on :lat liue II 1t takes all SUM
mar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
MORRIS D.. CONN,

Who has had many y'ars experience in the
clothing business In Virginia, and who knows
hvw and ID determined to please his customers,
.jezom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
Thr areoLiyu Trust Company.

NEW YouK. July ~2i-Jndge MeCue
said yesterday. Of the Brooklyn Tru't
Company. that n statement of Its con-
dition Is being prepared tor the public
and would be- ready this morning. lie
said the statement showed u deficit oil
not over 1925. O0O. all of which will he
made up by the stock holders, 1t not
paid from the estate OF the late Presi-
dent Mills,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
Loss by Baltimore Fire.

BALTIMORE, July 2G.-rhis MORN
ing's Sun estimates that the loss by the
fire yesterday was $4,000 600, and states
that good judges place the damage us
low as between $500. 600 and $500. 700.
The Gazette estimates the loss ut from
$500. QUO to $500. 900. aud the american
says II does not closely estimate 1t ut
81, 900. 000.
Fire In Portland. hnine.
A Boston Dispatch from Portland
Me-, says the fire this morning de-
stroyed the car. painting aud repair
shop. one locomotive. two tenders ana
other small buildings belonging to the
Grand Trunk Railroad. The loss Is
estimated at $500, 900; Insured for
SlUO, 600.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
PIcuda Arrested.

NEW York, July 26.-T!.ree Of the
six negroes said to have been con.
cerned in the murder Of Della Corco-
ran OH Sunday last have been arrested.
The woman was first outraged aud
then murdered, and her body thrown
into the Hudson River opposite Yon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

ESPECIAL TO TIE DOLL NIL DAILY NEWS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
Lower ComstecL.

The shaft has attained u depth OF so
feet, the rock In the bottom working
better than mt any time since the shaft
was started. A small quantity Of
water has been struck In the bottom.
but not enough to impede the progress
of the work. As soon "a the shaft has
attained the dehth OF 100 feet, the conf
pany propose 10 erect machinery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26

Tuesday last one ofthe hoistlng ropes
parted. causing n delay Of three or four
days. In draining the water flowing
from the south cross-cnt mt the lOO0-foot
level. The cable has been repaired aud
hoisting the water again resumed. The
main east drift on the 800 foot level Is
still driven ahead the taco In vein
matter OF a very promising nature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26

Prospecting tho lower levels still
continues without interruption o
change OF material Interest to chronicle
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
Justice.

The east cross cut from the main
south drift OIL the 400-foot level Is In
sixty feet. the entire distance In the
ledge. The water has been drained
from the old Waller Defent shaft aud
two drifts. one north and the other
south, have been started at the 26O-foot
level. The North drift shows some
very favorable indications OF ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
Hale q Norcross.

Daily yield rs tons OF ore. The
north wlnze on the l7O0-foot level has
been sunk to the depth Of ITO feet. and
cross.cut. both east aud west II from
the bottom OF the winze a distance OF
50 feet each. without tinding any con-
siderable body of ore. No change OF
material Interest In any portion oil the
mime
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
Relcher.

Work In the main Drift west At the
a.5-ioo, level has been stopped for the
prescnt OIL account Of strong indica-
rion. of n heavy body of water which
I'm. management do not desire to tap;
until the new station at the BIZ foot
level il completed. aud the SHAFT sunk
Is or 80 feet below the station so "a Ia
Oxford n good stump. There Is but
litrl. doubt that n good paying mine
will be opened when the ledge Is
tapped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26

At the annual meeting, held In San
Francisco. July 22i. thu following
gentlemen were elected Directors, to
serve tor the cushing yenr: y. ii
Flayg. President. James Ii. DnhinSon.
Edward F. Sloue, George w. Beaver
aud w. W. StetSon. joseph Marks
was retained rs Secretary. The mum
Der oil shares represented WAS ~, 02S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26
New York Consolidated.

Sinking the shaft Is making good
progress, the rock In the bottom work
Ing we'll. The flow Of water from the
bottom has Increased to about eight
tubs an hour. but does not materially
Interfere with the progress Of the
work. The pump At the $50 foot sta
tlun works To perfection. keeping the
water completely drained to Chat
depth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26

OCCtachtop
Daily Yield, IS tons Of ore. The ore
breasts are looking well and yielding
finely. A much larger amount of ore
can be extracted daily whenever 1t Ia
desirable to do so. The mill Is kept
steadily running on ore from the milne.
Crewa Ps,nt R%xt-asisu.
Sinking the shaft Il making excellent
progress. 1t Is now down IS feet, tic
rock In the bottom blasting aud work
Ing we'll. aud no water I" Interfere.
The sinking 1. progressing at the rate
OF 3 to SO feet per day.
I.ady wnshinxsen.
The work Of getting the machinery
IN place ready for operations, Ia fast
approaching completion. sinking the
,lsit will be- resumed !n 3 short tlEoe'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-26

Sinking the shaft IL progressing
downward at the rate Of three fee: per
day, the rock In the bottom working
finely. The supply Of water Il coll
tinuOus and steady. hut does not inter-
fere in the least with the progress OF
tho work. Excavating for tho erection
OF the new pump Is making good pro-
gresS.