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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-31

With nov prevail Foreign buy.
ofa oan never he Induced 10 pay one
dollar per bushel for grain here
when they can purchase the same
article delivered al their warehouses
Tor tho Same prltc, independent OF
tho freight charge of si80 per
bushol which the railroads demand
for transporting IL from this point
Tho crops Of the country then bc'
como dead weights upon tho hands
Of those who raise them, unless we
can arrange to dispose Of them in
some other way
The manner and mode OF reach
ing this alternative is the great,
vital question which should attract
the attention and command the
mature deliberation from our peo.
pie. How can we dispose of our
wheat and corn 80 rs to realize n
compensation commensurate with
the trouble and expense of raising,
is the one great end which should
now be attracting the thoughts and
study of our people. We have
givon this question much Jehec-
ton and have contemplated it from
almost every conceivable stand
point, Land can conclude on no surer,
safor or better means of working out
our deliverance from the meshes in
which we are entangled, than by
making ourselves independent Of
combinations and at once resolve
ourselves into q manufacturing as
well as producing people.
There is no reason under heaven
why Dallas city should not grind
all the wheat raised in this section
of the State, and we sincerely hope
that our 1.-Two men who arc always
awake to the interests of our city
and State willreturn with renewed
determination to tho good inten'
tons they seem to have abandoned
with reference TO the construction
of . grain elevator and flour mil
in this city, with capacity sufficient
to meet al tho demands by which
we are surrounded. Colonel Tom
Scott has purchased the Nortl
Louisiana railroad, and by Deccm
Der next, intends to havethe whole
road from Dallas to. Vicksbura
completed. We can raise wheat
here as cheaply as they do in The
Western States, and can transport
our -four from this city to Yicks
burg over the Pacific road for less
money than merchants in st. Louis
can, either by water or rail.
Besides this, we can fill the
Southern markets with new floul
before the reapers go out to harvest
the crops in the wheat growing re
gions north of us. We have JUS
returned from that country east o
the Mississippi,and speak advisedly
when we state that the people o
that region are anxiously awaiting
the time to come when they ear
free themselves from the exorbitan,
monopolies of St. Louis, which have
ground them into inflnitesimal par,
ticles, because, forsooth, they were
monopolists, and hence masters o.
the whole situation.
There never was q time, nor viii
there ever be again such an oppor
tunity offered to our home capital
lists to prepare themselves for large
and profitable operations in foreign
markets as the present affords, and
we sincerely hope that they vii
sleep and dream no longer, but
awake at once and go earnestly tc
work to erect those essential means
of development and prosperity
which will bring to them in the enc
the handsomest rewards. The Gle
vator stands first in the list of these
desired improvements. Shall We
have it?
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OUR THIRD APPEAL.

We can not resist the temptation
of again urging our live men to
calmly deliberate upon the future
ahead of us, and tho imperative
demands it is making upon us "to
be up 9nd doing" now that the
sunshine of our brightest hopes
and prospects has burst upon us
with meridian splendor. If we
would control the magnificent ad-
vantages which are now within
our grasp, We must reach out for
them like men who are not afraid
to contend with tiny therns with
which nature guards every incipi.
ent growth of its producing. The
farmers Of this section report q
large acreage of wheat during the
present season; and in spite of
wind, rain, birds and grdsshoppers,
the general impression prevails, and
not without foundation. that the
yield of wheat during the present
year will be far in advance of any
crop heretofore produced in this
section. If we already have the
remnants of last years crop on
hand, and if, as is true, our mills
are already overstocked with rar
material, what disposition do our
people contemplate making of the
great surplus the present year will
yield us2 To transport it to for
eign markets is impossible to al
low it to decay within the planta-
ton barns is foolish, and to saeri-
fee it to the speculative demands
which foreign interIopers are GER
tain TO make us, is even worse.
What, then, are we 70 do in the
dilemma by which we are sur
rounded, and which is entirely at
tributable in its existence to rail
road combinations, which are daily
proving themselves to be a most
terrible scourge upon the agricul-
tural interests OF the country, in
stead of thcrichest blessings? There
is but one alternative presented
which is sufficiently plain for ordi-
nary understanding TO insure its
and that is to place our
selves in the position of competitors
with Northern mills, and at once
go to work TO manufacture into
-four every grain of wheat we can
control from our region of country.
The first question to be ascer-.
tanned in the execution of this plan
is the cost it will entail upon those
who will lead off in the undertake
ing. We have made many ard
,areful inquiries as to this item in
he advancement Of our grand in
and have been credibly in
ormed that for $40, 900 the grind
ng facilities of the county could be
rebled-in other words, that for
be amount stated, mills could be
rected with capacity sufficient to
ura out from $50 to 400 barrels Of
our per day.
This result is no meagre display
r what would follow, nor will it
the extent to which our
lanufscturing would extend, even
pom so experimental a plan, be-
suss Of the boandless corntry and
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growing dembbda which tho oouh.
icy east of The Mlsslsslppl river are
making upon "a for their bread.
atuHa.
This demand for our -four would
not require any Of the drumming
features 10 characteristic Of ~,
Louis transactions. We would not
BIO compelled B, send oily.tongued
runners into that Eastern country,
ladcncd with samples and false
representations, in order 10 wake
up its inhabitants TO tho import.
ancc Of dealing direct with ns. The
first train hatcompletcs its through
course TO the Mississippi river ought
to go loaded with Dallas -four. and
we urge our people to think Of the
magnificent traffic that would fol-.
low this commencement. We urge
our mopcyed men to reflect upon the
handsome profits that would result
to them from the erection Of large
and commodious works. between
the "upper and neither millstones "
OF which every grain of wheat
raised in Dallas county should he
crushed into impalpable PARTICLES,
and sent out to define its truo status
among similar commodities in the
markets Of tho whole country
There is no better way of succoss-
fully completing this end in tho
contest We are compelled to wage
for the development Of our city's
interests than by building the Gle
vator Sc long talked Of, and yet de-
laycd, by men who should no long.
or slumhcr over so important work
upon which so much depends.
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rreir Fiieen sIours EarIier.


The following is an extract of letter
received yesterday by Mr.. Jones, Post
master Of this place. 1t viii be seen that
on and after the LIST of June, the route via
Central and NJ, X. and 7. and A. p. roads
will be the quickest for all Texas TO reach
the Northern and Eastern cities:
PosToFFrcE, ST. LOUIS. No., I
May 25, 1872. /
VIZ. JosEs, Postmaster, Dallas, Texas:
pEAs S:R--On and after the LIST prox imo
we shall deliver ST.. Louis aud Eastern
mails TO your place from nine TO fifteen
hours earlier, and through to GalsesioR
that much ahead Of any other route. Gal
weston passengers and mails Of, say, 2
P. NJ. Mo1dsy, viii reach here in time for
Eastern raias wednesday afternoon.
Trains south same time.
Yours, Re,
CAuNCEY /. FILLEY, P. u.
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H. Y. Il Coopues, Deputy.

TIME STATE OF TEXAS TO ALL PERSONS
/ interested In the estate OF Eugene b., Sidney
A., sallie N and James d. Williams, minors.
M Williams, guardian of the persons and es-
taies of Eguele d Sidney A., Sallie d., and James
b. Williams mnors, has filed in the District court
Of Dallas county, Texas, application for the sale
Of the following described real estate, to.wt: Ono
hundred acres Of land, part Of the John W. Wright
survey, situate in Dallas county, Texas, on the
waters of Cedar creek, which will DO heard ut the
ucxt term OF tho District Court Of Dallas cosnty,
Texas TO lie held at the courthouse In tho city and
county of Dallas and State Of Texas, ON the first
Monday in Jnne A. D. 1873, at which time all per.
sons Interested in the said estate mny appear and
contest tile same IL they think proper.
Witness N, official signature and the
seal Of the District Court of Dallas
shAh jcounty, Texas, at office in tho city OF
w ~ Dallas, this Both day oi April, 1873.
j. ~. LAWS, CIk Dist. Court,
Dallas county, Texas.
By Y. Il. CooMBYs, Deputy. III
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breadth of tho State, Perhaps no
man whs over elevated 10 tho Chlcf
Magistracy Of The State who had
more the confidence Of the people,
How faithfully ard fcarlcssly he
discharged that trust has become y
part Of the history Of tho country.
In tho future IL will be regarded,
with the many others, ~ among
tho brightest pages Of that history.
Unawed by Congress that usurped
all tho powers Of the Government,
and without faltering, he met and
vindicatod the people ofTexas from
every assault made by the military
tyrants sent to crush their spirits
and destroy their State govern
mont. In that hour of gloom
THRocKMoRToN acted with such
prudence and such forgetfulness of
self, with such moral courage,
that his hamc and reputation Will
be rovcrcd by tho people Of Texas
us long as they have n history.
Tho founder Of this paper, tho
late James w. Latmcr, was the
confidential friend of Gov. TnRocK-
MORTON; as tho publisher of the
paper, and rs the intimate personal
friend of both, dating back some
twenty years, we were cognizant
of their long correspondence upon
many grave and complicated ques'
.ions of public interest. Since the
death Of Mr.. Latimer, that CORES
pondence has been continued with
the writer. We feel that we should
put upon record our testimony
that through these long years, dur
ing which so many momentous Is
sues have been before the country,
that in all his public career we have
never had theslighest reason to be-
lieve Gov. THRocKMoRToN to have
been influenced by any other than
the loftiest motives of patriotism.
We know, beyond question, that
his public conduct has been unin-
fuenced by selfishness, and with
the sole view to promote the in
terests of the whole country. In
private life his means and his time
has been freely bestowed wherever
want or necessity indicated, and
we believe no man in the State has
given so much Of his time, without
fee OF reward, to tho care and con-
Germs of the private interests OF his
ncighbors and fellow-citizens.
We had not intended to cay sc
much, but our regret at the deter
mination of Gov. THRocKMoRToN
not to allow his pane to be used as
a candidate, has lmpelled us further
than we expected, and now that il
ia written, we would not unsay
single word. We trust that his fl
nancial embarrassments, into which
he has been brought mainly by his
forgetfulness Of self and his inter
est in the success Of others, may
be quickly overcome, and that Tho
State shall again have the bcnefi'
of his able counsels and large OK
perience. D
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-31

rTlE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE snERIFF

TENJE STATE OF TEXAS TO TIE SHEKTFF
IL or any Constable Of Dallas county, Greetings
Whereas. oath has this day bern made before NO.
by 3. D. Thrnsiop, that u. T. Halliburton IL tran
silent person, ~ that tho ordinary process Of law
can not We s,rNtd upon him, you arc h reby con-
nlanded that y"n, by making publication of this
writ In e,me newspaper Iuliishcd In said county,
Tor three successive weeks heiorc tie return day
herccf. srn mon toe trld g. I, halliburton 10 be
and appear before me- ~ ofice In the town Of Dat
Ias count, OF Dallas On tho I'd day Of June, A, D..
1879, to answer the complaint Of the said s. u.
Thruston, for tho sum OF one hundred dollars, due
aud payable on first day Of April, A. ID. 1875 on ac
count for medical services rendered.
Herein fail not, and o this writ mako duo return
as the law directs.
Given under MY hand tho I'd day of May, A. u.
1871. I'D. KERFoOT, J. z.
prpciuct M. L. Dallas Go, Texas,
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stray Notices

fatse m tvHr rambbsil, ard ssi,a.ss hsf,e
W. T. ifilseii, q = rffelnt' NJ .f-0se dnn horse
hes, Al.e ms s0frfl niiy. IN hands hlfh. n yefti
"a ,iar In fsrehs,di aiso me h,lndls steer, with
white iHfh End heiiv. sims white IN nee, m
years oh marked two rudefhiis W fiah' ear and
upner M In len, branded m iof hlr; ms rcd
steer Years Old, some white In fee and on belly,
marked swaliow fork and INNER hi IN esoh ear,
branded Y n inverted m rirht hip, one black sicor,
or years old. white belly marked uoderbli IN The
right ear, and under siorc In tho lcft,
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,J,HE sTAE OF TEXAS TO ALL PERSONS
/ Interested In the estate Of George w. GMess,

yJNHE sTAE OF TEXAS TO ALL PERSONS
l interested In the estate of George W. Guess,
deceased.
E,G. Bower, administrator of the estate ofGeorge
W. Chess 4, ceased, has filed ia the District Court
Of Dallas county, Texas, an application for the sale
of the following described property, to-wii: Lots
N o. and in block No. Go, In tho city of Houston
and county Of IIprris; ohe-hslf of lot No. 8, in
block No "a. in the city Of Dallas, Dallas county,
lot No: 3, In block No. I, In the town OF Den.
TOW, Denton cOunty, Texas; forty acres OF land,
pnrt Of the - survey near the town Of scyene,
in Dallas co unity; acres Of land on the Trinity
river in Navarro and FroestoBe counties, conveyed
to said Iiuess 10y W Il. Robertson; - acres Of
land IN Limestone county, Texas, conveyed to said
GASES by 5. 3. Jones, which will be heard at the
next term Of said court, commencing on tho frat
Monday Ia jane, A. D 1873, at the courthouse In
the ciiy aud couaty Of Dallas and State oi Texas at
which time all persons interested in the estate OF
said George W Guess, deceased may appear and con-
test said application ifthey Sc. proper
Witness: JET N NJ. Laws, Clerk oft the
Distrg i Court of Dallas county, Texas.
sEAh Given under my hand and the seal Of
w ~ said court, al Office in the city OF Dallas,
this 3Oth day of April A. ID. lS73.
john NJ. LAWS. Crk Dist Court,
Dallas county, Texas.
h. r. T. CooNprs Deputy 3iwit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-31

Ariemus Ward once lent money. He
thus reoounied the Transaction:
gentleman friend Of mins came TO me
with Tears in his eyes. ] said, "Why these
weepsg7 lie said be mad a mortgage on
his farm, and wanted to borrow 500.
lent him the money aud he went away.
some time after he returned with more
lears. lie said be must leave forever.
ventured TO remind him Of the 500 he
borrowed. He was mach cut up; thought
I would not be hard upon him-so l told
him would throw of 500. He bright
ened-zhook my hand-and said sod
friend, won't allow yon 10 Guido ne in
libtra'ity-rn throw Of tie oltsr hun
bred
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Taken nm by =. II. Pruiit. and estrayed before q.
r. Uus,esd. j p Precinct No. c-One hay marc.
1atS hands high. q years old branded 10 on lef
shopIder small star IN mreLend. Also ono gray
horse. shont II hnnds high six or seven years old ,
branded on lcft shoulder. 36
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Taken m nv G. W. Dcnison. md csiraycd before
j. d. Kerfoot. !. y. Precinct No. l-One dark roam
pony mare about ~ years old, II bands hirh. no
brn nds rcrcevnbie both hind feet white, and small
star In face. Valued ut s25. 36
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-31

Taken up by John y. Anrci, md rstraycd before
G. @. Hustead. y. p. Precinct No S-One brown
horsr IliI hands hirh. o years old. star IN fore-
head. left forc foot white small knot on ankle
Joint one glass eye, Spanish brand on left thigh.
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Taken IN. nv 2 SorreiiA and "s'rsvsd before
n n ITustond J. r. Precinct N, l--White work
steer with red srccks on his nccN. ye.rs oldnnd
with small he'll On. also with trace chain round
his neck: marked crcp and two splits In LETT ear,
aud under crop IN right.
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Taken mp by T. q. Asburn. and estra!cd before
II. q. GRAY. p Precinct No. 1.-TWO gelding' ono
q aorrsiI rom. branded r. on each shoulder;
or 10 years old. fifteen and half hands high; tho
other -orrel with star in face, blind In lett cyc'
about AZ hands high, or ten years old.
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Taken mp by N Sparks. and cstrRyed before J. d.
KerfDot J. p. Precinct No. 1.-Two mares, one
bay ahont IL hnpds h'rh..1 years old, branded II
on right shoulder LETT hind foot white, has had Ms
tula; the other q black mare ahont l4l3 hands
high II or II years old. branded u on shoulder'
md on right shNnller.
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Taken M by John X. FLOYD. and stayed before
W j. ITalsell J. 7. Precinct No. A. One torrel mare
mule. about years I'D, and ~ hands high, val
ucd Pt eos.
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Taken by A. W. Perry. and estrayed before W
J. H. IIalsell--Onc deep bay horse, black name and
tail. about years DID, and about fifteen hand
high little white on right hind foot, branded
on hft shoulder.
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Taken up by Nod Walsh, and esirayed before W.
J. Halspll, ]. p. Precinct No. 4-One white and
black spotted steer about years old, marked swal.
low fork In left ear no brands; also. one bnck ana
white ppotted steer, marked crop on the right ear,
and under bit In left. or 10 years old, branded
cross in circle left side.
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Taken up iy Robt H. Lyle and estray"d b"iere
". ]. Hakel, ]. = Precinct No. i--One sorrel mare
about Az hands high, right hind loot white, 10 or
II years old, branded on left shoulder, aud 7 on
right shoulder.
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Legal Notices.
Tnt srAtr ~ rnxAs 70 ~ tsa'css

run sTAfr Nv rHxAs 10 an trnsnss
Il Interested In ths estate ~ Jsmes X y, HAo'
dfd, deeeassd
n y roomhss, administrator n the estsis ~
lanes H. =. Record, deceased. has Med IN ne
District CO. N NJ BATHS county. TesN, an Appli
cation for ne sale ~ the follow deof bed tfaot
ofiRnd io.witi A lfafi NJ land, situate 70 Dallas
county, Texas aud being part of The h,lkape.h
Hoblnson survey, beginning ut stake 10 MS
north boundary ~ sald sur,cy, At tho o'd colony
hair mile stake, from whirh cedar ~ In. bH' w.
iG1S w. o vrs.. IN elm ~ In. hrs " bM, WI fn
themes west with said section llns 500 vrs Joael.
Hyneman'a H. .. CORNER . stake. thence win salu
Hyneman's o, boundary liins =, 6l7H yrs TO
stake from which ~ hickory feet IN diameter y
12IS. .. aT1S vts; thence a. 49, O. 0Gn, - kc In
thick brush In rnylDo thence north 'bOIia Ws 70
the beginning, and containing - acres, which
will he heard At the next term " the District Court
NJ Dallas county. Texas, to be held ut the Court.
honsc IN the city and county Of Dalla aud state OF
Tesas on tho flrst Monday IN June, A. ID. 1873.
witpesa my official signature aud the
seal Of tho Dlstriot Court Of Dallas co,n'
SO ~ this Both day Of April, 1873.
JOHN N. LAWS, CI'k Dist. Court,
Dallas Co., Texas.
uy u Mopa.S ban,,y "a
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MKEcaxrlLE printing Of every dsserip-
ton promptly and accurately done al our
job Office.
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Taken mp by s. W. Rose. and estrayed before D..
D. Kcrfoot, J.P Precinct No. Lone bay horse
mule, 2 or years old small, no marks nor brands.
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Taken up by j. j. Beeman. and Ntrayed before
G. C. Husead, j. p. Precinct No, Some flea .bittes
gray mare, AZ hands high, ~ years old
]. NJ LAWS,
81 elk Dist. Court, Dallas county.
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CALL and see specimens Of cards aud
letter heads al the HERALD Ofies.
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S72 90 EACH WEEK.
Agents wanted everywhere. Business strictly le'
climate. Particulars free. Address
j. WORTH & CO., st. Louis, Mo-
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MASONIC,

MASONIC.
DELEGATES to the Grand Lodge will find full
assortments of BLUE LODGE, CHATTER, and
COMMANDERY JEWELS, also NIL the books and
CHARTS at tho book store of Il. II. GUSHING.
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NEW ORLEANS OFFICE. III. MILLER & CO.. General Age
GALVESTON BRANCH-R. H. SWEETMAN CO., General
DALLAS BRANCH-D. M. HAYDON, General Agent
, 1873-02-19
AGENTS WANTED,

A GENTS WAETED-a76 TO saSa PER MONTH
TNE IhiPMpXED DohihipE SESsH TAsiiIY sEW-
aS ooid bind braia I'D e@Sredos mest sapasio
manner Price only Sl5 Fy|Iy II M losnsed md
will sow stronger. moro beautiful! Or pFo elastic
tsa aHrs ., makes e. tao 9ok ;h sttSh EyGr
pusA sssa apart without tearing t. We pay agents t5o
"hloh tWico that amount ~ gan 4 hs made Add1ess =,
A GENTS WANTND-SblART MEN GAN MAKE $40
send for papers. MERRILL, CO., Is Wost Iako.at
A GENTS WANTED.-LL0YD'S SHIPPING MAP OF
n tho United atAtos for 1873 ID out to-day, With G no
na99 1s5 County Elga K!y6u SoSt lo9 w. sella for sli
A GENTS MANTED-.OOOD UANYAssEEB ARE
q Wost Alonroont. Chicago.
, 1873-02-19

strp9ts: State lnsnslao Dutter3iod. AEpold 1s1i.
,Tay and dss,tea siso 9n Wontwortl sAn1s!sa Pet
Tweny,sixth Tyenty,seventn, Twenty eighth Napoleon.
Eatl JhtEf9sh 1SOn Tht
soyenh fsntsno and Thirty; eighth. io Pcrieot
time, per GENT agency business. Apply to
ownur, ALBKIgr CRANE, B79 Wabhah.av.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

,rarrs-Another enterprise OF
T0al,s s',.nce i. about to be inaasara'ed at the
' inps '' near ouar,zburs. and it will be watched
Gold Hln .n,e.y by all who feel an interest IN the
9Th s's,' Of quartz lodges in our county, We
irs'pns,',, ,,t Mr.. Hutchinson and two other gen.
rads'''. .s San Francisco. have purchased the I'M
asnsn w., - sulphurets or tailings from the Gold
uense plie ~ to about 6.oW tons. paying
Bill MILL Sslsye, at the rate OF $40 per ton; aud
nsreor We ,~msnce working them ut an early day.
intend % s su for 50 doing being now on the way
The nicn'Ss, n.seo. The process TO be employed III
ron san ss nrpous metals from the sulphnrets Is
atracans -, which French bahr-stones or grinders
,psS que and the parties engaged IN the enter
r'0 .. u, confident OF success. Repeated assays
Prise appei WI suphure,s. male IN San Francisco.
dths uo.a elsewhere. have invariably returned a
$ vel = OF gold and silver TO the ton; and
Ess Per 'urs,rss 10 be employed saves only my
III ne par,ies engaged III 1t viii receive hana'
pf eeu~,, tor their time and money Invested.
Sns H s".hs 10 state when the new works Will be
wears ~ ~ I'M, presume that in month or SIX weeks
sasa w will he in order 10 make an experimental
ss ~ s;s rev enterprise proves success. II Will
T'H aAs,es the value Of our lodges. attract the
lsa; n CAPITALISTS and mark new era In tue de-
G'a. san, Il the quartz lodges of our county.