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General Merchandise.
Flour y barrel s6.sO@7.oo
Corn Meal, bolted 2.25
Chop feed s2.0o@2,25
Rye p bushel 100
Oats y bushel 60@G5
Corn, oars 15@50
Potatoes 70Q90
Green apples 75@l.oO
Beans y bushel 2.00@3.00
Ham, sugar cured Is
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured Is
Sugar - l0@l2i
Syrup $50 90
n. o. Molasses 100
Roast Rio Coffee No. / SO
Rio Coffee, best 2s
Tea .5o@l.4o
Dried Beef 20G2
Rico 10
Butter 25@3o
Eggs, fresh rs
Salt 2.50@2.75
Lard 100 Is
Dried apples SOLO
Nails, lod, q keg '4.5o
Iron, common bar 400
Buckwheat flour 500
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-03-10
rIoNMsTA N1A1sIkErs.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,

BY Robinson e Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
, 1875-10-03

4 general reduction took place yestarday In al
the mills 1t 1aconia. N. q.
Steam yacht Ariadne cleared At Erie yesterday
for St. Louis via Fox and Wisconsin Rivers
John P. Kikainger, Wholesale uquos-deAler, OF
Milwau1ee. WAS yesterday arrested and his es-
tablishment seized for alleged violations Of the
whisky laws in connection With . Chicago dis-
hllery.
The Trustees Of waahipeton'fAesdqu.rters in
Nevburg, N. T., have adopted , resolution Or
dering that the property be closed to the public.
aud remain closed uusil the City OF Nezburg OF
state OF New York Is willing to reopen and pro-
vide for the protection Of said proparty.
Tha Minnesota State Auditor has received re-
turns OF the State census OF this year from
nearly all the counties in that Staze. Estimating
the population Of these counties from which re-
turns have not been received, the tota1 popul1-
tion of the state il 597 618, Etu oysz the popn-
lat:on Of 1870. II sut1mazxtsd By the 9oramr
meaA Of 157,8 ST.
, 1875-10-03
FOREIGN.
TURKEY.


IN INsURnENT REVERSE.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-The Times spec1ai from
Ragusa says the insurgents attacked Nek+ but
were attacked in front and rear /; their amnunl-
ton gave out. and they escaped, leaving three
dead on the deld, and carrying OF seventeen
wounded.
TEE MEpIAToR5.
BERLIN, Oct 2--The Belgrade Istok, new6pa~
per, Which is supposed to be semi-ohcia! organ,
advises the insurgents that Il the Consuls lnsst
upon further interviews, to receive them IN camp
and give them twenty-five lashes eacn. iney
will then be ablo 10 enter into the spirit Of the
Oriental question. While writhing under the
1ssh they will experience the sensatlon OF
Christian Kajah under the Turkish yoke.
TEE Mkp1AT1Na coSsuIs And THE 1SsuRdENF
COMMITTEE.
Nesc Fork Herald.
RlousA, Sept 29.-I an in communication
with the med,atlng Corsuls and the 1nsurgent
Committee here. ! hive succeeded ID obtaining
full abstracts OF the reports which the ConsnIs
made to their respective Governments on the
state OF the insurrectlou and the demands OF the
insurgents. ,.., -,
The insurgents will consent to treat only with
q commission appointed BY the European
Powers.
But before treating they witl insist On an ar
mist,ce during the negotiations.
They will not treat directly with the Porte, oue
will inHist upon the appointment OF European
Commission by the Powers which shail have
power not alone to make Atreaty. but also 10
confirm 1t and guarantee it's fuldllment.
The matter, they say, is now in the hands q, o.
the European Powers, and to them tney WILL
look for solution.
The Consuls visited twenty iugurTectlonary
centres out Of one hundred they anticipated Wis
it1pK.
, 1875-10-03

Louisiana, five from Mississippi, five from ar
kansas, and three from Missouri. WIS appointed
By ballot to visit Washington City upon the as
sembling OF Congress at the next session. 10
present the question Of an appropriation 70 that
body.
Tie Convention Is largely attended by many
Of the leading men Of the southern
States. Senator Bogy, Of Missouri ls
President Of the Convention. Ho Is
now speaking on the question OF the Katiway
Convention to be held at St. Louis On the I'd OF
November next He urges the construction Of
o Southern Pacific Road, and assures the people
that there will DO connection by way OF New
Orleans aud vlcksburg eastward from harsnal'
Tex.
Resolutions were adopted appointing delegates
to the Convention to be held At st. Louis.
, 1875-10-03
CRIME.

4 HORRIBLE CRIME.
Special Dssnatch - Thu Chicago Tribune.
CMcrsArr, O., Oct. IA man answering to
the name of George Kennedy, whose real name
is supposed to be Smith = carpenter living on
the river in Dayton, KY, was arrested to-day
cha ged with the horrible crime of being tho
seducer OF his Own daughter. and Of being tho
father Of the child with which she is now preg-
mint. and she charges that be first had
intercourse with her when abe was only 10 years
old. She is now H. It is also charged that he
is b,samist. This girl 1a his daughter BY a wife
now living in New York, aud he is married to
WOMAN with whom he ia living here. He was
arrested here and taken over to Kentucky for
trial,
, 1875-10-03

MONTREAL. Oct. 2-The members Of IInssl-
tn. Canadien held meeting last night and
decided 10 hold Guibord's funera. on Friday OF
Saturday Of next week. Preliminary arranges
meats are being made today, and all the details
will be fully carried out 4 requlHiuon is to be
made On the military for assistance, and q secret
preparation will ba deposited In the grave which
VII render it dangerous for meddlsrs to attempt
to disturb the body. Tbs general feeling is
that secoud attempt 1t burial mill ba taaiitsd
- viplsutlY III bcfoF&
, 1875-10-03

Y-tefat Dispdteh 70 77s Chicaoo 1F151tnes
OMAHA. Neb., Oct. 2.-The trial Of John +.
Camberg in the District Court OF Saunders
County. Eab., charged With the murder OF
James S. Thompson, yesterday resulted in &C.
quittal. Thompson seduced Camberg's wife in
Boone, H., and brought her to Nebraska to i've
Cauberx followed, looked in tho window OF
their home and saw them together at the table.
Thompson came out with = stick OF stovewood.
and Camberg shot him with three bullets. he
testified in his own behalf At the trial.
, 1875-10-03
MUST GO TO JOLIET.


SPRINGFIELD H., Oct. 2.-The bon. +. G.
Hamburger, Clerk Of the Supreme Court Central
Grand Division, sent the Sheriff Of Cook County
last night the order Of the Supreme Court affirm
ing the judgment Of the Cook County Circuit
Court in the case Of Blennerhaseett, the bunko
man, the judgment being for confinement in tho
Penitentia1y. He will soon be removed from
the Cook County Jail to the Penitentiary.
, 1875-10-03
FRANCE.

PERFE0TLT eATISFAUT0K2-
PARIS, Oct. 2-The letter Of IL. Say, Minister
OF Finance, explanatory Of the Objectionable
passage in his speech on the 9th ult, has re-
moved the difficulty occasioned by his remarks.
Perfect uoanimity prevailed throuehout the
Cabinet Council yesterday.
, 1875-10-03
LEVEE CONVENTION.

arsrsa4 Dt*patoh to 7ae chsaaoo 7sf5.s<.
T1cKssuRa, Miss, Oct. 2.-Ths interstate
Convention, aftar IN animated discussion upon
The resolution reported BY the Committee,
adopted tue same, ia which the nd of the Nation
Il Government Ia aaksd Ia reooust1uctsns ths
isvees. K Coputstee couaEtinR:of savsu from
, 1875-10-03

DKvrsoT, Tex, Oct. 2.-over 212.0oo head OF
cattle have been shipped from Texas to date
The average weight has been less than last year,
a. many young cattle have been shipped: Over
10000 head will be wintered on the Wichita
River foz early shipment in the spring.
, 1875-10-03
SHOT BY A WOMAN.

Special U1kpatth 70 1h$ Chtndp0 1TfoH"s
B1snAncE. D. r., Oct Al. o. Simmons. well
known in Northern Minnesota, wss shot through
the right arm to-day by Cherokee Liz. half
breed female outcast, who has been lying about
Hay and other camps cooking. etc.. for the past
few months. He interfered to prevent her steal
ing from neighboring claim. She was arrested
and committed to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
, 1875-10-03

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecber returned to Plymouth Church, Brook
lyn, yesterday, and met his congregation at the
weekly prayer-meeting LAST night. Demonstra-
tions had been planned, but we're abandoned 1t
Mr. Beecher's wiah.
, 1875-10-03
THE WILSON MURDERS

DEx1soE, Tex, Oct. 2.-The bodies OF The
man and boy murdered by Wilson near Fort Sill
have been found. Wilson was arrested near the
bodies, and compelled to ride and sleep in tho
wagon With his victims on the road 70 Fort BILL.
He will be taken 70 Tort S1nlth for trial.
, 1875-10-03
MEMPHIS CRIMINALS,

MEspH1s, Tenn, Oct 2.-Bili Davis, charged
With the murder Of John Gross,-both colored,
-was found guilty Of murder in the first degree
in the Criminal Court Davis makes the fifth
man now in jail under sentence OF death. AL
the others ha7e appealed their cases
, 1875-10-03
ITALY.
THE CHURCH.

BONE, Oct. at ia understood that Cardinal
McCloskey will leave for the United States about
the 10th inst.
Cardinal ei1ueonf Is said to have made report
to tue Vatican Of his hopefulness Of an arrange
ment with Spain.
, 1875-10-03
CUBA.
NVpFa
counr-.mARr1A1Ep AND sHor.

E0UET-KAHT14LED 1NU 6HUI.
HAVANA, Oct. 2.-The Spaniards have court
martialed and shot Manuel De Zsyas and Caie-
donio Acosta at Puerto Principe.
The gold market is lower, consequent upon
the recent decree ra-establishing tho premium
on foreign gold.
, 1875-10-03

Railroad, was killed BY supposed fail from
calabooae car near Random Lake this morning.
Deceased ia from, Osgood, Ont, aud is without
friends here He was universally estaemed.
, 1875-10-03

Z
AxN ARBoR, Mich, Oct. 2-Jethro Mkybee
WAS eentenced to-day bY Judge Crane to State
Prison one year It hard labor for ma1slAughtsr
4 year ago.
, 1875-10-03

~FI 41fNt
PURSUING THE CARLfETH.

PURSUING THE OARI1ETa.
BARCELONA, Oct 2.-seven columns Of Alton
aist's troops are pursuing the Carlists nnder
Sabals and Gamundi in the Province OF Gerona-
, 1875-10-03
DROWNED.

MONTREAL, Oct. 2.-By the =wac1p:ns =!
q bstteau In Lake st. Peter on Thursday nigh.
Cant. Hanel, the owner, his wife, aud three
children ware drowned. When Mrs.. Hanal OBJ
served that the boAt was sinking. she said 70 her
husband; I'VE may as well soy goodbye 1os-
eyex." Jumped overheard, and sank-
, 1875-10-03
PLAYED WITH A PISTOL.
u~.~t., T1.s1rt&A fo 1shk CA1cn0n Tffbts4tk.

81. PAUL, Minn., Oct. AT Fazibsult, yestsr-
day morning, Peter stangre, carpenter, put on
his son's overcoet, in the pocket Of which was
revolver, which he snapped several times Then,
biz wife asking to see it. be playfully snapped i
It her, and it discharged, shooting her through
res.ed. but discharged on the Coroner's jury
randering verdict Of accidental shooting.
, 1875-10-03
BuRMAH AND CHINA.
1@4 A+vytHvrB

LONDON, Oct. 2-The Times special from
Rangoon snYB: "China and Burmah hare FORM
ed m alliance offensive and defensive"
, 1875-10-03
GERMANY.

KAISER w1LLIAMA ITALIAN TRIP.
BERLIN, Oct. 2.-The North German GaEeas
saya that the Emperor Of Germany, On his ap-
prosching visit to Italy, will not 90 to Rome.
He will only meet King Victor Emanuel in Uppar
Italy.
, 1875-10-03
FINANCIAL.
The Bank Of California Resumes and
Ssn Francisco Is Happy.
Deposits During the Day Largely
Exceed the DisburSe-
ments.
Additional Particulars Of the Recent Bos-
ton Failures.
SAN FRANCISCO,

a.v Fp.rc1sco t.a1.' Oct 2-By $50 this
s..,r<, ha-.., !, 1,tbar in ,ha vicinity
Aaotn'ue n.,!s~.s s-.- y. 1.s:ae a-a... n~a.'
aratlon had been made for the opening. Ihe
Preaidens Directors, and members Of the syndi-
,ota ua-a ~, hand with smiling facas. and look
.'se 80 ~ ~ ha.,, tftad f-on, +ha;r
lug 90 @nousl 40" .oA 49, -. 49,.
shoulders. lne Fres1oeu1 esateu @nat tt'o oa''n
WAS fully prepared to pay 1l demands on pre-
eentation e1cept such as had been provided for
otharw;aa and that 1bera vas no doubt of the
'"0 - ,a,.ea. ,v;tho-,+
@o'aEy 70 ~ I'll "1sa D0'4ue0S
further difficulty. ~ IL O'CLOCK
tho streets and sidewalks we're jammed
with neonle At the appointed hour the doors
rpara aurro onan amid .ha rheara Of tfe crowd
0e'"Fs .,@::L ,....
which at once made Tuan, otoch'ns sue ePaeo
outside the counters, Evidently by far the larger
...-a..;., - .,,o.o ,raza,t rsra +hare a. 1ook.
pfot'ofuoo VI 'uooo p' os0At "o.o ,,. w. 1e
ers-on, though the services Of the telera were at
o,ca BALLAD in,o ranuisition md the COUNTERS
=. rA
were uneo ~ltn tuoae pleeouslu8 caeeAo- A'"ae
expected that 9 large demand would be made
npon the bank. not from want Of confidence
hn, o;mn,v f,o,, tho naed of coin. which has
han ~ in4r ioesa5 IN Al t,,a nresent writing.
~ arrxd :, s,ro,oo r. and ant nf the bnilding.
Eisoa ~ sra masths.ded m faIifnrnia street. and
satrta - ha;ne +, ~ froro Meiooa' yvharf.
can il no f,nvn1 hoth wsvs at the Bank of
foI;forn;a taroa ,nnnnts beinq denos,ted. and
= 10 tnnnght@ 9hat the danoaits during the day
m;ii soua1 ~ ne1h.ns axceed. the paymsnts. The
hest 81 feallnr nrayaila.
1ArEn
, 1875-10-03

A CONDUCTOR KILLED.
Hsa1tk pspateA to TAs c2ieaso T1oSnk.
MsrS1AuxEz, Wis7 Oot- a-Afsxauda4 Euo-
,<.n. fraeh4 eonducSut oa thu Wnoou8ln CsotsA
, 1875-10-03
ILLINOIS METHODlSTS-
...t T.r.Mx%.A ~ TIKI TbfrH1A TF$&kfR4

ILLIHOES NE ] F9OOTS .
Spsstet DispaGeA t. 1Rs Chicago 1F11x6s.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct, 2-In tts Illinois
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
to-day, the election Of delegates 70 the GeneEA
Conference wss continued, and the following u
the full delegation: Cl4dca-W. s. Prentice,
Hiram Buck, ". N. MeElroy, Jauaa L. Eaton,
R. N. Davies. Reservas-W. q. Webster. James
P. Dimmitt Lay-judge II. J. Henry. John L.
Chestnut. .-,
The above are certainfy suong tho albert
men in tbs Conference md It u aRssrtod that
General Confarsnce With I stronger represents
hon than ever before.
The Conference decided to hold ias ne2t an-
uuAl meeting in Pans, Edgar County.
, 1875-10-03

.Spscta4 Dlspatch to 17s cAaeads 1r1ctssf.
BK1oar, Wis., Oct. 2.-This forenoon's session
Of the Congregational and Presbyterian Conven-
ton WAS largely occupied by stirring appeals
from Secretaries Coe, Barrow, and Humphrey,
and the Rev. James Powell, who represents tho
the Homo Missionary operations in tie South.
all Of them laboring to arouse the churches OF
Wisconsin to more generous support OF tbs u1is-
aiopary cause ut home and abroad
DR.. A. L. Chapin presented the claims OF the
Bible Society and Evangelical Alliance in Al Id
mirable address upon revivais, followed by the
Bev. q. II. Case and the subject was thoroughly
discussed By President Bascom and others.
This afternoon the Rev. E. ;. Montague. st. a
tiaticl Clerk, presented some interesting ng--
uree. The Convention represedta 1s5
churches, 1852 ministers, 1l,57e church
members, 164s0 sunday-school scholars;
occupying @545, $50 worth Of church ed1hces, and
ST., eco Of parsonages and other buildings, and
e1penliug during the year $134, 651 n home and
giving in benevolent contributions I'll, ,S26.@.
The best methods Of securing the growth Of
local churches Was discussed At length BY the Rey
e. D, Qoukling and several others
It WAS decided to hold the next Annual eeasaon
ut Oshkosh.
, 1875-10-03
MONTREAL,

MONTREAL, Ont. Oct 2.-shephard, Hall
Co., lumber merchants, OF Boston, who failed
yesterday, have for many years done m extern
sive business in this city. They have large
amount OF paper at two or three local banks,
but Ill are we'll secured, and no loss 70 tho
banks will result.
, 1875-10-03

OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.
QuExHBrovN, cc4 2.-Sssar1ship A2yHaota'
from Esw Ioeh% haA URvsda
, 1875-10-03

BOMBAY, Oct. Alt is said that Lord Hapie
has resigned his position ~ commander OF tn
Indian forces.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

HoS. w. J. O'NEiL writes us from Kirk
 land Valley, to say that We did him an injus.
 tice in last weeks MGiER in noticing the
 withdrawal of his patronage. We certainly meant to do him no wrong but to represent him fairly, and now give him the benefit of statement of the case in his own language
 He says: " am as much opposed to Church and State as you can be. am also in favor of the Public Schools. My votes in the leg islatures of 1871 and 1875 will bear me out as to my position with regard to them. My objection to the course of the MINER in mix ing religion with politics is sincere"
 Now, as the MINER has studiously avoided the discussion of all political questions, ex- cept so far as the school question may be considered political, and has only mentioned religion incidentally in combating the posi- ton assumed by portion of the Priesthood in opposition to secular education, the reason of the gentemans objection to the "course of the MINER in mixing religion with poll tics" is little obscure perhaps he objects | to our treating them alike in this, that we | let them both alone, and he considers that | we have mixed them and thrown them both l out together. However, he has a right to his own opinion, and. of course, we have our views of religion and party politics, but do not propose to inhict them on the readers of the MINER who are innocent of any interest in them. We shall continue to make war on the enemies of our public school system, and are glad to know that we have an ally in the Hon. W. J. 0'Neil.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05


 HE PALACE HoTEL.-Bradley & Rulof-
 son, photographers, San Francisco, have sent
 us beautiful photograph of the Palace Ho-
 tel, showing also the Grand Hotel. Hibernia
 Bank and a new building in the point at the
 intersection of Market, Montgomery and Lost streets, designed for Bradley S Rulof- sons art gallery. Accompanying the picture IS pamphlet description of the Palace. to- gether with the Palace Villa at Belmont. being the palatial residence of the late Wm. c. Ralston, which is incorporated into the Palace Hotel property as part of it, giving to guests Of the Hotel all the privileges of home in the country. The Palace Hotel contains about four hundred bay windows. has chrystal-rooled garden aAd carriage drive inside of the building which covers about three acres of ground and required in | Its construction 3l,000,OO0 brick, besides iron, stone and marble in profusion. We | have neither time nor space to do justice to 1 any single department of this immense struc- ture, but would recommend the reader to send to Bradley & Rulotson, the gold medal for the picture and accompa- nyins description. It will make beautiful md interesting present to send to the old olks at home
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

MINING NoTEs.-In the Big Bug District, Messrs. Reese and Lane have lately discov- cred two new veins about l5 miles southwest of the Big Bug mill; one silver vein call ed the Grey E gle, assays of which give S4OO per ton, and the other called the Col den Chariot, from which we have seen speci- mems that are nearly half pure gold
 ln the Chrystal Spring District, the latest discovery, the Antelope, of which an account was published in our issue of the 22d ultimo. has face of 1000 feet nearly perpendicular, instead of toO feet, as the printer and type made 1t. An assay of fair average of the entire vein goes S266 per ton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

LAND PATENTS for the following persons have been received at the office of the Reg ister of the Precott Land Office, and will be delivered to the parties upon surrender of the Receivers duplicate receipt: Augustus Cranes, Edward c. Donohugh, John T. Lov ell, Curtis C. Bean, Jefferson II. Lee, Ste phen Breon, Dewitt P. Foster, Robert Gar side, and John W. Simmons.
 The Register has also received and filed the following township plats and descriptive lists: Township 13 N, Range 26 E; Town ship 14 N, Range 26 E, and fractional Town ship i2 N, Range 26 E, the same lying on the Little Colorado
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
They Come, and the Effect of Their
 Coming

The rate at which people are pouring into
 this county, both from the East and West,
 will soon give us the balance of power, or,
 at least, enable us to assume the position to
 which our geographical position and mineral
 and agricultural wealth entitle us. Hitherto
 we have labored under the disadvantage of
 being outnumbered in the southern end of
 the Territory by class, as represented to
 us, who can make it quite convenient to be enrolled as Arizonans in the census report,
 but whose names never occur on the tax lists, in fact who are Sonorans for all pur- poses except those of enumeration.
 We expect the citizen will be mortified again at the mention of this disagreeable subject, which it intimated some time aro ought never to be spoken of, but we begin to feel so strong with the acces>ions to our pop- ulation that we are growing saucy and inciin- ed to assert our rights, even in the face of authority and power. This increase of pop- ulation has come of its own accord, in obe- dience to d natural law that inclines people to go where they can do the best. and that without any extraysgant blowing, or holding out false lights to lare them here, we claim no credit in the matter of bringing them here, except so far as plain, unvarnished statement of facts concerning the country tas been instrumental in turning them in this direction. The MINER has been as care ful to warn people against the disadvantages of coming here as to set forth the advan- tageS, and with the facts fully before them, l they have come, are here, generally satisfied md go to make up the population that will well the census report and enable us to laim our own. These people have not come 'ver to be listed and return to Kansas, Ne 'raska, Missouri, Iowa, etc, but have come o stay and become part of us-good, boni- de citizens of the United States and of Ar zona, an1 of such is the population of Yav- pal
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

MILITARY ORDERs.-The following is the gist of orders issued at Department Head quarters:
 Second Lieutenant George S. Wilson. Twelfth Infantry, will repair at once to these Headquarters, on public business connected with the Quartermaster's Department, and upon the completion thereof. will return to his station.
 Paragraph ?, Special Orders No. 74, cur rent series, from these Headquarters, is so modified, as to direct the Commanding Off, cer Camp Verde, A. T., to order Company B, Eighth Infantry, (instead of one officer and thirty men of that company,) to report Tor temporary duty to the Chief Quartermas. ter of the Department.
 The telegraphic instructions froM these Headquarters, on the 27th instant, directing Second Lieutenant c. NJ. Baily, Eighth In iantry, tr report in person to the Depart ment Commander, arc confirmed.
 Major W. M. Maynadier. Paymaster, will proceed to Tucson, A. T., on business con- nected with the Pay Department, repoi ting upon arrival, to the Chief Paymaster of the l Department.
 Upon the completion of this duty, Major | Maynadier will proceed to pay the troops | stationed at Camps McDoweil, Verde. Moia- ve, and Fort Whipple, A. T., to include the muster of Oct. 3l, 1875.
 Captain G. M. Brayton, Eighth Infantry, will proceed to San Carlos, A. T., in charge of the Indian Scouts. about to be discharged and turn them over to the Indian Agent at that place.
 Captain Brayton, will, upon his arrival at san Carlos, enlist forty Indians as scouts. and return with them to his station.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

THE Officers of the Arizona Mining Asso- citation from Junction City, Kansas. are as follows:
 John M. Bennett, President; Sam'l. Rich ards, Vice President; David Mitchell, Secy !; A. W. Calien, General Manager Train 2l wagons and 2! persons arrived 3rd inst all in good health and we'll satisfied with mining prospects. Intention to mine exclusively and will prospect until spring and then locate permanently and commence operations.