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ing to nearly SIS. 900. Suspicious cir
cnisstances connected with these
bonds led the Commissioners to exar1-
inc into the matter, and ~ have just
discovered that the bondsW ere fraudu-
lent, and issued with the design b per=
petrate a swindle. 1t also appea2thxt
State Treasurer Lappln. who had paid
for these bonds on the orders of the
Commissioners ont of the school fund.
and was not careful as TO the identity of
the persons to whom he paid the
money, and suspicion has been aroused
to such a pitch that the Governor has
demanded his resignation, which has
been rendered.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 81.
Court Of Appeals have decided that
Attorney General elect Gwin, il en-
titled to his commission, and that the
Governor, under his present power,
has no authority to examine into alleged
frauds. Mr.. Wallis, the Reform can
didate, contested the election of Mr..
Gwin.
Durning Of . COlltery.
PoTTsvILLE, Dec. 81.
The New Philadelphia Coal Compa-
ny's cOlliery. at New Philadelphia,
owned by some New York parties, was
burned this morning.
The Ancient Order Of Hlberniams
Read Ous Of the Catholic Church.
SHENANDOAH. Dec. 81.
AT services in the Catholic Church,
at Mahoney Place, Rev. Daniel O'Con.
nor, pastor, read a letter from Arch
bishop Wood, OF Philadelphia, which
was the formal communication of the
Spntofv kn.,vyn % NlaIIia Murniraz
otherwise Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Fear OF Indian DepredatiOns.
GALVESTON, Dec. q.
Advices from Eagle Pass state that
two hundred Lipons Jilliois Conan
ches Indian warriors are reported by a
Mexican trader at San Rogero canyon,
forty miles above Remero. 1t is
thought the object Of the gathering is
to commit depredations in Texas. Dis
patches from Fort Clark say Mexicans
crossed the river twelve miles below
San Felipe, surprised Ponds ranch.
killed three men, captured all the
arms, horses and six hundred head OF
cattle.
Imposing Ceremonies In 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. q.
The Merchants Exchange in the
new Chamber of Commerce Building
was dedicated this morning with elab-
crate and impressive ceremonies. The
Exchange was called TO order in the old
building, which has been occupied for
twenty years. at III A. N. by President
Rowland, and a beautiful and affecting
farewell address was delivered by Wag
ner Crowner, one of the oldest mer-
chants. The procession formed under
under the Grand Marshal, William
Hamilton, and several aids. After the
great crowd had entered the spacious
new hall, the assembly was called to
order by Hon. o. +. Stanard, and Maj.
Francis, architect of the building, was
introduced and, in a brief speech sur.
rendered his trust and delivered the
keys of the ball to r. j. Lockland.
President of the Chamber of Commerce
Association, who gave. in turn, posses
sion I o d. p. Rowland, President of the
Merchants Exchange, who then deliv
cred the congratulatory address.
Auicided.
GRAND RAPIDS, Dec. 81.
George N. Cady, formerly a promi-
nent business man of Albion, Mich.
suicided here last night by taking
poison.
The Bowen Suit ON Trial.
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Congressional.
SENATE.

w AGuINaT0N Dor On
To-day Morrill, submitted a resolu-
ton that the Committee on Commerce
be instructed TO inquire into the expe-
diency of reporting by bill or other.
wise some measure to increase the
efficiency Of the service of steamboat
Inspectors. He said If the in
the newspapers OF the loss of life on
tne Iaciuc coast we're rue something
smouio pe uone 70 Improve Inc service.
ne resoiu.Ioh was agreed 70.
ne Ghail laiu before thA oena,e the
unnnisneo business IL he'ng the reso-
lu.lon Oh MORTON 10 D ap
Pointinent OF special committee o
inquire into the circumstances attend
ing Inc iate eiection IN MISSISSIPPI:
Eaton sain ne wouid Dc giad 10 nave
tne iurlner discussion OF d resolution
." ovsr u"..i amer 'ne noiliay recess;
Morton SAID ne mad been advised
mon IL. He would be glad n have i,
disposed of to day, but as q number of
Senators were absent he would not
press it to n vote. ~ he was not salts
fed that u quorum would be present.
He had no objection to the resolution
gone over.
SvAVHS"V vss"ss"sAOs" ~OsSeAissOss
DENVER, Col, Dec, 20.
The convention to frame a constitu
ton for Colorado, assembled and tenn
pOrarily organized to-day. The Re-
pnbllcans have a large majority, but
give a share OF the off ces 10 the minor
ity.
Fire I'm Little Rock.
I,Yr, pocv Mr. On
h no~e,te hiaan 80
dav' TIE ire canyht in the rear of
the building from a saloon owned by
Haas, who dropped q match on the
moor, ~n'ch Ieh'teu some i'quor, wnen
T." 10 ouso''Po.
naSM.H tno e 'ss un .ne sa'oo" ~ s.l,-
~, ". ~ ~ p",'",nH, xfI,'VVi
.hM.. V.o,y W. rhaaoIi 'oNt =
u u : s'uou - s1'pO. iar.ies y,
- ooo. amus 'oS' Vai"oo y
s''0'o' i"u'ou.
Root Shop Destroyed.
BosroN. Dec. '21.
This morning the boot shop Of Bush
q Son, Al Spencer, Mass, was burned,
80 aS,;m",ad a, a,no ~ ~'''
Favorable TO Tom SCOTS Road.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
or the House COMMITTEE on the Pa
eific Railroad, the Chairman voted las.
year to suspend the rules to put Tom
Scouts bill on its passage. NELL Is
SCOTS Philadelphia Representative,
and Morton ieft the Texas Pacific Com
pany's service TO ON to Congress.
Walker is the author of the elaborate
paper advocating SCOTS project. AT
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TIE Omaha Bee is an old-fashioned
print, and goes away back to the days
OF Adam for most Of its editorial mat
ter. The Republican, q lively contem-
porary, says the newsboys, in selling
the Bee, use the following refrain:
"Ere's yer ancient literatur. All about
the Eruption in Paradise an the fall o.
man. Mother Ewes dead, and Adams
married his mother in-law I"
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THE Color LINE.-Representative
WOODBURY., Of this State, is square on
the color line in Congress. In draw
ing for seats his lot fell between two
colored members from South Carolina.
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DIED.

Eureka. Dec. 2i-At the County Hospital.
Patrick Dean, u Latiye Of Ireland, ag Il %
years,
Virginia, Dec. I7-John II. Richards, aged Al
years. ~
San Jose, Dec. BINARY A., wife Of JOIN S.
Orndorf, of Nirginis.
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Austin Items.

beans, etc., Of which there are pros
poets of buta small crop.
Austin Items.
AUSTIN, Dec. 81.
Venires were ystterday issued for
grand and petit jurors for the January
term of the District Court.
The County Commissioners have Or
dered the redemption Of 5000 worth OF
outstanding Court house bonds.
The Manhattan Company will ship
by Wells, Fargo Il Co. to- might "a
bars of bullion, valued at 49,, 900,
making a fetal shipment of 500, 600 for
for December account TO date.
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No FAPgRs, No PRAYERs.-The CAL
iforniA Senate voted the other day 10
dispense with newspapers and pray
en-.
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Hanged Hin Hingland.

LONDON, Dec. 81.
Henry wainwright, convicted of the
murder of Harriet Lane in the White
Chapel road. in this city, Vas hung al
Nswgate to-day. just before he was
pinioned, he handed the Cove rnor OF
the prison a written statement which
he desired to have made public. In
this paper he acknowledges the jus.
tice Of the sentence, though he does
not explicitly admit he murdered the
you z
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81.
Philosopher Pickett has brought suit
in the Nineteenth District Court 10 re-
cover $l5O,OOO for alleged false impris-
Oninent. 2 800
In the Board of Supervisors last
night the Committee on Training
ship reported \ till intended To do
away with the conflict between the city
and the United Stalss authorities with
regard 10 the management of ships.
A resolution WAS presented, declAr-
ing the intention of the Board to ask OF
the Legislature authority to convey
Union Square or some other eligible
territory owned by the city to the
United States Government for the
erection of a postoffce building.
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Overland from Quay mas.
TUCSON. A. H..

TUCSON, A. t., Dec. 70.
w. s. Bronson and Major II. j.
Bakery, well known in San Francisco
and Virginia City. have just arrived
overland from Guaymas through So
nora, and corroborate the reports tina,
the people of that state are iu a destitute
condition.. Troubles there have great
ly prevented the planting of giai !, an
during the ensuing year people must
depend upon the crops OF pumpkins,
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Fatal Collision.

aarsrt BORDEAU, Dec. 81.
The steamship Louisiana, from the
West Indies, sunk in the Giroude
river after a collision, and is persons
we're drowned, intending the Captain.
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MOunt YeAuvius.

NAPLES, Dec. Il.
Mount vesuvius shows q gradual
Increase OF lire and s,ncke. lnstru-
n,snts in tia observatory are in mo-
ton and Prof. Palmieri predicts a long
period OF eruption.
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oREIc W 8
Notification by the Premier.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 20.
The Premier has notified the Mon
treal DepU,ation that all work on the
Lachine canal possible to be done in
Winter would be contracted for at once,
and thus provide work for a thousand
men.
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Closing Out at Cost.

DEING DESTROYS OF THOROUGHLY
Is renoyating. repairing and enlarglng our
sore before the cold weather sets IN werarG
determined to close out during the, ,PrTWmssT'
month our entire stock OF goods a. N vi he
This is no idle assertion, as people IN
oar prices. The goods comprise an hssoIu
ment us complete and i%asriona bic a. nns
ever brought to this market. and we ass. 70
our friends and the public generally Una, W.
are prepared now to offer better so "ud
In This State. Now is the time to secure Ho?u
bargains by calling Mt our store, SCUM M"i"
s're0'' AUNT HANNAH,
co,f MISS CASEY.
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The Bowen Suit ON Trial.
NCw XopE Da, 81

NEW YORK, Dec. q.
The suit of Fl. G. Bowen against the
the Brooklyn Eagle was begun to-da,
in the same court-room in which the
Tilton-B eecher case Was tried.
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EASTERN 0ISPATC HE'S.
Dy Overland Telegraph.

[sPEc1AL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

- EMAINING IN THE PoST0FFICE AT
IL Eureka, Nevada. on the 2lst day f
Dee, 1919. Persons calling Tor any OF thee
letters will please say Advertised De-
ceniber Y. 49,"
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FIRE.

Al 7 o'clock Tuesday evening the
town WINS again startled by the cry Of
fire. and flame was seen to issue from
tl1e roof OF the large feed and sale stable
ON Silver street. belonging to jacob
Hurord. \ general rush for the scene
of tile conilugratiun took place, and
every available means were used To save
surrounding buildings and property
from the dcvouring element; the fire
having gained such Roadway upon the
stable when first discovered that At
tcmpts to save'il could only have proved
useless. Two Gerrish force pumps.
one in front and Gnc in the rear of VIM.
Draiy's lnrge building on the corner Of
Commercial and Sixth streets, were i'm
mcdiately put i'll motion, but sufficient
hose could not he procured TO conduct
The water to the dwelling house Of John
Uough, fronting on "iNth street and
only about % feet distant from tn"
burning building, i'll consequence Of
which it, together with the blacksmith.
shop OIL the curncr adjoining, tln prop.
erty Of John Ainlry, fell victims to tho
flames. The business in the shop has
for some months past been conducted
by J. Is. Ioscberry. WHO Ind just muv-
81 his family into the ii0uph dwelling
house. Most fortunately sufficient
time was had TO remove everything of
value from both house and shop. The
fire in the stable quickly reached some
fifteen tons Of hay in the loft and
spread throughout the building with
slrh fearful rnpidi,y that time was
barely had to cut the matters and run
out the stock, comprising some thirty
head of horses and mules, and a few
lcts Of harness. Everything else WAS
consumed with the building. iirady's
large frame building and those adjOin.
ing on Commercial street were in iInni
ncnt danger for II time. but the an
iiinclling efforts uf II large crowd Of cit.
liens were ut length crowned with
success and further spread of flame,
prevented. The very light breeze ut
the time came from the north. and TO
this fact the comparatively small lass
of property is mainly attributable. The
fire is supposed 10 have been caused 10y
the hnrsting of n coal oil lamp i'll the
office within the stable. MIR. f%luiOrd
had lighted the lamp and left ii burn
ing upon the desk, whilst il" went to
water some stock at Il we'll ia the corral
close by, when he noticed something
like II flash i'll ID" direction of the ollie"
md running back found the ceiling aud
loft above completely c]nvcl"pcd i'll
flame. Ii VAS ut once apparent that
there WAS no salvation for the hui!dinH,
AMI Whatever OF its contents could H."
saved must he taken ont TuIrKiy.
Among the many articles lirirl zap hv
the ]dcvouring element Was Tia" hand
ON uppcr.rigginH Ia Louie Engl"r'S
new buggy. liuiIord's loss is $3,G3D.
insured for Il coo; ]llouGh'a- ii ,0Oo, no
insurance; .Ainlcv's, probably SjO1, and
Koscbcrry's, 500.
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STILL ANoTnEE The old saw at
never rains put it pours" is being vcri-
He'd just 10Y ny the introduction of no
less than three watcl,muker in the
town. where, until quite recently, q
disabled timc-piccc had not where to
find relief. Il. G.. Thomas. in the old
stand of ID. K"uhlcr, is now prepared
To administer 10 II watch or clock dis
caSr,l.
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PERsoSAL.-J. Il. Bnllcy Il DR..
Henderson; who has been spending Il
few days mp this way: and j. ". Illus.
Sey went west by Tuesday evenings
train.
q. II. Willard ramn w from tlln
nny ma struck out for Curmurupia
Monday.
Jim Mill"r--wcIIs. I'ur&o'a old
messenger took his place in the old
Fellows procession. Monday. lie still
carries IN arm lriccd up; II reminder
al the tmttlc with rnIl.atcnts hast WIN
ter. The call was u clos" one fn, the
younEstcr hut hrs HOW on the I,igh
road to health and hnppinc4," one" more.
Hill Brnchy aud GcorG" linrRt rarnc
MP from san Francisco "wednesday and
proceeded Mt ncn 90 Curnucopin.
in Wilscy returned frnm California
wiIcro lIn has been spending the last
three months. Mrs. Peter hInnsnn
md her % Andrew departed fnt
Stock,on Thursday morning. ]. l..
l"llcy arrived from t"T"ropiI hy
yesterdays stage. He will visit his fam.
y IN California. john CUlllcrand Lew
willard loft C~0rnuc0ria ai 2 o'clUrk l..
~ lhurslMy on hOrso.iI"k mud arrived
ilcre early yesterday nfirrnnun. Lew
~ loading some prairie S%clIoCncrs for
That port.
Governor Bc~1loy Is still in town aud
Judging from tho gradual return to hi9
usual hearty salutaiion We feel warrant.
cu IN stating that hia health il mnIrri.
nily improving.
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r?i.t,l
NOTICE.

,IU - 10 twlrnsc given name IL UNKNOWN
aui III t. whom u may rnnrrini You HrO
hereby iluiiiirl thht I have expended for ,nu tho
rum -! Fly p"llits fr labor for tho rrrvIpis
year. performed un tie" Cronau4 uuarlE mIuU I'm
Cotnu~op.t Mining District. Elk County. Nevada,
auI mi, - thu EtiuU Ehuil h. lIhll iy you within
uIur'y dnyt from the date hereof. your Interest in
tho said mine will lie forfeited 10 Inc by operation
at law,
J. II. BROWN.
Cornuecpia, HcT., FEB. /. 1915. an
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TIE CELIEEAIIuS The Order a!
Odd Fellows observed their Fifty. ,iXth
anniversary lat Monduy in nrc"rdamcc
with their pmbli-iI"d rr"gramTue. III"
day was fine and the n~ttrIi,iuu"c um tie.
part Of the brethren VA, very general.
quite u nutnlrr of m"mh"rs frum
nhroad being present. The column
formed at I'll" hall mt 10 30 It. NJ. and.
proceeded ~ IL" IN" C,rn'! Mmd.
mtrchrl through tir' principal street.
surviving at length at tn. rhurch where
the literary exercises 90 the ,iuv wry.
regularly cUuITr;rd in the ]Gul!ouinr
order: Calling Lodge to Order. y. G.
j. J.. EIluif; Prayer. FRO. q. u. Slru-
herd; itcadirG DierCnsttiuH, -. y. G..
n Elijah :. Irn;"S. III" Grafton hY
Past Grand G.. T.. Gill"tt was fYam.Ett
with interest to nli present, e.. the
speaker took u broad scope and after
viewing the rise aud wonderful growth
Of tine Order, both in numbers and
wealth, statistics were given shown.
itI muniiiccncc in the way Of p]ccuniury
benefits and also it's many advantages
from both social and moral stand
points. The discourse was listened IL
with marked attention, ut th" close of
which the closing Olo WIS sun% hy tho
Order, which then re-. formed in process
sion, and marched To music to II 20
sitlon just wcat "f tho h"."l, wh"r" II
large aggregated phot"grnlh Of all the
members in regain w,is taken hy the
artist Pillincr. III" Order again form
al in column and marched "thc hail.
where the exercises for the day were
-closcd. The ball in the evening at III"
Depot Hotel passed OF very pleasantly.
and the supper nj Mira. F"rl's way all
that the mos! fastidious nrprtit" could
desire. Eyrryhnly seemed satisfied
with tho days festivities. and retired IL
pleasant lium"r To their Respective
homes.
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BEtcK iARn.-jim MrBurncy has Sc
leatcd Il favorable place below town and
will immediately commence tho manu-
iacturr Uf a No. / article Of brick. The
material i, mnrh superior Ia that of the
old pits, ami II kiln Of 2JI,GOO VIII
shortly be- ready for market.
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EhiINE.-A large photographic rep
rof"niAlion Of Toby Ho-rmtha.'s mag
n;;ircnt picture cmhodving T"nuyson'4
idea ri ,hc dead Stcrrrl hy the dumb
can hc zen nt Charley DruLl's saloon.
II il welt worth Guiu! To- look nj.
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Tho district school at i~iullion CITY,
l;nilr"ni district. will bu opened next
week, under tho supervision Of Miss
Lucy Conner. formerly Of Camp Hal
lcck, mn experienced and accomplished
teacher.
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Tho Humboldt river il level viii, its
Innks' and g. nnvigahlc for first. class
"''ors ard Chinese junks.
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The Battle Mountain Jockey Club

The Battle Mountain Jockey Club is
preparing for some splendid racing. to
coma oil over its track f:0m the 9th to
til" 2Itll insis., inclusive; 81, 800 being
offered III purses, and the distances va
rNing from II half.mile dash To mile
heats, ihrr"-in-iivr. some flyers are
now there i'll training, and fast running
is expected.
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DIVINE SEEvIcE.-l}ishOp Whitaker
will preach in the church tomorrow
lSnmdhy) both morning and evening,
mt the usual h0urs.
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DISTRICT COURT.
HON. J.. II. FLAcK, PRESIDING.

Tho following business has been
transacted in the District Court since
our last report:
j +. Chase vs.. II. II. Scott ct al;
jury rendered IL verdict for plaintiff in
the slim of S770 and costs.
w. }. Walsh VS.. IL. IL. Scott ct AL:
jur.Y rendered n verdict for defendants.
j. Sroufc ct I'll. w. Padclford and
Sweeney; case dismissed.
State vs.. Il. II. CruZier; jury return
cd Il verdict OF not guilty and tho de-
PENDANT was discharged.
state US. Nellie Kirk; the charge of
Mayhem was dismissed aud defendant
allowed to plead guilty to assault and
battery. for which she will be sentenced
to- day.
The trial Jurors wero discharged for
tho term.
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DIvuRCED.-ln our San Francisco cx
changes wc motto" that Mary Fitch was,
by " decree Of the Twelfth District
Court, granted n divorce from George
\. Fitch, on the ground Of cruelty and
neglect. The parties, il will be re-
mc:Th"rcd, were married hcro last
Spring, after = very brief acquaintance,
and the continuance Of the hastily
formed relationship seems to have been
almost rs short lived The dcn0ue-
m"nt Is not II matter Of surprise, the
peculiar circumstances Attending the
marriage scarcely giving promise of n
lnating uniOn.
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CoRSrcoPIA, April 81, 1874.
Eds. lSnErES2EST: Work on tho
LEOPARD NINE

LEOPARD l
Is being pushed ahead rapidly. Tho
big strike in the tunnel continues good
and is being developed with satisfac-
tory and tiattering results. Working
north and south from the tunnel the
miners have stripped along the .ode
scvcnty.fivc feet, revealing Il wcll-dc-
hncd ledge 81 splendid ore. Prospects
and developments III The upper leyols
were never better. Eight hundred tons
OF good milling orc are now Oh the
dumps, and IL large quantity of high
grade ore IL stored in the mine for = 10
Keeping until IA good ore house can he
quit ON the outside. Work IN the new
hlf-"iialt to connect amt vcntilatc the
upper and lower levels il progressing
ninety, working two shifts, and slipping
downward ut the rate Of four or five
feet per day. When this shaft reaches
The lowcr level ears will be place! III
the tunnel, stopping commenced along
the ledge from this station and sinking
on tho ledge continued.
TIE IussEY.
Is turning ou some very fine prospects
and nndcr tho management of Harry
ll"rviilc, superintendent, the shaft IN
Tia" tunnel II being pushed downward
IN ledge matter, with Indications of Il
strike similar to that i'll the Leopard
tunnel. Mr.. IIarville is sanguine Of
Success.
lLtcE
is steadily improving in the q~nality Of
ore as the tunnel ncars the center Of
the hill, while the work OF d%cvcluping
goes on as usual.
Preparations for work on the Clln-
ride, Morning Star and Constitution
are going forward, and | feel safe in
saying HAT these mines will make "A
mark this Summer. Located very
nearly on Il line with the Leonard ana
showing high grade ore on the ton the
chances are certainly very ilattcriug for
stirling the Leopard vein, and good
results are anticipated.
YIEIrOES
Our Iaincs have been visited the pasi
week 10y Il nulLbrr Of good Judges of
mlhc3 niId mining operations, und alter
II careful examination have pronounced
the prospects good and the outlook of
this camp iirst-rntc. Hill Bcachry, N.
l.. Freeman, of the firm Ui rccman n
Co., Cirur5u Russell. Of the firm of
Russell n Bradley, J.. ". llusscy, Of
li"lIroad district. II. A.. IIurvillc, Of
EiEn, and Ut!:cra who have made uc.Ire.
iul examination Of the l.vupmrtl mine,
and particularly the strike III the iun-
n"l, are satisfied that the value OF the
ore has not been UvcrCStimatud nor the
Impurl.Hcc Of the strike o~vcriruwn.
Let those who doubt come and see.
The bars ami CRATES have been removed
from the t%umncl, und | can assure Nisi.
tors that there is no Wild cats or tigers
hidden Ill the jumglr's depths oi the
Leopard to modest or make them afraid.
U"lG% - la" bad condition of the
roads since the warm weather set in il
I.tn ln'"n impossible to haul ore from
the lIlI!" 10 IT." mill, and the leopard
Company lIHb i'"rm compelled to run on
II to; -! !ew grade ore niulcd last Win.
t-g 90 u" hl"S up ard wait for the
Iu.,,., t. dry. KcsUl,-. however,
from -" "r" crushed are satisfactory,
amt ia" nIii - Im,lua. all Things ON.
adhered, very hand: uinuI..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-01

Thomas Foster, of the old firm of
Smith n Foster, Carlin. has his new
advertisement i'll this issue. He means
Just what iiu SAYS.