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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-09
HOME AND FARM.


CURE Docs WITH Doas.-A writer in tAe
Practical Farmer offers a solution OF the
trouble with sheep killing dogs which he
tested by experience. fused to breed cattle,
but having a natural fOndness Tor sneep,
and an opportunity TO purchase couple OF
Scotch colley shepherd dogs, removing my
fears on the score OF destruction by mon
grel ours, which deters so many from Keep
ing sheep, L concluded to try the experiment
which has resulted so satisfactorily. In my
stock Of 100 ewes have halt dozen bells,
and in case of danger, the sheep all run to
the dogs for protection. This familiarity
between the dogs and sheep. with
the watchful care exercised, is
one OF the prettiest sights in
the world. These faithful guardians OF the
flock are ever on the alert, day and night.
The rapid tinkling of the bells at once
arouses the dogs; and about three weeks
ago, in the middle OF the night, heard an
unusual disturbance among the sheep, put
was go confident that the dogs you'd De
equal TO the emergency, that L did not come
down stairs. In the morning l had the sa'-
isfaction of seeing one of the worthless
cure, which go prowling about at night,
lying stone dead along the fence, with marks
on him OF desperate fight. l should say,
however. that made one cross by putting my
shepherd dog to a Newfoundland slut, and
kept the choicest of tie litter. he has
proved fine, large dog, about twice the
weight OF either OF the Sh0pherQS, ana though
never interfering in what he seems to con-
slider their special duty, is always on hand
ready for service. 1t is curious TO observe
how, when strange dogs cross the place, the
two shepherd dogs will take survey, and
if they Sc much business they are them
selves great figbters), by kind OF silent
understanding aud arrangement the three
dogs 20 together; and although we in this
country are overrun with all kinds of dogs,
there seems to be general fear OF my three
dogs, and we are seldom disturbed. l recon-
mend the purchase of one or two good
shepherd dogs as the very first step toward
keeping sheep.
APPLES EVERY YEAR.-A writer in
Moore's Rural, among other things, states
that II all the blossoms are removed from
one-naif OF the orchard in the bearing year,
the next year the half OF the orchard from
which the blossoms hava been removed will
bear. This is true. We have bad expert
ence in this matter, But 1t Is bstter we
think, to thin out the fruit fsom trees, after
it sets, every year and thus get income
from each tree annually. This matter OF
thinning fruit is not sufficiently attended
to. With the present devices for pruning
and clipping, 1t will require comparatively
little tine for the orchardist TO go through
Young fruit, thus preventing the trees from
OverbeaTing one year and resting the next.
BESIDES tie superior quality and size OF the
fruit thus obtained VIII pay tor the labor by
increasing its market value.
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II nost WonderfuI- NJ csI teal rFss..o-
mere IS Hope. Don't Give lJn fha ss se
Hsaa me following Letter fros. ~
Believing, that cleansing the blood
only true way OF banishing disease ~ TSs ne
salt Rhennou as sSfViuions affection known e
ana nndlng no cure, commenced 10 eYnsrs IanS1
~ compromising roots, using the
wonderful Blood searcher or Isiits- -ea q most
only gave me tnstan taneOug RELIEF hrt .Ss not
I ! ~ a. wees ume effected a parteot c,,zs =
ana was IN the ha5it OF giving tben 1,stets,
roost - lSuno the medicine p,sSsesser ~
- ~, nVnueIIul nealing viTtIes effectirg srrs.
OF All diseases originating fsT,-a -, = ceree
MSa9ness OF the SYSTEM, as II by I,1sr5c Ut
ssIf csIir5 , Decs,la1e 80 great That found IoV
-.-ins -. 81, ~ 70 supply patients with mad
Inc - al parts OF the Continent o. o-oa-
ToI,Irsi 70 ssiaDnsh laboratory FOR con-
pOntssIg Sn1 bottling the Root Rffte,s n 49,.
9usntles. was at Erst backv,sT IN r - "a
ing eather myself or remedy 10 the 1-,,li, 1t
oeang patent medicine man and Wis lie, -
eaplIal, but am getting brsveiv 49, - IL "a
SAce 4 nrst adverx this vyondeysSSfi snas.
,Teoists ~, Deen Nowded with orders f-orn
~. and country dealers, and 80 -
letters have received nom I1srso,s. SSo1 - o.
lnnch .'c ict 1ias no remedy has ever done IN
p, tSn so09 ana nad such q success as fle 1900
bltsers. Root Bitters sre strfctlv q roS,S, soos
days OF onr sen as was used in the good old
Dy some simple root or plant and 49,, su.eu
mel ana other poisons OF the mjnersl S5n,s s>.o
49, unHnoMn. FOR COnsumption a-rt,,~n.
SatsssrIn, Serotula, Scrofulous Erupfions eSt,s-,
niausn, heart Disease, Dizziness. Liver r,c,s-
PAINT Kidney aud Urinary Diseased FsveS IN.
fAgue, 1DysPelSia, Lost Vitality ana t-, 49,
co1,as,, - an 70 De the most wonderful d.
c0SeIy 10 me world. Their Searching hes,,r.
P1Opefues penetrate every portion 81 fte 1t, 49,
49, ..-n treine, soothing the lungs and sfYa1ogh1s
.ns Lne sOomacn, kidneys and liver For
WEAKLY, nervous young man, suffering from, -.
ar ,S1 20 1ehcats females, these Root Isirferx
are especially recommended. NO other ,o<a1
p eane VIII cure scurvy, Syphilis, Salt Rheum
fRoLIss netier hingworn, White SvalIsor Sss -s
[stItlnS OF the Ears,
-. ne9, ,SAncerols FORMATIONS, Dropsy Ervsin.-
Ia, RIM pies, FLESH Worms, Pustules' Rjotes5s~
fi,t 81 SkIh diseases, 50 quickly as the fzr2
bitIers. All diseases have their orTotn n, Ses
~ ~ me ROOT Btters lays the axe st the root
vi tne tree NJ disease, by searching and nn-Sr,,
me DIoOo winch viii no1-isll Snd i5v1ocyS-stss
orSsn ana part OF the boi and ke<>, AZ A.,
repair until a ripe old ace ~ ASoPAt IN
-, 1 warrant my Root Filters q perfect cura N,
s st ABOVE and similar diseases aud in caSa -
Eli ne, Mnere the medicine has had fail trisj
W. onahK All 10 call or write and get back fhe51
1n.onsy.. snow this notice TO yoGr drnootst n,
II he don't have a stoo,x or ne Pc,
DUCTS on nano, ask him TO order n snr111s- ~~
II W. FRAZIER, lgaysis11a m
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SURE CURE FOR TIE Pills

as been discovered by Old DIR. Williams Fan In.
ILL rem edyI called lJr. Williams Indian Oinf
ment. A single box has cured the worst "a "a
chronic cases OF The blind, bleeding itchinc 49,
uicefated PILES Of . and 30 years Standing. -
dc4-As iastl1n1e1lS and electuaries are onl0 I.
waste OF tire and money. The Indian Ofnf-
men5 gives instant and painless relief Over N
~ cured pa'lents attest Its virtues. and ply
slclanS OF All schools pronounce it the praefe-a
contrlbuiion TO medicine OF the age WiiIiao1s
1ndlan ointment is prepared exclusively for fns
Piles and nothing else. Sold by druggists ana
country storekeepers in all parts OF the vorlS
Sold wholesale by Haskit q HetselRe<s<- $50
art q Morgan and browning q sloan, IL slsns.
oils, Inll - --~nsP
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE UNIVERSITY OF woosTER-Three
il courses of four years each. CLASSICAL,
ancient languages, etc. PHILOSOPHICAL,
Greek omitted. SCIENTIFIC, Greek and Latin
omitted, modern languages instead. Students
of either sex admitted. Preparatory Depart
ment three years courses. full teachers
course, teachers admitted to an elective
course. Location healthy. Board and expen-
ses cheap. On the p, Fl. w. 4 G. r. r. Fall
term begins September Is. For catalogues adj
dress the president,the REV. A A. E. TAYLOR,
ID. d., Wooster, D.
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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1915
sHER1FF,s SALES.
yHERIFF,s SALE

SsHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an ex-
the Superior Court OF Marion county, Indi-
ana, will expose at public sale, TO the highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 1ltb day OF September,
A. ID. 1875,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the door of the Court
House OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
the following real estate, to-1it:
Commencing at a point on Pennsylyauie
street seventy-seven "a feet south of the south
Cars sddio OF city of GnS IN said
point OF beginning being ten IIel feet south of
by David Galley to John Freeman, and running
rom faid point twenty7seSen and seven
street, thence west two hundred I2O0l feet TO a
twenty I2Ol foot alley thence north twenty-seven
and seven twelfths ~ 7-l2l feet 20 ten Iol foot
alley, thence east along the north line of said
alley 10 the plaee OF beginning, in Marion
county, Indiana.
And on failure to realize the fun
will, at the same time and place, expose
at public sale the fee simple of said real estate.
Taken as the property of solomon kaufman
At the suit OF John Hanna ct al.
said sale will he made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER,
sheriff of Marion county.
HANNA q kSEFLER, Attys. for Pl'Ts. augl9-St
CIIE.EFF's sALE.-By virtue of vend
, TO me directed. from the clerk of
the Superior Coart OF Marion county, Indiana,
l will expose at pcblic sale, to the highest bid
der, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of September,
AID. 1875,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p II, of said day. at the door of the court
house of Marion county, indiana, the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years, of
the following real estate, tO-wit:
Lots numbered foEr [4l. i've Isl, six I6l and
seven III, in Aliens subdivision OF Henderson's
addition TO the city OF indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
And on failure to realize the full amount of
J Judgment, interest and costs, I will, at the
same time and place, expose at public sale, the
fee simple OF said real estate.
Taken as the property OF AlvIn NJ. Mothers.
head at the suit OF Harris, Rice & Co.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement laws
ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff Marion county.
August Is, A. ID. 1873.
RITTER, WALKER & RITTER, Attys. for Pl'fs.
augl9-3t
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TESTIMONIALS
$4,000 REWARD

single testimonial 1 publish is not a,, SSss
$50 an aoSitonal reward OF $500 for iae1,s.
S1ne tnae mas ever effected oue-laif ne mar
Rnof p Rtng me time introduced a. Frazier
i,oIS o nisIeLs. Inc above reward PAYABLE in
goi0, ana challenge opea TO the world ~
q. w. FRAZIER
Proprietor, cleveland O.
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There were 434 deaths at Grand Rapids,
Mich, last year, an ANIMAL average Of seven.
ty-four In each thousand population.
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]! ! y
II va Has been widely used during the
#& E,1 last % years. in the treatment of
M these distressing diseases, and with
* W. such unyarying success that 1T has
- ~ f5ainet the reputation of being in
- - fallible. The shakes, or chills
once broken by ii, do not return
until the disease is contracted
again. This has made it an accepted remedy
and trusted specific for the Fever and Ague OF
The West, and the Chiils and Fever of the south.
Ayers Ague Cure eradicRtes the noxions
poison from the system, and leaves the patient
as well as before the attack. 1t thoroughly ex-
pels the disease, so that no Liver Compla ints,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dysentery or Debility
follow the cure. Indeed, where Disorders of the
Liver and Bowels have occurred from Miasmatic
Poison, 1t removes the cause OF them and they
disappear. Not only is it an efiectual cure, but,
if taken occasionally by patients exposed to
malaria, It viii expel the poison and protect
them from n tack. Travellers and temporary
residents in fever and ague localities are thus
enabled to defy the disease. The General De-
bility which is so apt to ensue from continued
exposure to Malaria and Mlasm, has no speed
Ter remedy.
For Liver complaints it is an excellent rem
edy.
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N Q 70 U ~ c Al s. N

I suffering from the effects OF that dreadful de-
a structive disease, EPERMATORRHEA,
caused by SELF ABUSE, the symptoms of which
BlLITY, Loss OF Manly Power, frightful dreams,
sensation of falling when asleep, melancholy,
self distruGt, confused memory, bashfulness and
tirnidlty, palp1tation OF the heart, flashes of
heat, chilly sensations restlessness cold feet at
times voracious appetite, sallow complexion,
blotches and ptmples on the face, love Of soli-
tude, inability TO concentrate the mind.
AVERSION TO SOCIETY, rendering MAR
RAGE IMPROPER, such should apply at once.
Every case can be cured. His reputation guar
antees this fact. CIRCULARS sent for TWO
STAMPS. His large work now in press, sent for
50 cents, containing the latest facts worth know
ing.
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Prepared by
DIR. ]. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analy teal Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINES.
AYERS ACUE CURE
For the speedy relief of

Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill
Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Period
ical or Bilious Fever. etc, and indeed all the
affections which arise from malarious marsh
rniaSnnafic nelson's
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n r. 8 Q Ell Q W
& kTHE GREATEST SPECIALIST OF THE
- AGE In tho Northwest, where he Is well
gncw3 ga eeFsehls5hsd the LARGEST PRIO
3ICIA &rgl eSza tTHHNZ'X YEAR6fn CHRON-
a y .ssSEsts% DLSEk9EE OF both HALE
and FEAALk, at 27S South Clark st.. corner OF
Van Buren,, Chicago. Ill.
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~ = g9 n CD y ]
4 IHOW IT CAN BE RESTORED. The cele-
1Abrated DIR. BIGELOW, known throughout
81 the Northwestern states, has prepared GER
tain remedies for the cure of SPEkMA TOR
RIGA, or MEX 70 US DEBILITY, producing
BLOTCHdS on the FACE and a VERSION to
sOCIETYi etc., uniting the affiicted for
SOCIAL RUSIIIESS or MARRIED LIFE
These REMEDIES can be RELIED upon, as
the Doctor has used them In his practice for the
last z TWENTY YEA re- 80.
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GOOD NEWS
TO THE
SUFFERING.
TOTHE

Fhe Most WonderfuI-McdtcaTtD ,..
1872 10 man while there IL Td.S
p"a. Is HOPE. Don't tsiVe Up the shss
Frazier- borrowing Letter fron. Dr.
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DHEEKFF-S SALE.-By virtue of vend
, TO me directed. from the clerk of
the Superior Coart OF Marion county, Indiana,
Will expose at public sale, to the highest bid
der, on
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=. Il. STICKLE.

Marlboro. stark county. Ohio.
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SATURDAY, the 18th day of September,
AID. 1875,
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OF leo pages, sent to any address (securey seaIed
for thirty (30) cents. Should be read by all
Address as above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04
Iauosel s'yfR. III.
How Il Acquired Ia counomsn-SeH|p DO
OF unpublished History.

IPrsm the Nevada State Journal, MAJ
" u may b an interesting bit ol S,vs
70 many OF our readers to know tcw II
xas thsl beautiful stream that how 10
gracefully by our doors acquired the
name Of "Truckee." From an old resi-
dent OF washoe county. who derived
hs 1information principally from Matt
Hardin, and one Of The sons OF Martin
Murphy. we CLEAN the annexed particu.
lars relating thereto: On the Goth Of
May. l844. o party OF emigrants started
from Council Bluffs for California,
reaching Sacramento, December 18th,
of the sams year. The party consisted
OF John Flomboy, 0 Frenchman, Capt.
Stevens. now a resident Of Kern county,
California. Joe Foster. DR.. Townsend,
A. Montgomery, II. Shellabargcr, now
living In San Jose. @. Greenwood, John
and Britt Greenwood. SOM OF the above,
James Miller, Of San Rafael. Cal, -
Calvin. VIM. Martin. Pat Martin, Dem
mis- Martin. Martin Murphy and his ave
sons and - Hitchcock and SON..
Whom the party struck tho Humboldt
River near Baltic Mountain. IN Indian
came into camp. who profossSd 10
have knowledge Of tho route nom
TINT point to California. Ho gavo
his name as Truckec. From tho
information he gave them OF the
country. they concluded TO employ him
as their guido. As they progressed in
their journey westward his statements
in regard to tho country were verified,
and upon reaching tho Truckee river ut
tho lower crossing. now Wadsworth, no
had become such q favoriio with the
party that after their droary, monoto-
nous journey across tho continent, tho
welcome sight Of tho pure, bright water
Of the river and tho abundance OF fish
they thereby secured. Jnade thair hearts
swell up. and in q spirit Of gratitude and
thankfulness to their guido for leading
them 10 what thoy considered an oasis,
they determined 10 christsn the rver
TIucK.KE, rs q compliment TO their
faithful guide. II was 10 ordered, The
Indian, Truck.ee, continued with the
party until thoy wero safely housed In
Suffers Fort, where SaofAmentoi now
stands, whom no left them. Not much
10 known OF Truck-ee's subsequent
career, except that no enlisted with Gen.
John @. Fremont. aud served under him
during tho troubles incident 10 the
Mexican war. But his namo has be-
come famous. We have the Trueioe
River, Truckeo Meadows. the town, Of
Truckes, o yirginia and lTruokss Rail
road. etc. Many Of the party OF emf.
grants herein referred 10 are known 10
residents Of this county. and some Of
Thorn have become well known citizons
Of tho Coast We have no doubt but
al those now living VIII gnbstantiAte
tho facts related In this article.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04
Iron the Tribune. Nay 81

EnoLLmo TaE MnrrrA.-County Az.
SCISSOR Frazer has received instructions
from Lieutenant Governor Adams, who
IN er-o6ieio Adjutant General Of tho Mil
lila, TO enroll all the inhabitants Of tho
county subject 10 military duty, in nc.
cordanco with Gan Act To provide for
organizing and disciplining the military
OF the State" approved March 4. 1865.
Section ~ Of said Act roads ms follows:
Every FREQ and able-bodied white male
inhabitant Of this state, between the
ages Of eighteen md forty years. not
exempt by law, shall DO subject Ia mil.
itary duty. and enrolled ns hereinafter
directed" Other sections Of tho Act
makes II the duty Of tho Assessor TO en-.
roll all tho inhabitants Of his district or
subject to military duty. which
or roll shall 10 sworn 10 by him and
delivered TO the Clerk Of the Board Of
Commissioners, and imposes
heavy penalties for neglect or refusal to
perform that duty. Reno Journal, Mdyl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04

RAyuArL SEMNn' infuriatsd outbunt
against the Centennial does not appear
70 most With much sympathy in tho
South. The Mobile Rsyiar. Colonel
John Fouyth's paper. dissents from
Ssmms's advice that Alabama refuse TO
b represented al Philadelphia, and
adds: Far better u seems to Us. would
Il Be 70 stand shoulder 10 shoulder with
them. 10 continue tho battle not yet
over for . restoration Of tho Union upon
the bssis Of co-squL Statss. and for an
oblitsraiion Of bitterness and animo~i-
tiss which strike blindly II friends and
foes alike" And the Galveston Ntcs.
speaking for Texas. says: LET Us
hops. that though 1876 may not mean
peace In an unqualified and conclusive
ssnse. IL means q uinosrs and concerted
sdsrt In both sections to put an end to
rserimination upon the past, TO sup
plant mutual Jealousy with mutual con-
idencs. and 10 merge the exploits Of
both contestants in the great sectional
conflict In one grand communion Of
national glory and national greatness.
No southern State has anything to gain
by standing ssllenly aloof from tho Gen.
tennial. Texas IL entitled 10 her share
in the political legacy OF 1876. and va
confidently expect that the next Lseisla-
turs will SEQ that sho shall take part
with other States in . united celebra-
ton Of thai memorable prologue to the
establishment and progress Of the
American Republic"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04
W. r. PRATT & CO.,
BR 9,
aaus Is se.ss g street., a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NEVADA.
HPPLioATioN ron PATENT.-
-''.'i HiNorICE NO. a,t.
-.
U. .. survey Ne. Isi.

TT s. LAND oryioE, CARSON CITY.
~. -: Nc Nsy 4. c. ss, q III isi'; .os sIis. !, s sfrsSy
Company, . corporation orranited and existing
under and by virtue Of tho laws Of the stats OF
NeyadA, having its p~osioficc address and pfln.
cipL place of busineps at uold Hi. Nevada,
has, by X. J. Bniler, its agent and . stock.
patent for two Thousand Ca,0ool linear f,ei Of
he Capital Lois. bearing god asd silver. called
The CapItal Gold and Silver Mining Conpany's
claim, sItuate In the Uold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, state Of Nevada, the same ei.
tending two thousand t'.ooo) feet IN . north.
(PJst No. u along the line Of ssid ledge. vein
or lode. and embracing the safne. with al its
dine, spurs and angles. with rurt.ee ground
two hundred 800 feet In width, and Described
In the plat and neld notes on ale 10 my Once
Tes,nninr al Po,t No. 9. located on westerly
Anil vhence Mount Davidpon bears north 81
degrees wcst, Alta chan north 81 degrees west,
Justieo hoIrting works North 70 degrees west.
Pacinc mill south u degrees west, and whsnes
line OF section 8, Township 10 north. Range ~
east. bears south coy degrees west SO Zee.
and running Iron ~ P9:s ssi iss. iSor:
! cno lei 10 PosI Ne. !, tisnse, third eolr,s.
.SS,h A degrees west ID feci 10 Post No.
ihspcr. fourth eeurre. south ~ degrees cast
1000 feet 10 Post No. I. point OF beginning,
Containing 0 1870 acres. ID
Courses and bearings expressed from truo
meridian. magnetic variation. feN degrees
The names Of the adjoining eiainants on the
came or ether iodss arc unknown, the nearest
being The ANA silver AiAing conpAny's calm
or toL, No. CO, ou ue west. l-
The location OF this claim 10 OF record, and
NAV be found In Book u, page 9. Of the 0old
mn Mining Records. kept In Virginia Clty.ta
the once Of the County Rsosrdet OF storey
'o mysssS ADOLrnUs wAIrz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-04

Flox ConSrcoriA.- Woodruff & En-
nor's stage brought In Passengers and
another 1900 bar Of bullion yesterday.
makisg $4,000 from the Leopard mill
for the week. The road to the mine has
at length become passable for teams, and
accordingly The mill will commence
working higher grade ore Monday. when
va shall soon ~ shipments OF bullion
COMFORTING with the high character Of
the mine. DR.. Goodfellow has assumed
his position Of Gnsral superintendent
and. ~ the Doctor has largo experience
in mining. everything under his super
vision will doubtless be conducted adj
va~ntagcously 10 tho company. Work on
the other mines Of tho company win
commence immediately. and We shall
before long expect 10 hear Of other do
vslopments nvaling those Of the re-
nouned Leopard. = Etko h'dtp<nd<nt.
My 1.