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TEE On MARKEr.-Mr. Isaiah War.
rem will ship tomorrow from his refinery
in this city some 500 barrels Of oil, which
he has sold deliverable in Richmond, Va.
for the Bremen market. This shipment
goes to Richmond via Huntington by the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, at a cost, al
expenses included, Of 81 l2 per barrel
which is exactly 30! cents lesS than tn,
Baltimore S Ohio road asks foS carrying
tito BALTIMORE. The B. s o, will carr.
a barrel Of lard to Baltimore at 4s cents
and yet will ask 81 42i for a barrel OF oil
both being 4th class freight The mill
in this cocoauut consists OF the combina
tiOn that exists between the Standard oi
Company, ah'immsnSc monopoly, and th'
leading lines of railway, to put up thC
transportation. Tom Scott is one q The
headfelloWs ID the scheme, and II is sale
that his agreement is to give the Balti-
more &ohiO 1000 barrels Of oil per day
over the CoDnellsyille branch, in case they
hold up the ratei.f The Chesapeake !
OHIO is outside Of this combination, and
hence at this time Is doing large carry
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louisiana Democratic Conven.
Hon.

BAroS ROUGE, July 25, THE Conyen.
ton met 1t 7io'el6ck. The Committee on
Credentials not being ready % report the
Convention adjodtued until 10 o'clock to-
morrow, when the committee will report
Much dissatisfacion prevails among the
anti -WiltE contestants, whom, II Is under
stood, will be thrown overheard, the
Wilt1 party having a majority In The
committee.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July ga dispatch
from Elko reports a wRshout on the Cen.
tral Pacific, near Ohio. An engine and
fifteen freight cars were ditched. The
loss Is heavy, but no lives were lost.
GREEN RIVER W. T., July 25,-The
passenger train Of yesterday bound east
is lying here yet. They think they will
get the wreck clear by night, so that trains
will run over. .y..,' -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL RxHIBI.
T10S, DESIGNED To COMMEMORATE THE
ONE HUNDREDIH u ANNIVERSARY Of AMER
1CAN INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPEN MAY
10Th AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1879. All
the Nations Of the world and Ill the States and
Territories Of the Union will participate, bEiDgirg
togetner the most comprehensive collection Of art
treasures, mech inal ilVeutoug scientific dlsooye-
ne, manufacturing achievements, mineral speoi-
mems and agricultural products ever exhibited.
The grounds devoted 70 the Exhibition are situated
on the line Of the PGnulylylniA RIilIoad and en-
Park, oil highly improved and oEuamented, on
which are erected the largest buildings ever con-
structed,-hVO Of Iheso covering an BFea Of atty
acres and costing s6,00Loo The total number Of
buiidlngI erected for tho pp- Of the Exhibition
q over one hundred.
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.N War DEPARTMENT, !
URHfCR OF RTIrK CuKy SIaHAL 0RFIcEl,
WA4nINOroH, D. G, July 26,-l a. y,

FAObAblLAAAk1s
For New England and the Middle
States, slight rise in the temperature,
apd clear or fair weather, except local
rains in the northern parts, with south to
west winds and slight changes in the
barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or fair weather, east to south winds
and stationary or slowly falling baron,
eter.
For the Lower Lakes, slightly warmer
and partly cloudy weather, winds shift.
ing 10 east and south, rising followed by
falling barometer. .....
For :6e Upper Lakes, Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys, warmer and
clear or fair weather in the southern
portions, and areas Of rain in the ex.
treme northern parts, with east to south
winds and falling barometer. 49,.
Red River will continue TO rise at
Shreveport, where 1t Is but one foot be-
low the danger line
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NEW York, July y25.-Arrived-steam
ships Rotterdam, from Rotterdam; Per
iere, from Havre; Bothnia, from Liver
pool othello, from Hull.
NEw YORK, July -Arrived-steam
ship Greece, London.
SAN FRAcc1sco, July 25-Arrived-
The ship Brown Brothers, from Boston
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TUKKEY.
The Turko.Servian War.

CoSsrANrrSoPLE, July 25,- Official
dispatches say that Turkish detachment
from SaichanitzA have crossed the SerVi.
an frontier and defeated the ServianS,
killing 5000. 1t also burned three vii.
lageS.
Thirteen Turkish battalions attacked
and routed the Monteuegrins near Neve.
sinje.
Abdul Kaym, commander.in-chief Of
the Turkish troops, has arrived at Nissa.
A great battle Is imminent,
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sIINOBTELEGRAMS.

Gen. Mckenzie with six companies
ofthe United States troops has been or
dered from the Indian Territory to the
Red Cloud Agency and vicinity via Chey.
enne and LarRmie.t TO take the place OF Col.
Merritt, who goes with fifth cavalry TO
Join Crook. ~
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. I.
Coal OH Suicide.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-Two young
daughters Of Mr.. Pritchard, near Logans.
port, Ind, were. burned to death on Sun
day night by the explosion Of a coal oil
can, from which they were pouring oil
on The kitchen fire.
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New YoRK, July 24.-samuel Hark-
ins a Liberty street lawyer and Samuel
Cobb residing at the National Hotel were
arrested to-day for endeaVoring to nego.
tiate number OF counterfeit 500 bonds
Of the water works at Erie, Pa.
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ArtIllerr,Hnnnetl Hest.

Providence, July 24.--orders have
been received at Fort Adams, the head.
quarters Of the First Artillery, to diS.
patch four companies West,
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The steamer Courier will leave The
wharf this evening at sharp seven o'clock
for Parkersburg. Those expecting to go
must be on board at that time.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 25.-Jose Barzanallana
has been appointed Spanish Minister OF
Finance. 49,.
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will occur as the present life Senators die.
N. Chesnelong, the Clerical Legiimist
who will be the first to benefit by this
arrangement, is already promised IA
votes. : ~
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THE sALoNICA ouTBREAK

LONDON, July 2G.-The correspondence
relative 10 the salonics murders is pub.
lished. The principal facts already
known are the report Of the English Con.
sui at Salonica TO Minister Elliott, and
fully and warmly exculpates the Ameri.
can Vice Consul from any participation
in the seizure Of the girl which caused the
outbreak. The Consul requests that
Elliott shall submit this testimony TO the
American Minister.
LONDON, July 25.-A special to the
Standard from Vienna says: The Ser.
vians intend withdrawing from all their
outside positions to within their frontier.
The prevailing opinion in military cir.
Giles Is, that, the Turks will not follow
them thither. The condition Of affairs
is favorable 10 an atmisIice. There is
great depression in the Servian camp.
Several companies oi the older reserves
have laid down their arms and gone
home. Other advices assert that Abdul
Kerim intends to force an entrance into
servia as far as Kragujeizitz and dictate
terms from there.
The Tines Fortin special says it is ex.
pected either before or shortly after the
resumption Of the offensive by the Turks
which is imminent, an attempt will be
made TO reopen the mediation discus.
sion Of the great powers.
The NerS Paratyin special says four
hundred wounded arrived there Monday
night,
CoLLAPsED.
The Neus' Belgrade special says: The
servian war has virtually collapsed.
Henceforth the aggressive is quite aban.
doned. The deepest dependency reigns
in Belgrade. have some reason to be.
lieve the offer OF mediation on the part
OF Great Britain would be iayorably en-.
tertained by Prince Milans advisers,
though / have fears that they are vic.
tins 10 Russian intrigue, buoyed up
by the Chimera OF Russia's active interyen
tion. Prince Milan's personal aid de
Camp has quilted Para,jin with Russian
officer who had been staying there for
some days. The servian corps are now
outside the southeastern frontier. Salt.
zehsr is being strongly reinforced and
provisionedas 4 defensive fortress.
Tho Turks have reopened communica.
ton between Bjelana aud Rutcha despite
the efforts Of General 0limpics. The last
regiment OF Servian regulars which were
in the garrison Semendrid has started for
AlexinRtE. Same papers, a special from
Belgrade, says the official bulletins, claim
that Dutch haa captured the fortified
camp al Radoain, commanding the ouly
road between Sayi, Barr and Bosnian.
The Ners Vienna special says great
battle is expected on Friday, the Turks
now having 10000 men concentrated at
Widdin.
The Nesr5 Rome special says Italy de.
mands two plantationsf from the Khediye
in consequences Of the exIortious pracIiced
BY the Emir Of Ella on the Italian Cen
trail African expedition.
The Telegraph announces this morning
that letters from Henry NJ. Stanley, the
famous explorer, have been received
dated April 81, ftt@n days march from
Uili.
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Capital ,ooo
This Bank q organised and prepared 10 tran1lci
the business Of banking In all It1 detAils.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling
is owned by the same shareholders and Il under thG
atno management
By carefully regarding the interests Of its Corres
pondents and DepoSitGrs, and BY = prompt and
thtul execution Of thGif wi3heI It hops 70 mort
their esteem and confidence.
Eotks and Rills discounted.
Collections made on all points thruuRhout the
United States.
DSpodt Accounts subject to check at hSht 70.
eeiySd rom BHnEs, Banker, Firms, Corporations
cPTtiasstss d DspOhtlzusd payable on demand
intTst allowed on Special Deposits.
John John Z. BBSst,S'CEd, Bs,SHo W., VIM. 2 s%4@gSGa. %g
aSS. v. Fnn1huIm, o, c. Dewey.
Henry n. HRrpG, my2i-dAN
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Cast Steel PIOW Points

Farmers, one and all, arc hereby informed that
money, time And lab0r can b ayed BY using Cast
Steel PloW Shares, Of which, only one has In many
cases proved Suricient for whole seasons ploWlng
aud In some soils, By being twice shlrpened, one
Share has lasted Two seasons.
They scOur bright and make tho plow sepur and
run easier, and arc % strong and tough that they
will not break, When worn dull, they can be
Shhrpened and tempered b., any good blacksmith
without disturbing the Gt,lng part,
AL regular EEs Kept on hand and ht any Pitt
burgh PloE.
GGy special die or kind made to order.
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The Servian army under Gen. Zach en-
countered the Turks on the whole line
near Yayor. The artillery FIRE lasted
seven hours and was followed by the in
fantry engagement in which the Servians
was completely successful. Two other
minor Servian successes are reported.
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RETAIL PRICES OF Po1Sl

"Ts TsSs,y Sh1Ie aS my tFads marx and the Wori'
1B-OrdeT one Of these at once and Try 4 now,
and you will buy no more cast Iron points here
The process Of making this Steel Is patented, and
my own. .H
Cast sIeSl Axle Boxes and Wagon skelns, do
made under patent, having from four % ET times
the strength aud only half the weight of thoSe
n1de Of cast iron. J. G, BlDWELL,
Duqusns Way and GaTrtsoa Alley,
PiIuburgh, Pa.
PITTSBURGH PLow wORES, May Il, 1875
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BY Telegraph
- * :
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENIRR
WASHINGTON.
Robson and Ordway.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-secretary 30.
beson will appear before the Real Estate
Pool Committee this afternoon. Ex,Ser.
gsantaL.Arms 0rdway, who has been
here since Thursday last to satisfactorily
explain his accounts, says he was in.
formed by Representative Glover that II
the House should adjourn next week the
committee would not be able to take
more testimony, .f tF.
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gsantat.Arms 0rdwsy, who has beel
here since Thursday last TO satisfacLoril.
explain his accounts, says he was in
formed by Representative Glover that
the House should adjourn next week tn
committee would not be able TO TAX
more testimony. n ts
lt NO AGREEMENT. s''t
The House Committee on Banking ant
Currency held full meeting to-day, ant
then adjourned without reaching an agree
ment on the Specie Resumption act, al
order being made for another special
meeting. AS usual various propositions
for a total or partial repeal Of the laI
were discussed.
M'DoUGAL OFFERED THE INTERNAL REV
ENuE COMMISSION.
Congressman McDougal was to.da.
formally offered the CommiSsionership o
Internal Revenue. He has the matter I'm
der consideration and will probably de
cline the office.
VENEZUELA INyEsrIdATIoN. y
ssnot Manuel Munoz, q Gastric, a:Ven
ezuelian citizen residing in Brooklyn wa
before the House Committee on Foreigr
Affairs to-day, and testified in regard tc
the alleged frauds OF the Venezuela Mix
ed Commission. He was in 1868 Chargt
D'Afaires from his government &c
the United States and laid before
the State Department at Washington the
complaints formulated against the mixed
Commission. They were generally tha,
while some Of the claims against Vene'
zuela had some foundation, but were
grossly exaggerated, others had no ioun.
datiOn whatever, and that Talmadge, the
American Commissioner, by meansot an
umpire in whose selection lie was chiefly
instrumental, Senior Juan Machado, had
been in fraudulent collusion with
Wm. P. Murray, brother.in.law Of the
American Minister, Stillwell, and the re.
puted Secretary Of the Legation, in hav-
ing these claims allowed. he gave it al
his opinion and that Of his government
that the aggregate Of the claims for which
Venezeula was legitimately responsible
could not have exceeded $500, 900, while
the awards aggregated over Sl;2OQ00O,
He illustrated the general fraudulent
character OF these claims by that Of Noble
and Garrison, which was for damages by
annullment OF contract for steamboat
line between New York and Lagnayra.
The contract was made by the revOlu-
tioDary government Of Gen. Baez, which
had never been recognized by the United
States, and all OF whose acts had been
annuIled on the restoration Of the consti-
tutional government, and yet nOtwilh-
standing the grantees had taken no meas
ures towards performing their contract,
they had presented claim for 100000
and had actually been awarded S250,OOO.
Gastric, however, received little enCour-
agement from the State Department,
which treated the remonstrances OF his
Government as unsustained by the cvi
dence.
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LoYDON, July 25.-The GautoH has q
ST. Petersburg special which say. that
England has demonstrated with Russia
on the proceedings Of tho Moscow slav.
oman Commission,
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OBITUARY.

. Sir John William Kaye, statesman and
author Is dead. aeSa
A special to the Standard from Berlin
mentions that there are rumors that Ger
many supports the proposal for an in
ternational conference on Eastern af-
fairs, to be held dt Berlin after the first
decisive battle, on condition that the
topics OF discussion are strictly limited
before the conference opens.
WOUNDED IN A DUEL.
LONDON, July 25.-A special from
Paris says it is reported that NJ. Fran
co.'s, member Of the Commune, hss been
seriously wounded in a duel at Geneva
by NJ. Virmesch, an editor.
FAILED.
Thomas Barge 6 Brothers, merchants
Of Manchester, have failed. Liabilities
100000.
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Exchange Bank.

in. yAscz, Prst sAn1 LAusHIH, ;y.P.
Cauital roc, 900
Liability Of 6tockhode ...I..".."...m- 10000
This Bank succeeds TO the business Of the Mer.
chants National Bank, and deals In Coin, Coupons,
Commercial PapaT and Bills Of Exchange
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Collections nAdO on al points and proceeds
promptly rSmitted.
Accounts Of BinkCn and BuSiness Men solicited.
stockholders Liable 70 dsPoEtsrs according to the
Banks.
.. pHRCToRa.
JIM. Vance 8, Horkheimu,
l. g. Dehplain, D. GutlnAn,
JIG. Hoffman,, VIM. Ehngham,
Sam1 LAnshlln, q. Wallace.
Crawford Booth,
uus, ,t JOHN ]. JONES, ca,hier.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Minister PlerrepOnf and Extra.
ditiOn Vaccinations.

MiuIbIer G-leFFepOuL uuu EAtEh'
ditiOn Negotiations.
LONDON, July 25.-Minister Pierre.
pont denies that he Is negotiating a new
extradition treaty with Lord Derby. He
says whatever steps are taken must pro-
coed to or from Washington. In answer
to n question as to what Lord Derby
meant by saying he hopes to establish a
provisional arrangement TO tide over the
possibility Of long negotiations, Minister
PtGrrepont said: II was in the House Of
Lords and heard that remark. / know
what Lord Derby meant, but that is for
him to explain, not me. deny that |
am a party to any negotiation. Of
couTse1 cannot say what may DO passing
between London and Washington
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
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BELKNAP RmulIEp,

The consideration OF the articles Of in:
peachmsnt was resumed, and Mr.. Car.
penter, By unanimous consent was per-
mitted to stand a the desk occupied BY
him whom . Senator, That he might be bet
ter heard by the senate while delivering
his argument for the defense,
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FINANCIAL.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

oHH K. Bo1sPoRp, Prut. GEO ADAM, '. Prust.
n. A. cHANpLkH, CAAhIer.
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M'DouGAL OFFERED THE INTERNAL REV
PNTTE CnMNTa9TOg

Congressman McDougal was to-day
formally offered the CommiSsionership o.
Internal Revenue. He has the matter un
der consideration and will probably de-
cline the office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rich GoLp QUARTZ.--D. Il. Fox,
who has been on prospecting
mp in the Bartlett Creek country,
presented us to-day with piece of
gold bearing quartz from ledge re-
Gently discovered on Snow Greek,
about ten miles from Varyville. which
seems to bear away the palm from any
thing yet discovered in that vicinity.
The specimen is spangled with gold.
specs of the precious metal being Wis
IDLE all over its surface. The ledge
from which it was taken is two and a
half feet wide, and at the time Mr.
Fox left shaft six feet deep had been
sunk and no apparent change had
taken place in the character of tho
quartz or fhe size of the vein. The
owners of the mine are j. b. Birth
right. John Geary. and d. Il. Fox.
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SELF. MURDER.
A Man Deliberately Kills himself
While Under the In
nucnce of Nor.
plAine.

A discharged soldier named Henry
Ried, shot and killed himself last. eve.
ming at the Winnemuocs Livery Sta.
bles. The deceased was discharged
from the Cavalry service last fail, since
which time he has resided in Winnie
nucca. He was greatly addicted to
the use of morphine. and was known
as quiet and unobtrusive, and had the
reputation of being first class ac-
couutant. It is supposed that he at
tempted to commit suicide by drown
lug few days ago and actually jumped
into the river for that purpose. but the
bath had beneficial effect on him,
and partially restored his senses. The
fatal shot was fired from q revolver,
the ball entering The brain near the
centre of the forehead The act was
committed while the men employed at
the stables were at supper. and the
lifeless remains were found lying in q
pool of blood by Jack Berry. Justice
Davis held an inquest aud the jury
found the following verdict;
WIxNEMUccA. June Is. 1876.
We, the undersigned jurors, sum-
moned to inquire into the cause of the
death of the deceased. do find his
name to be Henry Reed. and that he
came to his death by pistol shot in
flicted by his own hands, nativity un-
known, age about 40.
signed ( J. G. R,gsdale
A. T. Gibson
g. C. Biles
w. ID. Bowin
Hank Wheeler
G.. w. Hilton
Subsequently paper found among
his effects, dated Nov. Is, 1872, and
signed Henry Wagner, Captain LIST cav
airy, commanding C. troop. showed
deceased to have been native of Eng
land. and q years of age at the time
he entered the service in 1867. and
recommending him as being an honest,
| faithful, and Trustworthy man.
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Personal. Mrs. A. j. Shepard re-
turned from visit to her old home in
illinois last Saturday. She says they
are all for greenbacks in the West.
q. w. Cassidy. of the Eureka Senti.
mel, passed through this morning,
homeward bound. The yound man
would make handsome and able
Congressman. and we hope to see him
get away with the bonanzs men next
fall :, !. Frank j. Wyatt is here canvass
ing for the Virginia Chronicle with
good success The Chronicle 10 one
of the newsiest papers on the coast.
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IT WoN'r DO. The Register. under
cover of TRADE of abuse aud falsehoods,
attempts TO explain how it was taken in
ON the nominations. 1t won't do, how
ever; its m6uggery has been ex-
losed, and we reiterate what we said
Saturday. The Register does not pub
lish line or word of press dispatches.
except what are stolen from the offices
here, aud clipped from other papers.
This, we are now, aud have been for
months past prepared to prove.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-19

DELEaATEs TO ST. LOUISA num-
her of delegates to the St. Louis Con-
vention passed here yesterday. From
this State there were John G. Fall, Of
Humboldt, Col. A. G. Ellis, of Ormsty
and r. p. Heating, of Storey. From
California, j. p. Hoge, j. $ Hager,
William Dnmphy, Harmer Bay. ]. c..
Hayes, q. M. Cornwall, +. T. Bald win
aud Geo. IL. Rogers. all of whom are
said to be favorably disposed toward
Tilden.
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PLEAD GUuTY.-C. Stevens, mr.
rested Saturday for assaulting China
men at the Winnemucca Brewery,
plead guilty to-day in Justice Davis
Court, and was ordered to appear for
sentence this evening. Hank Rous-
seau, arrested for vaerancy and drunk
snsss, plead guilty, and is to be SEN
encsd this evening.
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CIR. VILE ITEMS.

GREGGsvILLE,.J June 10.
EDITOR SILVER STATR: This place
seems to go along slow but sure. There
is no large initiation company to float
mining stocks. Mining is carried on
here for what the ores contain in pre-.
cious metals.
Picard is now shipping the ore he
he took out last winter.
Agnew IL Sterling are "cobbing "
preparatory to shipping the piles of
ore they extracted last winter and
spring.
Gregg is running his second level TO
tap the vein at a depth Of 300 feet,
when he expects to get ore sufficient to
Justify the erection of mill at this
place.
Assessor Buckner was here few
days ago, and was warmly greeted by
old friends who knew him at La Plata.
at Oreana and when be fed the hungry
at the building Of the railroad along
the Humboldt aud WAS working hard
to make an honest living. he is well
posted on people AID property, and
fills the position he now occupies faith
fally, aud credtably to himself aud
his constituents. OBSERVER.