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New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
Sales 80 Auei!on.

4 NLgNIv. trsfIou'ar.
10y BANGS. MEI.N ~ q Co, CJ6 Broadway
- u-.r Gol.st sale, of ..DDN W"'sF % Art &C. 30.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

TIO LET, Furnished-A PARLOR and BED
Il R0GN on second floor; bathroom adjoining closets Sc
a. one or TWO penen without board breakfast required
100 last 23,rst.. second door east OF ithave
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
LI,o LET-An eIeennLlg fnLni.hod NUIrE o

go BOND-ST.-Nicr,v furnished rooms, large
t.L and sHr,, or goutl,ln wiz, t0ld t,rs moderate
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

4 SUITE third story front ROOMS, with board ;
psrlor and bedroom hewy furnished loS MadisonaVe'
.ort,er st
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
CAIENDARs-THIs DAY.

j.. BRADY AND DASGEi& u.
40. The People eX rel Root
and ano. asi. Iappsn,
&c.
I5i. Delamatcr aCt Rhodes.
l55. .Appleby agt. AstUr fne
ms. co.
l56. The n. T.. Trust CO. ast.
Keech ot al.
l55. Alexander et al. ast.
Fowler 81 a.
SO Barker agt. HOL.
100. NOuDg agt. Stevens.
l6l. Bradley agt. McLdugh-
In.
1C2. .klino & al. sgt. queens
ms. co.
lG5. Potter art. CO1ltcI
1852 bILE ct al ggt. Han
over Fire lns. Go.
lG7. DtyUl se;. BaTGes.
lO7. Mckay agt. Barnes.
100. The People * rel. We
Jaugblin al. Ine
EgaId Ol Fire COM r..
10. Knapp agt- BOnesteel.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
bJdro nno Rooms.
Below Fourtoenth-st.

SNO LET.-To one or two genhomen, nicely
4 furnished .rnut ROOM house Ty1t, Wan every con
,tne., A 4u moi -Liuro1, c,Igt.,ni 20 three orfo-r
ln.s OF cara ic,i1 Tc..lahir. Apply at Ji M'ri'nhL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

JOHN GILLIe's.-The extent of
John Gillig's hardware store Can
hardly he realized without an exam
ination of its details aud depart
ments. The store is . credit to the
Comstock and . hattering reflex Of
the enterprise Of the proprietor. From
the smallest article Of fancy brass
work for steam engines or household
use to the ponderous things that the
mines require in the prosecution Of
their development-the whole line is
Complete here, without missing link
or void of the smallest compass.
A leading feature of this house, Of
course, is its supply of mining ma
terra and all the metallic appurten-
ances, trifle short ot vast engines,
ut mining industries. This depart
ment is most co-rplete and extensive
and invites the attention Of mining
meu who are interested in the pur-
chase of the best materials in use in
their line of business. Aud with these
many complete sssortments Of wares
is one Of stoves aud relative things
unsurpassed in the whole State. The
house rs = whole is very grand
affair.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

An effort is being made to organize
q dramatic club in Virginia.
There will be turkey and chicken
shooting at Dayton Tomorrow.
The regular weekly soiree Of the
Cosmopolitan Club will take place
tonight.
The Presbyterian Church of vir-
ginis will have their Christmas tree
Tomorrow evening. Seats free.
There is quite demand for tickets
for the Miners Union grand bali and
festival to take place M the 9Th aud
9th proximo.
Little Nell, assisted by a power.
ful dramatic company, will open In
Virginia this evening, and are now
rebearslng FLORENCE"
The Centennial Social Club, of
Gold Hill, will give bon-bon party
this evening. The regular bon-bons
will he introduced.
We have heard nothing of Christ
mss tree for the children Of Silver
thus far. It's about time to think of
1t, and it would be too bad to cheat
the little ones out Of it.
Cards for the reception of the
Order Of Union and Confederate Vet.
Grams, to be given At Cooper's Hall,
Virginia, on the 9Th Of January, are
in great demand.
Great preparations are being made
for the grand Christmas ball to be
given in Dayton on Monday night.
1t is expected that this affair will
eclipse anything Of the kind ever held
In that tom.
Mrs. Frost. the elocutionist, will
appear ut Cooper's Hall, Virginia,
this evening, assisted by Miss Monta-
que, Miss Lottie Pinschower, James
Ward aud Professor Adair. It will
be literary and dramatic entertain.
ment.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22
A. l. G.. AFrAIRs.-Ou Tuesda

A. l. G.. AFPAIRs.-On Tuesday
the Trustees of the Amazon 4
Glasgow Mining Company held =
special meeting 10 San Francisco to
take whatever steps might he deem
ed necessary in the present emer-
gency of affairs. What they did.
We do not know. The miners hold
ing claims against the company yes
terday telegraphed down u tho Off
GERS to know what they would do,
rs they, the miners, were going to
press tor their pay. We did not
hear ~ to what answer they got.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

THE CAUSE.-THE cuticle abrasion
that now slightly disfigures the
face of Mr.. John Bennetts was not
caused by bout with Jem Mace,
but 10 SIMPLY the result Of having
ridden In the dark where clothes
lines were stretched across the road.
Housewives who are 80 regardless Of
public safety IS to commit such an
act Of indiscretion a. placing . line
across . highway are deserving OF
blame.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22
False Fears.

It 10 reported that drafts If men to
The number OF 800 are to be made
from our mines on the first Of Janu-
airy. II this is correct and continued
there will be terrible times here be.
fore spring.-Enterprise.
This statement is somewhat cloud.
cd and indefinite. II 500 men are to
be drafted out If work, from what
mines are they to be takcni And
what is the rate of reduction for each
minef From correct reports we judge
that II there Is to be draft of work
men to reduce the force it will I've in
the Con. Virginia. But even if 800
men be taken from that mine or from
any other it will not create terrible
times" Three hundred men more
or less would not perceptibly effect
business in Virgins. II reduction
Of the working force to that extent
we're to have the effect predicted in
The Enterprise, an increase Of the
same number ought to have the
reverse effect in the same ratio. II
does not, as we have seen or may see
any day. Recently the working force
Of the Justice, including all its ram
ifics,ions Of business, was increased
about six hundred men, and We don
find such vast difference in the con-
ditions of trade. The Enterprise
lately is becoming an alarlnis', and
expresses effemina,o fears often, to
the detriment Of the community,
when it ought to advance masculine
common sense. We devote this space
and take this occasion to say that a
little .'horsc sense" withsu, any of
the "beautifal robes of enchanting
language" or flights Of poetic i'm
s.,ery. Is an excellent thing once in
n while. The Enterprise had all the
mines to shut down within three
months when silver was temporarily
down, but they are all going just the
same now aud silver is up again. The
fact is, there will be pxoftable mines
ON the Comstock when all the present
editors Of The Enterprise are dead,
and Virginia will he live city dur
ing this whole generation, unless the
Sutr0 Tunnel effect 1t adversely,
which Is not probable. All the mines
of the Comstock require to establish
their true, permanent or positive
value 10 . fair view of them and =
comparison Of other silver mining
regions. There will always be . few
hundred men discharged or employed
a. prevailing fluctuations may require,
but there are to be no disasters or
ssterrible times" at all.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

We note from The Enterprise that
the publisher of The Virginia Chron-
icle has stepped somewhat 10 ad-
vance Of the gift-giving season and
presented his chief editor, NJ. Suther-
land, with fine watch and chain as
a-token Of services duly appreciated.
Mr.. Loomis Of The Enterprise, in no.
ticing the circumstance, naively says
"This is a tribute deservedly be-
slowed, and Mr.. Mccarthy has set An
example which other publishers of
newspapers could follow with credit
and profit to themselves aud honor to
the fraternity" We do not for .
moment suppose that Mr.. Loonis
had . personal motive in recording
this great truth. The fact that he
has watch and chain already for
bids such q supposition. Therefore
the truth which he has 90 nicely
stated appears as unalloyed by any
mercenary intent and gathers weight
from the fact We commend it. from
a high point of disinterestedness, to
all publishers whatsoever. And now
that we have Mr.. Sutherland before
the people we cannot drop the pen
without improving the occasion to
say that, for valuable service as an
editorial writer, for an equally logi-
cal. pure, convincing and gentleman
ly style in his journalistic perform
ances, no editor in the State is more
deserving Of testimonial than he.
From careful and continuous reading
Of The Chronicle we have come to
regard him as among the most
promising young writers now in the
profession.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22
WSHiom Latsssev is the carrier az
s~d authorized collector for THE
TINES. Ruymenss may be made
to him or at this office.
STOCK REPORT,

ASS Ophir. 81 81 SOH 3Ux.
i!Ss No Icsn. 90i lbs a0ssl0.
lle0 0ould Curry. l5S lsk.
as0 Best = seichsr, Mk sokbs sch soassO
I9S California. t6A &sAbS lsk.
19S Savage, 10k los.
$3.50 con Virginia. Isl ASK a ls.bs IS : bs
~ Choilar. Is Ss.s u sly.
6SS Hale Z Norcr.Ns, MA,
3Ss Crown Point 7H7
US Yellow Jacket, i6t iek.
go Imperial. % ~ 2,97x.
'32A Alpha. ~ 80.
$40 Delehsr. 100 Icy 10 iobis.
ils 1isrrs Nevsds, liz II.
~ Utah. Is lay.
- Exehequer, Tx labs M,
Seg. Belcher, %.
eS6 Nv runan, ia LIS lis 1854,
sac Justice. 33k 33S 2SAb5,
~ linton. lok ios bso.
AVS Succor. 7Sc.
l6S julia, b5k.
ssS Cslcdonis. Tx uy iiXSoO.
10 Raymond = MY. 81 S..
20 Eureks Con-, lik.
eee0 Leopard. Az An.
- Hu.sey,A Q.
13oS Modoc. ~ SIX sbl.
SsS Golden Chair {, 2h2k.
SO Knickerbocker. y.
IS Silver Hill, sx.
IS Ladv Washington, ~ ~.
rs Andes. 32h.
SO Lsvisthsn. XIX.
70 Jackson, ~.
10O Panther, sc.
7<0 Noeshern Bell. 80 SOsso SIX.
1Ss Manhattan. Is lsh.
600 New Coso. *.
I'D LeedA AJAX.
80 Challenge, ..
S62 n Ttn Con. Virginia. 1.
100 West Bslcher, az.
Ass Trojan. 81 NC s5c.
10e California. Ask Askb5 -.
- Ophir, asA - 2shS - %ss0 9et.
las Ovvrman. lis 1l3.s ll3h.
IS Mexican. lSS 80 1880.
1AS Gun. Vtr,dnts. AK an lAkslo AlSb5.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

PExsoNAL.-Nr. Charles Gruber
Of Dayton was 10 torn last night, 20
brushed up 10 personal appearance
a. to suggest some unusual occasion.
In answer to inquiry touching this
point Mr.. Grubsr said that hs was to
take part in the installation exercises
OF the officers Of Amity Lodge Of
Free Masons. We judge therefore
that he Is . Mason ot high rank.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

R1LIasoUs.- There will he preach
ing At Dayton on Sunday morning
next and In Silver in the evening 1t
Z o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Jenvey "faciat.
ing 10 both places. Seats are ire.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

-Be sure and make present 70 some
If your friends before the holiday
ssasan pAsssa. and 81 p Go~sn: y
buy Il. -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

Tho largest stock Of holiday goods!
ever displayed 10 Silver City 10 now
ON exhibition At Convene. Call and see
them, whether you buy or not.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

The SHORTEST DAY.-We believe
that yesterday was the shortest day
Of the year, but memory is relied on
entirely in the assertion. 1t was in
tended to write quite an item about
the time when the sun rises and sets,
how the inclination of the earth's axis
varies from the plane of the ecliptic,
and a whole lot of such reconcile
matter, just as though it was all as
familiar to the reportorial mind as
the simplest thing In the world, but
we couldn't scare up an almanac.
Harry Dougan said he had one Of this
years make, aud in the haste Of wait
ing on about twenty thirsty custom
ers handed out pamphlet filled with
centennial jokes and advertisements
mixed up indiscriminately. The mis-
take was not observed until about An
hour afterward when, seated at his
table to write a learned item. the re-
porter drew forth the boo@ of jokes
and vainly looked through it for any
thing about the month Of Decem-
Der. Several saloons, barber shops,
and even the post Office we're searched
for a genuine, old fashioned almanac,
but none coul be found. Hence the
pauc,ty of and unsatisfactory inform
alton in this important item.
RETURNING OF STUDENTs.-The
first term Of Bishop Whitaker's
school for girls. at Reno, closed on
Wednesday, and yesterday all those
young ladies whose homes are in
the region Of the Comstock returned
to enjoy . vacation until the holi.
day season is passed. Among them
were the Misses Estslla. Emma aud
Frankey Henley. and Nellie Miage-
ley of Dayton. and Alice
and Annie Hunt, Who live ct
the Franklin mill. Master George
Campbell OF Dayton also came
home from McClurs's Military
Academy at Oakland. all uniformed
aud quite soldierly in bearing.
McC lure's is an excellent school in
which to discipline boys.
All the boys and girls are now at
tracted by the vast display of toys
and holiday presents exhibited ut
Governs. They are saving up money
for purchases for Christmas presents.
and are already enthusiastic over what
they are to buy. This is due tn the fact
that the great variety Of holiday ar
ticlss that appear in perfect wilder
ness about Governs store attracts
general juvenile attention.
Our AGAIN. Casper Haupt was
out for the 6rst time since his run
away accident Yesterday. He says
German military bands are humbug
when you have to drive ave or six
miles in the dark to hear them play.
81 far ~ he is concerned be will let
them al rip in future.
Nembers OF the Cosmopolitan
Club ara invited to pay the present
Assessment With - little delay ~
possible, a. the executive commit
lss are in need OF money. Treasurer
A. b. Stewart will Issue receipts 70
members
RsLlalous.- There will he preach
ing at Dayton on Sunday morning
next and In Silver in the evening 1t
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

The Cosmopolitan mine Is yield
Ing four Or Ave ions Of ors . day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

The following conversation was
heard on the street the other day.
Two matrons. with families Of chill
dren at home. met. when the first
observed MY sakss. Mrs. Blank.
where id you buy that? Isn't it
pretty I" ct is neat. indeed. Mrs.
Qusdds I was Just in to Governs.
and there was such . maze Of toys
and holiday presents there that !
thought I would bring this home to
my Johnny" I'm glad I met you.
Mrs. Blank, for I shall just drop in
there while I am out and see those
holiday goods. I've heard that
they're splendid. Good day."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

Sent 10 WoOnsRIDoR. - Felix
Pasque, an account Of whose arrest
tor insanity Was published iu the last
isepe Of The TIMKA wss examined
in Dayton ON Wednesday and pro-
nounced insane. Constable Miller
subssq usntly took him - Wood-
bridge, Cal, where Nevada's insane
arc kept
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

Members OF the Cosmopolitan
Club ara invited TO pay the present
assessment With - little delay ~
possible. - the executive commit
iss are in need OF money. Treasurer
A. B. stewart will issue receipts 70
members.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND ONT
MENr.-We stand xghast at the
thousands hourly hurried to . pre-.
mature grave, victims Of having
neglected the first SYMPTOMS of dis
ease. Whether the complaint origin.
ates In the body, or DO introduced
accidentally through the skin-fatal
results may be wardsd of by atime.
~ recourse 10 one or both Of these
medicines. Is cents per box or pot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

~ The richest stock Of claehing
In Virginia City Is At BROwN 4
Co.'S ~ south 4 street. next door
south Of Sch9cnfsld 4 Cook.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

MEDIcAL.-Dr. A. B. Spinney, the
eminent specialist, is again at his post
Of usefulness IS public besefactor
on the Comstock, at % South B
street, Virginia. DR.. Spinuey has
had . wider experience and been
moro succesafdl in the caro- Of special
diseases In both sexes than almost
any other physicisa on tho Coast.
His reputation il now very widely
established.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

Anyone who WAITS to buy = Christ
mas present for anyone else from u
child up should inspect the profusion
nf articles suitable for such purpose
now on exhibition at Cove.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-08

Mr. Glaytonihcn submitted a rese.
1H9on providing that III making .
reduction Of the force, the heads et
the deparilneut,sllail retain iloSe per
sons who may be qualified and who
have become Disabled in the military
=or naval service Of the tinted states,
aud the widows of The deceased sol,
diers. Agreed 10 unanimously. The
bib was then reported 10 the senate
and the amendments made in commit
tee Of the whole copourred in. The
question being on its final passage, Mr.
< layton renewed bis amendment in
regard 10 appointments tAe depart
men,s, and Mr.. Edwards renewed. his.
giysng preference to those, lhinred IN
the military service, etc. Mr.. Nor
rill moved that the amendments be
laid on the table. Agreed 10. yea
I2l; NAYS lS The bill Was then read
a third time aud passed. Yeas 10;
pays I.
The forti6eations appropriation bitt
and the legislative appropriation bill
passed The silver bill was ,akenHup
out without action the senate ad :
ienrned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-08
kneft----l have no evidence oI

Knott have no evidence of IL
aud never pretended that ! bad.
Judge l.yade said, when knott
read the Telegram 10 him, lie ( Lynde(
remarked tiat II was not evidence
either before tho committee or
court, chat 4, veriGeaiion was neces-
sary.
Blaine said hat lSuor1 ffisssT never
done ns,hlug TO ascertain whether
the dispatch was genuine or not.
knott-That is not true.
Lyndc-ll that dispatch was spur
ious it would be no test 10 telegraph
back 10 Eoudon
Blaine Every american registers
at the cali Office, aid il you had iele-
graphed to inquire Il the sender was
JOSIAH Caldwell, you could have OBJ
tanned tie whole police force TO look
up lhe mailer IN SIX hours
THE CALDWELL TELEeRAA
The following Is the Caldwell telegram
farnishSd by Knott
LeNpoS. June I.
To chairman of The house judiciary com
tutttre, " ashifs;on
Have lust read in the New York paper $
Scotts evidence about our bond trahsaclisn, /,
and can fully eorrohorate 1t. never gave
Blaine any Fort Smith X. 4 bonds directly
or otherwise have those foreign railway
contracts on my hands, which makes II I'M.
possible far me 10 leave without great p.-
cuniary loss, or would gladly aud volln-
tatily come home and so testify | can
make an affidavit 10 this elect, and mail, ~
II desired. JOSIAH CALDwRlL.sS
~ KNOTT swEABs AND APOLOGIES
The scene between Representatives
Knott and Biaine to-day, in The room OF the
committee on judiciary, was nj times Of u
most exciting character; especially on the
pa..t OF Knott. in consequence ot questions
asked by Baht, which Knott supposed
impIgGed his honor.
Whcn The sub committee adjourned,
KNOTT proAching Frye. a member ot the
committee and tho has been III attendance
us nm adyisary ffiendof Blaine, said.to ban
MI Frye, your friend Blaine is the God
damnedest scolndrel In America
This remark or lis equivalent having
already found its way into print, if should
be aided thtt Frye TePtj5ed-7..you forget
yoursclf~Mr-.kuott.a
tles1 said Knott, II do aud he there
upon immediately Withdrew the remarks
aud apoiegized ior having made IL,
The president has nominated Wiri
| : ttscs, consul al Cardiff
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-08
SPOTTED TAIL.
He Visits Fort Laramie and Re
ports His People at
Home.
The Hostiles Concentrating on
Powder RiYer and Pre-
pairing to meet the
Troops.

OMAHA, Neb., June THE follow
ing. dispatch was teceised4at Dcparte,,
meot Headquarters tosiaay.lro'n the.
commanding officer at Fort Laramie: !:
Spotted Tail, ctTdrf Of the Bruies,
arrived here To day on visit, and re-
ports That ms people are at home and
s,li not 90 out on the war path.
Large numbers have gone from Red
Cloud d.other agencies on the Mis-
|souri river for fight. tlhe chiefs
are haranguing the men, urging them
tostay 10 cam p, -uutil thetroops come
and not go out in small parties. He
reports over Loo lodges collected
together.
GOLD.
The HeAld,puhllshess a letter from
a reliable party in the Hills who re-
ports having seen 500 taken out IN
ten hours. Slm2ing on Deadwood is
at stand.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-08

4 Good Old Fashioned Demo
cratic Convention in
Milwaukee.
rilden Sweeps the Badger Plat
ter, Il to 3.
And the Convention Adjonrns
Without Adopting Any
Resolutions.
Congressional and Other Nomi.
nations in Various
Districts.
The Democrats Have Probably
Gobbled Up Oregon.
The Campaign.
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS.

w laCONSlN DEMot3sAls.
MINIATURES, June ;.-.The dem
ocratic state convention met in ,his
city to-day.
Hon Moses NJ Strong, presided
Theodore Rudolph, Jas. r. Dpvlittle,
Geo. b. Smith, and Alex Mitchell,
wrre chosen delegates 10 the national
convention. OF the twenty dele rates
from the state, ! , are for Tiltlen and
three are uncommittcd.
A resolution instrncting the -delega
sion to vote as n unit was indehaitely
postponed, after a severe contest
Wien the tlsne arrived for the com.
mittee on resolutions to report, a MO
tion was, made and adopted to an-
journ eine die.
NOMINATED FOR coNiREss.
GasRSl5o, Ills, Jmea THE rep
resentatives Of the sixth congressional
district metshcre to-day and nomna
ted Thos. Henderson 10 congress.
sUbGEs SoarNATEp. fYf3
CouSclL BLuFrs, Iowa, Eune =
At the 18th district republican judi
scial canyen,ion held in this city to-
day, lion. j. r. Reed, Of Council
Bluffs, was nominated for district
Judge; G. F. I-oofonron, of Atlantic
for circuit Judge, and a. b.. Andersen
Ilof Sidney, for district attorney.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-08
500 In TEN HOURS.
Ex-Marshal Rollins, OF Omaha,
in the Deadwood Region.
Pearson's Report More than
COrroborated.
olnalla Herall, ot ,he III.
DkApwoop, MAa

Ut. Ire' l. Eiftttf -.
aave just returned from Cold
Run in time to meet Capt. Dodson Oh
lis return trip. q
Il can truly say that the develop-
ments now made ON Whit. Tail, Split
TaiI, Black 1ail, Gold Run, White
wood and Deadwood, exceed our
most sanguinc expectations.
! have sc N slulced out in ten hours
run 800, ten mcn@shaneling.
| have. also witnessed II clean up
from a1roct1er s211s55, ten men packing
dirt from the sideaol the mountain. .
In fact, cannot say too much in
favor OF the country-it is here and
the liveliest camp have seen since
the days oi California. My opinion
is there viii be il much greater yield
OF gold than came from Montana.
! do not esitate for you 10 use my
name with friends or through the
press, as YOU cannot Say too much.
II Is here.
The miners are paying IS per day
Tor hands, aud few are 10 be had at
any price.
Provision is scarce. F'l.ur is s25;
bacon, $1,000; dried fruit, 10 cents,
and every class d merchandise is 10
demand.
In the hast thirty days not less than
$50 houses have been hnill ..loug lie
varians gulebes. II looks Ike a string
|oi towns for ten miles.
,elterate: Say what yon please
in praise Of this country, for the min
tral waallh is heif, ard new cnnps
Of iabuians wealth heina struck ever,
day.