, 1876-09-13

Now, We can al understand why the soap va.
mnny spongos were necessary. F.
P. S.-perhaps they were used In rubbing.
"in training y for the present political race ~
THE BLACK HILLS.
Statements, by a Perapn Just Returned from
tho 0oid-Flelds ds-aA00,OOp Said to Ikye
Hcnn Taken Ont OF Dendwood Alone.
81. H1ui Pioneer. Fress. Sept. 0.
bfr. J. K. P, Miller, OF tho Black Hills Arm Of
Miller s. Mcpherson, hos returned to his bona
in this city, ind In an interview With him ye,
tcrdny our reporter obtained clear, intelligent,
and reliable statement Ut Black Hills aiTairs,
Mr.. hlllor exhibited to our reporter about
$4,000 worth of gold-dust and some very reh
apss'msnS s;', Of quartz ,a whicl1 ie brought IT,
metropolis. Of tho Hills, and has" ! pop,
talnB twenty, saloons, three hotels, sI1
restaurants, thrce. drug.stnres, two hardware
stores, 8yo Or SIX blacksmith-shops, three o.
four barbcr-shops, twenty grocery-stores, si1
doctors, one dcntiat, q bath-ouse, three Chinese
laundrlcs, and ono newspaper aud .}obprlnt
% tssasa % Il i located IN the sessS slfoR RaPs. m
Vine known pa Deadwood Gu1cl, which ia about
aye mIlcs long, and BY far the rtslest q the
g gess f. Saes 1aSs s ep out .sra q a, y
least S400,0 900 worth Of Eold-1ust has already
been takcn. Tic cites the success Of Mr.. VIII
lam 'phcslcr, Of Virginia City, Mon, an old
acquaIutauec aud experienced miner, who ha.
dust; while Hildcbrand, who works II men on
cl4lm adjoining Whcelor, has cleaned up ss
high as S96 900 In single dayl There arc about
90paylug gulchos that arc being worked, but
considerable number Of miners are cleaning up
from slOD to $500 por day; and sovcral eiains
that arc among tho best in the Hills have bcea
discovered outside Of Dcadwonl, in other
gulrhcs, showing that the gold is not all In ono
holc.
,Aiz. Miller saw one miner, who had been IN Tho
Hills but tlrcu months, leaving with $50 01O ot
dIst that he had @ taken M from = an'outslos glilsh
ally worked thus fur, but AIR, Miller knows Of
Jay to i've hands. Hc states tI,ut coideulors
arc found IL almost syory guls;1, and upon ai-
times beyond the reach of xnter. Iii faes some
Of the best gulellcs ere not bolng worked owing
solely to tue luck Ut watcr whlcl can bo brought
III from nulghborlnE gulcfca 60 soon us thu
necessary cApltal can b. procured.
A vlst majority oi tho claims arc rs yet nn-
opened; lnaily Of them because they afo whit
Ia known ~ dcep dlggings. and othetsaro owned
by partles who lnCk nlcans or inclination to npeR
tiein. The shallow mtncs arc beiug worked out
rupldly;
arc pronounced very rich, which wcro taken
1,u @ f,,r Xxx. tron, i., wv u LA. as
ana n s",nlcs NJ hsttar nmssty fro,n III orni
tiles iio states that very rich float quartz
r,,na ~ m rniIea ,"r,ta. a ~, eas houa w
smM ssa,ia,oreH Is1rps viz 1iat,nnt a' LII
r."'rs ;rIicot,m~ = nCr5Snn1ent 1a1%n man
aeS a1a as ~ we !ie essas ss aes
.n"ss na MeIneas"m an. aFe Ssas ng nr ~ ,.nn .
rnr ,n "ay Hch H. =" r"i tot IT, nxnrrs mv
Iu sshr W. Il wi,h rI.h,@ u so"m an ~ I'm. .s
ahnma" r u naynw oanti,ies nn Hu ,ra.,a
,nna nh1, "ntr Pni}, 641at'nn ~ ioft III
& NJ auoa. os.. t,,ss ~ ~ !''s' pa'
ni AZ o. te Pessons a wt'o w. lele @ SMS Ma witn ~, r
Mil1er lssn ssu nrn " pN9eea ~ so
9Me s. la'ne' nafns s1''oVo "o'sn u tho tt'e'ous
aust; n,, ,,,, o,,rs ia ,a4o,...,a.r n .ho 11n,s
aa ana u Tots s ~ ~ M hes ctsn ounss ~ tfsae' "s
sRRSa .,o ,n,t .natg M @ Sr ~, +o,1 I, tbo
ii's wno undrejs % sro @ CONSTANTLY mi vv eo]na M s
going. Mr: Il mMllor's train made the trlp iron !1
HeauHooa G!ty ~ ninaSa III s.a ~ .me!ye nay7 NAN
o3:9eanes. anu H. t!Isy a,a no. @ sce ~ 1nalan; ,.
e Suys rnnn, n1 ~ III tso"I a" iii, ~ ~ s
~ .n 1a9GH h apu psk 9 hayo IL
tle iear o. tnsm a IT. hnoY asay .1aye! ~ sa',
81" a g. ~ H., sm uuus WYE ssu sesn ssn
10 @ nouy, Evsm i,'na 'ua1 nualoef na'o oeea sesn
Law anu oSuet aoh't prevail TO an alarming
except up Aefe. Ilstani.praetlee 4no auuasa ~
ueatG ase .M ainos. nnuy 3sSustehto, anu ~ ~
pon9iar HV ot setthngi aispates among rtGo Nv
roaGns tae mukz.s !iia VI IHs tsy9!ves, iMe
0cAef cAsh " ut.aons I'll III haoet.Hss u anc"
peers to settle matters q ditlerehcc') ,,,,..
For lnstahse-s leM asys beiors Mr. aiiLes N,sa
lelt uGaaWe9a, aougH saW = stlanset wea!nS a,s,.
whom tnle 1onsn Ae!u an o4u etuogc. lne