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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-08
The Remains of an Indian Warrior.

Mr.. V. A. Cook, while working on
the Boulder and Butte wagon road, in
the canyon about half o mile above
where the river enters Boulder Valley,
found the remains Of an Indian war
rior among the rock. They were lying
under q large, fiat rock, and about 10
feet above the waters edge. Detached
rock from a perpendicular granite cliff
near by had fallen upon and over them
to the depth of three or four feet. The
| flesh had entirely disappeared; but the
bones and some small stri ps of hair
were in good state of preservation.
The iron blades of five knives were
found among the bones, all of them
more or less worn by rust. The largest
one, a two-edged blade, about 16 inches
long, and running to q point, was found
! between two ribs. A tomahawk, Of a
very old pattern, with the word s'De-
buc" stamped On the blade, was found.
Among the ornaments were very many
strings of beads of copper and glass, a
highly polished and handsomely STAIN
ed tooth of some animal, having q hole
drilled through the end, very uncouth
looking copper button, copper brace
lets, peculiarly shaped, and polished
abalona shells. The remains were ~
ing upon pile of loose rock, and with
the mass of rock on top sufficiently
loose to give free passageto the dry at
mosphere of this latitude, it must have
taken many years to cause the decom'
position and rust that had taken place
Mr.. Cook carefully collected the bones
and buried them in the earth near by
I--Relef1G (Monta,sa) Independent.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-08
4 MAIDEN'S SONG.

saw him through the window
The new moon was in sight
Come stealing down the garden,
One balmy summer night.
He tapped upon the window;
Give me a kiss, he said;
And straightway l was hidden,
Like little mouse, in bed.
One eye above the bed clothes
Was-oh, SO fast asleepl
But the other beneath-'twas lucky
He was not there to peepi
He called again, as eager
As the stag for cooling brooks,
Or the bee that in the lilies
For golden honey looksi
The silence G; my chamber
1t almost made me start
For nothing there betrayed me
But the beating of my hearth
He knocked and called, and called me,
And his voice, SO clear and sweet,
1t pulled away the bed-clothes
And stood me on my feeti
1t drew me to the window;
"He must be gone" thought;
raised the window softly,
And, peeping out, was caught
Was caught, and showered with kisses;
How many did he get?
As many as my bushes,
For / am blushing yeti
-Scribner's for January.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-08

and if I was willing he would go out
there first, as he did not want to take
me into wilderness. In a
month be should be back, at the
utmost. Days and weeks passed on,
and | heard nothing. My money was
all gone, so was obliged to leave the
comfortable boarding place and rent a
little room in an obscure part of the
city. Then | tried to find position as
seamstress, but no one would engage
me because I came without any kind of
recommendation and had no friend to
whom | might appeal. Two days ago
I heard, in an indirect way, that if |
would be at 8 certain place at seven
o'clock [ might hear something of my
husband. 1t was my last hope, and |
chung to it as I have the only thing that
remained-my wedding ring. went
and waited for more than an hour, but
no one came, and then the knowledge
that it was a cruel piece of deceit-may
| God forgive the author of it! After
that I wandered up the street, knowing
that unless l begged L must starve.
asked and was refused. Then | re-
membered nothing more until | opened
my eyes in this room and fancied 1 was
in Paradise. This is all | have to tell. .
Mrs. Arnold's face had grown whittier
and winter, and her hands were clasp
ed in an agonized manner, showing
that she was undergoing some terrible
suffering. She looked up full in the
girls face. There was an indefinable
something in the eyes of the elder WON
an that caused the other to hold hel
breath and say: "Did you know him?'
For answer, Mrs. Arnold crept nearer
and nearer, until the young girls heat
was pillowed on her breast, while, annie
sobs and tears, she said; "God has
forgiven me at last! Oh, my child, my
child!"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-08
American Beef In England.

"The roast beef of England " .
been national boast for many yea1
but it had become so costly that Lag
proportion of the people knew pus
tie Of its flavor. Recently, enterprls4
Americans have arranged to sei' ma i Y
quantities of beef by steamers Nv y
New York. The cooling process =,
perfect on board the vessels that tne
is an arrival, every two or three as u
of an immense quantity OF tnis oes'
fine condition. At first the dealers !
tempted to decry it as unfit for use, ~
by combining, only bid seven GEMS y
pound for it when offered at sacs J.
a host of private parties rushed IN :. J
bought it at 10 and IL cents, tempa.
sheds and booths were hastily en-. -
and the meat is offered at retail a Y. !,
- to Is cents. 1t is amusing 7. % \
the crowds, which gather in hunassss
after a fresh arrival, and strugs@
an opportunity to carry OH > ss y 4
One Of these places will dispose u s;r \
and two hundred quarters In : sl i
day, and the people staIid anu = !. =
anxiously at the shop aiser I'D = b
gone. The price of similar esa
long been from 20 to y osl.' ri I
pound, and the new supply ? : smp
boon to the working classes; .s az
can flags are flying, and the . ls.'d Soo
| S. A. blaze in gas-light over .t sae ~
and the people bless the fahssF aef
his savory addition to tns ne. nsS /
table. Good judges prong,a:.p,, an
beef of most excellent quahss''. n
ara Glad to say that it slirp sssea
thing in that line which ! nav y 10 q
seven years. The voyage OF ~, ~ d /,
DAYS renders it tender and ial a I'd
ii the supply does not iall, ansl1 80
| no limit to the consumptiofl.'
| Letter TO Boston journal. !.
THE present is the youngessor III B
ture ever assembled in Geosgl rssr
- y,,or1bers under 70
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-08

Ten days later a young man in a
Western town might have been seen
busily writing what appeared TO be an
important document. From time to
time he referred to some papers that
lay before him on the desk. His face
bore the impress of subdued sorrow
and heroic endurance-such one as
we see dozen times in the course of a
whole life, but when once seen is never
forgotten.
Erred, does this concern you? Har-
ry ran across it in the New York Her
aid, and brought it over to me. hope
it is good news, old fellow.''
If Frederick Arnold win send any tidings
of himself to No. 105 Arlington Place, Bos-
ton, he will hear of something to his adj
vantage. Any information regarding this
gentleman will be richly rewarded.
81 am off on the 4 80 train. Hal, it is
news of my lost Oracle. Goodbye
We will not forget! Expect me back
any day. Win telegraph Immediately
"Grace, darling, l have learned to
believe in the compensations of life.
sought you everywhere, but no one
knew any thing about you, and at las
l went back, having nothing because
/ had lost you. Little did I think OF
the far-back days that my little wife
would bring me back to my kindred
Out of the Storm"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-08

THE present is the youngest ~ 4,
ture ever assembled in 6eo.s "a.
being six members under 20 Js'
age.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
SICK HEADACHE {!

This distressing sfiiction occurs most fre- quently. Tn, disturbance of the stomach, ari ing from the imperf ctly igrsted contents. causes severe pain m the head, accompanied with dis agreeable nau- -ea, and th,e constitutes what is popu arly known as Sick Headache for the relief of which, TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULAToR OR MEDICINE.
 MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
 J. H. XEALlN k CO.,,
 PHILADELPHIA. Price $1 co Sold by all Druggists.
 J. L. CAMP. Sole Agent for Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

1fyou feel dull, dr, wey, debilitated. have fro Quent headache mouth aEt-s badly. poor appe lite. and tongue coated, you ar suffering rom torpid liver; or 'biliousne-s.' and nothing VII SINMoNs' LIVER REGULAToR or MEDICINE.
 PURELY VEGETABLE
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
WEEKLY WORLD.

cont aims all tue news of lbe week. present. ,d lu 8 conclse an0 attractive manner; the pest of the many exc, llent letters sent by able correspondents fl om all parts of the world; bright anl entertaining editorials on all matters Ot interest to the pubic.
 s iOIt stores anG stories continued from week to week. wrlttel, expressly for IHL WORLD hv the besr authors.
 Full lepOI ts ot all tue prlAcipal markets ot the Uu'Ged Sta es quo foreign counurlss. A grange department &c. &c,
 16I every esseuLiai, a paper for the IaInlly.
 D. D. T. MOORE. Esq tue founder and for rsmany years tue editor of
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

CONSTIPATION!
 SHOULD not be regarded as . trifiing ailment-in iact nature demands the utmost regularity of the bowels. and any deviation from this demand paves the way often to se ious danger. It is quite as necessa y to remove impure ac- cumulatiOnr from the bowels as 1t ia to eat or sleep, and no health can be expected where q costive habit of body prevails.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
GR asalll..s;is CONN. W ESTklCN IL1AILIkOAD

GR& FRalll...s siss Sss;IslaI!sii CONN. W ESTElSN ICtALLItOAD
 Commencing DC. 13,, 1877. GOING WEST. TRAINS LhANh CANAAN. I&.4U A. M.--ConnecLing at MilsrLon tor Pough keepsie, Albany Anu the est direct, and tor tIsnkula 3.5J r. Al. Leaves SaIlsbur l.LU SU Lakeville, 1.O6 r. M. 3.52 r. M.-CVnnectlng from PitLsneld. At Mil lerIon for New Aork. Leaves Salisbury aL 4.4< S Lakevtlle AIS r. N. .,.4J r. M -ConhecLinK from flttsnelo. At Mn lerton with hxpress Tor Albany aud the Leaves salisbury 1.03 & LakevilIe 7.0S M. uUlNIs hAsr. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, s.IO A. M., Leaves MlllerJOn 600a m,
 LakevLIe o5 Salisbury, b.66. lO.23 A. M.-ConneCtihR at W lneLeu for br1dRo- port. Al hartIoru Tor W lilmantic, krw London. Providence. New 1ork A bostOn. LcaN ee Ml,lert0n S.>O m, LakeNlle, S.66 3.uO r1sM.-Connecung from Bridgeport. At Wfhsteu Tor ,' aterDuiy anu bridgeport. At Simepury for New haven, esLnclu. hoL yoke ana Northampton. Al IlalLiord toa Bristol, IlnnianLIc, New Lonoon. New York, Boston anu pay brook, via |. '. k.k Leaves MIlerLon I.lo P. m., LAkeviue S.Sl. Leaves Salisbury, z.Sn f. h. S.x1 f. M.,-Leaves MlIierton 7.35 p m, Lakeviu 7.53. Salisbury. 7lSf Al. 6NO a. Ill. lNlOn0ny ahh 0rnings Only,l leave MIIieI LUu aL O:lv, e.ND.c,LLk at AahAAn wlLn nouealvhlc LIa aih AolLn, anu ArrlvIaR in narLIvru Ut S.45.
 For time at Way staluns ,tnd connections see
 JNU. F. JONES. S0psa.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
Moore's Rural New Yorker,
will hereafter edit the Farmers Page
 THE WEEKLY WORLD.

will hereafter edit the Farmers' Page of
 THE WEEKLY WORLD.
 N9 ppI, p1paF p the S c9 TM ssy T1,! have s Ss,; WORLD.
 The Grange department will also be un. .ier the charge of D. D. T. Moore Esq.
 Ohe year (52 numDersl postage lee, Jess than ce.Is per week. $1O TO CLUB AGENTS-An extra copy 10 club of ten. separateIy addressed. The Seml Weekly WORLD for clu Q of twenty separately addressed. The Daily WORLD for o!SG Sd sy WosD sad!ss'sd One year {. .O4 mbers,) postage free. g co OCLUB AGENTS-An extra copy for club of ten, seOa, aley addressed. Th- Daily WORLD tor club of twenty-five. separately a0dr. ssed.
 THE DAILY WORLD, With Sunday eulllon, one year, post
 - kS 1ree- .-...--':- -SAo'oo WlLhSundav EdlIi"n. 6 mont hs.p .post-
 ag0 fr6e... o.oS With Sunday 1tiUn. 3 montns, post
 age tree. ................... 2.75 Without Sunday edlHOu. year.
 postage free. .--..-....-.-.--.--- S.O0 Without Sunday eultiOu, months.
 postsge free. ................... A.95
 nostaae free. ................. 295 Sunday Word, year. postage free, 2.OO Monday World. containlnR II erarv reviews aud college Cnronlcle. year, pOstave free. 1.oO | TERMS: Cash in a ivauce. Send post bf | ice mo ey order, bank draft, or reolstered | letter. Bills sent ny mail wall be sent at rlsk of sender. any time m tue year at tue above rates. We have no travelIug agents. Specimen cOples posters etc. seIt free, wherever and whenever dssired.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
gegal Aotires.

Ara Court of Probate holden at North Canaan A within and fur the District nf Canaan On the 18th nay of December. A D. 1877. present, Jacob s. Hardenbergh EsQ Judge.
 On moui0n of kverardu. Ivea and Fes-enden Ivea Administrators on The estate Of Lever1t Ives Iate of North Canaan within raid district deceas- cd This Court doth decree that eR months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said ea- tate tn exhibit their claims against the same 10 inc adm tnisIrarors and direc that public notice he gwen Of this order bv advertising in . news paper publiehed in raIc district, and by posting copy thereof on the public eign-pOSt in said town or North Canaan nearest the place where Ghe de- ceas. last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 J. B. Hardenbergh,
 3wS Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
Cheapest Route to New York
 VIA STEAMER BikIDGEPORT

 Will leave bllugeporl every night, tSatui day cx ceptedJ from steamboat Doc- aI II o'clock. ar tlving Ill New York about o'clock next morn tug.
 Returning, will leave New York every mOI ninR sunday excepted.) rom Pier 35. hast kiveI, loot of CaInarIne rIreel al Il.3U
 Freight, received anu Way billed through to all tations on the llOueatonIC IalIroau al Velv t,l,V rates. Tickets can De purchased through Io New York lesr than by all tRlirUad, and baARauc check. ed through rom all tral"r
 r. S.-lhe 'enIng Milk lrA n the housaton. tc railroad connects wIin the S,Sam-, tsrluk.purl Su JOAN t. HUbhnLL, 6uI'l
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
fouinp is an extract from a cript

flowing is an extract from a de-cri ption of Vineland, published in the New York Tribune. by ia well knO Ayriculrurrt. S"on Robinson.
 All the tanners were of the well t0 do' soit ard nome of them. who have turned their atten- liOn to fl uits and maj ket gardening. have grown rich. The soil is lOam. va ying from sandy to clayey, and surface gently undua ing. iniersected with small streams and occasional vet meadows, in which deposits of peat and muck re -tored, sufficient to fertiiZe the whole upa d surfac-. al- ter it has exhausted its natural 'ertility.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

\ paper containing full information will he sent unon apv licatibn to CH \ RaES Ike LANDS ViMeD0Mds Nc Jo, free of cost.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
PU R ENIY

LESSNESS, JAUNDICE AND NAUSEA.
 BAD BREATH!
 Nothing is go unpleasant. nothing go common az bad breath aud in nearly every case it comes from he stomach ana can be easily cor! ected if you will ake SINMoNs' LIVER REGULATOR. Do not neglect sure remedy for this repulsive disorder. It will also improve your appetite, complexion, and general health.
 PILES!
 How many suffer torture day after day, mak. ing life burden and robbing existence Of all plearure owing to the secret suffering from Piles. Yet relief is ready to the hand of almost any one who will use sy systematically the remedy that has permanently cured thousands. SIMMoN.' LIVER REGULATOR IS drastic violent purge, but gen. tle assistant to nature.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

~ ~w ~ Great chance to make money h If you can't get gold you can W@ get greenbacks. We need 6 person in every town to take 0 n rnbaci iptions for the largest.
 cheapest and besi Illustrate ed family publication in the world Any one can be- come 6 succes-ful agent. The most ee4 an, works of art given free to subscribers. The price Is 90 low that almost everybody subscIibes. One agent reports making over $50 in week. la dy agent reports taking over 40O subscribers in ten days All who engage make money fast. You can devote all your time to the business. or only your rpare time You need not be away from home over night. Ton can do 1t as well as others Full particulars. directions and terms free. Ele gant and expensive outht free. If you want prof iabe work send us your address at once II costs nothing to try the business. No o"e wh" engages faile to make great pay. Address.-"i he Peoples Journal" Portland Maine. 1yivol6*
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

It ie certainly one of the mort extensive tracts, i an almost level posl tOm ,and >uirabt condition for pleasant ia, mlng, that we know 1 this side Ot the Western prHiries. We found some oI the old est farms apparently just as pr"ftablN productive as when cleared of forests fifty or hundred years ago.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

DlsTRICT of Norfolk SC. probate court, oct. 1I 22, 1877
 Ee,afs ol iraac Knight late Ot Norfolk in ssid di irict deceased. II 6 court of pruoate tor the district of Norfolk hai h liDlLed and allowed six m ,nths from the aaIc hereol Tor the creditors oi cad estate 10 exhibit thelr claims lOr settlement prJperly artes ted. N thin sad time, will be barred u rec. very. All pc. sons indebted to ssid ca ate are T. quepIe to make lmln 1i4te payment to kHEGh G, h. MORSE, Executrix, SwsS
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

The geologist would econ discover the cause of this continued fertility. The whole country is a marine deposit. and a through rhe soil we found evidences of calcareous suhatances. generally in the form of indurated calcare"us mari. shtwi z many distict forms of ancient shells. of the teria- " formation; and this mary substance i- scat'er- cd al ihrOugn the soil in very commercial orm' and the exact condition most easily aSsimie ted 6g sash plants as the farmer desires to ilacud vat
 ARMml
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
NAUGATUCK RAiLisOAD.

Connections. The and Passeng ana Mlik Trains, SOUTH" connecl with Conn. esLerD k. k. ArOaA Nltl. .erLOn.
 Al Lralus, ''NORTH," on the above LsbIe, con. hect With Conn. W asteru h. h. for aAlttetaOn. iS 'sT~ 't " .>EA''a
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
TrarellRrs 6nlaF.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD
 TIME TABLE. WINTER ARRANGEME ENT. Oommenenx Nov. l2. 1877. aLdAlNlA NhIErEH.

GOIIVN 1OIN L .E1s TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. VIE: e.uO 6. m. Freight Train, passenger accommos dRuons) tor Darlington. arriving at 4.sO B. m., NondAy, Medhesuay anu krcay. Leave CanAsE a.lo F. m.
 FROM bRlDGEPORT. 1uIv am. Passenger tralu Tor olsLe Line, (Albe ny) aud PlLLsnelu, arrlvlnS aL 3 tate LlLA loo p. m., IAlbany 3.lu P. m.,l rltLrnelo 2.2o M. At hsWley Vllie Wllh Shspaux rallroAo. Leaves Canaan at l24O ?. M. 4.o5 D. In. Passsnxer Tram tor Pittsheld. arriv. ing at Yv6 m. Connecting at SiAte Line tor AiRAny, arriving at A0.S0 p. m Leaves Canaan Ut 1S1 ?. M.
 FROM FALLS VILLA3E. b.45 8. n. Special Psssenger ratn for Ptttsoelo arriving Al 2 1, \. n. Leave Canaan aL o.uO A m
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21
GOING SOUTH
 LEAVE PITTSFIhLD, VIZ:

LEAVE PITTsFIhLD. VIZ: sOoa. m Passenger tram for Bridgeport, arrlv
 ing at ls.3O p. .m., with through cai for New
 Aork, ,arr,Yipg at S.U7 P. m.; NJ New haven
 at l.lv D. m. Leaves CanaaA at g. A .. m. la5, D. m.. Passenger train for Bridgeport arr1V
 ing at o.45, p. m.. with through car TOT
 New AorK, 4rrlving at 45, P. m; al
 New Haven at 7.Su, ?, ,n. Leaves Canaan at S.UO, p. m. 2LU D. m Mlk Train Ier bridgeport, arr1v-
 ing al s.S0 D. m.;New NoIk sOp. m. New
 haven u.o2 r. Ill. Leaves Ianaau At 3.bI D. m. SIS D. m Passenger rain for Falls Village, ar
 irving aL i.vv p. nI. Leaves Canaan al O.+0 b. m. Sunday Mnk nam leave- Pittrheld st a.Sc p. m. ior DrluseporL. arriving aI o.oU p. m.i New York ll..0 P. m., New haven lI6ap. m. . Leaves Canaan al 4.3O P. Ill. .ds- All trnins connect nt Br0OkkteEd JuMcIaOn I0 aAAC IA OAAA SAAburys slu N NJ. BROWN, Asst superintendent Bridgeport. Conn. Nov. lx 1877
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-29

BoscHEE's GERMAN SYnUP can now
be purchased right at home, 1t Is the
most successful preparation ever miro
duced to our people. 1t works like "a
charm in all cases of Consumption,
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages. Asthma,
severe Coughs. Group aud all other
Throat and Lung Diseases. No person
has ever used this Medicine without
getting immediate relief, yet there are
"a great many poor, suffering, skeptical
persons going about our streets with a
suspicious cough, and the voice of con
sumption coming from their lungs, that
will not Try it. If You die, it is your
own fault, as you can go to your Drug
gist and get Sample Bottle for 10
cents and try it; three doses will re-
lieve any case. Regular. size only 20
cts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-29
For 4 hirty Days.

Two young meu, named Philip
Sweeney and George Doyle. were ar
rested for buldozing the barkeeper at
tho Mountain Brewery last Friday
night, while on n drunken spree.
They were tried before Justice Thomp-
son, who sentenced them Saturday eve-
ming to pay "A fine OF $50, or thirty days
each in the county Jail. Impecuniosity
prevented them from paying the fine.
and they will probably DO permitted to
exercise on The sand hill east of the
courthouse tor their board.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-29
Something About HUFF.

The community has been strongly
prejudiced against Harry Huff, who
was convicted of the murder of Will
liam McRavy at Golconda, last Janu-
airy. 1t was known that he and Nc.
Ravy were on the most intimate terms;
that McRavy had been supporting him
for some time prior to his death. and
that there was no apparent motive for
the shooting. r. III. Crozier now says
that when Huff was confined with him
under sentence of death, and had no
hopes of escaping the gallows, he told
him that the shooting of McRavy was
accidental. S. s. Grass. who, as act
ing District Attorney, prosecuted Huff,
believes the statement to be true, and
entertained that theory of the case at
the time be signed the petition to have
Hutf's sentence committed to imprison-
ment for life.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-29
Deliberate Suicide.

Not for single day, can cough be
safely neglected in this climate. with
out delay resort to Hale's Honey of
HorehOund and Tar. This balsamic
vegetable preparation extinguishes a
Cough or cures a Cold, with unex-
ampled rapidity.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure Tooth
ache in one minute. Sold by all Drug
gists at 25 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-29
Held to Answer.

Laurie and the Hamilton brothers,
arrested for robbing the Typo and
Eureka stage, were examined last week
at Belmont and held 10 answer before
the Grand Jury The Sentinel says
too much credit cannot be given to
\. Thacker, Sheriff Sias, and Eugene
Blair for the mastery manner in which
they have worked up the facts and pro-
cured the arrest of the highwaymen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-29
Wn@ontONyn Mines.

The Avalanche has the following
relative to the Wagoutown mines, near
Silver City. on the Winnemucca road
"Phe owners of the Crown Prince mine
at Wagontovn are jubalant over their
prospects. They have,a ledge five feet
wide with three feet of good pay ore,
and the chances are that they will soon
be rewarded for their energy and per-
severance in staying with their camp.
Wagontown has good mines, and the
time will come when it will be one of
the best camps on the coast.