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= CUUNTKY REAL ESTATE.
Ton sALE-fMrKOyEp FAtlM 0r ao7 ACRES
T. near Ianesvf4tt, lkork t:aunty, wis immediate
p+sssrsstnn given. FARKIN0TUS 4 HACKNEY, lb1
Naallnxt9n.st. .'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-14

although they disturbed for a mo-
ment the almost concealed and seal
ed waters Of the soul, and filed the
eyes of one "albeit unused to the
melting mood" We were thankful
that Omnipotence had interviewed,
and that dethroned Reason had
closed her last account. The blight
ed flower was placed beside it's par
ents, to know that blossoming that
passeth not away when the earth
and all things thereon shall be
covered with the pail of eternal
gloom.
Good bye, little friend, meek, gen
tie, suffering Mamie. There was
poison in the cup Of life for thee-no
flowers, but thorns upon thy nina
ture path--eternal thorns. The ora
cles of Fate proclaimed that Earth
should be thy best mother, and she
has thee now in her cold embrace.
The seal of Eternity is upon the
past, but the future is before thee,
poor petrol upon an unknown sea,
and we know, if Divine Revelation
be true, it will be to thee bright and
beautiful. The last rose of summer
has scattered its leaves to an autum-
nal tomb, and the branches of the
forest, once robed in green, wear
now a livery Of gold; but the rejuve-
nsting spring time will return, and
the lilies will stand sentinel upon
thy small, modest tenement. Then
we may pass by and pause for a mo-
ment on that holy hill-on Gods
Acre, as the old Saxon writer's fosci-
bly, refer to the Republic Of the
Dead-but if we fail in this, we com
mand a favorite bird meath our win
dow which appears to be commits
stoned for good, to go where the
clods of the mountains rest upon
thee, and chirp a requiem soft and
enchanting as the music heard by
spepherds who were watching the
advent Of the Prince of Peace.
Good bye, Mamie!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-14
The Opportunity Of the Admins
tratiOn.

The opportunity of the Admins
tration would seem to lie in a non-
partisan discharge Of the Executive
functions. Although Mr.. Hayes can
have no future in politics, he has
only to convince the people of his
sincerity in order to secure the sym
patty and support of the better ele-
ments of both parties. But week
at Washington confirms the impress
sion that he is making little head
way in the desired direction. All
accounts agree that be is not as
strong before the people to-day as
he was three months ago. There
are able men on the floor of the Sen
ate and in the House who would
strip off their coats and fight for
him with will, if they had the
assurance that the President would
not leave them in the lurch. But the
assurance is not forthcoming. Still
the President compromises with
party and stuffs US with platitudes.
What can be said of his civil service
reform when the New Orleans, Phil
adelphia and New York Custom
Houses are 50 convenient for illus
tration, and all the world knows the
story of the abortive attempt to car
ry the Ohio election? "The Presi-
dent may mean business, but he
doesn't act like il" says one kindly
disposed Congressman. ale is
weakening every day; he dare not
directly affront Conkling," says an
other. "He is feeling his way back
into the party" says third. Only
the voice of the grateful South is
raised in his defense when he might
have the whole country at his back
and politicians everywhere at his
mercy. 1t is too late to save his
party, and soon it will be too late to
vindicate his own sincerity. This is
the way some of the soundest minds
at Washington are looking at the
present m o m e n t.-[Philadelphia
Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-14
TUNNELLING THE BRITISH CHAN

TUNNELLING THE BRITISH CHAN
NEL.-Operations connected with the
submarine tunnel have already been
commenced on the other side of the
channel, several pits having been
sunk to the depth of about ITO yards.
At the same time the French and
English committees have definitely
drawn up the conditions of Worrying
for the route. The property of the
tunnel is to be divided in half by
the length-that is to say, each com
pany will possess half of the line,
reckoning the distance from coast to
coast at low tide. Each company
will cover the expense of its portion.
The general work of excavation will
be done on the one hand by the
Great Northern of France, and on the
other by the Chatham and South
eastern Companies, the two latter
hsving each direct route from Lon
don to Dover. All the materials of
the French and English lines will
pass through the tunnel in order to
prevent any unnecessary expenses
and delay Of transhipment, as in
and in France, railway com
panies use each others lines, and
goods can pass from one line to an
other without changing vans. Ii is
understood that an arrangement will
be established for similar exchange
of lines between all the English and
Continental railway companies when
the tunnel is completed. The tunnel
will belong to it's founders. At the
expiration of thirty years the two
will be able TO take
possession of the tunnel upon certain
- London News.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-14
DELINQUENT TAX ROLL

OF THE
ST A II Fl II A x E S
FOR THE
PARISH OF RAPIDES FOR 1876.
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Mail Contract.

Tho Postof,icc Department has CON-
Pletcd aud is now issuing q printed nd-
vertisement, in pamphlet form. invit-
ing proposals Tor carrying tho mills en-
NIL the routes of the Pacific Coast States
and Territories during a. torn OF four
years, commencing on the : first day of
neat July. No advertisements will be
made in newspapers. as heretofore, but
intending bidders may procure these
pamphlets, containing time schedules,
fosnn Of proposals. etcn OH application
tothe department., or can inspect CO.
Py..which the law requires to DO posted
nt each and every post-oflice within the
district designated. Proposals are to
be received until 3 T. N. February 2,
and awards will be announced OH or
before March 80. Tho routes to be- let
incil de f67 in lCnifornia, ca in Oregon,
81 III Nevada, 80 in Washington Terri
tory aud 118 IN Utah. Arizona, New
Mexico. Montana and Idaho.
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pea,I. OF VIM. John.on.

News Of tho death OF Wm. johnson,
an old settler in this country, who with
his family Inns for years past occupied n
ranch on tho North Fork, reached here
this morning. Owing to their isolated
situation aud the unfrequent travel by
the North Fork branch OF tho Northern
road, tho fact OF his death was only 70.
ceivcd hero this morning, though It oc.
CURED on tho I'd instant. Tho remains
Of the deceased were buried by the few
neighbors in tho vicinity, nenr his ranch.
Ho leaves n wifo and children to
mourn his loss. We understand his
widow is desirous of disposing OF the
place and property with the Wow Of re.
turning to Nebraska from whence tho
family cnme to this country, and where
sho has relatives and friends.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

Tho San Francisco Chronicle pays q
well deserved compliment to Secretary
Schurz when. referring to tho late ro.
port from tho Interior Department,
that journal snys: ''It is nh nblo docu.
ment, anl bo!rAys al honest and nat.
riotic spirit. Tho corruptions Of the
Indian service, tho depreciation on the
public lands, tho dcscrt.land swindlep
and railroad delinquencics, oil pointed
out and characterized as they should
be. His suggestions md recommondn.
tions on nll these subjects Rro wiso nnd
just, and should be- rendered effective
by proper Congressional Legislation.
II is but just to say Tint Mr.. Schurz
Inns proven to bo ono Of tho nblost and
most energetic officers in tho Cabinet.
Whether bo will be nblo to overcome
tho inlriguos nnd Vaccinations OF tho
dishonest clements TINT will soon bo
arruycd against him remains 10 be
sccn.'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

AT Portland, Oregon. Tuesday, mnn
named Perry Drcnioll, while crazy
from tho effects OF rum and opium, seiz-
cd his wifo by tho hOir and cut her
throOt with razor, no thon attempted
to slnY his brothcr.in.lnw who wns
asleep In Nn adjoining room but his In
tended victim made his cscapc, when
tho Infatuated man attempted tho lifo
Of his younger daughtcr, but being frus.
trNtcdby An eldor sister, Dren6eld shot
himself In tho head, took slrychnino
and died In terrible agony.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

THE EnferpTiIe learns thnt this is tho
last season Of the wood flumc leading
from the Sierrns into Wnshoe City. As
tho wood business was the only indus
try supporting the town, it is probable
that that once thriving metropolis
will ere long become ono of tho desert:
ed "cities Of the plain. THE mountains
TO tho westward OF the town have been
SO far denuded of their growth of tim
ber suitable for lumber, wood or any
other use, that it will not pay TO longer
keep up the hume.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

II Is reported from Washington that
tho iritndE Of tho Silver Bill In the
House hhvo dotcrmincd TO attach that
mcHssro 10 tho Appropriation Dill, and
thus foIco tho Senate to acGcpt or TO.
reject both. II two.thirls Of Tho mcIn.
bcrs Of the House nro inYoring tho
Rnolgnmntiug Of tho two bills, they
will hnvo the power to force tho Senate
into position similar 10 TINT recently
occupied by MoSIuhonh Ministry
ncquicsce or resign.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

pAnsoN s. L. Kelly, formerly Of tho
base Rangc, Superintendent OF Public
instruction, preacher, editor nnd n good
fellow generally, arrived In Eureka last
evening. IIc paid our oflico visit
shortly after his advent, shook hands
with his old friends, including tbs dcv-
II; md announced his determination
of interviewing NIL tho saints mud sin.
ncrr in town. AZ ho had John Dcnnia
with him, wG imagine that tho hitter
clnsa received tho most attention Inst
night. Ito mentioned that ono OF tho
party had been converted, but whether
himsolf or John wo failed TO gather
Sentinel.
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Telegraph Consolidation.

Tho reported consolidation OF tho
Central Pacific compnny's telegraph
limo with TINT Of the Western Union,
has at length boon effected. Tho terms
of tho agreement between tho compnn-
les Nro not generally known, but tho
Central Pnciic Offices aro to DO discon-
tinuod, and oil the business of both
companies will bo under tho immediate
control of The Western Union after jan
uary lst 1879. --.
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As We surposed.

The telegraph now announces that
there nrc no Gigns Of a compromise be-
tween the Preeiden: aud Senator Conk-
ling. Tho report that the control of
Federal positions in Now York had
been offered to Mr.. Conkiing with the
view OF conciliating that gentleman, by
tho Administration, turns out to bo as
We predicted OF the announcement:
without the least foundation in fact,
and it is now reported TINT tho grand
effort to obtain control Of these ap-
poiutments by the New York Senator,
is yet to be made. It is positively
claimed that six Democratic votes III
tho Senate will be ut his disposal to as-
sist in thwarting tho wishes Of the ad.
ministration respecting these appoint
ments, but in oil probability this nsser-
tion is no nearer'the truth than was that
about tho "Holy Alliance" referred to
above. ... ..I..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

A dispatch dated Deadwood, D. T.,
DecAmbcr 9th, has the following; A
terrible tragedy occurred in the up
stairs parlor of tho IIonu Star saloon
hero to-day, which resulted in tho dcnth
OF Sam. Curley. sporting man we'll
known in Virginia, md Kitty Leory,
equally we'll known on tho Comstock.
They Ind been marricd Ave months,
but lived unhnppily. Inst night Cur
10y returned from Cheyenne and to-day
went to her room aud shot her through
the hcert md then shot himself through
tho brnin. Both died instantly.
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The Id Bows,

BY tho Virginia papers we notice
that Maj. William Downie, the founder
of DowniyilIe is attending tho Pioneer
Fair in TINT city. 1t is q noticeable
fact also that tho Old Boys fondness
for beans-contracted at time which
tried mons soles-has been treasured
in the memories Of outsiders; a few
tons Of 'em baked, and lnrded with
hog, having been sent up over the
.'crookel railroad" by admiring friends.
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BREARLY-that's what he was called
while pettifogging over in Lander
hos been promoted since that time,
and we'r glad Of it. "Brcar" always
was good skirmisher, whether the
object Of his solicitude was provendor,
position or whisky. A Washington
dispatch has just brought the very
gratifying news TINT Colonel" L.
Breariy, delegate from. Tho Black Hills
Country hns delivered himself Of q pro-
position to organize the new Territory
of Lincoln. before the Legitimate House
Committee. ..--.----.-- =. .....
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DANIEL F. BEA1TYs
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and Organs manufactured By Dam
lei =. Beatty or Washington. NGW Jtrsey, ARO
moro earnestly and generally commended by
tho pTo5s. aud music loving public than AnJ in.
HtrumentB manufactured In this country or
Europe. Tho Pianos haye tho greatskI posSIble
depth, richness aud volume OF tone. combined
with \ raro brllliAney, clcarnesH and peSfeck
eSenneIs throughout the entire scale, and aboFo
all. n surprising duration which never ehsnges
under tie most delicate or powerful touch.
Tho celebrated "6Olden Tongue Reeds in
DeAtty's celebrated Organ In conjunction with
the perfected Heed Boards, produce sweet, puru
and powerful tones. Every instrument, Piano
and Organ, fully warranted perfect In avery rA-
teen days test trial. The manufacturer paying
freight both ways, II the Instrument 10 not EAt-
isfaetory. illustrated ADVERTISER, Catalogue
EdItion,l Icnt irro on application. AddrFEG.
New Jcraey. -00.0 =
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PlcVna Fallen.

News is just received that Osman
Pasha was wounded i'll severe engage
ment Sunday, and that ho hns Burren.
dered his army, unconditionally. Plev-
ma is now in the hands of the Russians,
nnd tho war is virtually nt m end.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments posscss capnc.
tiles for musical effects and expressions never
bcI"To attained, adapted for Amateur aud Pro.
Gel Ia quality OF Tone, y thorough
Workmanship, Elegant Designs niiIl
hinisli, nnd wonderful variety OF llieir com.
binalion stops. Every instrument fully war.
rsnted for SIX years as strIctIr frst.ciaSs in
every respect, and Hs o guarantee they arc
shipped on from nvo to nflecn days test trial,
money refunded and freight charges paid both
any way provo ungaiisfactury. 40 such offer
has over beon made. beware OF limitations.
Agents wanted. but whcro haYo none, largo
discounts lnade to Introduce Ia new localities
Send for illustrated ADVEKTisRp' eoniainIn9
long lists OF testimonials from wcll.kuown per.
sons, some OF whom you may know, classified
ny States, with PoRt.ofIiccB annexed, that nil
4. DEATTY. MashInRton. Now Irranv
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IL any doubts existed ns to tho active
business lifo Of our sister town Tusca.
rorn, glnnco at its Police Court pro-
ceedings would quickly and effectually
remove thcm. Seven penitents just
disposed Of, and only five left on the
docket. .#.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

Dividends have been declared ON tho
following mines: By tho Con. Virginia
Company (No. 4O), Of 80 per shorO,
payable OH the l4th instant; by tho
California Company tNo. 90! Of 80
per Share, payable OH tho 18th Instant /;
Nnd by tho Grand prizo Company, Of
81 per share, pnynblo on tho I2tb.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

Dn. A. G, RESNISoEH, resident ply
sician of the Sutro Tunnel Company,
who WINS thrown from his horse In six
mile canyon. Wednesday, died from
the effects Of injuries sustained, at the
County Hospital. Saturday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

HAMILTON and Laurie, convicted in
Nyc County Of highway robbery aud
sentenced each to fourteen years IN tho
State Prison, hnvo boon tnkon to thnt
institution. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
Mccormick has retired from tho Office,
and is succeeded by Hawley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

Tng %ifo OF George I. Lnmmon died
suddcnly Of u congeslivo chill, Thurs.
day, In Virginia City.
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q. w. CRANE, 80. 329 Montgomery st. ,
San fTEnclscn, Cal, sole agent for tho ELIo
ISpEr' SphST. IN anibpri.sd TO contract for In.
:SrtiDg advertisements for nj our lowest ratcB
II coin. Onlcrs len with Mr. Crane will receive
roupt AttwItIon
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T7A liberal dlsc,"ni fTem the above rates to cs.
lar IuLltcEly Adyurtiars. ......... ..... ~
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Dooru's Oval iirnnd Oystors. just r
ccivod irosh at tho GEM.
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square 30 lines Nonphricl Typo or Space
. h9usi' utht lnseFuuli, ,....... ..".''''..'N w
EPch AuutliOnnI 1nscruoh. ............ ! 10
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TIlkcnrora nIIncA.

TuEcnrora MlneH.
Tho following report Of mining TRIMS
actions Mt Tuscarora. is from the Times
OF Saturday:
1.. GRAND PRIZE. %
Superintendent Linkton writes as
follows unlcr date Of December It'll:
Have iriftcd . feet east from the shait
III the ledge on the 4ih level. The
vein is full 81; feet in width and the
average assay is $242. Hive not start-
cd the drift west YET. It will he start
cd i'll few days. Huvo resumed sink
VIM No. east. The other wines will
be started again in II few days. West
drift third level has been advanced ~
feet the past week. The ledge is feet
wide, but the orc is low grade. Tho
81 level slopes continue to yield tho
usual quantity aud quality Of ore.
Average pulp assay of sulphuret ore for
tho past week, STA so. Average pulp
assay OF chloride ore. $40; mills mud
furnaces running we'll.
In the chloride slopes there is n very
large amount Of $50 ore, sufficient to
run the mill ut lenst ono year. We
have opened large body OF chloride
ore west of the Ethan Allen inclino re-
Gently. ............
All the coal has been delivered ao-
cording to contract. We now have
sufficient fuel aud other supplies to run
the anime and mills till July lst, 1878.
SILVER PRIZE.
Incline shaft down 245 feet; north
level i'll IL feet from incline, the face
showing feet high Crude ore. South
drift ia Al feet; huyo passed through
Hbout 20 feet Of burren ground; the face
now shows 1 feet of ledge matter with
stringers or feeders of rich ore. The
face Of the upper levels shows feet of
high-grade ore. Contract on main
shalt is completed, and work suspended
for the present. Tho depth attained
including crlbblug Mt top is 10 feet.
INDEPENDENCE.
Main working shaft down 80 feet:
rock very hard. Have erected building
2I by GO feet, which Is all enclosed.
Galiows-frnIEo up; masons arc ut work
laying fuund.:::5= :or I,iiyr engine,
reels, etc., and will get up steum dur
ing the coming week.
,-.T.f.-o Ts..-.. siritS'n..r4
rAwSEE.
SlInft down ITO feet, mud cribbed 10
the bottom. Are sinking Mt tho rate Of
8 feet per day. ledge mutter Mt bot.
tom of shaft shows feet in width with
northerly dip. Appearances indicate
favorable Developments ut M carly Jay.
DE FREES.
The 3i0-foot level is being driven
south i'll n suiphuret formation between
hard walls. Tho 21O and Il3.foot low
els are being driven south. Tho winze
connecting these lovels is almost COM
pletcd. Tho mill is nearing compile
tiUu.
SOUTH NAVAJO.
Sinking has been suspended until
the machinery is ready to sturt ND,
which will be i'll tho course Of n day or
two at farthest. Shaft is I55 feet deep.
COMMONWEALTH CONSOLIDATED.
a. A. shaft down GO feet; commenced
crosscutting cast and west, encounter
ing quartz in east drift. Everything
favorable rs Mt last report.
SiYAJo. --.
Levels 'nro being pushed ahead both
north and south with the utmost dis.
patch. Arc crushing ut tho mill from
Is to 20 tons per dny.
Tho San Ernucisrn (HropirI, ,,ors n
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SILVER PRIZE.
INDEPENDENCE.

Main working shaft down 80 feet:
rock very hard. Have erected building
2I by 60 feet, which Is all enclosed.
Galiows-frulEo up lnasons arc Mt work
laying fuund.::::z= :or Jsii.r engine,
reels, etc., and will get up steum dur
ing the coming Week.
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JON PIIIN TIN
OF Evrur prscmrTtcs PROMPTLY poxx. IN Tue

uEsr srYLx or TIE AIT .......
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pAWSEE.

Shnft down ITO feet, md cribbed 10
the bottom. Arc sinking Mt tho rate Of
8 feet per day. ledge mutter Mt bot.
tom of shaft shows feet in width with
northerly dip. Appearances indicate
favorable developments at m carly Jay .
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DR.. LUCAS

Having hltcd up IN ...
6arsss4,dA elegant Rtylo his ,o-SfsIyyS,,
sSSsEy3 HEw I!EsriuRIST. rCS:.sEtiS
III. senl aud having provided himsel
WIN everything desirable aud necessary for Tho
conduct Of a First. CLASS ROUSE, hc would
INFORM Ills frlnnda nnl tho public that NJ tho
FHENOH H0TI99ERIE, on Railroad Stroot,
CHE always DO obtained every luxury that II rTo,
nnc"i on Tho Pacific CoAsi-NyILD GAME,
POULTRY, FISH, u mi hST1tY AND
MEATS OF A1,III6INDH.
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DE FREES.

The 3i0-foot level is being driven
south i'll n sulphurot formation between
hard walls. Tho 21O and Il3.foot low
els are being driven south. Tho winze
connecting these lovels is almost COM
pletcd. Tho mill is nearing compile
ton.
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DUNPHY & HlLDRETH.
OFFICE, S33 KEARNY sTREET.

The above wcll.knUwn hrtu NA.1Ssenreo>
have commenced business sn I'm ESETEAfd
III Han frAnCl1ao, and will buy %sfGes2
Cattle for their own use. or cell --&AA--s.aA
or daughter ON commission. Liberal advances
made oiI cOnElghmCnta
Parties desiring Information about tho mark.
cts. Will receive tho latest quotations by al.
dressing the Arm at thrlr oilics. AS
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Levels 'Nro being pushed ahead both
north and south With the utmost dis.
patch. Arc crushing at tho mill from
l3 to 20 tons per ,lny.
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SOUTH NAVAJO.

Sinking has been suspended until
the machinery is ready to Bturt up,
which will be i'll tho course of day or
two at far,hest. Shaft is l55 feet deep.
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COMMONWEALTH CONSOLIDATED,

a. A. shaft down GO feet; comm monood
crosscutting cast and west, encounter.
ing quartz in east drift. Everything
favorable M Mt last report.