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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-29
LETTER FROM ALTURAs COUNTY
ATLANTA, /. T., May ~ lol


I'm WoRrD.-.To write a letter from
this camp is like striking out to num- num-
for ) bonanza, and not knowing which
,r.n - 90 There is little, if any
change in matters here. :,
The Buffalo Go. started their MIL
hnt did not run longer than a week'
uhen # was ascertained that they
could not save the valuable me'alS
without roasting the ore. John r
Einsfeldt left here last week. he III
tends purchasing roasters and snip.
ming them in Immediately.
The wagon road trustees met last
week, but did not do much towards
building road. think it is time to
hurry M this matter if we want a
road this season.
The Monarch company have their
shaft down one hundred feet, and are
running levels east and west lroni cue .uo
bottom, They have run levels fifty
feet and are taking out some very
GOOD ore This mine at present does
not employ over twenty-five men,. but I
they are going to sink two 'hunore .,
feet of working shaft, which VIII
give employment to about ten Oh
twelve men, but there are plenty Of
idle men here waiting for vacancy
IF would not advice any man to come
here looking for work. 1t is rumoreo
that the Buffalo company Will CLOSE
down their mine until their mill Is
ready to run. If they do, it will throw
about thirty men out of employment
which will make big difference IL
times.
Heath & Newton still continue tax
inc out ore from the Last Chance
which is as good as ever. They vii
have sixty or seventy tons by the frs
of:July, at which time they intend tt
make a crushing, and handsome re
turns are expected.
There are several parties prospect
ing but no one has struck anything
yet.
Mrs. Simon Taylor, who has beer
spending the winter IN Boise City, re
turned last Wednesday. Welcom
hack once more. There were ais
three new families came in from Bots
valley; Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow, Mr'an'
Mrs. .Hooten and two children, ''an'
Mr.. and Mrs. Darb.
There has been considerable sick
mess here during the past threeweeks
but ] am happy to say the sick al
convalescent.
Last Wednesday evening quite
crowd gathered at Centennial Hall t
witness the many scenes and laughs
; BILE plays of Miss Ellis school exhib
ton, which lasted until half past ele'
en-. Then a splendid supper wa
spread before fifty or sixty as hungr
mouths as was ever gathered togetl
, er. After supper was over dancin
commenced, and wehad lovely tim
until daylight.
CITIZEN.
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- hridped. if necessary, for from $lOO
70 5000. No snow was found on THIS
route in the last days of April anu
FIRST days of May. Only two or three
niles Of this road offer any difficulty.
This is at a point about a mile Deyonu
the crossing of North Boise. The
committee are somewhat divided as 70
the cost Of making the road at tn IN
point, but all agree in its prac'ic"Oi''
ty. e.on the
route at the crossing of Crooked river
and extends along up said river to
Trappers' camp, thence to wna' Tue
committee call the summit (near the
head of Crooked river, SUPPOSE
thence TO Johnson's. This is what Is
commonly known as the "Burge route
On this route snow was found for two
or three miles, but two of the commit
tee claim that the grades on this route
will in no place exceed three feet TO
the rod, and this only for short dis-
tances. The viewing committee are
ESQ much divided on the merits OF these
two routes that the general committee
expect soon to go over both.
From Johnson's the entire committee
agree upon very practicable route
which will not exceed fifteen miles ID
length. From Johnson's they propose
to 90 to the head of Black Warrior
Creek thence down this short dis
lance over a divide to Queens river,
down this to a fork of Queens river
about four or five miles from Atlanta,
thence over a low divide to Atlanta.
Two miles of this road are already
made from the river opposite Atlanta
to the summit, and is used by timber
men. Snow was encountered on this
part of the route at only one point.
J One member of the committee Is
}, willing to undertake to build the road
from Pixies Fork, by the Burge route,
to Atlanta and bridge all the streams,
: for L3OOO at the extreme. One OF
: the committee estimates the cost OF
the first route at $4,000 to $4,000,
including. all the bridges; another oil
: the committee claims that it can be
: built for $1,000, and thinks it will not
d exceed $4,000.
: The committee informs us that John
son & Co., who arc working valuable
quartz at their camp, are willing tc
contribute 81 900, and more, if neces
: sary, and that they were encouraged
!, to believe that the people of Atlanta
g will contribute Literally toward the ell
terprise. The committee are unani
a nous in The opinion that better roat
0 can be had from Banner to Atlante
l. than We have now from Boise City Il
i Idaho City, and that it vwill be ne
: more difficult to keep open in winter
$ On theAwhole. we are more than eve
y satisfied that the proposed route f"on
l. Boise City to Atlanta by Banner is thu
q most practicable and the cheapes
e that can be found.
The general committee will soon g
over the ground carefully and visi
n Atlanta in the interest of this rout
and then lay the whole matter befor
= the citizens of Boise county at a meet
. ing called for the purpose.
: G. S. KINGSLEY,
5. Chmn. Gen. Com.
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Why do not printers succeed to the
same extent as brewers? Because
lprinters work for the head and brew
|ers for the stomach and where twenty
men have stomachs but one has brains.
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Derss MAKlse.-The undersigned is
,rerared to teach the Taylor system
of Dress Making. Will cut and ~ Oh
sbo4t.rotice and in the latest style.
MIS-. J. Ell. BLEWETr,
Luna House.
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A KENTUcKrAN has invented an air
compressor, and its use a,member of
the Legislature can can be. .choked off
in the middleof his speech.
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&1sDa day home s A AgfnEs' W co Augusta,
MaipT. -------
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

THE trial OF Harrington. who killed
Sullivan, will commence December
10Th.
An earthquake was felt. Sunday,
through tho Eastern States aud por-
tions Of Canadn.
TuoMAs SIonATsKr, q miner in tho
Alta. WIS seriously injured by falling
rock in the SHIFT, last Saturday.
Tnr Manhattan S. n. Co. shipped,
Tuesday, ~ bars OF bullion, weighing
S32lb, and rnlued ut Sll,0Il.9S.
Tnz total amount OF wood destroyed
in tho big fire in the wood yard of Yer.
ington, Bliss & Co.; near Carson City.
was 8, i55 cords.
DURING The month Of October there
were 2,950,G5G pounds of bullion and
5,525, 7S5 pounds of orc shipped from
U.uh over the Central road.
4 "nm named Z. Coylo was found
dad in has bed NJ tho Russ uouss
M""lHy. Falling to shut of the on,
III MS room he became asphiainted.
G''Ear preparations seem to DO mink
lhh III 'nrions T'utors with q view 10
'he restoration o; peace in the even. of
decisive Russian victory ut PIevnn.
Daring the week ending Nov. Is, tho.
S"i'" rn"hcl hcade. wns advanced III
'""'' m"Eing ihe totnl length 1917
l""rinf 023 feet moro to DO ran ,o
reacG The ComsIork.
SOLOMON SMIru. we'll known in this
place died nn Saturday night, mud wns
D"r'rt hNr" on the following day. His
dcHth wa the result Of pneumonia.
IRON which he had been SUFFERING ;or
Sc.rs time.
Ih"'* Is enc paper III New York th.;
mas n"' &c; "hsmved thai the cigar
h""'- stint" i" 'hnV cts is "Iikely 10
enc !" <mn.".'' aud that one Inns Gin
~ emo :"h thmt tia .t,ikcTs Layo
'b!''en oil mo-; @ Ihnn they Gun chew"
TRt House Appropriation Cum:ui;
lee h"h "gicch Ia hr army hill M > l,,,io
Of 2o'9pr met. g'h= Republicans IN
the House viii make slrnne Gsh, ia
two. o continuing lie arm: =. ", O0,,.
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An Extra Session Demanded.

The Eureka SentiHeIi is apparently just
spelling for an extra session OF tho Leg
islnturo. From tho numerous jeremiads
upon tho subject Of State taxes, emann-
ting from that very capable journal. We
are forced to the conviction that TINT
institution has become bloated aristo-
crat or has driveled into q maudlin SEN
timcntalism. The idea OF q Nevada
Journalist being crushed by tho weight
Of his taxes is too preposterous to DO
entertained. aud the mental agony ell
duTed by tho Sentinel must arise from
dread lest, without ali Immediate rednc-
ton in the present rites. gomo of
the bonanza people may be forced into
bankruptcy.
1t is generally appreheuded. how
over, That those gentlemen will he aLlo
TO survive uuIil The next regular ses.
sion, when. provided they remain good
Law abiding citizCns, they will receive
tho heyefts OF n liberal reduction,
nToag With the balance OF US.
The thirty or forty thousand dollars
that un extra session would cost will
not swell the State Treasury 10 bursting.
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The dwelling 81 g Mr.. Vnn Voorhees,
i. Wilson, Wisconsin, vas discovered To
he or fi,e last Thursday night. anil IL.
neighbors upon reachiuk tie house aud
oh:stink III The doors. found the oceu.
reTt Iy:ng tHce down upon tho bel,
deed md h"' two !"nnses. children
ia 'hc same position. also dcuu, by
"h! S;Ge. The hndics we're slightly
tIrnei aid that ni The eldest child, n
oHI o; ton years, was frnuG behind the
door. bn~!rd Ia q r:i-u. She hmd veen
deserted by hcI hrshAnd, ANA h"m nj
lie Indications. iE" w"moG it. u e. Of
d"Soo"i"n"? Ina IHls. hcr as. lao
-" t;.r h:gs " Ger ch ILfcn.
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i
n. Cooley. Iowa. to be Consul Mt spezin
Italy; Alex. II. Stern, to be Assistan,
Treasurer OF tho United States nL Gin.
cinnati.
LoNPoN, Nov. ca Paris correspon-
dent Of the Times says the gentlemen
designated by Popycr Oucrtitr for n
new ministry. decided last night that
the formation of the proposed Cabinet
wns not feasible; the lie Broslie Cabinet
Inst consequently meet tho Chambers.
Even The Senate will refuse a vote of
confidence. The Cabinet must resign
on the Grst debate in either Chamber.
The correspondent asserts positively
TINT MacMahon doeS not approve, aud
| never has approved a coup d'etat; he is
equally determined not to take his
Cabinet from the Left. II he ndhcres
to this resolution, his only course is to
resign. The correspondent thinks.
however, the President will consent to
take his ministry from the Left, al
though rumors are in circulation in
we'll Informed circles TINT MacMahou,
alter vHinly attempting compromise
Cabinet. hos resolved 10 resign, aud
will communicate this resolution in M
explanatory message 10 TIE Chambers
Tomorrow.
LIE Temps says the Republicans lost
81 and gained iGS sents ia tn. Conn
ellis General.
CHICAGO. Nov. z. - Tho JonynaI's
Washington special says tho passage
OF The silver bill was communicated to
tho Senate to-day and will he consider
I'll by the Senate finance committee OH
Thursday. Senator Bayari, q member
of the cOmnittee, said TINT tho meas
ure would be carefully considered by
the oo:umilteO, but that there WAS not
tho slightest probability Of its passing
tho Senate ut this session, even il re-
ported hack iuvornbly. The opponents
Of this bill would not consent to any
hasty or iniudiciOns action, but wonld
- luii IIsGuSSluu. 11nHF.
another member of tho commit &C. said
he drought the bill W0uId pass the
Senate. II was his opinion H. could
DO disposed Of ut this session. II is
known that tho fullo wing molnbera OF
the FINANCE committee favor tho bill:
Jones OF Nevada, Howe, Ferry. Allison.
"nd Wnlince. Those against it ARC
Morrill,, Dawes. Baynrd md Herman.
1t is said Senator Wadleigh will he
made chairman OF tho committee on
Privileges md Elections III plncc OF
Morton, Mitchell. Of Oregon. who is
acting Chairman, iS. according to the
usngo OF tho Senate, entitled to the
position; but, il is uudor stood, he pre-
fers TO reruain NJ the hcnd OF The Cola.
nittGe on RailsOnds. OF which he has
been Chairman siuce last spring.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ar REAL ESTATE. ...

Noticc 1. hereby given. that In nu,,,,,
81 HIusrof die District Court Of tho SInT.' ~, VI
i,Lu ulStriCt. County Of K.ku, State Of 49,
~, " on .i'e 70; b day az October A. ID. Isf1 H.
vi" 'h~tSr "I tie esiata OF william nToy.n IL,
- Ihe hhnerHiRlIcd. the AtlminIbtIaIor nT
80. ',,r, VIII scll at private ssie. for All,
oh,I" Satch gold coin. and subject To ennHr
Nnt''"' ny Aaii DislIiEt Court, on I'M .,I ~
'4,rii'h'r. 4. ID. 1877. Mt Elko Nevada Il, ~
1lii '"ilniy az ElEo nil tho right tIt,p I"t.r..,
t''H little ni the said William Brov,, NJ H.,
ill" h' Ut diatl. and all tho rirbt ILL., .,'S
interest," Ma: ilIr taits stat, has, by oprrtIn ~
- T Otherwise, acquired other than a.. f., ~
olu"h tn ihHt 1f tile Nnid William Brow, At r.,
lnit OF Ills death, In aud tn all iLos,. r.-,,I,,
s. p'ccs ~ pIIcclS Of land. situate Iyinr All
psIhS vi Tue Aid COUNT Of EIko State al S,y
'uS, SID described ~ follows, to-wIt:
tNth I"i Undivided III certain s,Iyor min.
~ :'ahIurh ItIi.. pisiIIc let. in Elkp C,,I,,tr
nsr 81 NcrA'I'. hJONII, ioI Aicd and c,II,,I ~.
Ei@SE war hT; Az undivided ouc-IIaIT L,t.rs.S
- = rrr|lu 'oI'Iri unite ~ rail RujIru,I MIL
inH mN'nTi' ~hUan, lUtnicd and called az
lIhhi1' 90 'h"lViir' tnteTcIt of 37S feet IN a
;est"lu 'i'~r' 'ni:U IN tD>rarur. Mining DI,t,I.t
'N',"""'H' N"N'la known. located AMI r ,II.,I
thr Mar,iS: sad sl>' 100 Feet rndIyJjr,, a.
Ss'i"ih shNc' muse ia hhid TuScnr,nn NIniuy
pirTie.' .IiUEn. h'cLld and raIlct! the E,n,,ir,
lrih> .'i'i ''II'lItIuny Of G,le: e.: IA VIIts,i
S;r g. Oh T1Ia. >>N
q. EUEIEE,
a'lhi ''Ntr1'. II q ilr state OF William, II orn
f'-T ..'Tl. 80 '"'
H.. Nc,. rr.. -. 1877. oo..I
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The following is the text of the silver
bill introduced in the Huuse by Mr.,
Bland q! Missouri. nnd passed Oh NJ Oh.
day: Thcro shall 90 coined NJ tho
seVorni minta OF the United Stntes sill
ror dollars OF tho weight Of 4l2% grnirs
troy, OF standard silver, ~ provided IN
til" Act Of January 10, 1897, in which
thore snnll ho devices and suporscript.
ions provided by said ACT, which coins,
together with all silver dollars hereto
for0 coined 10y tho United States O. EEo
weight and Ineness shall DO legal ten
del ut their nominal value 10; Gil tloLts
Oil! zines pnUlic and private, except
where otherwise 10 provided by contract,
md any owncl D: silver bullion may
dGpnsite tho same at any United States
coinage mint, Or nSsay Office, 10 be
coined into suclI dollars 10. his bcnefi /
! upon the same icTIus nuu conditions ns
gold bullion is deposited ios coinage
under tho existing Inv, section 9. All
acts aud pnrs OF acts incollsIslont with
tho provisions u this net ere heraby
repealed.
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The Snlt Like 1'ibHne o. the 7;h. eays
Tho committee Of Liberals nrroinIod
by a mass meeting held last r ming 10
choose delegates to SO 10 W7snIng;o".
mer in Robertson and iicBriro'n oliro
ycstordny, md selected j. Z. IIemiu
gTny Esq. to III the vacancy in The del.
cgRt:on caused by tbc resis hatioT OF
District Attorney Howard. Tho dole
CATION now consists of Hon. james Is.
McKonn. whose political faith Is Repup.
licNnian, aud Hon. II. n. Buchin
Ind Judge j. q. Hemingway, both Dem
Gratis.
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NHNY nnIrilIE.

Through Dewey e. Co.. Patent
Agents, San Francisco, wo .ccc;vo TIC
following list Of u. S. pntcGlr. slrr.eG
to PHcifc COast inyontors, viz;
a. u. Abbott, Stockton, Cnl., wind.
mill; W. g. Carlton. Boise City, Idaho
uSlc gnugCi Aaron NJ. Cornelius, Orerc,
City, pgnr wishing mnchino; j. Full
ing' Umntillhr 0gn., cnndIeatirk; Hin.
mon 5. laird. San Luis Obispu, Cal.
ba'ing press; BethuMo pc"y. Albion.
Cnl., drawing pen; W. II. Ahren;, s.m
Luis obispo, Cub, cheese ppuss; SUM-
nel u. MHrtin, s, +, device TO-. .Clcns.
ing npimals from stalls; Michnci L..
M"H Chico, CAL, weigh ug scoupa;
tmi a. StedIfedt, S. T., process Of 70.
dncIng silver ores; Charles C.. Steven.
son. Guild lIill, New, fccdc, for s,nm,,
mills; q. a. Tyer g,Id ". J. Horne. =.
j., elastic tiussos; --i"ndc.Innrl
y. Bolhin. S. f., yonst powder.
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Fh'Y i!"us n IDG, IN tile Black Hills.
'"- nth"' day for being II linr. News
r"s 'st reached rs lhnt the editor Il
tive Elkr EGcpendem Inns .chunsrd his
mud. a"d Will not visit the Hiils Ibis
srsson. --EuIckR Sentinel.
the "stctching" process for The
rnniSh,us:. Q! Lara Ind ever been
rd'pleh ut Charcoal Fiat. TINT Sentinel
mhU would now DC sporting Gnlly half
20 u'n.a ucci; rs cnPck. and would thus
nL's been chtillcd to VOTE IN ~" como.
SECS. IN no single geographical Stme
division conld have furnish ell sufficient
L:rn 10 rontai6 the collussnl coli.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

q. ID tao fla Niue; YUu arc ne by L"ti.
He'd n owner uf IS !ce' "a .nc .Iih mao. 4.tua.
ted II, RucE CTcul HiLtng DiSL H.. Ei.," county.
State o. NcYndH. ,hIt 4 sIc cApiJ ii"h Df ~
iry- afHi lie publication ~. th.s "oIieG, yam
viii IAyt AIlrh % con, -ibnIc s3r. JluTOIiiM
o lilo Snmrai expenditure inLnc III tho rNld
mine tn lar size 20 the y-LI Ell. IL cIr,cu
Us hu Ac. d ConBrcLh, approved Horcn l0ii,
1871. nj HIOI"mCnIh thereto, yUU. incTcS, ~
nbOYt dr.cIIhcr. Nill DrcuInC lilo 1rOpcr'y OF
yur ch.o'Iuui. Ito nGdQr-igucl, who iIHE nRdU
he "nr!ri c.pCu1l. u!c EcCO. ding "a lrH hiI
SID ,ii inr p UHcn?.
II, 10 SIILER.
rho II 81 :d71. Uc21.3m
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III nn RB"ay In Al mce.cei!ar Mt
Reno. Saturday nigh, II ron6h character
UameG John w. Holiday was fs;aIly
SHOT by IS. r. Phillips. Tho shooting
rev mi Of cnmity between tho men
through in'imacY with ihe notoriuds
Mu.;ie Fms shay. After s"mc brd lrn-
guaga. both men drew sir shooters and
hegnu h'n's rapidly, nnd the othr. 40
cup"nts o. tho room scampe'rd o.t Of
rnnge amid the widest confusion.
Phillips second shot struck the bar
keeper in tho thigh, dropping him TO
the fionr. after discharging Two shots
Holiday go' enc in The knee end going
outside che door fred bnct:, wheu Phil
lips responded by shooting through :ue
door, IoJangnh indicrstillr pill in fol.
ida!s stomach. Phillips then dismp-
3emed, hal subsequently cnme to tho
Officers nhG surrendered himself.
Phillips is quite young man end
h's ncye. been regarded as bad caai
meter.
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lac Hc1u GGIettc D; Nosembor 9Th
sa!s: We ne informed thht the rcduu.
Ton SEQ ks Of tho Nevndn qricksilvcT
mines ncnr Storm buGt Spr n2s, will DC
'cndy ior operation in wGcE ~ ten
days. Nrssrs. DumbpIi &c Co. mean
Lnsiress. They believed that modiG.
cation o; Whites roasting furnace wonld
wr L successfully, aud tried fniilc cx.
pertinent. TIey will now uso furnace
wlirh has ;'Fn y oYed SUCCESS.
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s.NAroN PLpN hGq introduced q bill
to define tho highs ni persons with re.
srcct 10 h0inGsicnm cdtor;os on ,ho
rNhhc douIadI, mad TO DECLARE certain
lands subject 10 taxation. Tho bill
provides 'lnl Gll lands grnptcd by the
Pacific Rnilroad acts OF July /, 1862,
aud July 2, 1861, shall DO subjected to
NIL lcBNl taxes imposed undcr tho MT
thotity OF any StnIo az Territory in
when such lnnds AFRO located, 10 tho
snrno extent ns thoy would noYo boon
Ind Tho cuiupanicB become entitled 20
thcm upon tho payment Of tho cost Of
surveying, sclcciinH aud conveying the
sN'no. rs provided hy section 81 OF tho
not otjuly 2, 1864. It further provides
that this net shall not be construed ns
applying 10 lNndS already forfeited by
said Tatlroad Companies, or either
al Thorn. nor shall IL operato 90
rclioYe my BUch company for any for.
feituro heretofore incurred.
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Ur to Tuesday evening NIc honhnzas
Ind shipped on October RccOunI nv fol-
lows: OniifDrnia, Si,4lG.i2S 80; Cor.
Virginia. $0ll,7l6 IL. Inst niEnt'S
Irnin brought down CnliforUjE's o'cnn-
mp SijS. lGl 90, makira her yioiu or
tho month Of tho grand toni Of $l.G7E,-
$50 ~. The Con. Va. nad $lll GO
~ wb.cl swolls nor amount 10 81 ,O53, =
40, and tho cleanup got to cone.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE,

T. Z; Wares I:Sci:SoiNo PnCMaSASTI,
~ !" rr'''rin la Twscr. ar. Offers Con al
n'' ""'llnih 'unrC fof Ale >u., -, 500 IN
ho''t I., ave "u.I' rnlcnCs aUd - ,,i,I,,,ottI-
orH' h'Ni'I u" 'on:is nd = ii c:ieii ,i,n oar,
si" 80 hur't - "'"rd Good ell ~ keel
M.l' V" a. III , "'' II. iLrllY e. Goraio
the s'!'Ou.Ii "Cw :. L'I. n .V.sIoA ,i,,, n 40
days. ~,
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TnE Consolidated YirG'n in and Onl.
fornin mincs hayo declared thcir rcyu.
lar monIhly dividends Of 50 per shnro.
This will aggregate 81, $50 900 for oach
mine, or 81, iG0 900 for both,
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ED. bnASsAN, in his duirh.bc lnnlch
against tho combined muscoi OF ton
men, III Virginia City, Tuesday nigh,
RoE nway with tho coin aud honors by
putting Mp q lGM pound boil l,COU
tinos without sIopninp.
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BERTTYS
PIANO AID i'AklUR ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

ConIaIlirR lilo elements OF mmt e. VII c-'.,
r Id p ogrc-Sivc exercises 10 rrTfrc. q rs: 9
! .hB rrt Of music (clthe' plan" OF uIss.' -.
winch u added oyri SiNi! VALUES. Pol. =,
Matches. Uh!Ops. Operate Mcln" les, Faces,
etc. by panrl L. lrattT, Wa hiiglnl. Nov
Jersey. one o. The hest works OF iis kind ever
Inn OIucrd, and should he 81 thr hands -. 'yr..y
plano and organ player. sent postpaid i" my
p,Tt ut lhe United -tItc. or Canada for only 90
cent?. tho price having bccn reduced "a ii 10.
dnrc u everywhere. address, DANIEL =.
bEAITl, Washington, New JeIEey.
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The gross yield OF tho Eureka Con-
spidnted rninO Tor tho quarter ending
Oct. LIST. was $GUO.Gi9 o.. Tho pro.
III OIL which, nf:cr paying all expenses
except transportation 10 Now York, was
S3o7, 4Gl 90. This amount was ihO
product OF IL, tons u 0ro.
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DEiiHE JEEi N0i.G:.

nE FRIES 3IIIL AND MINIS-,
So''.'I"i. --'.oCaIIuu e; Jr,uCi al .,:ace
o. %" ,thC'H -'nECI-,U, Cr',Er - L.c.-
TN" 80 W" X. 'ntr' "'... IA u C.'r Nrv:ur.
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w: ~ "'i 49, OH. "a 80. 49, ~ ts.I-S..rut
tN"'"i. '.Nhd 49, :6= ?Gih I q - I,rI.,-
~: 'S'i. t'"''HC. H,"Ur,G...rt D.. IL ha
nrmeN az the lC: ~ s,iyG Ah-.euou't a. oil
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A oHANNR Ia nhout to take plnco In tho
general sppcrinicndOnoY Of tho Union
Pacific rood' Wobstor Snyder, who
was superintendent while tho road was
bo:Ig built, 10 become tho general
superintendent ngaIn, aud s. II. II.
Clark will LScomO general manager.
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Tho Sountor From Imairnn,

Governor Williams hns appointed
Daniel W. Voorhees,, United States Son.
ntor to fill tho vacancy caused by tho
deGth Of Hop, Oliver Y. Morton.
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BEATTY
PIano and Organ.

o,n. i,' IN, ~ no manufacturer Of Piano. and n,
srI.oJ ~ nls or amy other country who h.. Ut
Hr IT,, many unsolicited Endorsements A. h,.
rn,raS 1Iy. Prom every Etate and Ts,rS,a.'s
bn s. me n'me verdict; ''They are thr h.nt
iocue v,i;,, Illustrated ADVERTlSEn' TcsI. -
DfII-1Y 'w,Innl free. Address. DANIEL. y
n Il Washington. New Jersey. nc7 -
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hIAIlIeIED,

hcPhETENS-BERRY- IL EIko. Thu sHa,, No
'embsr 5. 1917, u. II. McrlIcirr- 10 Mis-, T., A,
berry, both OF RlLo