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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02
IL CpIGny.

4 letter received Lust evening from
John :i!.uch. dated ut "oIfnI, brings tho
pleasing ia 'l!;%,ncc that the change Of
air has greatly hem,t fitted linn already.
Tie impression trnt Ii sill less niiiIudc
would be further ri, rrGb!v, together
with the Teuse uf ext, mo outlines.
which to II maa fresh from tho DustIe
u TusrnrOra, seems 4" rci uGc .im.l
swallow up II quiet California II. 'cntain
town, will cause Him T. sccl; SIn = va.
rise0, anal his next cpi',Ie will pru0a. -
DC pcmncd in the houdIum city.
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Death of Them.. E:.,,ll.

A letter to T. n. Stone just received
from G. L. Gillctt, dated San Francis
CO, brings the melancholy news Of the
death Of our old townsman, Thomas
Estell. He was released from his suf-
ferings at tho French Hospital on the
morning Of the 9th instant. passing
away without struggle. The fact that
from the nature OF his disease his ten
uro Of life was necessarily short, was
known to both himself and friends be-
fore leaving here. hut one last effort to
prolong existence, even for n brief pc
ROD was Iunde, and his life ended I'M
der the best treatment that could be
procured, which fact will be n source of
satisfaction to relatives and friends.
Decreased was an old resident Of this
county, pioneer Of Eastern Nevada,
and many Il heart will experience gen
uinc sorrow at his death, for tho kindly
disposition and generous impulseI Of
tho man, which kept him poor. dis.
armed all cnni:ty and made him hosts
OF friends. Tho discuse OF which he
died was anurisn OF one Of the arteries
of the heart, which had kept him in n
most critical condition for some
months. life hanging by feeble thread.
as it were. and beyond the skill OF any
human agency to save.
Deceased WAS native Of Ohio, but
had passed many years upon this const.
being nj the time Of his death in his
forty-fifth year.
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The Heat Yet,

.
MeSsrs. Hnshage & Co., who recently
purchased the lnrge pioneer Blacksmith.
ing and iwngonnaking establishment on
4th strect, owned md conducted for
yenrs past by L. Phillips, nre export
enGed mechanics, having followed thu
business regularly for several yenrs in
this State, and as thoy do, their own
work, mono but that Of the very best
quality will DO turned out, and that,
too, Mt prices lower than over before
charged in Elko, or. in fact. In this
part Of the Stots. TO be thoroughly
convinced TINT Messrs. Hnshage l. Co.
will do the beat OF work nt the worry
lowest figure, oil Tint is necessary Is to
give them trial. at4E,s.f M
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02

The accrrditing Of tina: narrIw .slago
railroad on the depot rlatf"rm. 10 iau
enterprise 81 ;hc L. =. Company Sn. :
nrdny. WAS an imjuSticc;o Frank Smith.
who not only furnished the capital for
its construction, but constitute. in
himself the entire Board oi Directors,
~ general ticket and freight nGrnt, con-
ducts his own trains mud docs his own
"cnhhaSiuS." This stock is not in
market.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02

What occaGIoned Those IIIlnrIty.
The appearance Of our old friend.
Adam Scklumb at his accustomed post
in the bakery, this morning. was in
itself source OF satisfaction, for not.
withstanding the severe aud protracted
struggle with fell disease has robbed
his figure OF its wontcd Eotundity, it
couldn't bankrupt tho fund OF good.
nnlure. which like living spring, in
Adams case, refuses to be suppressed,
and the countennnce, though wan, still
smiles pleasantly, i'll spite Of fnte or
fevers. With lively appreciation of
these fncts. We were just little
surprised this morning, however, to
observe thnt the usually subdued cheor-
fulncss of tho aforementioned Ind
given way; in other words, succumbed
to absolute hilarity, the smile referred
to having widened out like the circles
Of water ngitating a placid pool, into n
broad md henrty laugh. But tho merry
twinkle OF his eye. and al indiscriba-
bio mir Of mingled dignity and respon-
siLility surrounding him as the invita-
ton TO imbibe was politely extended,
WINS what puzzled us. Tho public may
readily solve the mystery Of these
strange actions by casting its swivel
optic upon n brief notice under the hend
OF "born" III another column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02

Being convinced that We did injus-
ticn 10 Mr. c. l.. Perkins. by causing
his detention ut Winnenuccn, we here
hy acknowledge receipt OF sufficient
proof OF his honorable intentions in
rrllmS his property ut Tuscar0rn aud
coming IL San Francisco TO settle his
Indebtedness. for which We now hold
ample security. end chUcrfully make
this statement for his vindiratiun. In
considerations Mr.. Perkins has with
drawn his suit against uS for damages.
CRESSGY, SuUTnEa I Co,
Per &. G.. WaESEG.
San Francisco, Aug. ~, 1877.
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Arrivals by Singc.
NIIITHIF ny "IhEc'
From Tuscnrora this iuorniug: Geo.
Seiiz and Chinaluan,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From Thursdays Duily.l
| From Thu

TnE RtrtHYe Of the 2Slh learns from
reliable source that tho lnbors OF n
majority Of tho chloridcrs Of Reese
river district arc being rewarded with
"hig crushinEs." Tho rock crushed Mt
tho Mnhlntthr mill for account Of
chloridcrs du:ing tho past fow weeks
worked on nn average high figures,
frat class rating from 81, 900 to So, 900
per ton. aud second class from $500 10
$500 per ton. Several OF tho "hoys"
hnvo acquired conifortnbio litlln' sums
from thcsc cruslinGs, which, In tho
main, howere,,. are the denominations
OF three months work.
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Attentio1nI

Parker & Bros. loading ahot-
guns. sporIsmcn wishing to purchase
a fine gun Of the nboTo manufacture
will do vol to coll upon II. =. Haynes.
agent, ut tho Cabinet" saloon, and
examine their price list for 1877. These
guns will be sold by the price, as list:
ed, md no commissions to be added.
Their agent will DO ready at oil times
to give intotmalioi or advise 70 those
who mny apply either in person or by
mail. .
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~
SfrnNrlIcrrLeh.

Not quito vet, but there will DO il
there's. sufficient virtue in Elko soil to
cause those vines which Judge Taylor
gavo us this morning, to fructify.
Frank Bell sent them up to tho Judge,
whose knowledge Of gardening extends
not beyond the kitchen variety. mud he
admitted TINT although he was satisfied
Frank meant we'll, the little mesa no
tried was tho poorest kind Of greens,
for nfter boiling an hour and half, it
would require q sausage suffer to
"chuw EN-"
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from Fridays Daily.1


It ngOin becomes our pninful duty
10 record another slaughter OF inno-
cents. Charley Fr0elic, Jake Gnrrecht
and Iko Os.reicher were tho ruthless
invaders OF ill.,. penc9Iul hauuts OF tho
upoifeuding fowls Of the mir and BEASTS
of tho mountains. No hill wns too
high nor dell too deep TO ropcl their
onward march, and Us pc.tilcnce md
famine they stalkCd forth, invading
every scIuestcrcd nook, aud Banging
at anything aud everything bansnU.e.
Tho destruction Of powder aud projUc.
tiles was fearful, md the consumption of
grub Nhd whisky no loHs so. According
To tho report OF member OF tho party
.---he Inns applied for adrnitlnnco into tn
order OF tho "persistulIts'. fish
wcro caught in abundance. aud
six mulo team could hive
hauled tho game they killed.
Their suceoGs would have been more
marked IL they had hat moro time, but
being restricted TO eight days, II wor.
ricd EN- powerful to secure pussiLlc
record, and at tho same timo prevent
tho contents Of tho commiSsary's kcg
from suuring. On thpir why home
while just lrisurely jogging along, n
couple Of rhomboids aud pnrailrlo.
gram werc bnggcd just above Jollnson's,
AMI near tho crossing OF Pic crock n
tremendous hogupontomHs was rescued
from the furious food. TIogupontomar
stcnks and rhomboid ronsls can now bo
had for the asking ut the principal res
tauranls.
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Freight Ilrcriyrtl,

Frcights by rail still continue To- ar
rive freely. fonr cars Of general mcr-
chandisc, Gmong which was n large lot
for the Martin White Company at
Ward. K"inl,art & Go. also received
today two moro cars Of Cunl from
Evanston, and Frank Smith received n
car load Of machinery for the Grand
Prilo Company from San Franciscu.
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From Wednesdays Daily. ]


NJ. II. burgess, Of the firm Of Law
renee, Burgess & Co., Of Salt Lake City,
manufacturers Of every variety Of salt,
has been IN town on business connected
with that house during the past two
days. lfu goes out to ruscarurn 10y tho
stage tiIin evening TO confer with the
mill owners Of Tint section. with view
of contracting with them for supplies
i'll his line. We found Mr. Burgess 10
ho n pleasant gentleman. ono with
whom square deal might bc made, we
drink.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02

DR.. II. ]. Gnrdinier, OF Gardiner
Bros. practical dentists OF California,
and graduates Of tho Philadelphia Dem
tai College, who during tho past three
weeks has been. practicing his profess
ion in this place most successfully. de-
parted for his homo by the west bound
train, this morning. Tho Doctor in
forms us that ho will revisit Elko in
the course OF threo or four months, aud
prepared to remnin with us for a time
at lenst. il not to establish himself here
permanently.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
from Saturdays Da'ly.t
The Tusearoru Stage Stopped.

o.. The Tusrarorn Stage Stopped.
As the stage from. Tuscarora. on its
tyny here with the usual cargo Of bull
lion and passengers. reached tho Car
lin road junction i'll Taylor's canyon,
il WIS suddenly brought to halt by
voice proceeding from heavy clur,p
Of sage, crying" Stop!" YisiOus Of
shot.guns and things instantly appeared
To the aiirighted outfit, and the driver,
like prudent stnger, ut once complied
with the demand. The intrepid treas
urc guard, who occupied an intrcnehcd
position on the inside, coolly trained
lis masked batteries to beur upon the
voice which had been the occasion Of
all the CONSERVATION, aud placilly
awaited developments. They came;
but instead of armed figures with pune
tured burlnps cOHccnling their sinister
features. Ii bare.headcd. badly blown,
insignificant looking person, cane up
ON slow trot, and requested TO he
taken aboard. AS the cabin was full.
lie wns given q position OH deck, nntl us
tho vehicle ngain started tho interior
batteries were sullcnly rc.mnskud to
await genuine alarm, which wasn't
far behind. for presently light team,
continuing tho Governor Of Tusrarorn
uni the iratc proprietor OF Il popular
caravansnry of thxt place. came tearing
UP Mt II brcak-neck pace. md the Gov
trnor, producing rcquisiuon for the
person Of an abscOutling hnsh-eater i'll
the namu Of tho commonwealth over
which ho presided, again halted the
United States Mnil, nnl with an efFront-
cry only brgot Of long continued and
unqucstioned authority. pokcd the
sulphur end Of loc0-forO matches III
tho fnccs III all OH board-exccpt the
deck passenger referred to, he having
drb,rkcd somewhere between the rcgu-
lar mndings. Discovering nothing Of
cOntr"hana character ON board, the
stage WAS again released. and finally
Reached here i'll safety about sunrise in
She morning. The ahScondlng debtor
was captured on the dry following, and
nftcr diSGorging in full WIS suffered to
tramp along.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02
nov Patents.

Through Dewey y Company, Patent
Agents, San Francisco. we receive tho
following list Of United St"'cs patents
granted to Pacific Coast inventors, viz:
benjamin L. Frank, Colfax, Cnl.,
fire escapes William Erpclsheimer,
$. L., frightening and stretching ropes,
belts. etc.; Jcsso failing. Umntilln.
Oregon, carpet fasteners; George Har-
ris, Pctalumn, Chi, drieis for fruit and
other articles; Painter e. Calvert. s. f.,
(labcl) tho stock condition powder.
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WeeLlY Chronicle.

4 copy Of the first issue Of tho Yir-
ginin Weekly Chronicle came to hand
Yesterday. 1t is mndO up from tho
most important and interesting matter
contained in tho spicy daily publicN,
ton. 1t is q first-clnss medium OF
news, and tho mere nominal figure 50
at which it is furnished per nnnum,
plnees il in rcach OF all.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02
Another Itnilron,l,

The Central Pacific Company has
just completed another railroad IN this
county. Its on The prismUidn plan,
being built on Btilts. IL extends from
the upper Ia tho lower nnd from tho
lower 10 the upper depot. mud is laid
on tha elevated platform ns II local
convenience. It's doing thriving
business. mud affords grost amusement
to Tho boys.
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From Monday'S D"ily.l
The Erlcnn hIIl,r.

Through a letter from tho Supcrin-
tenIlent Ot the Falcon mine ut Rock
Creek to VI. L. Freeman, President of
the F. &c III Mining Company. we obtain
the following particulars in relation to
the present condition and prospects of
TINT promising property: The main
shaft has rcnched depth Of l25 feet,
and drifting upon the lead Inns begun
from that level. Mr.. Norton says:
Tho north drift is in seven feet md
continues TO improve us we advance,
the rich pay streak widening out TO
two feet The cnst drift is in four feet,
ledge matter. and everything indicates
the near approach TO II gocl ledge 10
the eastward. The nInin lead where
cut ut the shaft, is fully six feet widu
between wills. Their" e good reason
10 believe that developments within tho
next few days will greatly snrpass in
extent anything yet discovered in the
mine" The lead may develop larger.
but that richer cyo t!inu that already
tukeu OFT of the Falcon will he fonad
is improbable, rs silver ore rarely yields
higher.
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The smalI balloon building formerly
nsrd ns shoe shop hy Il. s. Yates oil
Euilroad street, and since occupied a
scqucstcrcd retreat ovcr "ferninsl" tho
upper depot, ngWin got un1Gr way yes.
tcrdIy, and finally anchored nboul three
points ~ lecwurd Of tho Cont house,
aud hbout half cable length from the
Snnc. it IL The "rrnvoliugest" old craf.
IN the town without any conception.
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Young I'm years uu ola In Crime.

Young; I'm Years Bat Ola Iva Crime.
Sheriff y. II. Arnold oil Colusu, Cal
ifornii, arrived here hy last evenings
train with rcquisition for one Madi-
son Reno, alias Barker, alias McCartyr
nh cscnpcd prisoner from the Colusn
county jail. 4 rewurd WIS offered for
his cnptnrc, and pictures of the Gull
pr;i, one Of which arrived here. was the
means U! his Identification and subso-
Gucnt rest by Sheriff SeitZ AMI Con-
stable Billings las: Friday. From the
COlusn Sheriff we learned dat The pris-
oncr was an old offender, having at diff
frrcnt times effected his escape from
the Ecfurm School at Murysvillc. and
from the county jai!s Of Yolo. Butte,
Calaycras. MaTced ana lastly ColuSG
OH the 10th Of July last. From the
Mrrced county iui! he succeeded i'll cB-
Gaping twice in Ole week, sinca which
time he is known To have burginri2ed
two houses, AMI stolen three horses
frum M mnmy different parties. Sheriff
Arnold traced the fur;itiTc ns far usi
Reno, but cum'i get ~ clua - hi"
whrryUliJutI uItjl the Information rf
his arr II ut ibis place. The slight,
vou!hful !isnrr. which passed down the
p, form uI.L itmurely entered II car,
with 'aTdJ htcurciy DInnIclcd, would
scnrccl, h, Va been supposed 10 lie cnpn-
bic Uf nch aNirS the unrnviablc nOtu-
Iiriy ailnchii. go IL thief and burglar.
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A. What D'yc-cnll-It.

Judge Taylor, dry or two ago, laid
aside his judicial robes. and assuming
his executive functions, proceeded 10
the town of Carlin, where tho nature of
his business brought him in coInmnn-
ion with n red-headed female whose
temper having been soured by series
Of advcrsities---Oh wo cnme mighty
near putting our foot into it. Why,
those strawberry vines were given
there we 90 again Confound it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02

JoShnN Rufuor, n former citizen Of
this placo is Oh tho street ngaiu, ell
gnged In nursing wounded hnnd.
Whilc handling horse nj tho old Owy.
leo Btalion Oh tho Cornucopia ntngo
r"Ah, few days ngo. tho animal hit
him foul lick, breaking finger ma
"N'cd' lie cnmo horr for surgical at-
'oh''on, Nnd Ii getting along smoothly
nnd comfortable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-02

Peterson " Company completed the
floor in their hall to-day. and nothing
like it upon which topraclicc the grace
full cvolutions of the "Boston Dip" or
to snil through the inbyriuths Of tho
"Jcrscy Glide" has cvor bUen present.
cd to tho Elku dcvutecs of tho Eight
Fantastic" 1t In equal to the deck Of
forc.and after. and "who couldn't
druco OH that floor, ho couldn't dance
u all"
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AFTERNOON nc:nD,

-,n az -. $50
az n"ym0nd and Ely ~, l6A,
IVY Eureka Con-, Al, AZ, Az.
3io Leopard, 2loc, 2O5o: E. 49,,
6o Northern Belle 17H!Ss
zoS0 hussey, 65c, Goo. 65o. XXI.
90 manhattan, IVY.
26a0 De Frees, l7oo, *.
o 3sO Grand Pfize, 1871 lST, 10
SSoo Argcntni l05e,
49O0 Navajo, n, l9Oc, 1900, 1850, z
W Jackson, 0,'6T. H.. II. go go
lou Alps, lM', -, ;.'..,-5's -; ~
Zoe Patch, -, ~
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE. !.

NOTICE TO JACOB HAHN, oO.oHNER IN
~ tho Ella NJ no: You arc hereby notified az
owner Of one fourth interest In tile EIII Tnlne,
nitualed In ltock Orch Mining d strict, Elko
ninety days aflet tho pnblica lon Of this notice,
you viii have failed 10 contribute yonf pro.
portion Of the .nhubl expenditure n1Sdk od Ihs
said inlio dnfing nni for iho year 1917, ~ 70.
CURED " tho act OF Congress, sppSoysd March
10Th, 1872, and amendments thereto, JouE In.
tereai, as ADORE described, win bscofua The
property OF JoIt to-oWneTS, the undSIslgnsd.
who have nIate the annual expenditure, Aos
cOrding TO lA~, on said mlnIpg property.
TIlEO. GhHRECHT,
,. J. 0AHHICnT,
ID, hOHLEn.
Eito, August 40, 1871. a3osod
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PCrHaikHl.

Hon. j. Is. Moore came down from
Rally Valley yesterday Oh business
lie looks like an honest Granger, hut
you can't always generally tell.
joe. Triplctt nnd younger branch
of the fnmily. Master Phil. arrived
from Lalmoillc to-day, and the little
fellow desire to view tho interior de.
pnrtmcnt of II printing Office and play
thu "deyil" was thoroughly gratiilrd. :
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ANNUAL MEETIA0y

0TFToE OF THE TUscAnonA ooNsoLi1
~ dat"d Mining Company, EIko, AuBuu %,
1877. Tho ANNUAL meeting Of tho stoekn oldera
for the election Gf Trustees 10 perTe icS Ma
ensuing fScsl yrsf, aud for thsiransAclion OF
such thrt buHlneRs NJ may como before tho
injecting. will DO heid At The olilce, OF Eespcy (
llirllw, klgo, So',, OH MONDAY SEfTEHBEk
SRYES fEESTiI. 1911, At I p. m. TtanIfet Books
Will cl1'c on Saturday, September Is, AZ SP.
u. aud teIualn closed until Aftot Tho Ln6oiina.
A2I'Jw II. II. GRANT, BeuSsla5y.
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Another mining A..ideut.

Hugh HnlligHn, n miner employed
oil the lGO0-foot Lowell OF the California
mine, Virgiiin City, vas seriously in
jured by blast Tneslny morning. His
injuries nre attributed TO tho careless-
ness Of workmen who charged tho blasts
and fnilcd to notify Halligan that they
had been fred.
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Bullion Received,

Tho stage from the north this morn.
ing brought down nnd delivered at tho
office Of Wells, Fargo & Go. from Cor
nucopin bars Of Leopard bullion
weighing aGi pounds and valued at
SG,S2l 90; from Tusrnrorl II bars Of
Grand prizo bullion weighing UI5
pounds and valued NJ SIT ,902 10.
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Some largo specimens OF Falcuu orc
jnst brought in from tho lower work
ings OF tho minc by George &ciIA. who
has been on . visit to Rock Creek dis.
trict exceeds. II possible, IN richness
anything yct taken out, being n mass Of
solid nntimouial and ruby silver.
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Dom, Pat the i'"ur !vur.insrnan

This is the title Of tho greatest motto
song ever published in Arnrrira. WHIT
ten mud composed by bobby Ncwcuntb.
Will bC sung in nlm0S. every thrntrr in
the land. Price 81 cents per copy. II
you cannot get il from your regular
music dealer, send 10 the Publisher, +.
W. lIclnick, No. 80 West ith street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. Having
assumed entire control OF tho black
smithing, whGon.making nnd machine
shops, am noT prepared to do any
and all kinds Of Tork in my line, pnr.
ticularly ths repairing OF agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms. '..1s 80
A. DnrcE.
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IIullInII Received,

The stnGc from tho north this morn
ing brought 10 tho aflicc Of Wells. Fargo
& Go. one bar of bullion from tho mill
at Mountain City, the product, wo be.
liovc, Of orc from the Mountain Laurel
mine, weighing 80 pounds and valued
nj 81 200.
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SoESCCoptA, Aug. 20, 1871.
EDIYoE Observation-Disclosures rnln-
bling around the country for month,
and having visited cvery mine in that
time, many OF these with " idesprend
regulations, I hnvo come to the con-
riusiou that right here VIC have mine
that beats them all. It is the Hussey.
after making n personal examination
OF il, | find the new strike on the $50
foot level To exceed the most sanguine
expectations Of its wnrmcBt advocates.
The ledge il about eight feet wide, and
nm average assay taken from it was
5;2Sg 0G. 4 winze hns been sunk on
the ledge to II depth of no feet. show.
ing continuous ledge with the ore
getting richer us it goes down. Quite
an excitement prevails in iowa over it,
and stocks are changing hands on the
streets mt fancy prices. l,3a
The Panther ID making preparations
TO erect hoistinG works, having already
bought nh engine which will BE- hero in
few days. The mine owned by Sui
'ivHn e. Co. is looking splendid and get
TIM better. They nro down sixty feet
aud l. ave two feet OF splendid ore, and
all feel that the prospects Of tho camp
are frightening. PAL.