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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-30
AoraI ann State NeWs.
Tuesday, December 80, 1879.

Gen. Jas. A. Hall, Geo $. Kimball, Esq,
of Rockland, and Hon. +. {. harrington OF
Fryeburg, were in the city yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-30


Er>nsnd Report.
Money easy. So m call, CLOSING at ). Prime Der.
cantil. paper af.
transactions, IS, 100.
Closing bids.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-30

China Locals.
The NJ. f. Sabbath School had a Christ
mas tree on Thursday evening, which was
beautifully loaded The exercises were of Il
novel and interesting character, and passed
off without a mistake A large audience at
tended.-A new lodge of Good Templars,
called the Harlem Lodge, has been organized
on China Neck. ID. w. Wentworth, Lodge
Deputy. The original China Lake Lodge at
tho village is yet in active operation.-Mr. c.
II. Nelson went upon the Lake on Monday to
exercise valuable trotter, he was soon con-
verted into swimmer, and after short,
sharp struggle Mr.. Nelson was so fortunate as
to land his horse on solid ice, so no damage
ensued.-Splendid sleighing and well i'm
proved. "A singing school commenced last Sat
urday night, under instructions from j. Z.
Ryder. teacher Of the village school.-The
counting-o out business continues the absorbing
topic. A call had been prepared for an in
dignation meeting on Wednesday evening,
but the news Of Saturday indicating refer
ence in the whole dispute to the Supreme Court,
has left the movers somewhat In doubt whether
to 90 ahead or lay on their oars. If the mat
ter had been submitted in the beginning, as
it should have been better satisfied than now
after so much mischiefhas been accomplished.
While we submit for the sake Of peace. we
are just as ready, to stand up for and defend
our rights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-30

Republican Indignation Meeting.
SACo, December ~. The republicans of
this city held an indignation meeting in City
CA led to order by S. G. Hamilton, who nom
mated ivory Lord, Esq, as chairman.
Among The speakers were X. l.. Bowers, +
w. Gupul. II. IL. Burbank and Hon. Joseph
to the course pursued by the Governor and
tounol but TO assert their rights.
The Montgomery Guards Notified TO be
Ready to March.
puWrI >xp, December ~. Capt. Lynch of
the Montgomery Guards has notified
his men to be ready to march at an in
slant notice, from which it is inferred that
the company " ith the Light Infantry will be
called to Augusta.
Cleared for Liverpool.
steamer Dom MON cleared for Liverpool
to-day, to sail at once.
Fusion Meeting IN Belfast.
BtlrA.r, December %. Hayford Hall
pa. ked to is utmost capacity this even
lus in response To IA call for claw and or
der" meeting. to sustain the Governor and
Cuunr in their recent action. The meeting
" As cal,ed to order by VIM. +. Colburn, Esq,
and the follow ing officers were chosen
{ hartman, Hon. VIM. VI. Rust; Vice Presi
dents. c. b lIa<,ltine, VIM. II Burrill, Geo
II Slrcrer Belfast; Crosby Fowlc Unity;
WIN. Berry, Burnham; d. X. Drake, Jack
son: T. e. Freeman. Iincolnville; w. 5.
Pendleton, I,choro; +. A. Dhkey, North
port; Joseph Park, Srarsport; John lleagan,
Stnckion; Thomas Storer, Morrill,; James
BrkneI. Belmont. Secretary, Luoius II.
March, Committee on resolutions, W. IL.
CLcllan, Geu. T.. Wallace, Joseph Will
hanson Il. w. Ellis, F. II. Durham,
Mr. ku,t. on taking the chair, addressed
he meeting in brief spcet h. He read ex-
tracts from various speeches made at recent
republican meetings, and claimed that they
we're revolutionary in their character. He
was very severe upon the republicans, and
accused them If carving the late election by
" h l.>ale bribery. He sand that Tweed and
ht> r'gn were no more corrupt than are
Jane, g. Blame AMI ms ring to day
COY. Garcclnn Was then introdu, ed and
va, received with loud applause. He began
y ,ay ng he had not come here to make an
Apology for any thing he had done or left I'M
zone. He spoke Of the recent election and
he rumor. soon after in regard to the count
ING of the votes. lie sand that prominent re
put.I. can, hA! men sand that the law of Is :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-30
The Montgomery Guards Notified TO be
Ready to March.

PoWri >ND, December ~. Capt. Lynch of
the Montgomery Guards has notified
his men to be ready to march at an in
slant notice, from Inch it is inferred that
the company " it'll the Light Infantry will be
ga He'd TO Augusta.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

A recent picnic was turned into hol-
low mockery by every fellow remember
ing to bring corkscrew, and depending
on somebody else to furnish the bottle.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

A young fellow remarked the other
day that when b. kissed his sweetheart
he always closed the blinds or pulled
down the curtain.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

II must have been slippery weather
when the prodigal son returned, as it is
said the old man s4ell on his neck"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

"Don't you think" said husband in
~ mild form of rebukc to his wife, "that
women are possessed by the devil {"
eyes" was the quick reply, "as soon rs
they are married."
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH

"Forget not thine own importance,
is an Old prOvcrb. IT'S about the only
thing some men don't forget.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

"Green street" called ont the cODduc-
tor. "Greens treat, ell 7" calculated an
individual in the corner Of the car. "All
right (hic) just lieye drink of Green
(hicYs auy other man."
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

Boy, see here! A tcn-year old boy in
Maine hid under the lounge to hear what
his sister Mary's beau would say. Light
ming struck the house, ran along the
floor and-----dcad boy.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

The Irish remains known rs Con
O'Neill's Castle, Castlereagh, were Or
ordered by their proprietor te be enclos-
ed by wall built around the ruins. If
ever there was real Hibernian bull,
the agent Of the estate perpetrated one
on this occasion, for he actually pulled
down the ruins themselves to obtain
stone for wall to enslo9e them
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

A grey-haired widower Of our acquain-
tnnce thinks certain young lady the
"swcctcst and pretticst little darling in
Baton Rouge because she said he was
was one OF the most venerable matrim0-
nal candidates in the field. He consid-
ers his chances very hattering as soon
as the Grst day of January initiates
Leap Year"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

Out at the camp meeting, about fif-
teen miles west Of town, the following
brief remarks were exchanged between
amcmber OF the cloth and green, g'lw-
Ky country youth: Parson-"Young
man, are you looking for salvation ~
Grecny-"No, sir; am looking for Sal
Jackgop,u
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

A bachelor, upon reading that 1.-TWO
lovers will sit up oil night with one
chair in the ROOM" said 1t could not be
done uiless one Of them sat on the floor.
Such ignorance ~ painful.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

Anegro down the road undertook to
outrun the train ~ it was getting under
good headway, and when ho picked
himself up, after being thrown twenty
feet and landing on his head, he said /:
"You don't ketch this here chile dom
dat again. It's u right smart wonder
didn't tear these britches clean off,"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

A young lady was endcavoring to i'm
press upon the minds of her Sunday
school scholars tho sin and terrible pun.
isb'ncnt Of Nebuchadnezzar, and when
she said that for seven years he ate grass
like COW, she was ast0nshed by lit
tic girl who innocently asked: 'Did
he give mlkw
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

The judge ut court in Maine recently
sentenced cuprit to twenty-five wears
in the State prison. The fact was com
mun;catel to the prisoners mother, who
was struck at tie magnitude Of the SEN
tencc. "What did they do that fore'
she exclaimed. twenty-five years !!
Why, he won't be c0ntcntcd there
three wceksw
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

That was on observing boy, If he was
but six years old, who said: "Papa, |
wish you'd quarantine against Tom
Jones comm here every night to see
Jane---it's got to be too epidemic"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

A poetcss sings: Il love thee every
hour" That's right. Girls who love a
fellow only four or five hours out of the
twenty -four, and bestow their affections
on scvctal other chaps during the re-
naming hours Of the day, are what the
custom house officials would call frauds
in silk" They should love every hour
or not ut all.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

The Rochester Herald feels called upon
to deny that Susan B. Anthony has any
children. Considering the fact that she
never had any husband, the Hcrald's
kindness becomes Mt once apparent.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

lie promised to cleave to her; and they
went to the threatre, and when he came
back between acts with piece Of cork
in his whiskers, she knew by the fra
GRANGE he exhaled that he had Glove.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

Father (who is always trying to teach
his son how to act while at the table)--
"Wcll, John, you see that when | have
finished eating I always leave the Ia
bic" John--"Ycs, sir; and that is all
Won do leave"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

In this world man is likely to get
what he gives. Mems hearts are like %
whispering gallery to you. If you speak
softly n gentle whisper comes back, il
you scold you get scoded. With the
measure you mete ont il il measured to
you again.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

A horse in Chicago drank two gallons
of beer in mistake for water, and about
fifteen minutes he danced around the
wagon and wanted to know who run
that town If he didn't. 1t affects every
thing lust that way.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

When city becomes infested with n
band of old and young croakers, they
work more harm than good, active
band of robbers. When thus afflicted,
the greatest boon it can pray for is a
few magnificent funerals.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

How came you to fail in your exam
ination 7" asked a tutor Of one of his pu-
pills; 81 thought ! crammed you thor
oughiy." "Weii You sec," he replied,
"the trouble was that you crammed me
80 tight couldn't get it out"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

Gentleman in road: care you call
in that ould baste Of yours q clever
hunter, BancyV Gentleman in gar
den: "Jndade am thin. He's always
huntin-for 1t bit Of something to eat,
and bcdad, he's clever when he finds it,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
sipsr'a Opera Rssss.

The benefit Of Lawrence Barrett al
Pipsr's Opera House last evening wss .
substantial one. and the quality Of the
audience most complimentary TO Mr..
Barrett. The house was jammsd and
the audience delighted q they must be
with every impsrsonatiou BY Mr.. Bar.
rett. Shylock IL not bis strongest i'm
personation. The character Of the
crafty. misery and rsvenssful Jew. ID
evidently not exactly to the liking OF
the actor and does not transform him 90
completely a. either Hamlet or Richie
lieu. Still his impsronsion was q
strong one. A David Garrick he had
an opportunity 10 turn . new side 70 the
audience. and they were delighted with
II. The change from his other imper'
sonations during the present engagement
was wonderful and served to show how
completely be enters into the spirit Of
every character he takes. Tonight
Richard III. There will be IN snter.
tainmsnt at the Opera House to.mor'
row Sunday night. Monday evening
"Rosedals."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
LAKE DISTRICT.
Mass. Casava.'s opisses sfIs-Rsek
from she Mammoth.


Captain Matt. Csnavan Of the New
York mine has returned from Lake Dis
trict. and says his already favorable
opinion Of the mines there has been not
only confirmed. but strengthened. Tbs
Mammoth mine comes moro than up 10
his expectations. They have recently
barred 100 feet more Of the ledge. and
run a crosscut 10 feet into the vein. and
encountsrsd no wall nor signs Of any.
The gangus Is from 8 to 4 feet wide Of
metamorphic tale. and has . pitch OF 20
degrees to the east; course IS 10 60 de-
srees west OF north and east OF south.
The whole country where underground
workings have BEEN made 10 well defined.
strong. and has about the same pitch.
There are nov three ~crosscuts in ths
Mammoth. and they show very plainly
the nature and course Of the vein and
the quality OF the rock.
He has q map Of the section showing
the situation OF the mines there. The
Armstrong. in which he 10 interested.
lies north OF west and adjoining the
Mammoth. From what has been said
Of the course Of the vein above. II can
not but run directly into the Armstrong,
II IL has any extension at al.
The rock shown Is very rich In free
gold and bears also large quantities oil
silver. Mr.. CanAvan has several speci.
mems. all exceedingly rich. A reporter
Of the NHws took the poorest piece oil
the whole l~ot-asample showing NO free
gold and taken without selection BY MI
Canavsn from the ledgs-and had II a..
saysd. Following 10 the result. a. given
by E. Martin & Co., Virginia; Geld,
$50 20; silver. sl97 90; total. $25s ID,
Some Of the gold specimens would &c
high into the thousands. Such sample,
do not need 10 be assayed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
Debate In the Reichstag.

BERLIN. May 3.-The Rsichstag yes
tsrday commenced the tariff debate.
Bismarck declared Il was necessary to
make the Empire financially indspsnd'
emit, and to remove inequality on the
amounts contributed by the various
States. He did not desire q larger in.
come than was necessary to meet the OF.
penditurss OF the Empire. He believed
that indirect taxes were the kind most
easily borne, and In proof OF this view
pointed TO the examples OF Russia and
France. Owing. he said, to the burdens
on landed property In Germany the pro.
duotion OF corn was more heavily taxed
than Ito importation. Germany had DO.
come Q refuge for the reduction Of the
ovsr.produotion OF foreign countries
aud required moderately protective
duties. Since the great lowering Of the
tariff she had been bleeding to death,
The question was one altogether apart
from party feeling. The removal Of
uncertainty In regard to the commercial
policy wAs OF paramount necessity. II
would bs better 10 reject the bill prompt
ly than allow II TO drag on.
Herr Dslbrursk opposed the bill.
entering into = long technical argument.
The debate was then adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
PACIFIC COAST sRrvrrlEs.

Reno Journal, May 3: Old Borsss was
ON his high horse night before Last. and
played havoc with several Of the half.
finished buildings around town. Tho
Pollard House. . large two-story 28x80
building. was blown over and completely
demolished at 7:30 yesterday morning.
Eight carpenters were d work In the
building at the time. Harry 0sborns
had his collar bone broken and his head
badly cut; q. @. Crsal escaped with .
bruised back and . confusion on the
head; Charley Hundlsy had his back
hurt. The rest managed to escape. but
had very close calls. Jim Bradley's
building nov lies PROSTATE from an over
dose OF wind. Fortunately NO o VA
hurt. Other buildings received more or
less damage. The wind was evidently
celebrating the second anniversary OF an
event In which IL played an important
part just two months before.
Eureka Leader. April 80 : An accident
occurred this morning d the Wales Con.
solidatsd mine, the consequences Of
which, although serious, were fortu.
natsly not fatal. Two men were at
work In the bottom Of the shaft, and
had Just struck into hard ground. whsn
O quantity Of earth oaysd In from .
point about 90 feet above, falling upon
them. One Of ths men escaped With .
few bruises, but the other, Henry Nor
ton, sustained . bad fracture Of the
right Arm. Dr.. Blshop was sent for and
went to the mine this afternoon. and set
the broken limb.
Tusearora Tmss. R<visss The Grand
Prize and Indspendspos Companies
shipped bullion during the month Of
April to the amount Of $3.50 "a,
divided 90 follows Grand Prize. $751;
SOL 81; Independence. S2s.s s5 IS.
Joe II. Woodwork OF Tuscarora and
Chief Clerk OF the Assembly. has been
appointed Deputy Warden Of the State
Prison. vice Colonel Jerry Moore. re-
signed.
Reno talks Of organizing Q military
company. II 10 . move In the right
direction. Every town In the State
should have such an organization.
Steps have been taksn TO organize q
stock board In Lsadville. Colorado. The
Lssdvillians think themselves too far
away from market.
Thomas Hitchcock, who vas run over
by Q train near Reno several days ago, 10
not expected 10 live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
who Ar. suyiss sssel.r

During the rise Of the past few days.
says the San Francisco Poa Of yestsr.
day. We find that comparatively few
people in this vicinity have figured a.
buyers Of the favorits stocks. The big
orders which have been executed BY
leading brokers. and which were the
Of advancing values, were nearly
all received from Virginia City. We
stated . few days ago that this fact do
noted an increase Of merit In the mines.
for our nsighbors Of the Comstook do
not purchase without something tangible
turns up. In the o 8 OF 0phir the pur-
chasss for Virginia City account were
unusually heavy, and show that the re-
cent improvement in the bottom OF the
incline, which was exclusively an
nounosd In the Post . few days since, II
important and valuable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
I.rsu.I TO n .oLD HUI DAILY x.v..l
The Zulu War.


LONDON. May "a Capctown dis.
patch Of April 10 says: Dubslinanzi.
who led the attack on Ginglslova OH the
Sd instant. and other chiefs with large
armed following have proffsrsd submis.
sion. Lord Chelmsford promised them
personal safety and possession Of their
cattle. but pending the war they should
BE- located on British territory. John
Dunn having pledged bis word for their
safety, the chiefs are expected In at onos.
The head Of the intelligence department
has Moved forward from Graytown To
meet representatives from Cstywayo.
bat the sincerity Of his proposals IL sus.
psctsd. Everything portends early
psaos. Universal hope Is entertained
that the resignation OF Sir Bartle Frere
will not be accepted. As regards Lord
Chelmsford every kindly allowance ID
made for his conduct Of the war. bui
public opinion remains as adverse a
ever.
A dispatch from Lord Chelmsford an.
nounoss the transfer OF the headquartsrs
Of his staff TO Utrecht. Colonel Crea.
look commands the division OF the army
ON the lower Tugsla river. General
Nswdseats superssdss Colonel Wood.
Colonies Pearson and Wood will com.
mand independent flying columns.
Sir Bartls Frsrs tsleersphs that with
the exception Of . small but very VIC.
lent minority the Boer leaders appear
generally open to reason
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
THE FoRMAH SHAFT.
brand Combissties 60 sinh 10
l,,5o Feet rsspesdiealaRiy-
Items OF the Ayrsenasas.

Another important step has just been
taken toward an economical working oil
the mines OF the Comstock through
combination shafts. The importance Of
such measures are too obvious to need
calculation at this time. II combines q
lessenins Of necessary running sxpsn-
see with that Of perpendicular workings
over those through inclinss.
From Charles Forman. Supsrintsnd-
ent OF the 0verman and Caledonia
mines. is derived the following with re-
gard to a recent agreement Of the Crown
Point. Bslcher. Segregated Bslehsr.
Ovemian and Caledonia Mining Com
paniss to sink the Forman shait to the
perpendicular depth OF 4.250 feet. The
work IL to DO done under the direction
OF Q Board OF Directors consisting OF
the Presidents Of the Ave mining CON-
panies and the shaft is TO DO known a.
the forman shaft.
The proportion OF the expense to be
borne by each Of the mining companies
above named il As follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
MINING NOTES.
Matters OF Interest All Aissg the
Lode.

10000 - ---- A.
q puone cannon nav '''E''''a 'H'
secret drift by which Me. sutro sndeav-
| ored, before the compromise, to connect
A.. ,rr,.l With m. VIM. leading from
60 J,,.o.-.. r,,.
the iooo 70 'nsi'"o VI .a' 'A'ase' ~"
drift has now been taken up oy air.
Sutro. with consent Of the Savage. and
completed. This il 80 that, II necessary
-, .omn,.,. Nh. ,r,,., on ,;ms
7"
land engineers say VIII % necessary
the debris Of the last 1000 feet Of the
.ub. drain to the tunnel can be- run out
,o hi, Wine aud raised through the
s.v.,.. An employe of the tunnel to-
day declared that the Savage, in consid-
Grafton Of the completion Of the fore
going connection, had agreed to raise
~. 5.h,;. Tor 40 can't, per ton. and that
NJ, sn,yo had consented 10 psy that
ann.
The Sierra Nevada new pump arrived
this morning and was immediately de-
liversd. Itisa Cameron plunger, No.
L. and looks like business.
Alta and Benton have reached the
much.lougsi-for 1850 level with their
Joint incline aud are o preparing to
open that level up. Then crosscuts are
to DO run on the 1850. 1850 and 1850
levels simultaneously.
The Pacific mill will seJn commence
the reduction OF Justice ore.
The Sierra Nevada ore-house is raised
and will DO completed this coming week.
The Sierra Nevada has made connsc-
ton by wagon road between the new
| dump site and the Mariposa mill. This
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
DR.. mlNriH,s NKrHRKrIcuM.

"A compound nuid extract Of Dachul Dr.
Miniis's Nsphrslicum works wonders. All
essss Of Dropsy. Bhght's Disease. Kidney. Biad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention oil
Urine arc entirely cured by the Nephretieum,
Gravel, Diabetes, pain In the back, side and
loin are cured when all other medicines havs
San Francisco say about Dr.. Mintie's Nephreti.
cum and kngiish Dsndslion pills, ave have
sold . large amount OF Or. Mint,e's medicines,
the Bnglish Dandslion Pills. also tho Nephreti.
oum. and In I'll cases they arc highly spoken Of
and Kive entire satIsfaction.- John A. ChilN,
Drusrist, Second street. Portland; G. II. Wood.
ward 4 Co., Druggists. corner fint and AldeI
streets. Portland. MesRs. Abrsms D Carroll,
vhoissais Drusaists. Nos 0 and 8 Front street,
s.a rrs nc Sd LAY; an" ~M m ns2ara R aspSs1 acgs
Ms prHle " All Druggists keep these medicinss
Fof all arrangements of the Liver. use DR.. MIN.
ties English Dsndelion Pills. For Biliorsnesl
ana Dyspep<is. use Or. hintie's Rnsi'.h nsIde
lion Pills. For Fsvsr and Ague. Va Dr nj les
English Dandeiion Pills. Every family mould
keep The English Dandelion Pills - hand. Or,
Hlntisis remedies will not ''curs I'll collplaints.'
bat will. n taken according TO directions, give
Immediate relief. and perfect . cure In oil
uoublss for which they as r-ecsmmendsd. Bold
THIRn havs been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis mads
By the wosdsrfai k1glish remedy, Sir Astiey
Coopef's vital Restorative. than By all otheI
remedies combined. WHY will you suffer
Send 70 A. 3. Mintie, n. D., No. II Kearny
street. Gan Frsncisoo. for the Restorative. and
b cured. Prie., - per bottle; four times thu
quantity. elo. Try . bottle. mh1e iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-03
Ned Canysn.

Captain Byrne. whom everybody in
this section knows. 10 in from Red Can.
yon, out here ten miles west Of south Of
Hinss' Hot Springs. He says there are
q dozen mining locations out there. The
rock 10 principally gold; the ledge has
q polar trend and the vein q regular
eastern dip, and one vell.defned wall.
Where opened up u has increased in
width from Q inches on the surface to
3h feet at the depth Of "a feet. The
ore runs ct that depth so per ton In
cold. He will return there Tuesday.