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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-31
From Thursdays Daily. I
SnimnEundi.

The Leopard Company has levied nu
assessment of 90 cents per shnre.
Parker the banjoist nul pen man is
doing the good people Of Ogden.
Bishop Whituker's School for Girls.
at Reno. rcopehcd To day.
r.. III. Griswold mud Dave Caspar mr..
rived from Eureka 10y last evenings
train.
A special train OF twenty cars Of tea,
passed throusn for the East at Two
O'Clock to-day.
L. r. Mayer camo down from Fort
HGlleck ugain this morning, and re.
Turns this evening.
Mr.. Anionie Duval and Mrs. VoImer.
will give n social dance and concert ut
Tuscnrorn, Sept. 9th.
Henry Brown is erecting n residence
III TuscaroTa nui will remove his fami
y as soon ns it is completed.
Anthony hal his Cleopatra: Henry
Ward his Elizabeth. and Roscoe his
Katherine. II this be buIl.doziny
mike the most of il.
VI. L. Freeman an ! ). s. S ara star,
for Union district, in the. southwest al
OF the county this evening. They will
he absent three or four days.
A large seal ring was lost OH the
street last evening, somewhere between
Odd Fellows Hall and the HUMBOLDT
Saloon. The inler will he rewarded by
leaving it at this Office 5
The east bound trnin las, night had
on b0ar'' ms passengers, Samuel Bran
nan. the we'll known Californian; Mrs.
Posepfeit, a sister Of Michael Reese; J.
Nnpthnlly, Of the infamous san Of San
francisco. and Fannie Edwards, the
noted pedestrian.
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Freeman d Comnnuv.

Tho Interior arrangements of the
new bank buillin, of VI. L. Fr.etnnu
and Co. are now abou. completed. The
large tire pool 'ault has been furnished
with shelves for the reception Of vain.
able books aud pnPers. A. q special
mark OF confidence in IL Integrity. We
were permitted to enter tho portals be.
hInd which tho treasure is stored; but
recognizing the wisdom OF the appeal
lead us mt into temptation,
beyond our power to resist " AIr. Free
man went along aud ekpl ,ipei. Upon
the shelves referred To wcr. regularly
AMI ALPHABETICALLY n~rrlngrd. all the
books uf account. correspondence. can.
ceii"d checks, certificates and every
paper of any value which has passed
through the bank and connected with
It's business since it began operations
IN March, lN7n; not "A single document
~bri"nSinS l." ia" institution during its
existence being missing, thus nIurding
n complete record of every Transaction,
which, without a moments delay. may
lie referred To anil examined. by Il
close Rhh"renrc To- nccur ,tu system,
within the space Of n h,if n dozen cnlIic
feet t"r complete li tory Il tho ,ntirc
business from III dry of cnmmenccmcmt
down To the present time lies as con-
'"n'rnt Tor r"In|ul. should tho occasion
require. "'thr pages II All open book.
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Msasssday.s p.ily.l.
AMI


Fitch and McBurn-y are pushing 10
completion as rapidly A. possible, the
walls Of the new Jail building.
Judge keeney arrived home by the
train last evening. after an absence Of
about three weeks. in San Francisco.
Reckhart j Froclich are building Of
brick and stone combined. in the e
Of their Bakery, an ice-house and .
general store house. The walls OF tho
former are up to q hightof ten or
twelve feet.
Captain Warner has for several days
past been confined to his room by i'll.
ness but we are glad to be able 20 an
nounco that he has again assnmued
the perpendicular, and that he feels as
though in the course of tao or three
days Richarl will be himself again.
A former we'll known resident OF this
county. Of whom We had lost sight for
several years, -- B~roadhead passed
through by the train this morning. on
his way to San Fppcisco. He inform.
ed US that he had been ut Yankee Fork
during the Summer. and that in some
mining ventures iu5that locality,h he had
been very successful. .Broad's"
many friends in this country will be
glad to hear that he had struck it rich.
The band Of two thousand head of
cattle driven ia here FROM the south
last evening, belonged to Joc wenzel,
of Eureka, who had them in charge.
They were FOUNDED up near the river
opposite town last night, and herded
until this morning. Some additional
vaquerors were Obtained here, aud Mt
an enrly hour the band was started 10.
wards Cheyenne, where Dir. wenzel
informed us he would take them unless
a good range should DO found before
reaching there. The ca;tle are now in
good condition.
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E,rnni nonnmzn Iitr-

q. IL, Rp'i"r, who wen. ont ~ Yam.
ke" Fork a Nv weeks ago. write4 from
bonanza City und"r date Of the 18th
instant. To- parties here. giving his
views respecting tn" mineral prospects
OF thai section. He stntes that he has
examined most of the prominent mines
and thinks their value has been over.
estimated. The Custer nina, he say =, Inns
some very good ore nnl larg: qu,nti-
ties nf low grade, but not enough work
has been lone upon il to dom pnstrnt,
It's ~perinanenry or value. The Charles
Dickens Ia II well defined lead. two feet
wide, and will yield IN average Of about
so per ton, principally in gold. The
Montana mine ia very rich in both gold
hnd silver, averaging nhOut $500 To- the
ton, but is not n we'll defined vein. and
the rich chimney ut ore now being
worked. ia hut IA few feet in extent. A
number Of locations Of less note than
ia" nbovc, may prove rich when devcl-
ored. but little - doing At present aud
the camp is exceedingly dull. There Is
no mill yet. md no preparation for
working the minrsis being made. Mr..
B"bi"r WIS about starting to prospect
At plt'' about thirty miles distant,
where son, very rich rock was rcport.
ed ~ just struck. '.''#
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The New Tusraror, firm

A. Y. Lnncastcr, Of the firm Of Ian.
c"s'"r u ca. Of ruscNrorn9 Inns dispos-
eel Of mis- interest to Woodruff 4 Ennor;
W. T. Smith. the junior member OF tho
old firm continuing in the business.
which will be conducted nj the old
stand under The firm name of Smith.
Woodruff n Ennor. From it's ~innugur.
alton tho nrm has done the prinptrul
merchandising business Of tho town.
and under the new regime. will doubt.
less continue 10 control tho trade In
itH line. All the p~arlios are old resi-
dents OF the county, we'll aud favorably
known. and start Ia with the best
wishes Of their numerous friends and
,cquainianCes.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
from Saturdays Daily.
AaimaSuadI.

'AaimaSuadI. aa" q
Regular meeting of Odd Fsllous, to-
F. +. Marx remained over here yes
t-rday. and started for San Francisco
this morning. gr''.srrE gt' .
z. S. Stokes. OF the Columbia Com
pany. Arrived by the train from San
Francisco last evening.
Catholic services will be held at the
Court House to. morrow morning at II
o'clock. Subject Of discourse-Athe.
ism. InGdelity and Christianity.
s. ID. Moray, Superintendent Of the
Blue Jacket mine, and H.. Il. Van
Dusen, Superintendent Of tho Columbia
Company. came up from Battle Noun
tain by the train last evening.
We lsainol to-day that the we'll
known 6rn Of A. V. Lancaster Il Co.
OF Tuscarora. had sold on, their extern
sire business in tha, place. We could
not, houuVer, learn the nuIncs Of their
successors.
y. V. Paddock and wife who had
been ON short visit to Salt Lake City.
r-turued home y"strrday. Mrs. Pad
dacS was taken seriously i'll on tho
route bacA, but we are glad TO hear is
now rapidly recovering her usual
health. o. a
The l,aO00 pounds Of sulphides SEN.
here from the mill at Columbia. were
to day shipped to Salt Lake for treat
ment. Air. T. S. Stokes, General
Superintendent for tue company. will
&" out to the City OF the Saints by this
evenings train.
smith Van Dreilcn has jus, returned
from sup rint, nding the gathering of
his hay crop Oh the line Of his stage
route north, and informs us that he
has purchased IA lot OF large young
horses which Ia" proposes to put in the
rlrrc OF the small stock now upon tire
road. Those upon which harness was
heing fitted here to-day. nro splendid
an aals.
The BarLrrous yuuu. person who
got bca,tly druak night before last, and
raised ~ much Cain as his personal al
tiIude would admit Of. was interviewed
Lr ~Jn-iic" ~Susgctt. yesterday. and the
N"unG person WINS diligently and indus
trio"-ly eng 'god to-day in ruStling up
s"ih'ient "'iu to ulpesoe the wrath to
e'm". "r becoming a guest nl the Fitch
A.ylIm. ..r...... E
Ia cas-" of the Chin-s., charged y 18th
i"niinS iin wat"ri Il the Huu.boI II.
thu" rrId"riu: them uuii for general
dom si:c purposes. was brow sht M in
JrNiic" Court this morning. but before
preceding 10 iT.Il, n compromise VIA
affected lay tho ACCUSED paying costs
anal ngr-ring Ia drsist from the urac
iic"s complained nf.
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Dsiiy.
Ssisnn.nn 70.

SsInn=nniI.
Tho Humboldt county Grand Jury
assemblies at winucnueca to-day. =
j.. p. Edoff has gone TO the Bay aud
will return with his family Friday
evening. NHh Il1G3S Ely
News from San Francisco at 4 O'Clock
this evening WAS TO the effect that Kal-
loch is improving. &"
Lorewell & Hawkins, the well known
photographers. have established = sue
cessful business in Tuacarora. -rr'
The County Assessors notice that
the taxes ON the proceeds OF the mines
for tho last quarter, are now due and
payable, will be found in another
column.
W. Dovey, principal Of the State
University, returned last evening from
a visit to his family in Lyon County.
Although less robust in appearance
than when he left here. his health isin
first rate condition, aud he looks for
ward to the resumption OF his duties
next Monday. with pleasure. the novel.
ty Of vacation having become worn ont.
His many friends here among both pu-
pills AMI citizens, heartily welcome him
again as 1 teacher IL a gentleman. "a
A sarPiriOn mes fingered Of late in
the m''Eid OF the local authorities. that
the IC,~. .il s4iue of tan has con-.
trary TO the statute made aud provided
for the special regulation Of euch
amusement, been OPP rated aud conduct
ed 10y certain local Mongolinns, ind
lasi night an unexpected visit to China
town. by an officer, revealed the fact
that the suspicion was we'll founded.
Having detected the guilelcss heather,
they were required to explain before
Justice Snggett. The matter was finally
adjusted hy the payment of 500 to
swell the county fund, in tie form of a
license for the regular term.
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AaiInasunaI.

I'll Haimaxunal. =
y. V. Paddock. who was taken sud.
denly quite i'll. We are glad to state i.
improving.
J. W. Gsshweilcr, the we'll known
mining operator. PISSED west by the
train yesterday saorpipg.
| G. L. Mayer OF Fort Halleck, came
down by the train yesterday morning
on business, and returned in the even
ing.
II. Mulcahy's teams loaded with salt
Tor Tuscarora 70 day and one of John
SpeneeS teams took on general mcreh-
andise for the same place.
The smelling works at Railroad dis
trict started up again for another run,
yesterday. and one Of John Spence's
teams starts out in tho morning for n
load OF copper bullion.
Two thousand head of cattle were
driven in on the White Pine road
through Huntington valley, arriving at
the river near the lower bridge. about ,
O'clock this evening. They were moved
In a body eastward, passing up the
river back 81 tbwn.. w. understand
that they belong to Eureka parties aud
arc being taken to an eastern market.
j. Rosenstock. formerly o! Carson
City. has just opened u with n full
and complete stock of gents and boys
clothing. hats, caps, boots nd shoes.
and n full liue of gents furnishing
goods. which he offer at the very lowest
cash figures, ut A~lrxsnier's brick store
on the corner Of Commercial and Fifth
street. See his advertisement in another
column. -.
Three cars, containing seventy FIVE
recruits. comprising a portion OF tn.
First and Sixth United States Cavalry,
under command of Colonel Sanford,
were attached to tho west bound OK.
press train morning. The troops are
ON their way to Arizona. The Colonel
who has been on n twelve months fur
Tough east, will return in about ten
days, bringing hiS family, aud resume
his position at Fort Halleck.
A band OF fifty head of hurse.-c.
compainied by aegvs5Sa wagon, with
camping ouGtshsuied by four horses.
were driven eastward through town,
this evening. The owner OF the stock.
Mr.. d. Small, agd two oi6s5s bad the
stock in charge. ahd frap the for mer
we learned that ~heNbrougbt the horses
from Oregon. aud was taking them
east. but was undetermined ns to where
lie wouli stop. Most Of the horses were
large and OF good stock.
II appears that even after hull.dozing
Elko and g"bblipg 4 strip of her terri.
tory, Eurrk" county is still of such cir
cumscribed limits that her sportsm-n
stumble over her borders into the nd
joining Cow County whenever they
require n littlo recreation and rest from
til" Inhalation OF tho Swcct-sccntcd
fumes "f their dingy domain. How.
ever. it, all right gentlrm we npprc.
ci"tc your former generosity, and an
nualiy, for Your especial benefit. stock
tho contiguous '~'Rutabaga'' districts
with choice game bird, imported from
abroad. or course. in your innocent
simplicity it never occurs to you that
we might occasionally desire to bag II
bird or two from these focks, and We,
having gained wisdom rom experience,
do not cNprct that so uns-lfsh an idrn
will ever worm its way into u Base
Range pate.
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I,connrd Orc.

Aspecimcn Of the ore takon from the
ocO'f"ot level Of tho leopard mine. n,
Cornucopin, wns sent to ms by u friend
yesterday, htd we can only say that ~
any REASONABLE" quantity OF such can be
obt"ired, there is no fenrs that the
min" will fail TO pny The or" sent us.
a. ahnnt the best We have seen from a
mine which has been noted for the rich.
ness Of It's yield, and although the price
sent ia Is above tho Average now being
extracted; /, is all Of very high grade.
Wo shall "xpcct to heNr n good report
from III" Leopard before long " ".r
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The following deeds have been placed
ON record, i'll the Recorders Office since
our last report:
james Knight to Edward Van Dnzer.
100 feet in the Tennessee mine, Cen
tcnninl Observation-Disclosures, 81.
John Woods to Thomas Smith, IL
feet in the Snider mine. Good Hope
Observation-Disclosures. 800.
John W. Eplry to Benjamin J.Berry,
one half Of forty acres Of land in Tus.
cHrora township go consideration, 81.
500.
W. G. Taylor To Mary G.. Cnllnghnn.
for Ranch IN Ruby Valley.
G. l.. Drew to II. y. II. Brown, for
S2O--Twenty feet IL the U&I mine
Good Hope District.
G. ]. Drew to II. ". Fl. Brown, for
SlO0-Two hundred feet in the u and
! mine.
IL. y. ii. Brown to Catherine Honr,
for sl0O-Two hundred feet in the u
and ! mine. 70
+. Mi Hobbs to q. c. Warner, for
SlO0--Lot 10 Columbia.
Laura X. wilkins 10 Woodruff 4
Ennor. for 81. sOO%Iots Nos. I, Q. .
md 4, block X. Tuscarora.
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". II. rrinp. Arnst.

viii fcmain I'm Hlko q fcw weeks longer
aud work pori'nits in IndiH ink or
Col"rs. any size OF style, at prices from
$40 to $50. Studio ~ Room -. Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have IL done iu a superior mann,r and
save tho cnnvasSer's 10 per cent by
handing in the work themselves.
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Ladies' who choose to make or ST..
prrintcnd the mai ing Of your own gar.
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can TO produced at Il
large saving in money by using Che
I'D otuestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt OF
price In postage stamps. Send stanI
for catalogue to
j. W. Ev&Ss,
"Domestic" Fashion Pariors,
San Francisco.
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Tusc,rorn an,,on.

The T"'''- H.rri,r of yesterday pub.
'ishta the following report from the
TuFcnrora Office Of Wells. Fargo & Co.of
th" bullion shipments from that camp,
itom the building Of the Windsor mill
the cnrli"st-mp TO date. which il a
decidedly ilnttcring exhibit:
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ROTlCE TO Gl.OWSERs.

10 NnbM HING, GCSTAvE HANG and
William Holman, ihoir hcir4 aud IS.
signs. on nfc hereby notified thar L. Gus.
fave Ilol!nnr. Sonr co-uwucr In the hIlfuSihs
named mlning elniip OF i%ocattvn. situated iu
hnllrn'd Minin. plsiTici, Elko Corintt. state
OF Nevada. VIZ; TIM Troln,rnr mine. have
r''d" The ilnpr'vgricuss, nil worked u,c ~.
~-csSIncnls ~ rrqulfcf vs. the 1 n'tod stale.
laws aud thc Silrg aud regulations Of ,hi4
mihins Ns'.rt in il~' yc,ya iS3s. IS.G, -. /,
ana isfN AMI Won 2nd tEsh and ever, G.,
tlirt Drives you rny tu mryour proportion lie
io1 StNl wafk. IT. q trfAnec with the law I
tIc United. State, towIt' Within ninety dr., /,
Your oo-owner, will avail myself OF the ii.Sts
given nv by ia" tnltcd Statcs mlning isv ..
and Your Interests IN sail mining claim sii
hreomc ms pfoprtIy,
Dated July ). isn. ia
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Ocnarinrcs.

This morning. Tor Tuscnrora were J.
II. Rand, ". s. Vim Droilen aud Or.
M"'"enn'' DEF 9 T6h#4gEH
This moruiug-Mrs. K"yscr. Miss
Jessie Yea,o", y. Craze. Win. Howell
and J. Shourker. -
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4 PCrllnus Entrrnrise-

Chris IieckhGrt and Jake Garrcch,.
" noted Elko spor,smen, have been
noticed for the past two or three DAYS
holding mysterious converse in ont OF
the way places, which eliminated yes.
terdny in their departure. nrmed with
rifles Of heavy cnlibre, in the direction
Of Deeth. 1t appears hat Chris has
allowed his MUD To become excited 10y
reading MI account Of u strange beast, a
cross bctwe,u n grizzly bear aul a coy
ote. which is said TO iubabit the region
about Deoth. aud after ccnsidernbl,
PERSUASION, aud the exercise OF those
talkativo qualities known To every one
who has tho pleasure of Chris ucanain.
lance. he inveiBled Jake to accompany
him on the pcrilous trip. 1t Il suppos.
ed that the terrible beast l. 'erc this.
nlnong the things that wcro, NJ Chris
WAS heard 10 remark just before start,
thu wen make it mighty hot TO,
EN-"
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Everybody Is Liable 10 ABERDEEN,

The Stati sites Of the Travellers In.
snrancc Company for. tho pas, year
show losses pnid numbering 1907 for u
great variety Of accidents, 500 Of them
railway accidents. and the balance. cuts,
falls, sprains. cunning, burns. horse
and carriage injuries, needles. spIiuters.
bites, every conceivable thing. a yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
IL. NJ. GRLST. Agent.
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'-''''''%~ W"
The Belle Isle Company shipped west
last might eleven bnrs Of bullion valued
at So. 1870 50. The Independence
shipped three bars Of tho value OF &c..
0i3 90.
The Silver Prize shipped II bar val.
ned s2.Ol7 Oj.
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OCEAN SPRAY SALOON"
WAITER CHASE, PnopnIETOn.
Cor. Sixth and Commercial Sic.
FINE LiauOns AND CIGARS
Always on hand. .l.Ba
NOTICE.
Lswp orSrrH ~ ErH.sA. SEv.. }

July -, 1872
Notice u irtrip gkru that the following
naincql settler has Tiled notice of his Intention
To max" maj proof ~ support ~ hia claim,
and s"Cnrc nnil entry ihGJ'of ut the cxpira.
inh Of thirty days from The daie Of this no
ilyc, MA Charts. Adams ~ Elko County,
who made Prccuipiinn Dsclafatoty statement
M. bS -iElko srriesl for the :. y. A.of Sec.
&, Township ~ North, Range 50 v. and names
the follow Ing ne he Witnesses. viz. John H..
Marlin 81 Elko. Nevada, and Robert Ctossan
Of Eureka, Seyads.
JANIS NoNARTIS. Negistsr.
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Arrivals.

inns evening John Scott. Jessie
Campbell. Sarah Campbell and Donald
Campbell.
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TnE following items HrO clipped from
the T'mei' Reris'c Of yesterday:
Tho Grand Prizo Company shipped
west last night fuur bars Of bullion OF
the value OF s7.lOO &c. The Leopard
Company shirpci three bars valued ut
$i,l29 G3. -..
KAnr's now mill will probably start
mp this mcruing on ore from the Grand
Central minc. about thirty tons Of
which have been hauled to the mill.
Tho machinery. with tho exception of
two pans. is all nj and in running or.
der. II is probable that the mill will
be PIT TO work On Young America orc
~ soon as the supply from Grand Con.
trail IL crushed.
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Depot Hotel Arrival

j. Ashim, Eureka.
G. II. George South Fork.
Il. Il. Drown, do
". ". McDougni. Columbia.
W. c. Dovey, Virginia City.
Z. j. Mayer. Fort Hallcck.
!. A. Irwin. Cortcz.
J. q. Mum and wife, Prescott.
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ArrIHnlR.

This evenius-w. ID. Weaver, Mrs.
II. W. Brown, --.McGlonn and
Kelly.
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IA
Advertised letter List.

Tho following IN a list Of letter. rc.
mniniug IN tho. Elko oGico. unclaimed.
Tor che week ending SnturI August 81.
1875
Cameron WmJ Corrwcii Geo n.
Dawes Alexander Evans Charley
McKinna Frank O'Donald IL
Pcquop John
o. W. HUT. P.N
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Arrivals.

Matte Arnold. Mrs. W. seoyillc and
Quong Fat.
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I'll" fac; 81 It several prominent min.
ing men of this country. az we'll A.
E'rteTn parties are steadily pursuing
op rAti"Gr in old White Pine dist.ic,,
has tho effect OF rcvising confidence
again in that section. Prom parties
recently in from ih,rr, We Icarm that ,
number al old locations rrr bring viz
o~rously worked md that the prospects
are generally very tihtt"ring. The Hir-
ginin X Nevada Company il running
" Tunnel md opening its mine, md the
J"nnia \. Company. which has rte ably
pursued operations, - feels justified
/" erecting a furnace for tho reduction
"t the ores obtained. Th- l. 4 A Co.
II also running u tunurl Tor their mine.
htd has u mnii regularly employed in
the reduction q ores. In connection
with th"s" enterprises, Hnn. ThouIns
Wren IL working tnIre other mines, be-
sides which are a number 81 others,
the nhm"s OF which onr informant did
mot remember. Joe Graudlemycr. nc.
c%omrnuich 10y g. y. Robinson, Presi.
dent Of the Sweet Water Il Badly Sour
Mining Co. arrived here from Hanil.
ton by private conveyance tho other
day, but being absent ut the time, We
unfortunately failed TO see them.
When II ia remembered that the now
famous Bodic district was Q few wears
abandoned M worthless, the sudden
rise !" prominence Of any of
the Old camps will crentc liiilo aston.
i'hm"nt in mining circles, mud tho
marked improvement in the prospects
"i old White Pin" would Indicate that
hUr second rise, though perhaps less
conspicuous. will prove superior to her
first.
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