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By TIE next steamer from San Francisco We may
expect the arrival Of the distinguished German
Naturalist, DR.. Otto Finsch, late Conservator Of
the Museum Of Natural History, at Berlin, who
has been elected by the Royal Academy of Sci
ences at Berlin to make scientific researches in
this group and in the groups Of islands to the
south west. DIR. Finsch is a gentleman of the
highest scientific attachments, and a great travel
Ter. In 1872 he conducted scientific explorations
over the continent Of America, and in 1876 made
a highly successful exploration of Siberia. DR..
Finsch Las written several works on the Zoology
and Ornithology OF the south sea islands, besides
larger scientific works, and is connected with
many large associations. He is still a young man,
being barely forty years Ofage, and was made a
Doctor Of Philosophy by the University of Bonn
in 1868. The learned Doctor will be
led by bis wife. and bis visit will doubtless be
Of service in introducing still further our little
kingdom to the scientific world.
r The OriginatOrs and subscribers to the Library
and Reading Room Association of this city
must feel not a little indebted to Theo. ii.
Davies, ESQ, for his remarks commendatory of
the enterprise, as delivered at the ho~use-warming
Of the new Iron Works on Friday evening last.
The thought is suggested therein-and it is a
pregnant one-tha from this small beginning
by workingmen of an attempt to improve them
selves mentally and morally, some very impor-
tant and beneficial results may follow bcnef-
cial not only to the individuals concerned, but
to society at large. And in this view, it will
become the duty,-as it doubtless will be the
pIeasuTc,-of men Of means in our midst to
generously aid the Association in the outset,
so as to place it at once on a selrsustaining basis
In order to accomplish this very necessary result
the sum of about $500 will be required, which
it cannot be doubted, the solid men of Homo
lulu will cheerfully make up. An organiza-
ton has been perfected, a constitution and
bylaws adopted, and a numerous list of sub
scribers obtained. The entrance fee has been
fixed at 81, and the dues at fifty cents per
month, payabIe quarterly in advance.
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FORSALE OR EAs

A BOUT 900 CRESOF AND IN HOKU-
"A kANo, NortkoGa, Hawaii, with dwelling house and
offices, all in good DER, lately occupied by Dr. rousseau.
Apply TO H. n.
mh15 I'm. to MESRS. ii. HACKFELD 4 co.
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SUPREME COURT OF THEHAwAIlAN
- ISLANDS, in Probate. In the matter Of the Guardian
ship of II. F. and c. B. POOR, at Chambers, before Mr.. JUS
lice Judd.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts of ALEX. ].
CARTWRIGHT, GUARDIAN OF HENRY F. N CHAs.
B. POOR, Of Honolulu, wherein he asks to be allowed $16SS.e 90
and charges himself with SASS e5, and asks that the same
may be examined and approved, and that a final order may be
made of distribution of the property remaining in his hands to
his late wards, thereto entitled, and discharging him and his
sureties from all further responsibility as such Guardian.
1t is ordered, that TUESDAY, the Sth day of April, A. d.
1879, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. before the said Justice, at Chambers,
in the Court House, at Honolulu, be and the same hereby is
appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition and
accounts, and that all persons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, if any they have, why the same should
not be granted. And that this order, in the English language,
be published in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, a newspa-
per printed and published in Honolulu, for three successive
weeks previous to the time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, Ii. l., this 4th day of March, A. D.. 1879.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest Justice of the Supreme Court.
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk of the Supreme Court. mhs At
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TIE ALMOND A F~AIURE---FrOm all that we can
learn, the almond crop, about which at one time
there was so much excitement, has in the main
proved an utter failure. and a great many orchards
are being dug up Colonel Holster. who has
probably written more encOmiums upon the
almond than all other agricultural writers put
together, Is about 10 root up bis immense orchard
of almond trees, as hey have never paid expenses.
Others who have yCntured into the business are
doing the same thing. The only places where
IL 10 probable to plant the almond tree are in the
mountain hooks and valleys. where they can be
protected from frost. They cannot stand the
ordinary light frosts Of spring, and we do not
advise any one to plant them-S F. Chronicle,
Feb. IS
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COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
Islands, Third judicial District, in Probate, Island Of
Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, IS. In the matter of the Estate of
KELA, (Chiuese) deceased.
A document, purporting to be the last will and testament of
Kela, deceased, having been presented to said Probate Court,
and a petition for the probate thereof, and for the issuance Of
letters testamentary to r. P. Kuikahi, having been filed by
Hao, (w)
1t is hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of
April, A. ID. 1879, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. of said day, at the Court
Room of said Court, at Kapaau, North Kohala,
Hawaii, be, and the same is hereby appointed the time
for proving said will and hearing said application, when and
where any person interested may appear and contest the said
will, and the granting of letters teslamentary.
1t is further Oh dered, that notice thereof be given by publi-
cation for three successive weeks in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, a newspaper printed and published in Honolulu,
in the English language.
And il is further ordered, that citations be issued to the
subscribing witnesses TO the said will, and 10 the heirs Of the
testator in this Kingdom. to appear and contest the probate Of
said will at the time appointed.
Dated North Kohala. Hawaii, II. 1. Feb. 10Th, 1879.
CHARLES FREDERICK HART,
Justice of the Circuit Court, Third Judicial District. ms 81
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NOTICE.

AKAN HEREBYGIVES NOTICE THAT
a he has purchasedtheInterest of Lao Sing, in the Restau-
rant and Coffee Shop, 70 20 Nuuanu Street, and will not be
responsible for the des IF the said Lao Sing.
Honolulu, March n B79. mhS 81
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
n r N 3 Opal R0binson
HTE M 3 Dilgait de Livron
MERcmANTMEN.
HRw ok Kalakaua, jerks
IIaw bk Matte Macteay. Pope
IIawaiIan bgtne Pomare
British bark Lady Lampson, Martcu
An bark II W Amy, Freeman
An bgtne Morning Star, Bray
An bkfne Grace Roberts, Oxen
An kGna Disc0vsry, Fuiler
Am Brhr Vesus, Dodd
1m topsnI schr w n Meyer, Williams
Han bark Liliu, O'Bren
wHALER5 AID TRADERS
An schr Loieta. Dexter
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip
HaH Ichr Giovanni Apiani
Haw brir Onward
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RrcHAzpsox-In this city. on the 9th inst. at his resi-
dence ON Chaplain street. IRA R1cHAEDsON, aged 81 years
aud 9 months
AxpRxws-At her residence in Nuuanu avenue, on the
10Th inst. MART A. ANDREWS. relict OF the late Judge
Andrews. aeed IS years.
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LIBRARY AND READING ROoM AssOcIATIoS.-There
will be n special meeting Of the above this Saturday
evening, at 7 O'Clock, at their Rooms in c. f. Will
lang building, Fort street. Subscribers and all
interested are invited to attend.
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MEMORANDA.
REPoar oF suP "RoBERr DIxON.H n. y. OsOOOD,
MAsTEn-Binth vc days out light winds from west, with
thick fog Took " II trade winds Ia lat - IS ". Twenty
one days passage from san Francisco 10 port
For san Francisco-Per W n Meyer. March 1f-i25
buchs bananas Value domestic SD 90 -
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AkRRIED
DIED.

CSnLaoS(DoNNELL-In this e4ty. March tst. by Rev.
a. Parker. Mr.. CHAELEs p. CARLsOS To Mise EMILY
T. DoxSELL, all Of Honolulu
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ALONG TUE

The An missionary packet Morning star Il still at lib
belts and sorensoas wharf. painting and overhaulins-
The british bark Lady LamTson Is At the Old Custom
House wharf. taking in freight for San Franctseo- SIC
Will probably set on next week
Tnr Hrw bgtus Pomare has been purchased BY w J.
Green. Esq. She has hauied 10 Brewer X Cos wharf
where she - cauIhing and having a general overhauHng,
when she viii take in machinery. sc, for the Ookala
Plantation.
1Ba Am tapaaiI sehr W h Meyer Is at Brewer x COS
wharf. she v4I1 sail to-day for san Francisco
The Am bktus Grace Roberts D. al the Steamship wharf,
where she has been taxing In sugar. She Will sail to-day
for san Francisco.
The Am ship Robert Dixon mot the Carl Augusta, as
mentioned By the Gazeas Of Wednesday LAST anchored
outside last Sunday afternoon, en- route 20 Bakers Island.
she win proceed on her voyage to-day
The Haw bark Lniu f. at the old steamboat wharf and
will safl some time next week for Washington Territory.
Tbs piscovsry. n W AImy, Kalakaua and Venus have
hanIed out in the stream 10 paint. overhaul rigging, 6e.
and VII take in largo as It CONES IN irSR = %l RGtsiaS b,rt
choeels q days Out from HonskoHgi Nth a. q s s15 mo- o.
Dutch bark Carl Augusta, 80 days out from Bombay Tor
this port
nsy on Monday next. en- route to san Francisco
vessel. fer HssoIuIs from Foreign Ports
Ger BIZ A-ter, Liverpool; due
Bdt Ok Larah ROokh, Glasgow. due May $50
Am BIZ Martha DEvb, Boatoa. dHe March 2o25
Am bF Morro Cssas, New YORK, due May 1881
Bdt bk Choeoia. Hopgkoug. over due
Haw bstns storm Bird. south sea Islands. due
An BIZ Marmiou, Bunards Inlet, due
Btit ship GIenifer, Liverpool, due May Job
Dutch bk Carl Augusta, Bombay, Overdue
BnI bk DoTenby, glasgow, 20 sail febl
An nchr Jos WooIcy, Guau0 Islands, due Mar z0-5l
Am b AtntanEa, Port Gamble. for Uh0
Am bk Crusader, H0ngkong- Cue
Am b d @ Murray. san Fnncisco, due Mar I5-O
AN amr City o~fsydney, Sydneyf due Mar II
Brit atmr ZeaIandia. San francisco, due Mar -
Am briganEne Timandra, San francisco
Am bktne Emma Augusta, San francisco, via kahului
Am ship Gov Goodwin, glasgow
An bark james Chester, Pert Gamble due
An tern Hera. Astoria
Am schr Rosario, san Francisco, b sh about Marl
Am bktns Jos Perkins, Port Gamble, 20 sail FEB %
Am bkfne Cafherine Eudden, Newcastle, y SW
PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS.
March 0-Am ship Robert Dixon, Ossood, en- route to Bakers
Island, anchored outside
DEPARTURES
Mar lam ship Robt Dixon. O-good. for Bakers Island
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AaaIvGrsl a, the Hawaiian Hotel, for The weel

ARRIVALS NJ the HAWAIIAN HOTEL Tor tue week
ending March Il, 1879:
! l. RIchardson. Waianae rSub-Licuts EossOyftch
z AP1erce Waiehu Prince DrOut-koy
John I ArundeI, London SOkolinsky
Nrs Coakea. Mani Baron NOikeu
J l. Miner. NJ d.. Honolulu Litsfroh
W q Blsby. Haiku. Maui GaiikOfsky
5 Sc.ig. Honolulu Doctor Gesehouss
ID W C-4rk. Honolulu Chief Engineer Lieut. Eutc-
Sim Grant, Honolulu Hnnon
Clipper Dicuic- LIN Engineer Sub-Licut Eu-
Captain de Liyron. ratchron
Commander Wassflissin t}rd Engineer Sub-Lfsut
LheufE Domogiron BoishakOh
Pftchuguin |Gardemarfn Moschk0n
Reitxenstein scheme
SacharoH Duchenc
Neratod VIGOROUSLY
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED i!

VUNHE UNDERSIGNED SEEKS EMPLOY.
ment as Copyst, Whiting up Accounts, or any similar
work. Legal Copytg carfully done.
mil 1t C. i. MCCONNELL, 8 Garden Lane.
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III OF Il.

UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
u notify the public that they have perfected their arrange
ments, and are now prepared 10 furnish to consumers any and
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
IOTICE.

a ~ ENCED EEPER de-
n sires employment. Best references given. Address A,
B. BOX 80, Post 0fce. mhS At
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GANINGS BANK depoltors wishing to Join IN a
- movement 90 form a drposors society tor iuurma.
ton and prot, cton may send and address with
name of bank interested in and further notice will be
sent az the proper tme Address SAFETY box i3S sun
office, Ncw York city.
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Nrn GOODS.

X KINzLi GREAT CLEARING SALE.
KiNzEY wide worsted Fringes SC.
kinney Wide silk PRINCES, &c. ana lOc
KiNzEY SIX embroidered Galloons SC
kinney Lots OF SILK Gimps, &c and DC yard.
KiNZIY Several counters Of Silk
kinney trimmings, lc., &C. aud &c. yard
RiNlEY Lot Damass, SILKS. use yard
KINNEY. Lot Gros Grain silks 2oc yard
KiNZEY uros drain sash Ribbons i5c
klNIkY. Lots Of eros STain Ribbons &c. w.
KiNzKY Ladies' Fancy sin Bows, 7c
klNlEY. Ladies Fancy SIN res luc
KiNITY Embroidered Muslin Ties SC.
kinney Embroidered Lace Tics l5c
Kinney Fancy Lace Collars. &c
klNZkY. Swiss Embroidered collars, DC
KiNZEY Lots Of sik Handkerchief 1Oc. up.
klNIhY Lots OF Linen lcmsutch, iOc up
KiNzEY Wide silk scarf 1aces roc yard
kinney. wide Real Yak Laccs, &c yard
KINzEY. wide silk guipure Laees, io.
kinney Allsk French Inccs, &c, nc yard
kinney Val and Cluny Laces low
kiNzRY 5000 yards Iiamburgs, &c up
KINNEY 25,OD yards kunings, &C. yard
KlNzEY Bargains in Muslin Underwear.
KiNzKY Night Dresses shirts,
kinney Robes, &c.. from 20c up.
KINNEY Lot Of hand made Corsets SOC
kinney Bargains In Woven Corsets
KINZBY Regular Mcrino Underwear. 2Sc.
kinney oents' Wamsutta and Linen shirts, 1oc.
KINNEY
KINNEY Pine French Cloth Gloves, loo.
kinney French Berlin Gloves, 7c.
kinney
KINNEY Kid gloves from Csc. up.
kinney. Extra three button kids CSC pair.
KINNEY.
kinney Misses silk embroidered hose. lSc.
kinney. Pull regular nerinO hose, l9c.
KINNEY
kinney Gents full regular hose. ihc
KINNEY Gents full regular isle 2Jc.
kinney.
KINNEY Fins ic paper; needles &c paper hair plns,
kinney L. paper; hooks and eyes ic card; twilled
ktNIEY. tape. lie sewing cotton. Sc dozen machine
kINZEY silks iOOy ard spoOls. DC, alpaca brads Be
kinney. piece toilet soaps Sc, dc., &C.
kinney.
RiNZBY Pearl buttons Sc. &c. &C. and &C. doz
kinney. Lots Of buttons &c, &c. &c. dOz.
kinney.
KINIEY Bargains In japanese and Swiss
kiNZEY. goods Prices way down
KINNEY.
KiNZEY Pans. jewclry porte-monnaes =,
kinney bags combs purses, &C. dc
| KiNzEY WILLIAM kinney.
| kiSzEY 2i. 2is and 2a5 9th av
/ klNIEY.
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SandaIine Lotion"
t,rsonG AoiItes.

NEVER FAILS 10 RELIEVE AND CURE. USED Al
DIRECTED
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

GREAT AND SUCCESSFUL REMEDY-Durins the
alarming prevalence Of Catarrh It Is gratifying to note
the and popularity Of saniords Radical Cure for
Catarrh. From very small beginning this remedy has
in Few brief seasons attained to the height Of popular
favor In the extent Of its sales and the frequency Of its
cures Certainly remedy boast Of better references
from physicians druggists and weknown citizens. who
have freely given their testimony in its favor The fact
that physicians prescriptions for it to be found ON file
many best drug must create warm feel
ing in its and pave the way for its universal use as
a standard remedy for catarrh.-Boston Journal.
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Sous, fuTnisblna.

Suar0 mO Rooms
A PLEASANTha room ana large sunny room 10
u rL furnished house qui,t amt pleasant U'l ~ av
A FEW gentlemen and ladies can have the host of
"a board ladies' ~ 3d. gents Sl'n 90 3d. 5l Broomc st.
FURNISHED room 20 let hy q small private fam.
"A My, with or without board 3i2 East +0th It
FURNISHED rooms to let for Gentlemen Applv
to L j. GODFREY. % South OH st., brooklyn T. d.
| AIDES aud gentlemen accommodated with good
- board, pleasant rooms, gas, bath and piano. terms
moderate. ~ East an st
| AIDES and gentlemen can be accommodated with
Il good board and large rooms, reasonable terms 1870
Henry st.
NEATLY furnished rooms to gentlemen or for light
Administering 10 respectable parties, ~ 421 i2 Il
DOOMS TO LET. furnished for hight hous, kec ming
~ Tor man ana VIE or Young men it1 East an II
SMALL, sunny front room for gentleman 81 weekly;
- top floor 81 West 10Th g.
TWO young men can have good board AMI pleasant
room NJ III West 3dth St, An ben.
. OIS 2D AV.-Room, board ami washing for
~ ~ two young men, M other hoarlcrs' ~ hoor
\. RHfioNs Of "SANDiiiSf 'SpNbAiiNf
ELlAlR,n AND "SANDALINE LOTION WILL POSI.
lively RELIEVE AND CURE THE MOST CHRONIC
CASES or TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM, BLOOD LIVER,
RiplSEX FEMALE COMPLAINTS, 1c, USED As Di'
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Amustmtnts.

LIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
TO MORROW MONDAY EVENING, Feb 10, .u
and EVERY EVENING and WEDNESDAY and SATUR.
DAY MArlNEES
For tho nrs time ~ this thratrc, ana inr the hrst time
In Sew York boz ordnance with the authors and
composers dircCu0ne
HER MAJE>rYs SHIP
pINAFORE PINAFORR PINAFORE
THE LASS THAT LOVED SAILOR
with ....-...
MAGNIFICENT CAST CHORUS. AND ORCHESTRA
Mr. MAX MARErzEK, Musical Director
LIFTm AVENUE THEATRE
THIS EVENING at eo'clock
MISS ANNA DICKINSON,
For the last time, in hcrgrcat lecture.
THE STAGE
Tho box once will be open all day
Admission - cents orchestra chairs 81; balcony, IS
cents family circle 80 cents
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has rivals 1t admits Wherever Is used 1t
isinstAnty successful one after another the worthless
connections catarrh put forth by ignorant and unscr
pious have sunk into obscuriiy To-day it's tho
edged specific for Caarrh from Nova Scotia to
California from Oregon to Florida Price. with Improved
Inhaor Treal. and Direeons ST. Sold by all druggist
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tinantrll.

tlnantuI.
Il ESIER MINING COMPANY,
IN ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEW YORK
Capita Stock aupul shares ..... Par value $40
The UNDERMINED authorized TO sell limited amount
If the capital stock OF the above company at - per
share
Fan Information in regard to the company can be oh.
tanned at our office
WOLFF BROS, ~ Exchange place
Ngw YORK Feb 7, 1879
INHE annual election for thirteen Directors Of the
Il sixth avenue Railroad Company viii be held at the
depot O corner OF f3i ST. ON furslay Feb H. 1870
from ~ TO o'clock. HENRY MOORE secretary
4 TnM; GOUNOD'S sTANDAKD PREPA.
El1NlR" AND "SANDALlNE LOTION WILL posi-
TIMELY RELlENE AND CURE lllE MOST CHRONIC
CASES or TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM. BLOOD. LIVER
KIDNEY. FEMALE COMPLAINTS, 3c, USED As III.
REClED.
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Auttion llotitts.
Z ust anO touno.

= VSl ato clVHHUs
| OST-on the TN inst, going from West l9th ST. and
llJh av TO 10th st and ID S72 ia bills the property
ot very poor mani the savings ot entire year The
thanks OF owner and reward paid for its return
WIN kNAPP i12 West 4Dth st. 81 floor
q Illn REWARD, no questions, tor return OF gold
SIOO watch and chain, lost Jan 80 1879, watch
No. q, lj9, II. l. MAular maker.
W, 45i Henry st. Brooklyn
A DIX. GOUNOD's STANDARD PREPA.
~. KAIloNS OF .sANDALlNEn "SANpALlNE
ELIXIR AND SANDALlNE LOTION" WILL Posi-.
TlNELf RELIEVE AND CURE TUE MOST CHRONIC
GAskS or THE kEkNouS SYSTEM BLOOD, LIVER,
kinNEl, FEMALE COMPLAINTS. &C, USED AS DI
RElTED
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-19

MINING ITEMs.-A correspondent oi
the Shasta Courier who has been visiting
the mines northwest Of Shasta gives the
following items:
At Mad Ok, seven miles above Whis,
kytown, we find the quartz mill owned
by Messrs. Grotelend, Bickford g. Co.,
in fine running order, with its double
turbine water wheel, from A. Myers.
San Frar cisco. The mill is running day
and night, the parties are confident of a
good thing in their mine, which is well
located with a large body of fine looking
quartz now in sight, The extension OF
this mine known rs the Peckham mine
now owned by a Saulan, War6eld, Scott
81 Co., is turning out large amount oil
good quartz. wurked by an arastra, pay
from 500 to $40 per ton, ledge from
to 512 feet in thickness.
On Mad Mule, W. Banghart is work
ing his seam digging very quietly, but
with satisfactory results Since 1866 be
has his new tunnel in 500 feet, and is with
in a few feet Of his pay chimney, or seam
which is very rich. Ex,Sheuif jackson
Is working the extension with good pros
pecis. The diggings have been very
IlCn III tue SulClleo III luls vicinity III pusl
years.
The Bell & Knox mine on Grizzly
gulch, IN same district, has yielded a
large amount Of gold during the past two
years.
The mining interests around French
Gulch are very encouraging. Messrs
John Souter. Syme 81 Co.. are getting the
old Washington mill and mine in running
order again, ms they have found new
bodies Of ore. The quartz in this district
is gold bearing. f. Mcconnell and H.
D0rr have Il fine prospect higher up the
mountain, their ledge is between slate
and porDhyry, rock averaging from $40
TO $40 pei ton, worked by an arastra right
ut the mine. V. Kearn is also running
an arastra on the north fork of the creek
with equally good results.
Passing over The mountain at an alti.
tude of 4 100 feet Unto Trinity county y
we fnd Dead wood guch, on which five
arastras are now running George Klein,
two; G, f. Deiner. two; Waiver Sebastian
one. Mr.. Wiley and Mr. Davis are also
working very rich ore from their mi0es
Ores in this district run from $40 to $l20
per ton, and some has run even higher
than that There is no doubt but this
will prove fine district, it is well locat-
ed, formation slate and porphyry, the same
as French Gulch district, and the gold OF
good quality.