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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
RICH PRESSURE OR COMPOUND.

RICH PRESSURE OR COMPOUND.
STEAM VESSELS. Of all kinds, built complete with
HuIs Of Wood, Iron Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when advis-
able.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges aud Steam Tugs eou-
strncted with reference the Trade which they
to be employed. Speed, tonnage and dram OF water
guaranteed
STEAM BOILERS. Particular attsn don given to the
quality OF the material workmanship and none but
hrst-clAss work produced.
SUGAR MILLS AND sUGAR-MAKING MA
CHINERY made after the most approved plans.
Also all Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, Of Boiler or Sheet Iron Of any size.
made 10 suitable lengths for connecting together
sheets rolled punched packed for Shipment ready
to be Tyeted on the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIvETING. Boiler Work and wstsr
Pipe made by this establishment rivsied ny Hydraulic
Rivetins Machinery, that quality OF being ar
peror 10 hand work.
SHIP WORK. ship aad Steam CapstAns. Steam
wInches, Air aud Circulating Punps. made after the
most approved plans
PUMPS Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or city
wAer WORKS purposes. built with the celebrated Davy
valve Motion, superior TO any other pump.
J2s sm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
AMONG TIE WICKED MEN.

In straitened circumstances bodies at
the Morgue-tS Scientific American.
Some bonrding-house keepers ship oil their
butter by the rapid rancid route.-lPublie
Opinion.
There ig q tide In the affairs Of women, as
[The Nation.
The editor who tumbled over Into the waste
haskell said he had merely dropped into
poetry Atlantic Monthly.
It's y wise son that noses his own father,
when the old gentleman has been sampling
liquors. Temperance journal.
There was once cold -blooded disttller who
called IL d sour mash when he tiirted with an
old maid.-[Oshkosh Christian Advocate.
Of itself should exempt her from Jokes upon
her forty-twoed.- ~ London Times.
The Yonkers Gazette says that intellectual
men are rarely handsome. Now we Know
why we are 80 often mistaken Tor Kalph
Waldo EmersOn.-lJ Joaquin Miller.
Last evening, while crossing Broadway. we
saw one polite and painstaking truck ,, arlver ;
We forget his number. Perhaps ne VIII SEND
1t to u.s. james g. Bennett.
A man In Utica has been detected In the
act OF translating "Plnafore' into welsh;
Wghat nygr2 Well, hrdgly ev1r-l Musical
Trade journal.
Advice 10 Tie new Rirl: Never make light
Of the kerosene oil-can. It Is much too solemn
= subject for any fooling about.-lPopuiar
Science Monthly.
A Colorado man has invented shoes with
which he can walk on the water, and modern
Peters will be enabled to save their credits-
TN. x. Observer.
sweet Nuisance: We cant tell you much
about quicklime. 1t you wish TO ascertain lts
nature, put cat at the foot OF q tree ana SCI
a dog On her. You'll have quick climb, right
off,-lPOpular Science Monthly.
The New York Commercial Advertiser tells
how TO fool q custom house officer" One
way is to make him believe he won't haye TO
subscribe To the Republican campaign tund,
but this Joke can only be played on very fresh
men-John Sherman.
When you see woman going toward the
river with good-sized pole In her hand ana
wrinkle across her nose, you needn't think
she's going fishing. Not much; she's got 2
hoy down that way who promised her, With
taarg in his eyes, he wouldn't go in swim
ming Herald and Presbyter.
There's bound to be trouble LIZ this old
country yet. They are Taunton Massachu,
| setts and Macon Georgia mad.-lButler. And
South Cardinals Aiken for another whip
ping.-[Raleigh Herald. And Wisconsin 70
Madison old hem and even little Rhode Isl
and Is beginning to Bristol uR.-ltrovlalenacae
journal. This all comes from Lansing Micnl-
gan, but we learn there's perfect Concord 10
New Hampshire, where Merry-Mack Leads
such dashing life Concord Register.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEN. Miss Annie Jacobsha9en. Mr. Fred Jacob.
shaaen, st James: J Carr, lower coast W y
Waithail. M ssissippi;J Nicholson Louisiana:
New Orleans; Capt N pharr and wife, st.
Mary: Danl Thompson and wife, " ] Thpnp-
son, Chicago; q Walker. Swarmeteadt, ".
Mary. j Morsnn, Allan Thomas. Jr. Lou
isiana o Ditch. Morgan City.
CITY HOTEL.-Geo- Williams. La; O y
Ogden and wife. city; q Hanpt. Mobile: 3
Martin, Las Smith NJ pleasNa n.; W., DaXls
stackhouse, Crystal Springs: Fred Maher,
Matches T Vinson, St Mary; James and
WIFE, La.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
nsna|lesu0.

Dsmssti6.
meats s75@472 SHORT ribs. ;. 5a@t7b J y z
August. $40 OAK september. Lard -e.ao@e.22h
Union STOCK Yards Estimated receipts Of
Shipments yestenday ss71; light hogs % so@a 1o.
90 90. Oattle-Estimated receipts $500; nothing
a:1S. b.. Gall. Wheat-sn oa,. pid., 81 @
asked June; sales 97S now. 87h@g7H July. gIM
80 81 gass sna neg
short ribs.Asia41 80 july, 1soal ~ August.
Lard- a2e@e. 22K July. s.sO@s.a2h August. sa50
yan ~ lg gsI1 "a g g.
tsmber Oorn3-a I. June. IS bid July. s6A bid
Aq as 2a vi hssPtssss June il settlement.
June. ak JUL. sa,l Aug usl. SIX September.
mahe Haat aasssss
$50. clear rib AZ. clear sides 61s loose. Whisky
q W 16ssstm Es s = . a gaea e
quiet No. 61@62 spot and July. Hogs firm,
market quiet; common 1903 50. fair to good
= new NV ffonK. June 17..Flsur quiet and IN.
81 ungraded red III IA; No. q red 81 17@1 TN
NO, gu tune u l7t9l IL, 90 July u l3R Hl los4
No. spring June 81 05k@1 OF. do July 81 g3M@
/ OAK. Corn moderately active: spot sales OF
steamer at 49,; No. a 4sA@4sH. and steamer
white 4th: steamer june 42kn4sA; steamer
July 42k@43A: No. q June 42N@427s. do July
s4lkD44K. Oats quiet but firm: s5@s6k tor
mixed. 37042 for white. Rye quiet put firm
ss Tor State and goa for We1t torn; Barley aqiet
Pork dull and lower June SO 4O@6 46. July
s6 421I@6 ~. Beet and cut meats quiet and I'M.
changed. Whisky dull at 81 O7@1 ON.
spot cotton lower: Mfddlings II 7-l6. futures
steady.
4 Kefef4n4
and easier; Kidding UplAnds II. 16d; Orleans
I'd. bales-6OOO bales, OF which 1000 are Tor ex-
port and speculation. Wheat-W ee tern spring
III ed@Hs Id; Western winter 81 9d@gs I'D.
Flour Western canal 81 sd010s Sd. Oorn--NeW
MIXED IL I'D. Oats BE- Cd. Canadian peas Gs.
Pork-Prime mess Western 47s. Lard Prime
Western 38s cd. Bagon--L Long clear 26s I'd. short
clear ats sd. Tallow--Amerioan a3s.
ocean RF1lghts.
New York, June 17.-Berth rates were easier
but chartering vessels were fair. To Liverpool
by steam 10000 bushels OF grain at Nd I TO
London BY steam % 900 bushels OF grain at 91sd
By sail 5000 bblB flour ct IL cd British bar !
10 Antwerp with COCO quarters OF grain at 10 sd
an italian bark to Cork, for orders, with 4ogt
quarters Of grain at ~ 71kd !: a Norwegian bark
to Limerick with 5000 quarters ct ~ Sd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

the crops and we hear the best reports by all
arrivals from the countryside Rouge
Herald.
The recent rain has greatly benefited the
growing crops. The corn crop In some por-
lions OF the parish suffered materially from
the drot1th, but nevertheless there will be q
large crop harvested. The cotton crop
promlses fair Sd.h 4 Advertiser
Since the rain the crops are looking fresh
and vigorous, and with one OF two more good
showers fine corn crop will be an established
fact. The planters have had q splendid
season for .eultiyating their land and as 4
general thing the crops are LII line cct1t-
honssl Opelousas Courier. n il
Thu Marksville town election was held lasu
Saturday. There were two tickets In the field,
and the following named gentlemen now con-
stitute the council; Mayor, Arfstide Barbin
Leopold Bernes, Thomas Overton, Simon
Siess.
The crops In this parish are very good and
growing we'll. Especially Is this the case on
the bayous. where 9 large crop OF corn 10 al
ready assured. In the prairie there has been
and II we get shower within week o good
crop will be made The cotton everywhere liz
growing rapidly and will mature earlier than
usual Avoyelles Bulletin.
A drove Of beeves crossed at Ntx's ferry,
going east, on the eleventh instant, belong
head. This Is the largest drove Of cattle
known to have crossed The Caleasieu at any
one time. Two hundred and thirty head OF
cattle and 100 horses crossed the same day,
belonging to Jake Cole. Lake Charles Ga
zette.
Last Sunday morning, on the plantation OF
John Hill, Esq, while Two Of the hands were
engaged In game OF rOmps, one OF them
named Ned Hall drew q revolver and In 9
playful manner threatened toshoot his friend,
n nftslxr fSf$
chambers exploded, shooting Hamilton in the
left side, the ball passing through his liver
and stomach and coming out on the right
side. causing death tile same evening. Halls
great that he attempted to drown himself
when the news Of Hamilton's death reached
him-tWest Baton Rouge Sugar Planter.
There has been large Increase OF laborers
during the last few days. All laborers COM
I ing find employment. A locomotive Ia ex-
weston. The second schooner from New York,
the Sarah =. Bird, will finish discharging to-
day, at Calcasieu Pass, her cargo Of 550 tons
81 steel rails and fagtenings. About 1000 tons
Of steel rails and fastenings left New York
| by the Mallory Line, for the Calcasieu river
bridge. Laborers' camps are rapidly moving
eastward. Three saw mills here, and three
at Orange, are saving for the railroad. Work
goes right along Il Lake Charles Echo.
The Kansas fever. has seized the colored
people Of our parish, from one end nd. 70 ne the
stories OF happiness and prosperity 10 that
far-off land, as thousands OF others 10 dn-
ferent parishes. Here, 90 we have been m y.
formed, they propose to hold three graana
purpose elect one or more delegates, and
then hold one mass meeting at the court
house to ratify the proceedings OF the three
minor bodies. The delegates thus selected
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

We are credibly informed that the Kansas
fever has broken out as an epidemic In our
narish. It liz said that great many colored
neople intend leaving here In the fall, as soon
as their crops can be gathered and soid--lOpe-
fni1saG Courier
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 49, 1879.

her face homeward after an eight months
stay, because the $4,000 given her by her
father for years absence In Europe had
lasted her only the shorter period Uf time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18


We quote exceptional paper GOT p cent; Al
do TO; second grade do %; loans on coi-
laterals eos: AL mortgage paper go; second
grade do @ p cont per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at 5000
and trade dollars at s099b. Halves and quar-
ters tAmerioan) are quoted at s9k@9sa.
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules ct
% ASK, ana bill Of lading and clear bills at
4S5k@4sek.
French bills are steady and quiet. We quote
bank francs commercial b.1sA.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at Y v cent premium for bank counter
rate; commercial Is quoted " y cent pre-
MUM.
State Oonsols firm Ut 44k@44R.
Premium Bonds closed at 28@26A.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES = Oonsol-
idated BONDS are quoted at s1A@-: Hall. Paid
CITY Coupons, 2s@25: State Warrants. s1@9sA
Levee Warrants. 7s@77: City Time. 1874. 7o@
as; 1875, 300: 1879. 2o@2s; 1877. 2oA@H; 1878.
2OK@-.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

An important insurance case was decided
last week In the Superior Court at Baltimore.
The case ID that of the Merchants and Min
ers' Transportation Company, owning q line
Of steamships plying between Baltimore and
Boston. w. The Flremen's Insurance. Conn
pany. ona policy of insurance on the steamer
George Appold, and involving question Of
general average, was decided In the Superior
Court, Judge DObbin, recently. some time
since, the steamer, lying at Savannah, laden
with cotton, took fire. To save the ves-
vel and cargo she was flooded with
water. The loss to the vessel and
cargo was about $l2, 900. The damage to the
cargo was adjusted By general average, the
vessel bearing its proportion. The plaintiffs
claimed that they were not only entitled to
recover for actual injury to the vessel by fire,
but for the general average assessment upon
the ship as Immediately and approximately
the result OF the fire. The defendant ten
dered an amount for damage to the ship by
fire, but denied the right to cover Tor the gen
eral average loss upon the cargo as q risk not
In the terms OF the policy. The decision to-
day was for the defendant, on the ground
that the general assessment upon the ship for
loss upon the cargo Was not within the risk
assumed. The case will be taken to the Court
OF Appeals. There ara about twenty cases In
the Supreme Court OF Maryland depending
on the final decision.
The New York Public OF last Saturday con-
tains compilation Of clearing house returns
from the various cities Of the United States
for the week ending June 7, BY which we
learn that only two cities show decrease
from the corresponding week Of last year.
namely, Providence Il per cent, and New Or
leans 80. All others show gains. Com
menting on this showing, the Public says:
Exchanges for the week are particularly
noteworthy LII this, that outside OF New York
they exceed those Of any other week this
year, or for several years past
The total business during the first
week In June, 1878, was $542,-
OOO.Ooo; this year, $6740o0O00! The re-
turns for the first week Of each month, a.
ways especially significant as to the condition
OF business at the minor commercial cities
and In the manufacturing regions, and the re-
ports here given are, therefore, more encour-
aging. They unquestioDably indicate avery
vigorous improvement In the volume OF busi-
ness throughout the country, and though The
increase ID generally greater at the chief com
merelal than at the manufacturing eenters.
the ordinary course of events would bring q
special Increase first, to the cities mainly
employed In the delivery and marketing OF
bountlful crops The revival OF manufactures,
though less rapid, Ii certain, - long 90 pros
porous agriculture supplies . broad and solid
basis, S
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
ItAt66 AS @Asss Pr0mlumB 3bNz67as
by TelegrRph.l

NEW YoRK. June 17,-Money closed at > y
cent. Exchange closed steady ct $4,000. Gov
ernments closed firm: currency 90 1MH@126.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed az follows: Union
firsts 112@l12k. do land grants 11sS@114. DO
sinsi Ing fund 11s A@11sH.
dealings and during the afternoonlweak. lower.
and Lrices declining A@h. v cent from the
highest figures Of the day. The greatest deollne
ers and Lake shore. Toward the close howev-
or, q slender feeling prevailed. and there was
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18


THE CATTLE MARKET-The following are
the quotations Of the cattle market:
Mich Cows Price.
First Quality p head. ............466 90 OTIS 90
Second quality, p head. ......... 40 90 @50 90
Third quality, head. ........... as 90 OBS 90
Grass cattle
Smooth fat cattle. choice, y head - gao 90
Good fat cattle. p head. .......-.. 40 90 @25 90
Fair fat CATTLE p head. .......... IS 90 OILS 90
Common cattle. y head. ......... 10 90 Ola 90
Calves and YearlfnRs-
Calves. first quality, y head...... Z 90 g 500
Calves. second quality, y head. 8 90 @ 90
YearllnRs, first quality. y head. 90 @10 90
Yearlings. second quality, p hid. 90 @ 90
Sheep
Good fat sheep. y head. ......... 4 90 a s. 90
Fair sheep, y head. .............. 100 @ 8 so
Common sheep. v head......... - @ so
Oornfed Texas and Western Beeves-
Choice and extra fat, y ID gross. 4 @ -
Good fat beeves. y ID gross. -. g 81
Fair lat beeves. p ID Rross....... @
Rough and common, p u Gross. = @
Hogs $.
Good fat hogs, - ID grOB6. @ IN
Fair hogs, p Ii gross. ........... g ~
Common hogs. y b grosa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

One object Of many people in going abroad
Is that they can live and travel more cneapiy
In Europe than In this country. a cores
pondent or the st. Louis Republican writing
rom Geneva takes issue with that impress
sion. He says any one may occupy gooo
ten-room house In the better quarter 81 -
Louis, keep two or three servants and dress
and live In the average American style ior
from two-thirds to three quarters OF what
the cost would be Id Southern Switzerland.
The average cost per individual cannot De
placed at much under $25oo per annum' u
one wishes TO visit and reside 10 different
European cities, and q lady friend OF the cor
respondent had just been obliged to turn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

OFFICE or new ORLEANg DEMO ORAT.
Tuesday Evening. June II, 1871
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

This year. Last year.
Receipts since noon yester- .,a
paoainta aarna time laat week B7 456
Renei MA fhr far This week. 418 1874
Receipts thus far last week. 29b le3s
Receipts since September L.. 1.168.448 l.sea 5b5
Stock on hand. ......s....... 39.962 44.b2S
Exports to-day
To Great Britain. ........-.. 4,S26
To France. ....,........... 80.
To other continental ports
To coastwise ports. .....-...
rrr RErErprs Az UNITED STATES PORTS.
For fnur DAYS. Observation-Disclosures. 8452
Same time faat week 1886
Same time Last year Observation-Disclosures. 5,1A
Receipts since September. .............. ......
Receipts same time last year. .........s.. ...'.a
STOCKS AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
This dav. 232 III
Same time last venr 2s6 ,g0b
sama time laaf week Observation-Disclosures. 2O7, g56
The movements at ports from IL m. Friday I'D
to II N. to-daysis given below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
CommERClAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. June II. 1879. }
COTTON-The demand for this article to-day
was fair, the sales agRregating 2200 bales. In
Guiding 1000 bales sold late yesterday evening.
The tone Of the market was easier with do.
cline of &c.
The following Is the closing Of the Cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

Il needing 81 the Board of Direotors. hetd
on the ninth day Of June. 1919. II was resolves
to declare cash divdendof twenty psr cent a
the net earned participating premiums fof tha
year ending May u. ms. payable 81 fns fhip6
Monday Of July next.
Also. 70 pay to the Stockholders. on demand,
interest q ne rate Of ten pr can't per annuU
on their stock. 77s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
Actual net profits. .................s 7l1ss I

The foregoing statement Ii a Just, Hue ~
orrect transcript from The books of tho Con
pany. /. JAMES /. DAY. Presid8nk
Sworn 6 and before me this wv
tY-secOnd day Of JANUARY. 1878. i.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

Speaking OF the great revolution that re-
taken place within the past few years 10 the
meth DDS OF doing business. the Boston Pose
says: 1.-THE ways Of traffic are not the OLD
ways; wooden ships are going out ct date,
and sailing vessels are giving place to steam !;
currency is superseded by commercial credits !;
the cable and telegraph have brought markets
close together; railroads derive their freight
profits from the perfectness OF their terminal
facilities; men buy aud sell BY sample before
products and manufactured stocks are moved J
prices and rates change oftener In day than
they used to do In week or month; every
thing tends to economy Of business friction,
70 bringing things down to the point By the
shortest way, to the performance OF the most
work by the least machinery"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

state gonsols again advanced yesterday,
closing firm at 4411s@44ss, against Az @4sJ1ss
oh Monday. There was no changein Premium
Bonds. The sales at the Exchange amounted
to S23s, 900 Of States. AT New York Louisiana
Oonsols opened at 42sA and closed ct 45@4s1Ra,
With sales of $4,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
ocean Rrslghts.
LOUISIANA.

The late rains have been very beneficial to
the crops, and we hear the best reports by all
arrivals from the country Baton Rouge
Herald.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

The Richmond Wing says that "cotton goes
ID as the negro moves from Mississippi and
louisiana toward Kansas. Let the mutual
movement proceed. The South Cal, stand it
Ii the North can. On with your exodus, Il
HAT Is the way 1t works! Providence has
opened compensation office, 1t seems"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

Some samples OF new winter wheat from
several counties of Southern illinois have
been received at Chicago, and 1t Is stated
that the crops will run from ten to thirty
Two bushels To The acre, and that the berry y
EXCELLENT and promises much better inspec-
ton than last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

4 new "WTeeK K6COVHFy HHu oalVt85 UVEH-
pany'' has been founded In London, with 9
capital Of 100000 sterling, which has taken
over the Leitner contracts with the German
government for raising the iron-clad Grosser
Kurfurst sunk by collision with one Of her
consorts last year off the English coast, and
With the Insurers for raising the steamship
pommerania, of the Hamburg and New York
line
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
The Welconas Rain.

The most welcome visitor to Prescott fol some tlme, was the glorious rain that made its appearance early last evening, and uT to the present writing, Saturday afternoon it continues to cone along gently ana gracefully, every drop soaking into the parched earth. Our greatest drawback ha. been the continued drought of the past tsc years, which crippled nearly every enter. prise in the territory. There was time in Arizona when the people prayed for dry weather. That was when evey raviRe in the hills run a nice stream of water and travelling on horse or muleoack was out of the question, owing to the as;-y condition of the earth. We arc all willing to take mud and rain now if we can have plenty of water, without which, many of our fgrmers, stock-raisers and miners wall be compelled to throw up the sponge and seek a country where geese and ducks flourish.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Lumber al Reduced Rates

From this date lumber v be sold at custs' NH at e22 50 per thousand. Ten per oeuf discount whers cash is pad GEO. V. CURTIS. Prescott, Se:,t. -siA, iSsS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
THE RICH STRIKE.

On Saturday last, we mentioned the ind ing of rich ore in the north extension of the Peck, on the ground known as the Asa Buffum claim. MT. DIls was in town last week, and by request has sent in samples of ore now coming out of the shaft, which con tains crystalized horn silver, gray carbonates, yellow chloride, etc, worth thousands of dollars to the ton, and adds in a note which accompanies the samples of ore:
 "As promised, I herewith enclose you samples of ore from the new bonanza, and happy to inform you that it improved wonderfully during my absence in Pres colt. Very Respectfully,
 JOSIAH DILs. Alexandra, Sept. 27, 1879.