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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-09

~ Best Sulky Flows for $40, at Le-
lands.
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~ For q pamphlet Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which will he sent
free address the Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery
Co., 1872 & 1874 jackson St., Chicago, Ill.
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rR- When you oppressed with Respondent
thoughts don't worry your associates with gloomy
srumblings, but Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills.
They stimulate the liver into healthy action, tone
the stnmach, and bring happiness. Sold by c. d.
Bickfoni & Co, and d. C. Sinclair, Troy; Ang Nil
Ter, Wathena-
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II The wife Of Louis Rullaan, Sen, Of the east
ern part Of this Township, died last Friday night
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From Severance.

SEVERANCE, KA's, Oct. 9th, 1853.
Ed. CHIEF:- The temperance question still raseth.
Our rising young attorney, Chas. I. Clark, edited
the citizens Of Severance, Sunday evening last,
with fine n discourse the subject of temperance
it has been my good pleasure to SIT aud listen
to.
Mr. Clark, unlike the most Of the temperance disci-
Piles, indnlged in no broad and incomprehensble
assertions but confined himself to facts and figures;
and while he denounced the sale of intoxicating
liquors in unmeasured terms, he had the good
to not enter into personalities. The people Of Sever
beginning to appreciate Mr.. Clark, account
of his many manly traits and scholarly attachments.
Mr. CIark's first temperance lecture, like his first
effort before the District Court, was snccess: he
gained his in the former, and cleared his in
the latter, and the esteem and confidence Of
his fellow citizens.
For fear some may think that am writing o
puff. will stop. by making the prediction that Mr..
Clark has brilliant in store for him. both as
orator and q sound legal advisor.
"SrosE WALL,
With ton of European gold per day landed at
New York, and Republican victories In Maine and
California, the rag baby in Ohio il short of breath.
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
1-TnE Russian Court invited DIR. Aver and fam
lily to the Archduke's wedding in the Royal Palace
This distinction was awarded him not snly because
he was an American, but also because his name a. .
physician had become favorably known in Russia on
t. passage round the world.-Paebie tclD Roplt.
~ Uncle Sans Harness Oil put ON your harness.,
will make the leather look new, and keep sof and
pliable. Give it q trial Sold by all harness max
ers-
CIDER VINEGAR
Al C.B. MCKFORD & cos.
~ II yea have any real estate to sell, apply to N.
B. Il @. 7. Wood. Troy, Kansas.
u $40 buys the best Sulky Plows, at
Lelands.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Hss, On sdssnesl-F~ Legislature Csx.sy 0Hes IS;
1oeHsAip Or Csy 0Gee, y.
County TfsasarsR.
At u so1ieitstioa u numerous old and tried
friends, have consented to become candidate for
the once Of County Treasurer at the ensuing Novem
Der election JosErH y. HANSON
lam . candidate for County Treasurer.
RoBERr TRACT.
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q We have just added the name of o. Howe
Greene to our subscription LIST.
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&c N I Au R

Liniments will surely exterminate the pain.
There is no Strain, Sprain, Cut, Scald, Burn.
Bruise, Sting, Gall or Lameness to which
Mankind or Dumb Brutes are subject, that
does not respond to this Soothing balm.
The Ceutaur
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COAL.

For Hard or Son Coal, cali on Biekiori OF Cham
hers.
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Everybody!

Every body!
Come and examine our new samples of Wall Paper
and Borders. Large stock. st. Joseph or Atehisou
prices duplicated. e. H. BicKfoRD Co.
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Money to Loan,
ON long time ut per cent intercst well improved
Farms in Doniphan County, Kansas Apply to-
juneaa Xxx. STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
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Money - Lean,

Money - Loan,
On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on FIVE
years time less Interest," eight per cent per snnum.
Commissions reasonable.
H. & w. II. BARTLETT.
Office buchanan Bank, St. Joseph, Mo.
i9ian1v
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s s ss:::; Tue Mans" Asr. c'n.s
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All kinds of Machine Oils, as low at st. Joe. or
Atchison, at G. Ii. DiCKFORD & Co.
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rRANKLHN BARCOUK

Will negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money. 3feb76
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To the Members Of the Democratic Central
COmmittees
You notified to meet at Troy, on Monday. the
18th inst for the purpose Of business.
TiOS. HENSHALL,
TT. VASDERsIIcE Sec'y Chairman
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Come and See Us!
And Find Ont what We Can Do for You.
We want to impress upon the minds of the people
of the vicinity of Troy, and of Doniphan County gen.
orally that there is need for them go to St. Jo
seph or Atehson for their Goods, for for sell
at prices so low that they cannot money by 90
ing elsewhere. In
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
QueenSware,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Notions, &C.,
We have large and choice stock
Our stock of
Custom Made Shoes
from Patterson, Noyes & Co., Is manufactured to
der, and is the best in the County. We make this
speciality, and safely assert that such shoes
were ever offered in this market. Our stock of other
Boots and Shoes is also large and choice.
We shall this Fall put in larger stock of goods Of
all kinds than we have had before, and keep
every line FULL and in the best order and will sell at
bottom prices.
Come and see us, and let convince you that we
are ready and able to do just say.
Johnson, Townsend 4 Go.
Troy, Sept. IL, 1853.
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms, and
make the children happy. Sold by C. B. Biekford &
Co., and ID. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller wathena-
- The largest general store in Atchison,
McCKrM & CowES.
~ Telephone it to everybody-the wonderful
cures of the Electro-Magnetic Pad.
All kinds Of Machine Oils, low at St. Joe. or
Atchison, at c. b. DiCKFOKp & Co.
~ For q pamphlet Electric Treatment of
chronic diseases with Electricity which will he sent
free, address the Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery
CO., 1872 & 1874 jackson St.. Chicago, III.
lows Psint Items.

Iowa P0int Items.
70 The best dollar hat in Atchison, is mt
McCKUM g. CONVENT
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~ 80 buys the best Sulky Flows, at
Leland's.
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ANNOUNCEMENEs.

Hs, q. sd..ae.l-Fss Legislature or oSx.s oaee. Is
1SeasAip or Cty 0Ges, q.
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CIDER VINEGAR
At C.B. RICKFORD & co.'s.

~ Hyoa have any real estate to sell, apply to N
b. & g. 7. Wood. Troy, Kansas
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~ Uncle Sans Harness Oil put ON your harness,
will make the leather look new and keep it so and
pliable. Give it trial. Sold by all harness max
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II Peevish children have worms. DIR. Jacques
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms, and
make the children happy. Sold by c. b. Biekford &
Co.. and ID. c. Sinclair, Troy Aug. Miller, wathena-
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With ton Of European gold per day landed at
New York, and Republican victories in Maine and
California, the rag baby in Ohio Is short Of breath.
Cincinnati CommereiaL
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The Russian Court invited DIR. Aver and fam
lily to the Archdukes wedding in the Royal Palace.
This distinction was awarded him not suly because
he was American, but also because his name a. =
physician had become favorably known in Russia on
t. passage round the world.-Pae5le tCsl) Reople
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~ Telephone it to everybody-the wonderful
cures of the Electro Nj ghetto Pad.
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~ The largest general store in Atchison,
Mc(sRrN A. CowEx
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23
NEW s7RIES-NO. ss.

blast and the assembled multitude
 of men, woman and others, almost
 children, who have herOme excited
 with bad whisky and worse wine,
 are now reeling around in lively
 dance without other purpose. appar;
 ently, than to see who can do tbc most kicking in the shortest space of time. Often the dance breaks up into TOW, and perhaps some poor devil gets his flights let out" but usually everybody is good natured and inclined to enjoy the occasion to the extent of their desires. The gentle tigers purrs contentedly in various places, and the sturdy faces gathered around the brightly marked table-cQvered cards, although old, is nevertheless interesting. From the sport with his diamond pin and ring, clean shirt front and polished hoots, one can see the dirt hegrimed miner jus, off shift, who is attempt ing to do what no man was ever known to do-beat the game. And thus, and in other ways more secret pass the lives of thousands. The wear and tear of the constitution; the never-dying thirst for excitement; the ruined hopes and crushed ambi- lions and the ultimate fall and de spair attending such lives are all portrayed and outlined to an inquisi tive observer by 2 nights cruise around tke Bodie.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23
uua Co.'S Debt.

The total debt of Yuma County tG August 1st, computed by the Sentinel is $59, 67.O9, as follows:
 Warrants and interest, S54,0SO.02; Court House Bonds, $4,3S7.07.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23
Yunia,s Taxes.

The following rates of taxation for the Fiscal year A. D. 1879, per s10l were fixed by the Board of Equali zation Building Fund, thirty centss School Fund, fifty cents; General Fund, enc dollar and twenty cents: For Territorial purposes-Gener Fund, twenty-five cents; School Fund. fifteen cents; Sinking Fund, Prison Bonds, 1877, ten cents; Sinking Fund, Prison Bonds, 1879. ten cent. Total, two dollars and sixty cents ($2.60) per $100.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23
TERRITORIAL TOPICS. Taxes in the Different Counties ot Arizona. Boundaries of the San Carlos h.
 dian Reservation.
San CarIcs Boundary.

The western line of,the reservation as now being run embraces the whole of McMillen within the reservation including the Stonewan Jackson mine This line will have to be rc. adjusted. Large and valuable inter- ests have been acquired there, town has been built and thousands of 1ol- lars spent in the developmeht of mines. And now, three years after the settlement of the town, location of mines, the government through its agents, informs residents there that they are trespassers.-Silrer Belt, 1mQ. b.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23

Citizen; Dr. Hitchcock's cabinet IS the recipient of new curiosity. On Friday last parties digging a well near Nine Mile Station, found at depth of sixty feet, rude cup carved in what appears to be very light lava. The cup is about three inches in diameter and one inch and half high. The hollow is two inches across by three quarters of an inch in depth. The rim and circumfer- ence are covered oyer with deeply indented scroll carving, which fol lows the style known as the Aztec. How the cup came to be buried sixty feet in the earth, is what puzzles tho of Tucson.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23

Leave Of absence for one moni, has been granted Seeoud Licutenau; Horace B Steele, FHelfth Infantry.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23

Citizen: Cannot the county afford a little oil for the wheelbarrows used by the chain gang? The shrili shrieking of the wheels and the clanki9g of the chains remind us of what one might possibly hear at the doorway entering that country just beyond tho river StyX. Being very wicked we are correspondinglS sea- sitive and hen;e strongly object to these painful reminders of coming wrath. Bring forth inc lubricatoE
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23

WILL PURCHASE OR MAKE ADyAN- " ces on Sold and Silver Bullion, Terri toiial and County Bonds and Warrants. Dis count c nmerrial Paper. receive Deposits re- payable on dem and. undertake Collections and transact a general banking busins ss.
 Office hours from Q. n to ?. m.
 73f II. W. k ALES. Cashier.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-23
Taxes.

The rate of taxation in Yuma County is $2 60 per s1QO.
 The rate of taxation for Pinal County has been fixed at s2.5Q per S1OO.
 The rate of taxation for Pima County has been fixed at sa.50 per s1OO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01
MOllie Mccarthy.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The World,
speaking Of the withdrawal Of Mollie
Mccarthy from the great race at Bright.
on Beach, intimates that the mare was
never intended to start. and says: "Such
suspicion is strengthened by the rumor
freely circulated that Baldwin, the owner
OF Mollis. was also the owner Of Fortu.
M, although entered In the race by Pur.
year Co. Tho latter story IL no doubt
untrue, for Martin, who was present 81
Brighton Beach late yesterday. positive.
~ denied the story. When asked about
Mollis's injuries. he said he was really
afraid that they would never be able to
get Mollie again In condition to race;
that she was not broken down strictly In
the meaning OF the term, but wa 80
lame 10 the Of fore foot that he did not
think she could be cured. This. taken
with the fact that Martin Ia an expert as
TO horses, feet, evidently mean that
Mollis will DO retired from the turf and
become one Of tho most valuable brood
mares In the country"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01
Call0rula.

VIRGINIA CIrY. August 80. 1870. p.
Gordon, Secretary. There have been eI.
tractsd during the past week l.07l tons OF
ore. On the $50 level the north drift from
the Joint west crosscut 10 now In 70 ieet'
and will be continued In . northerly direc-
tioa and form . main lateral Drift for this
level. from which additional crosseuts can
be run. On the also level We are cutting
down the grade In the drift leading to the
Ophir mine, also following the streak OF
ore south crossed by the main north drift
10 learn its extent. At the O. 4 O. We are
yet engaged In removing the old pump
rods. aud expect to complete this work by
Tuesday next. when We shall commence to
place the new rod In the shaft designed to
run the double line Of pumps.
W. H. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01
Disirics CearI

The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning
Macfarlane VS.. Pssmore-Continued
for the term.
Royce vs. Hampton-Continued.
Leo VI. George w. Clarke CON-
tinued.
South Comstock VI. Hooper - Con.
tinued.
Halligan We. Halligan--sst for Sept.
9th.
Cedar Hill vs.. Gold Lssd-sst for
Sept. 9th.
Branson W. neutrality-suspicious.
Whitcomb Va. Whitoomb Set for
Sept. 9Th.
Jurors excused till the 9Th inst.
Virginia Savings Bank W. Blanch.
ard-Return amended.
Ivancovich VI. Suocor-Saturday set
for hearing proof OF liens.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad W.
Uran-Motion for order n.nac pro tunc
and new trial overruled.
Durant vs.. Creditors = Discharge
granted.
Hibbard VI. Observation-Disclosures for
divorce ; private trial granted ; divorce
granted on ground Of failure to provide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01

The letters FROM the flooded mines
are interesting. The Hale L N%orcross
Is drained to the stump. which IL allsd
with debris. The connecting drift on
the 1900 is also badly damaged. After
the stump Ia cleaned out and the main
pump lowered, there will not be water
enough In the mine to keep the pumps
running moro than an hour or two Q
day. The release Of the donkey pumps
will rave at least Ave cords Of wood per
day. The Savage 10 now fighting the
fsry food alone and successfully; and
the 1900 station 10 appearing. There Is
some dispute a. to where the water
comes In, some contending that It is
from the bottom OF the incline. II was
certainly struck way north on the 1900
level. and its hole will probably be
found there now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01
consoIida,ed yirrinia.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Aug. 30. 1874. ".
Harsns. Secretary: There have been e.
tracted the past week l,o7l tons Of ore.
On the $50 level the north drift 10 in
California ground &c feet. We have started
. south drift from the joint west crosscut,
which will DO continued in . southerly
direction and form . main lateral drift for
this level. from which additional crosscuts
can be run. On the 1850 level we are yet
engaged in enlarying the drift to No. 2
winze. and have not a. started the upraise.
On the 1850 level the north drift from
crosscut No. I has been advanced II feet;
total length. III feet, and continues In
vein matter. showing some ore. On the
2i50 level the east crosscut 10 now In 1853
feet. passing through favorable material
showing streaks Of quartz. At the @. @.
shaft We are yet engaged In removing the
old pump rods, and expect to conclude
this work by Tuesday next, whom we shall
commence TO place the now rods In the
shaft designed to run the double line Of
pumps. W. d. PATTON supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01
Grants Position.

CuIcAoo. Sept. LA Tribune Wash
ington special says {: Hon. E. B. Wash
burne has received q letter from General
Grant. saying that those who expect
him. upon his return to the United
States, to enter the Presidential cam.
paisp. will 10 greatly mistaken. BE
says that In his Presidential term OF
eight years he has received whatever
honor attaches to the position. and that
he does not desire 10 be President again,
and does not conceive Of any possible
circumstances which would induce him
to b. o candidate. Still, while all this
IL true. he adds that II Il should happen
at any time that the Republican party
should need him for any purpose. be
would not fail to respond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01

VIRGINIA CRY. Aug. 30. 1S7s.-W. w.
.S,,t.oa. Secretary. The how Of water
struck In the bottom some tan days ago
continues about the same. II will prob
ably be some ten days yet before the ledge
will DO drained 10 that level. at which time
sinking will bs resumed. The ledge has
not been cut yet either In North Bonsnzs
or Flowery 400. although We expect to do
90 In both places the coming week. The
lateral drift north on the 500 just inside
Of the east wall has been advanced 80 feet.
showing . hne body Of quartz with low
assays. Crossout No. 8 on this level. Just
started. il now In tho vein 10 feet. showing
Q body Of dns looking quartz with some
ore. Samples selected assay from S. TO
Sii. Crosscut No. 2 on this level shows .
marked improvement. Assays run from
SIS to over 500. No. I crossout shows no
change. The Flowery crosscut on this
level shows . slight Improvement. while
the exploring drifts from this crosscut.
both north and south. show . marked i'm.
provsmsnt both In appearance and assays.
Everything in and about the mines are
working 10 our entire satisfaction.
d. H. JACKSON. Supt.
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Usiou Consolidated.

VIRGINIA Orr, Aug. 80, 1s7s.-.Robsrt
3srcood. President: During the past week
the east drift 10 the main shaft on our 1000
level has been extended 81 feet; total
length. 2i9 feet from the main north drift,
the material passed through being . favor
able working porphyry. which shows NO
indication Of water. The repairs on the
main north drift are making good pro-
gress. On our 1000 level the joint Mex.
lean west crosscut on our north line has
been advanced ~ feet. and II now "a feet
from the main north drift, passing through
q vein formation showing streaks Of quartz
and clay. The joint Mexican winzs has
been sunk and timbered u feet total
depth. 80 feet. Tho material passed
through and in the bottom is somewhat
softer than ct data Of last report, but shows
considerable water.
W. H. PATTON. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01

Now IL THE TIME.-Ths man who gets
into the stock market now, and can bold
his shares. will no doubt do well BY his
investment before the season ends.
Consult w. b. Clarke & Co., stock.
brokers, 81 South @ street, Virginia.
and arrange with them to buy and carry
q few shares for you. They deal with
their customers on the square. Zee
their notice elsewhere.
RIuHr At HoNE.-There is NO occa-
sion for any Comstocksr to send out Of
Gold Hill for foreign or domestic. staple
or fancy dry goods As long as A. COIN
holds forth in the Odd Fellows building
and offers such stock and at such prices
% he does now. He buys for cash and
sells cheaper than the cheapest. See
his notice In another column.
H. @. CHAPLIN, formerly Deputy Coun.
ty Recorder, and lately book keeper for
w. q. Clarke 4 Co., brokers, has suc.
oeedsd w. B. Hunter ct the Consoli.
dated Virginia Office, Mr.. Hunter having
left for the East . few nights since.
8. v. MOONEY has just delivered "a
the G. & @. and B. L B. shaft . Roe.
bling rope 2.4O0 isstlong and Ave inches
by ons.half, to be used on their nov
pump hoist.
TIE north lateral branch Of the Sutro
tunnel, up 10 the 92d ultimo. was sI'
tended 208 feet In . direct line from q
point 0 1900 feet from the tunnel en-.
trance.
A xISrx named Cornelius Ahem had
the little finger Of his left hand cut Of
BY the falling OF 0 piece Of timber In the
Hale 4 Norcross mine Saturday after.
noon.
Axpsrw F. McNIcxLH. Of New York.
writes 10 ASCERTAIN the Whereabouts oil
John Fnnegan. who whom dashboard Of
was mining In Nevada
TEE school bells commenced their
merry music again this morning. and
the streets at loon were hllsd with
school children.
Can't. Thos. Gallagher returned from
IAks Tahoe this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-01
The Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS. Sept. l.-Larser numbers
Of new cases and deaths are now report
cd than at any time this season, and the
number IL daily increasing. Twenty
more nurses were assigned to duty by
the Howard Association yesterday. The
Howards have their hands full and but
little money remaining In their treasury.
They must call for aid very soon. They
now have on their hands over 200 fami-
lies, one third being colored families.
NATcHEz. Sept. doctors Menge
and Miller report the case OF Major
Hodge, OF the United States survey par
ty, as yellow fever. Hodge 10 not ex.
pectsd to live through the night. There
Il no other case In vidalia. The Board
Of Alderman have adopted n~on.intsr.
course with yidslia and other injected
points.
MoBrLx, Sept. This city quaran.
tined against New Orleans on Sunday
night. This port remains free from To-
yer. and II Ia proposed 10 keep Il SO.
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su,,a consolidated

vrnurs1A Orr. Aug. so. ls7s.-Hsny A.
Clarks, Ssereiary: Good progress has
been made the past week In reducing
the accumulated water In the incline above
the 1000 level. Main and donkey pumps
are performing excellent duty. aided BY .
b00-esllon tank from the 1900 level and
discharged ut the 1000 level. The present
aspect bids fair 70 entirely FREQ on 1000
level Of water In eight days. Our pump
and hoisting machinery remain In fair
running order. The new compressor 10 at
hand and being placed In position; will be
ready to start up on OF about the 10th Of
September. Wine sinking from the 1900
level Is still under suspension, and will re.
main 90 until the new compressor IL ready
10 furnish an additional quantity Of com.
pressed air. The ventilation throughout
the mine IL perfectly good.
HENRY BAwDES. Supt.