Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-24

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WASHINGTON, June % The
bill inirnduce'i 10y Chandler to pro-
vide pcean m.il steamship seivic'
bel ". en- the United States ami
south Amerie4 directs the invita-
tin OF ,topnsals for u line between
San Francisco and Valparaiso,
touching ut Panama, and such
points in Ecuador and Peru as the
po-tmosiei-Grner may direct
The service TO be performed in eacl,
case by iron steamships Of not less
than 2 600 tons burden, American
built, ,.,,d capable OF making eleven
nautical miles an hour. The frs
departure for each line to be not
later than one year alter the biiPs
enactment.
s,g.ed nv sne PrssideBt.
WASHINGTON, June 23d.-The
President la. approved the bill
making appropriations for the Leg
i-lati,e, Executive and judicial
expenses OF the government tor the
fiscal year ending June ~, 1881,
aud for other purposes.
tn. Copper mia-s Of New Mrx'co
NEW York, June 81. The Times
to-day, touching on the New NIX
lean copper interests now seeking
. a Il, "a H.
parent that if New Mexican copper
comes in'o the market in competi-
ton with ore from Lake Superior,
the owners of the latter could Offer
to reduce their prices very much
below the present level. 1t Is
hoped this competition may be
brought about, and the tax which
the grasping monopoly now exacts
from the community may be
abated; but the owners of the New
Mexican mines must not expect to
take the trade all to themselves, for
in some of the mines of Michigan
the ore is almost pure. while the
cost of water transportation in
sum mer is so slight that mines sit
uated in that State Will always be
in II favorable position to compete
with those in other parts OF our
country, where carriage has to be
by lail.
M'Deras DIscnveries In WyOiniog.
NEW YORK, June pa special
from LARAMIE City, Wyoming,
says: Greatinterest is felt here over
rich silver mines discovered near
this city, on the rim of North Park.
A great many specimens of ores,
both carbonates and chlOrides, have
been brought into town this week,
all of which assay silver from $500
to $500 per ton. An official assay
to-day by the Territorial Assayer
certifies the ore to be lead carbon
ates, and to contain 439 ounces If
silver per ton. Experienced miners
are confident that this new mining
district is fully AS rich and exten-
sive as Leadville. The new camp
is about seventy five miles from
here, aud easily reached by teams.
People are rushing in there from
all around this section OF country.
Carried over Niagara Fsi.s.
BUFFALO, June 23I.-Mrs. Rol-
lauu "f LIege, Belgium, at Mag IRA
Falls to-day borrowe blinking
cup from her husband, while v'sit-
ing the Three Sisters Islands, and
STOPPING for drink, fell into the
swlftiy-iunning waters, and was
swept over the Horseshoe falls.
Tue husband and wife were on II
welding tour.
Mayone's visit
NEW YORK, June 231.-The
Utica Heratd says: Hon. Daniel
Magone has returned 10 O.deis-
burg from California. 1t is under
stood that Magone's visit to the
Golden Gate WAS made in behalf Oi
the insurance comtauies, with the
hope OF finding Col. Dwight oi
Bingham alive.
SILVER froduct ~ C"iurndu-Fh.
L.adv.Iie aims.
NEW Y0RK, June 33l The Tri-
bune. reviewing the letters from
Leadville, says: The mines of TIA.
LeadvIlle group are exceedingly
productive, and according to the
opinion of the best exprrts, are nn,
likely to be soou worked out. They
are certainly the most valuable d.
p0sits of argentilerous ore now be
lug worked in the United States,
and are probably unrivaled in the
world. The output this year is rs
timated at $40, 900. 900, and there IL
good reason to think 1t will be con
-iderably increased Il another year
A remarkable feature about these
reports is that silver is found in
car Donates of lead, miperaI
which was previously supposed not