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THE bullet with which DeYoung
shot Kalloch, after causing much
alarm and pain, was extracted from
his arm-pit last Monday.
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Eacket of the fire works began last
and has been kept up to this min
'n0ut an intermission.
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'host impossible to get through the
'wus that are on our streets daily.
ny seems to have money, and are
it.
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and Wilson No s., White, New
singer, Howe, Wilson Oscila-
Tue, at A. l., BRUNsoN.
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Miss. Emma Spengler won the
elegant flower basket ratified at the
Catholic fair.
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' ever young friend, Mr.. John Hun
assisting Mr.. Isydore Schwartz in
upon his numerous customers.
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son Fire Company No. 1 will elect
on Monday, Che 18th day of January.
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christmas eve there was a larger crowd
IN than when Coles circus was here.
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COMET returns thanks to Mr.. Geo.
4, Of the Auditors office, for valuable
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Hnare indebted to Capt. Cameron for
Hot Springs papers.
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Z catholic Fair was, besides atfording
y deal of amusement, financial sue
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ID local of the Republican has our
10 for courtesies.
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streets the early part of the week
crowded with ladies'.
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"A happy and prosperous New Year
to our readers.
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Baker has opened restaurant in
b Jackson.
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TIb Edwards House has been overhauled
|1Pftted.
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\ an account of the German by
BIT, on this page.
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Pre- is a regular stampede to buy
rs fine liquors.
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For Alderman.

n CUMMINGS is candidate for Alder.
A in the South Ward at the ensuing city
elton.
hHAS, WILLIAMS is Il candidate for re-
1rtion as Alderman in the South Ward.
LARRY NJ. TAYLOR is It andidate for
herman in the South Ward.
IA are authorized to announce L. KAY
NAUGH for Alderman of the South
ard, city of Jackson.
n are authorized to announce Il. II.
,RSONS as a candidate for Alderman for
South ward.
Clerk House of Representatives.
Il A. BROUGHER, is candidate for
TX of the House of Representatives.
EO. S. DODDS, of Copiah county, is a
didate for Clerk of the House of Repre-
Eatives.
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What did Santa Claus bring ann?
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Ne trust our readers have all had tmerry
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Mayor.

N. are authorized to announce JOHN
%GJLL as a candidate for reelection to
office of Mayor of the city of jackson.
Elton, first Monday in January 1880.
N. B. TAYLOR is candidate for Mayor
jackson, at the ensuing city election.
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.4ILROAD TIMETABLE.
,.nsburx and Meridian Railroad.

r,.hsbnrE and Meridian Railroad.
Schedule Of June, %, 1872
j ,va EAsT-Leaves Vicksburg p. NJ.
p''' Arrives at Jackson,...........12 NJ.
Leaves Jackson. A, M
.,o WRs1-Ieaves Meridian p. M.
pS' Arrives at Jackson. .1:25 A. NJ,
Leaves Jackson. .......1:40 A. NJ.
E.ours-GOlng West. arrives at Jackson at 3:1O
f''"i p. NJ, and leaves $40 p.
Going East arrives at Jackson at 1886
A. NJ, and leaves 1:35 +. NJ.
Il. +. RAWORTH, Gen'l Sup't,
N DLAWRENCE, Assistant Sup't
Ia W. CLINGAN. Local Agent.
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% your New Years liquors at Brauns.
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Dad Chancery notice in this issue.
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'ony Denier on the 31st.
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n We are also General Agents for Mississip,i
organ guaranteed and sold on the most raasdnah
nave in connection Prof John II. Woirand wh
instruments at short notice His pasf wn., in
profession. All orders left with us viii rece ''
PSt1ra Nloln and Guitar Strings Sheet
: lclurH frames ready made and made 10 orda,
iof cash, and can compete with any house in the
II l" represented to be. Do not buy elsewhere N
Nov15 79-1yl
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The Mining Outlook for 1850.
San Francisco Stock Report.

The mining outlook for 1880 is full
of promise. A larger bullion yield
than that of 1879, as far as the Pacific
coast mines are concerned, is already
assured Bodie District will have los
stamps at work instead of So stamps,
as at present. And there will be
enough ore TO keep these stamps busy.
Tuscarora District will increase its list
of bullion producers. Columbus Dis
trict, through the famous Mt Diablo
and the less known but equally prom
Using East Mount Diabll, will be max
ing "a lively stir with bullion. Eureka
District will surprise some of its best
friends with its largely increased out
put of bullion. The possibilities OF
the Comstock cannot lie told in the
limits of single article. If the de
vel0pnents meet expectations the
north end mines will revive the days
of bonanza prosperity. CHANGING ovel
the whole fielo we see enough TO war
rant the prediction tina 1880 will bt
a much better mining year than 1879
And we make that prediction.
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bic as the rest. The medium said
that be would begin by going into a
trance and have solo played through
the medium Of his fingers By the spir-
II Of his beloved departed wife. The
first note he struck was followed by a
shrill shrek, and the instrument emit
ted q regular devils serenade Of dis
cordant sounds Great Scott gasped
the medium, turning livid and forget
ting all about the trance business. u
always was afraid Id get the old la
dy started some day in real earnest
THAT IS ahem, ladies and gentle
men-feeling kinder sick--ahem!-
the seance is postponed until-I-good
EVENING" And the Mortified audience
scrambled out.
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Randolph's Romance.
Powhatan Bouldin ..Reminiscene


In his strange passionate youth,
John Randolph was betrothed to a
Miss Maria Ward, the daughter of his
mothers intimate friend For some
cause the engagement was broken off.
The lovers appear to have had des-
perate quarrel, and Mr.. Randolph
rushed out of the house in which he
had been visiting the lady in such a
rage that he did not even stop to un-
tie his horses bride reins, but slashed
them through with his knife, mounted
and rode away in a laundering gallop
The lovers scarcely ever saw each 9th
er again. The lady became Mrs. Pey-
ton Randolph. John Randolph never
married. To the day of his death be
spoke of her as "My Angel" and hel
marriage is said to have been the heavi
est blow this grievously suffering mar
ever endured. He was sick all his life
aud sometimes in a feverish sleep he
used to mutter her name, in the hear
ing of the watchers about his bed. i
was strange, heart-breaking 70
nance, that of this quivering bundle
of nerves, who was the lineal descen
dant of Pochahontas.
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LOCAL News

We return thanks to Mr.. P. D..
Rothwell, who is at Ann Arbor, Mich
igan, studying medicine, for copy of
the Chronicle, a splendid paper pub
Used at the University.
SEE advertisement in another col
umn Offering for sale or rent the brick
building formerly occupied by Carvan
& Go. as barbershop.
Mr.. E. V. slime went up to the SUD
Rosa mill last Wednesday to take a
position as one Of the engineers.
The Yankee Fork Herald of No
vember 22d was devoted entirely to
mining news, and was good issue.
PNEUMONIA is prevalent throughout
Utah.
The school exhibitions will take
place on December 26th and January
Cd.
AN eclipse of the sun is announced
for the 18th of January, commencing
at 2:40 P NJ.
SEE Treasurer's notice in this issue
advertising $3.50 for sale.
Snow fell all day yesterday.
THREE feet Of snow on the summit
at the head of More creek.
Mr. S. G. SLsBy returned from
Boise City last Wednesday.
No PREPARATIONS have bsen made
yet for a Christmas Tree here
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Yesterday Mr.. Homer Z. Sargent,
General Manager of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad, returned home from an
extended tour Of inspection over the
line The trip included an inspection
of the Northern Pacific extension be-
you'd the Missouri river, to the farth-
est point where work has been done
From Mr.. Sargent the Globe learned
that the work beyond Bismark is pro-
crossing rapidly and satisfactorily.
One hundred miles hare been graded,
OF which fifty miles have been ironed,
ard over which construction trains
are being run. Track-laying is go
ing ahead at the rate Of mile day.
With such work Mr.. Sargent is conf
dent that the Little Missouri will be
reached by June lst, 1880 This dis
lance from this point to the Yellow
stone is under contract, Walker, Bel
lows & Go. contractors, to be graded
and ironed by September 1st, 1880
Mr.. Sargent claims that the fuel ques-
ton for the Northwest has been
solved. Just along the route, as now
completed, and towards the Little
Missouri, inexhaustible beds of coal
have been discovered. The coal has
been experimental with, and has
proved good fuel, especially so fol
railroad purposes. On the whole
from what Mr.. Sargent says. there is
no small sized boom for the Northern
Pacific Railroad as it reaches oui
along the Bonanza belt.
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On n visit to Germany.

Mr. Nickolaus Haug started for OF
fenbach, Germany, last Tuesday, on a
visit to his aged mother, whom he has
not seen for over twenty-six years,
and other relatives and friends. Mr..
Haush has been here since 1868, ami
en- aged in business for eleven years
During his absence, which will be hive
or six months, Mr. Jacob Garrecht
will attend to the brewery, and Mr.,
Jonas w. Brown to all other business.
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Accident.

Mr. R. A. Goodliffe sprained his
left knee aid ankle very badly while
returning from Banner with the mail
last Tuesday The accident happened
to him beyond the More creek summit,
and he had considerable difficulty in
getting to this place, where he ar
rived late at night. He was on snow
shoes, and the snow being very wet
and heavy, the trip was very severe
on him. He had the same ankle and
knee sprained badly two years ago
which caused the wrench to take more
effect than it othwise would. lie Is
able to move about the house, and ex
poets to be on the streets again IN
few days
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We are informed that man BY the
name Of "Shufflery Levins, who some
time since married Sue Montague. or
"Twenty-one Sue" at Canyon City,
committed, yesterday, in our city, the
brutal act Of scalding his wife, BY
pouring hot coffee down her neck, III,
front. The woman is badly scaldcd,
and at this writing it Is not known
whether she will recover or not.
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Good Ore.
CRITIC.

Tie shipments from Bay Horse Dis
trict the past season have been as fol-
lows: Ramshorn. IS tons, 400 ozs-
Der ton; Vermont, 4 tons, 42o ozs-
per ton; Beardsley So tons, 100 ozs-
per ton; Hood, Is tons, LOG ozs. per
ton: Skylark, 8 tons, $50 per ton net
Ella 1928 pounds, $3.50 net; Broad
way, 1884 pounds, s3s4.4O net; Shoe
Fly. 2.647 pounds. $3074 net. These
figures speak well, and boom in the
Bay Horse District is certain next
year,
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Thought He Had Reused the Old La.
dy Up
Nav Yorir World
New York World

One of those dealers in departed
spirits, who particu arly afflict this
community just now under the style
and title OF mediums, had just gotten
his Sunday nights audience into the
usual pitch of expectant glow prepar-
atory to tn performance when a
young man entered hastily and asked
to be allowed to examine the piano
used to produce the Spirit music"
Having ostensibly convinced himself
of the integrity of that instrument,
but really having slipped full-grown
rat into its case, he sat down and
looked as decently solemn and misera-
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How to Test the Purity Of wase,

The iullnwing is Hercll's method OF
ties ing water Tor sewage conta.nina-
ton, ur the presence of putrescible or
ganic matter in water: FIJI q clean
pint hottla ,lsree quarters fail with
the water IL be tested, and IA it dis
solve bali 4 teaspooniul Of The finest
sugar; tl,en cork the bottle aud set il
i'll warm place iur lorty-eight hours.
If, meanwhile, the water becomes
cloudy or milky, it is unfit for domes-
tic use If it remains perfectly limp
id, it is probably safe to use.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City,
Boise Co, 4. T., on the 9TH day of Decem-
Der which, if not called for within thirt,
days, will be sent to the dead letter office.
Bud Biglough, G. E. Clark, Thomas Dill
lon, Thos. Elliott, B. A. Griffin, Miss L.
Kinney, Il. McGuinness, NJ ID. Smith, c..
+. Washburn, Ira Williams.
Persons calling for any of the above lei;
tiers Will say advertised and give date OF
| list
S. c. SILSBY, p. NJ.
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A
SURE.
CURE.
FOR
Notice.

In The Probate Court Of Boise comfy. Idaho Ter
ritory.
In the matter Of the estate ~ John o.DoAnel
decease cd:
NOTICE Il HEREIY GIVEN RI THE UNDEr
w s'gneu. ex-senator -. the estate ii John O'Dol
mel, teceA sd r. creditors II. AMI all persons
having claims against. said de--easr.t to exhib
them. with tie necessary vouchers. 10 him
Plaeervile. nis.- rcuntv. !. T.. within ten months
after the frs bAcA;ion * this mott e.
THOMAS BURKE.
Executor of the estate Of sohn QOonne! d
ceased.
Dated Idaho city. Jnly ?. is79-iv
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arrivals at the Luna House.

Con Driscoll, Dan Robinson, city; Joe
Travis, Willow creek; p. Rush, NortI,
ELK creek; John Young, Centerville; r.
F. Ladd, A. Beard, Garden valley; Rev.
j. Mexican, Rev G. w. GRAMS. Boise.
City; Jas. Ashforth, VIM Cock, J. NJ. Can
nady, Pioncerville.
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wotce.

Estate of Samuel Ste xart, deceased
as Office Is HEREBY GIXEN BY TIE U-,DEE-
"a signed, administrator Of the essata OF Samu
Stewart deceased, TO the creditors of, and ali pr
sons having claims against. the said deceased
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. vi'h'
ten months after the first publication Of this nNt-e
the said administrator, at his othce 81 Idaho i;,,
County of Boise, aud Territory Of Itlias.
JONAS u. BFoN'S.
aaaiiA.s,f s.-er,
Dated a. IdaAo City, June 4 A.
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inventors and Patentees

should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, &c, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
of Patents. Washington, ID. c., who fur
nish the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
Brothers is well .known and successful
firm OF large experience, having been es-
tablished in 1866. If.
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Postomce Hours.

During week Guys, until further notice.
he Postoffice will ne kept open from seven
!. M. until nine p. M.
Sundays from half-past twelve to one.
nd from four until six Z, NJ
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted on Sat
1rdays after four O'Clock p. M.
s. G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. ., 1873. Postmaster.
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a YOUNG man, inquiring about The
pronunciation of word, was told to
consult the authorities. He went off
and asked the police and the judges,
and even then he couldn't find out
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-05
Authorized Agents.

Hon. Geo. w. Parsons Of Rocky Bar, is
our agent at that place, and authorized to
collect moneys due this Office and receipt
for the same.
Mr.. Asa Abbott, of Atlanta, is our agent
at that place, and authorized to collect all
bills due this office and give receipts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-05

A. Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ on Saturday. he 18th day of Decsmbsr, 1879.
at II O'Clock M. of said day my Office in Idah,s
CITY. Boise county. L t. offer at pablo auction tho
sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty is250j Dollars Il.
the lowest bidder therefor in County Warrants OF
said Boise county issued and registered prior To.
January, 1869. ISIDOR SMITH,
County Treasurer
Idaho City, 1. T.. Dec. 8. 1872
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ReIigious,

Rev. G. w. Grannis, OF La Grande
will hold divine services in the NJ. b
Church, this place, next Sunday
morning and evening
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LETTER FRoM RANxER-
BANNER. IDAHo Nav % /,

PP0sS sios ~ HIS very remote
region thanksgiving Day would be
purposely allowed to glide by unno
tlced and uncelebrated. But every
bannerite is happy III the thought
that such was not the case. On tho
18th Mr.. Henry Gottsch sent invita-.
tions to all the folks in the Immediate
vicinity to be on hand the next day
for dinner, which was to be ready at
O'Clock We ate no supper that
night and no breakfast the next morn
ing. Our clock being ten minutes
slow, and fearing that / might posi-
bly, be too late, set out and arrived
there before any one was up in the
morning. But, being possessed with
good staying qualities | stuck it out.
In due time all were present, every
person about the premises, which con-
sisted OF two ladies, fifteen men, my
self and three other dogs. Mrs. Com
misky and Mrs. Wentworth came over
the mountain through two feet of
snow. the distance being one mile and
half. believe that when they set
out on the scent of a Thanksgiving
dinner that they are the most deter
mined two ladies this side of Idaho
City. The table was filled with ey.
erything that was good, such as roast
pig, chicken, dull, &c. In fact, there
were two duffs, each one being as
large as the regular Crown Point Duff.
jim Irwin was assistant cook He
says he graduated with honors at the
head of the Duff class in Louisville.
Ay., twenty years ago. There was
considerable sparring to get some one
to offer prayer. Jim finally reared
up and said that he was thankful to
the Advise for the many favors which
he had received during the summer,
and more especially for those he had
caught in his traps, barring Mrs. Com
misky's cat. Here Mr.. Ferguson said
amen" and Jim quit Jim Coleman
and Joe WEIGH waited on the table
on Snowshoes. But, laying all Jokes
aside, it was an enjoyable gathering,
and will long be remembered with
pleasure by all who were present, ii
being the first, too, that was even
held in the District The guests
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth, Mr.
aud Mrs. Commisky, General Grant
Dunk Ferguson, john Cameron, Nc
Knabb, P. Robinson, 10 WEIGH, j
Callahan, Mr. Neal, William .Ankrum
Jim Irwin, Jim Coleman and Jim Mon
roe.
The old stiffs are about to organize
debating club here. The first ques
ton sci for argument is, CIV neither
prunes and hominy shall be allowed
to come as freight into this camp, OIL
as contraband goods"
John Cameron and Dunk Ferguson
are working on the west extension o
the Crown Point.
| The East Banner tunnel is being
| driven ahead at lively rate. A two
foot vein of one hundred dollar ore
made its appearance to-day in the fac'
of the tunnel The character of thu
ore is black sulphurets and antimonia
silver, with an occasional intermixtur'
, of gray silver ore, which is LITERAL,
streaked with native silver.
There will be one large drove, o
: two little ones, go into Idaho Cit,
; about Christmas, and if we don't lik
: the looks OF Idaho City. will drive o.
a to Boise City. Look out for us Gu
snowshoes are doped, and will go lily
ing. jim Coleman aud 10 = elch Wi
4 hirfblnx-
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting 80 cents and shaving 20
cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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Notice.

ceased.
In Probate Ceuri of Boise county, Idaho Territory
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN by THE UNDER
w signed. Executor OF the estate of John Win
ner. deceased. 10 the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased to exhibii
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this notice
the said Executor, at his residence, on Souav
creek, in Boise county, idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR.
Executor of the estate of John Winner, deceased,
Dated Idaho City, August 10. lS59.-4w.
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4 Call from Distinguished Minister!

Rev g. W. Grannis, Of La Grande,
and Rev. J. Mexican, Presiding Elder
of the NJ E. Church, arrived here by
last Wednesdays stage. They made
a pleasant call on the WORLD the
same evening. This is the FIRST visit
of Mr.. Grannis to this place, and as
he is said to be a fine preacher, whicE
we do not doubt, Judging from his ap-
pearance and the amount of informa.
tion he seems to possess, the N. E.
Church will undoubtedly be crowded
next Sunday
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The Montana Mine.

This is considered the king mine Of
the Mount Estes belt, and has yielded
mich rich ore all the way from the
surface down TO the present workings.
The thine has been put in splendid con-
diticn for the easy extraction Of ore.
The face Of the mountain has been
leveled down at this point and sub
stantial ore house and sampling room.
dwelling and blacksmith shop erected
at the mouth of the tunnel a tunnel
was first run in so feet on the vein,
about midway Of which winze is be-
ing suck and is now down Is feet
The quartz vein is 81 feet In width.
averaging $500 per ton, two.thirds
gold and one-third silver The ore is
very easily reduced; that worked here
by arastra process yielded 50 per cent.
of the assay value. There are four
grades of ore III the mine. The first.
class samples over $4,000 per ton;
second, 81 500 TO $1,7OO; third, $500
to $500, and fourth, $3.50 to 5000.
Over $4,000 worth Of shipping ore
has been taken out of the shaft, which
averaged $500 per ton. There is
from 100 to $50 tons of fourth-class
ore on the dump In sinking the
Wine $500 was PANIED from the
hose dirt, and from $500 to $1,000
per day in gold has sometimes been
pounded, in hand mortar, out Of rich
specimens found in the ledge. Re-
Gently 225 pounds Of quartz crushed
in mortar produced 81 800 in gold
The vein is in porphyry and has been
found at different points on the sur
face for distance of 500 feet The
owners are James Hooper, John Falk
ner, Duncan Cameron, Amos Frankly
and D. B. Narney.
- Call from Distinguished Ministers