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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25

The Grant Reception COMMITTEES met at the
""'efA"r apartments last evening, ana the
! h'S' "''"IiisSS "''e""eo 10 WIS the reading Oh
'iio 'o''""'"s 'eie2r'"' from H. W. Ie'ilg'o"
| 20 MS hAc'l'ehcy 'he governor
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "a, 1879.
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Then going ov,r narrow gauge to Summit.
lake ctrla.e and reach C"is'" Sunday even
ny '''u' ''''E' '' H'' ~ o',son al
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sous at Summit at 3 o'clock "n Sunday after
noon ASK BLISS t" have Me'eor It Tahoe on
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
A MIXED MATCH.

| Social wonders will never cease. Elopements
were invented by mischievous little fellow
known as Cupid. They are known to all
social ranks they are strangers to neither tho
family of the chitonier or that of the banker,
and all intermediate classes are familiar with
! these temporary disturbers of family happi-
ness and gossip feeders. But who ever heard
| of white man clipping with a Washoe Indian
squaw The first instance of this kind will
be recorded in the following true narrative ::
For year or two a worthless fellow named
Jack McCourtney, had been living in an
equally worthless shanty somewhere near the
aume. He never was known to do Il full days
work since he came here, but would just do
enough in the 90 JOB line to keep him in the
commonest kind of food and the poorest quail
ity of whisky. Although an Irishman by
birth he was to all intents and purpose an
Indian, for the Indians, both male and female,
especially the latter, were his associates, on
rather, he courted their society. For several
months he has been living with a married
squaw, whose affections he managed to ALLEVIATE
from the dusky son who, on the marriage day,
had solemnly sworn to make her do all the work |
while he idled also that he would See that
she did his bidding in sickness or IN health
and that he would freeze to her SO long Al, !
she added to the material comfort of his indu-
lent existence. The sguaw strangely became
abnormally fascinated with the worthlt S.
Jack and vowed that the whole Washoe tribe
should not part them in life. The Indians
held several pow-wnws, devising means how
10 rid themselves of the intruder, and bring
he misguided squaw back to her people. En-
10Y after envoy was sent TO her with royal
propositions, but she clung to her greasy Jack
With a tenacity worthy of better purpose. On
asst Tuesday night Il deputation of Indians
allied on Jack, stating that if the woman did
lot return before the disappearance of the 9
resent moon, they would make short work Of 7
lin and his hut. Jack told them that he
'ould take the matter under Amusement
hat night he told the squaw wha- lad oc- +
nrred. Knowing that if her people ever got Q
heir clutches on her they would make mince h
leat of her carcass, she volunteered to steal
couple of horses from the trib,, and suggest :,
the propriety and safety of jumping this +
art of the country. Jack being in an &C
uiescing and cowardly mood, was delighted
it'll the proposition. On Wednesday night, O
lille the Indian camp WAS Justify SNORING and 7
roaming of fat and greasy swill barrels, the e
nfaithful squaw carried out her purpose by
citing away with two of the best ponies, and =,
fought them to Jacks hut The following ~
orning when the Washoes were vending their a,
az into town for back yard breakfasts, they
und that Jack and his girl had gone to
k the winds, where In the course of the p
" the horses were missed and several -,
outing parties were at once sent ont in pur- | ,
it of the clipping pair. At last accounts the
outing parties we're still out, and if they
tch Jack and his girl, woe be to them. W
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25

BosKo's BoNANzA-We were interviewing
BosNo yesterday, and happened to notice the
granite bases of the posts which support the
awning in front of the Court House, and sug-
,.sted hat they should be replaced. "What
tar?" asked Bosko, because they are SO
worm was our answer MY God do you
mt to break me up2" exclaimed Frank,
those stones have made ME more trade than
all the advertisements in the APPEAL make
double as many pants as l do coats, just on
account of them blocks" The great toe OF
St. Peter at Rome, is worn to the quick by the
lips, and III ascending steps by the knees OF
devour pilgrims. and even the Blarney stone
shows marks of wear and tear; but they must
all give place to those granite pedestals whl"i-
Frank Bosko says will make his fortune yet
RACES To-DAY-Two very interesting races
will come off at the track to-day, namely,
800 yard running race between Lutklns
DUSTY Bob" and Williams L" Black Harry,
for $500 Il side number of Bodieites are
here to see this race, the latter horse
belongs to Bodie After that will come three
in FIVE trot between Col. A. c. Ellis " Nc
Cleilan" and Sheriff Hills Stonewall Jack
son."
A HUMANE Acr-Major s. c, Scovi.le
yesterday caught Chinaman cruelty using q
little donkey whose ankle was broken, by
making it carry } big load Of wood. The
Major compelled the inhuman Celestial to
drop the load from the back of the suffering
animal, and afterward gave the Caioaman
good and we'll deserved shaking.
DEPARTURES The GLOWING passengers
departed on the sout1e n 'tage yesterday
All Wau, N. McSwe- II. Ms. S t. Viii
son, John Frazer, T.. h1.rchnn,, L. c.
Parks, Mrs P. Gleasu M two children,
A. E. Kelsey.
ACcrDEx~ his Jos-rA TeIma.:, incther
of IL. c. &. Goodwin, was thrown ;roEn Der
buggy a. GienbrooE on Thu .day evening
Athoug.. pretty taliy bruissl, tee lady for
IL lately sustained ssr ous ,.'jursee
ARRIVALS. - The following Messengers ar
.lye0 he southern stsgc ts.day after
,.onn: Aady Haipin SEQ. Tciler, +. J
Van voo2:s, William -. lie. H. J. O'Erien,
J. Davidson, E. ". Gon;.n.
Rs-osN SoIRcE Geform Club will
,;vs th,ir weekly soirce at .toore and Par
icrs theater tonight. Tna programme viii
,e varied ard unusually toterestia. one.
LATE TRAIN YESTERDAYS lightning t,A;.
vac tslayed at a point nesy Cie"o, wing to
NO ceig!it trains trying to pass each other On
he saEe track,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
NOTICE.

Having been appointed agent by the Territorial Eate
PRISE Publishing Company to take charge of r. F. Brook
route and agency, request his leave
names with We also prepared deliver all San
Francisco daies. We tnAll aim by promptness to gain
the satisfaction of all customers.
oct14lW CAGWIN a AIlEN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25

Four doses of Mrs DR.. Howe's Rheumatic
Remedy will relieve, and one bottle will cure
the worst case of RHEUMATISM. Try it. 1t
costs but one dollar. For sale at Thaxter's
drug store oct94
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
AGWIN d ALLEH.
SYRUP OF FIGS

Is the best remedy of the age s Because is pleasan.
to take second 1t fails do it's work. thirdly II
by removing the cause; arousing the liver
bowels to activity it biousness ceanses the sy1
ten pures the blood and the sufferer toheah
oc23lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
NICHOLS INFALLiBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently every
case Of GonoThGea, elect and Whites, no matter of
how long standing, if directions are followed. Internal
medicines not recommended necessary. cure guar
anteed money refunded For sale by B. F. Tester
octS Gun
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
EVERYBODY

Go and see those Young horses for sale at the Capitol
rail- back OF the Capt. where also be found hay and
grain and superior accommodations teams Horses
boarded and grooned by the day week. G. L. GIBSON
proprietor. oc22-lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
MEETING OF Tue GRANT RECEPTION
COMMITTEE.
GENERAL GRANT AND PARTY WILL ARRIVE IN
THIS CITY TOMORROW EVENING.

The Grant Reception COMMITTEES met at the
first business attended to WAS the reading of
the following telegram from III. nj. Yesington
to His ExcelIency the Governor:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
BRIEF MENTION.

There is an rncalled for message in the tel
egraph Office for Jesus Ruiz
Mr. R. NJ Rowland, whom everybody
knows and likes, is in the city, en- route for
Bodie.
County Clerk Marshall yesterday issued q
license to Alfred Marston to wed Miss Hettie
Magee.
The southern stage brought in four bars of
bullion from Belleville and two bars from
Benton yesterday.
The days continne charming, while the
nights are pleasantly calculated for no small
amount of bed covering.
From Bodie we learn that Pant" has
left that place and gone to Los Angeles by
way of the Sonora route,
The work of decorating the State house
is going bravely on, and tonight the building
will present good appearance.
Judge Cary yesterday sentenced an Indian
to work fifteen days on the public highway,
for chasing squaws on the street with loaded
gun.
No news was yesterday received from the
Sierra Nevada mine The "bulls" oonstrue
the silence in a favorable light, while the
"bears" think the reverse of the situation.
Mr.. s. B. Segur, who was so severely in
jured by falling tree at Glenbrook last
Summer, was in the city yesterday He is
still using one crutch, but will soon be in a
healthy condition again.
Pneumonia has already filled three GENE
teries in Bodie The trustees of that camp
will be petitioned to permit the burial of the
dead in abandoned shafts, until another grave
yard can be started.
A tame goat was accidentally confined in
the vacant store room next to Benton's stable
last evening, and it made bold dash for
liberty by jumping through the glass door,
splintering several dollars worth of panes
The Washoes, very unlike the Piutes, do
not take the least interest in the coming of
General Grant. They do not propose to make
display of themselves, even upon the prom
ise of an extra juicy swill barrel But, then,
our Indians ire of lower caste than those on
the Comstock the latter are always prepared
TO make display Of their patriotism whenever
they are PROMISED few dollars and good
feed for the exhibition of their loyalty
A TRaR,BLK THREAT Needles, the depart |
cd trased,an, writes to the dramatic critic Of
the CRrc7licie that his wardrobe is in highly |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
WANTED.

house with conveniencos suitable for lady gentle
Furnished and the depot preferred Enquire
1t this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25

TIE LARIET. Chinaman who peddles
vegetables around town from a wagon,
WAS coming around the corner of the
saloon across from the Opera House two DAYS
ago, and crowd of boys who gather there, one
of whom had a lariet, put up a job on John,
and jwst as he rounded the corner into Car
son street he found himself neatly lassoed
JOHNS horse, which is not a racer in disguise.
stopped at the musical word for "woa," which
the Mongolian whispered to him, while he
proceeded to extrlca.e hi,aself, mattoring as
he went through the Davenport trick of IN
tying: "Melican man heap damn fool" John
was too wise to get angry, and went away
with "smile which was childlike aud bland )"
LATE STREET QrorArzeNs. following
we're the late quotations the street last
evening Jacket, 14sh b, AT; Sierra Nevada,
573s, 5ss, 584s; Justice, 2. 7Os; Union, 74as,
75s, 754s; Bodie, 14a; Bullion, 64b; Mexi-
can, 34b, 34ta; Chollar, Ga Utah, 21s;
Eureka, 24fb, 25a; Challenge, 21ob; Beet
& Bslcher, 17ab; Savage, l22 ; Ca it"rnir,
5fb; Scorpion, 4. Cos; Belle Isle, Ala; ,r,ed
& Curry, 9sb. ga; 0verman, g.; Imrs~i'.l,
l. 05b, 1.1Oa; Exchequer, &c, EeE.cn,
B. sob; Point, $50 b, 3s5, Cpki", ~;
Alpha, 144b.
A NICE PIECE OF WoRK.-Int.e ia. win
low of John G. Fox's store, is b.u,:tal
piece of penmanship, in tn, SHAPE OF ret Of
resolutions of thanks from :he Liberty yolnn- ,
eer Hose Company, Of Gold Hil to the |
Warren Engine and Hose Con pany, IF this !
.ity, for courtesies extended to The fsfTaer |
Turing their visits here last Summer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25

A TRaR,BLk THREAT Needles, the depart
cd trasedian, writes to the dramatic critic of
the CR,c1licie that his wardrobe is in highly
depietei state, and wants fresh shirt for
wardod to Ieqdvile ~ mail. He appears
there in Pichard II next week Unless some
clothes axe sent to him he threatens to go
back to that city and make q permanent res
idense there.
STocxe. Tn. marke. held its own ester
day, thars being TO change for the better or
wo.sc. As Levy has na'ie NJ rapor- Oh the
condition OF Sierra Nnva6, and Union, nc
change can b, expected. The learned " ex-
pert rnust report or there is nothing III the
market
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-25
THE ADA CAVENDISR TROUPE.

This excellent company will begin an en-
gagement of three nights at the Carson Opera
House on the Goth. The company comprises
some good actors, and is under the manage
ment of Barton Hill. Ada Cav ldsh his
created sensation in San Francisr" - Miss
Gwtt," play new to us here Those to be
played iR Carson on Wednesday, Lndv Clan
clarity; Tuesday, Jane Shore Friday, The
New Magdalen, adopted from Wilkie Collins
we'll known novel In addition Mr.. WIN
Withers will perform violin solos each eve. =
ing This will he An attractive season, and
one which we KAYE no doubt our people will
appreciate.
, 1879-01-04
Death Of tho Marques OF Twpsdtls1s.

"
The cable announces tho death OF tho n{otf,
Marques Of Twccddale, at tho early s4e of 3t.
The Marqucss succeeded Ills tutller Ia fs7G. but
he was married ~ Lord Arthur uay, tn 1851. 10
the Countess Helene Won Kilttnanseaxs, lougt-
ter Of the then lIannvesian Minister 10 Epvlopd.
Thlt latly died III 1871. and In 1878 ha married
Miss Julia Stewart .Iackcnzlc. lie leaves ID
aor, however, and wlli bo succeeded IN biz tltles
and cs.a'es BY his brother, lt,rd William liay,
country through biz connection with cabiu ttl.
terpFi&es. THIS eighth Marques Of Twceddale
was representative PeBr for Scotland aaa q
FielA-siafshal In tho army, who l!al served liz
the Pentusu!a, and - su attte Of tho Duke Vt
Wellington. liu Tired to the great age Of 81.
Ills oltest SOD, known Is tic Earl ot Giffotd,
wa&, Iaarrird Ues. ~, lBH3, to thu widowed
mother Of tho Eyrf of Duucrln. and atcd Oh tho
~ Of peestabsF 81 ~ = .a.ns ycat. pnn u h!s
Duke Ut Wellington, and unotner, Lady Emily
HUI, tnarsIcd the present Sir Robert Feel. All
OF the rweeddalc titles aru ScDtttsh. aud tho
family properly lses Ia seotlauu.> rs KaFons
lIay they xeso ennoble1 ID the fifteenth century.
, 1879-01-04

Concluaton or tte Arrumrrt ~ t1,a st.+..s
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of l,oun.rI Tor s,,-
fsnae.
1prrtat nfspdsea 10 7at 9rfhuaa.
HAHrFoap, Conn.,, Jan. Assignments for
the State In the Charter Oak trial ended to.
day with that of stato's-Attoruey Ilancraly,
who, continuing his address ot yestesday,
claimed that the taking OF commissions BY the
eonsptratora under their contract was fraud
on pollcy-holders. In view VI Tie crippled con.
dftfon OF tho Company. Further than th!s WA
the rlolation uf tho agreement wl,lcl, Was ap-
proved By fnsurancc-Con,misston stcdman,
who never intended that n dollar should b
drawn until the Company was solvent. The
statement Of receipts aud expenditures Tor 1916
shows that, after allowing for the
reserve, onlT $5,NN remained available
for such purposes. whtlo Furbcr drew lnany
times this amount. The speaker claimed
that the defense was III error IN alleging that
the second count was not proven, because tho
state failed to prove that the persons charged
, 1879-01-04

.,rrHisns ts3,1;,, F8ioW'ts >, 5ss51's D!'e;;
!1 cents}: =: Letana iu thaFttyn Isl ecunh =
tlnu1 lrVtM1', tao gans, 3Ey tlptgoitss {eaalItaR
bur fGW ulngbfk. and capital for TASor Egt!1fs
Ances. Thn 1Ast shtfe AF1 JGye4)jrs.
, 1879-01-04
Prot. KnApp'H Tesrtbte Prediction.

The fact 10 mann aAh aru dyiuR OF the cont
OF Florida calls 10 mind tho Autul prediction VI
Prot. Knapp. From the ju1tapoa.ttou Ut ccr-
tain plauuts to our earth. bu predicts shat one-
half Ut tha population OF our globe, Including
man aod III ~ kands q antt,als A. even ye9sta.
1sal in u lsrturo delivered several years aso,
b. said that thu desol1sion would couitnencs Nv
tbs tahe5 Ut tho kcu dslng, and pcatslcnce aud
famine occurring IN moro southern attitudes.
seourge 10 tho South, aud NOV thu {rartu1 peatl.
,euee Atnoug the nsses III southern waters, are
~ many .trpi fl lrl!IiMe1t Ct Prof. kuapp'4
psp2lecleI.
, 1879-01-04
PNOIsOSAl.S.
Proposals for Army Transportation
oTYics Curxr Q. H.. DkrAnrxxr1 o. pAKorA,

oTYicn Curxv Q. NJ. Dkrlnrxxr1 o. pAKorA,
SEALED dfsah hs n tlpiiess PSI ss is .sbee. to
81 esGa I'll o. = t.
.ee ,seg M se op.n.d H. H. q
ders, for the transportation Of military suopltta
+'e. On she folloxo9 ronte. IN re nsps1t@msnt MI OF
'sI sHa TfkHssFM6hrGTos III from aud to
Dakoss, subject 10 the conditions contained in form
Of %.Fon
fana. etc.. Ia accordance with conditions contained
iu form Of contract for that service, adopted Dec.
3.IoN MISSOURI AND YELLowxrorE Rtv.
Ems: beturen Yankton. D. T., and Fort Benton.
and poss or ';.t'on, OF H. y Misoas n'ss
3lst of October. 1870; and tsom ysnkton md H..
marek, D. r.; through o. Port Keorh and pIg
liz Ilorn Depot on tls Yelow.tone Aiver. from
and eetwesn NsJ and Aag 81. 1s7p. sabIees 20
tss 10 toR q contract Tor
Proposals for this route should specify rate utr
mile for eaeh os1icss enlisted man, o. smploIo snd
ia TO- e. wsos
M setrsfn Al Lns. ..
Fort ind Ferry Landing opposite thereto, subject
70 Tho conditions continued II form OF contract
Each proposal must oe In trlpllcate, separate for
each sonte, ano accompanied by bond 10 tho sum
of ten tho1ssud 3o}|irs t3l0, o00t, axecated ia
Legal form hy two Of more responsible pefaons, Ger.
tlhed a fully responsible br Judge Of Clerk OF
United States Distinct CuuFf, guaranteeing that in
case ibr contract u AWARDED 10 tnB peFson pfopos-
iug within atxtf days. It will Be accepted and en-
tered into, mud good and sufficient security far
nlshcd Immediately hy him In tbs sum OF thirty
thousand dollars 1880, o00}. for The faithful fuhI
nent Of the contract, except for tho ferrtGRe, In
WHICH case bond for 81, QUO must accompany tho
bid.
Tho Government reserves tho right 10 reject any
Or all bids that may be offered.
Moreover, No bid will he entertained unless tho
bidder II present in person or by duly authorised
sgeut or attorney. At tbs opening OF The bids. and
IL then and there prepared TO show that ha II fully
atlc to carry out the contract IN all respects. II
awarded 10 him. In The easc OF river trsnspotta-
ton buucrA must submit Itst of boats. giving
name, TONNAGE ago. ETC., With whlcn they axpsct
TO o.pcsfosm ths seFsics.
Table Of distances; a1so statement Of ahIpmen,s
nude on tho Missouri and Yelsowatono 1tivers dnr.
Ing tho acason Of 1878, which wilt bc taken ihe
h1sis In determining The lowest hid received under
this Advertisement, May BE- hAd by application 10
this o1ce, or 10 lhe onica Of tho Quartsrtunstera
Department At Chicago, III, Vt. Louis. Mo-. Fort
Leaseuworth, Kss. Omaha, Nen:; bismarck. u.
r.; ysn3ton. u. r. or Aslena, ". T.
Proposals must b1 iudorstd "ptuposals foe
Transportation 90 Route In Minnesota md DaIe1.
Ia Missouri aud ftltowstunc Ntycrs,'" etc. A.
thq caae may be- and Addressed to the undersigned.
GfIA9. II. TONFKlN9.
Deputy Quartermaater. .&lenerfl, U. &. Army,
Chitf quAEto.InasteF,
, 1879-01-04
J0poR FAHwEL1<-Con'estcd motions.
Jupo2 WtLLlANR-fioes TO tho Criminal Court,


=, eursn!on Counr-- -Coxr1tstoxs-Ab Nh.
lick " John ". Hooper $;,.,. III, --Fr,nkiin Mac.
Feash sal. ~. john J. harquctt, 3sO1.a..
tupoE E1AHxsoS-Jasnea q. Kcarncy Va. Nathan
N. rloske verdict, S.5:, 30, and n,oiion for new
TRAIL. u. Oils. Receiver, W, Eliza Wadswortb,
deosRe Taylor. and NJ. n. Ogden, s., ,44n.
CtHru1r cnuEF-CoxSEaalns*-lla9 Atchee ",
$. gnmbrech!. q, h4o. -Thcolos Aucher ". :.
UQMhfccht. II, Oh. -.
, 1879-01-04

DEAN vtrros: want ron to- exchange checks
with nie now 1t once..-your check on tho Flint
hank Of Dnraeo.', VIII. for g, 0ou, dat
CHECK on tic Fiji Satonai n.nk ii Chicago, datsa
July J. lA7D lrrayocabie, each check t0 bc Tor tho
sum Of 81, 600. JOEL IIExnY WELLS.
, 1879-01-04
CHARTER OAK.

Conc1uaton OF the Argument nf The stat1'a
Att"rncy-ArRumcnts Of Counsel for 10
, 1879-01-04

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE L st. PAUL RAILWAY
Union Dsnot. corner MAai1on and Cunsi.stA Ticket
once ~ nouLh CsaFk.st., opposite Shafmaa NouAs.
, 1879-01-04

CorHTr Counr, ian. 3. 181O-1O:40 4. Ill.,
DIAN V!TTox: MY henft, tho bleeding, IL still full
nj lore for ron NJ eyer. II you can mud Will help
me will help ron all my lfo. ask "a psoof of
5ont iose and confidence that ynu exchange checks
With me. Joxa tl.Npy NKlls.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-20

VIM X Smith, for long time enployed
as teamster and delivery man for Craw.
fosd & Harr ;ng.on, is now working in
the mines. FV Snyder seems happy
lie now wielhs the cleaver in the New
Caste butcher shop. ueorge Gellersou
u now tesming at the mines. He
works three yoke Of oxen. The Compa-
ny.s saloon is ran by a Mr. Hewes.
and beer hal! near by. on the Collin,
claim. is kept by Mr. P Duffey. Alex
Correct and J S Eastman work in the
dining room Of the hotel, Eastman,
however, has a barber shop a. the
mines also, and is doing well. Mr.
Judklns is running his gallery there.
and 1t IL now quite popular to 60 and
have your picture taken. Four resi-
dents of Newcastle have been made
happy fathers within the past few d.y.,
and the new corners are all girls.
Wben 1t was announced that girl had
been born at Mr. Young's. that gentle
man was overwhelmed with congratu-
lations. and TO get even with the boys.
he presented them fifteen gallon key
OF excellent beer II was tapped at
Q o'clock in the evening. and if any one
thinks it lasted till midnight they are
mistaken. Progress and prosperity are
the watchwords ut the mines. and We
are glad to see them being verified
The Company recently purchased the
John Ross claim, joining their own on
the north, and Row their property 10
three miles long and from quarter to
a half mile wide, with cos! enough,
upon it to supply the present market
for years.