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AUCTION SALES.
WATEB B. WILLIAMS & co.. Auc i nee1

WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. Auci neers.
sHITfs SAktoH FgESIfGRE. B SRHDAAETs
AND INGRAM CARPETS
eas a 81 four handseme Black ss wainnt
handsomely uphois sa1s Walnut Frame p.rcr
sn n n raw Sill ELEGANT Bscs
and Husk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows and
Ts innn ass s
Carpets.
It s hs WALTER Fi1s 5. WILLIAMS co Auc..
Government SALE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
viii bs At 1 aaeer s isS
sst hidSsr AT 70 ooaook NJ on .ss
lot Of
prisiug in part Ia Sc horse power steam engines
goEernors. exhaust fans. scrap, iron. zinc. etc.
.ms $50; H 1RIsH, Chief CT Bureau:
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
BUILDING LOT ON H STREET. NEAR GOV
EMINENT PRINTING OFFICE.
Nc oe1ooa Ne k sell in oh front
the premises, Lot 4, in square 676. fronting "A.
stree Is northeast. This Lot. belonging to non.
resident, We have received p,renatoy instructions
Terms: third cash; balance in six and
eve opths no.es to bear seven ner cen. inter
| a del osit Of $75 required a. sale.
oet7-st BY order b It sTneSi BROS, Aucts
rTHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE PROPERTY
B5 virtue Of deed Of trust, dated August sgsss
1o5. We si ft sell on WEDNEsDAY The ' SIR -
ocLook NJ; Lots 81. "a and east hail Of Lot a.
Lets a. = al s,st ha,f Of 20 are on Il street,
hetwssn 2Cn ana 2lss streets and Wi be divided
Terms: Ore third cash residue in tx and twelve
Onh @ S be seem BY doed
E HsG1: l. I: A aGshS'S Trustees,
eE~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
| TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880, AT )
eot7-dts NJ Taomas DoWLINs. Auc.
| 1tHANcERY sale OF VALUABLE BUILDING
CLQ fi NORTH SIDE En- OF Fl FIRST IT STREE I
SSTdEEETTs. IN TIE CRY OF GEoRGE>
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court gsa
6.f62. DOCKET IS: viii sell on THURsbAY, &c:
BY the depth Of Lot
addition to Georeetown. 5. q. .The said property
VII be sold in three lots each fronting twenty one
ore hundred and fty 50 feet ses' o'uep'n 0'
Terms Of sale, One-fourth cash the balance in
eishfeen nonhs from day Of sale With interest for
which notes secured by deed of trust viii be- re-
post hu, dIsd e dollars each
tiae Of s.le: Conyeyancing at COS. Of purchaser.
be n A. # by the
THOMAS Z oWLING, Auct, oct7-d
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IN taC1SlnAIN I1LsU F-5TEAMsHlP
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHANPTOH AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this pany viii sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier foot of 81 street Hoboken.
hates of assage:-From New York TO Havre, Lon
don. SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremen. first cabin, 800 ::
second cabin, $50; steerase, $50; prepaid steeraGe
certificates, S2o. For freight passage apply to
OEIRICHS y Co, Bowling Green, New York.
for Washir g1pn. anx21
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NLYDE's NEW ExPKESs LINE

WASHINGTON, GEOEGETOWN, ALEX NDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE's
LINES FOR NEW YORK, Boston, PROVIDENCE,
FALL RIVER, AND ALL PUINIs IN TIE New
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of ladin9 given.
SAILING DAYS.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at S PPM.
From biadelphia- Saturdays, at 10 N.
Freight received daily until T. M. Georgetown
0o6s received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO., General MANAGERS,
1Hsouth Wharves, Philadelphia; J. II. JOHNSON
CO, Agents 18th st. wharf and 1902 + st. n. ".
Washington. aua27
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NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
JHE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and
kINpLING WOOD was awarded to us over all
competitors.
STEPHENSON g. BRO,
Depot and Mill, 9TH street wharf.
CfIce: 10Th and Penn. avenue, au24
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STEAMERS, &c.

EsUMPTION OF ROUTE.
h The steamer MATTAN0. Capt Z T. Howsa,
S m fsss@S net iP3s s &c fs P2
October Is. 1890 cave 9th street
UkDAY, ct O'Clock a m, for ''Mattox" Greek and
intermediate landings, returning on alternate days.
Also, msling ''Mattavoman" Greek on Wednes.
dsys and Saturdays ''dowr." and Thursdays and
Sundays. up" and Potomac Greek Mond 1,ss
down, srd tuesdays up" Freigbts received
daily at lowest rates and hand ed with care
Ocfs-9m q. 4. JONES. Agent.
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baltimore@Every WEDNES-
DAY ard SATURDAY, at 4 ]. m, from foot OF
Spears Wh7rf, (near foot 8. tfay st)
From New York-Every WEDNESDAY, and SAT
CRDAY, at ,. m, from Pier ~. K.st River, (near
foot Clinton st.)
Eleesnt passenger accommodations/ Lowest
rates frsieht guaranteed
Rates Of passsZe-First- class, a5 including meals
and stats.oom BERTH Steersge, "a, meals, If de-
sired, 3sc. per meal.
A. L. HIGGINS, Agt.,
{BostCn Wh.rf.) BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. III. GLOVER, Agt.,
,e25-1y Pier 80. EAST RIVER, NY
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wecsssy the Largest Stock Of Boots and Shoes
- oil Ainds Of any house in America. sEs4
iyl7-dAvtf
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DAILY INTELLIGENcER.
Friday, July 2, 1880.


WHILE THERRss LIFE THERE!
HOPE.
Don't despair. poor mouruer!
Though your grief be great,
Time will heal your anguish
II you humbly wait.
Through the vale of sorrow
Do not biindly erope. -
Put your trust In Heaven
While there's life there's hop.
DO not droop, poor toiler!
Though yoar task be hard.
CT may crown your labor
With q rich reward,
l. will nothing aid you
1" r~piue sRd NOPE.
Fight iife's battle bravely-
While there's life there's hope.
LII. will have its trials,
Dangers will sppsil.
Yet. faint heart. remsmb r.
tSod is over all,
When your lot seems darkest
Givs your faith full scope.
Joy Dsy come tomorrow
While there's life there's hope.
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Aaxs roa 0azsl. -xassIl,gsnes was

rscsiysd ~ tAs stssner Relgie which
arrived on Tucsdsy last, that the Chi
ness 0ovosnmsnt had sonolndeda con-
trant With Msssrs Remington B CO.. az
nioo. n. T.. for she naanfAclure Of
5000 Winchester repeating rifles. The
tsrms 81 the contract call liz the speedy
completion and delivery Of the arms To
The agents u ths Chinese Government
In this city. This u but one Of several
similar contracts recently made by tho
iapsrial Government. and the disps<i-
tloa displs1sd lsAds " Tie belief /
~ trouble between Russia and chins
has nj entirely blown over. CAroniclk.
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THE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF CHESTER
l.4oO Tens.
CAPT. LACKLON. Commands.

van leave On ne followlng ds,ss.

Gay advertised. Tickets are good only .. -
steamer for which they are purchased. and -
not transferable.
REDUCTION IN TRFI0ET.
Hereafter the freiehts which. % per tay16' hsvs
been - Per ton. will BE- charged ct IS per to1.
From and after this date AL BAsaAas Of Yuees
Sound Passengers BE- p. n. Q. @. Cos steame1
VIA V1ceons will be under custom ouse ssal. -
VIII not be subject 70 examination By cuseoer
house authorities In sar Francisco.
Seattle. July 10. 1879.
For freight Or passage apply on bosrd. o. 70
n. 4. TIBBALBs
General Agent for Puget Sound.
~ Port Townsend. ". r.
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fnal Weakness. Isnp0teney. Eight losses BY
dscans, pimples on the face, and lost manhood
can positively b cured. The sick sna an ctsd
should no. fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe, ana inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtaining
great deal Of valuable information, which be
Is competent To- impsrt to those In need OF his
services. DR.. 1GTRBON will make no charge
unless-he e9ect eure. Persons 81 distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. 4 All com.
rzuricatione strictly confidential. You see no
ene but the Doctor. Persons writing 70 tho Doc
tor will pleases stsss the name Of th6 pap-r they
See this advertisement In. Charges reasonable
Call or write. Address DIR. J. r. GIBBON, Bon
] 1857. San Francisco. Send SIC for psckaes Of
medicine. oio-dxVIv
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Aversion to Society. Dimness of Vision,
Noises in the Hesd; the vital f1id passing unot.
served lie the urine. and many other diseases that
lead to insanity ard death. -ss ..a-.
DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun
pRED DoLrs RE- for q case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIYE tunder his special sdvice and
treatmentl will not cure. or for anything impure
or injurious found in It,. DIR. MINTiE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough examin alton and
advice. including analysis of urine. IS 90. Price
of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 bottle, or four
times the quantity, $1,000; sent to any sddr, So
upon receipt OF price. or c. o. D., secure from
observation. and in private name il desired, by
A. K. MINTIE. NJ. D..
IL Kearny- Street, San Francisco, Cal.
DIR. MINTlES KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRET-
ICIJM. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrh1a, elect, LeucorrhGs. For
sale by all druggists; 81 90 bottle six bottles for
$500.
DIR. MINUTES DANDELION PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA aud BILIOUS cure
in the market. For sale by all druggists.
i4f&w1y
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aloo Tons.

al0o Tons. .as.s
Fl, G MORSE. Commander. !.
Will leave on the dates hereafter n.sntioasd.
Fare from Seattle 20 San Franchises
CABIN. $40 sTEERAGK. ]. ......sis
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Dr.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY.

600 KEARNEY ST.
We corner Of Com.
merct1 street. San
Francisco. Established
in 1853, for the treat.
|znent Of Hvxual and Sem.
|tnal Dlsessss. such o.
'Gonorrhea. elect.
|:str r.. syphilis
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wes L n g SIS.
SperInatorrh9a, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten.
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible Effects of
Self Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses in
maturer years - such
rs Loss of Aemofy,
,L.aSsftufia Nocturnal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-22

There 10 . good deal being said for
and against West Point at present.
Washington. in his last annual message
to Congress. which may be said to have
laid the foundation Of the United States
Military Academy. said: whether
arguments may be drawn from particu-
lar examples. specifically viewed. 9
thorough examination OF the subject will
svincs that the Art OF War is both COM
p~rehensive and complicated that IL
demands much previous study. and that
the possession Of II. in Its most inn
proved and perfect state. IL always Of
great moment to the security OF .
nation" General Scott, though be
never enjoyed the advantages OF the
preliminary professional training which
West Point gives. In an official letter.
dated June q. 1860. says: az give Ii
as my Axed opinion that. but for our
graduated cadets. the war between the
United States and Mexico might, and
probably would. have lasted SOM four
or Ave years. with, in its first half. more
defeats than victories falling to u
share; whereas. in less than two cam
paigns. We conquered o great country
and . peace. without the loss Of q single
battle or skirmish." Grant entertains
the same sentiments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-22
Bodle MILK.
Bodie Standard.

For q mountain town, 1875 feet above
the level Of the sea. with eight months
Of winter aud four months OF bad
weather, Bodie 10 well supplied with
milk-but how? We will simply give
the facts and figures and leave the rest
to scientists. Ono milkman has thirty.
Ave cows. At this season and during
the past six or seven months, II II safe
to say these COWS do not give two gallons
Of milk each per day. But even allow.
ing them two gallons each. this would
aggregate seventy gallons per day. Now
the fact Is. this milkmsn delivers ninety
gallons every morning. and makes .
second visit to his customers each after
noon, at which time he 10 supposed TO
deliver ons.hslf the quantity distributed
during his morning round, say forty.hve
gallons-thus making one hundred and
thirty.five gallons per day, or sixty.fve
gallons more than the cows give. Now.
where does the extra sixty.fvs gallons
come from7 We await an answer from
the "little ripping rills that leap onward
to the sea" until their gleeful songs are
hushed in the silence OF the milk can.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-22
Another Rich Discovery.
Sarer State, Nav 10.

c"tU osote, <Huy ~.
Another ledge OF fabulous richness il
reported to have been found Q few days
ago Q short distance from the stage sta
ton at Willow Greek, on the Idaho
road. We have been unable 70 far to
learn any particulars relating to the new
find except that the ore 10 fabulously
rich. The lucky d~iscovsrsrs simply
satisfied themselves that they had found
q ledge that contained rich ore and then
located IL, after which they repaired to
the station and celebrated the event in
the d.fashioned way by getting on .
spree. The present prospects denote
that Willow Greek will soon be . pros.
porous mining camp. The Ohio mine,
the first discovered in the district, 10
said to be one Of the best In the whole
upper country. It II somewhat remark.
able that, though the creek has yielded
considerable free gold. and . number OF
Chinese have been engaged In placer
mining there for the past year or two.
that no gold.bearing lodges have yet
been discovered In the vicinity. Some
body will find Q lead there some Of these
days that will throw Bodie in the shade,
a. the free gold which abounds In the
gravel must have come from q quartz
vein somewhere In the adjoining ranges.
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Como Items.
Lyon County Timss, Nay "a.

Lyon Coumty LUNGS, nay ~.
May.Day-Ths contract for sinking
the shaft, which was delayed owing to q
stoppags last week. will probably DO I'm.
ished today.
Como-The parties owning this claim
are still busy sinking their shaft.
Pride Of Como-will commence work
early next week. This claim 10 owned
by Virginia City men. It lies west Of
and parallel with the Tunnel claim.
The tunnel. when driven In. will tap the
ledge at = depth Of several hundred feet.
The South Extension Tunnel-Re-
sumed work this week. having been
stopped by the stormy weather. The
shalt il down thirty feet on the ledge, in
rock sssaying $l2 and upwards.
Gotham-Ths incline Is down twenty.
Ave feet. following the ledge.
South Eureka-Commsnced drifting
for the ledge at . depth Of 100 feet.
Black Jack and Double Hsadsr-work
has been commenced on the two claims.
and the prospects are encouraging.
Carson (ths welter claim)-A new
strike IL reported in this mine. A shaft
has been sunk which 10 in dscomposed
quartz. looking different from anything
in camp. and supposed to be rich.
Center-The owners Of this claim are
getting ready to timber their shaft pre-
paratory to sinking.
A number OF other claim owners are
preparing to 60 to work. and by the time
the weather gets settled most OF the
claims in the camp will have men at
work on them.
The prospects Of the camp are improv.
ing. Very rich ioat 10 constantly being
found. and where there Is 90 much pros
pecting going on. We may expect at any
time to fnd the ledge from which 1t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-22
SENATORIAL.

In the matter Of candidates for United
sts,es Senator from Nevada, to succeed
Hon. William Sharon, whose term 10
drawing to q close. the News IL not
bound to favor the aspirations OF any
p.rticulsr man. but is disposed
70 consider the interests OF the
State Of Nevada to be paramount
to the interests Of any individual
man in the world. Mr.. Sharon aspires
to bs his own successor. and Hon. F. A.
Title, Hon. William WOODBURY.. Hon.
Thomas Wren and Hon. w. W. Bishop
are also aspirants for that exalted posi-.
ton. Mr.. Tritls Ia more plainly under.
stood and brought forward, more pro-
nouncsd in his candidacy than either OF
the others named outside Of Mr. Sharon.
He certainly would make most excellent
Senatorial representative. and either Of
the others named would doubtless make
seood mark for themselves and the State,
vet Mr.. Sharon has also many friends
who would like to sec him reelected.
His record in the Senate a the member
from Nevada has not been . brilliant
no, vet there are plenty OF others OF
whom the Same has been justly said.
In Mr.. Sharon's case. however, IL 10
we'll known that heavy financial and
property interests in which he was IN
avoid.bly s~ntanslsd. demanded and en-
forced his presence in San Francisco.
There IL nothing to show that the
State OF Nevada has suffered In
tho least by his enforced absence
from congressional sessions, but on the
contrary va all know that the mining
aud financial interests OF Nevada were
bsnsAted. The Reno journal takes his
chances for reelection into deep consid.
grafton. and says that Of tho fourteen
hold.over Senators Mr.. Sharon IL not
the ~favorits Of more than two,
II any. and that "Kaiser and
Powning will not vote for him under
any circumstances" Mr.. Sharon had
better let Kaiser and Powning carefully
alone when hs comes around with that
much.talked.o sack to buy his way
back to the Senate. But it'sa long time
between now and election, and time
brings forth many changes in all stu.
atoms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Hlscensneous

4lsColltne0u1.
SIx FaASc1soo. May 2l.-Yestsrday
evening the six.day horse race al Bay
View Park ended. Anderson made l..
so4 miles and Reyes 1884. The men
rode 10 hours. This Il to bs considered
o OF the most remarkable races on
record, Anderson making an average Of
2l7H miles Q day and Reyes 214.
John +. Swift yesterday received .
dispatch from Secretary Evarts fixing
June 18th ~ the day for the sailing OF
the Chinese Commission for China.
Mayor Kalloch fled his answer To the
complaint Of Coolidge, on whose com.
plant the impeachment proceedings
we're begun. he asserts that the pro.
osedings are Of such . nature that they
should bs prosecuted In Department No.
10 Of the Superior Court, instead Of No.
8. whore they now are, and asks such
reference. he further asks that the
case DO heard In bank. he further says
that the proceedings are in the nature
Of apolitical persecution.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 2l.-Ths Demo-
cratic State Convention chose the fol.
lowing Electors this afternoon: ]. O.
shorb. W. B. O. Brown, Barclay Hen.
Icy, B. +. Del Vale. William T. Wallace
and David 8. Terry, and adjourned
sine die.
VALLEJO. May 21.-Ths Thomas Cor.
win completed the work Of taking In
GOAL ct tho navy yard and took her do
Parturs yesterday morning at hslf.past
Ave O'Clock, loaded down to the water
line with provisions and coal for tho Toe.
bound ships up north. The United
States Gag ship P~ensaoola's band sere.
naded the departing vessel, and the Grew
chsered her % she steamed down the
harbor.
Tucson. May 21.-Dispatchss from
Captains Turner and Kramer state that
they ran viotorio into New Mexico,
captured twenty horses and parted
within Ave miles OF the head OF General
Hatch's column, and followed the trail
beyond the limo towards the Rio Grande.
General Hatoh's troops were placed on
the trail. The Arizona troops, having
exhausted their rations and their horses
being broken down. turned the trail
over to General Hatch, In whose depart.
msnt the Indians now are going toward
the Mescabro Agency.
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Failure Of n. P. Freeman & Co.
Elko Independent, Nav 10.

Eiko Independent, Nay 10.
A profound sensation was created
here this morning by the announcement
that the Bank OF II. P. Freeman & Co.
had suspended. The report was like
that Of . thunder clap from O clear sky,
and could scarcely be credited at first.
but the fact DON became apparent, and
those directly interested quietly accepted
the unpleasant situation with what
philosophy they could command. Mr..
Freeman has been In conference with
our principal business men during the
day, and Il Ia admitted this evening that
though the failure 10 q serious one. the
most equitable adjustment possible
under the circumstances will be made,
and that all tho assets Of the institution
will be u~nrsservedly devoted to the pay.
mont, a. far as possible. Of its indebted
ness. just how far toward Q complete
settlement they will extend II IL impos.
sible to know for q day or so to come.
but u Is hoped that the calamity will
prove TO be Of less magnitude than was
at frst spprehsnded.
We have the assurance OF Mr.. Free
man, that 80 far a. be Ia personally DOE.
oerned, every species Of private property
that he possesses, as well a. that Of the
bank. shall be freely surrendered TO the
creditors.
The business capacity Of Mr.. Freeman
has never been doubted, nor his integrity
questioned. and the prevailing sentiment
here at this time 10 moro OF sorrow at
the misfortune which has 30 unexpected.
ly overwhelmed him, than OF oensure for
any acts which have contributed 10 pro.
duoe II.
The immediate effect OF the failure
upon the business interests OF this SEQ.
ton will necessarily be depressing, II not
disastrous, but II 10 confidently hoped
that the Anal adjustment Of the affairs Of
the bank, will reduce the Measure OF
injury sustained far below what was at
frst feared.
In view OF the unexpected failure Of
II. P. Freeman & Co., together with the
joint fact that County Treasurer q. NJ.
Grant was ar employs at the bank and
that the county funds were also kept
there, Mr.. Grant, fearing that apprehen.
sion might be felt for the safety Of said
funds. at once invited rs to examine
officially - County Commissionsr-into
their condition. After counting the
money In tho treasury vault. q oompsri.
son OF the figures with the accounts fur.
nished by the County Auditor. showed
an exact correspondence In every partio.
ulsr.
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Lyon County Items.
Timss, Nav a..

A very large area Of new land in
Mason Valley has been put under cult.
vation since the weather became good.
Crops in Mason Valley are six weeks
behind. owing to the late spring. but
the farmers expect . late fall. and think
they will have Q good harvest.
Tho Methodist Church in Greenfield
has been inclosed and will soon be com.
pleted. It has already been used matri.
monially. a couple having boon married
in II last week.
Tho North Rapidan stock Is being
taken in Dayton. Arrangements are
now being made to get an engine, and
the company expects 10 make the mine
pay from the start.
The Carson & Colorado Railroad
Company has located . spring in Spring
Valley about 1000 feet east OF the Quinn
mine. for railroad use and domestic pur.
pOSe8.