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Frostburg mining journal., 1880-08-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
Gm FF0s:Is,lrg. Md.

HOY virtue OF decree passed. by the Cir
~ emit Court for Alcgauy county, as q
Court Of Equity, on the seth day Of Sep
tember, 1879, in u cause wherein Nelson
Beall is complainant and John W. Tum-
!inson, ct al, are defendants, the undersign-
ed, trustee therein appointed, will sell at
public auction in FgostbuTg in front of The
Grand Central Hotel on
I0Dd0yY Sept. 1874, 1880,
AT 10l O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
all those two lots of ground situated in
Fyostbufg and known as
Lots numbers seventeen and eighteen Of
block number twcnty-thrce Of Bealls
first addition to the town of Frostburg,
described as follows; beginning at the
southeast corner OF lot number 1G of
said block on Hill street, and running
with SAID street South So degrees, West
100 feet; thence North 81 degrees, West
$50 feet to an alley and withit North 80
degrees, East 100 feet; thence South 81
degrees, Fast 1s0 feet to the beginning,
being the same lots conveyed BY Nelson
Deall to J. w. Tumlinson and by said
Tumlinson to Ann l.. Fuller, by deed
recorded among the land records of AL
legany county in I.ibcr II. r., No. 80,
folio A. etc.
The improvements consist of TWO
STORY DWELLING with ONE .Ss+1sla 500
STORY BACK BUILDING. There iseaiii
is good WE'LL upon the premises k1al!l
Terms Of Salu-Cash on day of sale.
FERDINAND WILLIAMS,
Aug 2t-ts Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-03
The Manufacture of Slate Pencils.

The process of making slate pencils is
thus described by the American Station
CT: Broken slate from the slate uuarries
is put in Z mortar run by steam, and
pounded into small PARTICLES. Thence it
goes into the hopper OF mill, which
runs into q = boiling machine where it
is 'bolted, the fine, almost imraipable.
Hour that results being taken to a mixin =
tub, where a small quantity of stcatte
flour, similarly manufactured, is added.
together with other materials. the whole
being made into stiff dough. This
dough is kneaded thoroughly by passing
it several times between iron rollers. -
Thence it is conveyed to table, where
ii is made into charge, that is. short
cylinders, four or five inches thick, and
containing some eight OF twelve pounds
each
-Four of these are placed in strong
IRON chamber or ''rctort, with change.
able nozzle so as to regulate the size Of
the pencil, ami Subjected TO tremendous
hydraulic pressure. under which the COM
position is pushed through the nozzle in
Il long cord, like slender snake sliding
out of hole, and passes over Il slipping
table. slit at right angles with the cords
to give passage to knife which cuts t hem
into lengths. They are then laid on
boards to dry, and after a few hours are
removed to sheets of corrugated zine, the
corrugatlons serving to prevent the pe,l-
ellis from warpin@ during the process of
baking, to which they are next subjected
i'll a kiln. into which superheated stea
is introduced in pipes, the t2mperatu.c
being regulated according TO the require
mcmts OF the article exposed to its in-
iluence. From kiln the arti, 5 90 TO
the finishing and packing room. where
the ends are thrust fer q second under
rapidly revolving emery wheels. and
withdrawn neatly and smoothly pointed
ready for use.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-03
RULES FOR Spelling A CHILD

/. Begin By giving him Whatever he
cries for.
,. Talk freely before the child about
his ,,martncSS IL, Incompatible.
}. Tell him lie is too much for You.
and that you can do nothing with him.
4. Have divided counsels as between
father and mother.
5. Let him learn to regard his father
is creature Of unlimited power. capri
cious and tyrannicai: or as a mere whip
ping
6. Let him learn (from his father
example) to despise his mother.
!. DO not know or care WHO his com
panions may be-
s. Let him read whatever he likes.
9. Let the child, whether boy or girl.
rove the streets in the cyenings-a rood
school for both sexes.
10. Devote yourself to making money.
remembering always that wealth is a bet
ter legacy for your child than principles
in the heart and habits i'll the life; and
let him have plenty of money to spend.
II. Be not with him iii hours of recre-
alton.
u. Strain at Il gEat aud swallow Il
camel; chastisc severely for foib!e. and
laugh at a vice.
IS. Let him run about from church to
church. Eclect;cisn i'll religion is the
order of the day.
II. Whatever burdens of virtuous lc-
quirements you lay on his shoulders.
touch not one with one Of your fingers
These rules are not untried. Many
parents have proved them, with sub
stantial uniformity of results. If a faith
full observance of them does not spoil
your child. you will at least have the
comfortable reflection that you have done
what you could.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-03
Don't be too Sensitive.

There are some people, yes, many peo-
pie. always looking out for sights They
cannot carry on the daily intercourse OF
the family without some offence is dcsig,
mated. They are as touchy as hair trig-
gers. If they meet an acquaintance on
the street who happens to be preoccupied
with business, they attribute his abstrac-
ton in some mode personal to themselves.
and take umbrage accordingly They
lay on others the fact OF their irritability
A fit of indigestion makes them see i'm
pcrtincnce i'll every one they come III con-
tact with. Innocent persons, who never
dreamed Of giving otlensc, are astonished
to lind some unfortunate word or momell-
>tary taciturnity mistaken for an insult.
Nro say the least. the habit is unfortu-
nate. 1t is far wiser to take the more
charitable view of our fellow beings. and
notsuppose a slight is intended unless
tLs neglect is open and direct After
ally too, life takes its hues in a great de-
gTpusr WI the color Of our mind. If we
al Cation of being ro"o..s -. ,yn,Id treats
NJ Sore or less under constraint, anu o.,
i ay the chance of an imaginary oleil'
tic vastly increased.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY, April 9-P NJ
The spectators In mining shares evidently are
In mood to SELL The short interest is increas-
ing daily. Shares at 25 cents to $1-those figures
representing all that can possibly be made for the
short nccOunt-are as freely sold as they could
be If the prices of the same shares were
So TO SO. But the fever to sell for
profit is not confined to the shares that
arc selling at 81 or less it permeates the entire
mining share list To such an extent docs this
feeling prevail that without regard to real values
there must come, sooner CT later, sudden and
sharp recovery To-day's markets presented moth
ing specially new dulness and weakness being the
conspicuous features. At tho Stock Exchange
Climax was Il higher Mt 2's with sales
of 1000 shares. Central Arizona sold In
n small way at 05s9Gl2 and Little Pitts
burg declined Il to Sl9. Standard with transac-
tions amounting to $50 shares. sold ut 2S ana at
30 closing unchanged from yesterday Mt 2Ol2.
Sutro Tunnel was largely dealt in ut 2l401 7sD2.
At the Mining Beard Green Mountain WAS the Only
stock that was sustained; IL sold Mt 3.25O3.5O
TIukl was pressed for sale with resulting decline
to 2.G5. California and Consolidated Virginia were
weak Mt 2.50G255 and 2.8Oa2a0 respectively
Climax rose from 2.4O to 2.6002.50. Moose de
clincd TO 90 and Leadville TO $50. South tilte
falling from l. 20 to go. South lIodie opened up
8 cents at 30 but later fell TO 2502G. Sonth Bul-
wrr yielding from 60 to 52H53 Caavetas again
declined to 81. Buckeye yielded to 52O53 Great
Eastern to 40, and RappahannOck from 90 To ~
The market closed weak.
The Deadwood Mining Company has declared us
usual monthly dividend of % cents per share; 11r
March, payable at Wells Fargo ~ Co.'S April ~,
transfers to close April 10.
y
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
OLIVER ERA MINING COMPANY.
~ lGloho llisirlcf. AIiznnn

GILvER ERA. MINING COMPANY,
~ Globe District. AIizona)
CAPITAL, sl0,OO0O0O. SHARES slOo each
STOCK UNASSESSABLE
Office, BrOad.st., New.York.
Dirtcinrs-F. A. Fogg, president: James C1vne v1re
president Clinton H. Fisk, treasurer J. Williams secre
tary NJ. Selgman
Organized with Sufficient cash funds in treasury for al re-
qusite mill and Developments purposes and pro
ducing.
OF sOGO OF the above company excIu
vey controlled by the undersigned for sale now offers
TOR o limited time 8. .0u0 shaes at the prlce Of
TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE
Payments onehah cash subscription the balance On or
befoe April % for which receipts OF the Of the
COMPANY will be given
Descriptive pamphlets. ETC., on application.
q r. VAN cAMPEN,
BOreel building (Room 120
l1b Broadway, NeY.Yorf.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
pELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY

Organized under the laws OF the state of Scw-Y York
Silver Mines situated at GEORGETJWS
In CrIitI District. Clear Creek County, Colorado
Capital STOCK. $J,OUO00O; 0.OOO shares
81 OCK FULL PAID AN NON-A = t;SSA BILE. Wv
Registrars OF Tran sicrs. Farmers Loan
TRUSTEES:
N0rvin Green. President W. Telegraph Co. VI Henry T.
Pant lrcsdent Southern TX. Co, ~ y; /. C. BtDc0ck
Treas. Adams Tx Co. y. ~ D. l. Carson Sec Southern
Bell Telephone To. Co.. Ny; J. II. MunsUn DTcxc Build
ing, NewYork Albert Il. Chandler, President r. Tel
Co. y ": W. = IlhInAtOne, Gcnl Sup A. and L. Tel.
N y: Tho n. Vail. Oen Manager National bell Telephone
to-BosOn ThO J. Brady Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, d. e.; Henry Russell. Boston, Mass General
FTaucsJ. Marshall Georgetown, CD James ~ 0rlnes, Gen
Supt. Southern Bell releph1nc and Tel. Co., y. Y
OFFICERS;
NORVIN GREEN. President.
HENRY - RUSSELL, Vice. President.
THEO. Y. VAIL. Vice President.
u. II. ROCHESrER, Treasurer.
GEORGE G. WILDE. Secretary.
CLARENCE CARY Newly 1co,
JEROME f. MANNING, Worcester, Mass |ounsei'
Prime pal ONCE; 07 Broadway Room 3o Western Union
Building New.YOrk.
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Alinlng.

LTA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ NfCKES MONTA "a.
Capital s5OODnO0 Shlrcs $40 e7rn.
OFFICERS President. W. W. Wckes Vice President
Michael snow; Secretary, r. F. brooke
DIRECTuRs-WW. W.ckcs 4. :. Barnes. Alanson Trass
L. NJ sheldon Michael snow Sew York: :. T. Hauser colo
sauncers. MOntaLa.
THIS company tho largest Reduction Works In tho
Hint- immediate vicinity. from
Winch ihcy producing buon NJ The rate Of t3, 90 day
Their uuunain SIDES easily d' welcomed by tuD
he- Wh0n ihr se o hnlsnQ lT pumping marlhney These
3lnO feet In length. AL in Tar veins
ilvr In Widh the 90 10 2JO
omncr- pc ton About lO0UO tons dumps and at
the mil Company oGcts limited number It's shares
Al - - per share.
Office. so 81 Bi0ldst. Ncw.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

RULL-DOMINGO
ID CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
OF COLORADO.
O1ccs, BOrcel Building ll5 Broadway, New.YOrk.
MINIS nj silver CnH Cuater County. COlOTadO.
Capital Stock SIu,00OOOO; shares. 200 900; par $50.
OFFICERS
W. H. BA RNtfM. President.
4. W. DORSEY, Nicr.rTes
n. D. STEVENS. Secretary.
TRUSTEES
W II. DsTnum. s. ". Dorsey. VIM. Dorshemer
ii. {. Dickinson, j. is. butcher, r. G. EASTMAN,
W. II. ROberIsOn Charles Wright WIN. NJ. Lent
B. h. Montgomery. and SUth G. French.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
CHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING co.

LOCATION OF MINES LEADvILLE, COLORADO
Capital Stock. slOOOOOOO: shares 100000; par sso
Daniel Appleton President H. A. " Post Vice President
L.. NJ lawson, Treasurer DRAKE DeKay. Secretary
Winfield Scott Keyes General MANAGER, Leadvine
Trusoes-Uned States Senator John Jones' OF Nevada;
William Borden. OF Chicago Governor II. A. w. Tabor, Oh
Colorado: Arthnr 5ewall Of Bath, Me- lillian S. Nichols
OF New.York T. g. Dorsey, of NewY Charles A Whit
tier, OF Boston Ulysses g. Grant, jr, OF New-YOrk.
Bankers aud ReRstrars Central Trust Co. OF NewYork
General 0Gces. Boreel Building No 1l5 Broadway N.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
Mtninq.
1IITIIITJ.
I TITLE PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED

IL MINING COMPANY.
ll3 AND 1l5 BROADWAY,
- NKW YORK. April b. 1887.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF tie stocRhOlders Of
this company for tho eleetion Of 2 gotrd Of Trus.
ensuing year. will DO held the Office
pany, AZ and 40 BJree Building ll broadway New.
York. the Sd day OF May next Polls from TO D.
IIausfer books will close Auril - reopen Mag
II. a. kIRKIiAM Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

OFFICE OF TIE WARD CONSOLIDATED MINING
CoMPANT 0b broadway.
THE Transfer Books Of this Company will
Il close MONDAY, March 90 at 8 O'Clock and reopen
". D. DICKERMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
PIG PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
J ALLNEn MINING lNMpAN

DIG PITTSBURG ONSOLIDATED
ID SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Incorporated undef the laws OF New.lOrk.
Location OF Mines FRYER HILL. LEA DVILLE, COL.
Capital stock S2O0OOO0O; 100000 shares; value slOO
SHARES Full PA ID AND UNASSFSSABLE
The Properties Of tho Company OF ~
Tie cruir' OF The famous mining hcln known Fryer il
and comprise tho Bullion Gnmbrttn Joe Bates. stray Horse
liza NyCu, ann ttHhurg lOdc This group O mines Is DOun
ded and aioius on The north The tmons Robert T. Lee
Matrhlesa" and "Dnncan on the nor Invest the CmaxD
"Amie" aud Iitu" rhiei." ON the west, tho anew Dis
coYcrv' and Nuurr j. on the south. "Carbonatc lin
an1 the Morning star Consultations" and southeast
and east small Hopes Pool amt tho May Queen and
Hibcrnia"
OFFICERS:
President. GEORGE l.. BLANCHARD.
Vice President. " WILLIAM NJ. LENT.
Secretary. ABRAHAM T.. EARLE.
Treasurer itOBEisT L. CUTTING Jr.
Superintendent in Colorado =. T. plEiRSON.
Mining Engineer, RALPH NICHOLS.
TRUSTEES:
George r. Rlanc hard. Ncw.Yurk william VI. Jrnt, New.
York walter :. uruee Now. York; Howard e. Dcknsnn
NewY Y0ri CyrA H. Mccormick Chicago jesse Spaiiding
ChicIgO John +. Alexander, NowNUrk Abel ID. Breed
NcsY YOrk Jam's H. Banker New York, Edward r. Beach
NewN Ork Edward r. Bncon. NewYOik; j. B. Shaw New.
York; F. T.. Nichols, Sew YORK.
Principal oiico 40 BOree Building, 1l0 Broadway New.
York.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
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DASSICK MINING COMPANY.

DASSiCK MINING COMPANY.
~ LOCATION OF MINE. ROS1rA. COLORADO.
Capital stock In 100000 shares par value, $780,
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
FRANK q. BROWS. President
DENNIS RYAN. Vice President.
WILLIAM s. HOYT, Treasurer.
HENRY CUMMINS Secretary.
J.. c. BASSICK.
Principal Office No Al Wall-st., New York.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

The east crOsscut in the South Bulwer from the
$50 foot level was i'll 81 feet on March so hnying
struck small ledge OF very good ore. consider.
able flow of water coming from che face and
the ground was working better The west crescent
on the 500-fOot level was in 81 feet with favor
able looking ground in the face Machinery work
ing we'll
The drift from the 1O0-foot level of the Sonora
Consolidated was IN 164 feet on March 81 with a
vein of clay and lively looking quartz in the bot
tom. wInze will be sunk following the quartz
seams.
The tunnel on the Crevasse vein of the Homer
mine on March 81 was In 101 feet, during the week
ledge 2lo feet wide was cut. A drift started on
the Seneca vein carried ledge 22 feet wide of ore
that would mill from $40 TO $40 per ton. Work on
the main tunnel was to be discontinued, and cross
cuts were 10 be run the Wasatch and Mona veins
The north drift from shaft No. 2 In the Little
Chief along the line of tho New Discovery cOntln.
ued as fine ss ever on April 3. Very fine ore had
been struck in drift due north from this shaft, A
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