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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-29
PHILiPsRURG.
Ae'ient Showing Of the ALGONQUIN
Cesnpany's Mines.

mining properties at present being de-
.e'opea by the Algonquin company are three
- NUMBER, and are known as the Algonquin,
summon and Cliff Extension. On the first the
sha't IS down vertically 800 feet on a vein of
o'c winch Wales in width from one to six feet
ana runs northeast and southwest. Tho ora
oouy IS opened up by seven levels, so feet
apart varying in length from so to 25O feet.
ine average daily output is Is tons, which
VIII pe largely increased whenever stopino
snail begin. Heretofore work has been MAIN
~ confined to running levels for the purnose
OF opening up the vein, no effort being made
~ test It's productive capacity. The ore
proanct up to the present date has averaged
about 500 per ton.
Inc salmon has been developed to a depth
vi l'o feet, tie shaft running on an incline
WIN the vein. At Il depth of 81 feet a level
Is in ~ feet each way from the shaft N , = e,o
looking vein of quartz somewhat base in
character.
lhc shalt Of the Cliff Extension has ot-
tanned a depth of 90 feet. At so and 90 fact
from me surface levels were run, from which
s'hNA W ilNt
Tue ore has been stopped to the surface. Tina
nine has produced in all about 900 of
ore, assaying on an average 600 ounces ner
ton.
liols'lng "ot6s fol- the Algonquin and a
whym for the CllT Extension will soon, ho
put up.
Inc mill is in very successful operation, as
inc heavy bullion shipments amply testify.
In me Three months ana twenty days during
"lilch 1t has been running the silver product
mas been 10000 ounces, or upwards of Sl35.-
ooo. Officers of the company Who visited
inc property last week and stayed several
days, expressed abundant satisfaction at the
excellent condition of The mines and the sue
ceSsiui management of the mill. The COM
pany at present gives employment to about
80 men.
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NOrtlicutf.

Under Sheriff Lou. l.. Smith af'''e" from
the terminus yesterday in charge OF MISS
ANNE Nortlcutt who, within the past SIN
months. has four times escaped ff"'h 'ie
officers, on one occasion seeking to haihe JUS
tice Inv aking all overdose Of laudan''m III
Helena. The particulars OF the capture are
not known as the officer left for Deer Lodge
with the gentle Annie within ten minutes
after his arrival. |, is likely thai particular
Mains will be taken TO prevent her escaping
aoom She has already cost the county more
than she is worth.
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jFrom Sundays Daily.l
The AnkelInO.

The whym has been completed, the track
laid and everything is in readiness to begin
hosting the water out of the mine tomorrow
morning. This work will require several
days and when once the shaft is dry, sinking
and drifting will be resumed and the mag
mtccnt ledge already opened up to a depth of
70 feet will receive the benefit of a thorough
development as far as this is possible without
the aid of steam machinery.
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John Swanburg, of llilipsburg, TINS writes
tu the Salt Lake ITibWne of the END inst:
P~ulLIIp>HURG, Montana. May 10Th.
will ask you t" be kind enough and au-
veriise in The paper, if there is IA Swe"d or
Norwerian Girl, who likes 10 get marry to Il
Swred thirtN-threr years old. | am 4 carpen-
ter at a brewery Have good pay so ] can
keen a wife not q, rr twenty five years old, il
any like TO offer, " rite Il letter and send like
ness. | will answer it. ! send with this let
ter 81 for the tlOub!e
JoIIN SWANEoEH,
pAilIip,burg, Deer Ledge Co.. Moltai'a.
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We are under OBLIGATIONS to Mr.. Sterling,
of the Helena land Office, for the following
list Of persons for whom agricultural patents
have lately been received at Helena
James Richardson, 1r.. Simon ID. Pickney,
Daniel Murphy. Lucius d.. Porter,
Andrew j. McCarrcl, John NJ. ~llincl, James
McMullin, Herman Brinklnan, William {.
L.evctt, john Martin Smith, Nathan A.. Lewis,
Samuel Ford, Charles II. Ellis.
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The members Of the Rod and Cur club
were out for practice last evening and did
some very creditable shooting. Mr.. Bogar-
dus must look to his laurels.
[From Sundays Daily.l
The east level Of the Mountain Is in 25e
feet.
Donnell, Clark & Larabie yesterday ship
| ped bullion valued at $4,000.
The Parson bridge on tie jefferson river
was washed away yesterday morning and the
stream IS still rising.
The ore crusller received at Glendale by the
Hecla Co., 4 few days ago, is said to be the
heaviest IN Montana.
A railroad bridge on a stream near Market
lake, Idaho, wa, washed away on Friday. Il
is now being repaired.
through S. Il. Uauser & Co., five bars OF
bullion valued at $4,000.
The FourtE-ofJuly benefit of the Lewis
elimination, Thursday evening, melted $54
for The celebration fund
Wake Up Jim ore has been found to be too
base to be worked by the free milling process
which is rather rough on the boys.
Surveyor Page is employed in surveying
Highland Park, an addition to the Glendale
town site, above tlei IIecla Cos. mill site
location.
Our congratulations to Mr.. Joaquin Abas-
cal, of Deer Lodge. He was yesterday morn
ing presented with ten pounds of incipient
feminine loneliness.
The three latest assays from Colusa ore
show 45, 30 and SO per cent. OF copper. The
samples were taken from the cast drift, 27e
feet from the shaft.
A bridge has been placed across the Big
Hole slough, near the mouth of Trapper
Creek, the overflow Of the river having cut Of
access to the bridge crossing the river.
The Stevens mine will in a few days make
a shipment to the Dexter of so tons of ore.
One-half Of that amount will average $3.50
per ton and the remainder about $50.
TIL fireworks used at the ratification
meeting the other evening were the best ever
seen in this part of the country. Plenty
more of the same kind for the Fourth.
Mr.. Jos A.. Nadeau, of the French Restau-
rant, returned home yesterday from a ten
days fishing excursion to Lost and Warm
Springs creeks. The poissons didn't bite
worth a cent; water too high.
The fine imposed day before yesterday for
driving u team across Park street bridge Oh a
trot, was 500 and costs, amounting altogether
to S45. The statute prescribes a fine ranging
from S. to $50 for the offence.
The tunnels recently run have put the
principal Lion Hill claims Of the Hecla Co.,
into such a shape that the output of ore can
easily be made to double that OF last year, il
desired. Worked to their full capacity the
Hecla mines at Lion city, would give employ
ment to 600 NEIL.
Messrs. Steele Il Sutton have taken the
contract Of extending the brick block com
prising the bank building Of Donncll, Clark
& Larabie and the dry goods store of Sands
& Boycc to the alley, at present about forty
feet to the rear, A basement will be eX ca
waited for each. With those improvements
completed Main street, OH the west side, wiii
present an almost continuous block of brick
or stone buildings from Broadway to Granite
street.
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The drifts continue TO yield some rlcG ore,
but sinking in the shaft has been delayed
pending the erection Of Il whym upon which
the carpenters are now busy. About 800 feet
east of the main shaft, an incline has been
started on the VEN. 1t is down 30 feet, fol
lowing all Is inch streak of base ore which
ASSAYS from 100 to $50 ounces per ton. A
stump was being squared yesterday and either
to-day or tomorrow drifts will be started
east and west on the vein for the purpose of
extracting ore.
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A man named Barker met with a painful
accident yesterday in the Alice mill. One of
the stamps was hung up for repair, and, slip
ping its fastenings, descended OH one of Mr..
Barker's hands with its full weight of 500
pounds. The hand was painfully lacerated
and one finger was broken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-15

TsHl BOARD o, Esusrsn o, GOLD

FTIHl BOARD or TEUsrszs OF GOLD
j Hui % osdAin, 1900. adj It
eso. I. ne Hfssilsnt ssd Clark OF The Board
OF Tfustess u ~ Town Of Cola I'M Gr hem.
BIZ sathodssd I'D rsQsirsA 70 issus one Bood
Of De iowa Of Gold Hin % ths slm Of Tivs
Thoassnd polars United States gold coin.
oDeI D. The I'D Bend sha1 b In such form
~ he Prestdsnt ana o1ak Il aid Board nay
prescrfbe, and lhall be 70 the ef1ecs that The
Town Of 6old Hill 10 bound and holden spd Will
pay 70 The holder q ssid Fond he an Of
hsney nsne1 thsntn a u aftssnth Aay Of
Octo6sr psxt with interest thsrson g he
re- 'of ous PER csnt. PER month. Unitsd
etstss eo!l coin. interest Hysbls eusrtsdy. .
~ sBssd shall y ussd ~ ~ pufposs Of
tsyiag q ~ seating dsbs q he Tevn Of
Gsa.l. This 0rdinsnos b taks s1set md -
a t9rcs From and anes IL psss&s "a oes
Nssfs pakicsueu IN ne ootp HnL DAufr
HHu8f ~ t4lllIfIt - fAao
! rt.. a.-Iu urarl I. Z. FOX. 2
rrssdaSat sf ~ scasa q Tspsssss eftAs Town
Attssi ~ Q. hyS1. Olssk q ths Bosfd.
o. noaoa ordtnasoa No. lle, - sssd, No.
vaeeel n ~ foueutng vots; l5sr - eLsi
1s61sey asl rfSl6asH ox s" 81
~ I'D v. q. 1xpz. CSak q ~ Beard.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
cILykR HILL nIHIHa CoHPA

CILVER HILL INNING COEPA.
ONY.-Locsston Of rtncipal pisss a busi
Location Of work.. Gold Hin. ssorey county
Nevada. i.. %
Noticc.-There arc delinquent upon the fol
loVine-described stock. on account OF assess
ment No. l0) levied on the fourteenth day o.
Aphl, 1881, the several amounts set oppo
ate the names Of the respective shareholder
- follows: 49,.
Names. nc. oofui. pns. An
Atkinson. Doud L 90. 1sus. go.
Atkinson. Dcaa i @. T,us-., 49,. :, -.
Atkinson. Doad %.
Atkinson. In; .Dccsi o.. iias
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And in sceoid;ncs Win Il. and % order Of
lsth) day Of Nay, 1850, 70 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock ~ may DO necessary
will be sold 1t public auction, st tbs once Of
the Company, ct the Yellow Jacket mine. Gold
bill. Nevada. on THURsDAY, the eighth day
Of July, 1880. ct the hour Of - O'Clock =.
OF said day, 70 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
Gold Hill. June q. 1880,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-15
~ TIM D!sTnIcI couaI % !IE

DIBT8ICT COU8r OF THE
L First Judicial District Of he stass Of Ne.
yada, IN and for the coanty Of stoesy.-jOHN
hkl0HAN against HIB ORRDITORN.-Notjce
70 Creditor OF I~nsolvent-In the matter OF the
pstttton o. John Msishsn. an tnsolvent debtor,
-PunuAnt 70 U order Of ths Hoa, Riehsrd
RISING. Judge Of the ssid District Court, notice
10 hereby given 70 all the crediton Of the said
insolyent, John nstGhsn. 70 Be- anA appear be.
fore The said Judge, In open Coart, a lie Court
county. on The THIRTlRTH day Of JUNE.
A.. u. 1850. q 10 O'Clock a. H., Of that day. tbsn
and thsre 70 show csuss. n any thsy can. Why
the prayer OF sAid insolvent shsald not b
Efanted, and IN ASSIGNMENT Of his sststs b
msde. and h b disehsrge1 from his dsbts and
liabilities, In punusnes Of the provisions Of
The statute In such case made and provided;
and In the meantime al proceedings against
said insolvent b stsysd.
Witness my hssd and the zeal Of said Court.
this nh day Of MAJ, AZ: isso: -
fsxAL.I J.E. MCDONALD, Clsrk,
LlupsiY ! Dlcrses.
Attorneys for Insolvsnt. man sod
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Trustees. .l1k1Q. ..lo.....1 =.
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0rssnsbsan. Hslblngk Co.
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0tssssosnm, Hslbins D o..
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61TC0YC ootsinsd TOT msehanicai DO.
THIENo vice. nsdicL % ethAe con
pounds, ornamental desiWs
trsds- ussh and labels. Caveats, Assignments.
Intsrfsrsnoss. Appeals, euis ie lnfitngemsnts
and all cases axtstng undse The PATENT LAWn
promptly attended TO. .
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
Rejected q :ssli r. !. s s:.:a 90: osi s. s S.s.
LIZ gIlIl 0tsd By n. Bsins eSpo-
nts. the Patent Omes, W can maks ciossr
searches. and secure Pstsnts more promptly.
md WITH. hroadss claims. than tboes who a0
remote from Warrington.
INVENTORS = nd so .: snss.! O. !. . n..s.
IL e~zsminsttsus yIzl on
iox. sna No oHARoE 5STfs fXfKNT u
SECURED.
ws rsfa 70 oncisis b the Pstsnt onos, 70
our clients In every State OF the Union, and %
your 6enators md Representative n CoeGrsss.
Special references given when DESIRED.
O. A. RsOW 3 90.
0ppoefts Pstnt Ofsos, WAshingtou, b. O.
I1n DID 900 f
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P0,rPONRMRNr

~ 2: ssS,: sale 1, ssr:sy RS..eoe:d u SRs,i
1880, Al ths sams hour, q Room No. -, nevada
Block. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
isiitd ". \. DIAM. BscfstaIy.
EnAL 0RAaT 0Ol0 AID
" SILVER MINING COMPANY. Loco.
ton OF principal place Of business. aold Hill.
Storey county, Nevada.
Location OF works, Mount Grant, xsnsralda
county. Nevada.
Noucs.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, IN account OF assess.
ment mo. y levied on the eighth loth) day Of
Nay, 1850, the several amounts Get opposite
the names Of the respective sharsholdsrs. -
follows
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No PATENT, No A Y.
PAfENfs

OBTAINED FOE MECHANICAL pxvICIS,
~ medical or other compounds. ornsmsntp
ngnments, Intsrfersncss. lnfrtnesmsuts and
eli mattsrs relating 10 Patents promptly attend
"a 70. We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions - V ~pssspAbility, frss Of
charge, and al who are Interested m nsv ihvcn-
tons and Patents arc Invited 70 send for . copy
10 sent ffss 70 any sddrsss. and contains COR
plets, Instructions how 70 obtain Rstsuts, and
other valuable matter. During the past nve
ysass ~ have chained nearly thrss thousand
pstsnts for American and foreign invsnturs. and
can give satisfactory references In almost svsry
county In ths Union.
LOUIS BAo0KR / co..
Solicitors Of Patents and Atsornsys t Law
Il proit Building: Warrington. D. O.
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And In aooordsnos with law. NO a ecdsr q
the BOARD Of Directors, made on ths feurtseath
Q<thI dAy Of April. 1850. % many sharss Of
sary. will b ssh a pubic suotion. q the
once OF the Company, Room 9. No. 2oS Bush
street, Ban Frapcisco, California, on WkDNkS-
DAY, the ninth t0th) cay Of June. lsso. u The
hour Of I O'Clock r. =. Of aid day, 70 pay
ssid DELINQUENT assessmsut thereon. together
sale. ". =. DkAn beoretaxy.
0mos-Room o. No. 3s Bash strsst, Ban
frlnctsco, California. II
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Pins judicial District Of tae ststs Of Ns.

ysds, IN snd for The county Of stor,y.
v. r. RANDALL against HIS ORE6iT.
0RS.-Ngties 10 Ctsditofy Of Insolvent.-In ths
mattsf a ths petition Of W. r. handsh an
Hon. Richard Rising. judge Of he ssid Distrset
Court, notice 10 hereby aivsn 70 I'M lie cred.
iton of the said insoivent. ". n. landau.
% b and appear bsfors ths aid Judes, in opsn
Court, 9 the Courtroom Of said Court, st he
JUNE, A. d. 1880, ct 10 O'CLOCK 4 n. Of thst
DAY, then and thsrs 70 show esuss, q any thsy
can, WY the prsyer Of aid insolvsnt should
not % granted, and an assignment OF his estate
% msds, and be b discharged from his dsbts
DC nsoinses, IN pursuancs Of The provisions
and In The meantime I'll procosdinss aalnst
aid tnsolvspt be stayed.
Witness ny hand and IL ssai a said Court
10Y: ish d's OF k.Y. 4. Y; isSs; n..
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DELINQUENT SALES.
OoHsoLIDAIkD IMrEsiAL IN;

OONaOLIDATED lMrEklAL -,
ma cONPANY.-Locstion Of principal
Nae Of business, san Francisco. Csiiiomis'
Yacs,iou Of vorks. Gold Hill. storey county,
Nosies.-rhers are delinquent upoa tns Ios-
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Tru,sees;:..;.:.:y..:..t7~. 100. 90 e.
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n lNHc rol MIL nHlNe AND
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r. TINE Dl.!lIcI CoUnI or THE
foe 6torsy couniy.-JoHN w. tHARON,
insoivsnt. sssinst aus cRRDiToRs.-To ne
crsdiiofs of John N. Sharon, insolventi Take
notes, that you are rsquiisd 70 appeal before
Hon. Richard Rising. District Jsdgs In the
DDistrist Court shove 49,; = sI TN
dsy II JuSs. 4. b. isso, !. 70 eNeloci q ne
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i. - J.E MCDONALD.
fnALI 0lssk Of gtory county,
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RSrIswisg Mercy ss keiesn che
lS,ift'ss Ssss - The Tss. e Geld
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BKLISQUyEf SALES.

WILLOW JACKET sILvER Nm.
1 ING COMPANY. - Assessment Sale
No. H..Iocatios Of works. Gold Hli, Storey
Principal place OF business, ct the once q
NodealThsss ss dsnselsatuyon The fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assese.
ment (No. 81 levied on tbs nrst rlst)
day Of Nay. 1880. the psveni amounts
Get opposite The names Of the respective share
holders - follows:
Aimstrone J L, rrustes. .iisss. 10. $40 !.
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Andi In sccortsnss with law and an order q
sSs'.. q .sl s.ss.,o 81 .asi .soei . may s,s 5.
Necessary win bssold st public s~lction, IN front
nav shan. on WEDNEsDlY, the seventh
mil DAY Of. JAY. isss, e. O'Clock ,. T., 70
pay dslfnquent ssesssmsnt thsrsoo. togsthsr
with costs o. sdysrtising and expsnsss ef ssle
unless provtously paid.
'FH MERCER OrEY. Sscsstary.
P.A-Asssasments WI b received In I'm
rrasei'ee up 70 : o,slSea 2; f.; JAY s.s: lsso'
Gold Hni. New, Jane ., ASA sss. no.is %
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And In seoordaaes with isv. ssA q order q
me Board OF Dtssetors. naAs On he Ahh
DAY OF Nay. issn. % ns.y sAssss Of sesh
pefca OF such stock - msg b psc0ssy
VII D sold q public sueuon. a TIE oMos
o. 'ne Company. Room n. Nsvsda Rleck. 10.
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sxpsnsss Of The sala.i ell eig. siGI.taf
v. =. DEAN. Secretary.
Omce-Room u. Nevada Bloch. No. 80 Mont
comfy street San rra1cisoo. California II
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-30
How Bob Burdette Writes.

BURDETTE does the most of his writ
ing on the cars. and his manuscript is
something between the Choctaw Ian
guage and the hieroglyphics on the
Egyptian obelisks. He says of it.:
when 1 first got at it the printers
would draw cuts for my copy, and those
who got slice of it would 60 around
trying to hire boy to kick them down
stairs and break their necks. However.
there was one old fellow who thirsted
after it, and when he got piece of it
he Immediately put on a sub and
went on a drunk. Under any other
circumstances he would have been dis
charged. do better now. I had to,
because it had almost broken up the
Printers Temperance Union. The pa
irons of the cause in Burlington traced
the thing back to me, and had to inn
prove my copy. 1t didn't hurt me
much, but it was terrible blow to the
printers. oil City Derrick.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-30
A Princess and Her Suite.

The Princess Koket, with twenty
gypsy followers, passed through Mem
phis, the other day, going to the usual
spring convocation, near Dayton, O.,
where, in May, large number of these
peculiar people hold festival. The
party, over which the Princess Koket
holds absolute sway, have been winter
ing in Southwestern Texas and Ala
bama- They were well dressed, some
in rather gay colors. the Princess es-
pecially so, and their outfit, consisting
Of six wagons, eleven horses and q
round lot of camp equipments, were all
in capital order, while the people looked
fat, sleek and happy. The Princess
Koket was questioned by number Of
people during their stay in Memphis.
She proved to be very intelligent and
understood the way of mankind and the
world generally; could tell fortune in
entertaining style. on short order, and
for single trade-dollar, and she said
she always managed to captivate the
men.