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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

PRESCOTT ARIZONA aIHYaes of Ore seut bs sasil Igozaptly ss.Ayss8. Astzy sf Lad. Si-ss As-4y os CaTses. s1.9G Azs4y of -llsrr si-i2 Assays al elsrr Sssa As-zy o: t,4sI znsf silver s1lss Asss!s nf GoAs z1d Sl.geg- --.... ..-. s-5si Elsv Ia;~ ,@s5- FFztls. kH S.zAys g4ArAa5s~d tfs. AIi rilsrF tsr3Js8. a-zssed sad stzullad. AoEkIsz tosts ula4ss niIea rNald ilui Tsf a1e es--p, toi> asisri Tzis and tfssti4ES of t-i asads sboTs t.u1sEt, .A4c- sl-s.vt.A A-sa.
 g. Y. HILtIsCEATT. Prtr7utt tls. -g is5s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
Settle | D.

A persans Knowing tl.,usei,e. Indebted 10 me s7 requesed :1 c;u and settle before the lt day JsuUagy. l~sI their accOnBt EiIl be place. m the hands uf the legal fraternity for collection Thi= GeIu.i.d s made Dec-sszTy, ] going ;o leave tn Territory fer q time r.. STAEi.
 Prescott. Dec 18th, 3S7g.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
MARRIED


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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

Do E. E $. $: :,.:.. ]! 2 Tor our NEN PRICE
 LIST. More complete
 than ever. Contains
 descriptions of every ihing required for , peTsVndt 0r faraHy EN, NIh over loh Illustrations send nine Cents for t. Stamfss wfIl do We cell an ,,.1-ts at Thole~ae prices iu quantities fo Suff The pur shS~eT The only usiitutinn in America who h..r ,h.s tLelr .hecisd business. Address MONTGOMERY WARD & co.
 Rs & s29 Wabash Ave, Chicago, His.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
A. J. EMPEY, General Blacksmith Shop '! Opposite Prescott Feed Yard,
 WEST PRESCOTT. PrpsCuit
FOR SALE.

The suuarri5ar offers to s, close to she norti.rr Douu sTJ ue of the Yl!age of Preco;. Ig7 acres o. land about S uf which suitable for residences and tow lotS with 35 0f garden sGll, Vlsrr in time C tho most drought. fhers k enough asly kinf of g mill CT works. PETER nKBISASY5.
 Fak-CCrr, Nov. 6th. Ie7g-- 2Ir
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
CITY ELZg-cs

TAe ss.-ss.e. ge-tesI.g ies sf sieiP D.. esi- e4s i-s-esi .T ..a.-.'5 al.. ths f...ss E rrsl.f-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

WORK 15 7ar PRESCOTT PosroFz1cE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

Ger E Be~~f.. ~e leaIs, iusezds sisi,- las ~Ea E-4Lt.s..J aas7.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
Boots X Shoes Cheaper than ever.

@. reasonable rste- aud vt;h n,atue.s aad di-psss.
 F-rsr.l;a sue ss. THsS. Ca1CKEB
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10
LIE Suffrage DIES FeIanlcs.
Nous lisons dams lie Herald

Nous Iisons dams lie Herald
"Le Wisconsin VA l.rilrvOir ct g
con>ldere procbaiDemrnt G. mae.
I'E'at>chamrion du suffrage tent
min. AlOrs que IL Massachusetts,
! IL Connecticut. New York ct d'au
tres Etats dIstlibucnt ptcimonl
euSennent de petil> a comlse a re
qn'on est convtnu G'ap,elrl "les
droitS de la feume' ct ~accnrl-nt
au Hean sexede minees avantaees
tells que la direction Hes eco;->
ct al'e sorte de droit lie Vote censi
taire,-'e iri la Legislature uu Wis
consin qui jette has tons les scru-
puies DIES conservatenrS ct s.ns
egard pour les conditions anteri
cures de servitude, de rae lie re-
i;gi"n 1T de sexe, ptoc'ame ties
c~ar'eineht que, a son avis, les
femmrs; anSsi i,iep one les HON.
mes, sont apto a exerccf le drLit
de suffrage.
"Uue resolution daus ce sens a
obtenu l'unaniMi,6 DIES votes dams
las deHx chamlJrs de la legisla
,"re il par"it, d'apres les jonr-
rauy du Wisconsin, que l'accep
tation du bill par IL Senat a at6
a~ccueillie par Sun tonnerre dap
| plauiissementS" daDs les tribuneS
OH ST tronvait lie nombteux. re.
%;,resentants lie la plus belle Motto
du gems.
ola question tonetfois NEST PAS
Reimbursement residue il v un
leger Obstacle, la constitut on tie
.Etat. ct il sera nece>saire de ia
member a>ant que les f:mmrs lu
WiscOnSin prissent entrrr dams Il.
domaine. lie la vie c%oiup,e;e, de ia
l!berte eDtlere 1T du bnni,ear d
nal. Mails &c sera la tante dies
frmmes, 81 elles ne sOiaent pas vic
torieuses de Ia lutte qui VA Surv"-
mir. Antant que nous pnuvons
juser, Ia senle d~if1icnlte u pre,oi,
c'tSt que les iem;nHS non Mal lees
ne sont point comprises dams Ia
mcndement propose.
''Senlrs. les femm-S mariGes ioni
ront du ''priviiege ss.crO saint du
battot do.r !; cpl!.- qui SOM a~s~x
mtnrtnners pour n'avOir point trO
1';e leur non .con;re celmi Gun
mari, 1eront exclhes uu 'benriic..
de Ia n%ouveiip IOi."
Cue r~et1rxion:
81 les femme d%evi"nneut 9lec-
ftHrS. etie> serOat au+si eligible y.
e: nj e'l.'s Sont 6.isibles e:Ies o
diont etre se ateur~, rrfrresetants
presidents dies Elats UuiS. Alo,s,
CONNIE le denandait an jou., uol,
sans anxiee, unc jenne miss de-
New York, lni done trra Ia cour
aux ft,n;nrS quaint +:.es auront
i'rls partout la place dies hommcs.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10

ttplnion d'apres laquelle nos pc
res anraient etc plus gran,Is q,,e
Ho"s. L'archeologie TT la palHon
toiogle, tieux SCIENCES precises.
ont d'ail)eurS jetf la plus Awe lu>
mere sur ces erreurs, fiop long
temps entretenues par l'ignorance
ct Inauguration. Les armures
des guerrie:s gau!ois, grecs ct as
s.yrlcns sotit sous nos ,ycux, daus
les musee% On les croirait mode
lees sur lie Torso DIES hommes de
nos jourS. Les discoveries de NJ.
Schiienann EN- Troade demontt4nt
4u'Aciii'e, Ajax ct Priam metal.
tnt pas plus srands qo'un tantas-
SIN du Zoe. Les monies egyptien
mes. vi.illes 'leja de qnatre mile
aus, paSSeraient peine sous la
tolse DIES conclits lie 1879. Entiu,
l'honine tossi!e, &c contemporain
i'aurochs, dn mastodonte ct de
tours DIES caverneS, don't OH lie
sanrait faire remouter Il 'moins Il.
dix mile aus l'antiquite desormais
oien etahlie, a la .6te ct les mems
bres en tout parcels aux NOTES..
AnSSi loin que nous ruissionS
aller. dans IL passe, nous acuae-
rons la prenve que l'homme print
TIT h'avalt sur nOns aucnue superi
orite pas plus ceile de, Ia taille
qu'aucune attire. La ci~<ilisatiOn
nest done pas uae cause d'amoiu
drissement physique. Ellie a, au
~contralre, Get avantage, qu'indefi
.ment pe:ftctible, ellie porte en-
ellem6me lie reme.ie Il toutes z
defectnositeS.
I'm Acaden'icien (d'Eeampes).
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10

E1 Inferno dc chi,.pyie des houiAuue
dc LieZe lBelsique.)
BSocfemr en- Medicine.
Cairurgie ct ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Specialize DIES Malad,es d'ye1x.
reinstatement: Berger's Hotel.
HOgMA, La.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10

Fever and A@Ne
The true antidote t. the effects Of mias-
nla is H0stetttr's Stomach Biftc ~. THIS
medicine il one Ut the most popular REM
edics of All age Of successful proprietary
specifics. and in immense demand where
ever Oh this Continent fever ard ague ex
lists. a w'negl' ~ full three times aday ia
the best possible prepalative for encounter
ing q malarious atmosphere, regulating the
liver. and invigorating the stomach.
Fo sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10
. J:FkANcls HAYWOOD. ND.

A. NEWSPAPER PUB, WRlTte.
- Odioes Evening News, Augusta, q.
With pneumouia last winter, which left him Wifh Il
:iolsnt cough. that lasted til y. thin : moath sinoe.
% the cure Of which am indebted toy0ur valuabje
msnded, but none did any rood until nesd your Rx.
pectoEant, one bottle Of which removed the couGh
JOHN n. WHfHIR
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10
ANNONCEs.
Rotary JOE Press.

Ayant tout le mat6riel necessaire. noas
aoInmes a meme de METRE a execution
Jus les oavrages ty%pographiques qui nous
serout confies. Lee brets d'avocat. cartes
d~'aitaires. eniates de features, tickets d'ha
bitation. blanc-. circulaires, etc. seront
imprimes dams lie plus bret delai ct DIES
rix les plus moderes..
sSy-Tous les JOBS devront etre pavee
aussjtot Ia livraison du travail command.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10

& eeley, qui 81 miseraM element
.echone CONNIE cantlielat iAdeppn
liant, est lie triStr ausnre pour la
candidature de NJ. Davis.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-10
Norwood
HIGH SCHOOL AID Co L}gE

Norwood, Nelson Go, Virginia
Session If ls79-sn "OPENS September .,
1879. Full corps Of hest instructors finest
location and lowest rates Of any school OF
same grade in E;r.imi.. For Catalogue al
rcssd VIM. l.. AKEEs. Clerk. For iniurma-
tion address tho Principals. 4t-u
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

c. A. Jones, colored subscriber TO the
BEACON at Charl;cville. came into our Office
on Wednesday TO settle his subscription. and
informed US tina, he had come to town with 4
bitch Of Kansas en.igranis from Mr.. Franz
ha,chs plantation. or course. being m intel
ligent newspaper reader he could not 10 taken
In ny this Exodus de!usion. !, would lie well
for plant RS 10 encourage their hands to sub,
sc.ibe for and read the papers, for persons
white or black, who read the papers arc moi
% easily duped ~ those who do not
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

An singers aud their SISTERS and their cous'
ius and their aunis," will sing this charming
new song wrinen BY l. Elwar Orchard and
Just published BY our gree, Soo,hern Music
House. Why? Because not ono now song
out Of Q thousand 10 % pleasing and its popu
aarisy 10 only question Of rme. In sentiment
melody and harmony. Il sstisaes both singer
und bearer and once heard will be called fol
over and vvss sg.in. For soprano o. tenor.
Easy accompaniment. Elsgans si,ls rage
All your usnsic dealer for il or send 10 cents
&c The publiskss, Luddsn I Bssss. Savannah,
O.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

Evssy lady who will secure six new cash
,sbecsil sss 70 ths BsAcox. At IS per snnun',
viii b presented With either Pe'srson's OF
Codeys tadyS Book sOs one year. whichsves
,bs nsy eAsess; aud Tor zen ssbscribsrs. same
price, shs will GET bssh - mssssinss and
=. BsAoos 90 year. Laa6ps ~ know that
n you will ~. yos en- gfshsss Prsmisms.
Will yos do ~ ~ v
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13
I OURS truly,
r. w. McLEROY.

We had another call on Monday from our
excellent lady friend, Mrs. l. c. Armfeld. OF
the Fannin neighporhood, and as usual, she
brought us something good TO eat and drink,
besides paying in advance for the Republican.
She brought Us TWO bottles Of excellen, grape
wine. and a b6,,le of sorghum mola.,es, and
said she had some sorghum sugar put up for
Us, but forgot it. She raised the grapes and
made the sorghum sugar ind molasses, and
she informed Us that she had put up mea,
enough TO last her three years, and had ten or
twelve fine fat hogs yet to kill. She has plenty
Of corn and potatoes, fine oa,, barley and
whest crop growing, and everything nice and
comfortable around her She rsises every.
thing she Consumes At home, and has little
o. everything that can b grown on a farm
or sale. She ssde 400 gallons Of molasses
last fall, and sold IS bushels Of seed oats At
one dollar per bushei. ThooGh advanced IN
ysars, she 10 . lady ofscmarksbls energy and
setivisy, and one Of the very best farmers in
Rankin couny.-Bra~ios RspsbIieaw.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13
Vt* Rit&lana Beat,ao
Church Directory.

At Rayv'lle-First Sunday in each month,
0apti1 services, Rev. L. c. Kellis, Pastor.
Second Sunday in each month. Methodist
Episcopal services, N. S. Cornell, Pastor.
Third Sunday in each moa,h, preaching by
Rev. Asa Potter, Methodist.
Fourth Sunday in each month. Presbyterian
services, Rev. D. A. Campbell, Pastor.
Every Snnd.y, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. Baptis,
Sunday School, Thos. J. Mansham, Supt.
Every Sunday, a, o'clock P. NJ. Union
Bible Cl..a
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

We are indebted to Hon. j. Floyd King
for copy of IKE Washington Pc,, of March
the 2nd, which contains brief review of,he
lsbors aud report Of the Mississippi river com.
mission. The commission recommend the
combining the water Of the river to as narrow
chanSe! a: possible; and thus rasping out
the bottom and keeping the channel deep, on
the Eads ;etty principle; keeping in repair
the lev;es and closing all cu,otfs and outlets
possible. We hope that Congress will act
upon the advice Of the commission, and thus
give as good navigable water and project our
country from overflow al the same time.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

Every one Of our present subscribers who
will procure US one other subscriber can have
the BEACON ono year for two dollars. and the
new subscriber will receive it at the came
price. Just mako the effort and SEQ i you
do not succeed in bringing us one more sub
scriber in less than \ week. II you brng US
FIVE new subscribers At two dollars each, in
advance, we will give you the paper one year
free. r.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

We are just entering upon an important
political campaign; and believing that many
Of OUT citizens would like 10 got the paper
during the campaign, bat do no, feel able to
take il all the time. we have concluded to offer
it from, the first Of April or from any time
during April to the end Of the year for 81 so.
Let our subscribers infosm their neishbors of
this proposition. r.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

Trees are being clothed in green.
Garden truck is gowing very well.
Cool, wet, dissgreeaple weather.
Get your boats ready for the overflow.
The health Of Rayvile is still imp rowing
we believe.
Nothing worthy Of mention transpi ring ir
sown or PARISH that we hear OF.
The sun didn't shine long on Wednesday
before it commenced raining again.
/, will be such pity for the water TO ge'
over the ground where corn is already up and
growing.
You may make your calculations for bis
overflow, for great deal of water is coming
down the Ohio and other rivers.
Parties getting US to order papers or maya.
dimes for them will please hereafter hand us
- cents 10 pay postage and registered letter
tees. IT,
Mr.. J. w. Lockwood informs us that he has
had corn up for more ri,an week hut an
overflow like that OF 1876 would drown it all
out.
The New Orleans Democrat is mi,taken
we did not propose to build Jail by private
subscription. 1t is court house we want 50
badly.
Rayville now rejoices in the possession of
vhrrc blizzard saloons and whisky shops
Verify those people do reveL-Morchonse
Ciuion.
We hardly think the Clarion can boas, o.
any better state Of affairs in its own TO xn,
tm such institutions seem to be very literally
pa,rouized in Bas,rop.
Last Sunday evening add night and most
Of the day Monday cold rain fell coutin.
podsy and mos, ofthe time it vas very heavy
"Wednesday the sun shone out Lrigh. and
warm.
We would like that some one in each ward
I, this parish would furnish us with a brief
synopsis of tho current news of the ward
Aou need not trouble yourself to put in proper
shape for the press: jus, drop a po.ts card.
stating what has occurred, AID We will fix IT
Up ~ proper shape. #
The Democratic State Convention, for the
election Of delegates to the National Conven.
ton. is called to meet in New Orleans Apul
l2,h, and our parish should hold convention
soon for the purpose Of electing delegates.
Therefore we susges, that the wards hold
meetings next Saturday, and that the parish
convention meet Saturday, March 27th.
A short time ago we forwarded to Hon. J.
81 I'D King petition, requesting the removal
Of the duty on printing material; he respond.
= At once that be would attend to the matter,
and we see that be has introduced bill to
that effect. These are the kind Of public ser.
vaults We delight in honoring with on; snip.
port
The stcntion Of parties who have unem.
rloyel tina On their hands. IS directed to the
announcement Of General G. T. Besureg.rd,
ofNew Orleans, L., 10 orr advertising col.
umns, relative TO the ssency in this vicinity
for the sale Of the great work on tho war, by
tho late GoueralJ. B. Hood, entitledE Advance
and Retreat, Psrsonsl Experiences in the
United States and tho Confederase States
Armies"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

Aher lsveral hundred people have spplau.
dsd and greatly enjoyed the singing Of 4 popu
lar psima donna. il makes them feel bad the
next morning 10 learn from q bilious, prejud,.
eial and ignorant critic that tho artistic could
not sing II all. and knows nothing about sing.
ing. A public censor without sense is simply
q muisauce.-PieayvR<>
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13
Obituary..

ExxA' daughter OF w. C. and Sue Sumrall,
died, after distressing illness of four months,
January llth. 1880, aged four years and two
month.
$50 fades lovely blooming flower,
Frail, smiling solacs Of IN hour;
So soon our trancisns comforts Ay,
And pleasures only bloom TO die"
We commend the heanssssckeu parents b
che fostering care Of Hin h. whose bosom
she will fsst until the glorious resurrection
morn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

Capt DAbnsvs survey Of the railroad from
Monroe 10 Arcadia is 1000 feet shorter than
tie Bonner survey over the sane ground, and
il il thought the new line will cost from 10
70 20 per cent less for construction than the
cid one.>Mesyos Dslfdss.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

We neglected last week to mention III u fact
that the snats were killing so many horses
and mules west OF BGuf river, one gentle.
man losing five head in one day, but we hope
that the news spread from plantation to plan
ta'ion. 50 that no one was damaged by our
failure to warn them. II is matter Of regre,
to US that our friends have suffered such loss
from these bes,s. At this writing no gnats
have yet appeared about Rayville, but we do
cot expect to escabe ,hom. Keep an eye on
your stock and try - protect it in time.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-13

The people Of Rayvllc and vicinity ave
had the happy privilege Of hearing two SER
mons from this eminent divine this week; and
we regret ,het We have not time and space in
which to review them foi the benefit of those
who had not the opportunity Of hearing him.
His sermon on Thursday night was founded
upon the 9th, 9Th and Sth verses Of the 4,h
chapter Of Romans. His reasoning was clear,
logical and profound. and the style fauitless
and We are conf!den, that christians were great.
iy edited and strengthened thereby and that
lasting impressions were made upon the minds
of unbelievers. The blessedness Of the know.
ledge Of sins pardoned, through the m"ri, of
Christ, was so beautifully portrayed tina, none
could have failed to have been deeply
impressed.
Notwithstanding the ex,reame iucemency
of the weather, the congregation was quite
large and :he entire audience gave the speaker
their undivided attention.
We cannot express the pleasure it afforded
US to again meet this veteran soldier of the
cross. whom We first heard twenty-five years
ago, when he had already attained TO great
emincnce as a minister and author.
-s>Uss-
PETERsoN's MAGAzrEE for April is already
on our table, ahead as usual. Every month,
almost, hi. popular ladys book has some new
and special attraction. The one this mon,k is
series OF designs IN embroidery. furnished by
the philadelphia School of Art>reedlework.r
One is for a tea-table cloth, printed ia colors :;
another for the ends Of u towel, also printed
IN colors; another for pillow. case, full-size;
another, beautiful Flower Alphade, for mar.
king handkerche:s; besides score Of many
other designs in crochet and embroidery Of all
kinds. The principal steel plate i, charming
picture Of q little girl, seated on bank, gather.
ing grasses and early flowers, on one of :hese
winday March days. For nearly thirty years
peterson has held a front rank as lady's
book, and for excellence in every Department
and cheapness, it is withou, superior. 1t has,
in consequence. larger circulation than all
the other ladies' magazines combined, and
will maintain that circulation as long as 1t
keeps, as it does, in the advance, and has such
contributors as Mrs. Aun S. Stephens, Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Burnett Mrs Rebecca Har.
ding Davis, Mrs. Jane G. Austin, Frank Lee
Benedict Marietta Hclley, ard the author Of
"Josiah Aliens Wife, &c &c. Remember
the price is but two dollars year, with liber.
al deductions to clubs. Specimens are sent,
gratis, with full particulars, to those wishing
to get np clubs. 1t is never too late to get up
CUBS. Ba + numbers from January inclusive
can. if desired, be supplied. Address. CHAs.
J. PETERSON, 800 Chestnut Street, Phiadel.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-04
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS
OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.

THE COLORADO COOPERATIVE PROSPECTING
AND MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO,
Principal Office, Silver Cliff, Colorado
Branch Office, Leadville and Silyertn
Capitol stock, $l,000,00O; not assessabe
100000 shares, 5000 each.
COMPANY PROPERTY.
Custer County-Boston, Chicago, Chlor.
ides and Sun Lodcs
Fremont County Frisco, Newsboy and
Lookout Lodcs.
Lake County Washington, Emma and
| Star Lodcs.
San Juan County -Uncompogery, Union
and Galenitc Lodes.
The remainder of the preferred, fifty
thousand shares are offered in open market
for the next thirty days at one dollar per
share
There is estimated to be 100000 worth
Of ore in sight that will run from 3S to 10
ounces of silver per ton, which requires ma
chinery and power drills to bring it to the
dump ready for shipment or delivery to the
smelter.
This company now have under c0nstluc-
ton in Muscatine, Iowa, one twenty.four
horse power engine and boiler; one
twelyc-horse power engine and hosting
drum, with lifting capacity OF 200 pounds
$50 feet round trip, per minute, and, if
necessary, will raise 5000 pounds; sixty
horse power air compressor, capable of
comprising All cubic feet Of air per min
ute, which will furnish the power to run
twelve drills at any distance within 5000
feet from the compressor The drills will
be added as fast as room is obtained for
convenient work, and the largest possible
quantity Of ore will be removed and the
guarantees dividend of oj per
cent. on the par value Of the stock tor Jan |
uary list, 1881.
For further information, and the pur
chase Of shares, address the company Treas |
urer, G. 0. PEARCE.
MusCatine, Iowa.