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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-10

A man named McGee was fined $50 and
costs Tuesday for giving an exhibition of
general cussedness the night before. He was
arrested it appears for creating a disturbance
IN a Main street saloon, and after considerable
dlmculty was escorted to the cooler. While
'"e ot1cers were preparing a bed for him it is
said' Mr.. MCGEE became angered at a BY
SANDER named Harris, whom he struck a
violent blow on the side of his head. Mr..
Harris with great presence of mind extin-
gulshed the light, which he had kindly VOL
unteered to hold for the accommodation of
the officers, and the obstreperous gentleman
was al once secured before the blow could be
repeated, Mr.. Harris himself with great in
trepidity assisting in his subsection.
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Local News.


Al the special meeting of the Helena Board
trade last Friday night, A. J. Davidson,
esident Of the Board, on calling the meeting
order, stated that the members had been
led together at this time 10 consider the
ion of the present Congress On a subject
4 seriously affects the whole Territory of
bntana. t. .
rhe subject was then brought before the
ard by the consideration of the following
kamble and resolutions, which were offered
4 referred to q special committee, with in
notions to obtain information from our
legate in Congress on the subject and re-
h to an adjourned meeting.
WHEREAS, Action has been taken in the
ugress of the United States at Its present
sion for the purpose Of Withdrawing from
b-emption and homestead entry the public
Ids living west of the Tooth meridian, bas-
its action upon the erroneous report of a
unitte which presumes all lands west of
/ meridian are unfit for cultivation, even
irrigation, and which ought to be leased
a royalty for grazing and stock growing;
refore
1esolred, That the premises taken are I'M
9 as far as Montana is concerned, which
wholly west of the said meridian, and
btains fifteen millions of acres of the most
bductive farm lands in America.
Pesolred, That a change Of the present
I,tarv public land law, which protects and
ties the bona ,tide settler, for one that in
res nonresident spectators, would shut off
emigration which under the present
pices will very soon endow our Territory
pne of the great States of the Union, and
Ech would furnish the proof of the boosted
acity of our agricultural lands for the
mort and maintenance of sixty millions of
lple.
Eesolred, That this Board memorializes
bgress in behalf Of the people of this Ter
bry against the passage of any such law as
been suggested III the interest of rings.
|. and land grabbers, and which would be
rimental to the farmer who is here and
thousands who are looking to the virgin
of Montana for their future homes
valid.
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HENRY n. COPp.
Washington. j.. G..
SOciRble.

The Episcopal sociable held last night at
the residence of Mr.. X. s. Jones, was largely
attended. 1t was an informal affair, and the
ladies and gentlemen present as may be eX-
pected had an excellent good time. The
occasion was enlivenel by choice selections of
vocal and Instrumental music. and the baser
appetite of the guests was satiated by a COLA
ton of edibles prepared by the hostess with
characteristic success. 1t was an occasion
long to be remembered.
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fhe following mineral patents were re-
Jed at the U. 5. land office at Helena on
krday:
Thomas Halloran, placer claim.
F" ational Mining and Exploring Company,
lode.
B. G. Weihbold. Gold Hill lode.
|ames A. Talbot, ct al; Pacific lode.
Patrick A. Largey, Carrie lode.
Nm. A. Clark, Travona lode.
lndrew j. Davis, Wild Pat lode, Lexington
|, Baltic lode, Anna and Ida lode.
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The Independent Il that the steam
butte will leave Bismarck tor Benton on
hi 10th, that the Helena will leave Sioux
h the same day, and that the Benton will
Ee Sioux City April 18th. These steamers
belong to the popular Benton [P] line.
III such early starts we should have a boat
Benton { or about April Goth. Unusually
be quaint. les of merchandise will reach
ntana by the way of the Missouri river this
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A Heavy sale.

he impending sale, referred to 4 few days
Of the four properties under the control
\. A. Clark Il Co., together with third
rest in the Clear Grit, owned by Smith "
PIER, is considered certain of conSumma-
The consideration, though not ascer-
Fd with absolute certainty, is in the neigh
lood 0! $25O,OJO.
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Notice to Creditors.

NSTATE of John A. McAuley, deceased.
u Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator o: the Estate ofJohn A. McAuley.
deceased. to the creditors of. and all persons
having amy claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them witt the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
of this notice. to the said Administrator at
Butte city. beer Lodge County. Montana Ter
ritory.
=. MARCHESSEAU.
Administrator of the Estate OF John y.
McAuley, deceased.
Dated AT Butte city, Dec. 18th. 1879. ind
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

NOTlCE is hereby given to w. ID. Flowers
N that the undersigned has done the work
and made improvements on the Kenyon Lode,
situated in Highland Mining District, Deer
Lodge County, Montana, i'll the amount of one
hundred dollars (S100) for the year of 1879, and
unless W. ID. Flowers, his heirs or assigns, as CO.
owners with me in said Kenyon Lode, whose
interest is One-half thereof. shall pay to me the
sum of fifty dollars $50 within ninety days
from the date OF publication OF this notice. his
interest in said mine will become forfeited to me
by due process of law. JOHN RRANAGAN.
Butte, Montana. January 9TH. 1880. w3m
LoWRY-ln Butte. January -. 1880, to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Lowry, Il son.
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S~TRAYED---$3o REWARD

ENROM Butte. about the list of MAY last, tnree
IL Horses. described us follows: One tslv
Mare. star in forehead ANT small white spot On
fore foot; hramlel -. IL" tcomhia Nj, one
Snrrel horse, white II pc in race, HhsNlt y Ntar>
old hra'nicd with ~tuvertst IT. j =" b>.lh hiud
lret white. and saddle marked, bne hrOwa
Horse. bra cl "S'' oN lrft thigh, small STAR in
forehead. Thirty-lnllVN wtll b. patti ~ the
delivery at the 0h,Irv hnr>cS ur ~tS Ew ANY ,sss
at them RlEiENRER,S y lNoNENSpECN.
Nov. Al It
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Important to- Land Men.

Lund LdmyetS nnd Reni Estate .IgcntS:
Your names will be inserted, WITHOUT
CHARGE. III the American Settlers Guide, Il
new work on public land law, soon to be
issued for extensive circulation in the Atlantic
States and in Europe.
send for a circular giving details of impor-
tance to every land man.
Address HENRY n. COPp.
Washington. j. &.
We hope no land attorney or real estate
broker will be SO careless of his own or his
neighborhood's interests as to neglect to send
his name for insertion in this forthcoming
book. Addresses should be forwarded al
once, as the first part Of the book is now in
press. Mr.. Copp is the editor OF Copp's Pub
lie Land Laws, Cops Handbook of Mining
Law, and other works on our public land
system. He refers to the Surveyors-General,
T. $. Registers and Receivers, and The lead
ing land attorneys of the country.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS
pnsr OFFICE BUILDING

POST FFIC
r,rI,. line of Stationery, Blank Books,
a Staei aud Gold Pens. etc. All Now and OF
1IXAerior quality. A stock of TobaccoS ana
Cigars, 10 r. il. c. KESSLER.
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WANTED

Immediately. by Kinna & Jack. two first
class timers. None others need apply.
klNNA d JACK.
jan2itt Butte City. NJ. 7.
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MASKS
OF all Descriptions al
L. Marks q Sons.
OYSTERSN uYSTERSIl

ROOTH'S Oval Brand of Oysters at Sion per
ID can, at l.. MARKS Il son
No end TO tie variety of Imported Cigars sold by L,
MARKS l. Son.
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Music by the Entire silver City Band:
TICKETS, 50 90.
For sale by II. McMurphey. at Sands Store,
and Henry Jacobs.)
o. LIMITATIONS not Transferable: they must be
presented 10 secure q Ticket.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
First. No gentleman will be admitted with
more than two ladies.
Second. No gentleman admitted in female
costume.
Third. No gentlemen will be admitted todance
unless en- niaslue until after IL O'Clock.
Fourth. All masks must be removed at ~
O'Clock promptly
Fifth. No tickets will be sold at the door
under any circumstances.
No representative of his satanic majesty adj
mitted.
The above rules will be strictly enforced.
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Tobacco, "GiIt Edge" rs cents,
Al MANNING 4 LEWIS.
Fresh Chestnut sand Lemons,
lust received at MORRI BROS.
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Lemons and Chcstnuts.

4 lot of fresh Lemons and fresh CheStrItS just
received by COLEMAN Il co.
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WANTED.

NEW milcIi COW. Enquire at this ofic',
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Sickness among the pupils has interfered with
the daily attendance. We hope for better things
the present month. Hardness has decreased to
q noticeable extent. Rooms 8 and 5 divide the
honors in regard to per cent. of punctuality.
II. B. HASSELL. Superintendent.
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| New
In kind
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FUsV
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LITERARY NOTES.

Professor Won Hoist is very busy AT rfei-
burg on the third volume OF his Constitution al eto'
of the United states" which he hopes to place IN TIC
hands of his publishers before next winter.
Many persons are impatienuy awaiting the
anal volume OF Mr. Justa McCsrrhys History OF Our
Own Times" II IL said that unexpected delay mas
been caused bv recent political changes IN Ens'ao'.
.'Brigitta,- Auerbach's latest novel; is spoken
Of In very high terms by the German reviewers. n"
English translation il 10 be published TINS mon'" ~
Iepsc In the Tauchni,z edition The author Is sal" "
regard BiigiIta |" "a his best story
Kolb's well-known work on Statistics mas
been translate into English with the sanction OF the
author who has himself revised the prooi-she"~' LUG
translator is Mrs Brewer, who has TO some OK aso
BY an amusing inadver'ence, TO put IL
mildly Mr. T. h. Aldrehs story d" The saltwater rraG,
edv IL called Ia Le Lire LA Trsgede de la Pacique
Theodore Ackermann, of Munich, has pub
)lshcd catalogue OF Faust Literature" comprising
1909 titles OF books issued IRON 1894 10 1850
The Chroni}ue DIES Arts states that the
Louvre has recently acquired Two fine WORKS OF Tue
Florcntme School OF the fifteenth century-namciy'
large resco by the Fra Angelica representing Chrls On
The cross surrounded the Virgin and two saints ana
portra,t of an old man by Ghrand1o, most vigorously
drawn and brilliantly colored The former is placed Oh
the great staircase. the latter in the gallery devoeu
early ;aanpicures The same authority sta.eS ,o If
Cnencvad has gwen To the city of Lyons eo,eeaon W
engravnes. from twenty to thirty thousand III mum
Der. OF wAieh are Of great value
The POston Adrertiser says: 1.-The prepara-
tons now making fer the tall book trade anticipate
mach larger demand than at any time within the past
nine years Tie results of the business IN 1873 Wero
very satisfactory, while during the past spring ana
summer the sales have exceeded all expectations
Soutnerp and Western retailers looking through
The market and &c IN to bc very confident that t'i'
coming season Will be fuly quarter heavier 'ha'
last autumn There Is a noticeable increase In the de-
,and for good eiiors Of standard authors. and this,
100 I'm he zee OF fact that the country has been
aoodca with chcap 10 and 10 cent issues, in odiilons
runpnr from 5OO0 to 6O,O00 This cheap. uncovered
book fever is arout The yeliow-eoveIed JACK
Sheppard trash has died; the dime novel rage passed
away some tine ago aud the folio cheap papr ana
chran plnt eudcm.c shows unmislaEabic signs OF beng
near IT'S cui be mat the experience Win cheap
roOuud literature has hat ITS influence on the pollsn-
,rs. and j. one reason why forthcoming PuDuctuons
very generally show letter paper, press-wOTh ana bhu-
lug
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. Aug. 15-P. ~

SUNDAY. Aug. lo-f' NJ
The mining share markets last week prcSen'su :"
moro cheerful appcarance than they have hereto'o'e
and good business was done at both the "'"'"-
Exchanges, with some prices naturally ai' s",o
Yesterday however was dull, being a RAJ. no'''
but as rule prices were firm. Chry'olI'e' 49,
rising from ~ to ~, yielded to 6'o~|' h',''o
Chief was steady at 400 and Climax Genus h,s"o,
at Ito. Annie was active and rose to 81 out c,o7ou
unchanged from Friday ut 81. and Little r''''DN
sold Mt Az Central, Of Ariz0na,was dul anu
closing at OLE. Standard sold mp to 2|4 reeu'a'
and 2sI. buyer 30 days, and Deadwood sold AT Ia
Green Mountain was firm at 3i2G3.55. k'slng Oh"
at / 90 and Hukil at Las. Barbee q walker was
steady at about 5, Battle Creek at Ga ana SILVER
Nugget at 30. Consolidated Virginia was s'fone
nj al, California being cents lower at l'yo'
Eureka Consolidated sold ut 1Jl2G - H. Sierra Ne
v,da nj 121o Union COnsolidated az ~, opnl, a,
1I,m7as Silver Cliff AT 4.35. Father de Smet a,
SO Mexican at 9lt0o3s Horn ) liver at 1903 aug
Bull Domingo at 6ai07. Among tue Teeehly mo'; -;
stocks we note transactions OF 4VoV snai o.
Bonanza Chief at 80 cents, and 10 hooinSo. III ~
solidated at 97s Calaveras was less actve Inan d
late and IN final sales yielded ! cent TO %. u Uiu
Placer rose Q cents to 81 Moose was cent eas'ei
at so and Durango quiet at H. The markets cioseu
dull and steady.
y Y uyyYy0 STOCK ETCHiYGE SALEM
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lpY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE mining share
market closed very satisfactorily to the Dull opera
tors. Transactions N me various descriptions OF
not equaled for months. Liveller times are
anticipated next week, when croSs-cuttlng VIII
begin on the 1000 level of Union. Quoted assess
ments-Dellnqnent to-day. Crown Point. 30 cents:
Mono. 81 Orc, 80 cents; Utah mas levied -, and
Summit and Henrietta Gravel cents each.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Aug. 1.-The news from
the Wood River district Is OF the most encouraging
character. The Wood River Gold and Silver
Mining Company are working frfoot VEIN assay
ING 400 ounces to the ton. The Ram -horn has
n shaft 800 feet deep, and is working on three
leads the ore running from TO 1000 ounces.
Professor Clayton IS investigating the geology
of the country. The Great BASIN Mining Company.
Stockton, are making regular shipments, and the
MINES are constantly improving rs depth Is reached.
General 7. +. Conner - the manager. AT the
monthly meeting of the Alice Gold and Silver MIN
ing Company, held YESTERDAY. W. T.. Hall was APP
poInted superintendent fhe main shaft is down
200 feet. The new GO-Stamp mil building IS COM
uleed and the mill expected to start up IN Noyem
ber Work on the Empire Mill is making RAPID pro-
gress and the mine is looking well: Ontario Is
working in good body OF me ore, ana the mill IS
running ununterruptedly. he bullion shipments
for the week from this mine amount 10 S33,3O0.
Continued improvements are bang made at the
Horn Silver mine. which is looking well. Bullion
shipments from this mIne S57 1900. The total
shiuments for the week have amounted TO Sl2J.400
VrEG,NIA CITY, New, Aug. 14.-lt is officially
announced tonight that cToSScul ting VIII be begun
IN Union next Monday. Chollar Is running south
on the 2.4OO level for the Potcsl ground, pIepara-
tory to prospecting west. Belcher mas Deen COM
nced 10 suspend work south on the 5000 Level. on
account of heat, TIL connection IS made WIN the
Crown Point, which will take about two weeks.
The bullion receipts from the mines during FIVE
DAYS last week amounted 10 Sf35.os1 o..
Chrysohte shipped seventy five IONS 10 the SMELL
ers on FRIDAY. and RENTED 10000 10 the New
York office.
Rich ore has been found IN pushing the third level
east in the Rising sun This is tue same vein that
was worked several years ago III the upper levels.
and from which large quantities of high grade ore
were taken.
The new drift on the lower level from the Pierson
shaft of the Big Pittsburg has struck "a body of
high grade galena ore
A private letter from San Miguel. Colorado, states
that the verdict unanimous III regard To the great
value OF the mines in that camp. Developments
are going rapidly forward, and good ore IS being
a. severed IN many places. The mill will
be completed by October ]. Some of the ore
discovered runs over $500 per ton by assay. TIE
Snupgler is shipping sc,ected ore the range to
Onrny' aud the mine is being worked night and
day. The Kansas City Bar or Keokuk Company,
will not get business this season, but will do well
next gear.
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Corporation Nollrrs.

NJOTICE.-Proposals will be received AT tne
~ Once OF the Department OF Public Cnatlurs an .sra
r-cton No 90 1hirlavc uDtl Angus 20 le~ 10, st,s
lions aud the Bulldog ~ ibc -
Asymm lackwells Island. For fill Information seo Nv
Recort. for sale ut No. city Hail -------
NOTICE. Proposals will be received at Inc
~ Otce OF the Department OF Public Chari sno -
rceuon. No 90 Third until August 20 Ic'. mn
For ll information tlty Record, for SAFE ~ y"
Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals Will be recemWN
~ at the once II tae Pirc Department IN TnIi 10
1880 FOR furnishing To- &c 60 this Departn'n,. ~,
forms City Record. for sale al No @.'V "A"
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Droposals.

UNITED STATES ESGsERs oFPicE. AKy,Y BUrLDNa
NEW YORK Aug. 3, ls,0
IMPROVEMENT OF TIE ST. JOHNS
River Florida. aa1 the entrance 10 Cumberland sound
between Florida and Georgia. . -.
unders gne, Will be at this Office untl IL 0cboe
noon 3lst day OF August 1850. Al which TINE Asa
acr they will be oueped IN presence OF bidders io oos
strucng eties At the mouth OF the St John iaVt fo
ca into Cumberland -0unD oescsn
Georgia and Florida The works will be let sepsrAteiy
and tie proposals therefor must be submitted IN sepA"
envelopes. ... , .,..,. A.. 49,,
instructions 10 btders and blanks Tor pro
poSas may obtained at this office on pleauoh "
tending bidders. A EiiLNOhh- = =
LieutenantC olOnel VI Engineers. u = a
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PROPOSALS for ELEVATORS.


BUgTAU ENGR.vlsG AND PRINTING. AUG. ,. l-SO. ,
PROPOSALS ror erecting and placing Two elevators IN ps
bndlng occupied by this BdroAu VII he rccNedG thD
ofnce until ~ clock M. Monday, the lCtI INST
III LIT 10 waive detects and reject any % I'll Dos to
served. - ..,s
speeds and blank forms will be furnished upon spps
cation H. IRISH, Chief Bureau EpsiaNing aH ffn~
ing Washington. II e.
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST.-Bank Book Ma ll6,45l, Issued
IL ths erm.n savings Bank IN the CW 81 Ne New Il ~
obn IA Under holder OF lao voos
ourstr 10 deliver bznku not Ca ored eesos ~
sth day Of epteniber. $780, sppiiSAton WIZ We "e''
bank for book
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OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEFor Co,DIssARf % sx
L. =. Army.
"ASY BUIpNG," CORNER GgEAAE HoU,foS TIA

FINUIVNNIl0 IVN MIMI Dill ....,
PROPOS AS III duplicate. IN sealei ehte lp'. hAIhcs
Proposals for Fresh lee ano addressed tn tv uhief
Office un Il O'Clock noon on fIaA1
August - $3.50 which time and psee thy vi" Oe opesS
bidders for furnishing The Fresh seer 0h,
by the subsistence Department United ~taus A1hy' ."
New York liy during the prilOd ending lun" 10 Io'l
Each pDaoSa must be accompanied bIr Tor nve hnn
ireI dol srs $500 that bidder bidders eater no
contract II NV lred them. ariaN se,uhk
forth that bidder bidders not conc rid tlres,s
bid other tpau that To VIII MS OF VIZ.
name OF names sppcn,d and that the names of s pr
eous the proposal are appended tirreo ~
az the Advertisement bond and AFFIDAVIT should be hAon
TO- or ct With proposal Blank forms and no.nAuv
a. 10 ptitiJn quait' Of Beef. paymcnts. e. can OcV
FAMED an annic,on 10 this Office The hight reserved
reject any all bids - - ...... ,,...,cs
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Us JOHN HAwKIN-. Nj uor & c. 5

OFFICE or THE AMERICAN RAILWAY
INpRovEMI.Nr CONTAIN, 80 Broadway ~ IL
PROPOSALS Will be received az tins oinco
until August 20, for the Clearing, Ora ing b'sss
structures Water stltlons shops IrackIaynx AZ,
for TIE FIRST Div OF the ewOreaas P.olnc rH
extending from shreveport 10 Lecompe. la aooit ~.
miles als the Brdg ol the Aicnafasss aVes on
Second DIV sion For tcrms OF Aymrnt plans ,esin's"
anu Al LIDO" "P?' ~ '" c. NJ DODGE President
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ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS.

no IRON MANUFACTURERS.
i OFFlCE OF TIE LIGilTHCt-f SoAEDs
WASHINGTON ID. G.. Ausust ~, issn
SEALED PROPOSALS viii tie received az TINS on,e "'e
IL ocOcx Tuesday the S!st d.y OF August Ieeo ~
furnishing the rTiss labor O al kinds ne ssss ~
tbs compei OF the Meta Work 81 the Kerr B on o.
au ge Pans Island, g. trsrspo iatoa oil Tie Ia
10 Charleston and the erection of the sane ~ IL, ~
Tie transportation from IhsTle.on = e., Ia The a" "
done tue Inlttd states. -. ,r,orna
plans atoms OF proposal sni oher ih0'"
tion NAV be Application O. tn.s once .,xs
The ns ht is reserved 10 REJECT any OF AL biS "H'
JOHN RODGERS. -
Rear Admiral. T. = Navy,
Charn,n
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EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
Organzei nnier the Laws OF VevYorL
Principal Office lS7 Broadway y. Z.
Own thirty mlne- and mil site st1a'ei Eagle River
District summit County coli capital SO 0JD0UO: OOOVa
shares par value OF $40; full pA.4 and
OFFICERs:
Hon CALVIN r. HULBURD Precedent
FA MERRITT. Vcc-Presielt
MARTIN THATCHER. Secrct1r5 AMI Treasurer
TRUSTEES-Abe d. Breed. Charles Waite. r., Eiwin A.
Ne,titt Hon Ad.bert Ames Jonas Reel Frederick
Crocker Hon calvin T. HuiDur, Anthony ruNsJn, Henry
p Atwa,er Martin Thatcher John =. Cirk Ch4uneeyT'
pov.cp Edwin NOOisry
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CUBVRBAN SEMINARY, Boson-ave. and
y l61tst Boarding and school for young ladie ana
cmldren. Beautifully situaIed and thoroughly equipped
,.l.l1. LL.l lcNI
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THE BERKELEY SCHOOL,

i 252 Madison ave (Ssih and 3gth-sts)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Joseph u. Choate Daniel G.
Gilman Ii. D.. G. Potter. D. George Ntham
us H.. :. stOIrs II. D.. Wiisni Butler LII D..
Henry r. Pelcw. IredcIiCk Law Olpsed ChSs {. Jones
Ii. D.
The but single aim-to prepare bows thor.
1uslv tie beet colleges and schools Of
Unite Ststes
The building Is arranged expressly for the purpose
school - -. -
FOR prospectus address during August, JOHN y WHITE
Head Master Box 2l3. Everett. Mass
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