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ItcnIng PlIes-szmPloms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspi'
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
st night, qs il pin worms were crawling
in and about the reCtum; the private parts
are sometimes affected if allowed to Coa'
tinue, very serious results may follow.
"Dr. swayne's All.Heaiing Ointment" Is a
pleasant sure cure, Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, sCald Head, Erysipelas, Bar.
bers' Itch, BlotcheS, all scaly, Orusty, Gu.
taneous Eruptions, Price so cents, 8
boxes for 81 %. Sent by mail to any I'D.
dress on receipt Of price in currency, or
three-Cent postage stamps, Prepared only
by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom
inent druggists,
swaynes Pills are the best Tor all bilious
disorders. MWRaw
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ANUW IVTE IIIUWHV1
President Hayes has a flsst.Class op.
portunity for saving his Administration
from the tame ending which has been pre-.
dicted Tor u. A pair Of vetoes-o on the
relhndinE bill and tile other on the river
and hatbor swindle-will enable him 10
step down and out amid the applause
which Is sure to follow q brave and BATH.
otic act. His extra session yetoes ditl
more than all the rest Of his public acIs 10
strengthen him In the esteem and Gon.
tldenCe Of the people. His share of re.
gponsibility for extra sessions inCteased
his popularity, and II he were to make an.
other extra session now he would gain by
II more than he would lose In popular re-.
epeCt.
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DIED.

JONEs-On Saturday afternoon, February 20, 1881
at Kansas CITY, Mo HATTIE b., daughter Of eelby
and Georgia H. Jones, aged years and 10 months
MoFADDEN-On Saturday evening, February %
1885, Of eryAipelaS fever, THoS. ], ACPApDEN, age
Is yeau.
Funeral from his late residence, No, liz eighteenth
street, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends 0
the family are invited IntCrment at Mt, Woo
Cemetery.
HARKINS-O Sunday evening, February q, 1881
at 0 O'Clock, HENRY j. HARElNs, aged II yeArS.
Funeral from the reSdenco Of his mother, No 22l
Alley B, on TusIday morning at o'clock Service
at 81. JOuephI Cathedral IntCrment at Mt. CalVar!
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A DETERMINED effort will be made to XII

A DETERMINED effort will be made to kill
the Funding bill. II it is brought up In
the House OF Representatives Mr. Frye
says hOwill lead in opposition to dsfeaI
it in it's present shape. 1t will only be
acceptable to him il the compulsory banl
section is stricken out.
Mr.. Price, OF Iowa, says that no bill II
better than the present bill, and he will
oppose it by every parliamentary means
Mr.. Bailey, Of Albany, says that oppo
sition to the bill is SO great that in hil
opinion it will fail to pass.
Mr.. Bingham, Of Pennsylvania, says al
the Republican members representing city
districts will filibuster against the bill. HI
regards its defeat as certain, 1t is reported
that over sixty members have agreed tc
Glibuster against its passage.
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A RAFT Of enormous dimensionss will
leave this port to-day for Cincinnati. II
covers about two and one'half acres and
contains over 100000 feet Of walnut, pop
lar, pine and oak lumber. 1t will be taken
to Cincinnati by Mr.. !. Il: Smell, who rep
resents the extensive lumber firm Of Geo
s, Crawford, OF that city. This lumber has
been gotten at the headwaters Of the Lit
lie Kanawha. This firm has another
aotills OF RATS up the KanRwhs ready to
doat down.-Parksrsburg Sentinel, 26 inst,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-28

OSE Of the reasons assigned for RuIuf
Hatch's selling out his seat in the Stock
Exchange is that he is going into the stock
raising business, Papers were recently
filed with the Secretary Of State at Albany
by the veteran banker and broker
and several other New York CAPT
tslists, to incorporate the New. York and
Western Cattle Company, It's objects are
the raising and curing of grass and grain
and the breeding Of horned cattle The
territory to be used for the purpose is In
Kansas, and the capital stock is S25O,OOO
the company to continue for fifty years.
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WE believe that TUFTS Pills are destined
10 be the medicine Of the world, They
impaft. a power by which every organ q
the body becomes healthy. Very few dis.
eases exist that cannot be relieved nv
purging the bowels and restoring the liver
10 its normal condition, and for this puf.
pose no remedy has ever been invented
that has as happy an effect as these pills.
They never wrench the system, but act
mildly and give tone 10 the whole body.
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Years orAuRerIng.

Mrs. Barnhart, corner Pratt and Broad
way, Buffalo, N. Y, has been sufferer
for twelve years through Rheumatism, and
has tried every remedy she could hear Of,
but received no benefit, until recommends
ed to Try the ECleCtTic OIL she says sbe
cannot express the satisfaction she feels al
having her pain entirely removed and her
Rhematism cured,
Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Agents.
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AcompIlmepl for Dr. VpdeETaE.

This speech Of the Hon. ]. T. updssrGHl
Of Ohio, on the bill for the creation Of 9
Department Of AgriCulture,Is not only an
eloouept and exhaustive plea for that In
dustry, but It is also most valuable tTea,
Me- on The relations which it holds to all
civilized governments, He has studied
the question carefully and presented hi
argument strongly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-28

The ashes Of DR.. Hamburg, whose body
was recently cremated at Washington, Pa
have been received by Mr.. Charles Joeh'
uer, Of indianapolis, They were in tin
box, and weighed five pounds.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.


WHEELING, ". Va, Feb. u, III
Sealed proposals. will DO received 1t II ofir ea
City Clerk until FRIDAY, MARCH I, ISl N
O'Clock p. M, for furnishing and delivering n, Ia
Water WorBS, City Building, City Prison, Ltti
and Hose Houses with clean coal, mIIciCh ~
IN II comes from tho bank, for ono year, he,ihli5
The Isl day Of April, 1881, Payments 10 il ~
monthly, The contra tor 10 give bond aud RVrl
for tho iulallmeDt oil thu contract.
Proposals 10 be addressed ITO tho ChAlmu
the Committee on Water Works. tho ConrIa,
resOrvIng the right 70 reject any or all bids.
FRANK BOWEGs,
fe2I City Cnk
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PAUL BoYToN is not dead, but tits cheer
ing to know that he has started for the in
terror Of Peru.
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CEALED PROPOSALS,
SEALED PROPOSALS.


CLERK's oyVICR BOARD ~ CoNutwoyy,,,
WHEELING, FebruRF, ii, isl
sellFd proposals will ba rec ivOd ut This oa',
u o'clock noon March lSt, 1851, for furnish, -
County jail with coal for one year, itom AI,S y
1881, 10 April lSt, 1852, 'N'i
Bids mlSt be for clean coal, mixed coal ,,l 3.
The Board reserves the right to rc!,c, an, O.,
bids, '"'S1
BY order Of the Board.
fell CHARLES H. DFITERs ia,
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The buSInOs Will 10 continued at the Old r,,
under the firm name Of MARSHALL, KESNEDl,
Co.
7, IS, MApHIu
iAlt j, A, KNSIty
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GENERAL Morlnrn
NOTICE,

Holders Of the * per cent bond, on.
arc hereby notified that numfsn a 20 ~ Vao no.,h
~, q, Is, 20, 100 have been dawn. ~ AZ U, n
VII % paid a. re tank Of WhesIlrg 4sie1b l ",
iels President Board Of COaa i, niT5IOEL ~
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The co.parlnerShip heretofore existing uBl, f..
firm name Of MARSHALL, KENNEDY a hi N
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent, N, i y
BLAKE retiring from tho arm,
(signedl T,S, MARsBuL
J. A. RRSSIbr.
JOuN A, BLIEy
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NOTICE,
PROPOSALS,

CLRRKs OpRICR BOARD or COvy,,,,,,,.
WHRELlSG, February ii i;. ~
Sealed proposals will he received al mi, o ~,
Y o'clock non March lst, lSsl, for iurbj%I. u,
County win SotanSi Se Tor the Use the pa, VI
youth size, fourteen yein and uadrr, al 4lal Il
hearSV, hack aud buggy. N'''" aE,
The Board reserves the right to rejeet,r,
bids, '''Au! VI
BY order Of the Board.
, fall CHARLES II, DFITEps ~.
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moNDAY MoRNINa, FEBRUARY q
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Some Suggestions, from Gentleman
who haS GiYen the subject Special
study, Concerning the Re-ValuHIiOn Of
city Realty TOT Taxable Purposes.
RJItnra IntalIIvancoF
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oaico, Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth Stree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25

ngent fund OF the Department. which was under the
change of Custodian and under the general
supervision of the Chief Clerk Of the Department; ana
appointed committee to look into the matter as nad
been the custom of the Department in such The
law somewhat conflicting In its terms IN relation 10 the
relative duties Of these two officers, VIII be found tny
sef forth in the report became convinced that certain
irregularities and abuses existed in that branch OF the
service and had doubts TO the Legality OF
the appointment of custodian, | abolished the Office
June II 1881 by general order Of July J. 1881, re-
organized the Office copy Of that order IS herewith
transmitted from which viii appear that all the changes
necessary a complete and thorough correction OF the
Irregularities aud abuses referred to have been adopted
IL was my intention, my more pressing pup,
lie duties would permit to have pursued THIS geher
policy other branches of the Treasury by the appoint
ment of competent committees 10 collect the necessary
data which TO base proper action to secure economy
and promote the best interests of the public serVce p
the assassination OF the President suspended Iuther
action in that direction Very respectfully,
WILLIAM WINDOW Secretary of the treasury
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!, Sl4, 39l, $40, s72, sie. 2ge, 800.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ok,

SUPREME coURr-CnAMBERs-aelA by Barrett, J-co,rt
opens at 1890 Calendar called al o. m Nos bo
3D. ~ 81 49, o. o. I09 III, 1855, 1856 20i 245 25S 2SG
257, $50, 26l 263, 296, 267 2GS. 800. - ~
sUPREME CoUkf-SPEcIAL rEEN-Hed by Van Worst ]
Court opens at 1880 Case on No. 100 Mlrick agt
No Day Calendar o
SUPREME CoifRT CmcUu-PART I.-Heid by Donohue J.
Court opens az 1880 q. Nos 1909, 81, 1928 1899
1924 ZIG, 1919 1925 1888, 1896, 397 $50 7g8 gISa
1733 1858 GA, 99l 69l $40, 35 696 lOi7 oil n 1925
224 i40O l43s 1893 14G4 147l S2f $685. 957 97B 1913
III l2ll 1882 1888 l45l, 1851 1888 1900, 1C22 1923
1624. lG26, 1927. 1923.
PART n,-iarremOre, J.-court opens at 1890 a NJ
Nos l145, 1892 1888 1913 $780, 1881 1446 1888 1909
1871 1914, 1905, ll96157Z 1875 1873, 1873 3D. 1911
1915, 1873 Il0l 1106 1900 1901 1897 1908 1916 1872
935. 1891 l48s2 1i4l. 1890. sl2 $50, lli2.
PAET IIi-Hed by Lawrence, g.-COuTt opens at l0:3
Nos 725, 1881, 1882, 1882 1872, 1868, 1896 1872
1873 1884 1903 l41i 14l4 1882 117O, 1921 1922 l5I
1912, l5l5. z94 lb3A 00iS l26i, li9i 1880 1885, $685.
1866, 4l22s 1889. 1859, l40g.
bupEhOR CoUhf-SPEclAL TERM-Hcid by Sodgwick, G. j.
Court AZ 10 a. N. No Day Calendar
SUPERIOR CoUkr-IElAL fRkM-PART I.-Ifed Dy fFuaN ]
SouT opens a II ~ Case on es2 Compton agt Compton
PAEI ad o o "a 1y freedman gcourt opens at
sos 59i, ist 6S5 49, 7ss, $50 800. 697. 375 942.
Nos e.s sss e7s $50 1850 7ss, asa 47a $50. i72 GSs
coNsos pLsAssrEciAt TERs-IIed BY Van Brunt CD
Court opens az 1880 a. No Day Calendar
CosAos PLEAa-IhIAL TEkM-PAKT I.-Held Dy Van Drunt
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ISL 169a i6s9 1879 1851 5So 1915 1915 $40 55 1863,
1863 1896 1871, 1903 1851 1872 1913 l4'o 1884, iVo'
1906. $685. 1471, 1909. ITO. III. ~.
II-IIeld b Court opens az II a. IN. NOS
1779 i1s3 1883 f2Si 1853 1862 1901 1459 1856 l52l
1881 1914 1920 1877 1879 1874, 1852 l45 laos 1902
MAINE CoURT-TEAL TERNpsET I c5 by Mswe sa
5Ss6 saa7 sss c2ie 6S0I 1896 6396 $685. $3.50, 6iOl
8402' 6408 64O6 64Os 6i09 GAIL, GALS.
PART II.-AdlO drned for the ter
PART ItI-Held by shea, e. j Court opens ~ 10 a m.
Nos 1884, 4415 5524 64l9 4S6S 04oV 4soo, oZOo' 4'o'
$500, 1866. = r- MI. ..,
GENERAL sRssIoSs-Gderseeve. J-The People agL
FredeTict Tones burglary Timothy Collins and Charles
Wynn grand larceny; Fanny Martens grand lareeny Mary
MsDod grand larceny John OROuTke, Thomas Hogan and
James Hennessy grand larceny John McAeer felopo9s
Hawthorne grand larceny Louis
Pollock forgery w Cowley false preences Charles
Edwards crime against nature.
PInr ri .-Cow1Tg THE People art. John McCusker,
homicide Luigi hlce and Antonio Tozzo, homicide; James
Tracy and Joseph carr burglary Joseph MoTssey OqT'
oiary. HunnitZ, grand larceny william IL.
Smith, pet larceny; Martin MOrtz larceny from person
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A WEDDING IN M0RRIST0WN, NJ j.

large party of New-Yorkers went to Morristown,
n. j., yesterday to attend the marriage OF WilmOt
johnson, jr., son OF Francis l.. Johnson. to Miss
Florence Alien Douglas. the daughter of Richard
Douglas. The families of both the groom and
bridegroom until recently lived in this
city. The ceremony took place in the
Church of the Rcdeemer, where the
service was read by the Rev. j. +. Butterworth
assisted by The Rev. &. II. Chadwell. James A.
Renwck acted as the grOoIn's best man, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Randolph and Miss Gazzan.
Spotiswood d. Schenck, ~ i. Schenck, James Pen
nett and William McPurdy, of this city, ushers.
The bride, who is tai brunette, was dressed in a
white silk costume with a court train. The brides
maids also wore white and carried baskets of flow
ers. There elaborate display of flow
ers in the church and also at the house:
There was n large attendance of relatives and
friends. Among those from New-YOrl were Mrs.
B. f. Swan, Miss Calender, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Purdy, Mr. and Mrs Cha mers Ward, Miss Morgan,
Miss Anthem. Miss AcKeever, Miss Blodget, Mr..
and Miss Jones' Mr. Bailey, Charles Stage, Mr.. and
Miss Benson, Mr.. Jones, II. V. Alien and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Allen. and Mrs.
Black There were present also Mrs. and Miss Par
ker of PHILADELPHIA Mr.. and Mrs. Jaoquelin of
Summit New-Jersey, and Miss Fireman Of Phila-
delphia.
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Oct. Or. ".

MONDAY, Oct. III NJ
Depression was the rule at the Mining Stock Ex-
changes to-day. and the exceptions were not 10 the
extent of advances but simple holding to previous
quotations. Lower prices from San Francisco I'M
doubtedly exerted some influence upon the market
although it is difficult to perceive how the finding Oh
the expected bonanza at Virginia City, Nevada OF
the failure to find it, affects the productiveness Oh
mines in California. Colorado or Utah. state LINES
we're lower o and 2 down TO 8 1898 80, and to
rs cents and Oriental and Miller to 19a 50 cents;
The Comstoclls were neglected., but Cons9Iiildatcd
Virginia was steady at about 2.3O ana Saill9iIIha
declined to-76 cents. Union Consolidated deellned
to 1885. and Sierra Nevada TO H. Robinson Con
sodated was steady at 49, and Iron SILVER at 80
Among the California gold mine stocks, Uold oulpe
declined to 90 cents and closed at 81.
The Wilma Consolidated Company has declared
dividend of ten cents per share payable November
1. Transfer books close October 20, and reopen
November 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25

EXTERNAL USE OF CASTOR OL.-The Lon
don Medical Journal gives reports from various prac-
titoners who have found purgatve results follow the
Injunction Of castor OIL One writer states that he has
frequently applied this oil TO the abdomen under spong
oplne or other waterproof material in cases where the
usual way of administering by the mouth seemed unde-
slrabe, and with the most satisfactory consequences
In case Of typhoid fever also half Of castor
oil was opplied in this manner, under hot water
fermentation the effect Of this being as represented to
relieve the constipation and tymp9nitc distenlon that
had been present without undue purgng irritation OF
the bowels.
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THE COURTS.
DAMAGES LAID AT S25. 900.


The trial of a suit, brought in behalf OF
Michael Randall age seven, against John j. Hardy,
$4,000 damages for personal injuries IL In
progress in the Brooklyn City Court The boy Il is al
legged crippled for life the street adjoining the
PENDANTS property, Thrdave. and Twenty sixth-st
by large gate, which boys swinging fall
ing upon him. According 10 medical testimony the boy,
who was treated at st. Peters Hospital, Is suffering
from commnuted fracture of the spine and viii never
be able walk The defence sets that the gate
properly hung aud that dozen boys were swinging
upon it, among them being the plaintiff IL is further
alleged that the boys back Injured long before the
tne alleged in the complaint. The win be contin-
ued to-day.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. Pain the Court of Appeals
to-day the following business transacted:
No. 3e0Helen q. Moore, respondent agt Henry A. Gods
den, appelant-Argued. NO 3Sl-Jobn Parrtt appellant
agt Joseph sawyer respOndentArgued No S3 dargare
adnanstrarx ETC. appellant, agt she New YORK
hudson RIVER Railroad Company, respondent
AIsuS1 NO Augustus Books aud another, trustees
ag hehry u bathorn aud othersAppeal disissed with.
OUT COSTS NO SS5-Eleanor,
Improvement company, appellant
Inc following Is the day calendar for Tuesday oc-
tOber %: ~ "A"'' W.
Nos S9i, Sl4 S2l, $40. s72. aIe. ON 400
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Nllnlua.
A GIVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
IA SOLD ON COMMISSION by
WATSON n GIBSON.

A CTIYE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
IA SOLD ON COMMISSION by
WATSON n GIBSON.
Bankers and Brokers,
90 broadway, n. Y.
Members ~ v Mining Stock Exchange Ina lfros cheer.
fully answoeda 10 stocks Dividends assessments aud
CLARK ~ boutwell,,
Rooms 10, IL Is. 10. No. Nasgar-st, OF Wall
NewNOrE
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF mining properties
for sale exchange the stock OF the following
pani.s which are under ther direction:
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANf.-Mines aud mills,
MaHpOsa County, California.
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.-Afines ana mills,
Grass Valley, California
Tangier Nova Scotia.
as ssTioiRMoST sILvEn MINING COMPANY. Mines and
EAGLE SILVER MINING coMPANY.-Mines aud mills
san BRUNO COPPER coMPANY.-Aflno and mill
Lower California
Persons OF investing In safe and profitable mining
stocks are invited 20 comm uuiclte with us.
WILLIAMS CLARA, JOHN a. BOUTWELL,,
President SECRETARY and Treasurer.
GLOBE COPPER MINING COMPANY,
Rooms 90 aud 50.
Registrar OF Transfers Mutual Trust Company.
TNYo CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY
Mines and MIL Inyo County Cal.
CAPITAL 100000. PAR VALUE So
OFFICE No. 5S BROADWAY. NY
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Cost ano Gouno.
GegaI Notices.

NOTICE of POStpOnement of Sale of Prop
~ Unpaid Taxes and CTotOn Water Rents.
Pursuant OF Chapter 49, OF the Laws OF
ISL the COnro le OF the City OF NeWYOrk gives public
notice public auction Of lands aud tenements
IN said city levied in the years 1871 1872 1873
1874 1875 and 1876 and ~ Crot0n Water Rents laid for the
wears 1870 ISL 1872 1873 1874 and 1879 and remain
ing due and unpad which sale advertised held tho
new Court House. CITY Hail Park, In the City Of New
York on Monday TO- 1881, rs IL o'clock,
hereby postponed until Thursday December l. 1851 to be
held a TIE hour and place.
pamphlet containing detailed statement OF the property
nd yeri obtained the Bureau Col
aud Arrears of Taxes ami Assessments
and OF Water Rents. ALLAN CAMPBEIlb
NeW.York Finance Department, Controller.
October j.. l-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25


Eulion valued ut 1858. $40 90 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines
Tho Wilma Consolidated, which has just de-
clared it, first dividend, has been n successful bull
ion producer for time past, but its policy has
been Ia accumulate good surplus before beginning
to pay dividends. After paying the present dyi-
dcnd Of go, 600 the company reports cash on hand
of over $40 900. The monthly output of the mine
is about $50 600 bullion. and there Is every eXpec-
tatIon that the Wilma will continue to pay monthly
dividends. ..-, =,
The lBarbce and walker mine shipped 3S,oOO DULL
ion October -.
Father dc Smet superintendent reports for the
week ending October . that 200 tons of ore
extracted from first level. loo tons from second
level, and 30 tons from third level. During the
week 2.45O tons OF ore were milled. The north end
tunnel is in DO feet aud the south header, second
level Is in - feet.
Barcelona superintendent telcgraphed October
20: " Ore body in bottom oi Wiuze increasing IN
size richest ever found N Barcelona mine Rush
ing the completion of mill"
4 silver Reef Utah, dispatch to the Mining Asso-
ciated Press says: AT the Stormont Company
mines work goes on with great regularity. The
claims now beng worked are the Buckeye. Last
Chance Savage and Stomont. The first three
named are worked mainly through the new Savage
shaft. At the depth of 200 feet in this shaft
crosscut of so feet TO the vein connects with the
third level. This level is now opened 22O feet
north and 720 feet south from the crosscut and has
developed good ore bodies IN both directions. 10 is
being pushed south at tho rate of twenty-five feet
per week, and will soon be under the old Last
Chance ore body of the upper levels, which has
been one OF tllc Dest yer ioul III tn' MINES O'hSlu
cradle is still found in the old first and second
levels and hoisted through the Buckeye shaft. The
Savage shaft cuts the vein at dept OF 25O feet, and
the fourth level now extends $50 feet north and 80
feet south from this point Ii IL being pushed 20 feet
per week in both directions and encounters the same
ore bodies that are found IN the third level. Stopping
has not yet been started on this level. The daily
output of ore from both shafts is 30 10 % tons,
yielding g 900 and s 200 bullion. The bullion
product for Sep cmber was $3.50 81 assay value.
At the StomOnt mine work was lately resumed and
leEpODmputs promising.
THE Barbee and Walker and Chrsty Companies
maintain their Uniform product, while the Leeds
Company is again coming TO the front rs bullion
producer It's mill having just been started on its
own ores after lying idle for fifteen months. The
new management Is energetic, and good reserves OF
ore have been opened up in the mnesV