The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-20
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Saltna, Oct. II, 1881.
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Recent letters from d. b. Powers
general manager Of the Ruby ant
Treasury Mountain Mining company
indicate that recent Developments II
the Virginia Belle prove even NOR
interesting than was ct first antici
pated. The contact was reached ct {
depth Of 100 feet, and the vein Is esti
mated 1t about Is feet In width tn
hanging wall has not yet been reached
but at every blast the mineral grow
richer. The main body Of rich on
will be found next to the hanging
wall, - was the case at the surface
The tunnel In which work IL now be
ing done Is SKI.
| The directors Of the Ruby and Treas
ury Mountain Mining company have
recently purchased the entire Interest
Of Mr.. Sayers. the prospector who 10
Gated the Virginia Belle and otheI
mines belonging TO the company in the
Virginia Belle, Silver Duchess, Daisy
and Ocean Queen. This purchase
gives the company entire control Of
the Belle and Daisy and . one-hall
interest In the Ocean Queen and Sill.
yer Duchess.
Owing to the continued ill-health Of
Mr.. Powers, he has concluded to return
to Salina and spend the winter In re-
cuperating.
Mr.. A. Davis. one Of the leading
stockholders of the company, and q
gentleman Of general information, q
well n being well posted In mining
matters, leaves for the mines this ev.
ening, and will remain In charge dur.
ing the winter.
Mr.. c. G. Culp, Secretary and Treas
urer Of the Ruby and Treasury Noun
tain Mining company, Is now issuing
the stock Of said company to all stock
holders who have paid assessments in
| full.
We are informed by Judge Hanback,
that work on the mines owned by the
Elk Mountain and San Juan Mining
company has been suspended by the
company for the vinter-although q
contract may be let on the Clara lode.
This mine promises rich return for
work done ON her. She now shows
ruby silver In large quantities. The
Prairie Flower is also looking well,
and 1t is expected that when the shaft
is down . few feet further she will
show up well.
Work on the Bonanza-Adirondack
mine is going on rapidly by day and
night shifts. The tunnel il nov In
nearly one hundred feet, and work
will be continued until the main vein
Is reached. This is the celebrated
claim over which the war was had early
this spring. This mine IL undoubtedly
an extension Of the Forest Queen, and
It In expected to be equally ~ good .
mine.
Work on the Plume and Ohio Boy,
owned by the r. 4 T. NJ. NJ. Co., he's
been suspended for the winter. These
mines are on Treasury mountain.
There Is enough ore on the clump to
pay all expenses 50 far incurred, and
a. soon as the railroad reaches Gothic
and smelters are built these two prop
critics will take high rank among the
mines Of Colorado.
Miss Mary Austin, teacher of music,
(plano and organ). Residence, south
Seventh street. All orders for sheet
music promptly attended to. 37m2
The finest oyster stews at Mrs. Lays.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
Oysters in every style atMrs. Lays.
Go to J. T. Wells for Horse Blan-
kets.
o. G. coffee always to be had at Ed
Smiths.
The best confectionery in the city at
Lays.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work by Mrs. r. T. Watson, sth st.
Highest cash price paid for hogs at
Bartlett and Jenkins,
All the "Franklin Square" publica-
tons at Whitehead & Seaman's.
Fresh and reliable groceries at Ed
Smiths.
Fresh Dat Meal and Hominy at
WatsOn's.
Come and see new Millinery at A.
T. 4 NJ. H. Grier's.
wASrED.-A nurse girl. Apply to
Mrs. J. B. Whitehead.
Go and look at those new goods at
d. 4 J. b. Whitehead's.
For o good lunch the farmer is invi
ted to 60 to Lays restaurant.
We have good Sugar at ten cents .
pound at Litowith 4 WolsiefYer's.
The latest publications Of the Frank.
lin Square series just received by
Whitehead 4 seaman.
WANTED-Ten cords Of wood. Ap.
ply TO John Sherrin.
Highest cash price paid for good
butter and eggs, 1t Watson's.
The best oysters in the market will
always be found at Mrs. Lays.
New Pickles, by the gallon or bottle,
at Watson's.
For sale cheap-House on 9Th 1T.
On easy terms. Add. J. T. r. JOURNAL
Office.
Velvet for Skirts in all shades 1t |
ifty cents per yard, ct the Palace
Store.
Parties and entestainmen,s served |
with the best oysters and In the best
stple BY Nm. Lay.
Drop into d. 4 ]. b. Whitehead's,
% take . look ct their new stock Of
ewelry and silver-platsd ware.
Give me Q call. will try 10 suit
roo. Ed SIXTH.
New goods --latest styles and lowest
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