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by Unlveraol Accord.

AvER's CArHARTIc Pulls are the bes,
Of all purgatises for family use. They are
the product Of long, lahorious, and success.
tMl chemical investigation, and their extern.
>ive use, by physicians In their practice,
and by all civilized nations, proves them
the hest and most eftectual purgative Phi
that medical science can devise. BEING
purely vegetable no harm can arise from
heir use. In intrinsic value and curative
powers no other Pills can he compared
With them, and every person, knowing
their virtues, will employ them, when
needed. They keep the system In rerfec,
'rter, and maintain IN HEALTHY action the
whale machinery Of life. Mild, searching
and cfEectuai. they are especially adapted
t., the needs Of the digestive apparatus. dc.
range,nents IT which they proven, and
cure. il timely taken. They are the ,e>,
and safest physir to employ for children ant!
weakened constitutions, where mild bu,
:firctual cathartic Is required.
FoR SALE ny AL DEALERS.
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AS our town has made M movement &c
ward celebrating Independence day, larg
number Of our most patriotic citizens hav
concluded to 20 to Butte on that day. The,
are bound to celebrate and we don't blam
them. We expect to join them in partici
patiny in the grand doings Of the Silve
City.
Mr.. Geo. Peck caine up from Melros
Tuesday and reports that town rapid,
building up, and that the present prospects
Of a live mining camp there-as we'll as ;
railroad towns quite favorable. Th,
question Of erecting extensive smelters i
being agitated, for the purpose Of working
the McCarty Mountain ores.
We would ask those OF our subscriber.
who are going to Melrosc from this place
to inform US Of the fact and we will change
the address at once. It will be Of great con-
venience to our carrier boy to know who
has changed their place Of residence. We
hope our subscribers will give prompt at
tention to this matter and thus save US time
and trouble.
Mr.. John J. Failon left for Helena las,
Monday evening to take charge Of the
stage Office at that place. Mr.. Fallon has
occupied the position Of the terminus stage
agent for the Gilmcr 4 Salisbury stage
line ever since the Utah 4 Northern rail-
road reached Blackf,,ot Idaho, and has per-
formed the duties Of the Office In a very
creditablc manner and to the full satisfac.
ton Of his employers. Hence his appoint.
ment to the Capital OF the Territory.
There is a picnic arranged BY the people
of Dillon and vicinity to take place at Sci.
ways Grove on the north side of Beaver
Head River u mile below the bridge on
the I'll, day Of July. The public in general
are cordially invited to attend. The ladies
will provide refreshments for the occasion.
Arrangements will he provided for the
young folks. The reading Of the Dvcla.
ration Of Independence will be proceeded
by the singing OF patriotic airs after which,
All Grafton will be delivered by David \.
Dinyle.v. Let I'LL turn out, for glorious
time Is expected.
Tonight Mr.. Chapman will give grand
Chiltlrens' Concert ut the School House
Hall in this city. There will be thirty lit.
te children OF our own town dressed in
costumes, and will appear in the role Of
"Jedtliah." The trials and tri'mlations OF
the "Country School.mastcr" will bc rem.
dcrei. Mr.. Chapman has taught the chill.
drea Of our town free. and now looks .or a
remuneration from our generous people,
which he rightly deserves. Let all turn
out to witness u splendid entertainment
from home talent. Doors open ut s o'clock
sharp. Admission. 80 cents.
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All parties interested in the matter Of re.
moving the County seat, Records, ste,
from Bannack to Dillon. are requested 70
meet at the School House at Dillon. o,
Saturday, Jnly I'd, 1881, at . o'clock p. n.
a 'u'' and prompt attendance Is requisite,
and especially by those who agreed to g
on the Bond Tor providing county ofie,,
&C. B. F. WMITE,
Chairman.
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Notice OF lDissOl utjO,,.

The firm Of Edwards & Taylor is Hi,
day Dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Va
wards retires from the business, which vii ,sS'
b. conducted by W. u. Taylor, who viii viii
collect all bills and pay all debts OF the MA
firm. '"'
E. l.. Edwards.
,>., W. b. Taylor.
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Seventy.Five Days ON the Road.

A car load Of the Celebrated Colu,nbu,
Steel Scrapers just received at John ".
Lowclrs, having been seventy five DAYS Oh
the road. These scrapers arc the bet
made and will he sold ut bed Rock prices
I8-lD)
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n oT10S.

All persons owning stock, domestic ,n;r,,,
in and about Dillon, must keep such sts,k cs'
running ut large, shall BIZ under thu u.,...:.
Of shutting such stock up causing the owner, r., w.
charges thereon. INiN r. D,x,,, p"'
Dillon, NJ, r. June TO- 1881.
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A bargain

in l'arlor Organs may le secured by .,,,
ing a; this office. Two due bills on S aa1
dard Organ Company's, for sale at a l ~,
over half price. Call soon. ''''e
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For Sale.

Four and one.half acres ut ground
good house, shop and water power, on Ni;r +
Greek, in the town Of Sheridan. For ~"
ticulars, call at this office, or on John rrn '
pie, Sheridan. '.'''-
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ORES R0uGHT.

The Hecla Consolidated Mining Cn,,,,,. ...,,
buy Guild, Silver and Lead Ore vi In. w., w. W'i'
prices. Send for Price List, "'rke:
Assays made ut reasonable rates,
IL. kNIrPENnEks;, tSenl Man
Glendale, Montouo
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ESTRAY.

~ Came To my ranch ats,u, f.,
~~V~ months ng,o one small b;,y nn NV
"a ,.N years nd, branded {; ~, XIX -,
~ Sh shoulder. saddle: marked. x m !.
N~0 gentle. Philip i.o,cl.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The Firm Of Il. RoMrk & Sun, is this day di,sohu
BY mutual consent. The business will III c,ns;,e
old firm. Il R",'m III"
April 10, 1851. tis-,o1 II. IN,
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TAKEN UP.

~ Came to this range. last NJ
H~~Vf~ cernher. :s,e lsnrse, Chestnut sr
m .A rel, bald face, white ring hat
~ S1 way around left fore leg at knr, :,
NJ N Spanish brand Oh left hin.
AAGX&A The owner is requested to III
chargcs and tux. him away.
y. LlvA.
''e'o'''e' W. !. May %, tSSt. ih-lol
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horse years old. has saddle and collar arI
brand, larg. Heart ~, lci, thigh.
H. Sullivan,
tS) Murray's lt.i,ct.
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ESTRAYED.

- =; 6; 4: s
near Point Of R,ckS h,y;n.
colt with her. A reasonable reward will ~. n.;l
fur the return ut the nare ar inlnr,nat;nn TIM, ,
lead To her recovery. i,s--iO r. inw.l H.
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by Common Consent.

The Mitchell Wagons are superior i,
construction and workmanship, and ar.
s1gnter draft than any other In the Mark
Inc "Mttcheli patent Steel Skein Is tn.
best, for sale by
L. b Mattison,
Dillon.
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Taken Up.

ES Game to my place, about Il vi;
Ri " aKn, one rtssn horse, = or q wear.
49, old, branded diamond on H..
MI " shoulder aud vented IN LETT th,y,
NNaE III Als0 ca,ne to my place, over
ARg1nS d,,s,
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WALkER-CoSNERy.-In Ruby Valley
Madison county NJ. r., on Wednesdas,
June 18th. 1881, Rev. f. Kelleher oficr:
attng. Mr.. William Walker and Mi
Mary Connery, all Of Madison county.
FosTER-SMlrH.-Jn Ruby Valley, Mad,
son county. Montana, on Tuesday, Jun
IN, 1881, Rev. Hugh Duncan officiating,
Nsr. Thomas Foster and Mrs. Minnie o.
Smith, all Of Madison county.
LSoNs.-GllMER.-At Washington Bs,
Madison county, Montana, on SUNDAY,
June 18th, 1881, Rev. W. A. Shame
oshctating. Mr.. Robert Lyons and Mi
Emma Gilmer, all of Madison county.
SwEETMAN-JomNsoS.-At the residence
1.-THE brides parents, in Virginia city, o.
Monday, June 18th, 1881, Rev. ". !.
shannon officiating, Mr.. Frederic
Sweetman. Of Fl. Custer. Montana, am
Miss Capitola Johnson. Of Virginia City
e~~~~~"~~~~~--~>-
The best fruits grown in Utah can BIZ hi !
at Blancett s. llowelrs.
~~-~~~~--------~-~----
Wagon Shutes, all sizes, ut l.. d. Matt
sons Mitchell Wagon Depot.
~~--->~ --~~-----
The finest lot Of peaches ever shipped -
Montana, came up from Utah last night h'
express. They are for sale b. Blance,t q
Howell.
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A Live Territory.

Na. ..
49,. ..., ..'s ~. ~, ~ -. - go " 49," iso'
g., s...,: 49,. ,..," NV .>" '"o>pe."..' ''"'
.'.,. ~ >"'r"iN''' WIN ~
"y ny, o':'c'" VS." '"'a".e" from weekly
~ s' ' ." !" :" 1--WE .e''''oTS
.'s -, " - "'.o WIZ" people OF energy
INSTRUMENTATION. "ss'" .., '".'N." contrast W.T."
80, ~" ~: s''" ~. ~"'-'"> :" .'"" VINO are
rS N~ Wv ""s'e,s V. '''s 'e'''to's'
~," ''' s' ''.'"'" - NV ".1'ss" .'a"
:. CO. .c wv ,,., "e ,,s "o' "'' oe
$500. -. .,' ,: ~. o' ""' s'"P's "e.
49, .s ~ wv 1 ~.s.s mn. !" we ."1"c'eF OF
Wv '- -.,S"s"-..1 wv .-u 's's''
'Nn..al1n ...a.1...l
a ie'f''Ae Acc'dcnt'
49,, ESQ.,, ,.o" - "''''''e anu PROV
w..,,:.. ' e." "Apl'."eo ~ ".. Fa.!'cH
D., 49, INV" =. o'""'s'' !" inc o9ey
c,,., . .':.,' :. "s"s ''". ."e o"cSe.,
..n,' w., ~ . .''''"s Sess."'
' "'>. wv" '''s'@. :" ~. e.'''''ce' nc
" 1885,. a.>">" " ""'p '''c eo"ee"'s OF
Wv ~. NV, nv ." rvs .a' """o"' ."sst taS'ns
~, H'"' '..' o"'.''''e'. one o. the
49, ' . "s". WV WV 'v's' 'e'' "aek INTO
s -, ~. 49, 49,. -'>s"''s ~ '''e o"''o'''
,... ~ .,,'', ' !s %, Tue s"o"'oer' pass
.,.'s. $500 -. ..' 1 .s "e os Pa'..!
W. M.,,'.. w. ..> ~. .'e 'o"e' '' 40.
.h......,, .,.'. >N I'VE "'''
49,, sS,..,' 80 Wv ~" rP.eo o"
.... ~. ...;..s., ~ ~. " 'c ' ""e a''e''
,nc. ,,.,,.,., $1,000, :" ' NV, >."'
v.-,.,....'..,' .,', "'"s" :" '''s
>,'.,,.' =, -, ",. -" W. " !" press
"'"'''s"'' - ".''' ave. sa"er'ng OUT little,
but the chances fur his recovery may be
considered exceedingly slixht.-Sliner. TO-
--~-~~.. -. :"
Charlie, T. blanchard n ,o,,x. ~ no..,,,
oo,,,, ,, x..,rs m.+ v,,.h ho..,h,<. -,....
''o'e u.a'''
Yesterday evening" tie had not been long
In Montana. Tie was stopping with Mr..
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-25

The best fruits grown in Utah can be HI
at Blancett s. lioWelrs.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-25

Wagon Shutes, all sizes, ut l.. d. Matt
sons Mitchell Wagon D.1M,.
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tarried IN our midst several hours tor the
.o! '~' sss""su 40Ns
and c..rt";ni. $780, ., m..s ~ '"" a.ess'
1h..,,. re.;s: y .....s IS o.ss9ue e""usn'
dred ana ~..r.. ~ s~cs,isr. cons;.;a ivy nun Sa.'
..rei ,.,s-s .-.I.d e.. s'"'aM .wu"'on' SeS'
very interesting sipht m s..e lin. ird;.rs
take their departure. the long line iook iny
rather picturesque MS Il faded fr,,,n vi.v, T.,
the distance.
One hundred thousand Mound. If f,.;u,,
tor the Moulion min rolled in,o town v..s.
tertlay. '
For tho ,.... .,,,,;r.. e...a
,here ,..s v VII" th;., es, '.a;noayi June 10
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and lodged in Jail. Hemp is too good Tor
that nigger.
Bellevue News: Our mines are second
to none on the globe in variety Of ore,
their richness and the extent u country
which they cover. They arc comparatively
prospects as yet, but we deity an equal com.
parison from any other portion OF Uncle
Sans domain. We have good wagon
roads to nearly all our mines, and to every
part Of our agricultural and grazing lands.
Nature has been kind to us in this respect.
We shall soon have railroad com,munica.
ton with the 'tout>ide world" and when
we think We are independent We are no.
far of. 1t Is good thing for us that We
are SHOWING slow this season, and the ma
(ority Of our people recognize II As a good
indication.
EUREKA, (Ncv) June lS-A few nights
ago couple Of young girls arrived in Eu.
reka, consigned TO one Of our saloons. from
q San Francisco intelligence office, to per.
form the duties Of waiter gir,s-a prominent
feature In many Of our saloons. To-day
the Sheriff received dispatch from the
Chief Of Police Of San Francisco making
inquiries Of two girls who had LEFT their
homes; one from Alameda and one from
San Francisco, and giving their descriptions.
The Sheriff recognized the new arrivals as
the rnnaways, and ON interviewing them.
they confessed they were the girls sought
tor and consented 10 ret.,rn. One of them
Is the daughter Of prominent lawyer Of
:Alamsda, and the other Of good parents in
San Francisco. They served in u beer sal.
90" only one night. One is an accomplish.
ri pianist. and vocalist, and both are pre.
possessing. They will be sent home TO-
morrow morning.
, 1881-11-14
BRITISH NEWS.

\ CONSERVATIVE fsASQUET.
LONDON, Nov. l3.-1'ho Marquis Of Salisbury,
spcuinE ut n Conservative unnuuct Oil thu
colston anniversary III Bristol lust evening, laid
Hrent stress upon tht right nf Irish landlords to
compensation. lie snlti II Wig we'll understood
TINT tho silb.Co,ntnissioncr ,vcre appointed be-
cal1se Of tlloIr prepossessious IN futor Of tho
GoscraHetltnl policy. md hr asserted thrt they
had ncfcd r.thor Ms executive agents than us
j,Idlclnt nrbltrators He expressed strong dis
trust OF the proposals to nlter tue rules of do
Into In tho House of tsom,u8ns, MS the chanR0
would rehdcr 1nlnosltfcs powerloss.
Gi.E.Ar l1I,IrA1H AND THE UNITED STATES.
Thomns 1trassy, speaking nt II 14ibernl han.
luut upon tic satno occnsl1n. snlh tho cordial
relations bctwcrn Grunt llrltatn and tho United
Stntcs formed Il sIl}st welcome addition to Great
1lr!tntn's nnvnl strength. 1t was nut tho policy
of the United States to mAlntaEn considerable
navy In time OF pcacc, slut thoya are.' sntd ho
"uur most formidable riyAls on tho sea-" He
lttlttcil ttat. by whit Ind hnpponcd latciy, tho
Huod feeling botween tho two countries had
bocn ccitIentcd forever.
, 1881-11-14
Forty Persons Killed and Many
Wounded by Gas Expio.
sion in Italy.
4 Consultation Yesterday Hotwcen Em4
pcror William and bismarck On
the Political Sftuatiou.
Damage to Shipping at Mazatlan-sur-
yivors Of d Wrecked Stenmer-Local
self-Government in Russia.
TIE IHISII.

TIL: f..aS, COMMISSION.
DCHt1S. Nnv. l:'-Tho Land Commission sat
Inst nuht unttl midnight. Tho number Of ap-
plicatlous bus now reached 4,,oD0.
AN ARMED HAND
dsagRctl farmer named Gavin from his bed In
Cattle fslhnd County Kerry, and questioned
him. Gavin acknowledged h,ivlnR paid his rent,
whereupon he was .ircd at two times and scvcrc-
Iy wounded.
4 rAIrrr or TWENTY MrscnEASTs
attacked tho house Of n INIT tnlnle'l Curtin, nt
Mount Mary. near tillavallcn They bout Cur
tin. druVgctl his wlfc out OF bed, and compelled
Curtin TO swear to stop proceedings nKalnst Il
tcnnflt under nutce.
Ai.,ts AND DOCUMENTS USEAHT11En.
1nSboS, Nnv. 13.-TEe police scarchcd tho
fousu OF uneTobn. wl,p recently csuapct arrest
under tho charge f assa.ltluv tho police, and
suspected Ut bofugn fentun. Thoy soizcd Il box
continuing II lnrKe number or new rcvolvcrs
and cartridges mud bonks Hnd documents cu.l-
ncutc,l with the Fonian and Land- Loaguo move
tnpnts.
, 1881-11-14

Mrs. HOnTt1'5 PROFESSIONAL. C.A1lEEn.
A prlyntu dspltch received III this pIty In st
pyet,Ing conveyed tho aMd intelligence that Mrs,
l.d4sEn Ilouth 4lrt yostcrtiuy afternoon
ut tllu sos!doneo ot laor father, Mr..
j.. II. slovIukur, In Now York City,
russ.lv away 1ulctly alI without pa!n.
Mrs. l!ooth, ~ ,s we'll known, WIS vlettm OF
consumption, and her .leatn had beun expected
for sotho linn. though rocent improvement In
hrr condition Ie.i her frtellls to hope that se
might live until spring. ,,
hunl nj aliss Atuvy aleyIoker. aho wMs rualIy tho
lauxhter Ut Mrs, Movlckne py 4 furlaInr mar.
rhKs, hut 1t IL tuiA lhlt Mr. Movf1ker hnd her
tlIll,s changed by M nut Ut tho Legislature ~
that which he iIltlsolf brnFs and It ta 1urtai'l
tant h0 has AlwltS atteu tUWMrt!a hcv III ufGrY
respect Us kindly anl n!toettoratuly ~ tf sho
wero bis own daughter.
Mrs. llt,oth hns had re1nnrknblo career.
WAcl tnuro ct1t shu dey yctupelH tteeltled ttlunt
tho c..ll'l parts Of ner tiu,u. aho alsu. wh!!g =
young rir!, Mppoarod III tie character of ithiase,
utlu stllnu lr tho other lcxt!lilIatu characters,
With considerable suucess, She loft tho stu3u
nIt0Ruthur, 4uwovcI, betoro she could havu been
.nuru tha,L l.: Or II yours Vt a4o. WIS put unucr
M excellent oducatton. shp bad lIu
ilpn OK returning 10 the ataNo until after
she ooeana aealalntoa with K4w!n iioota:
hin III the leat!tnx femAu c|,araqtots of, iho
shnksptar roar plays which !nake ,fp hts r6psr.
tulre. Wlth v preparation ot nplyA few Wer*s
shu fl,liarizul h0fsulf With ths entlrp 1itiu VI
ehurluturA, sueh a. juliet In "lluuuo nnd
! JuIlut," IHtltHe In the "Laly vt Lyons" Ludv
, 1881-11-14
TIE EAST.

SURVIVORS uF 4 stT1t'WHECK.
ADES, Nov. @.-Tho Captain anu thirty-ciGht
tnGat, passengers anJ cruw Of Tho Duirh steamer
Konik der Neterlanden, recentIy totiplcrcd III
the Indian Dccnn, hnyc landed hcre. They wcre
picked up ut Solomon Islands. Tho search for
tho rcmntn1cr continues.
QUAHASrtSEn.
ALExASnn1A, Nov. 11-rho Sanitary Commits
alon ilns decided to strictly quarantine FL WuLi,
whcro tho troups have been rolHforeed.
EuYl1IAS WAR VESSELS.
Two Egyptian wnr vessels havo bocu dis
patched to tho 1ted Sen.
PILGRIMS
returning from Eastorn Turkey. undergoing
quarantine NJ I'll Wu,lj, Will bu inspected Ly
medical officers ut Sucz, anA will pass tho canal
In quarantine,
, 1881-11-14
II l;X{CO.

RA1f.ln1An MATTERS.
Cry or MExft'n. Nov. i3.-ts,nsrcss hns mp
proved tho transfer inattc 1,y Gen. Frishie Ut
tho Mexican racl1c 1ldllwny concession 10 thu
fntna Gnaytnaa isallrout Company. Tho
Htcfnf Government oruhn ttcntUs TINT the MI
ttonAt ftlIsroa't must Withdraw srhm tho D,lad.
nla-.jnra otf rho ro.tfo to tito rncinc.
arI!EM AT MAxATfAS.
Theto 1taR tteGn nilnthor storm, ut kfazat!nr,,
S'vch ves+cls anchotGt1 III tn0 hntbur wrrG
driven nut II sH,l. two schuoncrs were bcnche,I,
nt'd two rtfts with petroleum destroyed. No
lives wero Inst,
, 1881-11-14

An Iron and Copper
Investment,
In 1876 tho lncofp0yat0rs OF tito
NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY


ctu1 wealt ot North carolnn and attar i've ypars Ut
labor and ux1e1lAos hscano rstlsed thas they vert
n"asessel hf rleh nHd valuable mtneral properties.
TINT hflf fe1utfc fh!lrnaH 10 e:loa fhens IL tNut
into ts POCKETS " thetf stockholders thousands of
unllafs ~ dsshienas. .....
Iha t'fthcml properties benR In Aske County, res
mite frln trhrFputtntoh tlIo legislature hf North
Chfallha *n* hsktt! IA Artnt special chnFter for
n!nlnx. rasnntt. and telegraph purposes, 1s Chur.
yer vas R'anted Fob. H. 1h1 neDr"ratlnx tho North
sthte sslhtF Cosnpas1J Under thls c!hetcr tie cnr-
PHny have acquired verr .htunhlr prfvilcHeH! NwaF
70 huy and seli mines nd 1nncsnl af1dH, to curry on
'o n1nlns and rcctnn nf urus IN h1l Ia brnncheas
70 CONSTRUCT faHrn'ls Hnh tolexrarh Lines cunectnR
IL mines with trunk linus nf ratnnu I1d Telegraph
lines. and for tho pur,Hse u constructing sd rail-
ronh md telegraph lines It ns ,Hwus 10 issse bnn,la
to lilo amount ot F.hWD mile. Tho ca:i.ai STOCK
u tho c''ntpans Ii t!nundo. divided Into 4A,uu
sharps. o! mir rnluu OF ~ rvr slasc.
In sshnly C0nnty. lwnntyt'reo is.lon from SaIsbu-
~. III Tho 1'!clitI"nt tir-lnc liop In North carn-
llilu Is tho Well.knnwtt CrUwp1f aR1 3c. which IL
wrll eQIlbped md developed. Tho CstatG Gui~sts Ut
sIJncscs Of land. rtc ind fertile soil. covered with
heavy rfowth II timber II ms numerous rens OF
RDid qunrtH utHth IT, Afid about sO HcsGs ut nnrs1ona
KfnVcf. wh!t yludA numerous nc uhg1cts und coarse
uuhf. Ihd company Hls' Hwn nMd operatu lnF40
saW"'n'il ~ connection with tho mine.
III Ashn thuHty tho cunFasl5 llaTo largo trActs Of
iIilnera land AMONG then'a very valuable G"ppcf
MINI. eirrYnc uo una slsreT which Ii property Of
'kb ncrct' c"sefed Win hesT Timber. Ths mine IS
la'y caa'lpea Win Mouef'a machinery nnd tis e.
featr produced lStTo quantity of rich atd sasuAale
ore. 49,.
PFot. Emulh1s lato State Gaoos!sf Of North Caro-
lna. Prnf Kerr slnte GBolosss 1T Nnsth Caro|lnat
I.r"f. !. u. MeChcsney. Mining Gouos!sts Waiter
l1ARltnn. N. E' frof H. N. Ea'ncs, haso matc most
1aeosiolo fuof1s aodht his f,tho 1haJ CONCUR III
the belct tt eiyes t!tcason of gFeat commercial
shiao AHA thht ny te chnracor ahn aTldc os thu Orc
Psun,lsas fH DO tho OF Inc oast lflh4 copper lodos
IN th's Country. ....
When thp snlott.1 furnaces aro fnt'hcd tho dn!'s
pfesehs seld ul this 'to N estlnatch rs follows:
thirty t"s u orc per t1S' "seraue ~ per cunt cup
per. and w IN Hold ana sl'sar psr ton. Will equal
Ht4n rer lay mHd nscrHEa IN days lo tic roar, will
eqnnl EauuAl uross nhfnlnRs per Scar Whcn tHb ne"
e1ut Is s'*oed hd crnas cuts arc 'ato to tho vein.
the hupnt c"l cas'y bn ttuuh,cs and By tho unl OF
Inc hfft yehT tc talc VIII bc earning ttrt hfetaRlnH
ria soups.uno Gu,.rr,e., Hs,ul,n mines, and Mica
nncs. nre situatc about fonr miles ttunftc Copper
nnes' on tlo why :" ING Mnxnesie afali.ora bulls
,,,as ,snro iii, .,oavr ,.',s, ~ ,,.a. VI ns
nsu includes a watef.ppwer of ntout aU horyc-
Thu addition Of railroad transportation Is only re-
qnrct 10 turn theso Iron tnincs Into bonanza Of
wealth.